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WILSON.

Wilson. n. c.. May S1s.4-(Spccian--
quite iarge party spent yesterday at
bareioois mill and enjoyed a mos, de-
lishful picnic. The chape. ones were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Copeland and Mrs.
Maye Sanders and Arthur Fulgium.
Mr.. j. w. w Thompson returned
yesterday from Goldsboro. y. G.
Mr.. Gosh Horne passed through our
city yesterday evening.
Mr.. Lab Williams returned home YES
terday.
Mr.. NJ. f. Deans left yesterday for
Rocky Mount.
Mt Wess Alley has accepted position
"i,h j. j. Faber Esq, of Norfolk. Va
Messrs. Albey, Anderson. w. S. Ander-
son and Herring returned yesterday
from the annual Medical Convention
held at Winston. y. c.
The lawn party given last night on the
Courthouse lawn was largely attended,
and perfect success in all respects. The
music was furnished by the Wilson Mill
iary Academy Cadets Band, fourteen in
number, and the music was indeed to be
complimented, as this was their first
appearance in public
Mrs. NJ. 4. Parker returned yesterday
from Rocky Mount.
Miss Rosa Drake returned home yes
terday from a short visit to friends at
Gold Rock.
AIR. Jake Barron left yesterday for
Newbern. n. g.
Mr.. VIM. Woodland. ST., left yesterday
for Dunn, y. q.
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RALEIGH NOTES.
The Committee on Credentials Did
Noe Report Until AN Early Hour.

Raleigh y. c.. May 15.-(Special) i:
was 2:3O o'clock this morning when the
Credentials Committee OF the State Re
publican Convention made repor; ON all
the counties save one. In all thir,y-slN
seats were contested, tne fight being be-
tween Russell and Dockery delegates
The latter was in the contest in most
cases. Literally nothing was done yes
terday. This made to-days work long
and heavy
Colonel George W. Folk. u native of
Smithiield, Va, died yesterday in the
Kelley Institute at Greensboro. Il victim
OF the morphine ihabt. During the war
he was a gallant Confederate cavalry
officer He was one of the ablest law
yers in the State. His home was al Lee
nor N G.
The Office of the Grand Secretary Of
the !. O. q. f. is moved from Greens
boro back to this city
IN Tyrrell county a boiler of saw
mill exploded and killed Il white man
and two negroes The tubes were blown
OUT ana went 500 yards, passing entirely
through trees twelve inches in diameter
1t seems that there was an error in
saying that Spier Whitaker wants the
Popul!st-Republican nomination for q ~
ernor. II should have been the Populist-
Free-Silvsr- Democratic nomination
What can the Republicans do with Whit
aker against taem?
OF the eighteen delegates to the nation
al Republican Convention, elected by
the districts eighteen are for Mckinley
TWO Tor Reed and two for Allison.
A little rumor was current Yesterday
that the Republicans were in the humor
10 nominate w. y. Guthrie for Governor.
senator Pritchard said this was fake:
mat they would put up only a straight
Republican.
excellent arrangements for the at
tendance of Confederate Veterans at
Richmond are being made.
~ Is rumored that the First Regiment
OF tAe State Guard may encamp al Ocra-
coke inns year, There will be separat c
cncampmen;s of each of tho four rsci-
ment-. The Naval Reserves will nroh.
aoiF take their tour OF duty at Southport
Al mat time ii is the plan to make TO
the cruiser Raleigh gift of superb
| punch bowl, &c.
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PORTSMOUTHNEWS
An Absconding ws,nc., Ca,,vrsa

III Is said that Floyd West colored
the Ascending witness who was mix,
ed up in shooting scrap which oc-
CURED last week near Pinnsr's Point
and was under $50 bail to appear mt the
time set for the hearing has BEEN ar
rested at Newport News. West is
charged with selling whiskey with
OUT "a license to a negro truckman en-
pioyed by the Southern Railway at
Finners Point, and it is probable thai
MS hight was due to his unwillingness
TO race an Investigation.
"A hali lamp in the residence of Mr.
A. A. Meads 329 Fourth street. exploded
last night. scattering burning oil over
ine foor. Mr.. Meads' promptnes I'm ex-
Serious fire
State Secretary Coulter is expected
mere to-day to resume his canvass i'm
the interest of Portsmouth's proposed
I; NJ. c. A. Building Mr.. Coulter
while here last week met with consider
apie success In securing pledges 10 the
building fund.
The unfortunate ending of the game
Oh pan yesterday was generally dis
cusssd on the streets last might and
many expressions OF regret were made
that IL could not have been finished.
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HEREFORD.

