The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-02
AROUND THE HARBOR.
VESSELS THAT HAVE ARRIVED Al
AND SAILED FROM THIS POET.
The sunksn Barge Moved to the Old
Wharf at Pswtuxet-soms Interest
ing shipping Gossip.

The arrivals at the port are: Steam ers
Rhode Island. Captain Daboll, from
New Y,rk; Norman. Capt Magthline,
from Philadelphia. with freight; William
Crane, Captain Foster, from Norfolk.
w ith passengers and freight; Richard
b orden, Captain Mason, from Fall
River, with passengers and freight;
City Of Newport Capt. Burton, from
Newport wi b. passengers and freisht;
Apowon, Captain Saunders. from
Saunderstown with passengers and
freight; Queen City. Capt. Gray, from
Tiverton with passengers and freight;
william Marvel, Capt. Dyer,
from Fall River with freight;
tug Charles McWilliams with barges
Santce. Owen Brady aud Barstow, the
former With coal for Providence Gas COM
pany. Tug c. G. Wal for
repairs; yacht Valdemire from Newport.
Schooner Marv Dunn, Captain Buckley,
from Grsenport. with 10000 bricks for
city of Providence. Annie L. Webb.
Captain Webb, from Fisher Island. with
10000 bricks for Manchester 81 Hudson.
A. G. Pease, Captain Abbee. from Ron d.
out, with 1,lo0 ba rels Of cement
for Manchester g. Hudson. Walker
ArminRton, Captain Drinkwater, with
800 tons Of coal FOR Providence Coal Co.;
Robert Roy. Captain johnson, with coal;
A. G. Lawson; Edward +. Mansfield,
Captain Crosley, with coal to Wilkes
barre pier; John II. Chafee, Captain
Miller, itu coal to Wilkesbarre pier;
He el Marr, Captain Hally, with ccal
for Providence g. Stonington Steamship
company. S S,iled-Steamers Richard BJr
den, City of Newport, Queen City. Atno-
hal
Crawl, Capt Howard, for st.
John, N. B., Edith Besne, Cap
tain Curraw on q fishing cruise,
Marine Notes
The steamer What Cheer of the Con-
tinental line is laid up for the season.
Tue barge N. ana w. 4, sunk by Jnr
steamer Berkshire. has been moved up
20 the old dock at Pawtuxet, where
Stevedore John A hanson is removing
part OF the cargo. TIE work of unloai-
ing will take about thr e days when 1t is
thought that the barge will be light
enough to raise.
The schooner G. NJ. Grant. Captain
Vespers, is expected u arrive during the
next twenty-four hours.
There 10 q large feet or vessels bound
for this port off Dutch Island. l
Captain Kelly Of the Continental line
hae gone to the Worlds fnir,
A. l., Lewis, purser OF the steamer City
OF Newport 10 on his vacation.
The steamer Harry that Was to run be-
tween this port and New Bedford is tied
up at Hilps wharf, where she will remain
for some time.
The steamer Wave will sail tomorrow
morning for New York, where she will
be used by the order of ElKs to witness
the boat rae next Thursday.
The schooner Rebetcs +. Hamdin, Cap
tain Row ley, when unloaded will 20 upon
the dry dock for repairs.
"A soon as the sci ooner John II, Cross
is unloaded she III sail for Brunswick,
Ga. Sue expects TO sail Friday.
The schooner Coral, Captain Watts. is
loading with salt at Ryer's for Newport
and b. ock Island.
Captain o. Z. Griffin OF the steamer
Rhode Island, Of the = evidence line.
accompanied by Mr.. Griffin and Mrs.
Mary G. PeneIto., left for the Worlds
fair mis- morning. They 20 by way OF
Stonington.
Captain o iver b. Cheesboro, the mas
ter rpenter of the Providence line, was
in town this morning.
Tie steamers Rhode Island and Con-
nectcut will be taken off the New York
line on the 18th OF this month.
Capt. T. w. Hall of the Providence
Tow Boat co npauy has returned from
his two weeks vacation.