Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13
ALONG PIE waARyEs.
Many Notes of Interest I'm Regard TO the
Vessels There


Vessels There.
7 The moSul watermelons Of the season arrived
today per schooners Damascus. Gieorseto~n,
and Melissa Wesley of TappahAnnook Both
cargoes made up Of unusually large melons,
Many Of them tip the scales at Atty pounds
The arrival Of the Grover Cleveland with the
first oysters Of The season did not create more
comment than the loads Of the Wesley and
Damascus
The American ice people began YESTERDAY 10
discharge the threo- master Emma r. Angel
] hey viii make her light tomorrow evening.
Schooner William J. Birden. Baltimore. Capt;
Hatchel, from West Norfolk with lumber, has
shifte from, johnson & Wimsatte dock TO that
OF Wimsntt & Chler
British brigantine Artos ST. John. \. b APT;
Gerard, from Georgetown ia ballast. il II ported
AT fernandina. Fla. on the 10th. She vii load
lumber for tine east
Schooner Alexander Wiley Capt. Bcauchalnp.
familiar at the Georgetown docks, 10 bound to
Wslkerton, Va. from Baltimore
schooner ]. I. Bel is ut Baltimore.
Ihree-master Albert r Stearus. from George
town, Do. is at Norfolk
four-mast schooner George p Davenport.
Capt. Mcleod, is at Baltimore from Bath
Schooner A. c. Eaton is at Baltimore
lhree-mast schooner James b. Pace Dennis
Mass. Capt. Garfield, hence in tow Of Hercules,
is at Norfolk
The Philadelphia bark New Light. Capt
Arch Thompson, cleared at Savannah, Ga on
the 9Th instant for Baltimore with 225. 900 feet
OF lumber. Capt Thompson has many friends
around our docks. He made his last trip TO
this port in June.
Schooner Carrie A. Norton, Capt Della
hanty, sailed from Portland, Me-. ON the s,h
for the hennebec river to load ice for Wash
ington.
Tho M.~;. II G. :. -. -
hither on her second voyage to this port for
the season Of 1892
Three-mast schooner Robert Inglee Carter,
New Haven, Conn. Capt. Peake, cleared at
Portland. Ne. on the 9Th for The kennebec
river to load ice for Washington.
This is the second trip to Washington this
season OF the three-master James Z. Pace.
three-master CALVIN Z. Baker. four-master
George A. Flanagan and four-master Estelle
phinney.
Schooner Alert, Capt. Skinner, is at Balti-
more from Ciaremont.
Schooner j. I. Bell il at baltimore
Schooner Marion +. Sprague. Capt Fisher,
cleared at Boston on the 10th instant for the
hennebec river TO load ice for Washington.
The Susie Hitch Of Suffolk. Va, IL the most
curlous-looking craft to make this harbor since
May |. Strictly speaking she is steam barge.
accurately speaking she is a marine nightmare
SEVENTY conspicuous craft arrived since last
Issue. There are i'll port two three-nasters and
two four-masters
business Is quite brisk along the docks
There was no race SUNDAY between the Jim
Jam and the Hustler. Both boats were on the
river, but there Was no stake up. The captain
OF the Hustler wants n business match The
Hustler L. the fsvorite byb big odds along the
front, as she has just been built after the lines
OF the most successful models. Her owner and
designer has put up several record boats
The Jim Jam il getting along in years. though
she is still very good boat.
Mr.. Geo. May, engineer of the De Bose
Lenox. ID improving
The Mary Z. DEITY is still on the railway.