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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07

JrSr iiru. the Commemofaiion Day Uf KaInehamcha
l.. falling on Sunday. MONDAY. JUNE 1erH will be
Observed a. Public Holiday; and al Government
osoe. throughout the Kingdom will be closed that
day. W y ARMSTRONG
o. - Minister Of the Interior
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Isidor Rosencrantz,

Formerly iu charge Of the pianos Of the well-knowr
college Of NOtre Damcl
Prom among the many testimonials received / be-
leave to submit the following:
The undersigned, founder and director Of the Italian
Musical Institute OF this city do hereby take pleasure
In certifying to the ability and skill Of Nr ROscu
crautz Of a Tuner Of Piano Furthermore certify thai
he has lad exclusive tuning Of the pianos under my
control In and out Of this Institute and has yCT
the most perfect satisfaction. d. SrEBASzA.
san Francisco, January 2lst, lsss
San Francisco, February 10Th, 1852.
10 gives nc much pleasure to state that Mr.. l. Roscn
cIautz has tuned and regulated my piano with grea
satisfaction. Ny doubts TO his ability were entirely
dispelled when after most critical examination,
found the touch and tune much superior 10 what il had
previously been. EUGENIO BIAGCHI
Address IsIDOR ROSENCRANTZ,
Hawaiian Hotel Of
V4Fg..-s. nru- etcrf
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~ ruE srPRrnr coTRf R1T N 81 rIE mn "a

Il waiian kingdom. KaaSaua. hy thc Grace Of God.
Of the Hawaiian Islands King.
To WILLIAM c. FAltkE. Esq-. NurslIai nf Che Ming
dom, or his deputy -Grccting
You are hereby commanded 70 summon FOSTER
CONCEPTION, defendant I'm case be shall die written
answer within twenty days after service hereof 20 BE-
and appear before the supreme CONT 1t bc April Term
thereof be holden nt The Court Room OF The Court
House, Honolulu In The leland of Oahu ON MONDAY,
the Ord day Of April next, 40 ln o'clock A. m 20 show
cause why the claim Of Fanny Cockcif plantn should
not be awarded her pursuant 90 the tenor Of her
nc1cd petition
And have you then there this Writ. with fu'l return
Of your proceedings thereon.
Witness. Hon. A. Francis Judd, Chief Justice 0f
our supreme Court at Honolulu THE 9Th day ~ De
ccmbcr. A. ID. isss.
Seal Of the A. ROSA
supreme Court Deputy CLERK
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From the City Front to any of the
Following Places

Kukui Street, 50c per single load
School Street, between Emma and Bridge i5c per
single load.
Waipias, second bridge 81 per single load
Judd street $40 per single load
lee Works. SD.
Lcico and school Streets, 81 per single load.
Puunui g. per single load.
koholaloa 81 per single load.
kakaakao. 81 per single load.
Alapais, fPaamal sf50 per single load.
Walief'-. kaiihi- g per single load.
Pauoa $40 per single load.
PaTaa, 81 % per single load.
Puualou, g per single load.
Insanc Asylum. $40 per single load.
Aiapai lPal4msl, sl-50 per single load
To Govt Powder Magazine. 8 PCT single load oi
1000 lbs or less.
From Govt Powder Magazine. s. per single load Of
100 lbs- or less-
Qucen's Hospital. &c per single load
Kerosene House, &C per single load.
Oahu Prison. 81 per single load.
HORATIO g. CRABBE.
s. ". CARTER
". T. SHARRATT.
r. PECK
HEBBARD co
GEO. II. ROBERTSON.
MRS. &. r. WARD.
= ~ n. UEusrArr. Manager
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We STATE only that which every one
knows. that the affairs Of this Kingdom
both commercially and politically. are in
critical condition. The continuance of
the Reciprocity Treaty is by no means
assured. while disturbing and antagonistic
elements are developing rapidly and per
haps alarmingly in our political system.
The recent changes in the Ministsy indi-
cate development along line. which Is
by no means assuring to those who have
much at stake in the country.
Under these circumstances, it Is unfor-
tunate that there exists any antagonism
or differences of opinion between English
men and American arising out Of national
prejudice 1t hardly exists among the
thinking men of these nationalities, who
live here, but it is Extensively manifested
by few hot headed persons who are
doing the community incalculal,le injury
These persons forget that they belong to
the same great race which cover; the world
with its ideas. ard they nurse petty jeal-
ousies which should not exist In conse
ouence of this there has been a want of
common effort. and an absence Of common
judgment in political matters. The result
Is that between their divided counsels the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07
T,uai zdrsrtissmrnls.

