Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-31
Aquatic Entertainments.

The excursion Of the Washington Operatfc As
Soclation 10 Marshall Hall last evening, was voted
by those who attended as one of the most pleas-
urable OF the season. During the trip music was
rendered by section OF the Marine band, and a
number OF vocal selections were rendered by an
Octette or the association, and Mr.. Herndon Nor
sell Among those present were Miss Emma Suy-
camp CaDt lqa E0s1nr Nr kob asse1 hT
Daniels, Hamilton Adams, Mrs. VIM. Smith, and
The excursion OF Friendship Lodge. No. y. l. O.
o. f., TO Quantlco yesterday was largely attended
Among Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
W. RsH Misses Mary and Florence Womersley
Thomas Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morse, W. G.
k kleier, John H. Darne. J. H: Cutter and wife,
G. HUMPHREYS, Mrs. Alec Long, w. H. Covert. Mrs.
K A. Fugit, Miss MOll1e Spauldng, Miss Jane
Schwartz, James Kelley and wife. B. T. oder and
Miss Jennie Troland, Miss Lena Young, Miss Annie
May Newman, Miss Josie Barlow, Rev. p H
SN and Mrs Sweet, Max 7. Black Joseph CAV
Ter, Samuel Douglass Miss Ida and Julia Newman
MISS N ollie Castleman, Miss Lou Hauptman, Miss
lou Hazel. j. r. P. Carpenter and wife, John A.
Brandenburg and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kel.
ley; Sol. Fowler and wife, P. II. Hauptman. B. A.
M Mdder MT and Mrs Thomas s. Herbert Misses
MT and Mrs Thomas Hays, and Mr.. and Mrs. d.
c. Reinohl.
Amusements. Excursions. &c.
FORD's OPERA HOUSE will be reopened for the
season this evening, when Thatcher, Primrose e.
vests famous minstrel troupe Will begin brief
THEATER CoNIoUE.-The company at the Com
lque comprises score OF well known and popular
performers An attractive bill is offered.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-The performances
at Drivers are maintained at high standard A
varied ana Inviting program is offered every even
ing.
AT ABSERs GARDEN, an instrumental concert is
given every evening.
THs WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is open day
ana evening.
T,HE MONTGOMERY GUARDS give picnic to-day
ana lH,, this evening at Loeffier's garden.
VIII give an excursion to Lower Cedar Point next
Monday.
MrTHkAs LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. 1, Scottish
fite, VIII give an excursion this evening to Mar
shall Hall on the steamer w. w. Corcoran
The STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN makes daily ex-
cursion trips to Marshall Hall and Glymont, leay-
Ing at 10 am. and returning at 8: 30 PIN
QUANTICo PAvILION.-The steamer Keyport makes
ualiy excursions to Quanttco Pavilion leaving at
g. I'm. ana pm. week days. and at pm. only
GLYMoNr-The Potomac Fruit Growers I'M
provenent Company run daily excursions to City,
and pm.
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes excur-
SION Trips TO Occoquan Falls sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays and te Mount Vernon Springs Tues
days and Saturdays.
GREAT FALIs.-The steam packet Excelsior
leaves Georgetown for the Great Falls and Cabin
John Bridge Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Sundays, at am.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Duncanson Bros, auction
GERS, sold yesterday for the owner lot In square
go, fronting 20 feet on Ii street southeast, near
North Capitol street, with depth of 144 feet un-
improved, to G. G. Menden, for 10 cents square
foot.
THE RIVER TRADE.-Harbor Master Sutton re-
ports arrivals at the river front as fOllOws:-
Steamer Sue, Geoghegan, merchandise forStephen-
son Bros. steamer Louise. Shropshire, merchan-
disc for j. II. Johnson & Co.; schr. Annie l. Clark
Wheeler, 900 feet lumber for city Dealers schr
Lille F. Schmidt, Martz, SIS tons ice for Great
Falls Ice Co. Schr. t. T.. Williams. Adams 90 GOO
feet do, E. E.'Jackson Co.; sloop John Williams
Lizzie Regain and Mary j., with 5000 watermelons,
for j. E. Clements and Golden and Richardson;
fsS 0phn William w Mssster an B wiss
melons, 1850 in number, for william N
Evans; schr. Maggie 1900 melons, j. E. Clements;
SchrS. Alfaratta. Washington, Emma and Sarah
Mathew, Mary Malby, William Z. Ward, Evening
Arrow, and Jno t. Brook, all with waterme Ions,
1900 In number, for Golden and Richardson;
schrs PocahOntas, Rising Sun, Gettysburg, and
Caroline, all with cord wood, for j. o. Garter;
schr. Flying Scud, MITCHELL 200 tons coal, Johnson
Bros; schr. Edward Dement,, Todd, 125 tons coal,
j. c. Hester.