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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
THE BUSINESS OF 'SS
with the City Police Force-Arrosts aud
their Causes.

With the City Police Force-Arrosts aud
their Causes.
The revenues derived by the city from
the lOS arrests made by the city police
force in December were $704 10. In the
year 'SS the police made 1888 arrests,
and the amount collected in fines and
costs assessed by the police court was
$O,4s2 80. This did not quite equal the
revenue from the same source in 1887,
when the aggregate was sl0,Ss9 Of.
In the year there were 90 dogs killed
by the force. OF these 90 met death be-
cause they had bitten people, or shown
signs OF being vicious aud dangerous,
Eleven were killed because they were
at large with no collar on, and u because
the tax was not paid OH them. Thirteen
other animals were killed,
0fthcarrests made In the year, 20 were
for keeping houses Of Ill fame, 2l9 Of In
mates Of such houses, and 1853 persons
found lettering in them, One arrest was
made for keeping a gaming place; and
20 for lettering in that place; ten
for selling liquor on Sunday, and 45l for
drunkenness, the greatest number on one
charge. The ''disorderlies" numbered
275, and tho drunk and disorderly"
cases l3l. Five men were arrested for
swindling-generally operating theshell
game; s for shooting In the city limits
and for carrying concealed weapons;
80 for street walking; 4 for cruelty to
animals; 3 for disturbing religious
meetings; 8 for fast driving and for
fast riding; for jumping on moving
trains; 1 Tor peddllng without license;
0 for resisting officers; rs for yagrancy
IL for committing nuisanCes; 2 for VIC:
lating tho ordinance OF the Board Of
Public Works in relation to the streets,
and for violations Of tho garbage or
dinanCe. There were also ten arrests
made for the authorities OF other cities.
These figures arc taken from the an
nual report OF Clerk Stanley, Of the
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners,
completed yesterday. Accompanying II
is the report Of City Sergeant Smith,
who recommends an increase in the
police force, so that there may DO at
least one officer for every thousand In
habitants, and also recommends the en-
ploymont Of two detectives. He in
stances the shooting Of Officer Joe
Glenn as IN evidence OF the necessity
for more members on the force. Captain
Smith also recommends the purchase Of
patrol wagon.
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DOGS, CATS AND FOWLS.
Tile Interesting Annual Exhibition
nnnlIrr attn


The Interesting Annual Exhibition Of
Poultry, etc,
The second day OF the fourth annual
exhibition Of the Wheeling Poultry As.
soriation was u great success, The old
court house was the objective point yes
terday Of the largest crowd that ever ut
tended one of tho Associations shows in
one day. The fowls continued to come
in, and the exhibition is now the largest
ever seen In the United States, The
display oi poultry Is said, also, by ex'
peFls TO be Us fine u one us was ever wit
messed anywhere,
The work Of scoring, or examining the
fowls for awards OF prizes was begun yes
terday by the expert who gave such
complete satisfaction us Judge at former
exhibitions here, Mr., Il, N, Pierce, Of
Indianapolis. The making oitheawards
will necessarily occupy all the remain
Ing two days through which the show
continues.
The cat room, to the right on the first
floor, Is always crowded, The children
especially delight In the big, fat playful
Angorra kittens, the sleepy old toms and
the bright faced, sleek coated mother
tiger cat and her kitten. Such q colec.
ton Of cats was certainly never seen in
Wheeling before. slim Blaine,n "the
same old COON" Is one Of the largest
specimens ever seen anywhere, and is a
"yery amoosjn cuss" to observe. In the
same room Is a fine collection Of rare
pigeons and doves, all perfect beauties,
In the room Just across the hall are
some Of the largest and handsomest
turkeys and geese ever seen, while tho
two old court rooms are devoted to the
general poultry exhibit, and are crowded
10 full that it was all the large crowd OF
spectators could do yesterday to move
about.
The dog show is up stairs, and is the
centre OF attraction for many, DR..