CUPRE1fE COURT OF THE IIA-
- wAIIAN ISLANDS; u Prooalc-In he mailer
or the Estate Of T. Z. COOK late ul Kan. Hawaii Dr.
ceased. At Climbers, before Chief Justice Judd.
On reading and filing the pctitcu end accounls or W
c. Parkc Executor o. the viii ni T. F. Cook Of k1u.
late Of Hawaii deceased, wherein he asksto Be allowed
s-p0 eO and charges himself with s25i and asks that
ne sarnc nav &c examined and approved. that
anal order may be made Of distribution o. the property
rcmsnnr In his hands 10 the persons thereto entitled
and dischargng him and his surecs ron az irihcr
responsibility IS such.
II s ordered. that FRIDAY, the IN daT q july. A.
d. iss al 10 o'clock before the said l1stcc a.
Chambers IN the Court House, g Honolnlu, BE- and hc
same hereby Is appointed as ihe time ana place iot
hearing said petition ana accounts, and that gu per
sons Interested may then and there appear 9nu show
rrsntcd and NAV present evidence 20 who arr en-
Titled 70 the said properly. And that this order, IN
the English language Be published in the Hawaiian
Gazette. newspaper printed and published IN Homo
lulu. Tor three successive weeks previous 20 The time
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated az Hcuonlu. n. l.. this 9i DAY of June, q d.
1882. A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Justice of TIE supreme Couri.
Attest; JNo. E. BsENAnB.
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il Cd judicial Circuit H. LIN The Estate o. GBO. d.
SYLVIA. OF Lahaiua. Mani. deceased
On reading and dinr ihy petition o. Helena. ts.1
asking that administrator b. appointed the estate
Of Geo d. SYLVIA Of Lahaina Maui deceased and The
property decrecd according 20 law.
Il Is ordered that FRIDAY, Jl VI -ln, iss2, no %
O'Clock a. m al the Court House im Lahainl. be- set
the time and place FOR hearing said petition and any
objections that may be made thereto and an parties n
fersstcd are hereby notified % attend
ABR FORNANDEB
emit rr.rr fssrf Irarrr
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0I7PRFNT COURT on TIIE ma

