The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
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Mellow high wnter mark Of 1874. sftAlnw
bench nark. sladieates rise. iinattatss thl:
The weather yesterday was warm ana SHOW
. business fair.
night, the biz SunoWer from Old river yesfef-
day morning and the Bertha from tho Alclla
faaya during I'M tas t,arn M ns asoap s W.
l}wer will return Saturday 70 ,he AtchYialaya r.
The WI ,. Behan ,Eot OUT VI nd river AZ right
The Yagoo PASSED NJ through Oh rivel Mon
day morning, and WINS Mt Little .eyil yesterday.
The Mary Ida, with couple q hsrges "a tow.
LOTT yesterday for the mouth OF CID hlver after
N, Ihe john Wilson Is IN the Marine Dock.
The Maria Louise Silver. City, Danube and
Don't forget that the John Howard win leave
for the White river next Sh urdaYt
pa y ad ~ or eW DAYS
tn be painted.
s,Gapt. Harrer claims the credit ot bringing
the first new ayrup the season for tho WINS
per. .te she arrived Sunday night and brought
Tno lii. Francis Balle has bnen laid up. the
New orlelns AID Texas Railroaa. with which
lshe has been running Ia connection tnr sew
eral years past hayns boon snia ana turned
tho KountN Llu . IT. amer n U. Stannrd. Capt.
Chna seafnen, bas passed Vicks burg and Will
efriye ~ leave Saturday pos'iynlny III, lbs II
III the head Of Lafayette street, receiving
me anchor Line steamer Belle Of Shreveport,
Capt, James Oushill. IL advertised to leave to
day for ut Louis.
Attention IL called to the Advertisement In
another part vi thu DEMOCRAT Offering 500 re-
ward for the recovery VI the body OF Pil.t VIM
III. BUST lost Off the john Gilmore IN Mnlatto
Bend Oh September,
the Golden Ruiz will arrive to. night aud
leave Saturday FOR Cairo.
See telagrnnls below from the }. NJ. White and
tho jill; H,rhardHon
for Alexandria and Grand hHure.
We referred some time ago To the extensive
repairs being put on the Thompson Dean. Yes
terday we maid hor y visit and found the work
about completed She has received now guards
nft. three new bridge trgea. five wafer wheel
heHlls. new ontflgIers. forward guards. aua
new guard reina. Her shaft haa been TAstad
Ave inches. and the machinery oystLauled. She
y now ia the hands Of tue painters; will DO
reHdv the last III this week, and most probt-
bly, will be started cut tho frat o. tho coming
week. The Dean has beautiful eablu. and II
that lands here. 40 nut her Ia the best Of order
money has boon freely spenr nnd her old
patrons cannot help bit be pleased With her on
her reapnahrnnea Hn png hen.
The vieksbnrE Commercial says: THE
steamer N,tche2. on hel maiden trip. came from
Msw Orleans Y Nsrtelltyn ia aht. mi ta
time On record. viii WIS made In the cale-
hrated cnnteet hetwaen The Natchea ana Leo.
The Natclrz had On boz nd when she made thia
fast time iiya hundred ueouse uud fur hundred
tone freight. VII g tho boss how2' Td" Oom-
meIclal T. WI srons: tae NatchaA d,dn'tso 70 Ger.
minute nna n hall less than the Fastest time
The Gara s In place of the Eva, Charles De-
ii anf IA III row nys
usual, at Il A. M, for Weiham's, st. Jamas
The Bayou sara United states mai pacEet T..
], Gar. John ] Brown master, leaves to.mor-
roy. ~ usual, " y ~.
leave ~ murraw Nh u, tn. fpr NinhAhnfg and
Beck. IN. clerk.
Ruiz master Il. III. Vnllette ciark leaves to-day
NIT ll n'cioek "a. IN, for Orange Farm.
Thstrl,,,week!y ,eket Heaky Teta Capt 7 r
m. to-day for DonaIdsonyil.e and coast land
iii The United states mail 1fhcRet J. M. White.
Capt. Janes IA. Pepper. CURT Holmes clerk.
leaves for Greenytlle and bond landings Mt .
p. N. today.
Exchange Clippings, October q.
Cincinnati Commeruial:
Capt, VIM. I'll. Kyle. brother Of Cant. John
Kyle. president of che EUREKA Iusurance Com
pany. OF. Cincinnati. died suddenly III HNrds
Hot !. III ssh Antonio Tex a. on Saturday
MIC Yesterday. In charge ot Capt. jus. Alt'Nan-
der, tor Cincinnati for intermsnt The de-
ceased e Wa absut thtrty.wo year of ase and
Fleetwood Tor several years vi h Capt. Q. al.
Holloway, aud commanded the Cneyenne. Ash,
Ark nsas river and New Orleans trades. He
was widely know. aud highly esteemed by
large circle 81 aeauaintan a, "a Cne1nnati aud
rivers. His health had boon failing for several
years. and NO had travelled extensively with the
hope = rsganng y VIZ He ys s
kota Territory and tue RoaSy mountains and
Texas IN the hope that HE health would be re.
stored by ID change Of climate. The deceased
was u young man OF most exemplary habits,
and hfs loss will b. deeply deplpred. Ths re-
mains will arrive here Wednesday Oh Thursday.
st. Louis Times Journal:
The Madison ship-yard is full Of life and
nustle; with its magnificent sidewheel boat. the
mh la 81 m 1 abcb ~
~ being transmoStihed into y splendid wharf
boat; the Corona. enAyertad into Il cotton boat
chains and other inishi touches aud be,ow
her, the Gray Lina barge Iron Mountain. re-
loicing In thorough constitutional repair and
shining IN her new coat ot paint. There never
was greater demand for repair work than at
the present time. while the inquiry afer new
boats Is quite encouraging. for winters out
The Fred a. Blank. IL going To be one or the
INSTITUTIONS Of the New Orleans cotton trade
stern II feet beam. - leet wide In deck, 81 ret
hold In centre, with 49, feet sheer. TIE hull b Is
splendid model and the eabla ~ d ID dri OF
convenience aud beauty. she has rty-two
state rooms OF sizes 6Ss feet 10 to 1oAl2 feet a
larse end r.omy texas and an elegant
ing BY, U. z. Dnmont. will be five boi era.
m inches BY . feet long, and two cylinders %
inches diameter and . feet stroke. TIE ship
Joiners are at work On the inside fnish. Capt.
Jack Blanks and Dan Morton are on hand
watching the progress If the work.
Capt. ". M. Penyr. Ut Lake Providence who
bought the hull Of the 9, y. Church. is here and
long. ID feet vide and 10 fact high the root TO be
OF the best pine shingles, with an Office 20 by 40
feet He had q great bargain as the hall and |
dmhers prove to b. sound. The Church WAS
built at Jeffarsonvile in 1869 or ls7O.
st. Louis Post Dispatch:
The barge VIM. Gorion. built BY Herbert of
Portsmouth. for the Babbage Company OF st.
Louis, is en- route here. She Is greatly needed
a. carrier. ami will ba surpassed by few. or
more. in the ST Louis and Nav Orleans trade.
The hard to beat st-am- Katie r. hou IL will