Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-09
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THE Hudson has passed Parkersburg on the way
up.
THE Louis A. sherley left Pomeroy for Clncin-
natl.
THE Andes arrived from Cincinnati yesterday
morning.
The Onward passed Mt. Pleasant on the way up
THE Elaine arrived and departed for Wheelir o
yesterday.
THE Spread Eagle will be put on the Cincinnati
and Louisville line.
THE Twilight passed Pomeroy Monday night
on her way to Pittsburg.
TIE Adam Jacobs lett the Water street wharf
yesterday morning, for Brownsville.
THE Fleetwood and New South, the racers be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville, are at it again.
TIE Scotia was late arriving at Cincinnati Mon
day night. She laid over and left yesterday after
noon.
THE Scotia left Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning under the direction Of John NJ.
Phillips.
THE time of the departure Of the Fleetwood has
been changed from A. N. to $780, except on
Monday.
THE Brownsville and Morgantown packets
will leave from above Lock No. to-day If there
is not higher water.
THE Ed G. Kirker, new freight boat for the
Sandy river trade, made its trial trip yesterday.
The trial was very satisfactory.
CAPTAIN OTTO MARMET and Henry Imminhart
left Cincinnati for this place Monday. They are
coming here to look after their coal trade.
THE Lizzie Bay laid over until O'Clock yester-
day. The Bay draws three feet and could barely
get out with her cargo Its destination is Charles
ton.
CAPTAIN JUTTE and Captain DORM gton h ave
returned from El ORC, Mexico, where they have
spent some time looking after their mine in
terests.
OWING to low water in the harbor the Brow ms
Vile and Morgantown packets could not get down
to their regular starting place. Both boats will
leave from above Lock No. while the river is
low, at the regular scheduled time.
NEXT Friday, at 2 O'Clock, the steamer May
flower will take out an excursion party composed
of Evergreen Council, Royal Arcanum and the
friends of the members They will 60 up the
MOnon ngahela beyond Monongahela City.
THE Mayfower ran aground near Lock No.
yesterday morning, with large party of exsur-
sionists, and tried hard to get off for three hours
without success. 1t was finally moved off with the
assistance OF a towboat. The Columbus CLUB, and
their friends. were aboard the Mayhower on the
way up. The accident delayed the boat three
hours
LETTERS for the following are at Mauch &
McGuire's, Cincinnati: Ed johnson, Tom Fisher,
jerome Clark, W. l.. Johnston, Julius Wehrman,
Joe Alexander, Janson Steward, George d.
Harvey and Mrs. Annie Whiting. Letters for the
following are at the Consolidated Boat Store Gin
clnnati: Douglass McFree John W. Uuleng,
Whitney Webb, John Jones, Charley McFarlan,
Peter Clark, Hiram Howe.
IN consequence of low water the Cincinnati
packet will not leave from the wharfboat to-day
unless the river rises high enough to let the Hud-
son come up. 1t will stop at Wheeling and leave
there regular time for 1t leaving Wheeling.
Persons having tickets on the Hudson, or con-
template going to Cincinnati on it will be sent
over any OF the railroads to wheeling to meet the
boat at that place. This will be continued until
the water will permit the boats to land here.