: III
- waiian Islands, In Probatc-ln the matter of the
estatc Of JOHN II. CONEY late Of Henoiuu, deceased
kfFhambcrs. before Chief Justice Judd.
on reading and ding the petitions % Edward ifcs-
ton and John Ena, ir Executors Of ne viii % John u
Coury late OF Honolulu, deceased, wherein they ask e
h.. N lowed sfiS1 80 and charge themselves with So
ggi OO and ask that the may be examined and
that an order may be made dschargiu- tncri from OFT
further responsibility as such.
In h ordered that FRIDAY ihc isih day Ql juno. a.
d. fss al 10 o'clock m before the said Justice %
Chambers in the Court H1usc. a uuupull, Be aud thr
same hereby Is appointed the time and plsee Tor
hearing said petition and accounts. and ihat 1lI per
SONS interested may then aud there appear and Show
cau-e II any they have, why The same should not be
Granted And that this order. In the English lamgudgc
Be- published in the ~ Hawaiian Gazette, q newspaper
sive weeks previous TO the time appointed therein ur
said hearing.
A. FRANCIS ~ pp,
Attest, Chief Justice supreme tQuIf-
e5 80 Dcpaiy Clerk supreme Court.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IINwA-
I J ian Islands Cd Judicial District. In Probate
In tho Estate of PIO ntAE, Of kohaia, Hawaii, dc.
ceased intestatc. Before Mr.. Justice Hart
On reading and filing the petition OF Daniel Vida, ni
kohala, Hawaii, alleging that fio Diaz Of North
day Of March, A u. issc, and pmyng TIN lctic-- nf
administration ssut 90 him. Daniel Vida.
II Is ordered that MONDAY, the lth day Of dI NJ.
d. 1sss be and hereby BE- appointed for hearing said
Court al kohala, at which time and pIacc an persons
concerned nav appear and show cause any fhcy have
why said petition should not be granted ard that this
order be published In the English language Tor three
successive weeks In The % Hawaiian Gazette. news
Dated Kohala. II l.. MAY sdth a d. fsse
CHARLES 2. HART
Justice Of the Ci7cuii Court.
faIs Third Iufitctnf DiafrIff.
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We clip from an exchange the following: The
Stirling castle was tried month or so ago,
in the Clyde and gave a speed which shows her to
be the fastest ocean going steamer in the world.
In the course of a run of six hours she gave an
averege speed Of 1878 knots, and six consecutive
runs at the measured mile gave a mean speed,
calculated ON the Admiralty method, of 1S-4ls
knots, or y ;nlOths miles per hour. The vessel
has been built for Thomas Skinner q Co.. by John
Elder & Co.. of Fairfield, for the China trade
was tried with cargo Of 5000 tons dead weight
on board ready for the voyage out. Her length Is
430. breadth % feet, and depth 30 feet, and she
registers 800 tons Her engines are the three.
cylinder type, and they developed S237-horse
power The diameter Of the high-pressure cylin-
der is G. inches, and the two lOw-pressure 30
inches. with j-fOot 6-inch stroke. The boilers
are Of steel, and present total heatingsGrface Of
y 161 feet the CRATE surface is 7s7 inches; and
the working pressure 100 lbs. to the square inch
Some Of the speed is due to the character of the
propeller. II Is made Of manganese bronze is 22
feet inches in diameter, with pitch Of 81 feet.
The hull is built of steel, on plans approved by the
Admiralty, with view to national requirements,
and is capable Of carrying coal for a a days
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ROBBINS a APPLETON.

IL y VcneFal A-cnfs- NeW lork, Z. ;. 4.
~ All the above line Of Waltham Watches for sale
at the Store Of N. McTNERNY, Sole Agent for this
Kingdom.
WARE. The Trade supplied At the Lowest Prices.
sG4
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Nauuakea street from a. m to p m. eveIy week day
except Saturday and Monday. - No charge.
M EEO. i. FIFTH. NJ. ID.
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Executors Notice to Creditors

Executors Notice to Creditors.
FRNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE
n that be has been appointed Executor af the viii
Of Curtis 2. Ward late az Honolulu deceased by the
Hon. l.. McCully- Justice u the Supreme Court Sitting
a Court Of Probate
Al persons indebted u -aid iaie are rrqur.icd in
make immediate payment. and aiI pef-ons having auy
claims against said estate whether secured bT mortgage
or otherwise, notdcd 70 present the came. dulF
verified 70 the undersigned Within siE months ffom
this dsic, or they viii De forever barred
a. JAEGER
Executor Of Will of Curtis r. Wsrl
Honolulu April - iss. .s.l .m
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- ISLANDS. IN Equity Lnn1fu fuf.lNuNu w.
Henry IlackfcId j. e. Pfugof y Conrad Glade Bills
for accounting. Order Of Publication
Whereas appears from The affidavit Ul Albert duc
cr that Henry Hackfcld aud j. G.. rnuecr. two Of the
defendants above named, have removed rom The
Hawaiian Islands and now rcsIdc n Bremen, Germany
that they are necessary parties tu said ut and haNg
property in this kingdom:
1t Is ordered that summons issue to said dcfcudruf-
returnnblc on the i3th dgy Of July A. d. ISL ten
O'Clock A. VI. and that copy Of said summons, TO-
rcther with copy Of this order De- published Tor hfc-
months ia the Hawaiian Gazette. ucwapatcr pub
li-hed in Honolulu. and that copy OF said puinfids
bill Of complaint and of said summons and THE order
said Henry Hackfcld aud like copies to said !. &
Phngcr their present place 90 residence appears
Csisnedj LAWRENCE NeCULLY..
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Tnr debate on Wednesday was made lively by "A

IHE ueDaIu ON wednesday was nlue lively Dy Il
sudden attack by Mr.. Piipo on the Minister Of For
eign Affairs, in which he charged the Minister
with imEndenco and recreancy TO the Hawaiian
nation. The Minister replied az considerable
length, recountlng his great services TO the Ha-
D1iiy ldreJlise, omits any mention of this inter
esting debate As the organ 3" of the Ministry,
it Is bound TO grind out only svee. music If the
members Of the Legislature show up the naked
ness Of the Ministry, the organ" does not pro-
pose to say anything to the public about it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07

