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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
TEATRO.

Ameno, selecto y variado sera
sin duda alguna ell eSpcctaculo
escenico que tendra lugar maflana
domingo por la noche en- nuestro
Colise0 4 beneficio de las provin
cias andaluzas azotadas por los
terremotos.
Segun el correspondence pro-
grama acordado por la respectiva
Comisi6n, sc pondran en- escena
las tres preciosas pleas cdmicas
siguientes, en- un acto cada una
Ropd blanca, de don Ricado
Puente y Bra1as.
14Sirse de IN cd6eil0, de don
Francisco Camprodon.
Una casa de feraS, de don Ra-
fael Marta Liern.
El intermedio del primero al
segundo acto Sc llenard con un
didlogo tituladol
La Madre y Ia HVa. bssado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
GAcETA De HOY.

Circular del Gobierno General
que va en- otra parte.
R. Q. sobre adquisici6n de ma.
terial de valixamiento necesario
en- ell puerto de Mayagiiex.
Otra referente d la Compafifa
Trasatlantica.
Otra relativa 4 hu6rfanos de Ia
guerra.
Nombrado por el Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador; General Official 80
de Administration en- la Secreta-
ria de aquel centro don Barto!o-
me SerracaLte, con destino q una
plaza que ha vacardo ror &c.
santa del que ls desempenaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
FL CkamEor del Pais deseaba ga

Ell Clam or del Pals deseaba sa.
Der por quG al Salir el correo Gin
dad de Sam htander en- la tarde de-
martes 10 del corriente 10 dirlgia
el practicP de ndmero de este
puerto ID. ! Enrique de Orbeta, y no
ID. Antonib Rodriguez.
Podemo 5 contestarle, bien in
formados, que por estar de guar
dia Orbeta y correspondence este
servicio co n arreglo a Ordenanza
y respecto a las habileS maniobras
que practif6 el Captain del vapor
para sacar 10 de la pequena vara-
da, podem Ps igualmente asegurar
que las efectuadas fueron todas
4 peticion del referido PRACTICE,
quien ade mas orden6 otras con
anterlorida ID al accidente, que de-
bieron cum hplirse.
Posterio rmente ell Practice de
guardia d. Enrique Orbeta gui6
a puerto q II por la manana al
correo atomic Lopez y 10 sac6
en- la sigui fnte del 3 sin novedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
LIMP A DEL UERTO
REAiTID0.)

Una verda ID reconocida hoy por todos,
y muy partlf tlfularmente por ell comercio,
tuerza impu sora de todas las nacicnes,
es la necesid lad de dar principle a aque
Has obras d la mayor brevedad possible,
pues raro es Ell dla que no tengan que
sufrir una v Arada los mejores vapores
de las princl pales lineas nacionales 8
extranJeras q1e frecuentan nuestro
puerto. Ell mayor nimero de estos
barcos calar de 20 a "a pies, 8 sea pro-
ximamente Pl fondo que en- la maxima
bajamar ter Iemos en- las dos terceras
parties del CT sLnal, circumstances por la
que Sc ven dbligados d fondear en- este,
demasiado lhlos para facilitar las ope-
raciones de &arga y descarga Y en- un
lugar que debe estar franco para evitar
desgracias averias. Los restantes, de
10 IA pies de calado, fondean en- 10
que aqni COZ lsttuye ell puerto, que es
la dlstancia comprendida entire los
muelles, bal b punta larga y boya conf
Ca, siendo e. ia tan reducida que apenas
pueden fond ear seis vapores, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta Ell sltlo que necesitan para
fondear.
E estar os barcos aproados la bri-
sa reinante del N. E. impide que ningu-
no de ellos su salida pueda franquear
las boyas de canal, sin hacer irremisi-
blemente la ciaboga, teniendo que efec-
tuarla, en- ta n pequeflo espacio, que 81
este mide m Rs de $50 pies de eslora y
no gobierna bien, esta expuesto d caer
sobre otras fmbarcaciOnes 8 d tocar en-
ell fondo, y a no ser este tango, en- su
mayor parte hubieran sufrido grandes
averfas en- sinnhmero de varadas
ocnrridas. AL tomar ell puerto, sucede
casi 10 misn1 o, pues una vez frances de
la boya, antics de campana, para buscar
las del canal tlenen que parar con al
guna frecuelE Ecia, hacer Ia mencionada
ciaboga, exp onerse d varar cada re-
voluci6n de la h6lice 8 d chocar con
otros barcos que salgan.
Tai es $l estado del pnerto de
la Capital de la isla de Puerto Rico,
d donde re% %alan los mejores vapores
de las prlndipales compahias que cru
zan ell alta htico mar de las Antillas
y mar del Norte,~ amen de las po-
cas- facllidd ddes y morosos medios
con que GU Fnta pare. las operaciones
de carga y descarga, pepudicando es-
to d la nave sacidn y al oomercio Sc
riamente. rerminados quedaran los
trabajos de b caualisaci6n del Istmo
de Panama, dentro de tres alos, y nue.
vas lineas de vapores recslaran d nues-
tro puerto, e que esta llsmado ser ei
prlmero en- as Antillas, no tan sola-
mente pof 81 posici6n geogTdfca, que |
10 coloca eu 81 paralelo que han de Sc
guir los buq Pes que del mar Paci6co
pasen ell can hl con rumbo Europa, si-
no porque edta nueya gloria de NJ. de |
Lesseps, q nl las de abreviarnos las CO. |
municacione con Asia, abriSa paso VI
tacilitara el trafco de paises sumamen-
te ricos colnP el Ecuador, Pera. RQli-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

