Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
Excavations and Pieuics.

The COrcoran Cadet corps invite their friends
to join them in an excursion 10 Marshall Hall
make it pleasant for all who attend, and as SOL
alefs and gentlemen may be relied on to keep
The Pennsylvania railroad will run another
OF Its popular and remarkably cheap eXcur-
sions TO Atlantic City, Cape May and Sea Isle
CITY this evening, leaving the 6th-street depot
The Evangelical Lutheran Beneficial associa-
tion VIII give a select family excursion to River
View, on Tuesday next, leaving on the Mary
Washington at $50 a. IN.
The steamer Thompson will take an eXcur-
son 70 chapel Point tomorrow, leaving at a.
enjoyed.
This evening, as customary. Prof. Proctor's
dancing school will have a reunion at River
View, With dancing down and back on the Mary
Washington.
On Wednesday next, the 2sth. the Capital
beneficial association will give its first select
family excursion to Lower Cedar Point, going
on the Jane Moseley, and leaving the wharf at
River View grows more and more in favor as
warm-weather resort, and those desiring TO
fVaanina, 1an u1 DETER IMAM W TAKE the M'ry
washington at lO a. IN or 5 p. IN. tomorrow or
any Sunday.
The Corcoran makes two trips to Marshall
Hail every Sunday, and those who wish to
escape the heat OF the city tomorrow should go
down with Capt. Bake. The boat leaves her
wharf at 10 a. M and 2:3o p m.
inere are ali sorts OF summer resort amuse-
HentS 10 De mad at Colonial Beach, whittier the
steamer Arrowsmith bears large parties on
days.
Golden Rule lodge, No. 81, l. o. O. F., will on
Monday celebrate the sixth anniversary of its
organization by an excursion to Marshall Hall
on the Corcoran at 10 IL. IN. The Corcoran will
also , make special trip at p; m. Music by
the Marine band. Tickets can only be procured
from members OF the lodge.
Amusements.
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opera whose
beautiful melodies and romantic story seem
never to pail On the public ear viii DE presented
oy the summer opera company at Albaugh's
next week. NO opera OF the foreign repertoire
has been more successful in an English dress
than FIOtow'S Martina" Indeed Lnis work
has almost come TO be regarded AS essentially
English, SO thoroughly has 1t become ldentined
Win our stage. II will be presented at Al
oaugh's next week by very strong company
contralto, late OF the Milan Opera company;
Mr.. MontegrltfO, tenor, OF the Abbott Opera
company; MT. Prueite, whose fine baritone has
added SO much to the eujoyaDleness and sue
Cess Oh recent performances at AiDaugn'S, and
Messrs Walter Allen and Vincent Hogan.
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures" one OF the
greatest successes the New York casino
under COL McCauus management, Will iollow
Ihe Growing Hem at the National next
week. This work contains some exceedingly
beautiful musical numbers, and at the same
Time Is 1uli OF comedy opportunities. The Cast
next week will Include Miss Bertha Ricci in the
titie roie Miss G.,liliird as Edutge; Mr.. De WOif
Hopper, the comedian, on fttutOucK: Mr..
Hubert WlIke i'll his admirable Inpersouati ion
Oh BOtestdS; Mr. Harry MlcDouougu AS Aytitur
anu Mr.. Alfred Klein i'll MS very laugnaole
role Oh Brother p tican. This is the strongest
cast ever given the opera, and there is no DOUBT
hlSnly successful. Seats are now on sale at the
theaJer box ONCE.
The SECOND BATTLE OF MANAssA AS, with its
prominent participants and its most exciting
scehes caught ana forever nXed by the ARTISTS
brush, continues To excite Inc admiration all
Visitors To The panorama building.
ABNERS GARDEN.-There Will be the usual
concert Ut ADnCrS this evening, with Mr..
French as the vocal SoioiSt