The within named Foster Conception leii Honolulu.
on about the st of April ssl. iu The barS Pacific.
and October, said bark went 90 Panama with -aid
Foster on board since which time, he has not returned
to this kingdom, aud The within petition and summons
are hereby returned unscrvcd This 18Th day Of February
A. ID. tsse
tSicncdl " e.. PARkE, Marshal.
Hawaiian Islands Island of Oahu-s-s.
hereby certify that the within and iofgoug is a
true and faithful copy OF the original summons issued
in the libel for Divorce Fanny Cockct Foster Con
ccption and also o. the Marshal- return therefor and
that by Of said Marshas' RETURN the Court AZ
the April Term thereof, s.. 10. ise dd order the case
continued TO the next July Term, A d. lss land that
in the meantime, uuattcscd copy of said summons hr
printed prescribed By the statute requiring the sad
respondent TO answer AZ said July Term.
Seal Of the Co.. witness whereof / have
Supreme Court hcrcuuto sei my hand this 18th
day Of April, A. u. iss.
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Dauaiialr 6azettE,


WEnNEspAY. JrNE Z. e.
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81 GaasnIr.

liell-- ~ n.tal sri-i Liccuscs are hereby notified
i r md arr this date the Bar Rooms or Saloons
ia sil sait iornse- rrantsd must moi b. opened
iei7 tr'rnri A. M. and mus b. closed o. Saturday
r-i af lto'r scE and or all other nirhis during th'
r g. tzo oeiaei and 30 person viii BE- allowed to re-
ir urr lrE tir sad ur-misrs sfier closing hour'
aHua, nsr-l SIMON b KAAi.
Minister % Interior.
r--.---- a.. .r.--l l.t - - u
En IS o. o., tus tti. dry l,-1r srpoiuted an Ageui
r--alir- auE r--tlfsur ihc Acknowledgment 10 In
-r-uu-a. ra- uf DisiHe o. Hiio, I-aHp4hoehoc
urvu THOMAS BRUwN
hr Registrar oi Convcyunces.
-rru, b. kAkI.
r GENE ssh. Iss2 - 3
I'D. O. r. EsuUus has this day been appointed Por
rlr-l..- ia- .-r ~ 81 Kalului, NauI
WALTER y GIBSON.
President Board Of Hcalth.
uH Haasd aiIieaItl. June ad- 49, - = g
Tts foaarIu- etftiemtu have this DAY been ap
ralrtrt t-rnss sd -ra1f Narriars Licenses, Tiz:-
sssl11 Ers.ls. fa- ihf nis,uri o. Waimss Kauai
ksls ra- sas nlsiriri oi Llhu,. Kauai.
sTNOS X KAAI
Minister Of thr interior.
lr.- ua.a. Nar sll Iss- 90 3t
~ b k.-slll =. iiiis dsy brez appointed Road
-a--s-u- Tu- .l.- Disi-,ai af Hama. Island - Maui
SIMON X KAu
Minister of tse lntrrigr. r.
laaa-as- is.. .gaul lsi-lss- ~ 30
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NOT ON The VESSELS RAILS As FORMERLY; OR lF DE-
IuEREn ON IHE VEssEIS Rails 81 u els PEI ION

Coal bagged 5si ,c per ton 21i0 lbs.
Cual loosc, JJc per ton, 22iD lbs, or any part
thereof.
Lots OF Coal. over 20 tons, zoe per ton-
Carting and piliug Coal, per agreement
Brick, 81 per ".
Brick. pressed $40 per VI.
Lime 31i4c per load
Cement, 35Isc per load.
Merchandise 70 Bond. b e per single load
From Bond, j0c per single load.
Moasses, 35isc per single load.
General Merchandise 20 the Island Steamers and
Sehooncrs, jOc. per single load
General Merchandise exclusive Of the above, 81 &c
per load or ton, including The following bound
aries Bcretana, Alakca and Maunakca sis,,
aud City trout.
Iron and Machinery Jgc per ton or load
Extra Machinery and safes. per agreement
Lumber, 50c per NJ
Posts. &c each.
Shingles. 50c per ~ N.
Rubbish and DIt. Joc per single load.
Boats. &c each.
Black sand. per special agreement
White sand $50 per single load.
Wood, i0c per cord.
Furniture. uer agreement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07

