The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-04

| The Andes yesterday gave the Cons. Millai
19U kegs nails for Cairo, and the Millar, in COM
pliment, gave the Andes 35O barrels cement fol
Pa rkersburg.
builders, ship on the Utah two model boats for
| a boat club at Peoria. Illinois.
| Wharfage receipts here for the week ending
Thursday, June 8, amounted to xlh 80.
| Commodore W. J. Kountz has left Pittsburg
| for ST. Paul.
| The Wheeling docks. on Wednesday night,
were blown loose from their mo0rings by the
storm, but were finally safely landed at Wash
ingt0n Mills.
The Fannie Freese, Jerry Osborne, Favorite
land Jane Cravens ars lying at the mouth Of
Big Sandy. The Sandy Fashion Is running
things there to suit herself
| T0wboat Items-Six barges are aground at
Baiin,gton one at the s,steTs one at Whites
The Smoky City has part Of her tow aground
| at the Brothers.
The r. W. skillinger lost nine hours at
| Rochester Bar.
The Alice Brown aud Sam. Brown, with
eight barges ore, are laid up at st. Mary's.
| The j. N. Camden, with tow of oil, was at
last accounts sticking at New Martinsville.
The W. II. Harrison was blown from her
Wheeling. The Iron Valley and barges were
also broken loose, but landed again.
The Kanawha Belle is at Mlddleport await
ing tow Of coal. The II. M. Norton and Char
to low V water' u s' i"'a up "' N'o0poi'' o"ins
| The Rover left 81. LOUIS Thursday night for
Pittsburg with barges ore, and the Alex.
Swift for Cincinnati with barges.
ylnt. Shinkle comInp from Mennhis'
30 far COMMANDER nv ffe has iioa reai l15 signal
lights on the ONO river, =
| Jamea Macp tne xvelI. trrwn ,,;lot on TIM
| Bostona. mas ii ven upsbis res,dence az Bmr-
| lington and removed his family to CaIletts-
burg.
| John THOMPSON has rented the Iouisa. Ky..
| ferry in con pneetion with iha WIN rfboat. -
| Tie Fleetwinr ia underronu renoy at,on. re-
painting. &C.. as Catlertsbu, q.
The sam j, Hale and ANDY Baum are out to-
day with the Newport schools on a picnic.
| Tney 10 TO Parlor Grove.
| Ufiah Shinkie, ESQ. Of Coyineton, KY,
Thurs iay was compelled TO take the benent oi
the banErupt law. His failurv il attributable
to the recent burning OF the steamer Charles
Bodmann.
| lhe barge of coal CARRIED awav from &. W.
Bard's landing and sunk in front of Collier,
| Butid d Co.'s landing. at the foot of Wood
street, by the ice last Winter. was raised Thurs
day. The barge when .sunk was fuii of coal.
raised. The coal belonged to b ird, but the
barge ia owned by CapIain Miller, OF Pitts
burg. Several efforts have been made this
spring 10 nave it raised or removed. as 1t all.
most DESTROYED Messrs. Collier. Bndd a Co. u
landing, as the water was getting low. In
stead Oh getting tow boat and have it pulled
| M niacao tho,, .I,s,, no,ld 10 ,a
%o go as !. 80 eoo OIL Suo} uy NJ " 80 on,i
rtar oavro as ~ mae ..as ; anu ny nh anu
,o,od aor SSyerTt W PAfees gvlng W ehe Jop, ei
Pioyeu . MI. aimehs anu VIII eneir own nahus ho
ave tha;s workea ae II the iast iour weeks, WnSn
,a Tnear h emor1s were naliy rewardeu ny success.
| lne barge anu coA VIII DC heia Ior expenses
% Sl RAISING a Wn,ch we suppose tne owners VIII
"9 1k. < ia9 ~ W seyeie;
A. Ing n,' Unlo no; had a seern- n-dock placed un-
aeu wh her yesoefuay ~ 70 repair ner ruaaer. oa "a
/ AZ, uou eIe parse ol iron ore was Hoatou vi I
enc nar py WIG rise IA Ine big Miuni, tne
Ma'onan va on ooaru ehuenvoreu 70 GnoGk f !. W
". " tasemg one ahcnos. @ lug Ing proke a, anu
hoats sU % VIZ upa @ ~
poags LnIs. ~ careius oi, " ~ Wouia ue ap' "
Tear .t tne bottom out OF any boat striking IT, lts
Ganta; - on NJ ~ gwen y1. ,ro,, Oh
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