The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-14

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Memphis .....-... ..'.-. ~ w
NHHAvlllgH ....-.t-*tt w ~ Nv
New Orleern ....,,..... 20
EltADufg. 1890 ''.....'.. ~ " ~
Shreveport ..*........-s- q
Nt. Louis .,t.-,..,...-...t. w
vtckHburK. t..-.... ny 7
sBelow high .water marx OF is1t. sAhose
bench mark. tIndioates rise tIndientss fall
Business etill continued very active. The
Henry Frank had = good trip ont l yrsatenr a
sd H. ma M.rnsn az
cradle freight dur!nR the day
The. labor tronbleea etil continue, and tho
csnt cents an hour. Tho Henry Frauk was . heavy
sufferer by his increase; her labor bin for the
triD, was saso more than y over waa before, hnu
10 have been unload, Wednesday evening;
Thursday the men crowded her staging. and
N drisln S T Them "' o struck one Who bad hm
arrested yesterday. ~ much trouble has OApt
Hicks had this trip Tint he WINS = happy man
The ed Richardson was dropped down to the
he'd 81 Common street last evening, r.,
Ths Belle oapt NM nanrha,h1s lm ay1 u "a
turn yeetr rday Hhe will be found at thu land
ing this morning, and will leave to-day Mt D.
The Maria Louies s has been Ind no.
The Konntz Line ateamer \. 2. atanard; Chm;
Sssaa n ~ op q rye9 wt
aesD baas Of cotton and will leave to-day ut
.. N. for IT, Louie. NJ
ton, supervising inspector 81 this dlsriot. Will
be found III our local page.
The Era No, TO- James Hamilton master. Hnm
Gwaftnsy clerk. was photographed to arrive last
night from B,nuf rivor. and to return to-day az
Unpt Jerry Sullivan photographed aleo from
Baton Rouge that tbs BiK bunnDwer would ar
rive lHst night from tho Tenaaa and Macon.
She IL advertised to return to. day.
A heavy snow was reported Mt vi. Louis yea
An fdea hns got into the heads Of tho negroes
on tho landing that the Legislature mas phsaed
-MlAw compelling ateamhonta TO pay Thorn forty
'CentH an hour. and tina de Gubno!' has signed
Il. Fortunate II Ia for the eteamboatnen that
Ths ioIowinT , ra , from tho oincln-
nHti Times has been going tho rounds Of tho
Western and southern papers; H., p,.,,, -.
instance, paying $1,000 yer year wharfage TAX.
W. can make 4 better showing than that DOWN
pays sseaa ID NV ORGANS alone d year. 70 aey
nptning Of wharfage pald ut every town on the
river TO areenyile.
name. Of charity By the steamboatmen they
would have much higher regard for them NJ =
Tses y e
many OF them are to tho world unknown. We
iatend TO- mention one Of them however. that
Tisk ispleasuro iii 40 doing some time ago
the barber Of the Frank fareoud. man named
Dyis fell nhd was droySnsH Leaving
cumstancee. The wife had u brother IN shreye-
port who. upon hearing Of hla sisters trouble,
Gaet Charlie Fhs a u" u ,he New Orleans AMI
Red River TRANSPORTATION Comphnya steamer
Danube. aud making known to MIN her eond ii.
sell and things 70 shreveport W raise which
sum. howeyer. abe had " MI some ne Of ner
hauled to the boat but was quickly followed by
an trate landlord, accompanied by constable.
and TO whom she owed months rent ne Do
mAnded his money and threatened seizure.
and the poor little woman found herself tn trOu-
bic. sure enough. for to pay him was to leave
hss S Ss1e as o. d 5S son ss
Cheency Of the Danube, auapectiug the object
h ok the landlords visit. eommunieate BID sn.-
landlord. but to no effect. a. ho Insisted on hav-
Ing either hs msney or the furniture m, After
with Pin Sa 1T some ns tha s waa
Give pp his claim. he would carry NE willow.
her children. and every thing che had, 70 Shreve-
Tor Of the good. hearted captain WAS more than
the landlord could hold out against 40 he gave
The widow reg ipt for h. claim and leit the
Among III. flights taken u BY very great
plumber Of Mardi aras visitors were the y u.
Lea, ]. w. Cannon and tho ]. NJ. White. The
fame Of these steamers Ia na'ional. and IN al
most continuous thronW Of visitors came. saw
md admired. while they were moored ~ our
Tho III weekly upper coast packet 81. Francis
Belle. Charlie Dean In command. Capt. j. II.
prou clerk. leaves to-day at 10 a. ia. for the
Tho e.. weakly upper coast packet Pc Smet.
Frank OttendOrfsr master. 3. ~. HoouWyn
clerk. leaves this II u. M. sharp. for Bayou
The regular semi weekly coast and Bayou
IsAtourche packet Assumption. 7. A. Chariot
master. Ehw. Nicnls clerk. leaves to-day at 10
=. III. Tor Laurel Valley.
The regular .ri.weekly lower eonst packet
Emma Irvine J. A. Ruiz master. T. NJ. vallette
clerk, leaves to-day ut p. m. for Orange
The regular semt-weekly Bayou sara coast
racket John w. Cannon. J. q. LtbRno master.
John Mosscp clerk leaves , tod M, a. y, :, M
LeAthers master, J. +. Muae clerk. leaves to-
dAY ut .. M. as usual. for vicksburg
The mammoth, fleet and elegant ia Richard
scn, Frank Beck. r.. master Capt, ,, a McV z.
ThsN. Q. and r. L. T. Company's steamer
Jewell u r. Truslow master Ed Burk clerk. Ia
at the landing receiving to leave to-day ut
.. IN. for Shreveport.
the elegant Jesse X Fell, Capt. Dick stnnott's
new Alexandria and Grand Ecore Jacket will
Hamilton has charge Of her office.
The Al chor Line steamer Commonwealth. a.
ats D. m. for St Louis. MIR. Carrot +. Huls is
her chief clerk.
The q. 7. LINE steamer q ,lden Rule. @. p.
Ghinkle master. Albert shinkle clerk. leaves to-
,dAy positively, at y. m. fos Cincinnati.
exchange Clippings.
Cincinnati Commercial February IL:
GkMoINNATI sEeb. lo.-Havirg read Dol. Mer-
rilI's communteati In this mornings Com
merciAl ia regard ~ pilot signals On the West
conclusions. and / am confSent that four ont
OF Ave pilots will agree with ne. have failed
to see enc that " anted the change. think the
sides. provided she gives the, proper signals Ia
proper time for the reason that The pilot OF the
ascending boat iy his close proximity to
che shore can at All times tell bes.er his exsct
In, tynr n a "A Ia.