The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
mAaTNE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND. sEPrENpEn l. 1851

p0RT or RICHMOND. sEPTENBER /, 1881.
ARRIVED.
s,s,n.hin Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
csandise ana passengers. George W. Allen q Co.,
Ss Steamer ). W. Evtrnsb, Carr. philadelphia mer
ohapdiso and pssssnkers. J. ". meCarrick. agent.
Steamer Tiger LAZY, N1ihAh' rnis snnepta.
'' Schooner william w. Phsro, Predmore, Ne"
YORK., hay, G.. l.. TO1d: iron, Lredegar Company.
Schooner A. " whitney Bartlett, Boston, talI,
Richmond aud Dshvlle Railroad Company
SAILED. e.r
Steamer Ariel. clifford Norfolk. United States
mail, merchandise and passengers H. D. IaVuin'
Rig Kaluna, Dow, Boston, coal, Chesapeake and
olSs R.was ye GSpmeA@Tf :d Norwood Providence,
'V Schooner Amelia q. Ireland, Curtis, New York,
coal. Curtis Parker . ,,---.. ..,.t,,
Schooner George +. Haliock, Sbarrettsi washing
ton, coal. Curtis q Parker. -, o.,.,-.s
Schooner KAcheko, Gspull, Boston, COAL 1er'a'
stOus nc. - vor.
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company:
Schooner south shore, MAYO. Boston, coat, Chesa-
pease ana oli0 aI vsn9n.op sooye New London.
coal, Curtis Parker.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The Dutch brig jamie, Lever. hence Tor klo
Grande d. Sal when was damaged oI eoison ~
The schooner Yankee Doodle In james river 9n Ine
night Of the 25ib uiilmo, has repaired ana Win sAi'
for her destination tomorrow.
LIFB SAVING STATIONS.
order. hsve been issued 70 nsn all the fe-saylng
atinns on the coast on The LIST OF eepleinOI' Inc
districts 10 be opened are as follows:
The FIRST. embracing the coiets Of Maine and Ne"
Hampshire aud containing seven stauOhs.. -.
the seconr, embracing The coast Of Massachusetts
and comprising tliteen stations. =, -.
The Third, embracing the coasts or khOce hlthu
aud Long Island and consisting OF eleven sdtpIs.
The Fourth. en- braciDg the coast vi New jersey
and consisting OF seven stations. a..
The finn, en- brzciug the coast betw en- cage
HenOpen aud Cape Chsrles, paris OF DeawTs,
MsryIsud, and Virginia. and consisting OF eleven
stations. . 1.
usnTy and Case Pear, portions Of Virginia and
North Carolina. aad contaioine twenty-five s'a-
tons o.. -. n ,ho
United states, containing Xix stations IN IeXss
Dufinq the coming season there viii BE- lfg sH-
lions I'm operation and over OOO experienced SuI
men forming The .renGln o. voc sels apd shows
marked elimination IN the nuinotr OF cssua',Ies
wlIhiB the sphere OF station operations. Ing lni
proVsment in life saving appliances and heinogS ~
si+o az the most ma rked character The self right
inc surf-bOat. the sand wheel Tor fAclilallhg tne
transportation OF heavy burdens over sana ees
wreck ordnance and wreck Illuminating hthts, wiz
be ia full operation this sea- on, Every lnlh8 hHs
bee n prepared 10 make the coming seasons record
maTers. who, with their sailors and often their
vessels also. have been rescued IN desprae SIRIUS
by the storm warriors OF the Life-SaVinE Strvlse'
will be reoiced to hear that they are all now ~ 'he
posts OF duty.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK Arrives 3lsi ultimo SehooneIs ID
N. Tiiton. Tlli0n, acd William Clark, ClSxom from
VTPipia. .,
PHILADELPHIA Cleared 3 lst ulumo Sehsoners
r c. Kuight. Jr. Huntley; Ella ". Barnes Rose
john A. Curtis. WilliAms-all for Rlchmonu.
PRoyfDRNcR.-ArTved 30!h ultmo: schooner
Josiah Whiehouse, RArnham. fron htchmond
FONT MoNROB.-Psssed out 3lst ulilho: bhrk
Isabel (Br., Mcclure, for sAotos and brig LoreieY
(SW AbrAhamsen, for PeOtas, from Richmond.
r., by Telegraph.
NEW YORK September l.-Arrived: Steamers
Petre dc ConInck, Edith Golden. CAroDdelet, Macs
land, Acapulco, Lucy L. Miller. Arrived out I:
steamers Agar. ErDiua.
NEW York. september 1.-ArrIved: Steamers
Civ Of Atlanta, Colorado. W. ~. Cord, Nellie
Grant, George 4. Bal, Muriel. Arrived Oui steam
er Greece. .......
BosToN. September 1.-ArrVed: Bark J. A..
Brown and schooner James Martin, both from Rich
mOnd.