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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
CALI.E DE LA CRUZ.

BARATURA sin igual
lIERMOSURA sin rival
BELLEZA celestial.
Gincros de algodon, hilo, Seda Y lana. i pre-
clos tan bajos que son materialmente de baltlc
. sea una GANGA.
rrohad, rues, bellas puerto riquc1as, rGs,
caos ell bo!so padres Y compadrcs Oh rgJ de
vnestras familias Y ahiJa&os Il 20
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Lloyd de Puerto Rico.
SOCEE,DbAD DE SECURES
CONTRA RIESGoS DE MAR.
Aprobada por Ell Superior Gebierno.

verdad y.claridad Sc oncentrardn on tolos los ac
FL quo dcsce entrar on as operacionos dc Al insti
tuto pucdr ucercarse las oiicRas. dnne adaurir&
todos los dates que eStime neccsaros les seran
m sin rnIenE
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Maderas.

Las eNisienriHS de pino 5lanco pino tea .on-
uniian siendo crecidas bcn snrtdos. asi. min
gnna ventaia podemos ndiear para carGumen-
to que llegara a.tualmente.
So han importado en- Ia quneena: 76.rlo teia-
manits por Ddctd Neardri yeudid.o prseios re-
sefvados. 1900 telamanit9 por ,TaHe f. Hdia. lie
Halifax. venditos o.! v 7.WV pit4s pino danco
$40
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Utsct Hermano,

Qncd2ndo heclo cargo el s6cio D. Pablo Itset
del activo ypasiyo de In miSma, Y el cual scgl-
ri los msnlos ne"ocioS enc IL anterior bajo su
propia tirma.
Caycy, mayo 10 dc ls771- Po'do tts,t Jo-
50 ttSet %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

Col ing 0creda Lily dc Halifax 800 bis aren-
ques "A bis. maearelas. II 2 i'd i'd. l3o terzonrs y
50 tanlbores pesrada 6S terznntss 10o calaS COZ
i'll. hanalan Xrnlidn i nrncins rt.sprAalns
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de rohlc forradG de composicion cohr. Dicha
golcta tiene buen vcldmcn. bucnas anrlas V
cadcnas es mny velera. Para mas ntormCs
dirigirsc antics del piimero de JUNO pr6Ximo
vcnidero los consignatarios
Arccibo % dc Mayo dc 1877. - J.. FsrHnn-
deg y Comp.
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AVESt).

nea,le csia feela qnetIa dSuelta por mntuo
convenio Ii soeicdad que gilaba rlfrste pueblo
baio In fazon de
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BgtETN AEReiNTlL Dr. PUERTO-RICO
pRECIOs DEANUNcIos.

Do una seis iineas de impression, pubcdndose
hasta tiss yeAes GO cts y 4 idem eada rsnglen que
sxc9dc de los os tEecios seF;in dobles cuando
los anuncios hRyan dc ptbicarse earatsres grne-
sos. en- snamertie en- rpos como los de estes
hneas.s-Pors nlsscs y amos admiten anuneios i
precias convtaeiohAles = Los coinahicados Sc co.
bfarssn q IS centavosla lnea iInpresa. - Annncns
consiniengfos se abonarsin adelnntados.
A loa Atseritofes aua al presentar anllnaos q CO.
municad parAsu nsercpn exhban al reribo de
estar al corfiehtA eI paGo lea hara rebaja
dc 20 p.ss s4.sss 8kess ssgss
PRECIOS DE SUSCRIpClON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27
Heracl;O Gautier.
FOTOGRAFO DE MADRID,
CON La CRUZ DE CARLOS III

u. FRANCISCO VITARHASA
pINroR nRTRtTTsrA PRENI PoR aoBTEaNo
FRANCES con pos MEDAI.I.As De Ia cIAsE pos DE ~
EN PARTS LYON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

