Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-13
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Vessels Arrived and Cleared and Whist Thu
Brought to This City.


Brought to This City.
The big three-masted schooner Title Wander
herchen, Capt. Bateman, from Savannah, Ga.
with 900 feet of lumber for johnson a
Wimsatt, arrived yesterday. A fair passags
is reported. This is an unusual cargo Of lumber
for this port The large three-master, Mary E.
Morse, from Bath, Me-, Capt. Newbury, with
1,0S7 tons Of ice for the Independent Ice Com.
pany arrived yesterday. The Morse strucl
foul weather seventy-fve miles southeast
Of Gay Head, lost her outer jib and had hel
foretopsail split. The latter canvas was re-
paired and the jib condemned. Seas swept
her water deck. She expects to get Q return
cargo ut Georgetown. The Morse is the schooner
reported lost in February in a ten days gale
north Of Hatteras. In that wind she lost tillei
and every shred Of rigging and had one mate
Drisko, badly hurt. but weathered and wae
towed into New York harbor.
The o. d. Wetherell, ice laden, from the Ken
nebec, is overdue.
The two-masted schooner Jumbo, Capt. G. H.
Mason, from Block Point, Nd, with junk for ].
Driefus of Alexandria, is on the river front
She clears for Block Point today.
The two-masted schooner S. ID. Landlord OF
Crisfeld. Capt. J. Evans, with thirty-seveu
cords of wood for Carter 4 Clark, arrived
Wednesday and cleared yesterday for West
moreland, Va, after grain.
The two-masted schooner Emmett Arthur
passed down yesterday.
The steam launch Little Nell 10 tied up q,
Owens wharf
The two-master Lottie Carter, Capt. Gaskin,
arrived yesterday with thirty-fve cords of wood
from Nomini creek, Va, consigned to Carter 4
Clark.
The two-masted schooner Mary Z. Denty OF
Alexandria. Capt. William H. Blackburn, ar
rived yesterday with forty-two and half cords
Of wood consigned to Silas Denly.
The schooner Kate Muller of Washington,
Capt. Edwards, came up Tuesday with forty
five cords Of wood for Carter i Clark and
cleared today.
The twO-masted schooner Mary Ellen il up
from Maryland Point.
The tug Zeta is being rebuilt at BENEFITS
ship yard. She was hauled out of the water
yesterday.
The two-masted schooner Hastings, Capt.
Dix. from Suffolk with $4,000 feet of lumber,
IL IN the river waiting for chance to discharge.
The coal barge Summerville, Captain Jacob
Renner, from Cumberland with 115 tons of
Georges Creek coal for John p. Agnew, is In the
canal at o street.
II. A. Golden yesterday received per various
craft $1,000 herring, 1000 shad, 100 punches of
cat and perch. five sturgeon, 500 pounds of tur-
tic and ninety barrels of salt water trout. tay-
Tors and bluefish.
Charles H. Javens yesterday received 40 900
herring, 600 shad and forty barrels Of sea trout,
iaylors and bluefish.
W. +. Stuart yesterday received 60 900 her.
ring, 500 shad, 200 of cat and perch and seventy
barrels of sea trout taylors and bluefish.
The pungy Billow, Capt. Max Jenkins, yester-
day brought 1000 clans and TAO crabs.
The sloOp Matte passed down last evening.
All boats from the Chesapeake report rough
weather.
Maj. Wetmore's steam yacht Lurline of New
York, Capt. Nelson, is being overhauled pre-
paratory to summer cruise. The boats and
steam launch OF the yacht are being overhauled
and revarnished at Raynor's boat house. Sail
maker Waddy is making set of awnings for
her.
The Washington and Norfolk propeller WASH
ington, Capt. y. p. Davis came in on time this
morning. Her cargo consisted of beans, ber-
ries, cabbage, peas and potatoes, with large
amount of Boston and Providence freight con-
signed to W. Il. Anderson, E. J. Adams, G. T.
Wade, w. G. Drury, W. o. Shreve, W. W.
Leishea, r. A. Golden and w. E. Stuart.
1t is rumored that the United States light
houfe tender Jessam:ne is here to carry Mrs.
Harrison to Fortress Monroe. Some of the
White House people were at the wharf yester-
day and had an interview with Capt. Wyatt,
commander of the Jessamine.
The schooner Rose Bethel is discharging
co, 600 feet Of lumber for Thomas w. Smith.
William o. Seville and party returned last
evening from their trip on the Samuel j. Pentz.
The Pentz was commanded by Capt Tulle.
Joseph Brown, boy hailing from Philadel-
phia and employed on one of the coal barges
lying at 1879 street, complained yesterday TO
Harbornaster Sutton that be had been ILL.,
treated by his captain. The case was investi-
gated and the charges disproved. The steamer
Mattano is due from down river points this