En- una. de las anteriores rela-
clones de cantidades que Sc remi
ten por pueblos : corporaciones
para el socorro de las victimas de
Andalucia Sc hizo constar ell envio
de cinco pesos por la Excma. Sra.
Condesa de- Verdi, d nombre del
Asilo de San Ildefonso, de que es
Presidenta.
Rectifcamos este dato manifes-
tando que los dichos cinco pesos
son procedentes de un aonativo
particular de aquel las Hermanas
de Carload.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

Seglin nos escribe nuestro esti-
mado corresponsal de Vega -baJa,
celebraronse ell ii del corriente
en- aquclla igIesia parroquial So
lemnes honras por el alma del
inolvidable Y respetado vecino de
la localidal don Francisco Otero,
de cuyo sensible fallecimiento nos
ocupamos hacc algdn tempo y
en- su oportunidad.
Bien hln honrado la buena
memoria del senior O ero su dig
nislma ,enora Niuda e h'jos!
E. to lie las honras fue muy
In lido. Eormaban rarte de IA
orquesta varios acreditados mlisi
cos de esta Capital. Oiciaron ell
Reverendo Cura Parroco de We,
ga baja y el Poro. Sr. Puig, de
Manati. La concurrencia de am
bos sexos fue muy numerosa y
escogida. En- e, centro del tenn
plo Sc alzaba un suntuoso tdmu'o,
obra del Sr. Ferrer, de Vega Ba.
ia. Terminadas las honras, los
senores Otero repartieron limos
mas a los pobres. Acierta nues-
tro corresponsal al decir que los
sehores Otero han heledado las
virtudes y el de,prendimiento de
su ditunto senior padre.
Repetimos que bien han honra-
do estos la memoria del autor dc
sus dias.
Y ahora anadiremos que d la
vez Sc nan honrado a 81 mismos.
Otra noticia nos trasmite nues-
tro diligente correspon>al, y es la
de que la colecta iniciada en- We
-baja para ayudar al socorro de
nuestros infortunados hermanos
de Malaga y Granada promote un
lisonjero resultado, mejor del que
podia esperarse, dadas las circurs-
tancias que hoy atrayicsa aquella
villa.
Esto habla muy en- favor de tan
generoso vecindario a! cual con
tan plausible motive felicitqmos
cordialmente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

