Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-13

ARRIvED.

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Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown, Capt
| Geoghegan, from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe
| with passengers and freight.
Steamer Msttano, Georgetown, Capt W. D.
NOVEL;, from Wert's wharf, Va, Brent's wharf
and Chapel Point, with passengers and miscel.
ianeous cargo.
Steamer George Law, Georgetown, Capt.
Oscar Dolman, from Wert's wharf, Va, Colonial
Beach, Chntserton's and way porta, With pas
sengers and freight
Steamer 7. " lrrowsnith, Georgetown. Capt
Entvisle, rom Nomini, Va, and intermediate
ports, with passengers and freight.
Steamer John Z. TyRcrt, Baltimore, Capt.
simmonds, from Cosn river and way landings,
with passengers and freight
schooner E NJ. Skinner, Crisfnad, Ma, Capt.
r. 3. Mills, from Claremont, Jamos river, With
30 900 feet Of yellow pine lumber.
Four~mast schooner Independents, Bath, Me.
Capt Gaze. eight days from Bangor, Me-, with
LAO tons OF ice and 150, 900 laths.
Schooner Charles Z. Bramble, Crisfeia,
Md, Capt EvanR from Accomac, with white
sand, in stream.
Schooner Princess, Capt authriaga. from
Wade's bay, Maryland, With twenty cords Of
pine wood.
Schooner Mary Jane, Alexandria, Capt Sci
don, from Aachodoc, with twenty-five cords Of
pine wood.
Schooner Martin Wagner, Annspolia, Ma.
Capt. Henderson, from st. Georges Island,
Nd, with 80 ,00G feet of lumber.
Schooner Isaac Solomon, Annapolis, Nd,
Capt. Potter, from st. Georges Island, Md,
with twenty-five cords of pine wood.
Schooner Ella Denmon, Capt. Wilks, from
Norfolk, with lumber, In stream.
Schooner Judy, Crisfeld, Nd, Capt L ].
Ward, from Norfolk. with 70, 900 feet Of lumber.
Barge Belfast, with about 500 tons Of GOAL
Rarges Big Billy, Yailer Gal, Crap, MADAM
King, Mrs. Captain Jingle aud Palm Leaf, Capt.
Jacob King, from Ocooqusn, with sand
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Georgetown, Capt.
Barker, from Norfolk and Fortress Monroe,
with passengers and freight
SAILED.
Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown. Capt. Geog-
hogan, to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, with
passengers and freight
Steamer Mastsno, Georgetown, Capt. W. D.
Novel;, to Wert's Wharf, Va, and intexmsdiase
landings, with passengers and freight.
Steamer f. V. Arrowsmith, Georgetown,
Capt. Entwisls, to Nomini, Va, and way ports,
with passengers and freight
Steamer George Law, Georgetown, Capt.
Oscar Dolman, to wert's wharf, Va, and WY
ports, with passengers and freight.
Steamer Sue, Baltimore, Capt. Vim. Geog-
hogan, to Baltimore and way ports, with pas
sengers and freight
Steamer John E. Tygert. Baltimore, Capt.
Simmonds, to Coan river and intermediate
Steam yacht Golden Fleece, Halifax, Capt.
Bunker. to down river with e1cursionists.
Schooner Howard Dale, Baltimore, Capt.
Charles Tubman, to Merles bay, James river,
to load lumber for this port.
Schooner May Flower, Alexandria, Capt
Schooner Robert Fl. Mitchell, Baltimore,
Capt. Pratt to Norfolk.
Schooner Martin Wagner, Annapolis, Capt
Henderson, to st. Georges Island TO load luni-
Der for this port.
Schooner Isaac Solomon, Annapolis, Md. Capt
Potter, to st. Georges Island to load cord wood
for this port.
Schooner Princess, Capt Gutheridge, to
Wade's bay, Nd, to load cord wood for this
port.
Flotilla of barges. Big Billy, Yaller Gal,
Madam Hing and Palm Leaf. Capt. Jacob King,
to Occoquan to load sand for this port.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Georgetown,
Capt Barker, to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe
with passengers and freight.
DISCHARGED.
Schooner E. N. Skinner, Capt. Mills
Schooner Mary Jane, Capt. Seldom
Schooner Edwin c., Capt. Berrett
Schooner L. P. Pharo, Baltimore.
NOTES.
Schooner Willie /. Hall, Baltimore, Capt
Moore, from Washington with empy'barrels,
has reached Norfolk.
Schooner A. Booth, Baltimore, Can't. ,Semp-
kins, is loading lumber at Mattomoni, Va, for
this port
Schooner Pharo Of Baltimore has dropped
around TO the Eastern branch.
good many craft are in the harbor without
a berth.
Yesterday was banner day at the river re-
sorts. About 5000 people went down.
Capt Case Of the four master Independent
from Bangor, reports good weather along thu
coast. He was becslmed one day OF Hos
Island, in the Chesapeake.
The harbormaster's force was busy Yesterday
keeping would-be bathers out of the Tiver
| There were more visitors at Warrington bar.
racks yesterday than at any previous time tht
( season.