The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-06
RIVER NEWS,
OTELuT NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday, September 9. 1878.
Arrivals.

OFFLUH NEW. ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Friday, September 6. 1878.
Arrivals.
Jsahal Emma Irvine. st. Mary Eve, Rice
Farmer Alvin, John Dippold, Assumption.
Departures.
Isabel Emma Irvine. Riee Farmer, Willie,
Eya. -
Alvin. Isabel. Emma Irvine. lower coagt
ffavot, gara; u. D. stanard, City OF Alton. 1t.
louis; YaSoo Valley. yicksbure Bonnie Lee,
No change In the weather.
There vsrs only two boats left nj the landing
last syenine-the St Mary at the upper and The
Assumpton at the lower.
Among the siek reported yesterday were
Nabe Block, John Lysle and BENZ. Bureh. mr
rsan reno to the Hotel Dieu, where be will re-
cs oap Cyl Truslo s writes that the Jewell will be
ready for business by the fifteenth, and shat she
will engage In some Of the upper trades until
uapt. frank Besk Iii here for. Louisville last
eaf,,rdgy o. him hir. VIII Mefiett writes Us
from The Louiave Hotel L. day viii The yellow
fever. NE Moffe else writes that Captas. Nc
49, pursnant to call the steambeatmen represent.
E II oes 81 dnp 9esse K b 0np
hell called the meeting to order. explaining LTD
objects WHICH were t2r the nnrpqFe q ;a argai
needy OF the fraternity, and nominated Mr.. Ed
ward CDnerv as temporary president. Mr. Geo.
v. Petit was also nominated M temporary SEC
motion was then made and carried TO pro-
coed TO permanent organiizassonl at under . the
president. Mr. Bdward ,oonsry, yIes president
w Uomsmittses s repressnting The different trades
were then appointed, for the purpose 81 soil
citing subscriptions and whiting the sick, as
Memphis CapH. w. III. Thorweean Frank
Hicks and J. II. pepper.. ~ -
n eNkY w. JspGs and " oaanon '" no
Bayou Sara, Coast and Lafpurche -xrCaptss J. j.
Bro Asn yqme = A Jo ohpg o. D. Terre
Lower qCoasn-,oapts; John kouns, W. D. bas-
ksa IN kiysr1os S, J. A. Aiken, Richard Sin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il A. planks.J. d. Sullivan.
ED. Trinidad and Lord = MePeakes,, O., 80.
"A. AttaIapas Ii. Meyyinier, q. H. Packard and D.
oontractore j. oReilly, Tom Hastings
The committees were instructed to proceed ut
Uncs ts their labors. and report every morning,
between the hours Of 10 and ID, to the presi-
dent s...,.,l..,E
Capt. Jumel offered The following resolution,
! IesolDed. That we win extend aid TO oil sick
and needy etsnfnbontmen, no matter from What
Those present who wished to join the assoca-
ton were invited to enroll and flfty .six names
Wbisb ten apse efn lit was opened and Tie
eilm of sloss subscribed,
Tile meeting thereupon adjourned subject to
Just after adjournment MIR, BENZ Burch was
reported to the association as sick.
nGh % 6ss Il se
Usual amount OF distrees prevailing among the
craft at this moment, consequent upon the a-
nee do Of even tie neeessarss q fe The as.
ana He i u which are eoeted and
which It ID confidently expected viii flow In
rapidly from OIL sections viii be properly ap-
10 more liberal Glass on he face or Gods green
earth than the eteamhOatmen, and when III Pc
@ hsp 6n kn2w nv h ana s dt se
needed, tho RESPONSE will be active and graft
flying from all sections.,, s,,
hsThs following III n list OF the contributions
furnished us by the secretary, Mr. Petit:
NsY psn itst through Walter b. Crawford sec.
New s Uqisy tns and he'd River Transportation
Company, through j, A. Aiken. presi-
New Orleans and ouaehita Transportation Wv
Company, through Edward Conery.
,. tre ai,,,, f,,n,., 2 So
j. wv. Bryant. river reporter New Orleans
democrat. y
PJ QReillg %
Capt IT.. ID. Terrehonne. ..............-'::.... 10
New Orleans and Gulf Transportation Com
pany. through John Kouns, president. 100
Capts. Tfuslow ana Drown. OF steamer
Jewell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 40 40
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New Orleans Democrat. Observation-Disclosures. IS
nj. i. Dunn & Bro, all the stationery and
blank books needed. ..4s.
Ths aa n Il e saufey
sss 81 w fve and Is q s
me Rice Farmer; ohas. 1peBouehel master.
Sept. Toca clerk, leaves daily. Sunday ex-
cepted. for the upper coast to hennerville at
r Ss st GSs9s nstF II as Su th n ss4
f esxsf s0 thrsSash e TRbodaa3 e '0a' N 40
we IL pace e. tRe Mary Tda s
] master. leaves Tomorrow, as usual. at 10 D. n,
for the Ben Tureaud plantation, ,.,-
psk se III Emma ma irvine irwin l. H. VaIIette muster
Feaves as usual, to-day at p. ms for the
RE e sG and Bayou Sara United States mall
packet St. Mary. in place Of the Coy. Allen
John il Brown master. y. s. Streck clerk. leaves
'oTa hs Bel, E. J. A. oomstock master Messrs
Wood and Dean clerks leaves tomorrow at Ii
a. m. for the upper coast.
THE Bonnie Lee, In place Of the New Bart
Able, Richard sinnott master, Geo. Hamilton
clerk. is receiving this morning to leave to-
morrow at y. m. promptly for Alexandria and
Grand Ecore.
The Yazoo Valley. In place Of, the Natchez.
frank Beck, Jr master Andy Roland and B. 8.
Leathers In charge OF the office, leaves to-mor-
row at . p M for Vicksbnrg. 5s4 ts.aa a ,1s
tBy Telegraph ...
BAYOU SARA, Sept. ITO J. .. Woods No TO- !.
Common street; Anchor Line steamer City OF
Alton will arrive Saturday morning early,
NGEO. q. CoRVELI. Master.
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