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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
REMITIDO.

Sr. Director del BoLETIy MER
CAETIL.
Muy distinguido sehor nuestro
Suplicamosle Sc digne publican er
su ilustrado peri6dlco las siguien.
tes lineas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos. A
GACETILLAS.

Interesante La gran de.
manda do que son ohje.o los lrn-
3resos para ell censo ha impulsado
/ esta Casa q hacer una nueva
edici6n de los mismos, que reco-
mendamos q todos los que los ne
cesiien.
A inter6s.-Con buena garantia
on primera hipoteca sobre una casa
bien situada On esta Oiudad, 6 con
Ia de billetes del Tesoro de Puerto
Rico, SO desea colocar q inter6s
la suma de 10000 a IL, 600 pesos.
En- esta Imprenta infOrmarSn.
Reloies.-Se ha recibido en- esta
Imprenta un gran surt do de relO-
jos de pared, de las formas mas ca.
prichosas y elegantes. Be venden &
I'm precio exageradamente modico,
precio menor aun que ell acostum-
brado en- los de forma usual y CO.
rriente. Esta circumstances hace
que sean de buena aplicacion para
las escuelas, y por SUI elegante for
ma pueden servir de adorno en- el
mejor escritorio.
Descanss en- sl Sshor. - Ha falls
| Icido en- esta Capital, segdn nos
10 anuncia enlutada eaqnela, Ii
spreciable sehora doha Amalis
Garcia d Qlevedo de Vigles.
DeseamOs para su alma Ia Bic
naventuranza sin tin, y q su aA'gi
do esposo consuelo y resignation
Bien venido. .--Hsmos tsnido 81
gusto de saludar Gu esta Impreata
4 nuestro distiDguido amigo don
Mariana Sichar, digno Tenientt
Ooronel de Iugenieros, que acabl
de regresar de Ponce.
ReiteIamosle nuestra cordial sa
lutaci0n do bienvenida.
Fallscimiento. dejsdo d,
existlr en- Arecibo Ia agreeable Se
horita ID. Micaela Berrins, hija de
Procurador don Florencio, de Ga
gu. 6, J sobrina del Lcdo D. jos,
A. dc la Tore.
Descanse el alma de Ia que fu,
en- la gloria eternA y reciban su
deudos Ia expression de nuestrI
condolencia.
Institution libre do EnSenanE,
pOpular.--Los socios do ID misma
GU session ceIebrada recientement'
en- oil Instituro Provincial, eligleroI
10 siguiente Junta Direotlvai
Presldente, don jaime Oomas
Nuptaner.
VIC -presidente, don Alberto
Regdles
Tesopsro, do JosS Antonio Dau
bon.
secsesariO, don Jaime Annexy
lCayol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
HASTA 10000 PESOS.

Sc desea co.ocar 4 IN interss
modico en- una 8 varias hipotecaa
sobre incas de esta Capital. In.
formarkn, Cristo, 3-altos. l28.
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CARRUAJ

So vende uno de cuatro 8 seis
asientos, e6modo, fuerte y unsvo.
1nformasan en- al AlmaeSa ndme-
10 Is, de Ia Marina, frente & n
estacl6n del Trapvia. III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.


Circunstancias muy espscisles ' del
pdblico conocidss, han npedido 81
dueho del bote "MariA Lnisa", en- ven.
70 por acciones, ocuparse De Ia coloce.
ion de las mismss; Sc SUP ica y advief-
TO d los accionistas, que ell ntmero
'grsciAdo 10 serA Ell del 80 del pr6xi.
mo Noviembre, como plsao NO prorro.
gable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28

1
tamiento de Rio-Grande, de III
4rbitrio sobre vendedores ambu
lantes.
R. O. denegando Ia aprobaci6n
a los expedientes relatives al es
olecimiento del impuesto de con.
.umos por los Ayuntamientos de
esta provincial.
R. O. autorizando ell estab'e;i
miento del impuesto de consumes
por el Ayuntamiento de Aqua
dilla.
r. O. autorizA ndo ell estableci.
miento, por ell Mlnicipio de Goa.
mo, del impuesto de consumes q
las carnes frescas.
Solicitud de pertenencias mine.
ras en- Cabo-R6jo, por D Alberto
del Toro.
Privi'egios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
En- la pr6xima semana SO paga.
ran por la Real Hacienda las ii
guientes facturas del sorteo IL:
Octubre 29.-Facturas ndmeros 327 d 332
Hem 30.-Facturas numeros 333 333
Idem 3l.-Facturas nimeros 339 344
Novbre. 2.-Facturas ndmeros 345 $50
Idem 3.-Facturas ndmeros 35l 356
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
Sc VENDE

