The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11
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Aad Personals.
The LEGAL racket we're here 10 force ylSiSr.
day NOR ing
The Katie Stockjale passed down ate a. NJ
and The Emma GfAhSui up y, "a NJ
Dr.. Werlich and Capt. Lash, Of MSs.in
+ rry. W6stiU FsFl .hnrs wa tue Arde,
yelleEdIy 10 attend the sd.oto- onGs tTial.
ne Adds got a~sv -'- lS'H hour last
evening with one Of the largest lpS she has
had this season. Nearly allthe mi scOntrit'
uted nails.
The big tow.boAt Raymond Homer passed
up with empties. The Annie Roberts passed
up light. The Belle Prince went up With =
tow Of tan bark.
The Jennie Campbell Is expected in about
twelve days JoVlAl Capt I'd. HOrnbfok,
who II here In advance OF her reports that
she has good tlip.
Surveyor Beach, and Capt. Hiram Smith,
Of Martins Ferry, went down on tue Audes
"a night to ParG'nbnrg, TO testify In thr
soiotS-LomAs cases.
The Parkenburg Transportation Company
has marked down the fare between this point
aud ClArlnRton, including meals, V % csnls,
and freight U cents per one hundred.
The big aud elegant Ohio Is due up Ii q
morning.. The motto OF this ieN packet Ii
ave nave come 10 stay" She Is we'll COM
mauded, I'D p:Ses djWn Friday morning.
Capt. William Campbell, master OF tn,
palatial Mississippi river passenger packe
Robert + Lee, and " r., are sxpeG ed her
next week on visit 10 Can't Ed HOrnbFOnk
Capt. Abrams, the WCll.knoWn ven,rIhl.
pilot on the Andes, hiss boon cOpilItd 10 hi
Stateroom for four days past He mango
10 crawl out and sit on the qua DIS yesterday
Capt. Lou MGddy, Of Gallipolls, who ha
been here forssyeral day swAto ling the build-
log OF the new Chesapeake, OF which he Is I
be master, returned home on the Andes lat
evening.
Thr river continued to rise yesterday, III,
marks last evening indicating swell o.
nearly three feet IN the previous tSGnty.fouT
hours. There was riss Of ll1set iuches IL
the channel.
The leyee wore lively appearance all day,
being crowded with local freight a .
through freight for the Andes. AlRrEe mum.
Der OF packets were al thO leYsein the MORN
Ing, and the coal fleet commenced pHSlug
early 10 the day
The coal iIset passed down as follows
Nail City, Belle McGowRp, Maggie, Hornet
No. 2, Joseph Walton, Samson No. Q, Ala
swift, Geo. Lysle. Joseph A. Stone Smoky
City, O. Morgan, n. I. BgslSy No. ,. Dlniei
Kaine and VIM. @. Horner.
6REEmBoRo, Pa, July lO.-RlVer Q feet
inches and falling; clear.
CIScNSA1I. O., July l0.-River 70 feet and
falling; weather clear aud pleasant.
PIrrsBURGH, July lO-River feet 2lnchei
a1d falling; weather clear and warm.
PARKERs, Pa, July 10-Riyer feet Q
inches and falling; clear and pleasant.
On Crr. Pa, July 1O.-Riyer s feet
inches and falling; weather clear and pleaI'
ant.
LOCK No. 4, Pa, July l0-Rlyer @ feet 4
inches and falling; weather c'eai; theImome'
,tr 7io.
RrcEsLAspISo, Pa, July 10 River feet 4
inCuc, AdiaiiinG; weather clear thermom-
eter0-
IourtvlLLE, July 1O.-Rivsr falling with {
teet II inches In the canal and feet 8 inche
on the falls
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July lO.-River 8 fee
inch end .tIIlonHry; weather cleai
Thermometer Go.
MoRoANrowS, W. Va, July 10 River 8 fee
8 inches and risinL; weather clear
thermometer 70o.
ST. LOU. No., July l0.-The mSclir'ry
an outfit ot the sunken Bright Lii ht hSi
4 rivtd hero and will be sold at auction or
thursday. TLs Montana took out 9C0 tOl
Of f'eiRht for kNDs $ City, the largest carg
var taken p the Missouri rlV.r y one toIi
One Item OF ner cargo was 9, 500 kegs Of nails