But let lis return to the report itself.
wherein the Major Commanding. David l..
Kinimaka. reviews the military condition.
We are told that the expenses of the regu-
lar army have been kept within the amount
appropriated. except during the small pox
epidemic: though why they should be,
seeing that-the country pays for the food
and clothing OF our brave defenders. Is not
quite clear. 1t Is satisfactory to learn
! that there have been no desertions. 1t Is
proposed. owing to increased wants and
in view Of the menacing air of our great
neighbors. to put the regular army on a
war footing Of 65 men.
The behavior of the troops Is reported
as good. and they are said to have dis
played ~promptness in responding to all
the calls Of the Government" Under such
circumstances, the report thinks that, In
view Of the numbers that have passed
through a course of military training
(averaging TO years serylce), acquiring
a certain amount of military knowledge at
the expiration of their service, which Is
entirely lost to the Government. II IS.
therefore. deemed advisable, and l would
strongly recommend the necessity of form
ing a reserve force, as instituted IN other
countries The advantages Of such sys-
TEN cannot be moderated when placed
under proper rules and regulations" We
have given this remarkable sentence yer
batim: as to what it may be intended to
mean. we are somewhat IN doubt. There
Is certain vagueness about 1t which we
presume should accompany all great docu
ments. However, we may look forward 10
reserve force, that seems tolerably
certain. 4 system Of compulsory retire
meat viii probably be adopted, in order to
give opportunity for promotion; the major
commanding and few other officers viii
be retired every three months, and by this
means. 1t Is hoped that we may within
few years, equal Il we do not excel Nene-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07

s,TrREnE coURr or lie HAwAIIAN


day OF April A. b iss.
nn.an 4 Em-A. m-nnLv uL--. eunr-m- Count
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-06-07
IN CHAMBERs. CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Attest. JNo. e BAENAnD.
Clerk OF the supreme Court 16 %
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Shippina.
For san Francisco.

On and after Aug 10Th the Likcikc viii leave her
wharf Al r n No freight will be received after ~ n
Duc notice given Of this rule and 4 will be carried
out ,sgW WILDER 4 co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-15

n Riley. was received aud read by Grana'
Secretary Long. The reports OF all granu
officers were read, after which the ioilo"
ing were announced as the
COMMITTEES FOR 1882.
Work-Grand Lecturer and bis deputies.
Returns of Lodges-Jobn ID. Weymouth
AD. w. Strickler, ]. l.. Knight w u
I;npsmfelter, /. v. Seymour, w. -
sloneker, G. L. Lowtber, w. A. Winters
Charters and Dispensations-Geo. W.
Feidt. John G. Schilling, Alex. d. Folgey.
Grievances and Appeals VIM. u. ben'
nett. j w. Grantham, L. II. McConlha, ~.
III. Stnckey. A. II. Butt.
FINANCE Will H. Riggs, Geo; f. Thorn
bnrg. Frank Burt, Frank E. Nichols, Chas.
E. Turner. y.,.or
Masonic Jurisprudence-k. u. Waiter'
]. w. Arbuckle, Robert White. TT
Proceedings of Grand Ohcers-Wm. n
Freeman, T. ]. F. Hsyslip, V. Rosenburg.
Foreign CorrespsndeAce-Grand Secre'
' BSy,Laws-H. B. Howard, D. J. Gibssn'
], s Book. "a
At 10 o'clock the Grand Lodge closed
until 7:S0 this evening and the members
partook of tempting feast spread 81 Aa'
sonic Temple.
Al the close VI the banquet, Bates Lodge,
of this city, bti''11 a 6onvocation, in which
work was done in three degrees, in the
presence of large number OF spectators.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF u Personal
Character.