Hartford, N, c.. May 15.-(SpeciaD-
n ho'se tied 10 n post on Church street
was scared by II bicycle yesterday and
ran away with cart hitched To him,
containing cultivator. No damag- was
done. as he was stopped by some men,
who headed him off near the postoiiice.
Henry Blount, the well-known actor
humorist and mimic, delivered an enter
tanning and instructive lecture last night
at the Courthouse. He was greeted by
quite II large audience. The lecture was
one long to be remebered by all who at
tended. The proceeds were for benefit
of military company. All who did not
attend missed rare treat. There was
no one, no matter how sour an old maid,
or old bachelor. but what laughed
The editor of the stated
that three person fell overheard at the
launching of the new tug. There were
six. but he knows what's best
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ShonId Ee Prohibited.

Mr.. Editor:-Is not there an ordin,noa
prohibiting any one from obstructInp m -
cutters and causing the water 10 stand
ana turn green and stagnant and finally
result IN malaria or something worse
me gutter referred to is on County
street. between Dillingham; and Green
streets. where culvsrt is not neces-
say, out II the parties will have u
prlose across the gutteer they ought 20
be made to keep 1t in proper condition
so the water can pass off. 1t is some
oody S business to see after these things
and to see after 1t a once Hoping
that these suggestions will cause some
one to look into the matter. remain
yours, etc. A READER
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WILMINGTON.

Wilmington. N c.. May l5.-(SpeciaD--
The funeral of Miss Mary Savage McRea
took place yesterday afternoon from s.;
Johns Church.
The General Conference of the African
NJ. f. Church in session in this city
elected three Bishops yesterday as fol-
lows: Drs. w. b. Darrick, j H. Arm
strong and j. c. Emery. The first named
is from New York City. the second from
Hamilton, Tex. and the, third from
Philadelphia
Deputy United States Marshal Car
roll and Parrish took their convicts,
sentenced at the last term of the Dis
trict Court. to Albany penitentiary this
morning.
Cards have been issued for the mar
r!age of Miss Jennie Winn to Mr.. L.
Il. Larson. of this city, the ceremony to
take place on June LIST.
1t is learned by the reporter of The
Nirginian that a certain man In Will
mington will enter suit against a GER
tain estate in Suffolk. Va, for $4,000.
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El.IZAIsETH CITY

Ei'@aheth City. y. C., May 15.-(Spe-
ciaD-Mr. Henry BIount lectured Fri.
uaE night. Subject. Beyond the Alps
Lies iialy." II was rich, rare and
suev' iull or both humor and pathos A
'air crowd was p.esent.
Several thef;s have been committed
laIely, the guilty party breaking in the
'.hce oi Mayor Pool ana taking papers
c'c. The matter should be looked into
and stopped at once.
regular services will be held at all
the churches tomorrow.
rev. l.. l.. Williams. rector of the
episcopal Church. will preach at New
burgen
The two new dwellings now being
erected on the lot adjoining that owned
ny ~ T.. Nash are nearing completion.
MY George w. Cobb. Dr. p. John and
j. > Wilcox will return tu-morrow (Snt-
urday) from Raleigh, where they have
ueen attending the Republican Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Mat. Baker. of Norfolk, Va, ar
river yesterday. She is staying with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pritchard,
on West Purse street.
Misses Pauline Sheep and Bessie AS
Kew returned Tuesday from IL short
visit 10 relatives in Moyock.
Mr.. r.. S. Willey's new residence, when
completed, will be one OF the handsom-
est I'm the city.
DIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Lunsdue. who have
been making tour in Southern cities.
returned to-day
The Ep!scopalions will give n feast Al
the Albemarle House tonight for the
benefit of Christ's Church. 1t is worthy
cause and deserves u liberal patronage
me Naval Reserves repeated their
minstrel show at the Opera House to-
night TO good sized audience.
The $1,000 organ for the Baptist Church
arrived yesterday. A professional from
New York will put It up.
Mr.. w. II. Jordan, who has been III
for some time. is out again.
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Envelopes Distributed.

