Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-12

The Young Mems Christian association will
give moonlight excursion on the Corcoran
Friday evening, the 18th, at 8 o'clock. Music
by Donch's band.
A special excursion to Colonial Reach will on
down on the Arrowsmith on Sunday, leaving
the wharf atss:3O a m, and stopping at Alex
andria.
The John w. Thompson will take an excur-
SION 70 Siymont on Sunday, leaving her wharf
The Mary Washington makes two trips to
river view on sunday, at 10 am. and 3 pm.
Marshaii Hall Is visited twice on Sundays by
Ihe Cofcoran, which leaves her wharf at 10 a.
m; and $3.50 p. m,
Columbia Lodge No. 10, /. O. o. F., will give
grand family and moonlight excursion to the
oeautifmi new resort River View. on Tuesday
next. Inc Mary Washington will make two
trips, ieaVinS at y q. m. and pm, returning at
5:3O and IL pm. There will be dancing on the
boat and On the grounds
Ply NO. 5SO9, X: of L., will be given Monday
to River View. The steamer Mary Washing ton
will leave her wharf at am. and $50 pm.
The CHILDREN's COUNTRY HoME.-The Child
ren's Country Home is situated on the Pierce's
Mill road, near Tenleytown, about feur miles
from the city. Poor and delicate children who
have no other means of leaving town during
the not weather, are received at the home for q
stay OF Two weeks, and can thus obtain the good
effects OF country air and country life. The
managers are anxious to extend the benefits of
TINS institution to children in all parts of the
clIy, ana are now ready to receive applications
LOT admission. Girls viii be taken between the
ages OF and ~. and boys between and 10.
Applications Tor admission should be made in
writing, stating the chid's name, age and adj
dress and sent to the Childrenss committee,
ll3S n st. NV. If the application be consid-
enid Informing her of the date of admission,
ana OF the means of meeting the wagon which
Will take her to the home.
THE FREDERICKsBUR G Observation-Disclosures in
the regatta of the Virginia A. A. o. which
takes place in Fredericksburg on July 9TH, is in
Entries
Every effort is being put forth by the Freder-
lckshurg club-the Rappahannocks-to make it
a success In every particular. They have in-
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington to
send crews for the strangers race, for which
they offer handsome prizes. Mr.. Il. c. Daniel.
representative Nv, OF the Rappahannocks, and
secretary OF the state association, is in Wash
1ngton to. day to make arrangements for placing
the prizes on exhibition, and other matters of
importance pertaining to the regatta The pro
gram this year will include horse racing as q
special feature. and will close with grand ball
at the Opera House to the visiting crews. Free
transportation will be given to all boats enter
Ing the races.
THE CoLoNNADE AT A. C.-No malaria, no
sewer gas, no blood poisoning for those who
stop at the Colonnade at Atlantic City.
The Courts.
PROBATE COURT-J,idoe Merrjek
Yesterday, estate OF Elias Willard Smith: pc
luton OF Charlotte Lansing Smith for letters of
administration. Estate of Guynlda H. Schley;
0ruer directing distribution. In re estate OF
Joseph "A. Coburn; order allowing John w. But
terheid 2r2 per cent commission and COSTS Es-
tate OF Margaret Boland; letters OF administra-
ton granted to Thomas Boand; bond $780, In
re reward II; Stanford, infant; order appoint
Ing William E. Handy guardian In re minor
children Of August Dohrer; petition of Henry
Koch, guardian, praying additional allowance.
v.s CRIMINAL CoURr.Juaoe MacArthur.
Yesterday, Edward Stewart, larceny; Jury
JAILED to agree and were DISCHARGED.