The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

men,
The riie in the Allegheny, amounting
to four ioot q. oil CIIy, was good news
to the local rlyormsn yesterday, and /
is now assured that there will DO o
least enough wafer this week to allow
tho resumption Of navigation by all tht
local boats, with tho exception OF thu
Pittsburgh und Cincinnati line. Thu
Lexington was TO have been hero to-day
TO leave at II a, m, ior Maiamoras, but
when Captain Cline reached Matamorai
he found that the liver had not riser
enough for him to como up then. lie
announced last evening that the Licking
ton would bs here tomorrow evening
aud leave for Matamoras the next morn
ing The Liberty will also be here on
Thursday and mako her initial trip IN
the Wheeling aud PafkersburG trade.
Inc Lide H., recently purchased By
Captain Thad 5. Thomas and George u,
Urpman to ply in the Llberty's old
Wheeling ana Clarlngton trade, is to bG
renamed and will hereafter DO known
as the Jewel, not the Buel Is incorTecI
ly reported, Captain Kemple was here
yesterday, and says that his boat, tho
Ben Hur, will be hero on Sunday morn
ing when she will leave at tue usual
hour for Pittsburgh. Nothing mas been
hoard OF the Lorena, Lizzie Bay, oil
II. X. Bedford, but they will DO here a'
soon rs their commanders think there
will be enough water. In this connec
ton the following. giving the captains
clerks and days Of departure from
Wheeling Of the ten packets that viii
PLY in local trades, will be Of interest tc
shippers aud others Interested in river
nRvigation:
Yirginia-Captain, II S, Calhoun
clerk, K Ii. Kerr. For Cincinnati. sun
day. S q. IN. For Pittsburgh, Friday
$ 4. IN.
Keystone Stale-Captain, G. W. Knox
clerk, Henry Beat. For Cincinnati,
Tuesday, S a. nj. For Pittsburgh, sun
day, L. IN.
iiudsun-CaptAln, Robert Agnew
clerk, James Alexander. For Clncin'
natl, Thursday, 5 a. IN. For PiIis'
burgh, Tuesday $ a. M.
Lizzie Bay-Captain, Ira Huntington !
clerk, Ralph Caches. For Charleston,
Wednesday. q a. III. For Pittsburgh
Sunday, IA. IN.
Bon Hur-Captaiu, Fred Kemplo;
clerk, Ed Duna For Parkersburg, Mon.
day, 1 p. m.; Friday 1880 a. IN. For
Pittsburgh, Sunday, 6 a M Wednei'
day, $ o. m.
l.iberty-GAptuin, John X. Booth
clerk, Eugone List. For ParkersburI,
rue.day, Thursday. Saturday, 1889
q. IN.
ii. X. Acknowledgment. Gordon
Green clerk, II. L. Beevan. For Pitts.
burEh, Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday {
L. IN.
Loreua-Captain. Dana Scott For
Zanesyilc, sunday. . 4. m. For Pitts
burgh. Thursday, 6 o. N.
Jcwol-Captain, Thad S. Thomas
clerk, George Urpman. For Darlington,
daily except Sunday, $3.50 p. IN.
Loxingtou-CapIain, Fred Cline
clerk, William Goodwin. For Mata'
morAs, Tuesday, Thursday aud Satur'
day, l0:3O n. IN.
There will be number OF changes in
o,EicarA on the various boats on the re-
sumption OF navigation. Capt. Johu X,
Booth leaves tao C!arln7ton trade for
TIC Wheeling and Parkersbur; trade.
Capt. mad. $. Thomas. VI Darlington,
Will command iao nGT Jewel in the
C!at.ns,ou trade, with George II. Urp'
manas clGrk. A already stated Capt.
Eugene List will ba chief clerk Of the
Liberty. John Stephens, formerly chic
engineer OF the Courier, will have that
position on tho Liberty, aud Thoma.
Martin, formerly oil TITO Keystone state
will DO ciiei mate. George LIS Baron,
for some timo tho Lbcrty's eutinesr,
will 10 engineer OF tho Jewel. Al.
SlAvun, for many years Clork on tho
IIudson aud other Pittsburgh aud Gin.
cinnati boAts, has retired and will hc
succeaIcd BY James Alexander, oil Gin
cnnali, q veteran, whose last engage.
mont on the rlynr was as chici clerk oi
tho Inflated Mary Houston, Cincln
matt AVID Now OrIcah, boat, that burned
a. Cincinnati. Yenr,aso ha was clerk
on ono OF tho Pittsburgh boats. Mr.
Slayen'a many friends on the river viii
regret hia nhsoncs. for no was worry
popular aud efficient officer