The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-14
EIvEss NEWS,


tAh ara geographic RepUrfH.
The coal hset wss pss1ing all day yes,er
day.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for ,hi.
port this evening. 6.'.
Capt. VIM. Dnnlap, OF Gray's lion Line
was in the city yesterday
The Iron Age has left Pittsburgh for AZ
Louis. shu should pass here this morning
The Scotia passed up and the Emma Gra
ham down yesterday morning. Both war.
On time and had good trips. Ia - ...lf
Capt. John g., Deyinny, S.eutenyills',
veteran sseamboatmAn, is cumiug from Gin.
clnnati passenger on the steamer ST. Law.
renee.
The Belle Prince arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday morning, with OF. bost7 for Isaiah
Warren & Co. Casper Giles and Con McDon
aid were at the wheel.
The packets were on time yesterday and
did agood business. TIE leyee, In last, prs.
scented more soi.ited appearance Yesterday
than for several days part. NJ -
The new Chesapeake, commanded bv ca nj
FL. Maddy, is due down this morning en-,
route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Sic /,
| a flyer and has elegant pa9!enee. acconlmc.
The big Montana passed up bafors dsy.
oleak yesterday morning, for Pittsburgh
from st. Louis. Che hes large epgage1n snt,
for the return trip. Capt. George Keith is Ia
command. :, .E'II0-
The Wheeling and Parkersours packet
Courier Is on the docks ut Manchester. 1t il
! expected that abe will b. thoroughly repsired
by tomorrow, when she will come down to
@ N tnv ~ l..
The Jennie Campbs and barge phiIo LEFT
pittsburgh yesterday morning flying light,
Capt. Hornbrook in view OF the abundance
Of 1t. Louis tonnage at Pittsburga, changed
bis mind and decided 10 load here and at
points below. ms ,..1-' -
Ths river rose oyer seven feet at this point
yesterday. ast night the marks on the
gauge showed g depth in the channel as
nearly as could be Estimated, OF 20 feet 7
inches, and the river was still risuis slowly.
It's not probable that the depth will 70 over
81 feet. : i..a Id 'l w. 71..' -. =
The Annie L Ia due this week from thu
South. Tho Monitor il ut Parkersburs the
Eugene Is in tho Pittsburgh pools and this
other boat OF the Armstrong towing Il set tbs
Nail City, is laid up at the Water Works here
Tor repairs. 49,. -
Capt Hornhrook always has from one to
two COWS on one OF his baraes. hence he Is
| not under the necesaity OF going a,nors ior
milk. He says that while South with biz
boat during the winter mush and milk was
very frequently dished up to himself and
crew for suppsr, aud that thew grow fat on
it.-Pittst'rgh Commercial. Gazette. &
The st. Lawrence Is due 40 this afternoon
enroute for Pittsburgh. She will psss here
on her retrrn TIP Sunday morning at q
O'CLOCK. The St lawrence Is splendid
sidts wheeler, possesling unequaled facilities
for handling freight and Gazing for passeu.
gers. Capt. William List 10 in command and
tbe oihco "a pres ded oyer by Messra. Charlie
List, Dan Lacy and Charlis.Raevss. I""I'
Capt, I. N. Hook went mp tho Kauavha
Tuesday morning to start the repairs on the
shacstown lock. The opinions a. to The
amount OF the damages arc various. .Tho.e
who are concerned, and who should know al
SHOUT the matter, claim that $40 900 will
more than coyer all The damage. We hons
this may prove 10 ns The 'ussp. Cerla;niftS
however, that 1t will ohst,uus trade on'ft !
| Ksnawha river for G5me -ti,ue to coma nnd
will cause the people OF the upper Kanayba
sns amount OF Inconvenience that is.nnt
pleasant to contemplate Capt. HOOK Il
thoroughly competent to attend to Ina re-.
pairs aud We hope to have the river opsu 10
unobstructed trade In sho:. time, -spart.
ersburg State Journal. !. sci -
P!T7syuEau March ls.--Riyer IS feet 10
inohes and '!,ipg iloYly,'r. y
GgEss,poRo, Pa, March l3.-Riyer II feet
aud falling; weather clear. -"
On CRY, Pa, March 13.-Riyer 1a ieet and
falling; weather cloudy Thermometer $50.
CAlHo. ILL.,, March 49, River 81 fee, incbs,
and rialnGi weather. fair Thermometer 4sS. =
BRowKsyfLLr, Pa, March l3-R,yer Ia fee,
and and falling; weather cloudy; Thermometer
PARKER, PA, March ls.-Riyer $ fee, q
inches and stationary; weather clear and
mild. j. '5.l CIV
Rlcr's LAspHa, Pa, March l3.-Riyerr n i,
leet and ta!lins:2ea.her cloudy; thermome:
tet o3S. ii j s--s AZ 80
Lock No. 4, March 49, River ii feat s
tncbes and falling; weather cloudy; ther.
mometer S6a. 80 - 80
Lopnylllz. Ky, March 1s-Tae ire. !,
not rising so fast; 95 feet in the canal and
= feet On the tall'i will be on . stand te.
llsr, uf +g.-Hla 80 .4FfsgT.s III e.