Es inexa cto que los incondicio-
males y ref Prmlstas de Mayagtiez
Sc hayan p lesto de acuerdo para
allegar soc brros con destino a la
victimas d e Andalucia por con
ducto del \ lDiputado ST.. Lastres,
sin interve hci6n all guna de nues,
tro G)bier DO General.
Lo que fealmente hubo fu6 10
siguiente: amos y otros Sc pusie
ron de ac lerdo para abrlr una
suscrici6n con aquel objeto y en-
war ST. mo htante a los Diputados
pero, tan p fonto como Sc constitu
yeron la J 1lnta Provincial en- esta
Capital y | 1. local en- dicha Ciu
dad, Sc des sisti6 de tai idea refun-
diendose I odas las geStiones en-
esta Junta
Tales SO ia los informes que nos
OtrCS tenel hos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

Como Sc desprende de una car
ia que ell Notario senior Torres
inserta en- Et CIamor, nuestro
estimado amigo D. Cruz Algeria,
Alcalde de dicho pueblo, leios
de haber eiercido coaccidn sobre
aquel aenor Notario, Sc limit6 a
decir d este que no tenia entrada
en- el Colegio, por no ser elector
del Distrito.
Efectivamente, asi SO deduce
del esplritu y letra de Ia ley elec.
toral VICENTE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
Boletin Mercantil.


Re- 6rvome ell pseud6uimo, no
porque carezca del valor de mi
conviceiones, >ino porque, POGO
avezado a escribir para ell ptiblico,
trans6ero para mejores dias reve-
lar mi nombre, 8 para cuando la
marcha del asunto Ii otras cir
cun~tancias 10 hagan necesario.
Aprovecho esta oportuni lad pa
Ia 0frecerme de Y. su atento ami
60, correligionario y antigua sus
crltor
g. B. S. NJ.
n de ".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

No sen 4 xactos los rumores que
circuIaron en- estos dias s0bre los
motives qq qe haya tenido para su
salida ell a \ iso de guerra Feynan-
do Ell Cato leo.
Repetim os que carecen absolu-
tamente do flndamento. Ha sa-
lido dnica y exclusivamente en-
virtud de q 4rden superior.
Los BAR fos son para navegar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

Don An Padeo de Saboya, segdn
nos inform an los peri6dicos de la
Peninsula, ha entregado 10000
pesos con Hestino a las provincias
de Andalu cia victimas de los te-
rremOtos.
Rasgo 8 eneroAo digno del es-
Tornado Pr incipe E intachable ca
ballero quf cild en- epoca azarosa
la corona de Espafa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

y a los diStinguidos correligiona-
rios que fueron disidentes.
Salvando siempre la question de
prineipios, ell procedimiento ha
tenido las anteriores variantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
v Is ia OFFICIAL.

Segdn vd mos por la circular {
itinerario q ne inserta la Gaceta
de hoy, y q ue en- otro lugar repro
ducimos, >. E. dara principle
ell IS a la Fisita Official por Ca
guas.
Repetlm Ps que esperamos mu-
cho dc la v tsita Official de nuestra
superior au toridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15

va supo1 famos que nuestro d.
cho amigo no era capaz de poner-
Sc fuera de la ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-02-15
Al CESAR LO QUE ES DEL CESAR.

Capital.
My senior mio Y di,tinguido
correligionario; bajo el rubro que
artecede encabezare las siguiente>
lineas, a fin de lue, 81 las juzga
dignas del honor de la publicidad,
Sc sirva ordenar su inserci6n en-
ell ilustrado peri6iico de su digna
direction, 2or cuYo hno obseqlio
lie anticipa las mas expresivas gra
cias su S. S. y Suscrltor
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03
THE MONARCH.

Not he who leads the cOnquering hosts
Nor mounts the highest throne,
Nor wins the loudest praise of man
Though he achieve alone;
Not he who braves the battles front
When treason fierce assails,
And dares the deadly cannon's mouth
When only hope prevails;
Nor he who smites with all his powers
The falsity of heart
That turks in subtle reasoningss
Or smiles in fanGied art
But he who strikes the foe t0itEliTs,
The part of self that keeps
The noble aspirations drowned
In mournful lotus sleeps!
Who hears afar the angels CALI
And Titan-like he strives, /
Until in mortal agony
He rends the iron gives,
And stands at last soul confessed,
Unfettered, free and grand;
The victor over self becomes
The greatest monarch OF the land!
Birch arnold, in Detroit Free Press.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03
[To BE CONTINUED.

