Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-04
Drinwo0d.

THE Keefer is due here this morning.
THE Courier is expected from Wheeling to-mor-
row.
THE Enterprise is tied up below the Point
bridge.
THE Rescue and JOS Gould arrived from Gin
cinnati.
THE Tom Dodsworth arrived with . large tow of
empties.
THE Keystone State left Cincinnati for this port
last night.
THE Elaine arrived from Wheeling and departed
yesterday.
THE Dick Fulton passed Point Pleasant wednes-
day night.
THE Clifton is expected here tonight from
THE Andes will leave Cincinnati this afternoon
for Pittsburg.
THE Onward arrived at Cincinnati from Pitts
burg last night.
THE Charlie Browp has left Cincinnati for Pitts
burg with empties.
THE Advance came down from the upper pool
and tied up st the wharf.
THE Time arrived Wednesday night from Louis
Vile with empties in Tow.
THE Aaron had long tow Of empties Wednes-
day night from Cincinnati.
THE keystone State will be the packet for Gin
cinnati Monday afternoon.
THE Sam Clark and Tom Reese have passed
Portsmouth on the way up.
THE Bedford will carry an excursion from East
Liverpool to Pittsburg to-day.
THERE will be no packet to Cincinnati to-mor-
row in place of the Louis A. Sherley.
THE John Moran got in from Louisville last
night and anchored at O'Neils landing.
THE Mayiower took the Belle Steel Works en-
ployes down to Windsor Park yesterday.
G. E. O'kEAL was in command of the Bachelor
yesterday, and Ira B. Huntington clerk.
THE Harry Brown arrived from New Orleans
and tied up on the south side Of the river.
THE Adam Jacobs and Elizabeth were over
crowded on their trips up the river yesterday.
ALL the packet boats and excursion boats will
carry people to-day bent on having good time.
CHAs. E. PETERS and wife were among the pass
engers to Cincinnati on the Bachelor yesterday.
THE excursion boat Pittsburg took out the
largest crowd yesterday since 1t has been run
ming. co..
THE racing between the New South and the
Fleetwood at Cincinnati daily is causing consid-
cradle excitement.
THE Northside Council sovereigns of Industry
gave an excursion to Rochester yesterday which
drew an immense crowd.
THE City Of Pittsburg will take out an excursion
to Geneva Park to-day to attend the picnic Of
Shoenberger's mill engineers.
THE Beaver arrived from Cincinnati and ran in
at the wharf, leaving the tow of emptles down
the river, near Temperanceville.
GEORGE HAGLER, the popular Captain of the
Guiding STAR will make the trip to Cincinnati
and return on the c. W. Bachelor.
THE Nellie Walton arrived from Louisville with
empties. When near Steubenville she broke her
shaft, which delayed her arrival somewhat
THE Scotia will arrive this morning from Gin
cinnati. 1t will be the last boat out from here
this week. 1t Will leave tomorrow at4P. M
THE Gray's Iron Line barges have been loaded
at the Bessemer Steel Works with rails and win
start down the river at the most favorable oppor-
tunlty.
B. L. WOOD, JR.. s. g. weishoff and w. q
4tratton are at Charleston to superintend the con-
struction or the bridge that will span the Ka-
nawha.
THE dam at Marietta gave away Wednesday
night, taking with 1t Duffy's coal blrges and sew
eral hundred RATS belonging to the Marietta CHAR
Company.
THE suit against b. ID. Wood Sons entered bv
the Mississippi Tug Company at New Orleans. has
been compromised for Co. 900, and Wood A. Sons
got their tug returned to them.
THE Percy Kelsey came in Wednesday niobt
from Memphis with large tow. She left them
down the river below the bridge a short distance
and proceeded to the upper pool.
THE L. Y. Echert arrived 1t Lexington Mo
after being aground on q sand bar for two DAYS
The boat will be taken to st. Louis, where an
effort will be made to sell Il. The boat will he
wrecked If 1t cannot be disposed of.
THE G. ". Bachelor left for Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon with big cargo of freight and
number of excursion parties who will come up on
the Batchelor's return trip. Among the passen-
gers were Misses Farrell and Lilly Funs, Wm
Ward Miss Carrie Saibing, Mrs Michaels VIM.
ana J. Dithridge, all making the round trip from
PittsDurg to Cincinnati.