Una casa sn h calls del Cristo nd.
mero 81; para informes sl gre 10 dsses
puede dingirse 4 D. IDocencio Capdis.
calle del Sol pdmero 5S. l26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28

alegri rayabs en- dellrio. Gre, endo.
me completsmente sanado, descuid9me
en- asarla con regulsridad y luego res-
pareci6 Ia molestis, aunque con menos
fuerzs, psrticnlarmente los grandes
dolores de cabeza. Eutonces empece
81 uso met6dico de los Pildoras IN dia
por otro, en- combinaci6n con Ia ZAr.
zaparrilla, y desds entonces la curs.
ci6a ha sido completa.
Machos clientes de mi oficina, vists
mi curaci6n, Sc han spresurado d to-
mar esos maravlllosos medica N entos,
= los efactos no han sido menos salts.
factories.
Eminentes facnltativos de esta loca.
lidAd han logrado excelentes curacio.
nes con la prescription de esos valio-
sos remedies.
Reciban Vds. el tribute que Sc me-
recen, de su mas segaro
SO. BIS M.
Nicolas Persra. (farmactutica)
Gale de Rubi, ND ns. 9y11.
Emulsion de Scott .-Sres. Scott
| y Bowne.-M ,drid Is de Enero de
1886. Muy Sres. mios: He assdo IL
Emulsion de Scott en- el tratsmiento
de las dermatosis escrrofuIosss benig.
mas y en- ei lupus con resuitados ma.
ventajosos que con el aceite de higado
de bacalso.
TAmbieu me hs dsdo buenos result
tados en- ls eser6fala 6jes, con 8 sin
carries de los huesos.
De Vdes. alto 9. 8.
DR.. Jose Engenio O1avids.
Medico del hospital de s. J uau de Dios.
Cigarrillos LA Corona. Son
lncOmparables; su aroma exoui-
sltO; su elaboration sin rival.
! Que fumadOr de gusto no los "a.
borea y admira
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
Saenz y "a.
Es sorprendente la rapidez con
que los ni6os eufermlz ~ y usllcados.
cnyos cuerpos Sc van gastsndo nor
iaita dc nutrlciol adecuads, msiorau
al tomAr 10 Emulsion de Scott, aus con.
tiene los compoueutes de los ailmenros
mas nutntivos y reconstItuyentes en-
f'ina coacentrada, facll de diysrirse y
scr absorbidos por el sistema, fabri-
cando sAngre pura y aumentando las
carnes y las fuerzas.
Rogamos d las madres de estos ino.
centes que no dejen de tomsr este re-
medic, porque segQramente los Don.
dra baenos y sAnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28

Real O:den resolviendo que nc
procede ia creaci6n, por ell Aydn.
tamiento de Rio-Grande, de III
arbitrio sobre vendedores ambu :
lantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
NOCI0gHS DR GE0IEfRIl
D. ERHESfO 0LLERO 7 CLRyOlll

Ohra declarada lie texto para
'as escuelss de esaa pl lovincia Dor
Oecreto de 4 dc c do 1884.
un tomo en- I: es ios kmuaA
IL RHALxs sjelaplAI sa h In,
preata del BoLxxIH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
sues De C. 6. SAENz&C,
Eortaleza. 81.

IMPORTAC ORES Y EXPORTADORES.
diran letras sobre las capita,es principsles
pociaclones de Espala, lsla de Cuba, Estados-
Uni1os Ing 'aterra.
Agentes de la Cempafia Trasatlantica de
vapores Ie rINILLos, oasnz y a.. de U&1lz.
Agentes de Ia Uompania de Seguros Msriti.
mos dei Lloyd Iugles. The Inesrwritino q
Agency AssOeiatiON Limited.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
GUIA LOCAL.
JOSE r. SILVA.