Wilbur's dog with II silver stomach at.
tracts general attention. This evening
at o o'clock the Doctor will exhibit his
pecullarities, feeding him milk and
then removing the stopper from the sill.
yer tube leading into his stomach and
allowing the milk to run out.
The exhibition continues two more
days, and everybody should SEQ 1t be-
fore II closes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record two deeds Of trust and the follow
ing transfers OF real estate!
September 10, by Charles Amick and
wife and Charles Wagner and wife to
Henry Amick, in consideration $500 so,
for an undivided half interest in a tract
Of land south Of Caldwell's run, adioin-
ing lands Of August Miller and John
Goshoru.
january 9, by D. Lamb and II. NJ.
Russell, special commissioners, to II. l..
Schroeder, in consideration OF sos for
lots 10 b and IS A in division D, OF the
land involved in the suit Of sobieska b.
Caldwell vs.. Caroline N. Wilson ct al.
Same date by the same commissioners
to August Kluve, In consideration Of
$l20, for lot SO In Division g.
Same date by same commissioners TO
Julius Jansen, in consideration OF
$500 50, for the west fifty feet Of lot IA
B In Division j.
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Prof. ]. MelSter IL visiting at Columbus.
Jacob Fox Is confined 10 his home by sickness
Mrs. Freeman, Of Pittsburgh, Ii tho guest oil
her SON. II. d. Freeman.
Mr. Samuel stillwell, who resides west OF this
place on tho 81. ClaifsYlllO pike, died yesterday
OF 4iij y, M,
Elmer MoClaughrcy has moved his family hOrC
from KlmbOltOn, and Will establish himself In
business soon.
Harry lIumCS leaves to-day for FOstOrla. where
he has accepted 4 situation with the Nickel Plate
Glass Company,
Thomas Morton and wife, Of PllHburgh, who
have been visiting q. ", bartholomew, returned
10 their home yesterday.
Charles Cook, who has beOn attending college
In New York, has completed his course and 70.
turned home, whore hO Will accept 4 situation
with tho Standard Iron Company
last evening Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Moore gave
avery pleasant New Years party at thClr home
In West wheeling. About fifteen couples EGtO
present, who enjoyed themselves At uupIUr, dom.
lnOes aud dancing 10 tho music Of Prof, TGrbots
orchestra, until tho merry making spirit Of the
glieStA had tired Out, when they sAt down IN al
elegant supper. After paflAkltig heartily Of IL,
with many good wishes 10 Mr.. aud Mrs, Moore,
they dispensed,
Last night about s o'clock q middle aged man,
who had fingered Just q TITLE too long at tho
flowing bowl stumbled and fell In crossing the
street, and striking his forehead on the end oi
sharp stick 10 carried cut long ugly cash over
ono eye, lilo was taken 10 the jail wlierD mgil'
cal aid was called aud the gAsli SeWed up. The
wound was an ugly one but not serious, Ito de-
Gllned 10 give his name, but Insisted 20 ~.
pressing tho crowd with The remark that hs
would never come down here again,
There will DO quite new aud novel entertain
tnent given al tic First N. u. church hOGl Mon.
day aud Tuesday evening. by Tue Ghlne,C Village
Company. The ain NJ the company u 10 NUS
tIaiO every day llfO IN China, and 10 accomplish
ihlg they have With them Chinese lady, baby
gltiAnl two men who come originally IRON Can.
collection III Chinese ctflDyIilCs. oddities, works
ui aFi, IDOLS ptaypr IhaChlnpH joss PAPER, etc
Rico wifi No cooked and eaten on the atagp In
iitib Chiheschtyc. The entertainment u spoken
81 very highly "a being both Interesting and
ih6lftitllyp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
| MINISTER'S sad DEATH,
Rev, Dr. H, H, M6reII, the Pop
ular Rector Of ST, Luke's,
EXPIRES SUDDENLY, ALONE,
While u Large Congregation Waits
for Him to Arrive at His Church
to Lecture -Apoplcxy the
Cause-A Shock TO All,

About twenty minutes after o'clock
last night Rev, DR., H, H, Morrell, for
the past three months rector Of St,
Luke's P. E. Church, on the Island, was
found lying dead in his room in the
Zinn building, corner Of Main and Tenth
streets,
DR., Morrells church Is accustomed to
hold prayer meeting services on We'd
nesday evening, and last evening he
was announced to deliver a lecture,
The congregation which assembled was
the largest everi in attendance on week
day service in the church, The hour
for the services to open, 1880, passed.