The police force last night distributed
envelopes with the following circular en-
closed:
The annual memorial services In honor
OF our Confederate dead. will be oh
served on Friday, the 22d inst. We re-
new our call on our fellow-ci,izens for
contributions to meet the expenses OF the
occasion. We shall expect your accus-
toned liberality. You will please enclose
your contributions in the accompanying
envelope. which will be kindly called for
on Monday, May 18th, by members OF
the police.
JNO. II. HUME,
j. THOMPSON BAIRD.
Fl. c. HUDGINS,
A. +. WARMER,
X. r. GRIFFIN
Finance Committee S;onewall Camp.
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some length, after which II was infor-
"laiiy dropped without action.
ne FINANCE Committee asked for In.
iuct.ohs covering number of points
ieearding the issue of the bonds They
were instructed that the bonds should
.eau Tor Permanent improvements to
.ne Iown OF Berkeley" interest on same
Nal ~ pa,u seni-annually at the Norfolk
-Sa'iohul Bank. A number of other mi
nor points were left to the discretion OF
The committee
oh recommendation OF tine Police Com
.hi''ee the force was instructed to assist
.ne town sergeant In making a sanitary
Summation of the back lots and yards
vi the residents OF the town.
me Light Committee reported that a
SUN as new and larger dynamo could
oe secured the lighting of the street :
would be resumed
N'nSiueraDle discussion was INDUCED
w. caused by suggestion OF the chair
MAJ Oh the Street Committee to refer IN.
n.us ior making Il survey Of the town tn
.ne Improvement Board before submit
ing same To Council. The matter was
''na'iy ended by the suggestion b.Iuv
Withdrawn and the commIite. r.ncr,i,,t,
progress 'i's
ne ioWh Sergeant was instructed 10
.,"p'oy man for one month to work ON
'"e streets and cutters of the town. lie
80 'urther authorized to have the old
wells that were used for fire purposes no
.ptc t'e introduction of water works in
the town filled. No ~
On recommendation or tho ISL, ~,
hi'tee a number of new fire hvdrani.
Mere subscribed for in the Firs; n,,d
Third Wards. ana
ne council next went into the election
vi an Improvement Board. The resul,
was me election of the following named
gentlemen: A. II. Martin. q. ID, VIII
'alls. and j. j. Ottley.
he 9ergeani was Instructed to have
'he pui.ce force take Il list Of all owners nr
unlicensed dogs In the town and rano,,
same to The Mayor.
"e question of naming the salary m ho
paio 10 The chairman of the improvements
board was laid over TIL some future
meeting.
IN motion adjourned.
y, ne congregation of Chestnut Street
VI IL. Chuich have decided to mn In a
pipe organ. The board of stewards ma.
iast night with party from Washington
40 DISCUSS the mntter. Rev. Mr.. Chand-
Ler VIII lcaVe the early part OF next weel,
ior the North to make selection.
ne Fythian Bazaar closed last night
win II cake walk" which was much
enjoyed by the participants, as well as
me audience. All of the goods left over
were soia at auction to the highest bid
der. Take the fair as whole IT has
proven success and the Pythians are
glad To know that they will soon be able
Ia handsomely furnish their elegant
castle. which will prove an ornament. as
well as benefit to the town.
A game of baseball was played on the
diamond in South Norfolk yesterday af-
1ernoon between the Atlantic City boys
andI the Berkleys. which resulted I'm n
n IA n II u, "a,
The Berkeley boys Will play In Suffolk
this afternoon at 2:3O O'clock
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GROUND TO A POINT
Miscellaneous Local Mslange About Things
In General.
FILLED WITH INTEREST AND WISDOM.
Elected Member OF the Electoral
Board OF Norfolk Countrywide
Pythian Carnival "a Drawing Card
New Afternoon Paper-Awardcd
Contract for Furnishing Meat.