Hay mn magniflco su,tlo dc ,odo 10 con
cerniente al ranio So rccil,en por todos los
yapOrcs cosas nneyas
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callc dc Ia Crnz. agentes dc Ia expresa.ia fkbri.
ca dcI g As Ell esta Capital, para insialacio0es
pariictkrcs, con eny0s seHores ,leberaf ehfen-
dersc totlos los pe,litos de instalacones ,le Ia.
bcrias, ldmparas tlcmas trabajos del rRIno
Pto Rico, Mario u lsI7---.L E .Sfeinnf3ier ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-27

clasc3 plnmas tornillos, para humos to.ia sla.
Sc dc pleas ,Iertenecicntes al ramo
Bombas para agua, arregio colocai6n de
las m,inas
Sc aoran, hrniien, oyidan piniaB tosla elssa
de lainparis
Sc atlmiten abouos mehsrnIes para mpiexas
de caferia aparatos
Sc alqailan kmparas para bailcs i precIos
cOnveneiolIales fsss.s 8sflf
Sc caIabian lamparas as53s.s5 s,
Sc inminan fachadas VI gnsto mas ca
prchoso
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Prcmio del SECURE.

kst0s pfcn;os Que Sc iijan tienen variacionea
seguR las epocas circunstancias de Ia nave. por
laEescaas quo ha2an caa puerto ilntes ,le la ar
rbada su ddstiGo. e>caputndose dc esta con,licion
a lus Naysoros con rnia va oTsanizada
El dos por alV ,.lo Segtin POLKA gratfca por oil
importe asagnrado, no SO oomprendera en- los pre-
mics que no ileguen al ,oaa por cielta.
Ell derecho de POLKA ann csncatI.ta centavos por
cada mil pesos no oxocdera de dos pesos ptnce1lta
ceDtaros, cuaHdo pase de eaco mil el importe asegu
raao. Las me extiendan para el cabotaje s IN
reDde b ci1co ceataros por mil. tamp ,co excedera
de dos pesos rcaenta cenavos. pOr Ia mayor iiapor
tancin astCsalratia
rs de cuenta del intsresalo que a.agura comuni
car al ,Gerente de Ia Cnr" .t.nlan intes de rendir
yale, cl nombrs de- captain dol vapor que en- San
la :. Mala Real Ingiesa. para HQ pnssia ASTrar s,h
Fl EsTADo que remita i les Hg2l,ts DE ayeriGs V
haya as msI,a esl.Ssancia ea ias pdzas lihr0s dc
osta ofciRa. Sin euYo requisite no toadr. fuerza le
gal ell iegura
aD-Horas de. .oAcina de a 10 de Ia mailana dc
u 4 de la taFde~sa
Gale dc Tetuan ndmero 80. h,2oiplio
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Nuestros preeios son nuy in6dicos
Las ventas gafantiza,as.
Totlos los ohlelos Sc eIlsefan con gnsto G-i2
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Gran estableelRiente Dc iolOgrlfa.
VENTiS.
SE VENDE.

h~A En- $2.80a, dos mil ocho-
III II. cien'OS pesos, Ia go'cta
F,s.Sz2z9EsS n.lesa FI.lRr, dc Halt
x<Y V%s8 fax, \. f., surta hoy en-
- M-=&L-%K el puerto lie Arecibo, de
-Ssasss5 46 62ll00 toneladas regis
lss9EE tro. constrllda en- 1878.
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Harinas,l

Siguese realizando con lentitud los 1000 10. i'm
porfai0s por R0sdd.
Elberg. GrdtLI. duedaba pendiente en- nuestra
anterior revista perO no conviniendole los pre-
clos aqni ofrscidos, sigu6 parI In Is!a de- tsliR.
noEpnes ha nslgaiG. ol bepg. ,fldSSa M;liet. de
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