Chickens, two minutes after they
have left the eggs, will follow with
their eyes the movements of crawling
insects and peck at them, judging dis
tance and direction with almost in-
fallible accuracy. They viii instincts
lively appreciate sounds, readily rum
ming toward an invisible hen hidden in
a box when they hear her call '-Ros-
ton Globe.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03

The qualifications Of melodram-
atist, asserts p1ay-writer, are ga
quick eye for dramatic situations, q
ready sympathy, fertility Of resource,
q quick and sympathetic interest in
human nature, and the power OF char
actsrization. y
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03
CHAPTER VIII
"A coMPoRrABLR HoME.

ssLooks sort Of showery like, = said
John Parsons, coming into the shanty
the day before the girls were to go to
Sacramento, and finding them and their
mother with eyes which gave evidence
of weeping, packing up their Wardrobes
preparatory to starting.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03

ways upon Sheir Song stems. now hid
ing, now disclosing the fruit in their
midst.
The California grapes shipped by re-
frigerator cars, and exposed for sale at
the fruit stands in all our Eastern cities,
and which attract such universal at
tention, give but poor idea OF Cali
fornia grapes when plucked and eaten
standing beneath the vine in California,
or sitting at ease at your own table or
that of q friend, with the sea or the
mountains In sight through the open
window.
Only the tougher skinned or less
luscious of the fruits of all kinds Will
bear such long shipping. The finer and
iuicier and more luscious varieties OF
each must be eaten where they are
grown, or be sent to a not distant mar
ket
California plums are wrapped in It's
sue paper and sent east boxed up IKE
oranges from Florida or the West
Indies, and sold "a nickel apiece, or
three for a dime" to people who buy
them as a curiosity, or a very rare treat.
| AT home in California the children eat
them as children eat apples IN New
England, and the housewife drops them
into liquid sugar and takes them out
great globes OF pearl with centers OF
amethyst. Or she cuts them in halves,
and, removing the pit, lets them dry IN
the sun, and stores them away in sacks
and boxes just as she does figs and
grapes; only that these latter are
packed down hard when but little more
than half dried, and before the rich
juices have crystalized into sugar; and
which, eaten as freely as bread is eaten,
fiushes the veins with the rich blood
that crimsons the cheeks of children
and grown people alike in this land OF
fruits and flowers; this land OF mount
ain ranges and sea-Washed shores; OF
valleys as rich in the elements of agrl-
cultural wealth as its hillsides are with
precious ores-this land that should
bear people as free as the breeze that
floats in upon them laden with healing
balm from the salt sea waves to lind
not freemen, but, delying in mines and
upon leagues and leagues of the richest
farming lands upon the continent-a
million serfs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
LOCAL BREvTrrEs.
l1Attsrs Of Minor Moment iaand About q

Matters OF Minor Moment IN ena ADo1t sAs
Tn Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
this afternoon.
TIE biggest raee yet At the chspine
street rink this evening.
TuE reunion Of the MeMechen family
that was 10 have teen held on the Fourth
at the McAlechen place, below BenWood,
has been abandoned.
W1rn good weather the success Of the
picnic Of the Mennerchor, Beethoven and
Mozart Singing Societies picnic on the
State Fair Grounds tomorrow Is assured.
AeAME Of base ball was played at West
Alexander Wednesday afternoon between
the West Alexander club and the Actlyes
OF this city. The score stood So to IL In
favor Of the Actiyes. lHs6
TUESDAY, The largest freight train that
was ever sent over the Ohio River road,
arrived here from Parkersburg. 1t CON
sisted Of twenty,seyen loaded cars; Bust
mess is booming OF. this short line, ap'
paIently. d
BEFoRE closing down for rest and re
pairs, the Central Glass Works are finish
ing some very beautiful ware, There arr
novel and artistic forms in crystal and II
colon. The best crystal has the effect o.
cut glass, from which 1t Is not easily dis
tinguished. Excellent work is being don't
in the engraving department. 3
Tar new telephone line from Wheeling
4 10 Pittsburgh via Washington, Pa, Is fin
isbed. and was opened for communication
last evening. II Is q great improvement
over the old line. Words spoken In
whisper at one end OF the line can be dis
ltinctiy heard at the other. Manage
Wolf is highly pleased by the success 9
the new line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
rus MoUYpsyILLE CAME.
Rev. Sam Jones oomins-News Notes of In

