The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
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lxchAnke CIlpplnks, sePtember Is.

iMnelnaati Commercial:
Ihe Fannie Ia UNI goes to st: Louis to ply
x.een that city and Hopefe.d. Arkansas; in
sintsrest Of the ANCHOR Line. In connection
- the q. G. Carroll. Jr.
lack Conway has engaged to go as steward on
snew Ouaehi q steamer r 'sa B. She will b,
AdT to leave BY the first. and she has a full
lsDgaged for Ouachita direct.
Tine John A. Wood. with her tow OF barRes.
laid IN Of Greensboro.
aCapt y Tif murdoch has, returned from
md will leave for New Orleans ON satur .ay.
he 6Teat Golden City. which will 20 out full
people returning to their homes in the
louisville Sept. 2t.-The City # Yazoo was
pectet this MON nv and passed, Al right.
" engines were built at N " albany. She
direet to s.. Louis r d loa South.
1Iil s,gsn Sept 2nIhe Rab1 Was s naa by
eaeson. Of shawneetown. for sl265;
me Hofspur. belonging to John Morris.
w. loR In Green RIVER. near Snotsyllte.
smoTning. and sunk to her hurricane deck.
Will pro ably be total | IS. Sne was
M $1,000 or S5OO0 and not Insured.
eolden Rule Pilot. September p:
ane Rule discharged for Col; Geo. Foster. at
M Grove. large amount OF plantation sup
and twenty three laborers. the bill for
sosnortation OF which amounted to upward
blot VIM. Underwood. he OF the late A. O.
@nally. Ia making the round trip on the Rule,
we q look a5 the river. He will stand watch
|Ne wheel Of the Thos. Sherlock this season
~ that boat comes ont OF retirement:
correspondent writing TO the Wheeling
Ulster, com menting upon the decision of the
yeesors in the Iron Valley case. furnishes
stollowinR:
N phenomenon, hard to account for. oc-
They were about TO start a fire under the
WI "a cylinder). when II occurred 70 them
might not be enough water In 1t. The
elnser tried the gauges and found no water.
alT Is the CITY pressurel. turned IT on and
Mmlediately came to the forward end OF the
VS. and the water was running out 81 ths
We cocks. He went back and turned II on,
nin he went back and turned it on. and found
IA was plenty Of water IN the COCKS. some
seame In and raised the safety valve ana the
y and air rushed. out OF 1t with coDsidera.
NV any water Ia the boiler. for they had to
W. water run In 1t for nearly two hours be-
NE water was up to the upper COCK.
~; inspectors, which end OF the boiler
VINE vine water piliny, up In the end OF the
s en- sp Please giye us te e gyI inrn ana
sassanea questions e. Ions o. sJsa Lac aE,oa
Ien 10 Central ASH with very satisfactory re-
20 II is reported. The apparatus for tts
1. thus described: With tue old fashioned
sss ID use. with central opening runni.
no uIOuluCdllOu is ~
application of the new fuel. A reservoir.
kaaning some bundred pounds weight OF the
~ layalki is furnished with a small tube.
luz aoothar at It's extremity few inches
~ lns latter it trickles slowly. Close BY is
1@outn OF another tube, connected with the
"a paa contaiuing tow or wood satu-
Win asraikf Is first introduced TO heat the
= and once the slightest Ste m pres
N .produced. a Jet OF vapor is thrown
III me dropping hituuinous fluid.
nls i thus converted into spray. A light is'
~. and then a roaring de uee Of fl q mum
mi W. W centrti opening of the ,iIer. 1t is 8
w ss sell acting bl ,w-pipe This volume OF
Nv % control'e ed by one man by means OF
li nDs stOD-cocks. AS easily rs the fame in an
gas-let. A merchant captain Of BoAu