CHILLY last night.
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The Ragon left for Parkesburg at 1ol
A. NJ, as usual.
The Fanchon arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning about 5 o'clock, and
left for Pittsburgh at 8 in the afternoon.
She will load Tor New Orleans at Pitts.
buigh.
The o'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh at I
A. NJ. to-day.
The oslIi, Phaston and Telegram were
at the wharf yesterday as usual, and left
on time in their respective trades.
The U. s. Lighthouse tender Lily passed
up about s AN.
The Granite State passed up about IL
A. NJ, en- route from Portsmouth 10 Pitts.
burgh.
The Courier will be the regular Par.
kersburg packet to-day, at JOAN.
Last night the marks indicated A feet
8 inches and falling.
The Emma Graham Is due down TO.
day, en- route from Pittsburgh 10 Cincin.
natl.
tBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October S0.-Riyer Q feet
inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-Arived
-Eads and barges, st. Louie; Col. A.
P. Kounlz, Red River; John Howard,
Ouachita River. Departed-Thompson
Dean, Memphis; Eads and barges, ST.
Louis; La Belle, Red River. Clear and
warm.
CAIRO, October SI.-Arriyed- Tidal
Wave, Ohio River; City Of Helena, ST.
LOUIS. Departed-Yaeger, New Orleans;
City Of Helena, Vicksburg. River IL feet
and rising. Clear.
MEMPHIS, October 3l.-River rose 4
inches; stand at Z feet II inches. Weather
clear; mercury 730. Dsparted-Scudder,
New Orleani; Eckeft, Tor the wreck Of
the Glencoe.
EVANSVILLE, October Sl.-Weather
clear and cool, mercury 80 to 62'. River
| 9.l0 feet light and falling. Down
B. II. Cooke, Sallie Carney, CIV. Ander.
son. Up-Maggie Smith. Capt. Bales.
OF the Mary Ann and barges, here, will
start the Mary Ann up as soon as water
reaches here. The Mary Miller will
start up tomorrow.
SHREVEPORT, October 31.-Arrived-
Texas, New Orleans. Deparled-W. ].
Behan, New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and warm.
,NAsHvn1E, October al.-River rising;
Is inches on shoals.
LOUISVILLE, October 3l.-Weather
clear and cool. Departed-DonnalIy,
New Orleans; Minnie, White river; Mary
Elizabeth, Cincinnati. River rising; 4
feet Q inches in the canal.
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ENJOY LrE.-what a truly beautiful
world we live IN Nature gives "a
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceans
and thousands Of means for enjoyment
We can desire no better when In perfect
health; but how often do the majority d
people feel like giving II up disheartened
discouraged and worried out with di.
sease, when there iB no occasion for This
feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au,
gust Flower vail make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint il the direct cause o.
seyenty.fye per cent Of such maladiea a
BiliousnesS, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Costivenesa, Nervous Prostration, Dig
ziness Of the Head, PalpitatiOn Of tht
Heart, and other distressing symptoms
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, Il
cents. Try Il, Sold by all first,clasl
druggists In the United States. eod4w
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PERSONAL PoINTs.--Rev. John Bier,
who was seriously injured by the explo.
sion Of the steamer Comfort, has recov.
cred sufficiently 10 resume his journey
down the river. f.s.s : 90 )
Jo. Murphy, The KERRY Cow d an
old time minstrel. He abandoned burnt
cork; TO star In q piece called aHelp,n
In which he met with considerable sue
cess. His next venture was In his pres.
ent play. I'LL
Judge Melvin weighs two hundred and
tifteRn pounds. HaneOck Courier.
Col. Richard ReAli, Of Pittsburgh, will
probably deliver temperance lecture In
thla city at an early day.
Mr.. VIM. Campbell, 4 well known First
Ward grocer, died yesterday morning.
Mr.. Q. O johnson, Of the Leader, has
recovered from his recent illness, and
made his appearance on the street yeS,er'
day.
Mr., Joseph Murphy and his dramatic
company are quartered at the Mcclure,
Rev. A. r. Kelley lectures In biz
church Thomson N. E.) this evening OF
"Manlinesi vs.. shOddy."
Mr.. Fred. Hanke, Of the firm o.
6chmulbaeh & Co., leaves town to-day
upon q two weeks business tripdoWn The
river.
Mr.. Joseph Greer, who was 80 BADLY
injured by falling from one Of his house
Il. North Wheeling, some time since, Il
improving rapidly.
Mr.. James Cunningham, t., will id
dress Wheeling Temperance Union No. !
at 0tts Hall, tonight.
DR.. Hullihen has returned from visi
to staunton.
Gov. Mathews has gone to Charleston
to attend session Of the United State
District Court.
Mr.. II. o. B. Wachtel, agent for John
Mccullough, is stopping at the McLure
Miss F. H. Winchester, Principal OIL
the American Kindergarten, has returned
to The city from visit to friends in the
East.
Nj. John Mccullough, who Is an,
nounced to GIL brief engagement at the
Opera House next week, will appear ID
Sheridan Knowles tragedy, "Vifginius,
on Wednesday evening, and in his great
specially in "The Gladiator" on Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Il. vanpelt, Of Belmont county
will leave in two weeks for Arkansas
Col. Jake Sunse left last evening fol-
Roneys Point, on a raid on the long
tailed grey.backs. WO have no doubt
but what he will bring home bag full.
Miss Rena Gil6llan, oil West hlexan-
der, Is visiting the family Of SIR. Isaac
Irwin, on the Island.
Mr.. Frederick Schnman and Miss Mar.
tia Gould were married last evening, at
the residence of Rev. s. B. BarnilE, who
reformed the marriage ceremony.
/
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no CAPITALISTS,
Or PARTIES OF SMALL MEANS DESIRO u
OF ENGAGING IN GRAPE GROR.
ING, COAL MINING OR MAR
ERT GARDENING.

