Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-17
PicnicS. Excursions. &c.

Next Tuesday picnic will be given at Beyer's
Th-street park for the benefit of Henry Pop
kins.
The Continental Club will give its second ex-
cursOn and oyster roast to Coane river Satur-
day evening. October list.
There will be big oyster roast at Lower Ce-
Oar Point Tomorrow on the J. w. Thompson.
The boat will leave at am, and return at 10
pm.
STABBED SEVEN TIMEs.-Early this morning a
man named ID. II. Bell went to the fifth precinct
station much intoxicated. and stated that his
left arm felt paralyzed- Mr.. Hume, the station
keeper. made an examination and found that he
had seven wounds upon it made by stabs Dr.
Markriter. of the Emergency hospital wascaed
III anu dressed the arm. stating that the wounds
were not dangerous. Bell said he had had
dispute with Joseph Wilkinson in Mash's
saloon, 10th and streets
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
l. Williamson trustee. TO p. Brodrecht. ut 5. sd
4l6; $500. Elias S. Hutchinson to David G.
Stone, east ut 8. so. %: Sl.079.13 Bridget
Morley, eNecutrix, TO John Lynch, sub 10, So
GO; S576.
THE SPENCERIAS BUSINESS COLLEGE will in a
Few DAYS. take possession of its new and hand
some quarters in Lincoln Hall Building One
hundred and sixty students are in daily attend
ance See new advertisement in Educational
column.
D.
About the 1st of September VIM H. Thomas
and Chas- Stewart, two colOred walters of this
city. were employed in the Hotel Manchester at
Manchester. Mass They had trouble. and
Stewart is alleged to have struck Thomas over
the head with an earthen mug. cutting a severe
CASH Thomas went to Boston on the 5th inst
and was cared for at the City hospital He then
went to the house of Henry W. Watson No 2
Walker street. where he was attended by Dr.
Walker, and died there at nine O'Clock Wednes-
day morning The cause of death is being
Investigated by the Boston authorities The
trouble between Stewart and Thomas arose i'm a
dispute in dining-room, Thomas, it is stated
having attempted to take tray which Stewart
had had well filled for some fayOrite guest.
ALONG THE RIVER FRoST.-Harbor Master
Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as
follows: Schr. Martha Washington, Capt. Kintry,
oysters for market; pungy Virginia. POsey,
oysters for same pungy Annie Lowe. Simmons,
oysters, same; pungy John Jay, Fowler, oysters
for same; lOngbOat Silver Star, Henderson.
wood for j. o. Carter; sloOp Fanny Shepherd.
Chiseltine. oysters for market; longboat Poca-
hontas kendrick wood for @. Carter schr. Five
Brothers. Pulns ,425 lunches fish for r. A. Golden
schr A. Harding. Smith, 474 tons coal city
dealers; schr. j. 5. Hewitt Abrams $50 tons
coal f. McCauley; schr. Ben Stokely Wheatley,
ia tons coal, Geo. Bogus: schr. III. Ogden. Reed
wood J. o. Carter; long boat j. II. ID. SmOOt
underwood wood J. o. Carter; long boat Peri,
Rash, 20 cords wood Johnson Bros This latter
is the largest load of wood ever brought
10 TINS market on long boat
pungy James Somers. Bailey oysters for mar
ke'; schr American Eagle, Chiseltine oysters
ior market; schr. Electric Light, Case ice
IreaI rais Ice company; schr. James j. H.
Lahgrali. Phililps, coal, Clarke Il Given: bark
jenny X DeBerty, Perry ice Co-operatiye com
pahv; schr Howard Williams. Green, coal. CITY
oesIers; Schr A p. Crammer Isard coal. CITY
Gealers long boat Caroline, Mott ershead, wood.
1oTEAO AS MA. MAN.-Abraham Hill
. teacher Of the Bible class i'm the pixmamtS,
Church Bethel, Brooklyn, N Y, recently dis
covered In large framed collection of pictures
Of the former members Of the class the nhoto-
graph Of Charles j. Guiteau. He ut once toot
II out Of the frame, but has kept it as o curl
osity. The Rev. Charles Morton. q former
superintendent Of the Bethel, remembers Gui-
team as member Of branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association connected with the
Bethel He says Guiteau was forced to quit
the association, having been discovered by Mr..
Norton ia dsgraceful conduct In which 8
woman was concerned.