and DR., Morrell did not arrive, After
nearly an hour had elapsed, members oil
the church went to his lodging room to
ascertain what was wrong. A little girl
went up TO his room and knocked, but
received no response, Then some one
climbed up and peeTed In the tFansem,
ang saw his body lying on the floor In
front Of the fire place. A key to another
door TO the room was procured, and the
room entered, The body was still warm,
but life was extinct,
DR.. Hazlett was called in, and after an
examination, gave 1t as his opinion that
death was the result OF cerebral apoplexy
or heart trouble, County Coroner
Schaltze arrived little later, and after
viewing tho body, decided that no formal
inquest was necessary, and gave certiR-
cate OF death In accordance with the ply
siCian's opinion,
A telegram was sent To Dr., Morrells
daughter, Mrs. @. II, Warren, OF Knox.
vile, Tenn, and the body was prepared
for burial and left in the house until
such time us Mrs, Warren can be heard
from as to what disposal she desires To
mako oft.
DR.. Morrell, though he had only been
rector Of st. Luke's for three months,
was unusually well liked by his people.
He was q fine pulpit orator, q genial and
pleasant man in social intercourse, and
an energetic pastor. He came TO st,
Luke's from Greensboro, Ky, He
boarded at Mrs. Senseny's, on Main
street, and roomed in the Zinn house,
The large congregation was inexpress'
IDLY shocked when informed OF the oc.
CurFence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
BELlAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tile Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip from
the Glass City.
The Immortal ]. n. win be hero In few days
WlllF. Reed is quite sick at bis home on Gravel
Hill.
"MuSg's Landing at tho ElysIan tomorrow
night,
Mrs, J, A. Faris aud son Tom, Of Wheeling,
arc here among friends.
Of Mrs. g. II. Dankwerth.
PIP. Ellis, OF Washington G. H., Ohio, Is back
In the city from atrlp home.
There was no Council meeting Tuesday night
on account Of tho ilrcmOn'b supper.
Mrs. Il. II. Pratt and daughter Kate, OF Wheel
Ing Island, arc hero among friends.
The Lantern Globe and KtnR Glass works re-
sumCd operations yesterday morning.
Three young men kicked IN tho windows Of d
Second ward house and Will pay dearly for II.
Andy Washington, n colored man, was hit ID
tho eye by Rn unknown man on Tuesday night
Tho @. A. Il. and W. Il. g, will hold public
Installation Of officers on Friday evening at thOlF
hall.
George o, llOblnsOn will begin operations with
his improved brick machinery ut Georgetown III
a few days,
There wCrc about eighty couples present at the
White House supper given the BOllRIro tlremer
By Blum Bros.
A man was stopped In Gravel Hill cut the othCl
evening, but. presenting revolver his RSsallRni
said he would see him again,
j. q. Grant, Of New Orleans, sent his sister
Mrs. Kate Carr, valuable Christmas box full Of
presents, which did not arrive until yesterday.
a Bohemian whose name could not BIO learned
or pronounced fell In Belmont street collAi
way and was badly hurt but no bones broken
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done by, or contracted for by any
stranger, while there are o sufficient
number OF citizens in said city who are
competent and DESTROYS OF contracting
for and doing such work,
TheFeforeyo petitioners respectfully
ask that a city ordinance be adopted
providing that, In the future, all con-
tracts for works OF internal improve
ment by the city shall he let to no per
son, company or corporation other than
those residing in said city and who
shall pay the recognized standard Of
union wages. W. N, sToETzRR,
President Building Trades Council.
