The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-11
RIVER INTELLIEENC
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BROWNSVILLE. May 1l-lo;4o A. NJ
River feet 6 inch and stationary. Weather
cloudy Thermometer 750. Wind north
east.
HINTON, W. Va, May 1l-9 A. M
New River feet inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Thermometer 740.
CHARLESTON, May 1l-9 A. M.-kan'
awha River feet IL inches and falling
slowly. Weather pretty cloudy. Ihermom-
/ eter 76o. Wind southeast
OIL CIrY. May 1l-1O:4l A. M.-River 2
feet and standing. Weather clear. Mlna
south. Thermometer So0.
| PIrrsBuRe, May 11-1l:5l A. M.-River
8 feet inches and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
IRoNToN, May 11-Noon.-The river fall
ing fast, weather cloudy and hot. Up
Fleetwood at a. M, Buckeye State ar
rived from Cincinnati at 1890 a. m. and
departed for Pittsburg at 12:45 p m,
Iron Age 1915 p. m., Cobb Cicil 1880 p
, m, Down--Hudson arrived from PittsburE
at 9:3O and departed for Cincinnati al
1880 p. m.
II Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair.
Showery all night.
The fine sde-wheel steamer Telegraph
e will leave this evening from the lot .
! Br,, ,adway for Pomeroy and all way points
The elegant new side-wheel steamer bos
\ tona will be the regular c. u y. Rahrosc
J. lpacket leaving at p. m to-day for NUM-
e 1 ington, where she connects with the earl.
. trains tomorrow for all points East.
y The Fashion is loading and wiH leave tc
Il morrow evening for Evansville.
y The superb new steamer James W. Gal
ts will depart this evening for Memphis.
e CAPTAIN Charles Miller's. commodiou
!. = new steamer New Mary Houston will ieay
p this evening for New Orleans.
The City of Portsmouth will leave at 4 !
M for Chilo and attend to all way bus
ness.
The Bonanza came down this mornin
and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
d. The Dakotah arrived from Pittsburg tn
ar morning, and will leave for st. Louis tn
evening.
It's Captain A. 7. Gilmore came up by rs
- this morning from Louisville, and returns
al this afternoon. et
Brown e. Gilbert's new Cairo az
,g ,s Paducah packet will be launched at Jetft
,as sonyille in couple OF days.
~ Weather clearing at noon. 4,t+
~ The river was on the decline this NOR
D. ing, with 16 feet inches OF water in t
.e; channel.
rd The Hattie Nowland, bound out of t
NJ. Arkansas River to Memphis, struck sn
5 at Swan Lake Sunday afternoon and SUI
.. in deep water, her hull being badly tor
s The Katie Hooper and Manmelie a
''.' alongside taking off such OF the freight
w can be saved.
.... The sunken boat belongs to the Mempl
SH & Arkansas River Packet Company, is t
,1,> years old. and WAS bnilt by Reese, OF Pit
,ssa burg, at cos OF $25 600, and was insuf
O4 in Cincinnai for SIS, 600. She will prove
,0H total loss. The Maumelle will take
;.-" place in the trade.
y The new steamers Providence and g
:, Fowler will be launched from Howar
Il ship-yard at Jeffersonyille, India
99a this afternoon between $3.50
% o'clock. The Providence is a fir
az az class side-wheel steamer building for
st. Louis & Vicksbnrg Anchor Line.
24N is 275 feet long. forty-fonr feet beam, |
G6A nine-foot hold, With twenty-six-inch cy
7sN ders and nine-foot stroke, capacity for l,
~ "a tons, aud magnificent passenger account
81 dation. The Gus. Gowler' is first-c
0 stern-N heel steamer building for
q Paducah and Cairo trade. She
20 100 feet long. twenty-nin' feet be
So 50 aud five feet hold, with full lene'h Cal
s9N Both boats will go in stern first fl
seq. the top of the bank with their ur
L2oH L22oH works nearly all on. Take your wi
A07s sweethears and friends and 60 over
' lannch on them. 1t will be the "bt
boat-iaunch, and they will glide into
river with ease and grace, as the III
ards' know how to do it.
Ions Today's Louisville C.-J. SAYS: Billy
FORK Intyre is going to take twenty five he
Co., power steam saw-miH 10 the Gum
country:
z Go 1t, Bill, for you're brick.
I p Fight it till you die,
u Rnn that saW mill I'M A limb