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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Personals and RrIen.

Senator J. j. Mcdonald, OF northampton,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Wright aud Mrs. Sila.
Shelburne have arrived in England.
Mr.. |. Stern and family left Thursday tc
spend t@O months al the Augusta White.
Mrs. NJ. Flgg and children have gone tC
Portsmouth to spend three or four weeks.
Mr.. Mark Downey left Thursday to spend
the summer at the White sulphur springs.
Miss E.tee Mountcastle sailed Yesterday
for New York, where she will remain until
fall.
Rev. Or. George Cooper left yesterday al.
te noon Tor Baltimore and Buffalo and Lake
: perlor ports.
Colonel Asher w. Harman, who now has
a large railroad contract in Kentucky, and
wife are in the CITY, visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Writ Chesterman.
Or. George Ross is expected 10 return to.
day from Lexington where he has been at
tending meeting OF the Board OF Visitors
Of the Virginia Military Institute, Of which
he Is member.
Messrs. Peter Stumpi, Louis Bromm,
Frank Mliier, ana JOun MtsseTscnDlut, VIII
leave next Tuesday for New York en- route
for Germany. They will sall on the 4th OF
july on the steamer Lahn, Of the North Ger.
man Lloyd Line.
Messrs. solomon L. Bloomberg. Tazewell
Elicit, julius Straus, G. o. Ssyllle, and Jo-
seph II. Beckman have been chosen by the
Andrew Jackson Democratic Club OF Mon
roe Ward as delegates TO the League OF
Democratic Club representatives. 10 be held
in Baltimore July 4th.
The sunday schools connected with st.
Johns Episcopal church held their annual
picnic yesterday in Chesterfield county.
Eighteen large wagons were filed with the
children and their mothers and friends.
Chesterfield Is delightful place for such
pic.nics, but yesterday was not just the kind
OF a day 10 be desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28

recovery of the boys was flashed over
the wires TO Port jefferson, and the
anxious parents, who had given them
up for lost, were filed with Jog. The
boys were placed on board OF the train
for Port Jefferson, and on their arrival
in that village they were met at the de-
pot by their parents and relatives.
The little fellows since their return
home have been worshipped as heroes,
and have been kept busy relating their
experience while in the skif out on the
sound. The boys said that when they
found themselves drifting they began to
cry and shout for assistance, but no yes
sci came near enough to hear them or
see them until they were picked up by
the Florida. They continued crying
Thursday night until they finally fell
asleep in the bottom OF the skiff.
When they awoke yesterday morn
ing they were cold, hungry, aud thirsty.
The Barnes boy again began TO cry and
worried so that he became sick and had
TO lie down in the bottom OF the sklii.
Robinson, the older lad, became resigned
TO his situation. ard while his companion
lay in the bottom of the boat sick he kept
n sharp lookout, hoping to attract the at
tention of passing vessel. They would
probably have pershed in the thunder
storm on Friday night had they been out
in it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
nenth ornr. Kichardson.

Or. W. +. RIcIardsOn. who was long in
the drug business near the corner Of Seven.
tecnth and Nenabe streets. and who had
also. for lew wears. stand on Main street
near First, died Tuesday. He was hity-siX
wears OF ace, and was native Of Williams
burg. lie had spent considerable portion
Of his life IN Texas and Tennessee, and in
the latter state qualified himself as a practl-
TONER Of medicine. He served IN the Con-
fcdcrate army first as private and then as
surgeon with great credit; was man Of the
highest sense OF honor, and was kind, sym
pathetic, and generous TO all who were in
poyerty or distress. He leaves wife and
several children. His funeral took place
from the Ncnable.Street Baptist church yes
tercay afternoon, and by his request he was
buried in bis Lee.Camp uniform. The fune-
raj was attended by Lee Camp and several
other organizations OF which the good Doc
tor WAS member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Police Court.

