Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
ALONG THE wHARvEs,
Items Of Interest About the Graft There and
Their Omcers.

Items Of Interest About the Graft There and
| Their Omcers.
Three-mast schooner Robert Inglee Carter,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capt. Peak, hence light
sailed today from Baltimore with coal for Port
land.
Three-mast schooner A. B. Sherman. after
repairs, has sailed from Baltimore with coal for
New York.
Schooner Ida is at Baltimore.
Schooner John W. Bell has arrived at Balti-
more with lumber.
Schooner John A. Holland is at Baltimore
with ship timber.
Three-mast schooner Annie F. Conlan, Capt.
Sawyer, has sailed from Portsmouth, via Booth
bay, for Baltimore.
Bark New Light, Capt Arch. Thompson, ship
and master both well known here, are at Tybee,
from Norfolk
Schooner William and James. Capt Furness,
Is at Bermuda Hundred, loading for Washing
ton.
Three-mast schooner Annie J. Pardee, New
Haven, Capt Crosby, hence with coal, was at
Boston on the 10Th instant.
Schooner James B. Pace. Capt. Garfield from
Baltimore, with coal has arrived at Boston and
cleared for the Kennebec river to load ice for
Washington.
Schooner Mary L. Peters sailed from Charles
ton, Sc, on the 18th instant for Alexandria,
Va.
schooner Margaret A. May sailed from sa-
vannah, Ga, on the 18th instant for Alexan-
dria, Va.
Schooner Sarah C. Kaminski, Capt woodley,
sailed from Bath ON the 18th instant for Wash
ington, with ice.
Schooner Samuel Dilloway sailed on the 10Th
instant from Bath, Me-, for Washington, with
Schooner Edward Dagger is at Norfolk.
good bit Of lumber was dispatched today
from Rileys dock to Bethesda Park.
All the stevedores were SMILES and the lumber
handlersare on the hustle.
The new canvas Of the schooner Annie Glib
son has been received.
The watermelon men are gloomy about the
market, although they say prices are better
here than at Baltimore this season.
The Virgil brought up big lot-5, 900 melons.
The Annie Gibson il at dock
The Great Falls Ice Company has about 6 900
tons of ice in stock, 1000 at Washington and
1900 at Georgetown.
The floor of Carter l. Clark's sawmill fell in
night or so ago, owing to the weight Of wood
upon it. Damage, about $780,
Schooner Mary E. Dents. Alexandria, Capt.
Blackburn. IL at dock and discharging.
Schooner Columbia, F. c., Tappahannock,
Capt Courtney, has found berth
The steamer Tygert misses q trip this week
little outside of Baltimore. bound to Washing
ton. her crank pin broke and she was towed
back and hauled out. She will be here next
week or her company will charter steamer to
take her place.
The Mattano, Capt. Novel;, brought up a
heavy freight last evening.
Claud A. killman of the steamer Mattano is
ILL.,
Commodore Plass. owner of the W. W. Colt,
is at Atlantic City.
Capt Pitt Forrest of the Thomas venners has
succeeded Oscar Dolman as first officer of the
steamer Jane Moseley.
The ice from the Ebenezer Haggett has been
slowed and is declared to be OF good quality.
MIR. Jesse Wilver, jr., of the American Ice
Company's dock is again at his desk
Bernard Brooks has been appointed engineer
at River View, vice Mr.. Henderson, retired
Mr.. Donohoo of the American Ice Company's
dock is on leave.
The four-mast schooner lydia NJ Deeririg
Bath. Me-. Capt. Hamilton. did not clear at
Bangor TOR Baltimore, AZ misstated in Balti-
more paper. but sailed for this port with ice for
the American Ice Company.
Messrs f. Chaplin and f. L. Harbaugh
lumber inspectors, are recreating at Atlantic
City.
colored man named Bill wilkins had his
left hand crushed last evening at Riley's dock
by the falling of pile of lumber.
The fish market opened strong. River fish
are very scarce and salt water fish are not
plentiful Few sheephead. drum. turtles.
snapper, spots and blueish are coming uD.
The ruling prices today are: Trout, &c. to &c.
per pound; Inackerel, l214c.; taylors, &C.. {;
crocus. &c. to &c.
There are letters at Riley's dock for Capt
VIM. II. Mohler Of the Mohler and Capt. b. F.
Revelle OF the John Spedden of Baltimore.
Thomas L. Scott Of the 18th street wharf
left this morning for cruise down the river in
his cutter the Emile.
River View boasts OF two base ball nines one
composed of the attaches of the grounds and
the other of those Of the Pentz. OF the for
mer H. Randall is captain, with John Wilson
manager. and of the latter John Dyer is cap
tain and Engineer VIM. Moore manager. The
teams have arranged to have it out this after
noon for purse of S25.
Schooner J. r. Dixon, Tappahannock, Va.
Capt. John ID. Foster, has sailed from Baltimore
for the Potomac and will load at Yeocomico for
Washington.
Capt. Dix of the Crisfield schooner Ruark
drouth.
Capt. White of the schooner Speed says it is
dry along the Rappahannock.
Capt. Chase OF the schooner Chase and Capt.
Falls of the schooner Miles say the eastern
shore melon season is about over.
Numbers of pilgrims are going down on the
Mattano. Law. Wakefield and Arrowsmith to
attend bush meetings in Westmoreland county,
Va.
The Mary Rebecca. Capt Faunce, has gone
in commission practically new boat. The
work of painting up the harbor life boats is
Schooner Greyhound is at Elizabeth City,
NC.
Schooner Carrie and Ella Baltimore. Capt.
O'Malley, has received her cargo and expects to
sail tomorrow.