On account Of advanced age, / am detIrous Of
Oh angling my residence, and Therefore Oftr tor ale
ny farm ltuaIed opposite the city Of wheelIng,o on
the nver hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the
village Of EtnRyille. The property conIISts Of q
acres Of hl and table land and Is Of river bottom
IN the hill there are two seams Of coal, 6 and SI
teet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an fool
vein o. cose texture and or free stone an IS foot
vein o. mari, which altogether make soil and m
underlying bid Of deposits Of rich and valuable
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently clipping 70 the east and all under direct ex-
go:ufe 70 the sun Vineyard Of 50 acres, mostly
CAtAEba gApeS all In tne bearing condition, about
seven yeafl old, which has proven Itself able to
pay handsome per cent 70 the culhVator.
The property 10 being approached above md be-
low By 40 advancing tide Of persons seeking small
h9mesteadI, and Is now really the only unoeeupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II valuable Is an Investment for capital seeking
a aie purchase. and valuable 10 those who want
market gardening ground close 70 the city 1t fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands view
OF the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
Tho terms Of sale VIII be one. third casa, balance
10 two annual payments, sper cent interest on de-
ierted payments. For further particulars inqulIC
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD,
On The premises, or By mail at Bridgeport, o.
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A FITTING ADMINISTRATOR visit.
ing Greenwood Cemetery seldom fail Il
visit the grave OF the late Michael
Sweeney, and examine the immense glaus
vase which marks the last resting place
Of the great glass manufacturer. It il
not generally known, however, that this
vase Is the largest glass vase in the world
Il has history, too: In the year 1874 il
was made at the glass works OF Messrs
N. & &. II. Sweeney, in North Wheeling
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in
London. 1t was packed up, ready fol
Shipment, when the works Of the Messrs
Sweeney were destroyed by FIRE, and the
project Of sending 1t TO Europe was aban'
doned. Previous 10 this, however, it had
been exhibited in New York and Phila,
delphia, and taken the first gold medal
ever awarded for anything Of the kind in
the United States. This monster vase
sometimes called a punch bowl, is five
feet one inch high, and weighs 200 pounds
Il Is made in FIVE different pieces. Some
idea Of its size may be realized
when we state that it will hold twenty.
one gallons. It stands firmly on broad
stone, under a marble arch supported by
four columns, fitting monument to the
memory Of one Of the most successful
glass workers OF the day. Some years
before this vase was made, smaller vase
holding seven gallons, was made by the
Messrs. Sweeney, and presented 10 Henry
Clay, and is now in the possession of the
heirs Of the great Kentucky statesman.
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A ROMANTIC WKpDINd.-The IHrHr-
LlGKEcER oil yesterday morning contain.
ed the announcement OF wedding at
HornbrookS Park during, the afternoon
tho contracting parties being Mr.. Ed.
win Vickers and Mis- Ada Pyle, Of Bel
mont county, Ohio. Il seems, a. lovers,
Mr.. Vickers and Miss Pyle had often
visited the Hornbrook place, and obAying
the invitation ofits hospitRble proprietor,
had Stitched their horseSp and done
some Of SLbeir courtipgn on the top Of
the mound. So enchanted were they
with this spot that as they listened to
1.-THE lsattongue of the forest, the a9Wtr.lips Of
the tOd,
Thshigpy VIZ "a, Y that hymn their npurs IN the
they determined that on this very mound
they would DO married. The weather
was all that could be asked for by even
an expeetant bride and groom, and the
arrangements by Mr.. HornbrooE and his
obliglng son Charles were Just what
might be looked for from them on such
an occasion.
Quite large number Of our citizens
visited The Park and witnessed the mar.
riage ceremony. About 2 o'clock the
bridal party reached the corner Of 10th
and Main streets and taking the parson
aboard, proceeded 10 the grove, which
was reached at half past three o'clock.
Soon everything was in readiness and
the wedding company, consisting Of Edwin
]. Vickers and Miss Ada X. Pyle "a the
contracting parties, and Mr.. s. p. Wick
ers and Miss Emma Hewetson "a attend.
ants, with few relatives, arranged them.
selves, according 10 society rule, In trent
OF the officiating minister, Rev. s. B. Bar.
Mtg, Of the 18th Street Eng. Lutheran
Church. The wedding ceremony was the
beautiful form Of the Lutheran Church,
which, when read with full deep voice, Is
very impressive A few moments more
and the "Amen" was spoken which made
two hearts one.
Congratulations followed and the par.
ties again entered the carriages and took
their departure for home, where hand.
some reception and wedding supper
awaited them. The dress Of the bride
was grey silk, deliberately but very
tasteiully trimmed with fringe and folds
Of the same material as the dress. The
bridal hatwas velvet, assimilALing the
color Of the dress, with an elegant willow
plume and cardinal tip. The dress ofthe
groom was the usual black suit with
white vest, but little departure as to
nekctie, delicate shade Of blue having
been substituted for the traditional white.
We cannot close this notice without a
word Of commendationsas TO the conduct Of
the "lookers on in Venice No church
wedding, In our recollection, has ever had
better order than the one in the groves,
Goods frat temples" We wish tie pair,
who dared 10 carry out their own wishes,
even at the risk Of being considered co.
centric, as bright life as they had q
wedding day on the very spot where they
"hitcbed their horses and did their court.
ing"
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MILLS, FREw 4 20,
DDPONT,S

