Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
THE RIyER FRONT.
ARaIvED.


Schooner Oriental, Alexandria, Capt. John
d. Brasunier, from Hattavoman creeas with .ls
| cords Of pine wood.
| dris, Capt E. 8. Kintz, from Petersburg.
Va. with ii5,00o feet Of lumber, principally
| yellow pine.
Schooner Five Sisters, Alexandria. Capt.
Woodward, from Aquia creek, with 50 cords of
pine wood.
schooner Edith May, Georgetown. Capt.
William Kendrick, from Marlor's bay, Nd. with
about 80 cords Of pine wood.
Schooner Mount Vernon, Alexandria, Capt.
Cnmmings, from Aqua creek, with 70 cords OF
Steamer Wakefield, Georgetown, Capt. Ross,
from Nornim. Va, with passengers, freight,
stock and poultry.
Steamer Mattano. Georgetown, Capt. W. d.
NOVEL;, from Wert's wharf and intermediate
landings. with passengers and heavy general
cargo Of farm and dairy produce.
Sloop Isabel, Capt. Meyer, from river cruise,
with pleasure party aboard.
Schooner ]. ID. Faunce, Alexandria, Capt.
Faunce, from Windmill Point, with fish.
Schooner Laura @. Wolf, Philadelphia,
Capt. James Payne, from Philadelphia, 1879 tons
Steamer Washington, Georgetown, CAPT.
Davis. from Norfolk. with passengers and green
stu6.
Barge Dan McGinty, Capt. Geo. Brenun. from
Barges Big Billy, Yailer Gal, Palm Leaf,
Seldom Seen: Nm. CVt. Jinsles, from Deco
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Capt. Barker,
from Norfolk, with sixty-seyen passengers and
eighty tons of freight from Norfolk, Philadel-
phia and New York. and l5o packages of green
stuff.
Schooner Severn |. Crosswell, Tappahannock,
ant
Schooner Mary E. Denty, Alexandria, Capt.
William II. Blackburn, to Colonial Beach with
lumber.
Pungy saucie, Crisfeld, Nd, Capt. Fox, to
Cherrystone clam fields.
Steamer 1attano, Georgetown, Capt. Novel;,
to Werts wharf and way landings with passen-
gers and miscellaneous cargo.
Steamer Wakefield to Nomini and interme-
dlate landings with passengers and freight.
Steamer Washington. ,Georgetown, Capt.
Davis. to Norfolk with passengers and cargo of
freight, lime, plaster, barrels and beer.
Schooner Albert Nickel Baltimore, to Balti-
more.
Schooner Susie Wayman, Baltimore, to Balti-
more.
Steamer John Z. Tygert. Georgetown, Capt.
Simmonds, to Coan river and way landings
with passengers, freight and provisions.
FISH.
To ]. H. Richardson, 10 shad, 20 barrels sea
trout, maekeral erocuses spots, taylors and blue
fish. 50 punches rock, perch and cat, Is pounds
carp.
To r. A. Golden, 1000 herring, 800 shad 70
barrels sea trout. taylors, bltlefsh, sheepsheid,
crocuses, spots and mackeral. 100 punches cat,
perch and rock, sturgeon. 200 pounds of carp,
200 pounds of turtle.
To VIM. E. Stewart. 5000 herring. 200 shad,
80 barrels spots, crocuses, taylors, trout.
sheepshead, bluefish and mackerel 80 punches
cat. perch and rock, 8 sturgeon, SO pounds of
carp, 100 pounds of turtle.
The three-masted schooner Title Vanderher-
chen is discharging the heavy Georgia pine
timbers from her keel hold and viii clear to
Norfolk in ballast and thence to Savannah, Ga,
with about 900 tons OF coal.
The flagstaff and after-awning stanchion of
the Joe Blackburn were carried away last night
by the dredge Condor.
Harbor Master Sutton made an inspection
cruise through the Eastrn branch last evening.
A thirty-two-pound carp was hooked from
the harbor masters wharf last night.
party of 100 Knights Tempiar from Pitts
burg went down last night aboard the propeller
Washington.
Three sturgeon received at Riiey's wharf to-
day sold at $40 per fish.
During the past week the harbor Of Wash
ington has entertained six sailing craft with a
total gross tonnage Of $3.50. This IL unusual
This tonnage is apportioned a. follows: Title
Sanderherchen, launched At Mauricetoxn, n.
j.. in 1875 and hailing from Bridgeton, NJ.
456 gross tons: Olive Pecker, launched at Bel
fast, Me-. in 1889. and mailing from Boston,
1872 gross tons; Harry Messer, launched at Bnth,
Me-. in 1880 and hailing from Roston. 627 gross
tons; Ida L. Hull. launched at Newburyport in
1882 and hailing from Barnstaple. 498 gross
tons; o. ID. Witherell, launched at Bath, Me-. in
1874 and mailing from Dennis, Mass, 631 gross
tons; Childe Harold, launched at Bath. Me-, in
1885 and mailing from New Haven, 781 gross
tons.