The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-20
SOUTH WASHINGTON.


An advertisement OF three lines undor tho
head Of wanted, for sale or rent lost and found
or personal, can be Inserted in THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for % cents.
Car No. OF tho Fish Commission, which
was sent TO Minnesota with carp, returned yes.
terday. Tho Commission Keeps two cars dis.
tributiDg nsh in different parts OF tho country,
mostly In the Northern and Western States. IL
will DO some timo yet before carp will be sent
TO the South. German leather carp are tho
principle Varieties sent out at present. Later
In tho season tho distribution OF white fish
Will commence. Tho territory covered by tho
Commission this year Is much larger than last
year.
Eleven coal vessels, bringing Q, 1913 tons,and
eight oyster boats, bringing 5000 bushels,
are among the new arrivals lying at the South
washington wharves.
Tho alley between Sixth and Seventh streets
and Maryland and Virginia avenues is in an
OF much complaint TO tho residents OF tho
vicinity. Since the commencement OF fall the
garbage man has entirely forgotten tho place,
and boxes Of kitchen refuse, ashes, and filth
from tho yards are allowed to accumulate and
decay from week TO week, totally ignored by
tho garbage collector, and existing is q source
of danger 10 the inhabitants. The place has
been noticed by the police, and 1t is to be
hoped that the garbage man Will be made to
attend TO his duty.
Z. q. sauer, at d3S Four and.a-halt street,
sells cooking and pnrlor stoves at rates within
the reach OF almost every onei all varieties
are Kept, and person can always DO suited.
The following new arrivals arc reported at
the wharvcs by Harbormaster Sutton:
steamer Sue, Captain Geoghegan, morchan-
disc for stephenson 4 Bros; schooner j. j.
Little, Captain drandy, 202 tons coal for
Stephenson Bros; schooner william
Hackett, Captain Connolly, 1876 tons coal for
city dealers; schooner Elicta Bailey, Captain
Smith, 411 tons coal for city doalers schooner
W. t. Morrell, Captain Tayman 100 tons coal
for johnson Dros,; barge John scoyillee,
Captain Maloney, 20l tons. coal for q. ".
Slnrim. l.. ~. nnrnp
2d2 tons coal for q. 7. Sheriff. barge Pierce,
Captain McUlker, 2iO tons coal for city
dealers; barge william Foley, Captain Bart
ley, 113 tons coal for Potomac Steamboat Co.;
for city dealers; barge John X. Sian, Captain
Manning, 112 tons coal for s. Emory; barge
Nc. Read, Captain Blank, 10 tons coal for
tain Ashton, 50 cords wood for Johnson Is
Bros. schooner Caroline, Captain Mothers
head, 80 cords wood for II. L; Discoei
30 cords wood for Stephenson & Bros;
schooner Mary Ella, Captain ogden, 35 cords
wood for markets schooner ]. II. d. Smoot,
Captain Mime, 30 cords wood for II. l.. Dlscoe:
schooner Ocean Queon, Captain Bundick, 300
bushels sweet potatoes for city dealers;
schooner Sarah Jane, Captain simmons, 400
bushels oysters for market; sloop Wave, Cap.
tain Chiseltine, 400 bushels oysters; schooner
William Totten, Captain Adams, 500 bushels
oysters; schooner James Wagner, Captain
Dickerson, 800 bushels oysters: schooner
oysters; schooner J. @. Vanname, Captain
Lawrence, 500 bushels oysters; schooner j.
A. sommers, Captain Bailey, 300 bushels oys-
tiers; pungy John and James, Captain nellie,
800 bushels oysters.
Thanksgiving Day and the other holidays
Will soon be here, and housekeepers will want
10 know where the most tempting vlands for
milk, cream and other products OF tho dairy
farm con DO found in tho city than at tho
Mount Vernon, corner Twelfth and streets