The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-23
LEyEE LACONICS
And General Steamboat Eews-TGle
graphic Reports.

And General Steamboat Eews-TcIe-
graphic Reports.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati this even
ing for this port.
Tho officers oil through packets report bust
ness at Cincinnati worry dull. TIE way tIadt
Is good.
The Emma Graham passed down at II a. NJ
anu the Katie St"ckdale pa Sed up short
time afterwards. Both had fair trips.
The Bachelor got away for Pittsburgh or
time and the Courier left for PArkersburg al
1880 A. NJ. The regular daily packets were
all on time.
The channel span OF tho railroad bridge q,
Point Pleasant has been completed, and men
are removing the tres:ling. They will next
put up one Of the side spans.
General Beach, surveyor OF the port left
yesterday morning on the Graham for Writ
q. Il. on the Little Kanawha, where there
are some boats to be measured.
The river became stationary here yester.
day afternoon with depth In the channel oi
8 feet inohts. A slight rise will probably
be felt to-day. Business on the lending was
fair.
Commodore Jno. A. Armstrong has been
busy at Pittsburgh large sAare OF this week
superintcnding the loading Of the last con-
signment Of steel rails for the Ohio River
road.
Ex.supervlsing Inspector Capt. Jno. 8
Deyinney. OF steubenville, proposes making
trip to New Orleans this winter 10 visit bis
son and other relatives. Capt. Devinney Ia
one OF the veteran steamboatmen OF this Vici.
nifty.
Iu the U. 8. District Court at Pittsburgh,
five OF the crew OF the @. w. Anderson
libsled the steamboat for wages, alleging
that they had shipped from Cincinnati for
the round trip, and had been discharged
when the boat arrived there. This ls denied
by the steamers officers.
The 81. Lawrence Is due to-day from Gin
cinuati enroute 10 Pittsburgh. On her return
trip she will pass down Sunday morning
early. The St. Lawrence Is q popular side.
wheeler and commanded by genial set OF
gentlemen. Shippers should Lave their
freight on hand Saturday afternoon.
YryxRpAY at the Central Glass Works Sss
was conveyed from the well TO one glory
hole, aad found to work admirably. There
was considerably more gas than was needsd
for the one glory hole, and tho company be-
lieve that they have enough gas 10 supply
two glory holes and two lears, The us: Of
this will be mGdc to-day, connections being
made with another glory hole and two ltars,
The Charleston Cal says: The U. s. light.
house tender Lily, visited the Kanawha by
order Of tho L'gkE House Board 20 as TO era.
bic Commander Kellogg U. s. Inspector OF
the l4th Light House District, to report on
the adyISabiity Of adding the Ranawha 10
the light house system OF the United States.
The commander 10 fully impressed, Es a re.
suit OF the trip, that the ligns would be Of
great value 10 this river. It only remains for
The people Of the Valley 10 Influence Con.
grtss TO appropriate money 10 establish them
Prrrspuaou, Pa, November 22.-Rtver 8
feet inches and rising; raining
GRVESspoAo, Pa, November 22.-Rtyer II
feet and stationary; weather cloudy.
UAIRo, LIZA, November 22.-Riyer 10 fee
inches and rising; weather cloudy.
Ont CIrY, November 22.-Riyer3 feet ;
inches ard rising; weather cloudy and cool
DRowSsyILLE, Pa, November 22-RIyeF
feet inches and stationary; cloudy; thor
mometer 64'.
MoRdASTowH, W. Va, November 22.-Riye
1 foot inches and stationary; weather rainy
Thermometer O7e. 80
RIcE's LANDING, Pa; November 22,-Rtye
4 feet inches and falling; weather cloudy
Thermometer 0io.
EVANSVILLE, I'm, November 2l.-To-nish
the riyer 10 riSng fast with y .eet and BIO {
! an inch on the gauge,