The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-28
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sBelow high wafer marx OF 1874. Indicates
he weather yesterday was clear and quite
'IRSnsiness continues moderately active. The
Fanaas had a very line trip out: Sd had, also
haJ. Al Hcuddar; besides So passengers, sbe
iaa 500 h0gsbeada sugar 800 baes jute, 5000
boxes oranges and lemons. and 175 tons miscel-
snenus freight.
Ma Joe Kinney, due to-day, will be the next
dpsrture In the Anchor Line, leaving to-
nThs ]. NJ Chambers. having trip engaged.
Iii slsn leave tomorrow for ST. Louis.
The Kitte Nya IL laid up on account OF
broken shaft. She will resume her trips again
ii few days.
g Vie Bic Tniun will be on hand TO- day as usual
With biz triD.
The new Bart Able leaves to- morrow as usual
r. hr Grand Ecnre.
ma John Howard, Capt. J. w. Carlton. will
arrive tonight from Camden, ana return to-
morrow. A clerk is on the landing receiving
Tne Kountz Line steamer II. @. Jaeger will
Miye tomorrow from st. Louis. and return
The The John II. Hanna. leaving Wednesday for
0uachila City. will return to leave again next
4 tuesday. the fourth.
I The Emma Irvine for the lower coast. had an
uwent trip out yesterday. Capt. Joe Sharp
j has plenty OF friends In this trade who intend
tosand by him. She will return this evening
ld leave again To- morrow.
The Charlie Mcdonald, with tow. passed
down 10 the iettira yesterday.
| Mr.. Burton, the wel-known caulker. who was
| burt several weeks ago by the stage Of the
Trenton nj falling ~ on bin has libeed that boat
A splendid erayon portrait Of Capt. J. Nj.
White was hume up In the cabin Of the J. Nj.
White yesterday.
| When the Cannon was about to back out
Hednesday evening the stern line OF the Laura
Lee was let go by mistake, causing the Laura 10
living round against the. Tensas, breaking the
Tensas' wheel aud one of her cylinder timbers.
BIZ was fixed up and left yesterday
Me- nd. Howard and Capt. All Grissom were
b the city yesterday Capt dfissom left last
yening BY rail for Memphis. aud Mr.. Howard
Will leave for home Tomorrow on the Richard
Capt feathers passed good night Wednes-
IhI and was much better yesterday.
The Eva will ba ready to leave next Monday,
Did you ever hear Gao. Lord tell funny
&nyf NO, never" What. neverr" Well
Did you ever hear Ned Phelps tell . good oneP
NJ, never" What. never" Well-hardly
i Did you ever hear Dime Devenny tell an orig
lal 9neY No, never" What. never?" Well
| The southern TRANSPORTATION Company's
teamer Robert Mitchell. Dan Moore master.
sisH fsr f. Tae Mshs
INcellent passenger bat. and her officers are
sale. clever and attentive. :,
Ihe Guiding Star will arrive tonight and
Follow the Mitchell next Tuesday.
tnger steamer Ed. Richardson. John
Cannon master. Thomas J. Howard and
An Wilbanks clerks. arrived Wednesday
ieht from Memphis aud the bends. aud IL re-
Hsing TO return tomorrow at s b. m.
The New Orleans aud Red River Transporta-
Em Company's steamer Yazoo Valley. Geo. W.
Es master. III. O Boa2man clerk, leaves to-
Borrow without fail at o. m, for shreveport.
The new and dn steamer st John. J. p. Nc
lroy master. leaves to-day at 10 a. IN. for all
anfations landings to BaEon Rouge
The semi week y coast and Bayou Lafourche
skBt Henry Teie. j. T.. Aucoin master, NJ Ii.
landry clerk, leaves to-day 1T IL a. m.
The feer and handsome United States mail
Teket Edward J. Gay. John J. Brown master,
g. 5 reck clerk. leaves to-day at q. In. for
Ryou Sara and all coast landings.
The regular tri-weekiy upper coast packet
shsper. ]. A. Congsock master. George M.
Woods and Charlie Dean clerks, leaves to-day
4 " ,. M for The Ashland plantation and Bayou