The Evening critic., 1882-09-16
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Activity About the Whnrvcs-The
Harbormaster's Report-Poiicc Ar.
rcsts-Thc Garbage Man wanted
New BuiIdiDgs-In Injured GentIc-
men RccOvcring-Public school AZ.
fairs.
Since the cool mornings set In Riloy & Sons
wharves present an appearance OF ceaseless
activity. Hundreds OF teams are coming and
going tho livc-long day to haul away tho vast
amount OF lumber, oysters, farm produce, &C.,
brought by vessels from lower river points
and from foreign ports.
Tho numbor.of English sparrows feeding on
Water street I'm the morning is truly wonder
ful. They are we'll stocked with check and
greed and scarcely have respect enough to
move out of tho way Of a coal cart
Tho following is tho wharf report for yester.
day, mado out by Harbormastcr sutton:
Schooner Sarah Fisher, Captain Mano, 170
tons coal for Mayneld & Hoisting; schooner
Jona, Captain Curley, 100 tons coal for Clark
cords wood for II. L. Blscoei schooner j. W.
Grey, Captain Grey, 10 cords wood for j. o.
Carter; schooner Annie N. Mason, Captain
schooner j. II. ID. Smoot Captain Name, 30
cords wood for VIM. Underwood; schooner Sil.
yer Star, Captain Henderson,, 20 cords wood
100 bushels oysters nor the general market;
sloop oyster Bay, Captain Harris, 10 bushels
oysters for market: steamer Conoho, Cap
tain Walker, 10000 feet OF lumber and 20O,-
600 shingles for city dealers; schooner q. q.
Fallon, Captain Collision, 10000 feet Of lum-
bcr for 7. W. Smith: schooner Green Hill, Cap
tain Latham, 1900 feot OF lumber for II. L.
Jackson; schooner samuel II. Sharp, Captain
Pierce, 1,225O00 iaths for Wlllet & Libboy;
schooner Charles II. Haskill, Captain Wilkes,
500 tons Of Ice for Great Falls leo Company
schooner Mabel Thomas, Captain Kelly, 800
tons OF Ice for Rich Il Co.; schooner Lucy
Jones, Captain Murray, 225 tons OF stone for
Tripp, 1,121 tons OF Ice for Great Falls leo
Company.
Thomas Bell, colorcd, arrested yesterday
nftprnOon Inv OrIicCr IIutchingon vioientlv y
assalling Mrs. Bell; Alexander Smith, Of Cau-
casian extraction, drunken vagrancy, and
James Taplett, n colored youth OF II, for TAX.
Ing too much Heurich bittors, were the lead.
Ing representatives at tho police station this
morning.
Tho garbage man is again living life of
ease. The residents along certain portions of
Thirteenth street are greatly alarmed at the
vile odors emitted by accumulated nlth, and
frequently send piteous appeals for assistance
TO the First Precinct station.
gang OF mischlevous urchlns, who wero
using the tile pipes mt the foot OF Seventh
street for playing purposes, We're routed this
morning by O1lcer Aldrich. Tho boys have
been in this line OF business for some time,
and always keep detective on the lookout for
ambassadors OF the law.
Six statute violators have been landed In tho
E.street emporium OF culture In the twenty
four hours ending at a. m. to-day.
Mr.. Thomas W. Riley commenced yesterday
the erection OF new building on his wharve5.
| The structure Will be 60 by 80 foet and will be
| stores. Mr.. George i. Adams, n well.known
| builder Of South Washington, has the contract
| for completing 1t.
All OF the South Washington school children,
| with the exception OF tho fifth grade of girls,
| have been provided with permanent apart
ments until the completion OF tho jefferson
| building. This class Is now mixed with other
| scholars, but In tho early part OF next week
they Will be provided with n room in the
Greenleaf building. superintendent Thomp
| son deserves much credit for the tireless
attention he has devoted to his division ID
such difficulties. The contract for building
the Amidon schoolhouse, corner Of T. and
| Sixth street, has not yet been awarded. The
school is planned TO have eight rooms, and
| will be used exclusively for the lower grade OF
| scholars OF both boys and girls.
| Messrs. Palmer and jackson, two of tho gen.
| tlemen badly injured In the street car accl.
dent of u few nights ago, are much bettor and
| will coon be able to pursue their customary
avocations. Mr.. Burns Is still very Ill. Dr..
Leach expresses the opinion that he is inter
nally injured, but says not very dangerously,
and thinks he Will be able TO move out In n
shorter time than at first supposed.