Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
Along the River.

Schooner Independent. Baltimore, Capt.
Case, is out and will proceed in tow to Balti-
more for coal charter to the eastward.
Capt. NOVEL; and Purser Guest of the steamer
Msttano report hail and blow down stream.
The Arrowsmith brings tidings Of uncomforta-
BILE weather.
Schooner Lydia NJ. Deering is discharged and
will charter coal from Baltimore to the east.
Schooner Plat is making a long stay at the
American dock.
Schooner John c. Smith Ia rep ortsd TO have
made water after grounding on the Wolf Trap.
Schooner Thos. W. Hyde has had her split
mainsail repaired.
Schooner Ida L. Hull has sail ed from Bath
Destination not known, presumably Washing
ton.
Work on the Maryland Point light house will
be begun this month.
Steamer John E. Tygsrt arrived on time
from Baltimore and way points.
Capt Cliffords four-master. Daniel B. Fear
ing, was not injured by grounding on Handler
chief shoals.
Three mast schooner Cora Dunn, hence igh.
to Baltimore, thence with coal for Boston, has
arrived.
Schooner E. NJ. Skinner is at Baltimore.
Schooner Eclipse is running in the grain
trade. She is at Baltimore.
Schooner Alice Holbrook, from Georgetown
with coal. has arrived at Boston.
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Baltimore from Bath with ice.
Schooner Charles E. Balch, Bath, Capt.
Croker. hence to Baltimore. thence to Boston,
has arrived.
Schooner Annie J. Pardee, New Haven,
Conn, Capt. Crosby, from Georgetown, with
coal. has reached Boston.
Schooner Everett E. Dale Is at Baltimore,
with lumber.
Schooner Calvin J. Baker, from Georgetown,
with coal for Portsmouth, has passed Highland
light
Schooner John W. Linnell, Capt Handy,
from Georgetown for Boston, with coal, has ar
rived.
Schooner Elizabeth A. Bailey, Camden. N.
j.. Capt. Townsend, from Savannah for Balti-
more, passed through the capes yesterday.
Schooner Carrie s. Hart, Capt. Southland, Is
at Fall River.
The Blanch Hopkins Is ct Norfolk.
Schooner Ada Crockett, from the Potomac, Is
at Baltimore.
Schooner Charles c. Dan sailed from Charles
ton, s. c., on the sth inst.
Schooner Harry Messer, Boston, Capt Pierce
is at sea from New Bedford for Baltimore
1t is reported that Capt Kelly Of the Alex.
andria schooner Morning Star will enter the
oyster trade.
A feet of lumber-laden craft IL due.
Schooner Hulda, Capt. Daniels, formerly
freighting lumber between this port and New
berne, has been repaired at Baltimore and
entered the oyster trade.
The ice carriers John ]. Hanson, Jonathan
Bourne, William Larman Roberts, John c.
Haynes and William P. Hood have not taker
much space in ship news this fall.
The J. L. Leach is at New York.
The c. D. Miller in collision yesterday Will
| the William Nicely at New Haven is well known
| here.
Lightship No. AZ Of southeast part of Pollocl
| Rip and lightship No. AZ Of Great Round Shoa
have exchanged stations.
Four-mast schooner Childe Harold Capt
Sweeney, has set sail from Boston, this time fol
| Baltimore.
The Yale, New Haven, Capt. Handy, is out
| from Weymouth for Baltimore.
The eastern entrance into Nantucket SOUND
has been rebuoyed.
The Charles E. Young Il at Richmond.
Schooner s. II. Walker, hence light, has made
Baltimore and received charter for coal to Dor
| chester at 80 cents.