Evening star., 1912-11-10
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Venus. plaster, at George
town from New York for the dealers:
schooner Ida o. Robinson. fish scrap,
from Reedvile, Va, at Bryant's wharf.
Alexandria; schooner Frenchy, oysters
In the shell from lower river point for
the 1Ith street wharf market; schooner
T. d. PurneI. canned goods from a
Maryland point at 11th street wharf for
wholesale grocers; schooner s. 7. White
at Georgetown with cord wood from a
river point for dealers here; United
states revenue cutter Gresham, from
Boston at navy yard to be supplied with
new guns; United States revenue cut
ter Apache. at lighthouse service
wharf from cruise on her sta
ton; steamer City of Milford, in
tow from Alexandria shipyard at 7th
street wharf. schooner Five Sisters, at
9th street wharf with lumber for john
son & Wimsatt; schooner Sophia Durn,
potatoes from Onancock, Va, at 11th
street wharf for dealers; schooltI Me-
topkin, potatoes and oysters from Ches-
apeake bay point for the local market.
schooners r. l.. Brown and May. oysters
from the lower Potomac beds at nth
street wharf for the market schooner
A. Won Nyvenheim. lumber from a Vir-
ginia point; steamship Dorothy. al
Alexandria with phosphate rock from
Boca Grande, Fla, TO the Feru-
lizer and Chemical Company; sloops
Volunteer and Annie. oysters in the
shell from Potomac beds. .. .!th streel
wharf for the market. tug George w
Pride, with tow of stone-laden lighters
from Occoquan, Va, for harbor improve
Jnent work; tug Camilla, from Alexandria
where she has been under repairs. to be
made ready for service; schooner Silver
Star, cord wood from Pohick creek, al
10Th street wharf for l.. A. Clarke 4
son: United States army steamer Gen
Frank. at lighthouse service wharf from
Fort Washington; schooner Milford Ben
nett. oysters in the shell from a bay
point for the local market; tug WinShip
with tow of coal boats at Georgetown
from river points: power boat Daisy. at
Alexandria to load merchandise for Pis-
Getaway creek. latte (no name) al Alex
andria with oysters from Potomac beds.
Departures.
Schooner Alma Stubbs, light. for Coan
river to load lumber for Rock Hal, Md;
schooner Daniel ]. Ballard. light for a
lower river point to load oyste.s ) in the
shell for the market here; schooner Ray
mond. light. for a lower Potomac point
10 load cord wood back to this city;
schooner Orbit. light. for Chesapeake
bay point TO load for Baltimore; cana
boat No. :. lumber from 18th street
wharf for Cumber and. Md, via Chesa-
ptake ana ONO canal. schooner LOttie
Thomas. light. for lower river point
to load back to this city; Bryans shell
scow. in tow from 11th street wharf tc
crushing plant at Alexandria. tug George
w. Pride, with lighters in tow for Deco
guam creek to load stone for this city
schooner Two Sisters. light. for river
point TO load lumber back to this city
tug Meade. towinS LIGHTERS for dig in
grounds down river; schooner s. T. White
light, for chicomuxen creek 10 load core
wood back 10 this city: United State:
revenue cutter Apache, on cruise
on Chesapeake bay and 10 Baltimore
schooner j. A Holland. light. from
Alexandra for down river poiat to loa,
pulp wood back TO this city: schoonel
Virginia Dare. light. for the Rappahan
mock river to load lumber for the deal
ers here; schooner Avalon. light, for til,
lower Potomac oyster beds TO load TO
the market here; power boat Daisy, from
Alexandria for Piscataway creek will
merchandise: schooner Martin Wagner
light for a down river point to load bacl
to this city: fiattie Rattling Joe. for Rag
ged Point to load oysters in the shell fo
the market: tug Rosalie with lighters II
tow from this city for digging ground