The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITrsBURs Nov. lS-1l.37 A. M.-Eiver 8
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Nov. rS-10:54 A. M
River feet inches and stationary.
v Gather rainy. Wind northeast
CHARLESTON. Nov. 1884 A. M.-Kan-
awha River feet and rising. Steady
rain last night until $3.50 this morn
ing. Wind northwest.
OIL CRY, Pa. Nov. 18-10:30 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River feet 4 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Wind n,rth.
HINTON, IVA. Nov. 1920 P. M.-New
River l foot 2 inches and rising. Weather
raining
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1S--1 P. M.-River
IA feet below high water mark. No arrivals
or departures for to-day other than local
packets. Weather clear and cold.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business good on the levee.
The w. N. Chancellor got away for Pome-
roy last night with good trip.
Captain John De Hart's fine steamer,
Corona. will leave this evening without fail
for all points on the Lower Mississippi Riv-
er and New Orleans direct. Captain T. C.
Sweeney is her pleasant clerk.
The Ariadne leaves tonight for the Ten.
nessee River.
Captain Charles Russell's elegant passen-
ger steamer, James ID. Parker, is loading
and will leave Tomorrow evening for Men,
phs and all intermediate points and receipt
people through to Little Rock, Ark. Mr..
Robert W. Mccoy is her gentlemanlv clerk.
The u p Schenck will commence load
ing tomorrow and leave Thursday for New
Orleans.
Captain Charles Miller went to Louisville
this afternoon and will have the New Mary
Houst N here Thursday.
The Daily Evening Telegraph is the
newsiest and most reliable river paper in
.Pittsburg Fact.
The Telegraph will drop down to the Big
Sandy W arfboat in the morning, and
leave tomorrow evening at4 o'clock for
Huntington, with Capt Isaac Bryson in
command and Gus. Honshel and Sam
Hawk in the Office. She will make connec
ton with the C. & o. r. r. for all points
East.
| The Granite State will also leave to-mor
row evening for Pomeroy, in command Of
| Capt Il. S. Morgan and Clerk James Patter
son. She will be followed Thursday by the
Ohio No. f.
Captain Ed. Howard of the Jeffersonville
Boat-yards is in the city, and will return
home tonight. He is finishing three new
steamers at present, and has begun setting
up new wharfboat for the Louisville
Nashville Railroad, to be stationed at Hen
derson.
Captain Charles Muhlman came down by
rail this morning from Wheeling, and viii
start the Andes up Friday.
| The new Bostona is fast approaching com
| pletion, and will make her trial trip Satur
day.
Captain TX. Whitaker and Colonel J. N
Blacknore. arrived in the city this morn
ing from Pittsbnrg.
Commodore Rollingpn, of the st. Loui
Democrat, was visitor on Change te
day.
The river continued to fall at noon tt
day with feet incl in the channel.
Weather cloudy and cool this mornin;
but clearing this afternoon.
The 2 tomac is receiving people an
freight and will start up the river to-nigh
The Wildwood will re-enter the Nav
vile trade tomorrow or Friday.
The Bonanza starts for Portsmouth
Thursday.
Tie Fashion came up last night fror
Louisville and was hauled out on the dock
this morning for repairs. She will come
next week and enter the Cincinnati an
Evansville trade.
The Fleetwood will be the C. & O. RI
boat, leaving for Huntington Thursday.