The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-03
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Stations.

Leavenworth. ........ 18 to
Augusta -.-,..,.......s.. 10 10
louisville ................ 0 0
Memphis ................. 10 10
Nashville ................. 0 70
View Orleans ............ s 10
Omaha. ................... 16 10
Ilttspurg ..t..''......''.. 70
Shreveport ............... "a 70
Gt. Louis ................. ~
Sb, Paul .....,.........-..
Yicksburg ................ 35 10
.%BeloW high water mark Of 1874. Indicates
The weather yesterday was cloudy and warm.
Business moderately active.
The Ella Hughes is at the wharf to take the
place of the Clarksville.
Mr.. A. Money. the we'll known clerk OF the
Lee. leaves to-day for New York
Capt. j. w. Cannon Is making this trip on
Capt. Frank Hicks left last evening on the
Capt. .Tborwegan left also yesterday by rail
Mr.. Theo. Jobin stopped off the Fanchon this
trip; Capt. Bug. Quatrevaux is making the trip
The Ouachita Belle for all coast and town
landings to Bayou Sara. Is the regular packet
to-day.
town and mail landings to Greenville.
= The Henry Tete will arrive tonight and leave
Friday for the Lafourhe.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company's steamer SILVER City. III. N. Wood
master. VIM. Quicksall clerk, leaves Saturday
Capt. ]. r. McElroy's new Baton Rouge steam
or Ut. John will be launched at Jeffersonville
this week.
The feet coast and Bayou Sara packet
Ouachita Belle, leaving to-day. will take pas
sengers to the Baton Rouge Fourth of July cele-
returning them to the city earlv Friday even ven,
ing. The trip will be delightful one, and will
without doubt be taken advantage OF by many.
The A. 9; DonnaIly will arrive to leave Satur-
day, for, Cincinnati, and the Golden Rule
Wednesday.
and nOiDtQ q N
Cincinnati. have the chance of travelling on a
roomy comfortable and fine steamer-the Robt.
her commander and Mr.. Frank Stein, her chief
clerk. are well tnown as experienced and atten-
tlye 9fii SER With whom i Is pleasure to
The d. Stein, In place of the St. Francis Belle,
leaves daily at 80 m. from Bienvle street for
Westwego, running IN connection with the New
Orleans and Texas Railroad to Donald onville.
The Belle. in place ofthe Blue Wing No. 3, A.
Tureaud's, DonaldsonvllIe and the Ashland
plantation. Ascension parish. Messrs. Wood
The ASSUMPTION, P A. Charlet In command,
y 4. Dupuis clerk. leaves to-day ct II m. for the
The ouaehita Belle. John G. Libano master,
Sara. Baton Rouge and ali coast landings
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company's United States mail steamer
Danube, Chas. Thorn master, O. w. Drown
clerk, leaves to-day at D. m. without fail for
The tri-weekly upper coast packet Mary Tda
j. a. Ruiz master. will arrive this evening and
viii return tomorrow at 10 a. m. The Mary is
The passenger and United States mail steam
er Frank Pargoud. Il. Pepper master, W. N
8 y. %. for Vicksburg. Greenville and all mail
The regular semi.weekly Bayou Lafourche
packet Eva q. ID. Terrebonne master. will be
found at the landing this morning, receiving to
Tet5q 81 t to-norr3w as usual extending her trip
nj. Landry ChaTOe n
Exchange Clippings, June 30.
Cincinnati Commercial:
Capt o. P. Shinkle has become sole proprie-
tor Of the Golden Ruiz Pilot, which will be pub
lished four times each trip. 1t has wide
spread circulation, and Is good advertising
medium.
Change yesterday, on route from Washington
Tor home. He designs visiting Europe shortly
In the interest Of the Barataria canal project.
Last evening the captain of one of our fast
STEAMBOATS, was approaches by man. whose
ragged clothing, and half shoeess feet pro.
claimed his present cent Gbalng Don't you know
the person addressed. Don't you know Joe
Bamford q" continued the interrogy tor. "if you
reioinder. We'll, Pm Joe Bamford. and want
a,Quarter to get, some supper" The captain
closely scanned the indiy .t addressing him.
for you. Joe; but il you are hungry there's my
boat; you can have good square meal" The
man took on disappointed look, and. glanc-
il half mournful manner, murmuring:
walked all he way from Fort Benton, and
I'm down at the heel; I'm just what you see me.
but butt cant go On board and SO saying he
years of age, the very perfection and complete
ness of human wreck. Poor Joe; he just got
ssd Gep Tom ooe kd9 s
steamboat captain. one of his boats being the
Rowena. He made considerable money In the
and subsequently engaged In the banking bust
ness at Memphis. He became very wealthy In
time. but the gaming. table and the decanter
he once occupied he has at last sunk to the
degradation above described. " He was the no
blest steamboat captain In the West, and quick
as lightning" said q bystander as Poor joe
moved away.
Courier Journal:
Capt. Lee L. & ing to have one of the fastest
and best sternwheel boats afioat. The Towards
are building her.
The Towards are getting out the frames for
the Anchor Line twin steamers. They will
The Keel of Cant Gould's big sidewheeler was
laid at Barmorr,ts ship-yaFd5 yesterday 1,n
has been Incorporated with capital OF 100000.
The following boats have entered the line thus
far J9hn a. SaG6 and CITY Of Aon o6er
will be added. The boats are appraised, and
put In as so much stock. ,,.,,
Capt. W. J Kountz left for pennsylvania mis-
evening, and goes from there to the Far West
next week 10 look after his government con-
tracts on the Yellowstone.
[By Telegraph
YICKsBURG. July 2.-To J. b. Woods, no. 100
Common street: Anchor Line steamer CITY OF
Alton will arrive Thursday morning and leave
for st. Louis Saturday. SIKH insta9r. ,r.u.o
H. E. BIXBY, Master.