The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-13
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a. various points with changes. In the "a hours
'Aa'4 -, Above low Change.
Feet. Inch. Feet. Inch.
Oairc.....:. II 10
Cincinnati ........... 20
Memphis .........'.t.- II 30 10
Nashville. ........... 10
New Orleans. .-......... 70
Pittsburg. ,..... ...-.-..- 70 Q
shreveport. ....,........ 40 TO 9
M Louis. y @
Vicsabnrfb icb woter ;nark j 10. t1nd,caaa
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday was warm enough for
July. and business was dull enough, too. for
that matter, for the same tune, ";
Works yesterday. taking On 200 tons SOAP stock,
and was to have left some time during last night
lor Cincinnati. Capt. jas. Nichols and ABE
The owner 81 The Lucy Gastrell Is trying to
charter boat to t pmt IL aeI place. either ne
w no n forget that the Natchez leaves here for
Cincinnati Saturday. May 81 Passage can 10
engaged at the Office Of her agent, Mr.. John
ma Marine Journal Of the eighth Gays:
aThe frame Of the new Natchez Is nearly M,
md the work Of panking will be commenced
III The John Wilson arrived Sunday night and
,eayes to morrow In place of the j. H. Hanna.
The ferryboat Louise is for sale Nee adver-
Capt John y. Jones writes us that the Guild
IND Star left Cincinnati Saturday with big trip,
and that she will arrive TO leave here on Wed
nesday. the twenty-f1rst instant. Capt. @. G.
The j. Nj. White will be receiving tomorrow
10 leave Thursday. az usual for Greenville.
Donaldsonvile and Bayou Sara United States
mali packet Katydid In another column.
The roustabonts OF the Chas z. Cho,uteau.
With the decision of Judge Billings in the
Mattel hQVa
aniee time getting their money In case they go
tothe Customhouse after it.
Len Moore, late steward of the Laura Lee. Is
Y Can't s Jack DeHart was In Cincinnati Friday.
John MCGUIRE. engineer of the Belle, who
iell overheard and was drowned Sunday, was a
Young man between twenty. five and thirty, and
was on the old vt. John several seasons, and
Line, and was we'll known in st. Louis. The
PARTICULARS of his death are as follows: While
he boat was landed in Long View Reach. he
went to look at the wheel. instructing his as
slstant TO back her out when the bell rang.
Shortly after cries of distress were heard by tho
chambermaid; she looked out but saw no one; a
keeper who we're sitting forward. saw him rise
from under the bow with his face covered with
blood The boat was Immediately stopped but
eos nep f n Ire
graphing for his body. but it could not be
found. me sad news was conveyed to his
sna H. On viii b9 ua hs Belle
tinue the search. The flags of the coast steam
ers were at half mast yesterday In token Of re-
There will be two departures for the Atchafa-
iaya to-day-tha Fanchon and the Yazoo.
The Anchor Line steamer Centennial Thos. |
Rsyaen master e n P r9xeF sba clerk srs
points North, East and West, The Chas. 7;
Chouteau follows the Centennial Thursday, and
RI
me Southern Transportation Company's |
steamer Thos. Sherlock, Lew Hates master, M.
e os f eaes q hs ess ~ G
e sasn1, npd WIN be followed Saturday BY the
me regular tri-weekly upper-eoast packet
Belle, Frank Bergeron master. j. O. Bergeron |
clerk clsaa. leaves to-day at 70 = m. for Ben Tu-
Emma ffvine A. Rnz master B. NJ Saiete
serk, leaves to-day at II a. m. for Orange
The feet and fine coast and Lafourche packet
Assumption, +. A. GhaFies masteFt leaves te-aaS |
The Robert e. Lee, VIM Campbell master A.
leaves to-day at D. m. for Vieksburg and all
fhe tfSs' Orleans and opelousas Packet Com
nss sa Theo aed g. NJ sher
rouse clerks. leaves to-day at .. m. for the
Atehafalaya.
Schmidt clerk, leaves today without fail at ..
n. for the Atchafaiaya through to Washington. |
The New Orleans and Red River Transperta-
u5 GSas Thorn sa9s NM
sserk, is receiving to leave tomorrow Tor
shreveport
, leaves Thursday for Minden direct.
lhe til weekly upper eoast packet Eva. Chas.
5sBouehel master. Sept. Toea clerk, leaves to-
morrow at II a. m, for Helvetia Plantation.
lAhn
master, }. ID. Mossop clerk. leaves to- No orrow at
I'm, as usua.. for all coast landings. through
The United States mail steamer John Wilson.
y pace q the John IL. Hanna, of the New Or
LEADS ,saas and 0naehita River Transportation Com
Rsay.J ". Blanks master. b. g. Cornwell clerk,
fHsss TOMORROW at q. m. Tor 0uachfta City.
Exchange Clippings. May 10.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
,.. ine corona arrived from New Orleans yes
T T'aay; She towed up five produce boats from
n eF sn leaving Nat,h at Prio two at
s w., which will GO, on above. Capt. sweeney
W. me Corona made seven miles an hour with
Es u roW above louisville. The Corona will be
alN Up mere Tor the present to receive an over
s @aslng after which she will enter some low
water trade.
plIhe 9; ,. Church l. stil being lightened over
l1aslnE Sun bar. and was expected here last
Courier Journal:
.aIhe Globe Democrat wet.end man says:
Any man who for divers Rees. ons viii
aekle q Church, as he did, for three
b snonths. at Hardin's landing and then
e1ng the Church away with him is good
@oogh 70 wear wings; but you'd have is bit
w vines ca Rees pretty low down Or he'd take
tsu sar fSnl notion to fly the wrong way ana
XVI NV Ms chances Of . seat On the beautiful
wore In the sweet bye aud bye"
glIso. May s-The John A. scudder brought
moderate trip up day. but has no exodus
ss n hoard. She did not see but three parties On
" hank wanting to come w. These we're
n 80 Grand Gulf at Nidalia and Leoti. She had
aa room for them.
niasaise James Howard last night came ont Of the
nssssilsslppi drawing seven aud half feet M
NJ. Saea she rubbed hard one or tive places. She
- me cargo on board, and about 1e9 emf
ES ssass returning to their former homes near
sSSSshurg. Miss
r. n Louis Post Dispatch, May 10:
M MI ne possible that the average Western /
n Nh M ssouthern man getting tired of the racket
anis.aIr travel. is actually relapsing to tho
j Nm Il, i slower water r0utess-INew York Bull
/ 6 ara Us even so. friend. People appear to
m n .ouaa out that the comforts which can be
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