CHAs, I, PARISH, Secretary,
Representing the following trades
unions; Carpenters, brick layers, stone
masons, plusterers, painters, plumbers
and timers; total membership 4D6,
Endorsed by Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, by
JoHN CocHRAH,
Chairman Of Legislative Committee.
The Committee on Railroads presented
bills to the amount OF Sl2 SO, which
were ordered paid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
Miss yokos Tonight.

This evening Miss Rosina Vokes and
her company will appear at the Opera
House In three little comedies, "a Game
Of Cards." never before seen here; "My
Milllner's Bill" In which she sings ellis
Art was True TO Poll" and the Trough
Diamond" also new here. Miss yokes'
talent Is too well known 10 dwell OH IL
now. OF tho company, all arc English
but one, Miss Sitgreaves, whose home Is
In this city, and her host Of Wheeling
friends are determined that OH her &c.
count no less than on Miss Vokes', the
engagement here shall DO a conspicuous
SUCCESS. She will receive q royal wei.
come from her old friends and neigh.
bors, The sale Of reserved seats Is In
progressa at q. A. Houses music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
MARTINS FERRY,
Joe Taylor RsCaptured- Personal Gossip,
Electric Lights, etc,


Electric Lights, etc,
Robert Mckee Is on the sick list,
The Episcopal concert petted about Ss5,
field.
The IIhoudda Gleo club left yesterday for stCu'
bGnYllle,
Miss Minnie Quinn, who has been quite sick,
iS able 10 DO out,
Miss Belle Bailey, OF ColCraIn, Is tho guest OF
Miss Jennie Wiley.
Miss Laura Cooper, Of Toronto, Is the guest Of
Miss Emma Henderson,
Mr.. and MrA. ]. A. Dickson entertained tho
Young Married Folks club,
Mr. William Yates who had his foot badly
bruised last week, Is able to bO out,
Over $40 was realized at tho social and supper
ut the U, 7, church on New Years night,
PGaSe tOwnShlp tax books will DO at tho office
OF J. 7, lIanCS on Thursday, January 5, lSSg,
Mrs, q. A. Anderson and non rcluraed last
evening from u charming visit at CardingtOn,
Miss Mary Enlow, Of New MRFllnaYllle, W, Va,
Is visiting friends in Martins Ferry and bridge
port,
Miss India Watkins, Of larncsYllle, who has
been ylSltlng Mrs. William Yates, returned yes
terlay,
"EuChGredn by the Graham.E Earle Company at
the OPEN House last night pleased the large
audience,
Mrs. warwOOd Of Warren. Pa, has returned
after u pleasant visit with the family Of Mr.,
Henry WarwOod,
Paul Morrison, Joseph Pennington, Howard
Griffith aud Walter DAfmh have returned from q
pleasant visit at stGubenVllle.
George RalstOn returned To school at Gin.
Glnnati, George Cheasel Ut Columbus and RObt,
BlRCkfOrd at Washington, each yesterday.
Miss Jennie Campbell, Of Hancock county, ".
n, Campbell, Will return home this week.
The holidays RrO over and when you want
something 10 read 10 10 the P1AtOillce News
Stand, which Is headquarters for literature. Over
800 LOvclls and MoirO's Libraries received this
week,
~ Council on Tuesday evening tho ordinance
granting the Wheeling Electrical Company per.
mission 10 light the city with electric light passed
to Its second reading, Steps were taken 10 open
Catawba street on the assessment plA1.