Casa de giros y oomlsiones. Agentes de Il
Oompahia general Trasati&ntica francesa de Il
dol Marques de Campo, de Companies dc Sc
guros contra incendios, de los Sres. Gail & Go
dc Paris, y general para Ia isla de PUERTO Rioo
dc la Banque Trasatlantique de Paris.
TIENE AID GMAS OA1A EN AG1AnTT.r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
SOBkINOS De ELOuIAGA,

FORTALEZA z.
CASA dc giros y comisi6n. Agen-
6es de los correos de Espana y
OOmpan1a Atlas de los Estados-
UnldOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
RELOJ ERIA
Y HP1 cTos nxxLxTARns
DE- Joak CLAUDIO SAN Jusro.

sCeassAnls saF,ldo sa sisssos para Ia Armada
hlstsito NasaalA4sea IL VISA para saplaAaoa as
ssssnaA, Sefte@s laAagsatsa~~PtaGAa. cruces =
nst@ass lie ssdAa elAses e1asAs para Ia AaAnAssr
- SoassseaSAAR EosEas Dc .e~aAs SlAsaa kspAAa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
Capital.

MI distinguido amigos
Dsspues Dc mi t,tims, volvisfon }
m eAlna hAbitual Loo slsmerses Dc Il
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
DE MAN ATT.

Octubrs, 20 de 1883.
Dr. Director del BoLETn MERoAS
1IS.
Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28

L, pureEa y sl seradabls gOstO de
este rou le recomiendan con pretersneia
Il brandy, segau 10 asegaran cuantAs
aerscnas 10 estAn usando. Sc expende
n bctelns
Tamblen 50 eneuentra de venta el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28
n AYR u NJ,

euys superioridsd sobFs el Ae1s Flc-
ii . 90 reconogidA aua Gu b. h ta3os
upiaos, ionds se fahries s.t4, .isad
Va inmsnso el eonaamo que tiens e
Bay ram, 8 ron de malAgustA SOG
alssssnsi 81 paelie~ lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-28

1napreciabls tssoro. Palma de
aAiioreA, Al asto Ii dc 1881. Sres.
LAnman y K-mp.-May Sees. mics
T-Ugo 10 sat. ficei6a do participar 4
VIs. que b ce muehos amos vengo
u~ando el tee 70 do los especifi sos z AZ
z,psrrilla de Bristol, y Pi ioras asa.
oaradas del mlsmo antor Dasde muy
temprana sd.d be padeciio del este,
nsgo, acoml hado de seidecss, vomi
tos, dolores Ge esbeEA y malestas ge
aeral. Eay 40 sgoie los reeursos dc
IL msdsclna, grando d intervalos mae
d menos a'eu melorIa saguu las estA.
ca nee. uu "a pF, bs les piilorss a,
u ,stol ms antAr blsh; Al ii 81
galrate Feits . 10 dd.i. y me sneat /. 4
.aslo', J 4 10 pocss d6.s mas ne en-
oonIit ssnoI tApto allvto en- monos d
aaa ssnAna PAEsetAns % nilsgsA n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. Annie Nelson, wife OF Walter
Nelson, is visiting relatives at Evans
vile, Ind.
State Senator E. A. Sweeney, OF Ty'
Ter county, was registered at the stamm
yesterday.
Miss Mollie Sylvis has gone to Chicago
Junction, o., where she will probably
remain all winter.
Judge A. B. Fleming, OF Fairmont,
late Democratic candidate for Governor,
the american Claimant" is at the Ho'
tel Windsor.
Capt. j. L. Green, OF Massillon, the O.,
L. & W. excursion agent, was here yes
terday. His many friends in Wheeling
always have welcome for him.
Mr.. George @. Campbell, of Parkers'
burg, who has host Of friends here,
has gone on the road us the manager Of
the Florine Arnold company, the one
that gave "Her Husband" here at the
Opera House last week.
1t is said that the indianapolis base
ball club would like to secure Sam Bark
ley, the Wheeling base ball player, to
cover first base rthe indianapolis team
next season, but it seems that Barkley's
terms are n little high and they may not
get him.
Hon. Dave Leonard, Of Kansas City,
formerly OF Parkersburg, and who was
such an efficient chairman OF the Demo.
cratic State Committee in the campaign
OF 1884, is back in West Virginia looking
at the remains Of the said Democratic
party. What is feelings are, is not
known
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
THE NAME on THE STATE.


