The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-24

BusiSrss only fair.

BrffNEss only ialr.
TnE Gayoso got away for Tiptonville last
evening with a fair trip.
The Thomas Sherlock, en- route from New
Orleans to Cincinnati, Is due here.
Tue splendid steamer Eugene goes 10 Ar
kansas river this evening at . O'Clock.
MRs. A. J. LiSpAy, wife of Capt Lind
say, Is making the round trip on the Granite
State.
TnE Golden Rule Is on her way from Gin
cinnau 10 New Orleans. She should pass
here Sunday.
The City Of Cairo is the Anchor line
steamer leaving here this morning ut 10
o'clock for Nicksburg.
TnE Kate Adams pulled out last evening
for Arkansas City with a good showing OF
both freight aud people.
THE Kate Adams brought IN from Arkan-
sas City yesterday 52l bales OF cotton and
lot Of miscellaneous freight.
Arm the present trip tho Annie p Silver
will be placed on the docks at ST. Louis and
converted into an excursion steamer.
TIN James Lee will arrive this morning
and leave again this evening nj o'clock for
Helena and all way landings TO friars Point.
Tnr Silas l.. Coc, towing the Gus Gcnnin
and several empty produce boats, passed up
from New Orleans 10 the Ohio river yostcr-
day.
rnE river hcre continues 10 rise. The
gauge at noon yesterday registered rs feet 2
Inches, n rise OF inches In the last "a
hours.
TmE Annie p. silver, from 81. Louis,
passed down TO New Orleans last night.
She put of here i2j tons of freight and added
10 tons Of sundfics.
TnE Rosa lee leaves here this evening at 5
o'clock for Osccola and the upper bends.
Capt. Henry Cooper commands, with Mr..
| VIM. Smilher Ia charge II the Office. .
Tue Gayoso's cargo yesterday consisted Of
~ bales of cotton, bags seed cotton. 81
sacks cotton io,d, l25 sacks corn, ~ head
hog, and head cattle aud 10 sacks peanuts.
Tng Eugene came IN from Arkansas river
last night with W bales of cotton, n sacks Of
I seed cotton, 2i6b sicks Of cotton seed head
Of stock, wagon aud packages Of sundrics.
TnE Granite State arrived from Cincinnati
| yesterday forenoon with 1910 packages OF
freight, including 100 barrels OF oil, 3l0 bar.
rcla Of potatoes and apples, 100 barrels OF
Hour, 2,Jo0 kegs Of nails. lao bundles OF
hoop iron, 100 empty barrels, 900 barrels
OF SALT 90 bundles OF spokes, and $50
packages Of merchandise. In command oi
Capt. A. J. Lindsay she leaves again this
evening at o'clock for Cairo, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all intermediate
points on the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers.
Mr.. Dan A. Mar prcsidcs In her oiloa
Tur whistle Of the Paris q. Brown Il no,
what might be termed a sweet toned instru.
mcnt, but u has sugge. tive way of notify.
Ing all Of is leaving ON time. The city ordl.
nance 81 Evansville prohibits boat from
blowing IT, whistle while lying at the wharf,
but the other day the manipulation Of the
steam piano warblcd out "Oathcr at the
River IN a suggestive tone OF voice. Passen.
gers recognizing the signal made Decline
Tor the boat, ~ did also two policemen, who
arrested the master lie was taken before
the city recorder and tried on the charge OF
violating the city ordinance. After dclibc.
rating for a few moments tho recorder en-.
tcrcd up heavy fine against the master.
SUPERVISING INSPECTOR Duo,s has reversed
the decision Of the Cairo local inspectors 70.
yoking the license Of Pilot John Young who
was at the wheel OF the w. u. Duncan when
the collision between that boat aud the New
South occurred In the Cairo harbor last sum.
mcr. Tho supervisor bases his action upon
the palpable irrcgulariiy IL the proceeding
~ conducted by the inspectors. They, II 4,
alleged, caused aflidaylis 90 be made nj
Evansville, 81 Louis and Cairo without the
slightest notification being given 10 the de.
PENDANT, who was In consequence prevented
from introducing rcbutting testimony, be.
sides being entirely Ignorant Of the charges
against him. The case has been referred
back 10 the local inspectors for a rchearing.