The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-06
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Ptitsburg 1890 ..-.r.-... 10 D W
Shreveport ...-........., IL 10
1t. Louis..........,.....,. 10
Vteksburg. ;........'... 80 10
No change In the weather.
Business continues fine. The. Whisper, for
pie and a big freight. The Maria Louise had
the best trip that has left for Red liver In long
time. She had every berth occupied and people
on cots and had to refuse freight. The John
Wilson, for the Ouachlta. also had very fine
Trip.
payment of sI7OO and the Mcdonald loft yes
terday at noon for the Ohio,
See telegram below from the Corona.
The Office of Capt. O. G. Wayne is being nice
" fitted up. and is occupied solely,now by CAPT.
Wayne and Mr. Douglas. Capt Wayne will be
pleased to receive call from his friends, and
The A. J. Baker, with live barges arrived
yesterday.
freight yesterday. and has promise OF fine
trip out to-day.
The E. o. Stanard was also receiving liber-
ally.
The New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
tton Company's steamer Silver City, nj. N.
Wood master. VIM. Quicksal and Ernest Kirk
clerk, leaves Saturday. at D. M, for Shreye-
port.
The Lucy Gastrell left yesterday for Natchez
The Belle Of Shreveport and Il. O. Stanard
gers by the former was Major John d. Adams.
The Silver City arrived yesterday morning
from Shreveport.
We mentioned yesterday that Capt Seovel of
the 10 Bryarly had paid his RESPECTS Tuesday
to United States Commi ssioner Qu1ntero. The
facts are rs follows: At Shreveport, the Bryarly
shipped crew for a round trip to Upper Red
river. at the rate of s25 per month they signed
their names In q shipping book. and were
given shipping tickets. On arriving at some
point above. q boat was found without a deek
crew. and more than the Bryarly was Day ing
was offered them to ship. Some OF them being
the Bryarly insisted that they should stand up
to their contract and the mate. In the discharge
Of his duty, stayed with them closely. both
ashore and on the boat to sec that mono Of them
left. This was construed as an act OF bulldOzing
and several Of them did quit. On the arrival Of
the Bryarly here. they went before the above
trip's wages Mt the rate of $50 per month. ALI of
these facts we're developed at the trial not only
on the testimony of her officers, but also that
of several OF the roustabouts OF their own color
who remained on the boat. and who also testi-
fed that they saw nothing wrong In the mate 8
conduct. The plaintiffs claimed that they were
frightened off by the conduct of the mate. who
was armed. On being asked how. they
knew be was armed, one replied. be.
end down and looked dangerous. Another
| said because he pulled his hat down over his
| eyes and looked very mad. N me OF them
claimed to have seen any weapon except the
stick. On Just such testimony Commissioner
Quintero decided that while he was satisfied
That the men were shipped, as claimed By the
duct Of the mate, and were justified In quitting.
and awarded them three days pay Such de-
ctson, If not RI sisted, which the Bryarly pro-
poses to do to the bitter end, will play sad havoc
with steam boats. for II will be used rs q pretext
| for a crew Iump lng boat at any moment. when
ever the inclination seiz1s them.
The Bart Able will arrive to leave Saturday,
as usual for Grand Ecore.
The Natchez will arrive to night and leave. as
usual. for Vicksburg Saturday
The Golden Rule. OF the Southern Transpor-
tation Company .. r shinkle master, ". r.
Shaw clerk, leaves to-day at .. M. positively.
for the Ohio through to Cincinnati The Rule
IL one of the most complete, finest and comfort
eble passenger boats on the river and her Off
Gers are clever. attentive and polite In the full
The Parip @. Brown. Capt. Alex Halliday, due
to arrive. will follow the Golden Rule. leaving
Saturday.
M. White, is receiving to leave to morrow, as
usual, for Greenvlle.
The fine passenger steamer Belle Of Sbreve-
port, of the Anchor Line. Jas. CoghiIl master
w. E. Fitzgerald clerk, is receiving to leave to-
day at D. m, for st. Louis.
The famous City Of Alton, Capt. Fl. E. Baxter
also of the Anchor Line. follows Saturday.
The fine Kountz Line Steamer e. o. Stanard
Chas H. Seamen master W. T. Gilman clerk Is
receiving to leave to-day at D. m. for St
Louis.
The renowned passenger steamer THOMPSON
Dean. James H. Pepper master. w. M Gaines
clerk, Ia receiving to leave Saturday at .. m.
without fail for Memphis and the bends.
The tri- weekly lower coast packet Emma IT.
vine. JOS. Sharp master. 4. M. Vallette clerk
leaves tomorrow at II a. m. sharp for Orange
Farm.
The regular tri-weekly upper coast packet
Belle in place Of the Mary Ida J. A. Ruiz mas
ter, leaves to-day at 10 a; m. for Ben Tureaud's.
The United States u all packet J. M. White J.
NJ. White master Curt Holmes clerk, leaves to-
day at D. m. for Greenville and the bends.
The regular coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet st. Mary. Joe Dalferes master, Il. Nioolle
clerk leaves to- day at .. m. for Lockport.
REGULAR pARTJrRFG FOR MORROW