some Expressions In Favor of the Pro
posed Change.
The proposal in yesterdays INTELlt'
dExcER that the name OF the State Of
West Virginia be changed to "Kana'
wha," caused n good deal OF talk around
town yesterday, and most OF it was ia
vorable to the change. Those who did
not favor it, expressed no opinion, not
being familiar enough with the argu'
ments for and against the new name to
have made up their minds. The change
would involve no difficulty or cosnPIic&'
ton; the State and all its departments
would 90 on, OF course, under the pres
ent constitution and laws, except that
hereafter what is now West Virginia
would be Kanawha. 49,
Said q travelling man recently: u
have been through West Virginia on
the G. 4 o. road repeatedly, and yet ]
learned to-day for the first time that the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
were in West Virginia. 1t Is always
called The Virginia Springs or the Eir'
ginia White There is great confusion
in regard to the two States in distant
parts OF the country"
Said another man: u recently saw u
new map OF the United States in Ger
man publication, and West Virginia was
not marked on it. They naturally think
over there that this State is but part OF
Virginia"
A well known insurance official here
saws he has an old correspondent in
New York who invariably addresses
letters to "Wheeling, Va" This is a
common complaint. Now that there is
some effort being made to boom the
State, the name ought to be changed SO
that the work done cannot result in ad-
vantage to old Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
MARTINS FERRY,

Mr.. Buckingham's Funeral - Gams-Ar
rests-Personal and General.
Tenant houses are scarce.
yesterday.
Holiday goods in great variety at the Washing
ton street drug store.
Rev. @. T. Reynold, Norwalk, o., will preach
IN the Baptist church next Sunday.
County Treasurer George Robinson, Of st.
ClairsVille, was In town yesterday.
All thu ten aud twePty penny machines at the
iAnghlin mil are OF on account Of a scarcity Of
l, Mrs. D. II. soudCrs 4 dangerously III. Her son
yesterday.
Mayor Mitchell and MAMMAL Burns shot
TWENTY-FIVE rabbits, four squirrels, one Quail
and ono woodcock yesterday aud Tuesday.
d.. j. N. Todd. Of bridgeport was summoned
70 Mt. Pleasant yesterday afternoon BY the dan.
former citizen OF Martins Ferry.
Miss Amanda Miller has been ono Of tho hard
est workers In the Episcopal church here She
aud her mother make their homes with Mr. John
!. Miller aud as they will accompany him 70
the time the new church IS completed, in which
she has been much Interested.
Last night John Atkins, residing on Locust
street, opposlte Mann'S foundry, caused tho at.
Tgst Of william DoWney and Benjamin Watkins,
ne AAys iney appeared at his house In the after.
noon and threatened bis life. He and his wife
frightened them OF by drawing rcvoIyegs on
tnetn. Atkins Is considered Il bad citizen, He
followed the Escort club around during the cam.
Palgn aud the boys called him their mascot.
The tunsEal of tho late J. ". Buckingham
from the 81. Z, church yesterday Afternoon wa
largely attended. Rev. !. S. Winter preached
tne sermon, occupying about twenty mintes, and
REMARKS were made by Rev. Samuel Boyd, Rev,
campbell and Rev. 4. 4. BTOwnlee. three
hymns were sung by the choir conslStinU ~ i
=; Gny, Geo. Hopkins, Miss Jessie sWariS, Miss
Matte Exiey Miss Blanche MedIll, Mis- MAY
HEimth and Miss Emma Henderson. The hymns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
LOU SwABACKER.


Full line of all kinds of Furs in Mutfs
Stoles, and Boas, especially in monkey
and lynx. Large assortment OF children's
MuGs and StOles, In Handkerchiets We
have all the newest, from the cheapest
IN TO the finest French embroidered
SILK, Velvet and Plush Reticules, Opera
Bags, Perfumed Chair Pillows, Head
Rests and other fancy goods suitable for
holiday presents. Dress Kid Gloves, the
choicest in button and mosquelaires,
Also dog skin Gloves aud Mitts for ladies
and children. We can safely say our
stock OF fine Fans are not equaled in the
city. Elegant assortment OF White
Aprons, Jerseys and many other articles
too numeroust to mention.
our new man in the Hair Dressing
Parlors is n superior artist, to which all
will testify for whom he he has done any
work. Our store and pariors open every
evening until Christmas.
Lou SwADAcKER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
THE GILMORE CONCERT.