OF the cases disposed Of in this court yes
terday morning the following were the most
important:
Thomas Carter and Mary Robinson (both
colored), fighting and creating disturbance
on the street. Fined each $40 and costs,
aud required TO give security for twelve
months in the sum OF 5000.
Perry James (coiOredl, aSSaulting and beat
ing Rosa Carter on the street. Fined $40
aud costs, and required 10 give security for
twelve months in the sun OF $500.
Lizzie Nelson and Lizzie scott Doth CO.
lored], charged with beng common street
walkers. security required for twelve
months in the sum OF 800.
William Forristall (white) sud Paul Law
son tcolOrcd) were fined s. and costs each for
lighting in the street.
Emmet Dabney and w. u. johnson Doth
eolored) were fined s. aud costs each for
lighting in the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Opcm-Atr CoucsrtFund.

The following additional subscriptions
have necn made TO the open.air concert fund,
making the total amount thu, far contributed
SI,402.10: Harrison ~ Pierce Uaid), 800
l.. Martin plid) SOC. c. If. Cosby a Go.
(plid). 81; \. Gun-t paid, 81; cash, SOC. ;
cash, j0c. cash. 81; Priddy Brothers Gaid) J,
g.: The Grea, Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company. -; y. Goodman, 81; cash, DOE. :
G. l.. B4csn, s.; j. Schumann paid, 81;
Mccarthy Il Haynes (plid), 3; A. X. Schlap
,paid,, p; G. A. :. II. CpaId), 50c.; Held y
Go. lpaldl. 81; Maya son, 81; julius Meyer
~ sons, s.; cash, 81; cash, -; Broad-Sreet
Pharmacy Nad), -; cash. 81; W. :. Con-
stable (paldl. 81; Charles Jurgens (paid). - :;
Heller d Co. ,paidl, 81; \. IIutzier's sons
lpqid). 81; Isaac Sycle tpaid). 81; Alexander
Wer,t tpaid), 81; Stokes & Dunn paid, s.;
cash. 81; Joseph W. Laubc paid -; cash,
-: cash, %; julius >ycle, 81; Henry Metz
gcr. s.: j. T. KOher. 81; George Bamiord,
81; j. X. Molloy paid, s.; /. T. d. Myers,
Jr. (psidl $3.50.
A. soon as the amount reaches $1,000 or
- 800 the Music Committee will contract
with the largest band ever oreanized IN
Richmond for thirty three a week
for ten weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28

Thrilling Experience of the Boys
Lost or Ihe sound.


The schooner Florida, OF Rockford,
Maine, bound to Quincy Slip, New
York, with cargo, put into North Port,
Long Island, yesterday for the purpose
OF landing two passengers whom the yes-
sci had Unexpectedly picked up several
miles outside in the sound. More than
usual interest was taken in the vessel
when Captain Elias White reported that
he picked up two small boys in a skiif
The boys proved to be James 5. Robin
son, aged twelve years, and Howard T..
Barnes, aged ten years, who, while play
ing in a skiff at Rocky Point, Port JEFF
ferson, on Thursday last, were carried
out OF the harbor by the strong tide into
the sound.
The little fellows spent all Of Thurs
day night in the open boat, and when
they were picked mp at 4 =. VI. Friday
by the Florida they were nearly ex-
hausted from hunger and fright The
Barnes boy was sick and lying in the bot
tom OF the skiff The skItf was first
sighted by the captain OF the Florida
about three miles away. He at first
thought it was pilot waiting for some
incoming vessel, and paid bat little at
tention to the small craft. Some time
later the captain of the Florida noticed
a squall coming up, and by means
OF the telescope discovered that the
little craft was a skiff drifting about
with no one apparently in charge of 1t.
He saw something in the boat, but was
unable 10 tell what it was. The captain
then launched his yawl and ordered two
of his crew to row him over TO the mys-
terious little boat. He was surprised 10
discover the two boys in the boat alone.
He bad them transferred from the skiff
to the yawl and then ordered the seamen
TO pull back TO the schooner. The boys,
after being supplied with nourishment,
were able to tell something about them
selves. They told the captain that they
lived in Port Jefferson and described
how they had been carried out 10y the
tide while playing in the skin.
AS soon as il became known that the
boys were safe large number OF people
went down to the landing 10 see the
little fellows The good news Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
A NEW CITY COMMITTEE.
its Members 10 be Elected by ward
Meetings Tonight.

