The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-02
TIE COR ri.E.r
Commences passiug nad Tho Good Boat
Ing Stage I.ivens things Up.

Ing Stage Iirens ihings UP.
The Relief rowbjat G mpany has pur,
chased the barge "CalumsE" from 8. B.
Goucher.
The keel boat etuaFt, from Now Cumber.
land, is ou Armstrong; docks, for complete
oyerhaullrg.
George Goodwin, formerly clerk OF the
Jsni IL Campbell, Is roW recoad clerx Of tht
Katie SloCkdale.
The @. w Bachelor arrived from Park ere.
burg ut 0 O'clock a. NJ and getting on board
good tiip. left for Pittsburgh at 1l:S0 A. NJ.
The Jno. P. Tho n pussed up with oil boats,
the Frank -tein and II. NJ fownsend with
lumber, and thb ACora and Lioness No.
with coal emptits.
Tie Andes leaves 6incinnsti this evening
for this point, Capt Charlie Muhleman oil
the roof, aud Clerks Mart Eoil and Charlie
Knox III toe flee.
Ths river was stationary nearly all day
yesterday, but towards evening commenced
falling. At d ask the depth in the channel
was II feet o inches.
The W istles OF the passing tows and The
packets were sounded all day yesttr lay, aud
ma lie 1t seem quite like old timts. The levet
wore u very busy air.
The Katie stockdale, en- route from Pitts
burgh 10 Cincinnati, passed down at s O'Clock
a. NJ, 8 heavily loaded u u: her guards were
almost flash with the water.
The coal fact commenced passing ytSter.
day III the following order: W. W. O'Neil,
PacIii,, Diamond, Lud Keller, Smoky City,
Charles Brown, Raymond Horner, Render
and Nellie s : eer.
Trotttr Thompson, oil New Cumberland,
will load the barge Tidal Wave with cua' al
II Hsatheripglon's works. for tao southern
market. II will tow as far IS Louisville
with The Dauntleis
Wednesday, 2.2s5. 900 bushels OF coal were
sent out from Pittsburgh. This will be con.
sidsiably increased by the numbsr Of toVs
sent put yesterday ana those To start t.. ay,
provided the water holds ont.
Yesterday's departures were ts follows:
Courier, fJr Parkarsburg, at II o'Cl ok A NJ;
Chesapeake, New Mattinsvilie, 10 4. NJ; Reg.
ulRr, Marietta, l0A N; Abuer 0'NGal, 6teu-
benville, SP.M; Telegram, Clsrineton, 0 p. N.
Frank Myers is loading two beats at ELI.
otSyille with produce for the Sou hern mar.
ket His cargo will consist Ut eleven hun
dred barrels OF apples, besides large quaint.
tyof potatoes aud cabbage. He expects 10
dispose OF one boat and ils cargo at Louis
vile, and GO 10 the ctat with The other He
will tow as fsr AS Lauisyille with'the steamer
DSunt ess.-liune0ck Co Independent.
Tae big side. wheeler 1t. Lawrence, com.
named By Capt Billy List, is due 10 dey
from Cir cinnati. 1t has been many weeks
since this popular boat hrs been Fean in
th rs waters, n d Ter reappearance will be
hailed With delight. She will leave Saturday
evening ats o'clock Oh her return trip.
Capt Charlie List 10 In the Office. The St
Lawrence has such splendid reputa ion
that she needs no further praise.
PtTr uuEGH. November l,-R,ver 8 feet 2
inches aud falling; weather cloudy.
RIcES LANDING, Pa, November l.-River
SfeeL 9 Inches weather cloudy Thermometer
42o.
GREEMpoRo, Pa, November l.-Riyer I3
feet 0 inches and falling weather cloudy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November l.-Riyer feet
Q inguts 10 the canal, aud 0 feet Ia the chute
on the falls.
MoRoASToRN ". Va, November l.-Riyer
s feet 3 inches aad falling; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 40'.
BGoESsvrLLE, Pa. November l.-Rtyer 8
feet II iacbts and falling; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 5 ..
NEw o,LrASl. November f'-Tbs steamer
Katie p KDun'E aud cargo wsro' tolslly do
ttrOyed " Gre IT, lay RsIDaEFS' LaniIny.
tGeny miles ahovs tGe clty. Pre- caFEo con.
sisted Of Ht,y bales Of on'ton; 3 6O0Xhcss O.
ooiton.sepd and hfty. IL sacks Of coffte. me
h1st was valued q 3 500. Insurst In Nav
York and Philadslphia companies for 5000
No lives Loaf.