Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

ARRIVED.

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Brasunier from Mattawoman creek. Nd. With ]. 500
wssermelons. Schooner John Martin. Baltimore.
Cap Capt cIlissrson avs day. from ss,rnors Nth $50
dSci, Xi.1:ndfis 70 N.;ionsl Capital leo Compsnys
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ssRafv w@ sses:s n.5
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g.: s. K aos 81
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0O0 feet Of lumber.
SAILED.
Threemast schooner Annie }. P. Pards~. New
haven Conn.,. Capt. Crosby. from Georgetown. D. O.
Thfee-msst schooner Marion r. sprAwns. Capt.
S:iIss;s Vs. dsS: Rsssls WI; 8
:as gS soiss Ia
ss ss$sss: hs:; H.. i Nd
DUE.
Sloop Fannie B. SHEPPARD, washington Can't
Charles Brannissn. from Glymont With waternelons
Schooner j. B. DIXON. Tappahannock. Va. Capt
John .. Foster. from Yeoeenico. Va. with wood
Eovr-Ta.t sehoopsr Lydia NJ Deerins. n.i,.n9re.
6.
The Baltimore steamer Sue Of the Marylsnd anc
Virginia Steamboat Company arrived yesterday morn
ing and left last evening Under command Of Capt.
smlnop. q TIE steamer Tyrert Of ihs eoinPsny
.sass EsS y
M SSns .9s 81
has bad the injuries eccasoned By her COLI
cSq X King
ns Il s e. fuisi sY .pa
nrs as ss
WITH coal Tsy.ts sau.iy and be- saips yssthsr IN
is and viii ali somorrS% other 70 seo1ss
town or 70 BaltiUSTs: TO load coal for shs east
S Ss ms .p w VIM q hi FEEBLE, s
ws,ta,S \ sapSlly down river sshOsns. John Brad
Thres:Mass schooner s.. 4. kudoiph. fSiIsdsiphis.
so5p ysss S .'R o.p Macs "a:
e s be III: 5 y
load coal for Hsvsrhill Mass; Mary r. aundy. from
S1i: Il sss
IN
Sssk Il !. s,,.sd oH .siasI. sushorty that The 81
6s oomman led By Capt Roein.on and tow stone tron
scop sisns ws.hnsion. Cap. Hsal.y. i aisins
out gu for the waermelon trade Capt Fsuncs e he
ss
all-rouDd success. he has been absent about. two
HpsTic.n Ice Company. pier gospel services wsIs
held sss1srdsy ,n tbGs.d the
vas Mf " T. Msyhsw Tie 1.nSsrt i. h,tcSsd u
hsss :ns h =
with wa;srmen The sIercises consisted Of prayer,
srSngFssation and once ia while chimed IN the song
stsrbosrd quarter Of the Ryee aae.p lying at dock
s s TO
,hst renewed and Subjective nearby resort schooner
schooner Howard Dali. Batilaors. Capt Anderson !.
fisaor carried down large mum d yes
s Il. ssns sSn, sOss tn su
Ma 81 sns s9 si
then registry limit of humanity on their afternoon
and eysntrs TIPS yestsrdsy Ih.ee,nsss sch0oper
Sailed from BsaSrs ioa cssresou. 8 qhr ss
mast schooner Bertha Dear. Isunton, Mass. Capt
Ne: with ice ioF Washins ton; schcepsr Edwin 4.
hence has arrived at Norfolk schooner Ida c. ssod.
Ebs
b Cant Sg dIS os Rt e. Bal
ssS has essd with
with grain from the Potomac.
SUMMARY
The number OF craft to make this port last week
was OF. divided between the days follows Monday.
II Tuesday. II; Wednesday. IA; Thursday. 81 Fri
day =; Saturday l3: OF TIE q craft A. we're
Phia ana f-oln GanteF .nd; OF ihs otheT aIr.ssis
Tsnsshanpgek va; ard each frS;a bath. Me-.
Fhissslrhi. New ?srf. Sorioif. Deals Island ma.
ssess tons per ses sissn Is. ss
lister 9; American shipping was .ssstons This va,
SnaI 81 s
r. Smith s. isS. .ns i. sR ;s
sss e @ II s::ss ss;.
lumber at this por. last w.k PER vessel was 4sg 600
ks shx ue.day o pea fFom r sas
Elizabeth. from James river Wednesday. l30. Coo
tsss 1T f Is: yssn sos sS y's5
day. 900 feet. per RESTLESS. from James rver Sat
urday, 10S 800 tcet. per Howard Dali. from Norfolk
and Mamie, from kappahannock river. During the
week t. 4l5 tons Of ice arrived: Mondsy 5.3ai tons
.sssa
on ss s If .y as s.
The arrival u COD! for the week was 2 tons u.s.
,ibuted among the days Of the week as follows Mon
day. q; TUESDAY. sos; Wednesday, ], 49, Thursday.
6}6: Friday, d; SATURDAY 1lb. The heavy tonnage
e to the sEys OF M o. 3,
Bette In tow OF Baltimore tug Annie and the barges
X. r. Mason and bacota. from Cumberlafd Tuesdays
tonnage was due to the arrival OF the LRYra Wolfe.
The arrival Of wood last week 43 cords divided
As follows: Monday. A cords; Tuesday, 9o; wsdnex-
This very light record Several OF the regular
sna sss e
Amelia Of Crsneid. have been engaged in the water.
melon trade. The Watermelon arrivals per sioop and
ssessas5 ohTha. fass::ts oS
urday 30. 800: total As 500 Thsse melons prtn-
cipsly from the stern shore Of Maryland hut those
from the eastern shore OF virginia and western shore
Fl due G ais n: JOHN
Ida. Cuckoo aud 1.-the Mabel. On Monday zoo. 90
ss RUIZ
OF cement 10 Of which She asssarEsd here and sSs
remainder ct Alexandria: Wednesday MAS also re-
and the Eastern branch Another feature Of the week
WAS the activity OF Baltimore tugs In this hsroor