The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-15
RIVER INTELL1GENCE.

OIL CITY, PA, July l5--9:OO A. M-Allegheny
River feet inches and ia ling. Weather clear.
Thermometer 6So. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE Pa. July 15-1O A. M.--Monon-
gahela River 2 feet inches and falling. Weather
fair. Thermometer S0' Wind southeast
PIrrsBURG, Pa, July 15-l2 M.-River 4 feet6
inches and rising. Weather clear and hot
CHARLESTON, w. VA. July 15-9 A. M-Kana-
wha River feet inches and falling Weather
clear and calm. Thermometer S0'.
The river rose to feet inches last night bu
was falling to-day at noon with feet inches i'll
the channel
Weather partially cloudy and warm.
The following steamers were i'll port at noon:
yirgie Lee, Louis a. shheriey Paris e. BrGWn
Cherokee A. c. Donnally, Cons. Millar, Telc
phone, Ohio No. 4, Bostona, Wildwood, City o.
Portsmouth, General Lytle.
SLea u boat Movements.
Captain j. Levisays's fine side-wheeI steamc:
Ohio No. arrived and will return to Pomeroy tlno
evening leaving from the foot of Broadway.
MessIs, Morgan and Scatterday are associated IN
the office.
The elegant new steamer Paris C, Brown is
loading, and will be the first boat leaving for New
Orleans. She will depart Wednesday and take
passengers and freight TO the Crescent City at rca
sonabie rates and furnish the best OF fare and ar-
commodations. Capt John V. Reynolds is hrr
worthy commander, and Chris Young her atlab-r
chief clerk.
The punctual City of Portsmouth will return to
Chilo at p. m.
| The wildwood left at noon for Maysvile.
| Capt E. f. Maddy's lightdraught and fast new
| steamer Telephone arrived, and will positively
return to Wheeling and PittSburg this evening.
| She is fine steamer and in command OF efficient
and courteous officers Mr.. W. A. Maddy presdeS
| in the Office
Captain W. c. Tichenors popular and reliable
packet Cons. Millar is on berth loading, and will
depart Wednesday for Evansville Cairo and Mem
phis direct, and receipts passengers through to
Little Rock and the Akansas Hot Springs. Mr..
| james Wilson has charge of the Office.
! The fine, flSt and punctua steamer Nirgie Lee
will return to Louisville tomorrow at noon ana
attend 10 all way business.
The Alice arrived yesterday en- route from Pitts
| burg to st. Louis
The A. c. Donnally arrived Yesterday from New
Orleans.
BOat-llamds' Gossip.
Business quiet on the levee this morning.
The Fleetwood laid up yesterday and the Ka-
tie Stockdale took her place in the huntington
trade
Mr.. Ed. Miller received letter this morning
tAm Capt. Chas. Miller saying the New Mary
Houston won d leave New Orleans for this city TO-
morrow evening full of people and with good
freight trip including 800 brls rosin.
The Ohio Nod this morning reshipped 30 tons
iron on the Gen. Lyne for Nashville.
The Robt. Mitchell was towed to Fulton this
morning where she will lay until fall when SHE
will re-enter the New Orleans trade.
The Cherokee is choking the bridge pier at Gov
ingtOn.
The A. c. Donnally has laid up
The new Telephone came i'll from PittSburg with
a fine trip OF people aud freight. and her officers
in jolly good humOr. She registered 251 passcu-
gers on her recent round trip. Coming down sh.
was lull of people all the way. Capt L. L. and
| W. A. Maddy are Il couple OF clever gentlemcn
and are receiving the patronage they deserve.
Long life to the Maddy brothers.
Mr. I'd. Miller will visit the Lakes next month