Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09

+ RGPPERI's FARM.
If suNDa3R.' $! july ~ 10. 90.
CIRCUS
CIRCUS RIVER VIEW,
CIRCUS RIVER VIEW.
CIRCUS RIVER VIEW.
SUN DAY. JULY 10.
SUNDAY. JULY 10.
GRAND PERFORMANCE ON THE GREEN LAWN.
Minnie-sIsrERs DE vERE-Massie.
Assisted by T. A. DE WERE. Tumbling AMI Acrobstic
Feats; Sisters VAN and Messrs JEROME and DUO
ROW. Roman Ladder sensationalisIns; Sisnor
LUCIANO. the Flying Serpent; The DE vEREs.
Evolutions on the Running Globe; The JEROMES.
Breakaway Ladder Sensations
Round-trip tickets. 25c Children, 15c.
Sunday time table: The speedy palace steamer
sAMUELJ. PENTZ at II a. m 3. $50 and 80 p. m.l
II nr1sor G T,gEEEs1RaANY, July II. n,-A VIEW"
resort on that date.
the pubic invited to JOIN us '0aSs' AID
Boat leaves at 10 a. M and 7p.m. iyeot
SEcoSD EXCURSION
OF the season to
MARSHALL HALL
NATIONAL RIFLES.
MONDAY. JULY Is.
1t (see ad next week.
An ENJOYABLE EvkNINo.
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Under Direction Of the
MUSIC COMMITTEE. E STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH
Steamer RIVER QUEEN TO INDIAN HEAD.
Music and Refreshments on board.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY H.
Boat leaves $50. Tickets. 30 cents. iy94t'
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
And Evening Sail
MARSHALL HALL. WEDNESDAY. JULY H.
NAVAL LODGE. NO. 4. F.A.AM
STEAMER MACALEsTER LEAVES AT $50 p NJ
y, Tickets, . So {ssod on go and 10 and 2aop
to F s;S q Weeq s s g. iip4
Peske. 304 n. ave. e.. and scheiler Stevens. cor
A RE YOU aoING'
CRESCENT PLEASURE CLUB
Will give their Second Annual
FAMILY EXCURSION TO COLONIAL BEACH
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY Ii.
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be had Of committee at wharf. It,
TIE E1oUFS19 ~ b By THE H1D SEASON
Lo.o.F.-c0lumRSs Lodge. N9 TO- and Grand Canton
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Trains 's.Ss . = Tls tx IF s+ssDm
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excursion. jy9-2t
GRAND TRIPLE BALLOON ASCENSION AT z
O'CLOCK SATURDAY EVENING.
Special engagement at an enormous cost of the
ROYAL FAMILY OF THE CLOUDS.
The EURANUs BROTHERS in their grand double
Miss GRACE SHANNON. the graceful and daring
nautic engineer.
PROF. Ed r. HUTCHINSON.
Take Georsetoxn and Tsnnallytown cars at aed and
upper end OF park. 3y9
HOLD ON!
IL Don't make any engagement for
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING. JULY L.
THE WASHINGTON
MANDOLIN. BANJO AND GUITAR CLUB
Is going TO
MARSHALL HALL
That night and you can't afford to miss the fun It's
their only excursion this but they win have
Two BOATS.
TWO BANDS,
FIREWORKS.
And the grounds will be resplendent with hundreds
Of Chinese and Japanese lanterns Sit in front Of
the old mansion in the open air and hear the concert
Hear HUB SMITH and his Country Band Of eish.
popular basso. Positively his last in Wash
inston prior to his depart IRE for New York.
See the Japanese Dance.
Sec the Spanish Dance.
All deliberately costumed
Hear the Mandolin Club.
Hear the Banjo Club.
Hear Cullen, Bang Soloist.
Hear Keubel, Violin Soloist.
See Steve Clements
program Of ten numbers will be danced at the new
Tavfion. Prof. Schroeder's full orchestra.
Steamer Mscslester will leave promptly at Gasp.
that
NO ONE SHALL BE DISAPPOINTED
The River Queen will be held until 721 D. m arriv-
ing at Marshall Hall In time for the concert. Prof
Tickets so cents. At Els, Droops. Of members
Tuesday. July II. jy92t
MONDAY EVENING. JULY IL. 1892.
THE CHARLES MANCHESTER
TO
MARSHALL HALL.
Under the auspices Of the
Y. p. s. C. f. OF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Music by Schroeder's Orchestra.
Steamer leaves whafe at $50 O'Clock,
TICKETS. 2oc jyS-3ts