The Hastings Court did not meet again
yesterday.
The Masons will celebrate Ascension
Day Sunday night.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF H. o. Pearson. See prices.
The clerks and writer's in the navy
yard will be paid to-day for the first
half of May
There will be baptizing at the Court
Street Baptist Church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Messrs. Hurst & Fuss had a rock fish
on. their stall yesterday that weighed
23h pounds
There was not an item to be learned
either at the station-house or county
jail yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Bourl1, who has been
quite sick at his residence on Crawford
street is improving
Inc Pythian Fair is meeting with
much better success than they an;icipat-
ed, considering the dull times.
The Evening Times made It's first
appearance Thursday afternoon 1t is a
bright, crispy little paper. We welcome
1t to our office.
ment OF Breslauer & Anthony, in which
they announce that they are the cheap
est clothiers in the city.
Messrs H. o. Phillips and VIM. Wood
ward have been awarded the contract
to furnish the Naval Hospital with
meats, etc, for one year from July LIST,
1896.
The Electoral Board of Norfolk county
met yesterday and elected Mr.. f. N
Portlock as q. member of the School
Board from the county TO fill a vacancy
caused by the death of MIR. Franklin
Portlock, who had been q member of
the board since 1865.
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For Balance OF This Week ut weIton,s

Two cases OF dress ginghams, new
styles, worth loo. yard-for balance Of
this week. or until sold. at &c. a yard.
One case of percales, new styles, at
SIC. a yard.
Two cases of ladies hose, pla n and drop
stitch. at lie. a pair, or three pair for
zoe. They are full regular made Herms-
dorf dye. and sold in some stores at csc
q pair.
soc. Black Serge at 37la yard.
Special drives in black brlllIantines at
60c.. 62mc., and 75c. per yard
100 twill silk gloria umbrellas at 81
each.
Mems balbriggan shirts and drawers
at 25 and 37lsc. each.
Store closes at Z p M. Saturdays ex-
cepted.
One price and cash to ALL
LAWRENCE & WEITON,
Kirn Building.
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The ARD Entertainment po.,nonea

Owing TO the heated season having
begun SO early the ladies I'm charge Of
the Art Entertainment" which was to
nave been given for the benefit of the
l. NJ. {. A. building fund under the
direction of the Norfolk artist. Mr.. Kill
patrick, II has been decided 10 postpone
the entertainment until autumn.
The patronesses request the young
ladies tc be in readiness for a full dress
rehearsal during the early part of Oc;o-
Der. Due notice of the rehearsal will be
given through the press.
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Anothe:i good crowd attended the car
nival last night. Those who have not
as yet attended the carnival should not
postpone it longer. The room has been
very tastefully arranged-!t has been
turned into vertable fairy land. No
carnival room has ever looked more
beautiful in this city. a musical con-
Ger; was rendered last night under the
supervision of The Misses Gaskns.
Tonight ladies will be admitted free
and gentlemen VIII be charged only 5
cents. All the booths will be open. as
usual. and another large crowd is expect
ed. We advise our readers TO attend
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pE MOUTH.

Plymouth, N. c., May 15.-(SpeciaD-
Mrs. w. d. Christopher is visiting rela-
tives in Greensville
Mr.. James F. Norman. our oldest mer-
chant and prominent townsman. who
has been very sick for a long time with
heart trouble. died this morning at Z
o'clock.
The machinery for the new company
mill here Is being put In this week. and
1t is thought that the mill will commence
work about June 1st
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Roughly Handled.

Thursday night when the hremen's
parade passed. the corner OF Court and
county streets negro man threw a
brick lin the crowd. which struck n lady
standing on the corner and hurt her
quite badly. y crowd chased the man
and caught him on the corner of County
and Dinw!ddie streets. Some of them
held him while a number of boys beat
him until he screamed for help. 1t Is
more than likely that he will not repeat
his little game again
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where DID Come From.

Thursday little son of a gentleman.
who lives on County street. came run
ning in the house and told his grand
mother that there was 4 grsat large
black snake in the yard. The lady
went to the door saw the thing crawl
ing around the yard. took an axe and
killed il. When the father of the little
boy came home he found Il TO be an
alligator about twelve inches long.
Where 1t came from or how it got there
is a mystery.
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Every Friday the street force sweeps
the cutters on High street and about two
feet from the gutter. The centre of the
street is not touched, although it is
far more in need of a broom than the
gutter. Now. why not sweep the en-
tire street and then the wind would not
blow all the trash from the centre into
the cutters. Such cleaning Is nothing
but waste of money; besides, i. GER
tainly makes tho street look worse than
If all the street was dirty.
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Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral of Miss Hattie Wilder was
conducted at the residence OF her pa
rents, No 300 County street. yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Betty officia ting.
The remains We're inferred in Oak Grove
Cemetery.
The funeral of little Annie Louise
Only was conducted from the residence
of her parents. Mr.. and Mis-. A. H. Only,
at 3l1 County street, Rev DR.. A. z.
Owen officiating. The remains were in
tered in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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NOTICE.

