The Evening critic., 1882-09-28
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
Wharf RepOrf-CoaI Coming-A Neg
IiRent Garbage Mau-Cnttlc From
the South-Bad Condition of the
Streets

wharf Report-CoaI Coming--A Neg
IiReut Garbage Mnu-Cnttlc From
the South-Bau Condition of the
Streets.
The following is tho wharf report for yestor.
day, made out by INSTRUMENTATION Pungy
Charlie, Captain Herbert, POO bushels oysters
for market; sloop Wave, Captain Ellis, 300
bushels Oysters; schooner A. o. Paige, Captain
schooner River Queen, Captain Wilson, 2lO
tons coal for =. Polard barge Elbe, Captain
swaync, ITO tons. coal for John Miller;
schooner Mary A. Shcn, Captain Ashton, 40
cords wood for Johnson 4 Bros; schooner oil.
yer Underwood, Captain Kendrick, 10 cords
wood for j. o. Carter; schooner silver Star,
Captain Henderson, 80 cords wood for Johnson
Broe.
Canalboats In considerable numbers have
commenced to como down the Chesapeake \
Ohio Canal from Cumberland Hancock and
other towns Of the Maryland coal nolds. Coal
is promised In increased quantities, for all OF
the mines arc now being worked
In the twenty four hours ending at I'm.
First Precinct Station
Since cool weather set in the garbage man
has again begun to neglect his duties. Ho
comes to the station and gets orders, but does
not pay the least attention to them.
VIII Price, printer, was hauled In yoster-
dny AT the First Precinct station for Violently
atsuulting Alfred Dorsey. The fractions typo
was accosted by Of1lcer McGreevoy and got to
the station after much difficulty.
Yesterday afternoon horse belonging 20
Mr.. James Martin, tho brlckmaker, became ex-
cited on tile corner OF Virginia avenue aud
Four and a.half street aud ran away, striking
the cart against n troo which caused ono OF tho
wheels 10 NY on. Tho animal was persuaded
TO cease hostillties after much trouble.
Tho railroads leading from tho South havo
commenced to bring cattle through the city In
largo numbers. This morning long train
camo through filled with cattle. Tho ship.
monts from Virginia have grown TO be n heavy
business In recent years. Tho animals are In
great demand with butchers, for they reach
the city In much better condition than those
from the Far West.
granite blocks lying on tho South Washington
sidings this morning.
The atmosphere along the wharycs this
morning had q winter feeling, and many OF
our patriotic citizens could bo seen snugly
wrapped in their Overc0ats. Some sages were
even predicting snow.
Tho portions OF Thirteenth and Thirteen
and.a.balf streets, lying between Wator street
and Maryland avenue, are nearly impossible
mud. Both streets are paved as far rs tho
south side of Maryland avenue, and why they
were not finished through to Water street Is q
mystery few can solve.
The ancient and familiar sight OF tho Cum
berland coal-barge mulo can once moro be
seen along the river front. Tho animal looks
the same as OF yoro, only that he Is a little
more neshy on account of the long summer of
rest and plenty OF food.
few watermelons can still be seen at tho
| wharyes. They are brought as part Of cargoes
from lower river points.
Since the commencement of tho fall tho pig.
| cons from the Interior Of tho city hang around
| the wharves and Water street in large num-
| bers to feed on the wastage.