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

Steamer Mattano, Georgetown, Capt. ". D.
NOVEL;, from wirts wharf, Va, Brent's wharf
and Chapel Point, with passengers and freight.
! Schooner Murray vandiver. Havre de Grace,
Capt. E. Primrose, from Claremont, James
river with loo, 900 feet Of Virginia pine lumber.
| Sloop Matte, Capt Williams, from Smiths-
field, James river. with 20 900 feet Of lumber.
Three-mast schooner Alice Carlisle, Tappa-
hammock, Va, Capt. J. H. Bogy. from Tappa-
hammock, Va, with IS, 600 feet Of Virginia pine
lumber.
Bugeye schooner Curlew. Crisfeld, Md,
Capt. Benjamin Woodland from the Rappahan-
mock river, with thirty-five cords Of pine
| wood.
Schooner Whitening. baltimore, Capt Roger
Giles, from Norfolk with 40 900 feet Of Virginia
pine timbers.
Propeller Washington, Georgetown. Capt.
Davis, from Norfolk and Fort Monroe, with
passengers and freight.
Steamer Arrowsmith Capt Entwisle, from
Nomlni, Va, with passengers and freight.
Schooner Columbia. Tappahannock. Va.
Capt Z. W. Courtney. from the Rappahannock
river, with forty-ave cords of pine wood.
W. schooner Thomas J. Park. TapPahannock,
hammock river, with forty-fve cords Of pine
wood.
Barge Ssllie, Cumberland. Capt Garden. from
Cumberland, with ia tons Of Georges creek
coal.
Barge walbridse, Cumberland. Capt. Ash
bury Henson from Cumberland, with no tons of
Consolidation coal
Steamer W. W. Colt, Baltimore, Capt. Jones,
from Baltimore, with passengers.
Schooner Esmond, from Norfolk, with about
s0.0OO feet of lumber. In stream.
Schooner Emma Johnson from Suffolk Va,
WIN lumber. In stream.
Pungy c. ]. Madison. Portsmouth. Va, Capt.
Childs. from the Chesapeake bay Wicomico and
Coan rivers, with private pleasure party.
Schooner Willie L. Hall, Baltimore. Capt.
Benjamin Moore from Norfolk, with GO 600
feet of yellow pine lumber.
Schooner Thomas J. Dali. Baltimore. Capt.G.
s. Mcnamara, from Norfolk, with 10000 feet Of
yellow pine lumber.
Schooner Father and Sons Town creek. Nd.
Capt. Richard Bennett from Blake's creek, Nd.
with twenty-three cords Of pine wood
Schooner, Maryland. Crisield, Capt G.
Brownley, from Jockeys creek, Rappannock
river, with rs cords of pine wood.
Steamer George Law, Georgetown. Capt.
Dolman, from Wirt's wharf and way ports with
passengers and freight.
Steamer Lady of the Lake. Georgetown.
Capt. Barker, from Norfolk and Fort Monroe.
with passengers and freight.
Barge John X. Shaw, Cumberland. Capt.
Esacre, from Cumberland. with Ill tons of
Consolidation coal.
Steamer John E. Tygert, Baltimore. Capt
slmmonds, from Coan river, Va, with passen-
Schooner Moyland, Crisfield, Nd, Capt. G.
BROMLEY, to Jockeys creek, Rappahannock
river, to load cord wood for this port
schooner Father and Sons. Town creek, Md,
Capt. Richard Bennett. to Blake's creek Nd
to load cord wood for this port
Pungy Madison. Capt. Childs to St. Glenn
ents bay, Nd, with private party.
Barge Sallie. Cumberland to Cumberland.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore. Capt. VIM. Geoghe-
gan, to Baltimore and intermediate landings.
schooner James Riley. Tappahsnnock. Va,
Capt. Benjamin Dawson. to Yeocomico Va, to
load cord wood for this port.
Barge ChOctaw. Capt. Stephen Evans TO
Quantico, to load railroad ties
Schooner Brave, Baltimore, Capt. W. S.
Brown, to Colonial Beach with lumber
Propeller Washington. Georgetown. D. c..
Capt. Davis. to Norfolk and Fort Monroe with
passengers and freight.
Steamer MattanO Georgetown. Can't. W. D.
NOVEL;, to Wirt's wharf. Va. and intermediate
ports with passengers and freight
schooner Curlew, Crisfield. Nd, Capt. Ben
jamin Woodland, to Tappahannock, Va, to lead
cord wood for this port
Steamer T. V. Arrowsmith, Georgetown. Capt.
landings.
Schooner Silver Star, Alexandria. Va. Capt
James Blackburn, to Aqua creek to load cord
wood for this port
Schooner Mary Anne Shea. Alexandria. Va.
Capt. Lewis Monroe, to Aqua creek.
Schooner Pomeroy, Tappahannock. Va. Capt
Edward Wilkins. to Ieocomico, Va, to load cord
wood for this port
Yacht Irene, Capt. Maddox, to Piney Point.
Md.
Steamer George Law. Georgetown. Capt.
Doiman, to Wirt's wharf, Va, with passengers
and freight
Pnngy Thomas Bolwick, Capt. John Edgar.
to Wicomico river.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Georgetown.
Capt. Barker. to Norfolk and Fort Monroe with
passengers and freight to Norfolk, Portsmouth
Philadelphia and New York.
DUE.
Schooner George Bowdoin. Baltimore, Capt.
Simmonds, from Norfolk.
Schooner Mary E. Denly. Capt William n.
Blackburn, from Mount Pleasant, Occoquan
bay.
Schooner Mary Jane, Alexandria, Capt Sell
don, from Quantico.
=, Schooner TaPpahannock, Capt. Cough, from
Tappahannock, Va.
Schooner Eaton, from Norfolk.
Schooner Pansy, from Norfolk.
NOTES.
The Germania Maennerchor Society gave an
excursion to Buena Vista. on the Potomac. yes
Dick Williams.
The steamer ". ". Colt of New York arrived
in Washington last night at O'Clock and will
run excursions to Collingwood beach and Camp
Douglass and other points on the Potomac
river. The ". ". Colt is a very large boat and
nicely fitted up for the excursion business She
carries crew of sixteen men and will make no
changes.
The arrival of freight for the past twenty
four hours has been 295 tons.
The arrival Of tonnage for the past twenty
four hours has been 1870 gross.
The arrival of lumber for the past TWENTY
four hours has been 655 900 feet.
The arrival Of cord wood for the past twenty.
four hours has been 173 cords
Only pa tons Of coal arrived TODAY.
The schooner Thomas J. Dali of Baltimore
will discharge and overhaul at this port
The sloop Wave, the largest sloop registered
at this port. has dropped around from the
Eastern branch to 10th street wharf.
Seven vessels are in the harbor without a
place to dock.
The bark New Light lost port anchor in en-
tering the Chesapeake bay.
Steamer Jane Moseley. Georgetown. DC.
Capt Frederick Posey. is, after a period of rest.
in commission. She has been overhauled and
generally renewed. Her gross tonnage is 500.
She is speedy.
Harbormaster Sutton and Capt Russell Dean
of the Blackburn made tour of the George
town and Washington harbors this morning.
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