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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13
BROWNE RESIGNS.
He Yields to the Pressure and
Retires-S Some Remarks About
Him

On Neutrality-suspicious., without reason
or comment. Arthur Browne, the SUI
perintendent of the Gas Works, tend
cred his resignation to the Trustees. A
meeting of the latter was held on Mon
day evening, but the resignation was
not acted upon. They will meet again
this evening, at which time the resigna-
ton will undoubtedly be accepted.
We called upon the Trustees yester-
dav and inquired why Browne had
taken this step Said one: "He was
simply forced To do it by press of cir
cumstances. The continual doubt,
worry and suspicion were too much for
him and he resigned. But | can say
that we firmly believe he will leave our
service without having soiled his fingers
with one cent OF money that did not be-
long to him. You may rely upon that
and publish il"
There il no doubt in the world that
his accounts were the objects OF the
later investigation and equally none,
that, whatever irregularities may have
appeared IN his books, there is nothing
that goes to show any criminality on
his part. Members of the commit
tee admit this, while stating he was
guilty OF negligence. Ever since the
gas office fire, and even before it, there
was an undercurrent of feeling against
Arthur Brown, that has illuminated in
his resignation, an intimation on his
part that he is weary OF the continual
unrest and suspicious attached to the
position. He has many warm friends IN
the city who will regret 10 learn OF this
step, and many enemies who will rejoice
in the triumph OF their wishes. His
resignation will end the career OF man
who has probably suffered no little
through newspaper filings and otherwise.
The only report from the lnvestigat-
ing Committee TO Council is as follows:
To the Council,
Your Committee on Gas Investiga-
ton beg leave to report that they had
intended TO make an extended report,
but learning that Superintendent Ar
Their Browne has rendered his resigna-
ton to the Gas Trustees, they recon-
mend that his resignation be accepted
and that THIS be tinality of the matter,
so far as the Committee are concerned.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES +. REEVES, Chairman,
SIMON HoRKHEINER,
JOHN H. HALL,
RALPH Ankle,
Committee.
JONI W. SCHULTZE,
Dissenting.
Auglts' 18th, 1879.
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Family Market.

The market in the Fifth ward yes
terday was full one. There is an
abundance of vegetables, and prices are
quite moderate. Fruits are plenty and
OF good quality as general thing. Since
melons, peaches and the other recent ar
rivals have been added to the stock to Sc
lect from, the purchaser who cannot be
pleased is particular indeed. Water
melons sold Yesterday at from lOcts. 10
SOC. Cantelopes bring about ) to 30c.
Peaches, SOC per peck, l5c ] PIX. Plums
will be scarce. The few now in the
market bring Sl00 a bucket, or 25c for
> OTIS. Huckleberries are about done.
They bring the same price as plums.
Tomatoes 30 to 40c bushel. Corn 5
to Toe per dozen. Cabbage to l0c per
head. Sweet potatoes, SOC PIX; Irish,
soc a bu. Celery, which is just begin
ming 10 come in, commands l0c stalk.
Pears, 10 to SOC PIX. Apples 20 to SOC.
Egg plants, ) to l5c each. Cucumbers,
lc each; l0c a dozen. String beans 20c
a peck. Lima, DTS. for Dc. Lemons,
35c a dozen. Oranges, 75c.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Judge Cranmer yesterday morning:
Adam Schaffer, disorderly, fined -
AMI costs. Committed. For resisting
an officer, fined $50 and committed 80
days without bail.
Homer Cline, disorderly, fined s. and
committed. For resistance to an officer,
fined $40 and committed 10 days with
out bail.
Annie Kelley, drunk, fined 3 and
committed.
Patrick Quinn, drunk, fined 3 and
committed.
W. V. Shears, disorderly, fined s. and
committed.
Edward Miller, for assaulting Remeke
Hess. fined 81. Paid.
Phillip Mcclure, disorderly, fined $40
and committed.
b. Alwinger, selling liquor without IL
cense, fined so. Paid.
James Hively, charged with stealing
shoes from III. J. Schultz, was released
and taken before a justice.
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ImnortAnt 10 Nimrods.

Squire Mayes, the hero OF some fif-
teen hundred pitched weddings, has the
public welfare of this section greatly to
heart lie has made the discovery that
his section OF country is infested with
Nimrods from down here, and he ac-
cordingly sent down copy Of the Penn
syvania game law. The act was passed
in 1873, and has undergone no changes
since. Squirrels can be shot only be-
tween September LIST and January LIST,
rabbits between October 18th and Janu-
airy lst. The penalty is FIVE dollars for
every one of these animals killed out OF
season, half OF which goes to the in
former. So our crack shots had better
be careful how they go over the border
with their little guns.
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At the Gas Works.