/
Rev. Sam Jones ooming-News Notes of In,
terest,
About thirty families are occupying theil
cottages on the Moundsyille Camp Ground,
and many others are expected this week.
Letters Of inquiry for cottages are being
received from persons in Ohio and else.
where, who contemplate attending the
camp meeting, commencing the 18th OIL
August. Residents Of the upper town Of
Moundsyille find the camp ground depot
most convenient for them. The Board Of
Management is making extensive prepa.
rations to accommodate the large number
OF people who are expected at the coming
camp meeting. The wonderful success Of
the Rev. Sam Jones as an evangelist will
inducemany TO attend the meeting. Thou
sands have Joined the churches under the
influence Of his preaching during tho past
year,
4 number Of ancient land marks, cot
tages and stables have been removed, and
under the supervision OF the efficient new
superintendent there 10 decided i'm
proYement manifest.
While there are plenty OF amuSements
and all seem 10 DO enjoying themselves
tho spiritual interests OF the campers are
not neglected. The prayer meeting last
night was well attended.
Sunday school and preaching will be
held Sunday afternoon, d
The Secretary, Mr.. =. P. McGregor, in
Wheeling, or Mr.. j. w. Bodley on the
camp ground, will answer letters OF in
qulry Tor cottages.
The hotel Is under tho able manage
OF Mrs. Armstrong. Stables are being
built for the accommodation OF those who
do not have stables Of their own.
Rev. E. j. Hart, pastor Of the Christian
church, Wheeling, has a cottage on the
grounds.
Meeting Association met yesterday in this
city.
The Board mas secured the services OF
the great Southern Evangelist, Sam Jones,
for the camp meeting.
Col. Sterling offered his resignation as
chairman OF the Improvement Committee,
which was accepted, and Col. Hagtlngs
elected In his place.
The rules ioE tho government OF the
grounds until the meeting commences
were adopted, the same as last year, ex-
cept the garbage tax, which was omitted.
A telephone has seen put in the new
hotel at the Camp Ground.
JIM. Richards has been engaged To lead
the singing this summer.
The various committees made reports
showing everything prosperous and ems
copraSing. There are about twenty fami.
lies Occupying cottages ON the grounds.
The morning and evening trains run up 10
the grounds, thus saving q long walk or
hack ride. An effort e being made to
have trains arrive here In the cityat IA.
", and leave for tho camp at Or. ", tins
enabling workingmento put ina full days
woFk, and spend their niRhts at the camp
grounds. From present indications every
cottage on the grounds will be occupied
by the 1st OF August, and the attendance
d the meeting promises to be larger than
ever before,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
THE ooMISe ,FRsr.
Tho Programmes for the Three Concerts.