All persons who have not paid their
city Taxes for 1885, and do not want their
property sold for non-p payment thereof.
had better pay the same before WE'D
NESDAY, Goth instant, as the delinquent
list viii appear In the paper oil this date,
and the property will be sold on the goth,
In front of the courthouse door at IL
O'Clock IN. This is as the law requires.
r. a. HUTCHINS,
my14-5t City Collector.
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Thursday night, while the firemen's
paiaes was passing through South
Portsmouth, some half grown youths
walked up 20 a colored man, who was
dong nothing in the world but looking
at the parade, and struck him over the
head with sticks several times. The
man finally had to run to keep from
receiving a more serious, injury Such
things as this is what causes serious
trouble afterwards
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EDENTON

Edenton. n. c.. May 15.-(SpeclaD-
Mrs. Annie Tarkinton Is quite sick al
her home. on Castloch street.
Hon. Thomas G.. Skinner. of Hert-
ford. is in town this morning, the guest
of DR.. j. II. MoMullen.
The entertainment given by the Naval
Reserves of Elizabeth City last night at
Rea's Opera House was well attended.
The entire, performance was a success
and was greatly enjoyed by all.
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I'M BERKELEY.

a regular meeting of the Town Coun-
c.l was held Thursday night with all of
the members present.
: The Finance Committee stated that
they had no furthe: report to make on
DR.. Morsan's claims for services as
health officer until DR.. Morgan shall
have made an item!zed statement of his
claim. Judge q. ID. Parker represented
DR.. Morgan and discussed the subject at
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SEA BOARD.

Seaboard, N. c., May 15.-(Specjan-
Miss Anna Darden, who has been on n
visit for several weeks TO friends in
HEREFORD county, returned to-day. ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Calling.
Mr.. James Cree left day or two ago
for Newport News. much to the regre.
Of his friends.
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Interesting EubIect.

What is most interesting to the ma
jority OF people at the present time? Not
the election, but where the buy the best
clothing for the least money. Answer
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
ia High street
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We Guarantee

our ready-made London Paris" suits
lo lit better and look better than any Of
those cheap, so-called made to order
suits. that others advertise a word to
The wise Is sufficient.
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street
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Verdict ofthe People.

That Breslauer & Anthony. ia High
street. arel the lowest priced clotheirs in
the two cities; that their stock is splen-
did one to select from, and that any
one dealing with them will receive full
value for their money.
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Death orMrs. nowes.

Mrs. Mary Bowes, a well-known resi-
dent of South Portsmouth, died at her
residence. No. 1928 Henry street. yester-
day. The funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon at o'clock from St.
Pauls Catholic Church.
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PORTSMOUTH ADVS.

FOR RENT-Iiouse No. 1904 Washing
ton street; newly pupered: hot and cold
bath: seven rooms Apply S. L. BUR-
my6-tf
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The Rev. DR.. Leach. an English Prot
estant missionary, and his wife and in
FAINT son have been murdered at Sfax,
in Tunis.
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Specials for TODAY.
nlyli-5t

Hires Root Beer ready for use, lOc.
per bottle: Mrs. Johnsons Old Virginia
Sweet Pickle. lUc. per bottle; fine Column
bia River Salmon. loo. per can. Now is
the time to clear your house of water
bugs. and Hooper's Fatal Food is the
only thing that will effect a thorough
cleaning Our 25c. Blended Tea makes
u very fine drink.
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Gladness Comes

Myth better understanding of TIE
w transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasante efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt
ly removes. That is why il is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good he.lth. Its beneficial
effects are due to tile fact. chat il is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitnting the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genune arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by The Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only ana sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health.
and the system is regular laXatives or
other remedies are then not needed If
afflicted with any aetunl disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need Of a laxative,
one should have the best and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
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Climb ODeuine.

The Portsmouth Bicycle Club had thei
annual opening at Ocean View yester
day About twenty members attende,
and spent a pleasant day