Mass.mcetugs of Democratic voters will
be- held in the several wards Of the city al
O'Clock tO-niChL 10 eject members OF the
new CITY Democratic Committee.
Tbs committee, composed OF five men,
bcrs from each waid, is the head OF the party
organization in Richmond. and II Is Of the
utmost importance that the best material
hail be selected. To tnis end ltiS desirable
that the attendance, IN every ward shall be
large and that The Most energetic and repre-
sentative Democrats shall he chosen.
Anew CITY Committee is elected ia June
~ alternate wears, snd lts members 90 into
Office on Tue l,t day ofJuly after their election
and serve Tor The period Of two years, or I'M
III their successors sre elected.
The meeting, Tonight viii be beld at the
following places and it's TO be hoped
that the Democrats OF each ward having the
success OF the party at heart will turn ont
In large numbers and send good men to the
committee;
Marshall Ward CorcOran Hall, Twenty
ffth street between Broad and Marshall.
jefferson Ward, Old Market hall.
Madison ward. Chauctry-C Court room
Monroe ward, ColUmbuss Hall, corner OF
Third aud Broad streets.
Jackson Ward, kHn's Hall, corner OF
second and Baker streets.
CAy Ward. Reinhardps Hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
MANCHESTER IN SHORT SPACE.
A Few Drtef News Items from our Sis.
ter CITY.

The IIusftpos Court viii adjourn for the
term this morning.
Miss Cornne Ncisler. oi Charlotte, y. c.,
Is visiting friends in Manchester.
Mrs. Louisa Morrissett continues Ill at her
residence In Swansboro'.
John II. Hatcher. Esq, Of Tennessee, IS
the guest Of his aunt. Mrs 5. u. Graves.
An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Police Commissioners viii be held tonight
Miss Layinii Walden, OF Buck Hill. left yes
terday for Petersburg, where she VIII Visit
Miss Mary Turnbu.
The funeral OF Mr. John ". johnson. who
died IN Swansboro' al 2:30 4. NJ. yesterday,
in the siXty.frst wear Of hi, age, will take
place from II. Peters Cathedral, Richmond,
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The wlter.pipes that have reached here
have been distributed on lower Hun ana
Seventh streets.
Captain Henry White, Of the Manchester
Water. Works, arrived in the city from New
York yesterday. lie will spend several days
here looking after this enterprise, on which
the work is progressing fayorably
Mr.. \. II. Claiborne. better known -
"Supny Boy who has been a resident ot
Manchester Tor number OF years, died yes
terday morning after a long illness.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Chesterfield
will hold an adjourned meeting at the coun-
ty courthouse to-day, when n vote will be
taken on the question Of approprilting $500
for an exhibit at the Exposition. The vote
taken at the meeting held on Monday re-
suited in tie.
The city waicr-pump got out OF order YES
terday morning, but Captain LipscOmb went
10 work on It at once and it is now IN work
Ing order again.
The game Of baseball arranged for yestcr-
day afternoon between the IrOnclads. Of
SwaUsboro'. and the Red Stockings, OF Man
chester. was declared of. There will be no
game this afternoon. As heretofore an
nounccd. The AurOras, OF Richmond, and
the Red Stockings will play next week.
Rev. \. Binga. Jr.. Who has been princl-
pal oi the colored schools OF this citv Tor
several years, Is not candidate Tor recec-
tion. rs his duties as pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church so fully occupy hi time. since
he took charge OF the First African church
Of this city. sixteen years ago, be has bsp-
tizcd lob persons making the church
membership larger than that OF any church
i'm this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28

