Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
THE RIVER FRONT.

THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.
United States buoy tender Holly, Capt D. A.
French, on official cruise.
Barge Emma Murton, Cumberland, Capt
John Neal, from Cumberland, with 116 tons
Of Georges creek coal
Bugeye schooner George II. Bunker. Annap-
oils, Capt. Joseph Trice, from st. Georges
Island. MARYLAND, with II cords of pine wood
Barge r. L. Summerville, Cumberland Capt.
Jake Reynolds. frorn Cumberland, with III tons
Of consolidation coal
Steam launch Americus.
Schooner Alwildia c. Eaton, Baltimore, Capt.
Clements, from Tappahannock Va, with
30, 900 feet OF Virginia pine lumber.
schooner Maria Ashby, Tappahannock, Va,
Capt. David s. Warren. from Port Royal, Va,
with 60, 900 feet of yellow pine lumber.
Schooner Samuel Landlord, Crisfield, Md.
Capt. Evans, from Yeocomico, Va, with n
cords of pine wood.
Schooner Elizabeth Anne, Tappahannock,
Va, Capt VI. +. Roberts, from the Rappahan-
mock river, with 10000 feet of yellow pine
lumber.
Schooner Pilgrim, Capt. Phillip Shaw. from
Norfolk, Va. with 5000 feet of yellow pine
lumber.
Schooner Charles E. Bramble, Baltimore,
Capt. -, In stream deep laden with white
sand.
Capt. Reddy White, from Havre de Grace, Md,
with 100 tons of molding sand.
schooner Miami. Alexandria, Va, Capt. Mad
dox: nom Chicomuxen creek, Nd, with 25
cords of pine wood.
Barge Z. E. Jackson Il Co., No 6. Crisfield.
Md, Capt: Hanson. from Newborn, N. c. and
Berkeley, Va, with 220 900 feet of yellow pine
lumber and timbers, in tow Of tug Virginia,
Baltimore
Sloop yacht Lotus, Washington. Capt Ed
ward II. Matchett, from Indian Head with pri-
waite party.
Steamer George Law, Geol -etown Capt. Dol
man, from Wirt's wharf, Va. and intermediate
ports with passengers and general cargo.
Sloop yacht River Crystal, Capt. Vim, Mason,
from Occoquan bay with sailing party.
Propeller Norfolk. Georgetown, Capt. Geog-
hogan, from Norfolk and Fort Monroe with
passengers and general cargo.
United States dispatch steamer Dolphin. Com
mander Brownson, from Annapolis, Md.
Steamer I. v. Arrowsmith, Georgetown,
Capt. Entwisle, from Nomini. Va, and Potomac
landings with passengers and freight.
SAILED.
United States buoy tender Holly, Capt. D. A.
French, to Chesapeake and lower Potomac on
official cruise.
Schooner Lawrence Landlord, Crisfield, Nd,
Capt; Evans, to Yeocomico, Va, to load cord
wood for this port
Schooner Miami, Alexandria, Capt. Maddox,
to Chlcomuxen creek, Md, to load cord wood
for this port
Bugeye schooner George II. Bunker. Annap-
Oils, Md, Capt Joseph Trice, to Saint Georges
Island, Nd, to load cord wood for this port
Schooner Splendid, Alexandria, Va. Capt
Frederick McWilliams, to Colonial Beach with
planned doors, lumber, laths and window
frames.
Schooner VIM. D. Clark, Alexandria. Capt.
Nash, to Cressy creek, Va, to load cord wood
for this port.
Schooner Columbia, Tappahannock, Va,
Capt. c. W. Courtney, to Tappahannock, Va,
TO load cord wood for this port.
Schooner Thomas J. Park, Tappahannock
Va. Capt. Benjamin Fisher, to Tappahannock
1hree-mast schooner Bertha Dean Taunton
Mass, Capt. John Thomas, to Georgetown to
load coal for Boston.
Barge r. l.. Summerville Cumberland. Capt.
Jake Reynolds, to Cumberland.
Barge Emma Murton Cumberland, Can't.
John O'Neal. to Cumberland
Bugeye schooner Curlew, Crisfield, Md, Capt
benjamin Woodland, to the Rappahannock river
to load cordwood.
Barge wallbridse, Cumberland, Capt. Ash
bury henson, to Cumberland
Barge John X. Shaw, Cumberland. Cant
Esacre, to Cumberland.
Steamer John E. Tygert. Baltimore to Coan
river and intermediate ports, with passengers
and freight
Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown. Capt. Geog-
began, to Norfolk and Fort Monroe With pas-
sengers and freight.
Steamer Jane Moseiey. Georgetown, Capt.
Frederick Posey, to Norfolk and Fort Monroe,
with passengers and freight
DISCHARGED.
Schooner Pilgrim, Capt. Phil. Shaw.
Schooner Charles II. Richards, Baltimore,
Capt. White.
Schooner Thomas J. Dali, Baltimore, Capt
q. S. Mcnamara.
Schooner Willie L. Hall, Baltimore, Capt.
Benjamin Moore.
Schooner Murray Vandiyer Hayre de Grace
Capt. L. Primrose.
Schooner Whitening.
DUE.
Three-mast schooner s. II. Walker, Capt.
Nicholson, from Gardiner, Me-, with 1000 tons
Of Kennebec ice
Three-mast schooner Zach Sherman. from
Gardiner, Me-, with 1000 tons Of Kennebec ice.
Schooner Isaac Solomon, Capt. Samuel
cord wood.
Three-mast schooner Crescent, Capt,
Maehney, from Gardiner. Me-, with 1000 tons
kennebec ice.
Ice-laden schooners Willard Newbury, John
and Haines.
Steamer Occoquan, Georgetown, Capt. Davis,
AAom SSSOqudu VIII bdnQ.
NOTES.
The schooner Bertha Dean will load about
1,l60 tons Of Cumberland coal, whereas had she
Plimson's line her register would allow about
j ,05O.
The sailing yacht Lotus is being overhauled.
The tug Fannie NJ. Gilbert, Georgetown.
Capt. Eagan, while with tow disabled her shaft !
and is laid up at Ragan's boat house.
The tug De Boss Lenox, Georgetown. Capt.
Stearns, has received her new crank pin and
gone in commission.
Only about ITS tons Of freight arrived via
steamer today.
The down passenger travel is getting heavy,
The number Of craft to enter this harbors
during the last twenty -four hours was: Steamers.
four; schooners, ten; barses, three; sloops,
two.
The arrival tonnage for the past twenty-four
hours has been 3,772 gross.
The arrival OF lumber during the past
twenty-four hours has been $40 0C0 feet
The number of cords Of wood to arrive today
was xty-nine.
The number Of tons Of coal to Come in today
was 2S3.
-Four three-masters were in District waters
this moruing-the Newlight Of Philadelphia,
the Dean of Taunton, the Carlisle of Tsppa-
hammock and strange schooner below Buena
Vista.
Mrs. Orlemsn Wants . Divorce.
Mr.. j. G.. Bigelow has fled Q bill for di-