A Memorable Event In tho History oil
Amussments and Society In the City
Tho House Packed.
1t was an altogether just and reason
able pride that Col. o. @. Genther
manager OF the Grand Opera House, fell
last night as he looked over one Of the
finest audiences ever assembled in
Wheeling. No larger audience has been
gathered in his theatre since the Theo.
dore Thomas concert; no more refined
audience has been in Wheeling in her
history. Any manager might be proud
Of such I'M array Of the fashion and Cui'
ture OF the city among his patrons. Col,
Genther worked hard TO assure the sue
cess OF the affair, and his success wa
highly creditable to his managerial sa-
gacity and skill.
MIR. Gilmore was received with sal
vo OF applause which was justly his
due. The band is as fine an organiza-
ton as he ever directed, and the vocal
solists showed themselves worthy OF
their high fame. The programme rem
dered was as follows:
Overture, "Dcr FreIschutz," ....... Weber
IIlmnrp'H Rand
ounrtc.te French Horns "Xpnio Iaur,c ),
Adspted from the Arrangement FOR
dudley Buck
ana FSso T%sC SE %3q IVA way,sr
" w GIlm0re's band. '''""'"S'
Air and Variations for PFoch
so,o for sS49s e nos9S
''' Harry Stowe Nc Shelley.
80, s..u Mr.. Z; A; Leiebre, ,,r, ~.
t dSOS ~ M 'P my hS saS
''' y ~ Giimorc'S BGnd. ,'''''''' v - ''s'
Aria for Tenor Celeste Aida, :........."".V Verdi
Fantasia poSSn @%TI SfssS Ca n%%I ~ yorco
PagGninl
r,,, Gllmores Band,
hS on tSe Pb9ye
Quartette from Rigolctto, bella fgiio del
Amole' ,.....,;.....:;..ycrdi
" sS Ssoqf RaidS%is and H M S SiSPOe'
Descriptive Idyl, "Au Alpine storm, r..
o,-., Charles Eunkel
ciraud popuIar seIectI6p . 1sa Shamrock and
Thistle Bcatens
lntroduetng many Of the most beautiful mslo.
with the tbEcs represeptStIre 'G @eIodIc. ~ Ky
three countries, inteTmlnGiIng together In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
BEI.IiAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tI,a GIoaa CIly

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Judge briggs was in the city yesterday.
whoOplng cough prevails here among the lit.
tic ones.
The game law prohibits the shooting of quail
after Saturday.
Mrs. M. T. C. Hoge is not an applicant for the
pOStOftice here.
The groeers held an important meeting in
City Hall last night.
Dr.. y. @. Steer Is home from visit 10 the In.
terror OF West Virginia.
Clndcr walks arc being put down on all the
bad places In the Fourth ward.
Everything Is quiet in gcllnIre for q few nights
now. The burglars are lying low for another
haul.
An immense lot OF glass ware Is being shipped
by the different factories here for the holiday
trade.
William Anderson. Of the street railway, and
Miss Jane Shaw, OF Gravel Hill. were married
last night.
Several foreign railroad ticket agents were in
the city yesterday trying to catch the people that
go TO California.
The Street Car Company have their rails laid
down as far rs North Guernsey street and are
pushing right along.
Asllght FIRE at the steel works here destroyed
small shed In the pig metal yards, Tuesday
evening. The cause Is unknown.
Commissioners Cope and Israel were here yes.
terday on bridge business, inspecting the Indian
Run bridge and ordering some changes made
The painters and carpenters are putting the
finishing touches on the new c. & p. depot, and
twill be ready for occupancy in few days now
TheiJ. o. U. A. N. have put up u nice flag staff
on the Central school building for the flag that
was presented by the same ordeFa few weeks
since,
The shaft NJ tho main co0 ,vhncIs NJ tho s,oeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
Tho slinDtrein saturday Night.