10 lighting and Phelps cut Edwards with a
knife, and the latter struck the former on the
head with brick, inflicting an ugly wound
aud seyerlng several arteries. Both men
were taken 10 The First poice-station
and the city ambulance was summoned.
Upon its arrival the physician In charge
found Phelps very weak from the loss OF
blood. and the wound was still bleeding
freely. He therefore thought 1t best that
Phelps should not be left at the station
house. and after dressing the wound carried
him TO his home, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Marshall and Venabe. II was esti-
mated that Phelps lost not less than a gallon
OF blood. The case will be before the Po-
lice Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
EIectiOnS In Mexico.
by tclegraph % Tho Dispatch. !

ST. Louis. June PA dispatch from the
CITY of Mexico SAYS: On Monday the elec.
ton for electors, who ale 10 choose a Presi-
dent and members OF Congress a week from
next Sunday. were held throughout the
country. There was little animation as far
~ reported. and no opposition worth men,
tioning 10 General DmZ and the tickets OF
the Administration party. This result has
been expected and there was no rejoicing on
the part Of the friends OF the Government,
although everybody is glad to know that the
affairs Of the Government will be admins
tered for another term by General Diaz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
MAIN. AND BKOAD-sTREEC LINES.
Preparations Tor putting Electric
PouerInto Use to PrOpeI cars.

The Council having given The City Rail.
way Comnany authority 10 propcl their cars
bg the Use OF electricity. subject, however
10 the approval Of the Engineer in the mat
t.r II boating poles, wires, &c. confe.
renee was yesterday held al the Engincer's
Office with the view di determining The best
msnner Of hanging the wires. Colonel Cut
shaW's aim ana desire Is 10 make one set OF
poies DO foe al wire telephone. electric
light. streei-car hrelalarn, &c It was eX-
psctcd that Mr.. ". a.. Trigg, who Is one OF
The new owners Of the city railway, would
be present. bat for some reason he was alb
sent. Mr. McCluer, assistant superintendent
Of tue Bell-Teephone Company, favored
iron poles placed in the ceutie OF the street.
Mr. Thompson superintendent OF the Fire
Alarm telegraph, urged that wooden poles
placed on the sidewalks would be safer and
better. Colonel Cutshaw will announce his
decision IA a few days.
The railway people aTe ready 10 proceed
20 work - soon - this matter IS settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Good TeDlDiars.

Ashland Lodge Of Good TemDlars was
visited lat night by Mr.. J. Il. Burroughs,
one Of the district deputies for District
Lodge 40. l. His special mission was TO
present the District Lodge banner to tnIs
lodge, IL having been awarded 10 the lodge
for initiating eighteen new members during
the month, The largest number Of additions
OF anv lodge in The district. Mr.. Burroughs
acquitted himself very handsomely in his
presentation remarks, and was warmly ap-
paudcd. Rev. 4. X. Holderby responded
on behalf of the lodge. Ashland Lodge is IN
a very prosperous condition and is eXerting
an excellent influence IN the community.
The splendid Masonic Hall In the town has
been rented for the meetings OF the lodge IN
the future. At tins meeting Mr. a. Il.
lIolderty. Jr., resigned the Office Of chief
tempar. which he has filled very acceptqbly
for the past live months. lie goes to Wise
county o. engage in business. Mr.. Schooler
Fox was elected 10 fll the vacancy. Mr.. w.
&. smith was elected treasurer. These
oilicer., with the sentinel, were duly in
stalled by The District Deputy. Hawes SUIT
ton, Esq, who has recently connected him
self with the lodge, made fine speech on
this occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Rase-RnII Yesterday.