The Programmes for the Three Concerts.
Sale of Seats.
All the arrangements for the s@ngerfest
to be glyen,in the Alhambra Palace Hall,
in the Eigth ward, commencing July 20
and closing July %, have now been COM
pleted. It has been concluded to sell
season tickets Of general admission to the
concerts at 81 50 each; season ticketsfor
reserved seats at 81 each. Single tickets
OF general admission 10 any OF the concerts
win be rs cents reserved seats ST..
The season tickets will be put on sale at
SHEDS music store next Monday morn.
ing. The sale Of season tickets will be
continued a week before any single tickets
are sold.
Prof. Arbenz, Fest Director, went down
the river last evening. He listened last
night TO a rehearsal by the Parkersbure
singing societies which are to participate
in the concerts, and this evening will be
at Marietta for the same purpose. Next
week he goes TO Steubenville and Pitts.
bureh.
Following are the programmes for the
three concerts:
RECEPTION CONCERT JULY %.
Grand Festival Orchestra. '''','''''''Ss~
aud injcdaaoa BY il ' Arbt 41.
BeethSysp, MAeDneFchnr and Mozart Singing
Societies aud Orchestra.
3. Reception ceremonies opened BY Augustus Pol
ADDE'S ii welcome: German. Rev. Mr: uller.; Eng.
llSh, Mayor Jacob W. Gfubb.
l. "R4t
s. Overture 10 William Tel RoSslni
Grand Festival Orchestra.
9. AtiA-pop 'GSR Carl sS::cSs. Mozart
4. Halden HocsleIn-F0lk Werner
beethoven, MaennGrchor and Mozart Singing
Societies.
g. cayatinc Refine La saba Gounod
Mis- Dora Henninges.
S3 ai5 e T FesiS1 GScs and ocGs:ifs
AFTERNOON coScRHr, JuLY2l.
+ GSud Festival orS6sira s4usopn
E sSSeeR a@ M@anccScr xcs6ssy M ~ Ses
- ~ DeDJ KsIIeFs, Director.
8 cuyuS Amman lsRbat MateE.J -.,,,,,...,,d ounod
Mr.. Carl EluEoha
ps ssnSsnPs isSsOs,s o. sSbas sst'
8. Gobt Hlnn Either Club, Allegheny City, Pa.
TentOnlAs hplnetGQOrt Allegheny Oily Ia
Fmn1 Lehman, Dilector.
T. DGttl Aattt-tDDn Juan 80. Mozart
AlS Flora Williams.
8. SILL Ruht der II. PEEL
GermAnIR. MRnneHhor, Pittsburgh, Pa. John
8, vogel, Director.
0. R0psodle WoryegI ..,,.,,J, s. 6Veude4n
GAnd Festival Orchestra
10. Schileriied Eckeft
CWelliE Mannerchor Allegheny City, Pa.
GRAND EVENING coSGERI, JULY 81.
xy.....I.Y ,,,,,, Mnts1 =. OF ,,ar
Grand festival Orchestra. Wagner
2. scchs alt NeIdsrlandnehe volESIeder.. Kremser
v Grand Chorus and Orchestra
Mt. Carl KarScha, Tenor........ Dag
To seVlllA. Jos. DesSauer
Miss Flora WILLIAM
4 NAcht Lied der Kyegel, Wrede
Grand Chorus.
q Aria Agatha FrelIchullE Weber
Mss Dora HenulngeI.
g. Symphonic No. 6...... Beethoven
Grlnd Festival Orchestra,
u CQYAtine uounoQ
MF. Carl Raubehl.
Cher dor WaiIenschmtede Wagner
Grand Chorus and Ofchsstra.:
g. MOI PefnAnl0
Mrs Nollo Sweeney Palmer,
10 Una N0lte In VeuicIA.... ncnntonl
Ais Dora IIenulnges and Nj. Carl KAuscha.
II. WGcht am R1elm
Gnld ChoruSand Orchestra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-03
City ra1 Equalization.

The Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals met 1t the City Bullding last
evening for the purpose Of organizing.
There were present MesJIs. hhaniey,
Robert Crawford, ]. B. CnHiord, Myles
and schultze. Messfs. DonaldSon, Hiller
and Picket were absent. Mr. Nyles was
elected chairman, and tho Board, after
ordering the publishing Of the usual
notice, which will be found In
this mornings Issue, adjourned until
the 9th inst, when the members will meet
TO conRider the numerous petitions for re-
bates, grievances and circumstances that
have been referred 10 them iinee the pres
ent Council came into existence, examine
the Assessors books and draw s. per day
each. This will be the pleasantest part Of
the programme, which will Of necessity
continue for Beyeraldayt.