The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-09
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The Courier, for Parkeraburg. left on tune;
the Welcome for Matamoras; the ST. Law.
renee for Cincinnati. The Bachelor with
picnic excursion gotten up by the Odd Fell
Fellows Of New Cumberland, to New Mar
tipsvile, returned their plcnIcers home at siI
o'clock N. The boat stopped awhile at the
landing here and the New Cumberland band
discoulsed some sweet music The 0'Neal
made her trip 10 Steubenyille and transferred
her freight down to the Bachelor. The Buck.
eye State, which should have been down here
in the morning but wal detained by fog, did
not get here until the afternoon The steam.
er Diurnal arrived in the evening and took
the Harmonic Society on an excursion 70 Pitts
burgh. She will be back this Monday morn
ing, when she will resume her regular trips,
The Salt Valley passed up from lrontOn 70
Pittsburgh.
Yesterdays BOATS,
The Katie stoCkdals due yesterday morning
en- route to Pittsburgh did not get in until
evening Only TIVE lows passed up yester.
day.
To-DAT's boats.
The Dinrnal is the regular PArkenburgh
boat at 1880 AN.
The Andes arrives to-day and leayes TO-
morrow for Cincinnati at 8 p. "; the O'Neal
for stsubenville ut 2;S0 P. n. the Telegram
for Darlington at BEN,
The Pres Ellison will probably not DO able
to get out for few days yet her repaired
shaft not being on the Buckeye State Is ex.
pected.
The La Belle has changed her time table; it
goes into effect to-day Us will be noticed by the
advertisement elsewhere.
The Stockdale for Cincinnati and Ealt Val.
ley for lront0n leave Pittsburgh this evening
and will be down here Tuesday morning.
MOTIFS.
The Emma Graham, which was sunk at Bea,
yer some four weeks ago. has been repaired Of
Cincinnati, and left that port Saturday night
en- route to Pittsburgh, She will pass here
Tuesday noon and leave Pittsburgh Wednes
day evening, and will arrive here Thursday
morning, en- route To Cincinnati. che retainI
her same officers,
The Enquirer says; Captain Hart was the
recipientot many congratulations from steam
boat and mercantile friends on Change yes
tsrday, The interest taken in the time OF thu
springer shows that the business community
still retains lively interest In the river, and
appreciates everything tending toward the
advancement or improvement Of river traffic
On Change beautiful floral wreath encrCliug
the initials Of the steamer r T. Springer, WA
displayed, and card beneath bore the story
OF her late accomplishment, and the an
nouncement, BEAT 1t II you can and take
the horns" During the day quite number
Of our most prominent citizens, including thu
| venerable and worthy gentleman after whom
the boat was named, called to pay their re
spects to Captain Hart on the Springer,
AT ten O'CLOCK last night the river was thir
teen feet nine inches and falling slowly.
The Scotia should pass up on Tuesday
night from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Fannie TAtum from st, Louis 10 Pitts
burgh left Saturday evening. This would
make her due here Monday evening, but u
she usually has great deal OF way freight
principally for Huntington and Ironton, she
may be later.
PIr1sBURdH, May 7,-RIver feet inch
Weather clear and warm
PITisBuRGu, May S.-River feet 1 inchel
and falling, Weather clear and warm. Thu
Dlurnal arrived at 10 n and departed fol
Wheeling at 6P,M NJ.
| CAIRO, May S-River ~ feet 7 inches anC
rising. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 500
Arrived: John A. Wood, New Orleans; Pari
Drown, Olnclnhatli uranlte htate, ~. Louis
Polar Star, st, Louis Hopkins, Evansville
Greenyille, St, Louis, Thomas Means, Ohio
Belle Of Shreveport, New 0rleAas. DEPARTED
Alice, Brown and Baltic, 1T. Louis; Granit'
state, Pittsburgh; John A. Wood, Louisville
Polar Star, Ohio River; Hopkins, Evansville
Greenville, Vicksburg
CINCINNATI, May S.-River 20 feet inche
and rising. Weather Sultry. Departed; Scotia
Pittsburgh.
ST. Louis, May 6.-River 80 feet by III,
gauge. Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived
Belle OF Memphis, Vicksburg MAude, Mem
phis; Mary Morton, b. Paul. No departures