The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-06
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. [
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MONDAY, AUBuet V, 1911. '
ARRIVALS Isabel, Willie, Lotus No. 0, Ohero
To AanryE-Ella Hughes, Robert Young. As
sumption. Lsfourche Eureka, Mary Ida. upper
coast; Martha lower coast U. L. soherGs. GIN
cinna,i Lessie Taylor, Opelousse; John Howard.
Ouathits; 81. John, Baton Rouge; u. u. Lee,
VicksburR; Bonnie Lee, Red River; Gov. Allen,
Bayou sara, sunnower Belle, vicksburg.
The Robt u. Lee, leaving tomorrow. connects
al vicksburg with the Anchor Line for Memphis,
Cairo and 81. Louis. The Lee is gorgeous
boat to travel on. and puta passengers aud freight
through ON railroad time.
The Eva 10 ready aud will leave, without fail,
tomorrow.
The Eureka, leaving At 10 o'clock In place OF
the Blue Wing No. 3, will DO the only departure
this morning for the upper coast.
The Willie arrived Saturday. night and will re-
turn Wednesday. Capt. Trinidad was taken to
his residence yesterday morang. He has suf
tered good deal on the trip, and IL is hoped
that now he Ia at home, with the worry Of the
boat of his mind, he will improve rapidly and
soon be able TO show himself % his friends on
the streets.
The Glencoe arrived yesterday from 81. Louis.
The Cherokee Capt, Geo. Wolf, arrived yester.
day from the Ohio with fine trip, and Is receiv-
iug 10 return tomorrow. MIR. A. Byere, q clev, r
and attentive clerk, has charge OF the office.
The Bonnie Lee, Capt Noah scovell, leares
Wednesday for Shreveport and Jefferson, aud the
Col. A. p. kouns, Capt. Mart Kouns leaves
Saturday for Shreveport,
The Lotus No. D ID at the landing from Red
river. She has made her lass trip TO old Red,
and will leave In day or two for the Ohio, whore
abe will be d smantled.
Attention 10 called TO the advertisement In AN
other column Of Capt. Bassetts mail, passenger
aud transportation steamers Eva, Martha and
Painter No. g. The Martha and Eva run on
schedule time, have fine passenger asoommoda-
Mons and 60 through each trip. TO Port Eads
The Eva leaves to-day At 10 o'clock, p omptly,
John Taylor In command. Capt. John q. valette
In the Office.
The tri-week,y coast. Donslisonville and Aab.
land plantation steamer Eureka, In place OF the
Blue Wing No. 3, leaves to-day at 10 q. m, j. A.
Oomstock In command, Messrs. Wood aud Dean
clerks.
The semi-weekly coast and Baton Rouge packet
ST. John. II. Bergeron master, j. y. Berseron
clerk, leaves to-day at o y. m.
The United States mail aud passenger steamer
Gov. Allen, John J. Brown master, B. H. streck
clerk leaves to-day Ut p. m, for Bayou Sara.
The regular semi weekly coast aud Bayou La
fourche packet Assumption, /. A. Oharlet mas
ter, leaves to-day at D p. m.
The Robt Young, In place Of the Eureka, U. ID.
Terrebonne In command, leaves to-day at p. m.
for tha LAfourche.
only departure 10 morrow for The Lafourcbe.
The Robt. II. Lee will leave tomorrow fer
vicksburg and all mail laniings. Capt. WA.
Campbell In command, Capt. John Mossop In the
Office.
The Lessie Taylor, in place OF the Sandy No. q,
H. II. Broad master, Eug. Quatrevaux clerk,
leaves Wednesday for the AtchafAlaya
The favorite Of the Attakapas, the fast steamer
Willie, u. b. Trinidad master, Frank Greig clerk,
leaves Wednesday sure for the Bayou Teohe.
The feet United States mail steamer John II.
Hanna, j. W. Blanks master, u. q. Oornwell
clerk, leaves Wednesday at 8 p. m. for 0uachita
rCity.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS.
tSt Louis Republican, August g.
Considerable money has been lost on steam.
boat bar investments. Jim Simmons paid $4,000
for the fret years privilege Of che Great Repub-
lo's bar and IL broke him. He nov tends bar on
che vlrge Lee. Louis Ouliom paid $27, 900 FOR
the lifetime privilege OF the bar Of the fact Katie,
n Lower Mississippi craft. IL is enough to say
that he is now ievee clerk at New Orleans. For
the Wade Hampton's bar there was paid seven
years ago $4,000 for lifetime privilege. The
purchaser lost no money in this investment.
A 81, Louis man paid 1000 early In the war for
the lifetime OF the Mittie Stevens bar. He
cleared $40. 900 with IT, II 10 said that the own
ners on the river now make bare living. The
rents consume what would be profit.
Capt. Wailace and Capt. Orapeter. with assist
ants, viii leave tomorrow with the lighthouse
steamer Alice for New Orleans, TO pay wages,
! provide supplies, arrange beacon lights, etc.