Joe Taylor, who escaped from the Martins
Ferry lookup With "POAlm" COM aud Fatty
Eell on Sunday, December lG was arrested yes
tGrtlly afternoon at home on North Filth street.
lie came 10 town last Saturday and has been a.
his home since that time. Yesterday Marshal
Burns was informed Of this fact and had him IN
ton mlnuteSAiteFward. Taylor Saw Burns com
Ing aud concealed himself under bed tick on
tho ilOOF WhGrp no was found aud placed under
arrest. tlO haS been up the river since bis es'
c4pO. Nothing Is known as 10 tho whereabouts
OF Co.'s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

The iarce.comedy "A Boxing Glove
as produced by amateurs from this city
at Wellsburg, Tuesday afternoon and
evening was d success In every detail,
Following Is a clipping from the Wells.
burg Local Of Tuesday evening" "ThC
7. W. Keene Dramatic Club Of Wheel.
Ing who play tonight at Barth'B 0pera
Hall gave matinee this afternoon at
which quite a large number Of ladies and
gentlemen were present, all Of whom en-.
joyed the performance, On the whole,
the troupe acquitted themselves In a very
Ctedltable manner. Tho performance
will be- repeated tonight, when We hope
they will have crowded house."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
THE Ngw COUNTY OFFICERS.
The New Administration Comes In Wit
the New Year.


The New Administration Comes In With
the New Year.
Sheriff steenrod and his force Of
deputies now have charge Of the Office,
e&.sheriF Handlan having turned it
over on Tuesday.
Circuit Judge Joseph Il. PAUL took
the prescribed oath OF office before Col.
Robert White az notary public, and
filed II for record with Clerk Hook. He
expresses his intention to hold special
term ut us early a day as the members Of
the bar consider desirable.
Calls were yesterday issued for q meet
ing at 10 a. IN. an Monday next OF the
new Board Of County Commissioners,
for the purpose OF organizing. The re-
cent Democratic officers Of the Board are
desperately DESTROYS Of being reelected,
why, nobody can conjecture. Ex-Presl.
dent Cruise made several peculiar prop.
ositions to Mr.. A. Fritz, Republican
member elect from Richie district, II
he would vote for him or stay away, but
he refused.
Recently Mrs. Fritz received a letter,
written In German, and apparently in a
disguised hand, resembling a woman's,
advising her us a friend not to allow Mr..
Fritz TO attend Mondays session, as he
would DO in danger Of going to peniten-
tiary II he did go, on account OF having
voted illegally. Mr.. Fritz and his wife
both had too much sense TO pay any at.
tentlon In this threat. Mr.. Fritz has
not voted illegally, and has no fear Of
any such foolish threat. He will be on
hand Monday, and Mr.. Cruise will not be
ra.nlnntp1
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A party Of gentlemen consisting Of
Mr.. Anton Reylnann, Mr.. Henry sChmul'
bach, Major j. w. Mitchell, Mr.. Morg
McColloch, N. Kuhn, Capt. Asa Booth,
Mr.. Joachim Beuter, Mr.. ]. H. Hobbs,
Clerk Lambert OF tho Hotel Windsor,
Col. T. o. Edwards, Civil Engineer Sar-
geapt Of the B. 4 O.,,Charles Rohrig and
Capt. Tom Shallcross will leave to-day
for short private excursion oyer the
Cleveland, Isorain 4 Wheeling road.
They will be the guests Col. w H.
Gront, OF Cleveland, Freight Agent
Green and ono or two other officials
OF the road, and will travel In the
directors special car. A stop Of a few
hours will DO made at Lake Chippewa,
the well known summer resort on this
road, and Cleveland will be visited, The
party will be gone for two or three days
and a very pleasant time Is anticipated.
The officials Of the Cleveland, Lofain 4
Wheeling have a well.Carned reputation
for hospitality.
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The u. 8 o. on Sixteenth street.

The Board Of Public Works had a re.
port before Council at It's meeting last
evening, that was not reached, to the
effect that It had found that in the year
1882 the Baltimore & Ohio road was
granted an injunction restraining the
Board OF Public Works and the city OF
Wheeling from interfering with it in re.
pairing or In removing It's track on Six
teenth, Chapline, Market and Main
streets, The Board reported further
that 1t had taken legal advice In the
matter, and recommended that the fol.
lowing resolution DO adopted.
