The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-18
RIVER INCnLLlGENCE.
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on. CRY, Pa, April 1S-9 A. M-Alleghcny
River inches and stationary Weather Gear.
49'. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE PA. April 1910 A. M.-Mo-
nongahela River feet inches and falling. Their
mometer G5'. Wind southeast
PITrsBuRG, Pa. April 1S-f1 A. M.-River feet
II inches and about stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant
CHARLESTON, W. VA. April 1910 A. M.-Kan-
awha River feet inches and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant Strong gale from the south
west.
VICKsBURe, Miss, April 1898 A. M.-The
Golden Crown, from Cincinnati, passed here at
2 q. m., loaded fiat. Win arrive at New Orleans
Friday evening E. L. SHISKLE, Clerk.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S-12:00 M.-Weather clear and
warm, after good rain in the night River Is feet
8 inches and rising. Arrived War Eagle and
Lake Superior, from Keokuk. The Alps, from
Vicksburg, passed up with six barges. Boats leay-
ing: War Eagle, for Keokuk; Fashion, for Pitts
burg; Colorado, for Vicksburg; Lake Superior, for
Hannibal; Rob Roy, for st. Paul. The Lake Su-
perior opens tri-weekly line to Hannibal, leaving
on first trip to-day. The Anchor Line has no boat
as yet for Saturday, although the Centennial is
here.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1s-1:1s P. M.-Arived:
Henry c. Yeager, from st. Louis. No departures
for this evening. River feet inches below high
water mark Weather clear and pleasant.
The River was falling again at noon to-day, with
IA feet in the channel.
Weather partially cloudy and warm.
Business decidedly dull this morning on the
Public Landing
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Potomac, Ohio No. 4, Bonanza, City Of Portsmouth,
Cherokee, Golden City, New Mary Houston, Cons.
Millar, Fannie Tatum, Laura L. Davis, Katie
Stockdaie, Gen. Pike, Gen. Lytle, Florence Myers.
Stea boat Movements.
Capt j. D. Hegler's great Golden City win posi-
lively leave this evening for New Orleans. M. L.
Virdon presides in the Office.
The large and popular Ohio No. will be the
only sideWheel steamer leaving this evening for
Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Capt. John Levisay COM
mands and Frank Morgan and Dave Seatterday
are in charge OF the office.
Capt Isaac Bryson's' large and fast sidewheel
steamer Bostona will be the regular c. 4 o. Rail
road boat leaving promptly at p m. for Hunt
ingtOn. ". P. Walker, Jr, has charge OF the
Office.
The punctual Laura L. Davis, Capt John C.
Reno master, Chas Regnier clerk, is loading at
the CentrarTraisit Wharfboat foot OF Main street,
and will leave tomorrow sure for the Lower Ohio
River and all points on the Tennessee River. Give
her your freight
Capt W. c. Tichenors fine and popular Cons.
Millar is the only regular boat loading for Mem
phis. She will leave this evening without fail
Mr.. Jas Wilson has charge of the Office.
Capt Chas Miller's New Mary Houston A. II,
liott Miller clerk will follow the Golden City, and
leave for New Orleans Saturday.
The Bonanza arrived this morning and returned
to Portsmouth at noon.
The fine and fast Virgie Lee will be the only
packet leaving at noon tomorrow for Louisville
and all intermediate points Capt W. H. Kirby
commands and A. J. Harrigan is in the office.
The Fannie Tatum arrived this morning, and
will return to st. Louis Saturday.
The Gen. Lytle will be the packet leaving this
evening for Louisville.
The City OF Portsmouth will return to Chilo of
A p. m.
T0WbOat Movements.
The Condor arrived from Pomeroy this morning
with salt and coal She took portion OF her tow
below.
The Robert PEBBLES leaves to-day for Pomeroy
with an empty tow.
The Bernard passed up at noon to-day from St.
Louis for Pittsburg, with two barges iron ore and
a trading boat
The sam Roberts arrived from below this morn
ing and is unloading 800 car wheels at the ele-
yator. She will probably leave this evening for
Huntington, for which point she has lot OF
corn. aeer .rt.l
The H. E Perrepont arrived from Madison at 10
a. m, and will leave this evening for Kanawha
River with tow of empty barges.
BOat-hands' Gossip.
The St. Louis Times enters protest against the
future prosecution of the blue ribbon movement,
Mississippi will be so low that all the water will be
needed for navigation purposes.
Who says the ]. B. NJ. Kehlor has not been
heard of since she left New Orleans? She was
days out and some of these fine mornings the
good people at st. Louis will wake up and find her
at the landing
Capt. A. H. Handlan returned tins morning from
st. Louis looking well.
The Fannie Tatum brought in about Is passen-
gers and $50 tons freight, 1S5 tons of which she
will reship TO the Upper Ohio River.
Can't George Wolf decided this morning to bring
the Cherokee over to the City Wharf this eve,I-
ing and load her for Pittsburg, for which point
she will leave tomorrow evening. and
take the Fannie Tatums place IN the plttSbqrs
aud St. Louis trade. She will continue to ply be-
tween those two cities until the lowwater season
begins, when she will re-enter the Cincinnati and
New Orleans trade. She already has ls6 tons
freight which she got from the Fannie Tatum, for
PittSbug. The Cherokee is first class, and one OF
the best low-water boats on the river. Captain A.
Byers her chief clerk, is worthy and courteous
gentleman.
ington Ways expects to put the Oil Valley in the
river Saturday. She has received cabin and
other repairs. The new VIM. Ernst will be
Immediately after the Oil Valley.
Engineer Handlan and George Malona will pilot
the Golden City to New Orleans
Capt H. L. Lee arrived here this morning FROM
New Orleans to contract for new boat 1of the nlt-
ehinery of the Seminole.
w. H Budd, well-known young engineer on
the river, but now in charge of the machinery ff,
Mudges furniture factory was married last night
to Miss Ida Bagley at the residence OF Jas. Moore.
her brother-in-law, in the First Ward.
Will. S. Hays says that mtture made the mrrle
first and with the scraps left she made the nigger
got disguised and quit
The Ohio No. this morning reshipped u tons
pig iron on the Gen. Pike for Aurora, u tons glr
ware on the Gen. Lyle for Louisville, and 36 pkgs
z glassware $50 kegs nails and L tons iron on the
Cons MiIlar for Memphis.
Frank Morgan clerk of the Ohio No. 4, was COM
PEELED by sickness 10 stop off his boat at Hunting
ton on her last trip Dave Scatterday is in hE
place.
For Pittsburg.
FRIDAY, 18th, POSITIVELY,
S.% n CHEROKEE, Geo Wolf, Master Ap
ishl9aaAtsEJ ply on board, or to Royse d Mosset j.