tby Telegraph 10 the Dlspatchl
The games scheduled Yesterday ut Louis
vile, Kansas City, IndianapOlis, AMI CIncin'
natl were postponed because Of rain.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. ......O 0 0 ( 90 1 0 o.
New Yorks..........0 0 90 1 , o o.
Blse.his-P Philadelphia, Z; New Iorks,
II. Errors Phladelphas, ,; New YOrks, 3.
Burlington and Clements; Welch
and Ewing.
Boston:
Bostons ..........2 90 01 2 0 0-13
Washingions .......0 0 90 90 0 o. O
BIse.hits-Bostons. II; Washingtons, I.
Errors-Bostous. 3: Washiugtons, l3. Bat
reries-Rsdbourn and Kelly; Whitney and
Mack.
st. Louis:
St.'Loui, ............OOOO4O3 OO-7
Cleyelands. ..........0 900 0 l %
e-hils-St. Louis, Q; Cleyelands. Q;
Errors 81. Louis, ,; Cleycllnds, ,. Bate
ries- Hudson and Boyle; O'Brien and Zim-
mer.
Detroit:
Detroits. ............OOO 4O1Ol1-1O
ChIcagos. 0 0 3 90 O. 4
Base-hits-Detroits, II; ChicagOs, :. Ei-
rors-Deiroits. o; ChcAyos. 10. Batteries
Ge'zeIn and Bennett; Ryan, Borchers, and
Farrell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Appalling Extent OF the Floods I'm
Mexico.
by Telegraph to The Disptach

lBy telegraph TO the Disptaoh.l
ST. LOUIS, June PA dispatch from Fl
Paso, Texas, says: The general passenger
agent of the Mexican Central railroad re-
ceiycd telegram here yesterday from the
Mexican Central agent at SiIao, saying that
In two DAYS he track would be 30 that pas
sengers could be taken through the flooded
area with one transfer. steps are being
taken for the relief OF the sufferers by the
terrible oyerfows along the line Of the Mexi-
can Central. II seems that at least l,j00 peo.
pie were drowned in Leon alone. over 1000
bodies have already been recovered. In
some districts the drifting water Is full Of
dead bodies floating "a, thick as driitw0od,
and the stencil perya1ing the country Is
irightfu. Measures are being taken all over
Mexico 10 raise funds for these sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Did the Quinine KiIIr

Or. w. II. Taylor, State Chemist. yester-
day received from the coroner at Whining
ton, Fluyanna county. a package containing
quinne or something worse, with the re-
quest that he analyze same at once. lie has
not yet begun work on the drug, rs he found
II desirable first TO have a further cOrre-
spoudeuce with the coroner aforesaid.
IL seems from what can he learned here In
Richmond that a few dsys ago a citizen
OF Wilmington went into store, got
ten grains OF quinine, took dose
thereof, went to bed, and was next
morning found dead. The question arises
what caused his death, and hence the anxiety
10 have the drug, portion Of that gotten
from the store, analyzed.
There is no suspicion OF foul play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
sheepsheRd-Bsy Races.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

NEW N0nE. June 27.-The weather at
Shecpsbead Bay to-day was perfect.
First race-one milc-Eolan won; Fitz.
ROY second. Terra-Cotta third. Time. 1:iok
second race-lhree quarters Of mile Lit
lie Baronct won; CorInth second. Beck
third. Time, l:lCl. Mutuals paid SG3.
Third race-one mie-Telc Doe won ,
Long Knight second, ChoctaW third. Time,
1923
Fourth race-one mile and three furIongs-
Richmond won: Elkwood second, Triboulet
Ihrd. Time, 2:2lt.
Fifth rsce-one mile and furlong-Brown
Duke won; Brother second, Valiant third.
Time, l:Jj.
sixth race-one mile on the turf-Cam-
bysses won; Oarsman second, Volunteer
third. Time, l:fj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
DOWNTOWN MERCHANT

