Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
ALONG THE wHARvEs.
The Mo.sl~y has started for Crisfeid-It.ms
of Interest as to Other Gran.

The Mo.sl~y has started for Cri.aeid-It.ms
of Interest to Other Gran.
The steamer Jane Moseley Of the People
Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Company
left her dock last evening bound for Norfolk via
Crisfield, Nd The hremen, coal passers, wait
ers. deck hands, cook. steward and chamber
maid were reshipped- Chief Engineer J. R.
Gstcbel snd Assistant Engineer Walker Brown
remained at their posts. James Richardson. for
the last six wears first officer Of the Lady Of the
Lake, succeeds Frederick Posey a. captain;
Oscar Dolmsn, retired captain Of the George
Law. succeeds Addison Posey as first officer;
James Smith, for eleven years captain Of the
Old BAY Line steamer Roanoke. succeeds
William Davis as second officer. and John Gil
more. formerly OF the Lady of Lake. succeeds
Smith quartsrmaster. Mr.. Phillips,
superintendent Of the company, told a reporter
for IHE STAB that be had placed confidence in
the officers Of the MOseley and was chagrined
1T their action. He could not see why they
should have unprecedented troUtle at Crisheld.
He complimented the thrift OF that city. and
said its people would not allow the Moseley to
be harmed. They were anxious TO foster com
municstion with Washington.
Capt. Chesser of the AleXand-ia tug Templar
has been following the towing business since he
Was seven wears Old. that means that he has
been 1T IL FOR fifty years lie says that this has
been the calmest summer outside the cspes
that he has known in his experience. Fair
winds would be encountered in the river and
Chesapeake. but soon the capes would be
reached and the tug got five to twenty miles
of shore dead calm would be struck u has
been these Gains hat have caused such long
VOYAGES OF the co1sting craft.
Schooner Evora smith Baltimore, Capt. l..
j. Roberts has made dock.
Three-rast schooner John J. Hanson. from
the kennebec. with ice for the Great Falls
COMPANY Il he most conspicuous arrival since
Last issue. Her registered tonnage is 62s. 81
gross. s07 ~ net She Is l49 feet long on the
waJe~ line "a 4 feet beam and l7.5 hold. She
was built at Bath. Ne. in 1855 and halls from
Portsmouth. v II. Her registry number is
76-.49 AID her sisral letters h. {. t. W.
rag Dupont. Baltimore from Georgetown.
vi h Two ESh. bargc- in tow. ran aground just
bel0w tie Long Bridge yesterday. The Wash
iuyton ting Gilmore Meredith. Capt. Mills.
pulled at her FOR lorg time but she hung fast.
she was still az bore when last heard from
Peter Fox an employe NJ Sherifs dock. was
struck in his head last night while Mt his post
by "a mysteriousiv thrown stone. Re was badly
cut. lie Was iG-t cut OF the hospital from
injuries received some time ago.
Four-mast schooner John h. SoOther. Boston,
Washington 20 Baltimore. sailed Yesterday from
the latter po:t for ioston With coal
Bark leslie NcGregor. View YORK. Capt. Nc
rived at Boston on tine 18th inst.
EOur-mast schooner lydia II. Deering. Bath.
Ne. Capt Hamilton. sale from Rockland.
Me- with ice :O- Washington on the 10th in
slant
schooner Elm CITY. New Haven. Conn. Capt
Etheridxe he arrived at >,ew Haven
Schooner Alice Holhrook. rayt. Ellis. sailed
a. New York on the I6 h in tan- for the ke..ebec
river TO load ice for Washington.
Forr-Inast schooner Brown sailed a. Rock
land Ne with ice for Washington On the 18th
instant
Three-rrss; schooner Annie =. Coulon. from
Georgetown. ID. <. with coal. las reached Ports
mouth. y. "
schooner TEoulas !. Shrvock. Capt Insley.
is toInd from rliladelrhia 10 Newberne, y. C.,
10 iosd lumber.
Ih-,e-mast schooner Robert Inglee Carter.
New-ort. Il. l.. Capt. Peak. has arrived and is
loaGi-g zeal at Baltimore.
Revenue steamer Crawford has passed out of
the Potomac
schooner Elizabeth J. Franklin. Deals Island.
Bid. Capt, IsaGc Waller j. discharging.
EgZeye schooner Clarence ard Eva. Crisfield.
Nd. Capt; Hawkins. l. abou; light.
Harge Phiis1el hIa and Reading. No. 3. Capt.
Creisz. IL discharged and lying at Sheriff
dOcA
fG--e I .i.adelph:a anu Reading. No. 80. Capt
Charles A-mstl ing. II light.
Barge Th;ladeiy h.a snG Reading. No. 6. Capt.
Brown. l. discharged.
loop SOG.ksTn Beauty of Washington is the
midget Graf; OF TIE watermelon squadron.
SChpo..e- Five Sisters. Alexandria. Va, Capt.
Henry TAYLOR. is hight and ready 20 sail.
Ia. g AEte Moore. New York; Edward Foy,
lhIl- ds.i Lila. and H:.rr: anu Willie, PLiladel-
Pima. re ii cha'ge'i
S,h0one. Mary z. CANDY Georgetown, Capt.
B-a-niGan. ard schooner Willie Clarke. Capt.
Mach. are .tiIl in the stream.
Sch homer MAN. Alexandria, Capt Clay
MADDOX has made dock.
si5Cp Miles. Cambridge. Nd. Capt. Kelly,
has made dock
S:sts- Harry Carter OF Carter q Clark's
pier went down yesterday to Occoquan Falls.
S'hooErr g. T.. Lewis. Crisfield. Nd. Capt.
Trig=sr. viii probably begin to discharge to-
NOR w.