The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-03
Burr D. Wood the bull and cabin of the

n Natehez, FIR 5000. a
wheeling lntelligencer, yesterday: The
FANNIE Tatem, which ran through herself
Sunday evening, is lying opposite the
Pittsburg Coal Works, patching up.
Artlcles OF incorporation we're filed on
Thursday lastin Davenport, Iowa, by the
United States "a Central. American Steam-
snip Company. The corporation is Gre
ated for the purpose of transacting a gen.
eral. passenger and freight business by
means OF vessels navigating the Mississippi
kiver; also all places lying between these
points and Central and South America.
Inc capital stock is $4,000, divided into
lO0 shares. The Board of Directors are
Paul Cowell, Elisha G. Ware Albert l..
Hale, VIM. H, H. Cain, O. LeGrand Allen,
and Alfred c. Hawley. Aud the principal
place of business is in Davenport.
New Orleans Democrat: Mr.. Alex. Per.
rry, the Cincinnati boa,builier, has returned
from q visit to the Ouachita, and will re-
main in the city few days before return
ing home.
The James Howard is reported as having
lett st. Louis for New Orleans last night
with 200 TINS freight.
The river was falling again at noon to-
day, with % feet inches of water in the
channel.
Rain this morning; cloudy and pleasant
at noon.
Captain Trip johnson came down from
lrohton this morning on flving trip, and
returns on the Bostona this afternoon.
Commodore Wa h. Honshell's wife Mrs.
ANNE Z. Kelly, Miss Fannie Honshell and
Mrs. Gus. Honshell are all in the city, and
Will 60 up the river in a day or two.
The VIM. EarDst will start up the river
this afternoon with empty barges.
The Mount Clare arrived from the Kama
wha River this morning.
One hundred and two emigrants for
Colorado and other Western States CAME
down on the Bostona this morning. ID
Any party having club flat. go by IA
feet, for sale may find purchaser by APP
PLYING to u.s.
Kendall Morgan and Geo. Dunbar this
morning shipped as freight clerks on the
Bostona. Gus. Honshen and Sam. Hawk
remain in the office. and this gives the Bos-
iona four of kiLd. Jimmie Wirth.in re-
tired from the Bostona yesterday and is
now second clerk on the Telegraph, vice
Kendall Morgan.
The Firgie Lee arrived from Memphis at
5:3O O'Clock tt1s IN trning, just half an hour
sooner than sne was expected. She v i'll
return te-morr W evening. Coming up she
did good business and brought in fine
trip of freight including 1,130 pkgs bacon,
10 bales cotton, 2l0 brls oil, 12S tons pig
iron and 1l8 hogs.
The Golden Crown arrived from New
Orleans this morning, and will return Sat
nrday. While making landing at the
New Orleans Wharfbnat, she damaged the
Virgie Lee slightly, by tearing loose about
five planks forward ON her boiler guard for.
distance of six or eight feet.
Capt J. B. Sneathen, the popular Pitts
burg coal prince arrived in the city by raj
this morning, and will remain with us
several days.
WHEREABOUTS OF STEAMERS,
The Golden Rule and Granite State are
below Evansville.
The Ariadne and Cons. Millar are due at
Louisville to-day, coming up.
The Robert Mitchell is below Cairo.
The Golden CITY passed Evansville to-day
on her way to Cincinnati.
The Carrier leaves st. Lonis to-day and
the Clifton tomorrow.
The Il. R. Springer isdue at Cairo, coming
up.
The Mary Houston left New Orleans for
Cincinnati yesterday, and the Schenck ar
rived at that city.