Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-21
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THE steamer st. Lawrence is on her way to this
| port.
| MAYFLowRn went upstream yesterday with an
| excursion party.
| THE Hornet No. 2 and Rescue left Cincinnati for
Pittsburg on Monday with empties.
THE Coal City and Fred Wilson No. 2 passed
Cincinnati Monday with Pittsburg coal.
The Lizzie Bay got in Yesterday with good
trip, and again departed toward evening.
| THE Coal Bluff and Iron Cliff left Cincinnati
Monday for up-river ports with empty tows.
MRS. CAPTAIN A. ]. SLAvIN Is making the trip
TO Cincinnati with her husband, the popular COM
mander of the Andes.
ON Friday next the Germania, Of the P. & B..
line, will be allowed out of dock, and the Adam
Jacobs will take her place.
THE Nellie Walton arrived at Cincinnati from
Pittsburg on Monday with coal, portion of which
she left and oroceeoed to Louisville with the bal
ance.
THE Keystone left here at 6 A. NJ. yesterday
with ia passengers on board, most of whom were
bouud for the Cincinnati May Festival. She also
carried 355 tons Of cargo.
CAPTAIN D. z. SHINKLE's elegant passenger
steamer. Golden Rule, will leave Cincinnati for
New Orleans Thursday evening. Frank Bondu-
rant presides In the office.
LETTERS for the following are at the Consoli-
dated Boat Store, Cincinnati: Edward Milton,
Dayton Randolph. Charles Brown. Captain The
A PARTY Of actors and actresses were invited to
sail on the broad Ohio. By the Captain OF the City
of Pittsburg, last Monday night but owing to the
tnclemency of the weather 1t was found necessary
to postpone the trip.
LETTERS for the following are at Mauck & Nc
Cures, Cincinnati: T. M. Taylor, Henry Waller,
Mrs. Virginia Picket, Captain harry Doss, Thoma s
!. King Captain Samuel spencer, Eugene
Mays, George Weber.
CAPTAIN JOE ANDERSON, Creed Hensly, A. G.
Bias and W. e. Richie arrived at Cincinnati Mon
day. looking after and reclaiming timber broken
loose from the Big Sandy river during the recent
floods. They have had no trouble SO lar. as in
each instance fair arrangement has been arrived
at with the party holding the runaway timber.
They will continue their journey to Louisville.
CAPTAIN j. G. BOYD, of Elizabeth. has parted
with his ferryboat, which for some years has piled
between East and West Elizabeth. The pur-
Jones' of Bellevernon, the Charleroi Land Com
pany and the Gibsonton Distillery firm. The
price paid was y, 600, and the boat win be oper-
ated between Bellevernon and Charleroi.
WILL s. HAYS, the noted poet and song writer,
of Louisville, has Just issued the 'Gudlng Start
song, which has been dedicated 10 Captain J. ID.
Hsgler, OF the steamer bearing that name. The
or OF Wss.s rs sy h hsying been done
Colonel Will $: Hays end Captain !: D. Hegler.
words highly appropriate.
THE Hudson got In last evening at sP. NJ, and
leaves to-day at II O'Clock. noon, instead Of the
usual time. She will carry q big crowd OF May
Festival voyagers, and expects TO arrive In Gin
einnati on Friday night. The following have
already engaged state rooms on board: Mrs.
Julius Lemoine, Il. Molioy, Mra j. j. brooks and
botham, q. l.. Webber, Albert Graxier Mr.. j,
and others.
THE Andes, Captain slayin, LEFT yesterday after
noon with another load OF music lovers for Gin
eianatI. The LOckDOFt Hand. of