Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-17
THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

| ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Georgetown. D.
c., Capt. Barker, from Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe. with passengers and freight.
| Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown. D. c., Capt
Geoghegan, from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe,
with passengers and freight
1 SteGmer Mattano. Georgetown. ID. c., Capt.
! W. ID. NOVEL;. from wert's wharf, Virginia.
| Colonial Beach. Matthias Point and way land
ings. with passengers and freight.
! Steamer Wakefield Georgetown, Capt
Thomas c. Ross. from Mount Airy, Nornini
Blackiston's Island and intermediate landings.
| with passengers and freight.
schooner LIE Roy. Alexandra, Capt. Wagner,
from Mattawoman creek, Maryland, with thirty
cords Of pine wood.
Schooner Earl Biscoe. Georgetown. d. c.,
Capt. VIM. Brown, from Maddox creek yir-
ginia. with forty cords of pine wood.
| Schooner Raymond Fuller Georgetown d. C.,
with about 10000 feet of lumber, in stream.
schooner Waterbelle. Capt. Ignacious Wells,
| from the Rappahannock river, with 90 900 feet
of yellow pine lumber.
Schooner riverside, Baltimore, Capt. James
Foster. from Coan river. Va, with forty cords
| of extra pine wood
Slocp Yacht Pearl. Capt. Morse. from Mamie
moy. Classic shore. stuart's wharf Glymont
and Indian Head with excursion party.
Schooner Eclipse. Baltimore Capt. B. F.
| Revel. from Norfolk, with 10000 feet of heavy
| Virginia pine lumber.
| United States tug Triton. from Indian Head.
with barge containing two steel rifles iii tow.
Schooner Elizabeth, Alexandria, Va. Capt.
| Thomas Bennett, from Blake's creek. Nd, with
| fifty cords of pine wood.
! Schooner Father and Sons Town creek Nd
| Capt. Richard Bennett. from Blake's creek,
Md. with about thirty cords of pine wood.
Schooner Shining Light. Geor1eto d. c.,
| Capt. Wright, from Mattawoman creek, Nd.
with 500 8, 10. IL and 14-foot cedar posts and
six cords OF pine, gum. sycamore, willow and
chinquapin wood.
J Bugeye schooner George B. Faunce. Alex
andria, Capt George d. Faunce, from Macho-
| doc creek.
| Schooner Damascus. Georgetown, D. c.,
| Capt. Daniel Perry. from Tappahannock, Va,
with &C, 600 feet of lumber.
Schooner Minnie Titlen, Alexandria, Va,
Capt. Brown, from Occoquan Town, Va, with
% cords Of pine wood.
| Pleasure yacht Little Rebel, Capt. Masters,
from down river with excursionists on board.
Barges Big Billy, Cooney Cross, Madame
King, Yaller Gal and Palm Leaf. Capt. Jacob
King, from Occoquan bay with building sand.
! SAILED.
| Steamer George Law, Georgetown, d. c.,
Capt. Oscar Dolman, to Wert's wharf, Va, Co
lonial Beach, Lower Cedar Point. Matthias Point
and way ports, with passengers and freight.
Schooner Minnie Titlen, Alexandria, Va.
| Capt. Brown, to Occouuan Town, Va to load
cord wood for this port.
Schooner Shining Light, Georgetown, d. c.,
| Capt. Wright, to Mattawoman creek, Md, to
| load cord wood for this port.
Bark New Light, Philadelphia, Capt. Arch
Thompson, to Georgetown, d. c., to load 600
tOls Of refined asphalt for New York.
Bugeye schooner George b. Faunce, Alexan-
dria, Va, Capt. Faunce, to Machodoc to load
grain for Baltimore.
Schooner Riverside. Baltimore. Capt. James
! Foster, to Norfolk to load freight for Balti-
| more.
Schooner Earl Biscoe, Georgetown, d. c.,
| Capt. Vim. Brown. to Maddox creek, Va, to
] load cord wood for this port.
Steam yacht Goldenieece, Halifax n. s.,
| Capt. Bunker. with excursion party on board.
| Schooner Father and Sons, Town creek, Nd,
| Capt. Richard Bennett. to Saint Mary's county,
Md. to load cord wood for this port.
| schooner Shining Light, Georgetown, D. c.,
Capt. Wright. to Mattawoman creek, Nd.
| Schooner Elizabeth. Alexa ndria Va, Capt.
| Thomas Bennett. to Blake's creek. Md.
Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown, Capt. Geoghe-
| gan. to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, with pas
sengers and freight.
| schooner Crescent East Port Capt Mehaffey,
| to Baltimore to load coal for some eastern port
Schooner Planter, Capt. rutherford, to BaIti-
more.
| Revenue cutter Crawford. Baltimore Capt.
Mitchell to Chesapeake on official cruise.
Schooner Mary Catherine, Alexandria. Va.
Capt; Porter, to Aqua creek, Va. to load cord
| wood.
Schooner Two Cousins.
NOTES.
! Schooner J.. W. Lime, Capt Handy. has
! cleared from Boston to load ice in the Kennebec
| for Washington.
Schooner Young Brothers. Capt. Snow, has
sailed from the Bass river with ice for Washing
| ton.
| Schooner J. J. Hanson, Capt. Oliver. has
sailed from Boston to the kennebec to load ice
| for Washington.
Schooner Edwin c., Norfolk Capt Berrett,
hence to Norfolk has arrived
| Schooner Robert Mitchell. Baltimore, Capt.
Pratt, hence to Cambridge, has arrived.
| Fore and mainmasts of the schooner Virginia
| Dare are being scraped and oiled.
| Bark New Light Philadelphia. will carry the
first cargo Of refined asphalt from this port to
New York. Other shipments will follow.
| Some excitement oceasioned yesterday
afternoon by the grounding of coal barge at
| StephensOn's wharf.
| The arrival of tonnage today is 1892 gross
tons.
The number of feet of lumber to arrive today
| was 235. 900.
The number of cords Of wood to come up
! stream today was 224.
Schooner Kate D. Hopkins of Baltimore is
! discharged. She will load railroad ties at
Quantico for Philadelphia
Thomas Cephas colored. lumber handler for
Lumber Inspector L. r. Riley, had his left leg
] fractured and right foot crushed by the falling
of pile of timber at Riley's wharf yesterday
! afternoon. An ambulance summoned and
he was taken to the hospital.
SchOoners A. b. Shermon. Il. A. Goddard and
Childe Harold are on the way hither from the
Kennebec with ice.
The harbor police force left this morning on
| the Bluewing to dredge for the bodies of George
Davis and Michael Gleason.