Character.
Col. Ben Wilson is at the Mcclure.
Hon. A. A. Lewis, of Weston, is at the
Mcclure.
DR.. Colley shriver, of Bethany, is here
on Masonic business.
Mrs. Letitia Cook, of Rayenswood, is
visiting friends in the city.
H. r. Howard, Esq, of Point Pleasant,
was in the city, yesterday.
o. l.. Holiday, Esq, of Moundsville, is
here attending Grand Lodge.
c. w. Brockunier, Esq, went to Pitts
burgh, last night, on business.
Ed Norton, Jr, is confined to his home
with an attack of typhoid fever.
John II. Weymouth, of Beverly, form.
erly OF the Mystic Tie, is in the city.
S. L. Mooney, ESQ.,, and wife and chill
dren, of WOonsfeld, are at the Mcclure.
Mrs c. n. Brady and Miss Amelia Pax
ton, of Wellsburg, came to the city, yester-
day.
President W. X. Pendleton, of Bethany
College, is much improved and is able to
sit up.
Grand Master John H. Riley was not
able to attend the Grand Lodge this COM
munication.
Hon. B. +. Martin, ex-Congressman from
the Second district, is in the city, on Ma
sonic business.
John NJ. Collins. member-elect of the
House OF Delegate from Kanswha comfy,
was in the city, yesterday.
DR.. J. H. Weymouth, of Beverly, ". Va,
editor and proprietor of the Mystic Tie, at
that place, is az the MeLure.
Mr.. Frank Morris. of the Pittsburgh
EceniRg Leader, is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Hamilton, on the South Side.
Col. w. w. Arnett will leave next Mon
day for Fairmont, where he takes part in
the celebrated Baker murder case.
]. q. Malcolm, ESQ.,, late sheriff of Mich
elias county, was at the Auditors Office,
yesterday, settling his accounts.
Mr.. Willis Dillon, brother of /. G. Dillon,
Esq, has secured a position in q large
PtIburgh jewelry house and has located in
that city.
Hon. John W. Granthan, of jefferson
county, who represented that county in the
last House OF Delegates, is here now, as q
member Of the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
VIM. Sbanlin, late deputy sheriff OF Mon
roe county, called on the Auditor, yester-
day. Mr.. ShanliR is closing the accounts
of w. w. Pence, Esq, late sheriff of Mon
roe.
Capt. McElheney, President Of the Ohio
Valley Transit Company, was in the city
attending the sale Of the steamer J. S. Neal,
YESTERDAY He left on the o'clock train
FOR his home AZ Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-15
Mbrelins Resistsr
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER rs, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For Sale-Pool Table.
For Cincinnati-Steamer G. W. Ander-
son.
Trustees Sale of Furniture, Carpets, &c.
SOcial-Thomson NJ. E. Church.
wanted-StOgie Makers.
The Grand" Fire Place Parlor Heater
Nesbitt & Bro.
Time Card-B. & O. Railroad.
louisiana State Lottery-LL Local Page
Sundries-R. II. List
watches-Miller & Franzheim.
Shredded OATS. II. Diehl X Co.
Painters Materials-W. A. Wilson.
Beautiful Bird Csges-G. W. Johnson's
Sons.
Fer Gentlemen-T c. Moffat & 90.
Tie "Bessemer" Stoye-B Fisher < Son.
NJ Goods MisrepreSeuted-J. I. Stone,
Louisiana Rice-Edward Reid.
Just Recelved-TheS. +. Heyman.
Saddles. Trunks and Harness-John II.
Hall.
Good Cheer and Welcome-Monarch
Billiard ParlOrs.
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Ellington
Third Page
Hard Coal Stoves-B. F. Caldwell
Third Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-15
Worthy Of Notice.

Gen'ls g. T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal
A. Fairly, of Va, certify-see card with fac.
SMILES OF their signatures in another col.
umn-that they supervise the arrange
mcnts for all the monthly and semi. an n ual
drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and con-
troll the drawings, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and in
good faith toward all parties. In these
days Of deception, this broad declaration
will meet with a hearty response on the
part Of the public, in patronage of this Pc
culiar institution, the mission of which is
to maintain noble charity in the city OF
New Orleans, without regard 10 sect, color,
nationality or race. The full particulars
can be had on application to NJ. A. Dau-
pbin, New Orleans, La, who will cheer
fully answer any or all queries relative
thereto.
ALL are invited to attend the Electric
Light concert at Louis Schwalb's saloon,
on Main street, tomorrow night. Music
by the Opera house orchestra.