The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

A. Scudder, for St. Louis; J. f. Frazer and
Waloon, for lower coast: B. L. Hodge, fol
Baton Rouge; Willie, for Bayou Bartholomew
Ashland, for Arkansas River, and Indiana, fol
Ohio River.
The Blanks Line packet Jessie Taylor,
Capt Kenison, leaves positively to-day. al J
p. VI, for Ill landings on Black and Ouachit.
Rivers and their tributaries.
A friend Of ours lost on the 9th of las,
.mOnth d gOl2-headed cane which be prizes
muchly and will be under many Obligations
to the finder if he viii lsave the same at the
rooms Of the Steamboat Pilots Association, Il
81. Charles street, wleSo . suitable SewaTd
Will be paid
The kountz Zine packet Carrie :. Kounez
leaves positively at j. II. to-day for ST.
Louis. She VIII be followed 1H the lin. BY
the Paragon.
The Belle Lee, overlai1 yesterday. leaves
positively to-day tx Il. points ~ 70 Clncin-
natl.
Is lIEvor1.w Yesterday morning Tie
spirit OF Capt. Chas. +. Reeder took its flight
70 that distant sphere Of which We hear 50
much vet know 50 little the great hereafter.
The deceased was a native ot Kentucky Eve
believe and was aged about sixty-eight years.
His whole life. from early manhood up to hi~
death, had been connected with the river in
| terest In 1892 he commenced steambolting
rs clerk Of the steamer Pa1l Jones. which
steamer was commanded by his father. After
She had served her time, the elder ReedeT
bull. the Convoy. and his son took charge OF
her Office.
| In 1884 the subject of this brief notice
built and commanded the Red Rover, and ran
her as packet between this city and Nash
vile. few years after he built the Glllatin,
and ran her IN the same trade until about
1913, when he took command of the steamer
m ror, hen for al in
the packet trade between Louisville and
Nashville. In or about 1858 he commanded
the steamer Cen Hodges, a packet plying
from this city to Shreveport. During the
late civil war Capt. Reeler espoused the cause
Of the South, and, though advanced in years,
he did great service to the Contederacy as
commander OF transport. After the war,
or Immediately upon the reorganization Of
the Steamboat Captains Association, he was
elected to the position of secretary, which
position he filed with credit to himself and
those whom he represented.
He leaves . daughter, who resides in
Louisville, and q son, Mr. Tom Reeder, who
IS well known to tile community as a steam
boat clerk. To both we offer our heartfelt SYM
pathy in this sad hour OF their bereavement.
and hope with them some day to meet the
kind, good hearted old captain in the abode
of the blessed. The mortal remains of Capt.
his memory will ever live fresh in the hearts
of all who truly knew him. The flags of the
steamers in port were displayed at half mast
yesterday as a token OF respect for his memory.
" May he rest In peace.
The John Howard has deferred her depar-
ture to "Wednesday next when she Will leave
positively for Minden.
Markham is about again; he's going travel
ing pretty soon as agent for a patent snuff
machine; he nose all about it.
Want Of space (and an awful hard chill,
from the effects Of which We are now suffer-
ingl, prevents Us from giving any extracts
from exchanges in this issue
The Kate Kinney was Just rushing things
yesterday afternoon. L looked like business
sure enough around her gang way.
AS we close our report the weather is ex- |
cessively warm, and indications for rain dur /
ing the night are favorable.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For OUAcHITA RIyER.-The LESSEE Taylor. |
NJ Kenison, master, 7. John, clerk, leaves /
for all landings on the above stream at )
p NJ
For yIcKsnUEG The Natchez, T. 7.
Laathers master, James Muse, clerk, leaves
at ) p. VI.
FoG Lower COAST The St Mary, Fred.
Probst, master, J. c. Tremoulet, clerk, at
noon.
WHITE HALL AND CONVENT - The Mary
Ida, 4. J. Ruiz, master J. L. Boyd, clerk, at
10 a. N.
RED RIVER. - The Maria Louise IT, J.
Brinker master, j. J. Dodd, clerk, at F. NJ,
for Shreveport, Grand Ecore and way land
ngs.
The Waoon, Capt Ruiz, leaves daily at
p. NJ for the Lower Coast.
FoR ST. LOUIS. The John Kyle, Capt A.
NJ. Hutchinson, leaves at ) Z. NJ.
FoE ONO RTyEE.-The Thos. Sherlock,
Capt. Hy. Hart leaves at z. NJ
For CAMDEN Kate Kinney. II. P.
Burton, master Joe Kinney, clerk, leaves at
II. NJ.
For Macon AND TESsAs-The Carrie l. !
Thorn leaves at ) Z. NJ, Capt. Lou Greenlze
commands and Capt. CAas. Thorn has charge
IF the Office
For ST. LOUIS Ko,oa- Liae-The Carrie Y. j
Nountz leaves at , 7. NJ
FoR LOUISVILLE AND CINc1NSATr WV The !
Belle Lee, J. T. Hicks, master, ALI. Grssom.
Jerk, leaves at z. u.
[By telegraph
SHREVEPORT, March Ito Lord & Nc f,
'eake: Will leave here at midnight, with !
weve hundred bales cotton and eighty head ;
# cattle. VIII leave New Orleans on Wednes- 5
lay positively. NJ. n. WooD, |
Captain Steamer La Belle. I
TRENTON, March L To Capt NJ. Ken 5
son, Steamer Lessie Taylor: Steamers Ora y
nd Trenton will not take Bartholomew and ,
aline River freights from steamer Kate Kin h
icy at less than card rates Will fulfill Les
lie Taylor's contracts at any price.
+. B. CoNGEE, !
Steamers Ora aud Trenton.
TRENroN March 12-To Adams x Work, ;
0 Commercial Place: Leave here at ) p. VI. 7
18th 1900 bales cotton. Leave Tuesday, the |
9Th. F. A. BLANKs :
Captain Steamer Ouachta Belle. 5
ATE OF FREIGHT BIZ RIVER FROM NEW ORLEANS TO
aducah Observation-Disclosures @35c u 100 u
.oOtsfpS ~ ltJ III 4
.ouisyilIe Observation-Disclosures 5D40c u 100 Il t
Iemphis ..................15 @20c II 100 II :
afro .20G30c u leo h I