Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-17


RIVER TRADE-Harbormaste Sutton reports ar
Johnson, GLADDEN., 35 geo feet lumber to W. W.
mccullough g Co.; schr. s. A. White, White, 1900
do. do. to oh F. E. jackson & Co; schr Elizabeth,
Hatton, 5000 do. do, to j. I. TuHis Co.; schr.
Mary ID. Ireland Scull, $40 tons ice to Co-opera-
tive Ice Co.; schr. Maid OF the MIST Fields 125 tons
coal, 10 Clarh Given; barge Emma Amelia, Lough-
ran, 26f tons coal, market; barge Mary Ann Ma
grutieI, Magruder, 254 tons coal. to Clark Given;
barge Katie Moore, Moore, 254 tons coal, market;
Mccullough; schr. 8. A. White, White, SO, COO do
L. jackson: schr. Elizabeth, 81. OO9 feet do j. T.
Tunis: schr Mary ID. Ireland, Schulz, $40 tons Ice
Cooperative Ice Co: schr Maid OF the Mist, Fields,
12S tons coal, Clark & Given: barge Emma Amelia,
26l tons coal, market; barge NJ. A. Magruder, Ma
gruder, 254 tons coal, Clark & Given; barge Katie
Moore, IA tons coal, market; Schr. Fanny Miller,
100 tons sand, Miller; str. Sue, Geoghegan, freight
Stephenson Bros. str. Norfolk. Lawson. merchan-
dize, johnson Bros str. G. w. Pride, Peddenyfll
fish for w. Z. Stuart; SCH j. E. Stansbury White
HOO feet lumber. Mccullough; schr. Samuel
schr. Irene, Wheeler, 9oOOO feet lumber, Johnson
Bros. schr. G. A Hoyt, Hubert, 100000 feet Ium-
per- per. city dealers; schr W. L Walker, Kelsey, 9ss
Ashton. wood, Johnson Bros schr. w. D. Clark,
Nash, 40 cords wood, j. o. Carter schr W. a.
schr. W. I. Moore. simpkins, ss tons coal, do
sear Maggie Myers, 14S tons coal, do; schr. Geo.
c. A Travers, Mitchell, 26O coal Stephenson Bros
ma C. MI tdleton, Parks, $50 tons coal; schr. Lo-
witt, Taylor. cord wood, H. L. Biscoe; schr. Annie
Mdtuud, ana ScDr. James DICKSON. WaQ-
ner, with oysters for market.
A FATHERS CHARGE AGAINST HIS Son "A
young man named John Ryan was charged In the
Police Court Monday, by his father, Patrick RYAN.
with having assaulted him. The old man told
the court that Saturday evening when he at
tempted TO take some hot water from the kettle
TO battle In his wife struck him on the head with
an egg that she was going to boil In the kettle
and his son {the defendant raised a chair to
strike him with and threatened to kill him. The
court TOOK The prisoners personal bonds to keep
the peace toward his father for six months
A MosT DIsGRACEPUL Row took place at a col
ored wake at the corner OF 18th and East Capitol
streets, saturday night in which razors, clubs and
bricks played an active part. Policemen BRYAN
anu wright were notified about midnight that a
ght was In progress at this place and on arriving
there put ChaS. Bryan. JAS. Smith and Sidney
Jones under arrest and locked them up at the
eighth precinct station house. The fight began
ABOUT smith and Bryan paying their attentions to
mother and daughter. During the ARRAY the
windows OF the house were battered in with
bricks In the Police Court Monday Bryan
was charged with assaulting Smith and stab6in0
him in the left side with knife. Smith pretended
int he had not been cut, but . mutual agreement
between them TO let each on easy was discovered
and an examination OF his side revealed q danger.
Gus stab In the left breast Bryan was sent to ail
Tor 90 days In default OF a fne Of 50: Smith Was
sens down for diSorderly conduct and Jones was
dismissed