Res0lved, That tue Board OF Public
Works be and is hereby authorized to
employ counsel on behalf Of the city to
takp the necessary steps towards dis.
solving said injunction.
This has In view the preventing Of
the Baltimore &tOhio In the future
from doing as 1t pleases in the streets
named, as It hRs been doing during the
past two weeks.
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Another big house last evening greet.
cd Calamity Jane" Tho characters
arc all Of the conventional western type,
but this Ia countetbalancGd by story
which ID full Of interest and situations
which arc novel and strong. Tho acting
was excellent Mr., Chapman and Miss
Matthews together With Miss Stanley
carried off the honoB Of the serious pOr.
ton, while MI Lindley, "a a negro,
worked with tho greatest perseverance,
10 please, and II honest, hearty laugh'
tot was his altn hO obtained II repeat;
elly His type Of negro Ia novel, and
although occasionally II savofs some.
what oi The end man, II Is 10 attlstiCRlly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

A. A. Avorlll writes from Salem, Ia.
sex county, Mass, February II, 1885,
dAboat ten days ago1 took d severe
cold, which settled In my chest and back
and caused me much suffering, ilnme.
dlately procured three ALLCocK's Pc.
RoUs PLAsTEasj two l applied 10 my
chest and one 10 my back. In q few
hours my palms yehslbly abated, and III
three days was entirely we'll. take
great pleasure in recommending All.
cocks PLAsTERs,'
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling People
AlIrann,

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Otto Jaeger has returned to Eos
toria, Ohio.
Charles NJ. Richie, OF Fairmont, is a,
the Stamm.
Miss Olive Patton, Of New Athens
was in town yesterday.
Harry F. Waidner, of Baltimore, IL
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Joe 7. Noble, OF Claysvllle, was at
tho Mcclure house yesterday.
Gus B. Spates, Of Clarksburg, was
among his Wheeling friends yesterday
Miss Blanche Warehouse left last
evening OIL visit to friends In Chicago.
Miss Negley and Mrs. Edward Hen
derson, Of Pittsburgh, were ut the Wind
sor yesterday.
DR.. Sprogg has permanently located
at Ne. OPS Main street, and will be glad
to sec all his friends.
j. l.. Green, OF Massilon, the genial
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling official,
was in town yesterday.
L. w. Sutherland, Of smithield, o.,
director OF the South Pennsylvania 4
Ohio railroad, Is at the Mcclure house.
DR.. L. NJ. Riggs, OF Powhatan, and
William i. Hunter, Of WOodstigld, were
among the guests at the Windsor yes
terlay.
Misses Mai and Kate Hagun, Of Dun.
cannon, Ohio, came In from Mt dc
Chantal yesterday and took dinner at
the Windsor
Prof. Joseph Kellar, now located at
Little Rock, Ark, who spent the holt
days with his parents hcre, loft for home
again yesterday.
Mr.. George Whitaker, who has been
spending his holidays here with his
mother, returned 10 his duties In the
East last evening.
Capt. j. T. Kinds, a well known Ohio
River road conductor, who has been oil
on a two weeks vacation visiting friends
In Ohio, has returned to his post OF duty.
Mr.. ]. II. Thayer, Of Charleston, and
Mr. Hoffman Somlnbrs, Of Clarksburg,
who spent tho holidays with their
irlendsin this city, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. William Burke, Of Denver, where
hu is connected with tho Central TialLlc
Association, who has been here spend
linz his holidays with Ills brother, Major
TON o. Burke, the Baltimore 4 0hlys
ticket ugent, left last evening for the
West.
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The river was stationary Of this point
yesterday, with depth In the channel
as indicated BY the leyee glage Of 10
feet 8 inches. The business done on the
levee yesterday was very light. Tile
Hudson IL due down at an early hour
this morning In the Plttsburgh.C incln.
natl trade, aud the Scotia, In the same
trade, Is due up at about the same hour.
The Ben Hur cleared for Parkerburg at
noon; the Courier Is this mornings
packet In this trade.