Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-01
THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

South Gardiner, Me-, with /, los tons Of Kenne-
bee ice.
schooner Three Brothers, Alexandria. Va,
Capt. Bland, from Quantico, with 80 cords Of
pine wood.
Schooner Shining Light Georgetown, D. c.,
| Capt. Wright. from Mattawoman creek. Md,
with 8 cords Of oak and 10 cords Of pine wood.
Sloop Matte, Crisfeld, Md, Capt. Williams,
from the Rappahannock river, with 10000 feet
Schooner VIM. A Parks, Tappahannock, Va,
Capt Kennedy, from Yocomico, with 16 cords
| pine of wood.
Barge Plow Boy, Cumberland, Capt George
D. kretzer, from Cumberland, with lis tons of
Consolidation coal.
Schooner Elizabeth, Alexandria, Va, Capt.
Thomas Bennett, from Breton's bay, with 40
| cords of pine wood.
Schooner Raymond Fuller, Georgetown, Capt.
II. NJ. Griffith, from James river, with 81, 900
| feet Of yellow pine lumber.
Schooner Mount Vernon, Alexandria, Capt.
Doc. Cummings, from Aqua creek, Va, with 40
cords Of pine wood.
sloop Wave. Georgetown, Capt VIM. Baker,
from Wade's bay with % cords Of pine wood.
ards, from Occoquan, with thirty-seven tons Of
| building sand.
Schooner Bramble, Baltimore, in stream with
| lumber from Norfolk.
Schooner Frank Hutchinson, CrisAeld, Md,
Capt 8. 7. Overs, from Tappahannock, Va,
Schooner Sphinx, Baltimore, Capt. John
Weser, from Norfolk with 65, 900 feet Of lumber.
Schooner Stewart, Tappahannock, Va, Capt.
d. H. Haynie, from Wicomico, with twenty-six
cords of wood.
Schooner VIM. D. Clark. Alexandria, Va,
| Capt. Thomas Nash, from Greasy creek, Va,
with fifty cords of pine wood.
Schooner Alfred s. Day, Baltimore, Capt. p.
J. Grayley. from Portsmouth, Va, with 40, 600
feet of lumber.
Schooner Mary Catharine, Capt. Andrew
Porter, from Dumfree's creek, Va, with lumber
and cord wood.
Schooner Brave. Baltimore, Capt. W. s.
Brown, from Smithfield, James river, with
so 600 feet Of yellow pine lumber.
Three-mast schooner John Shea. Austin, Capt.
Shaw, from New York, with 5000 barrels Of
plaster and 200 barrels Of marble dust
Schooner Mary E. Denty, Alexandria, Capt.
VIM. H. Blackburn, from Aqua creek, with
thirty cords of pine wood.
Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown, Capt
Geoghegan, from Norfolk, with passengers and
freight.
Steamer George Law, Georgetown. Capt
Dolman, from Wert's wharf. Va, and interme-
diate ports with passengers and freight.
Schooner LIE Roy, Alexandria, Capt. Frank
lin, from Aqua creek, with about IS cords Of
pine wood
Barge Vaughn, Cumberland, Capt. J. s. Dean,
from Cumberland, with lib tons Of Georges
creek coal.
Barge Coonsy Cross, Washington, from Guam
Barge A. II. Broedt, Cumberland, Capt Mar
tin Smith, from Cumberland, with 116 tons of
Schooner VIM. L. Franklin, Baltimore. Capt
Thomas, from Norfolk, with 13O, 900 feet of yir-
ginia pine lumber.
Schooner VIM. D. Clark, Alexandria, Capt
Thomas NASH to Greasy creek, Va, to load cord
wood for this port.
Schooner Shining Light, Georgetown, Capt
Wright. to Mattawoman creek, Nd, to load cord
wood for this port.
Schooner stephen Chase, Baltimore, Capt
Todd, to Norfolk, light.
Schooner George Bowdoin, Baltimore, TO Nor
folk.
Schooner Hulda, Baltimore, Capt. E. W.
Downs, to Norfolk and Portsmouth light.
Schooner Mary Catherine, Capt. Andrew Por-
ter, to Dumphries creek, Va, to load cord wood
for this port
Bennett, to Breton's bay, Nd, to load cord wood
for this port.
Schooner Three Brothers. Alexandria, Va,
Capt. Bland, to Quantico for cord wood.
Barge Vaughn, Cumberland, Capt Dean, to
Cumberland
Capt Kennedy. to Yocomico for cord wood.
Barge Francis, Philadelphia, Capt. Nc
Dewitt, light to PHILADELPHIA
Schooner Thomas S. Parks.
Barge Exeter, Baltimore. Capt. Daniels, to
Quantico for railroad ties to Baltimore.
Barge No. 1. Cumberland, Capt Eichelberger,
light to Cumberland.
Sioop Julia, Nattawoman, Capt. Dick Ander-
son, to Breton's bay on Grabbing cruise.
Schooner Maid Of the Mist, Annapolis, Capt.
Wood, to Annapolis, light
Schooner Howard Dale, Baltimore Capt
('harlpa 1ubman IN NOrfolk
Schooner Silver Star, Alexandria, Capt. Jas
Blackburn, to Occuauan, Va
Schooner Pocahontas, Tappahannock, Va,
Capt. DUNCAN, to Tappahannock.
Steamer George Law to Vests wharf and
way ports, with passengers and freight.
Propeller Norfolk, Georgetown, Capt. Geo
ghegan, to Norfolk and Fort Monroe, with pas
sengers and freight.
Barges Palm Leaf Yaller Gal, Modern King.
Mrs. Capt. Jingle, Big Billy, Cooney Cross and
Seldom Seen, Capt. Jacob King, to Occoquan
for sharp sand.
Three-mast schooner John J. Hanson, Dover,
Me-, Capt Oliver.
Schooner L. and W. Shovel, Baltimore,
Capt John ". Neal
Schooner John E. Bell.
Schooner Thomas H. Hooper.
DUE.
Capt Edward Rice, from Breton's bay. Nd.
Schooner Harriet Howart, Tappahannock,
Capt Thomas Crosswell. from Wicomico
Schooner Father and Sons, Alexandria, Capt
Dick Bennett.
Pungy Emma J. Thomas, from Breton's bay,
Md
schooner Mary Anne Shea. Alexandria. Capt.
Lewis Monroe, from Aqua creek.
Schooner Five Sisters, Alexandria, Capt VIM
Woodward, from Aqua creek.
Schooner Annie Mason, Alexandria, Capt
Ben Dickerson, from Aqua creek.
Schooner Willard Newberry, from the Penob-
scot with l 200 tons of ice.
Four-mast schooner John K Souther from
the Penobscot with 600 tons of ice.
The arrival Of lumber at the river front for
the past twenty-four hours has been $4,000
feet.
The arrival of wood at the river front during
the last twenty-four hours was 1913 cords.
The number of tons of coal received at the
river front during the last twenty-four hours
was 344
The largest vessel to arrive yesterday was the
Bertha Dean, $50 gross and 7I3 net tons. She
was built at Portland. Me-, in 1882
The tug De Boss Lenox, Georgetown, Capt
Stearns, while on Indian Head with the barge
Laurel, from Colonial Beach to Fort Washing
ton N hrnEa he- E,,i,, II = Ltd