4 DOWNTOWN NJ ERC III IN L
"A. having passed several sleeplcss nights,
disturbed by the agonies and cries Of n suffer
ing child. and becoming convinced that MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the
article needed, procured q supply for the Guild.
On reaching home and acQue intiug his wife with
what he had done she refused 10 have il admin
istcred 10 tho child. she was strongly IN favor
OF Homeopathy. That night tho child passed in
suffering and the parents without sleep Re-
turning homo the day following the father
found tho baby stll worse. and while contem-
plating another .slecples5 night the mother
stepped from the room 20 attond 20 some do
mestic duties and left the father with the child.
During her absence he Administered q portion
Of the Soothing syrup % the baby and said
nothing That night an hands slept we'll, and
the little follow Gwoke in The morning bright
and happy. Tho mother was delighted with the
sudden aud wonderful change, and, although at
frs, offended at the deception practicod upon
hor has continued 70 use tho syrup, and suffer
ing, crying babies and restless nights have disap-
pcared. A single trial n the Syrup never ye.
failed 10 relieve tho baby and overcome the pre-
iudlce. OF the mother. sold BY an druggists %
cents bottle. ap3-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
zen from the Porch.

Early yesterday afternoon Mrs. Dunn,
who lives at the corner Of Tenth and Byrd
streets, while engaged in hanging out clothes
from the third-story porch OF he: house. los,
her balance aud pitched headlong TO the yard
below, distance Of thirty feet, breaking
several ribs and making severe bruises about
her body. 1he ambulance was called and
DR.. Flel,her carried the injured woman TO
the aImsh0use. Her injuries are serious
though not necessarily fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
PRETTY ArrrnNooS WEDDING.
Marriage Yesterday of Miss John
ston and nr. HuIi.

AT bslf.pa,t 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon Mis- Fangie 4. Johnston and Alr.
Luico 81. Hull were married at the Grace
street PresDyterian church. The pastor,
Rev. Charles II. Read. ID. d., oticated. and
was assisted by Rev. DR.. Cooper, OF the first
Baptist church. The ceremony was very
pretty one, aod was Witnessed by large as
sembIage OF the ieleads OF the happy pair.
The bride, who Is very attractive and
popular young lady. wore a handsome and
becoming travelling suit 0i Henrietta cloth
aud never looked Dreuier. The groom Is a
native al North CsrohRs, and At present Is
connected with The wholesale house OF Hail,
Powers a Co. az travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull took the Richmond and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
GROCERIES. &c.
THE BRADSTRRET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES Y. CLARK, PREsIDxSr
BnADSxREET's RICHMOND OFFICE
NO. lios EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone ho.iss
III. wHlITY, sapersatsndsa.

The Richmond ofice has mere than Kept pscs
with the rapid growth OK tho city aud develop
ment OF tho territory tributary 10 IT, II offers 20
the mercantile community Of this section eli th .
advantages OF system tho superiority 0g whicn
l. recognized Ia every na1e ceniro ~ tho civil
lzed world. That Il Is IN special sepse prepared
10 guard tho lnteress OF is local patrons u a.
tested BY she fact that II has now larger aussty
9ssbsersess Aas ang sfAT msssaai,A sssn<A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
AChanCe-Lower A Temperature.

The hour OF the mems meeting on sunday
afternoon at the Young Mems Christian
Association has been changed for the sum
mer from 4 TO O'Clock. and will continue
a. before for one hour only.
OnneXt Sunday the meeting will be held
in the gymnasium. which is in the base
ment. aud Is very cool and pleasant, Ie-
cent tests " it'll the thermometer showing It
10 be twelve degrees cooler than the street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Company D's Carnival.

A two days ana nights carnival will take
place at Warwick Park Friday and satur-
day, 10Th and Both instant. under the au-
spices OF Company d. 1t will inelude boat
ing. bathing, fishing, dancing, day and
night, and 20 conclude each night with dis
play OF fireworks. Refreshments will be
served at city prices, aud a good time IS
promised 10 all. The gondoa viii make
trips every three hours each day.