PRooMs-SOO DOZEN FANCY, VA.
ID Rl0US EI1os, Just received aud for slleby
N. REILLY, 1892 and 1911 NRiaSL
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VAMoosEp.-The proprietor Of pref.
eel foundry in Centre Wheeling has left
the city "and number Of creditors" ioI
parts unknown. He ia supposed either
to have gone to the Sandwich Islands, "a
bore holes in sponges for sponge tacto.
ry, or to New York 10 blow bladders ioI
a snuff factory. he, it is surely known
will not soon be forgotten by a large mum!
Der Of Wheeling acquaintance.
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CASED.-on last Saturday evening The
members Of class No. 8 Of the North
Street N. E. Church presented their old
and faithful class leader, Mr.. John
Woods, with nice cane. The presenta.
ton speech was made by the assistant
class leader, Mr.. j. W. Browning, and re.
sponted TO by Mr.. Woods himself,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIr.-The
Wheeling Turnyerein have rendered
their instructor, Prof. Anton Lsibold, a
complimentary benefit, in the shape Of a
gymnastic exhibition at Turner Hall
tonight. The programme arranged for
the occasion should draw a crowded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

THERE was report on the street last
evening that q boy named Burns had
been knocked down by a street car, the
wheels Of which passed over one Of his
hands. supt. Lotus, Of the Citizens
line, who had been up and down the road
several times during the day aud evening,
had heard nothing Of the accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

