Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
ALONG THE wHaRyEs.
Gossip About the Vessel. Now Lying o,
Port.

torfs
The forr-mast Dan D. Fearing Of Boston. now
loading coal nj Georgetown tor the east IL perhaps
one OF the most notable arrivals Of tho schooner
class that Washington hNrbor has had for quite
a period. She is built from designs furnished
by the celebrated Burgess of Boston. and is said
70 be the only coasting vessel he mas over
planned. In addition 10 the usual forua ard en-
CINE she carries a 25-horse-power steam capstan
at the stern for the use Of after lines. &c.
Speaking tubes and electric bells connect tho
after cabin with the forward cabin and tho
engine room. She is supplied with hot and
cold water and makes sail BY steam.
T. W. Riley IL receiving coal via rail IN large
installments
There y a fair movement Of lumber "a the
docks
The piles Tor the new city post office will be-
gan TO move tomorrow.
There Is mall a; Ililey's dock tor Capt. AicN-
ander Stokes Of the Baltimore schooner Two
>isters.
Mail at EiIey's for ROLAND Smith of the
schooner lille
The Rvlsnd a Brooks Iuml,er Comnany Of
Baltimore has directed Thos. ". Riley 90 notify
schooner J. J. Reese 30 report to MesS-s.
Nheatley Bros.: schooner Quiilen 20 Messrs.
llbbey. Bittinger a Miller: schooner ". Y.
Duncan TO the sane firm: the schooner A. L.
REYNOLDS - also instructed 20 report TO Libbey.
Bittinger Miller.
Operator Wilkins Of the Water street W. L.
telegraph Office sustained "A severe injury over
the LETT eve by contact with pile Of lumber.
D lhngs are blank at the dock Of the American
Ice Company. Several ice-li.den schooners are
expected soon. The John X. Louther is proba-
bly, In the river at this time.
Mr.. John Thomas. the oyster merchant. was
seriously cut on the night hand yesterday while
playing with a knife.
Mr.. a. 4. Mckennv Of Water street has
swung out large Union aag in honor 81 the
approaching encampnent This IL the lnang-
urs.l decoration IN that section.
Marine Architect Nilsson has Just completed
his catboat Hustler. lie has built this craft
expressly TO knock Qua the cstbcat sim Jam.
which was brought here some years ago from
New York aud has been the fastest craft for her
inches on The river.
Four-rnast schooner Nar;ory Rrowp Of Kew
port, y. j.. has cleared from Georgetown, d. C.,
with coal Tor New Bedford. Mass.
The barkentine kedmon got away last even
ing
The three-master Cora Dunn OF Thomaston,
Me. began 90 discharge today.
The three-mast schooner Imma r. Angel has
taken position on the ou;side at the Independ-
ent dock
The arrivals Of oysters at the front are quito
lively, Prices stand nj about SO cents per
ousheL The bivaives thus far are said to be Of
OILY fair quality.
Schooner Reese is at Baltimore with wood
lhree-msst schooner Annie J. Pariee. New
HAren. Coaa.. capt Crosby. has cleared at
Bath. Ne. t- Baltimore.
The foUr-mast schooner Ebenezer HAegett
Damarlscatti. Me-. Capt. Poole. hence for Bos-
ton with coal. was run into bv the IAyenia
Campbell while at anchor of EGst Boston on
the night Of the sth Instant. The HEggett was
considerably damaged The Campbell was
bound Tor Belfast. Me-, and proceeded ~ her
wRv.
Ihree-mast schooner s. II. Walker. Capt.
Nicholson, from GeoEgstOsn, d. e., is nj Bos-
ton.
Schooner Carrie Norton. Capt. beiehants,
cleared at Boston the sth for the henuebeo
10 load for Warrington. SO did the four-nast
schooner J. AZ. Tel. Capt. johnson
Schooner Nina 1ill-on. from Bangor Tor
Washington, WIS at RocEAnd. Me-. on the sth
Schooner ]. W. Dinneu. Capt. Handy sailed
at Bangor on the sri instant for NasLingtou-