Saturday night George Wilson and
his excellent minstrel organization will
hold the boards at the Opera House.
The sale of seats will open at Houses
music store this morning. The Lexing-
ton, KY, Leader says:
George Wilson now has n fine com.
pany, far superior TO the one he brought
here for his second appearance last sea-
son. The Monte Cristo first part was
new, novel and beautiful, and the ele.
CANT setting was due TO the good taste Of
Mr.. John Uttinger, the hustling stage
manager Of the house, The instru-
mental music Of the company is under
the direction of Mr.. W. W. Barbour,
formerly Of Msysville, KY, and OF the
old Barbour Bros Minstrels, one Of the
best that was ever organized. Both the
vocal and instrumental music were fine,
the former being by one Of the best
quartettes that has been heard here in
long time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
TO WHEELINGS ADVANTAGE.
The Cut In Nail Rates sun on-Elght Cents
Between the Rivers.

Between the Rivers.
PittsburOh Commercial Gastte
Local railroad freight agents are
troubled over a recent cut in nails and
point out case which looks very much
like discrimination against Pittsburgh.
The commercial agent Of one Of the
Western roads said yesterday: 1.-THE
freight on nails from Wheeling has been
cut all to pieces. had telephone
message from firm in that city and
from friend OF mine who told me that
some OF theroads were making a through
rate from that city to Kansas City,
Leayenworth, st. Joe and Achison for %
cents a key. That leaves rate OF just
s cents keg between the two rivers, for
know that there is no cutting between
Wheeling and the Mississippi river.
The regular rate between the two rivers
is 20 cents per key, which would make
the rate from Wheeling So instead OF %
cents per keg. Shipments are now un-
usually heavy, which l suppose is par
tally caused by the cut and has partially
caused the cut. For the last two weeks
the nail rates seem to have been tumb-
ling at the rate OF about l cent per day.
l do not think they will go any lower.
They have been carried as low as 6cents
per keg between the rivers, but | do not
expect them to reach that this time"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13

The East Liverpool RcrieV contains
the following: "a movement is on foot
looking to the revival OF the interest
taken, during former years, in the ma
tional game in East Liverpool. Messrs.
A. L. Smith, Vice President, and S.
Brubaker, member OF the Board Of
Directors Of the Wheeling Base Ball
Club, were here Monday, as n commit
tee from the Tri-State League, to see
what could be done in the matter. In
conversation with number Of base ball
enthusiasts it was proposed that club
be organized by East Liverpool and
Steubenville Jointly, to play one-half
he schedule in each place. 1t was
claimed that Steubenville parties inter-
ested thought the plan feasible one,
and it was thought would take half the
stock necessary. Under the new rules,
which limit the salary list to 5000 per
month, the expense OF club would be
reduced almost one.haif. The home
club, with the addition Of a good battery.
two tielders and one baseman, would be
sufficiently strengthened to enter the
League with good prospects of fair
position in the race, which would insure
sufficient patronage 10 make the venture
profitable one. The matter is being
worked up and prospects are good for
the pericCting OF the organization"
East Liverpool has, as all know, large
pottery interests and the belief is that
the attendance there would always be
Vood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
LADIES and Gents fine Gold Watches,
in almost any style, at Hebrank & Bro 8,
1917 Market street.


The river has again commenced to fall
at this point, The levee gauge at dusk
last evening indicated depth in the
channel OF 0 feet 8 inches. Business
was rather light on the levee yesterday.
The W. N. Chancellor passed up at 3 p.
M, seventeen hours late, in her Charles
on.Pittsburgh trade, with fair trip.
The Scotia is due up and the Hudson
down, both at early hours this morninv,
in their Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade.
The Hudson, which has Just entered
this trade, is being universally admired
by those who inspect her; she is speedy,
well.formed and fitted throughout with
modern conveniences and appliances.
The Courier is this mornings Parkers-
burg packet; the Ben Hur got away in
that trade at noon yesterday. The
Jennie Campbell is again in service and
is coming up the Ohio with tow of
slaves. The sale OF the towboats be-
longing to Gray's Iron Line will take
place at Pittsburgh to-day; a large
crowd Of riyermen will probably be at
tracted by it,