PATENT STEAM CovERISa.-UpOn The
arrival Of tho steamer Fanchon at the
wharf yesterday, Mr.. Joseph Hamilton
went aboard and covered the steam pipes
and steam drum with the patent steam
covering for which he is the agent. This
covering Is the same as that upon the
steam pipes at the Penitentiary, recently
put on by Mr.. Hamilton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

ABOUT 0 o'clock last evening an excited
crowd gathered around the Opera House
corner, and watched intenlly q volume Of
smoke which rolled over the roof OF the
building. It was thought for time that
the building was on FIRE, but before any
alarm was given some one discovered
that the smoke came from q chimney.
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SALE oFTHE WAGENKsEcHT DAIRY
Mr.. W. P. Hubbard, special commission.
er, yesterday sold at public auction the
dairy farm Of Luding Wagenknecht to
Philip Hansteiu, for $500. The farm
is located about amile up Caldwells Run,
and contains seventy acres. Upon it are
a dwelling house, stables, ouibuildings,
etc. The sale was made by auctioneer
Hervey, who also disposed Of Mr.. Wagon.
knecht's household goods, stock, farming
implements, etc.
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-Enterprise
Lodge No. %, ]. %. G. T, on Tuesday eve.
ming elected the following new officers:
w. G. T, Joseph Degant; W. V. T., John
Degant; W. R. s., VIM. Garner; W. +, s.,
Jacob Britt; w. T., Susie Walker; W. G.,
Daniel Cady; ". NJ, Richard Bowman;
W. !. G., Ladie Fleming; W.O. G., Henry
Brooks; P. VIC. T., Samuel Swift. The
officers will be installed at Peterson's
Hall on Tuesday evening next.
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,0PERA HOUSE LoAFERs.-The patrons
OF the Opera House have for long
time been annoyed by the crowd Of loaf
ers who congregate about the entrance 10
the building, and we are glad to Gee that
the management has undertaken to break
up the nuisance. Last night police
man was stationed In front Of the build
Ing, and compelled all to "moye on" who
loitered in the vicinity. We hope that
the change may be permanent one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

oUrsERENAD1xG.-The Germaaia Sing.
ing Society last evening took advantage
OF the fine weather 10 make q serenadi1s
tour. Billy Meyers orchestra accom-.
panied the serenaders, and furnished The
instrumental part Of the programme ar.
ranged for the occasion. Among Others
who were honored with visit from the
serenaders were Messrs. Henry Frohme
and Fred. Viewig, in South Wheeling, and
Charles F. Meyers, in Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

HoTEI PERsoNA1s.-The following
were among the arrivals at the hotel
yesterday;
81. Jama-John c. McEldowney, New
Martinsville; T. shipley, Baltimore; Da
yid Schroeder, New Martinsville; Georgt
Whipple, Point Pleasant; W. stratton
Middleport, o.
MeLIs-NIr. Joseph Murphy, Mis-
Annie Ward Tiffany, Miss Annie Mortt
mer, Luke Martin, Harry S. Dufiield, ]
N. Murray, W. NJ. Ward, A. G. EnoB, W
Fl. Wallis, G. B. Hawkins, John Murphy
Of the Murphy "Kerry Gov" company
J. Z. Curtis, John G. Palmer, s. George
Wellsburg; N. R. Hale and wife, vii
mibgtoD, 0; E. Rowland, TifFin, o.; LIS
johnson, Taylor county; Paul Boehme
NJ. ]. Becker, Pittsburgh.
Stamm-John G. Way, Sistersville; A
]. Moore, John Moore, Proctor; A. H
Hofer, Baresyille; ]. c. Clark, New Mar
tinsville; w. H. Rogers, Lagrange; G. H
Bonar, West Liberty, W. L, Porter and
wife, West Alexander; W. II. Mallory
Clsrington, o.; A. Dunlap, Bellaire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-01

ATTENTION, CoNrRAcToRs.-The atten.
ton Of contractors is called to the adver.
Lisement which appears elsewhere, asking
for bids for the building OF depot at
Wellsburg for the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky Railroad. Bids will be re.
ceived at the Office Of the company in
this city until Monday, Nov, s.