The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06
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The river continued to fall yesterday and
the marks OF last evening indicated depth
In the channel OF only 5ieet Q inches. y
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
point to-day at Or. Any orders for her
should DO sea. by tsleg,spb ,his morning.
The ". N. Chancellor will pass down q! au
early hour this morning. Yesterday the
Scotia passed up AID tho Emma Graham
down. ts'',''',s iJe -"
Capt. I'd. Maddy au.ysd In Cincinnati
from Florida Tuesday evening. He comes
10 consult with Commodore Williamson and
will return to Florida 90 Is 10 lie there Mon,
day next, to take tho Chesapeake out in her
regular trade. Vi s., !, l.I'''I;''
The steamer Fleetwood has. left the upper
Ohio trade and henceiorth will run between
Cincinnati md LouiLville The Ohio will
step into the Fleetwnod's place In the upper
river trade. Tho Ohio has h.sn running
from Cincinnati to Memphis. N Ibr,l.4i,I :,
Tbs Regular aud Chesapeake backed on,
from the wharf at the pArn time yesterday
and would probably have had yace had moi
the Regular backed too far and run her Stern
on tho Island bar. & The Chssspeake wa,
around the bend before the Regular got "a.
Rule II was s,nenHcd, " q claimed, at the
requtst OF 1teemboat owners, and tho amend.
msnt cannot BE- annulled or modified except
by tho anpsrvising lnspt ctois themselves, and
then only 1t 8 meeilDg convened for ihe
PURPOSE. 4 Tho feeling 6KaiuLt, tho e:,end.
ment 10 daily growing btiooger, but there IL
but one remedy and that ID through petition,
II tho c,ptliug and pilots. are particularly
anxious for its sbrosctiou they. bad better
'snd IN their petitions at orce.-Cgnsi,u,0i;
Commercial G0seae. so !. ~ .stts,gt,g -,
. Tie handsome i sidswhesl ) Steamer a.
Lawrence 10 d6a NJ teddy from Cincinnati
on her way 10 Pittsburgh. She viii mas
down Sunday morning at o'clock on her n.
turn trip. The 81. Lawrence erj,ys the IN.
vlable reputation OF bsing tue most popular
through picket on the Upper Ohio. Hhe hss
ample facilities for accommodating both
nhippers and passengers to their entire eatis.
faction. Her cabin and state rooms are
roomy, her t3blp all that could DO desired
and her tfi :ers clever and agreeable. ,.l5 ~
Tho Marietta Times Gays: On Monday
afternoon while John Sweeney, tho stssm-
boat builder; Of W Wheeling, and Captain Dodr
Berry vere about drying OF the steam ferry
boat on the Aarmnr sld0. the horse irIeeten.
ed and backed . himself, hprxyl and III.
Sweeney into the. river, where The water VA,
ssveral feet Deep Captain Berry suecssded
In Jumping out before the buggy. went over.
board. The fer1y banda succeeded In rescu.
ing the horse, buggy and Mr. 5Sesney. with.
out any other damage than kaevere xet.ilr:
This Is tho season Of the year, above ali
others. whsn pergont desirirg to- take a
pleasure tip ahoul9 Itaks ons on the Ohio
river. Wheeling hh two Cincinnati packets.
tho Andes and 81. lawrence on either oi
which the souk TIP to Cincinnati can bs
could not bsmads. The boats ara elegant IN
all their. sppointmon.sn and the otllc "a alSsvs
s1srt tSuiselyts TO make 1t pleasant for ther
pst.opt. Tbs scenery along ths river la nm.
equpfed In this country. Ercur,Iouistu sIe
alsoalloved one day in Cincinnati for 'uleh,
hsaing. u = 4 : 'i1l.z'r' Ita,Sss4 -. .