The times., 1898-09-04

will be awarded. Dance will be called al
p. m.
II. Cake walk by ten couples of the Old
Dominion Cake Walk Club. The couples
will be entitled TO a slice of cake, in which
is embedded a gold coin.
The following prizes will be awarded
patrons of the chute: One years SUBJ
scription to the Evening Star; one hand
some silk umbrella; one pair fine shoes
Patrons of the merry-go-round will be
entitled to the following prizes: A silver
watch; boys suit of cloths; pair of fine
shoes.
To contestants at ten pins an elegant
hand satchel. handsome cane. and a
box of fine cigars will be awarded.
Patrons of the roller coaster will be
awarded splendid parlor table and q
pair of elegant shoes.
All games will be called promptly at the
hour stated All entrances must be re-
ported, and fees paid in advance to a
committee appointed for that purpose.
Boat will leave Seventh Street wharf at
III a. M, 2:l5 and 6:45 p. m. Returning.
VIII leave River View at l, s. and 10:30
Committees for the Day.
Observation-Disclosures Silver, chair
man; Henry Lewis, ]. Carew, John Willis,
Michael Cation, Milford Spohn, David
Rabbit, William Hunt, John Stanley, J.
L. Feeney, John Ester, ]. f. Mccormick.
| w ii. Maghan, w. II. Barnholdt, j. B.
| Beuchling, T. Richardson. c. Sandford
| w. Locraft, w. X Williams. w. H
Marsh, B. Bernhard, P. C. Kelley, ]. B.
Egloff, L. Mccullough, John Lorch, ].
Totten, Walter Thompson, Benedict Tar
rant, Q. j. Heuter, and z. Powell
| On tckets-J. D. Mckay, chairman; J
T. Healey, John Carmody, j. r. John
son, Henry Hagerty, Norman C. Sprague.
j. M. Heisley, E. S. Lomax, o. p Cox, j.
| NJ. Kreiter.
| On fioor-C, A Cook, Chairman; H. w.
| SZegedy, e. w. Patton, NJ. J.. Mccarthy,
| NJ. p. Canty, r NJ. Wilson, w. A. Nc
Knight, j. j. Crowley, P. G. Ladd, S. d.
! Cole.
At Marshall Hall the program will be
/ as follows:
Wheelbarrow races-Open to all: prizes,
/ an eight-day clock and a cut-glass water
! pitcher and tumbers.
Three-legged races-Prizes silk um-
! brella and fruit dish.
Fat mans tub races-Prizes to he de-
| termined by the number of contestants
Bicycle races-Prizes, suit of clothes
| pair of shoes and bicycle saddle
Foot races-One-fourth of a mile;
| prizes. IS silk umbrella and clock.
| Swimming contests-100 yards; prizes, 5;
and $3.50.
Greasy pig chase-Prize handsome
! rocking-chair and the pig to the winner
Blind mans race-Fifty yards; prizes
| three cases beer; two cases beer and one
/ case beer.
Rooster dance-Winner to have choice
j OF any rooster in the coop.
Sack race-Prizes, keg of beer and two
| cases of beer.
Waiting contests-Gold medals to tht
successful couple.
The above program will be duplicated
for contests for children, additional ano
| suitable prizes to be awarded to the
successful contestants.
The committees in charge are:
Executive. K. Potter, chairman: G.
w. Enrich. secretary; v. O. Ffoulke
treasurer.
| sports-J. B. Fenton, w. E. Carr
James NJ. Ives, A. NJ Lawson, ]. T,
Webb, c. A. Maiden, A. Eggerman. v. o
| Ffoulke.
Reception-T. P. o'Dea, ]. J. Carmody
w. w. Admonston, J. T. Doyle, l.. p
Wild, Dennis Mahoney, r. E. Grigsby
and F. Sotobka-
Arangements-Frank O'Mara, w. p
Sweeney, M. ]. Cuff, E. D. Knight, H. B
Martin, w. Paum, Roman Horning, ant
Michael Corkey.
Floor-D. L. Connor, Lolah Moster, S
A. Clements, r. Eggerman, Mark Trem
ley, w. s. Childs, W. H G.. Simmons.
Bell, and C. W. Enrich.