We paid a visit to the gas works yes
terlay afternoon, to see what progress
was making with the new retort house
that il destined to save US from a
straightened supply OF gas during next
winter. The work is progressing but
slowly, though it will be completed be-
fore It's services are necessary. The old
retort house on the southeast corner Of
the lot will, when finished, be the new
one. and will contain three benches OF
five retorts each. The ground work OF
the furnaces is now building and will be
ready for the castings in a few days.
The roof Of this building is in very bad
condition ami the stack is in worse. II
not looked to, it will fall and hurt some
body.
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Mountain Cake.

To the yolks OF six eggs, well beaten,
add two cups white sugar. three-quarters
cup butter, one cup sweet milk, three
and half cups -four having mixed thor
oughly through it one measure OF Ban
ner" Baking Powder, whites of two eggs
beaten stiff; bake in jelly cake pans /;
when cold spread each layer with an
icing made.of the whites Of four eggs
beaten stiff, one pound powdered sugar,
and one tablespoonful extract lemon.
Each can of Banner Baking Powder
contains a measure 10 use instead OF a
spoon. A pound can with the measure
and Banner Recipe Book complete
mailed 10 families on receipt OF 90 cts
Address, Banner Boxing Powder, +. o.
Box 3GS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Held To- Bail.

James IIively, after being released at
the police court, was taken before JUS
tice Miller To answer charge 10y the
State of stealing shoes from the store OF
III. j. Schultz on Saturday night. The
evidence was sufficient to hold him, and
in default of 81 900 bond, he was COM
nittpd 10 Jail
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$40 ooo Avarded

81 was 20 sick and low spirited that /
thought ] would give anything TO get
well; and if any one had ensured me
the good health produced by using Sim
mons' Liver Regulator, and charged me
a thousand dollars, ! would willingly
have paid it II ! had mad il; in TACT, Ten
thousand dollars would be worth less b.
me than what il has done for me.
GEo. y. BAKKErT, Macon, Ga"
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Ont his Hand

On Monday afternoon, an emDloye at
Lists Fulton pork packing establishment
had his left hand badly cut. He took
out a frozen hog and made a stroke at it
with large knife, but missing mis- aim,
cut his hand dangerously. He was
brought in to DIR. Ulrich's office, where
his wound was dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

EXPENSIVE wives make ''pensive"
husbands, and often pave the way 10
family ruin. Millions are annually ex.
pended in Partisan imitation" by
those who seek " substitute art" for
nature" while with the use Of lew
bottles Of DIR. Pierce's Favorite PrescTip-
ton, the diseases and weaknesses pecu-
liar 10 women are overcome, emaciation
arrested, the cheeks painted" with the
bloom Of health. and the ingenious APP
plia ices OF "ar" dispensed with. The
Favorite Prescription is sold by drug
gists under a positive guarantee TO cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

WALL Paper and Borders of the best
designs, choicest colors, 10 please the
taste Of everybody, at prices 10 suit
everyone in want OF goods Of this kind.
Harbour 4 Dittman. 1850 Main street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

WORMS are miserable affection,
found in most families, and not unfre-
quently fatal in their effects. There
fore, delay not-but immediately ask
your druggist for "Dr. c. McIane's Gel
ebrated Vermiiuge," and happiness will
bless your household. Only see that
Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burgh," is on the wrapper, or you will
get worthless imitation.
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Investigating officers.
rcspondcnce Of The Register.

Correspondence Of the Register.
attended Council this evening, and
noticed that the Committee on Ordlnan-
ces will investigate certain city officers.
Now, when the turn of the Sergeant
comes, let the committee enquire into
two things, which learn are facts, but
of which have no proof. The first is
in regard to two cases at the Police
Court this morning. Two men were ar
rested in East Wheeling on the same
charges; one is fined $50, the other only
ten. For resistance to an officer one is
impris )ned 80 days and the other 10.
Now, it has been told me the Sergeant
stood.in with the latter | don't know
that this is SO, but as citizen
and tax payer Wdm 10 knOT
1t is now town talk and | have heard
that the latter OF the gentlemen before
the police court has since decamped.
Will the Sergeant pay his fine?
While the committee is framing its
ordinances, let it consider the advisable
ity of making this office a salaried one.
1t GEMS to me the Sergeant values his
men only as they make arrests and
bring money into his pocket. learn
he used quite humiliating language to
one OF his men because, fOrsouth, he
only made one arrest last month. |
don't know whether all of these reports
| hear be- true, but they are talked OF on
the streets and the conduct OF a city oili-
Ger should be above street censure. Let
this committee examine and either clear
or convict him. SQUARE.
Iyi,yIyt - 1870
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

THE Reformed Episcopal Sunday
School Picnic, which has been on the
tapis for some time, will be held at
Sycamore Grove tomorrow Thursday.
They leave McIain's Hall in omnibus. q
between Z and o'clock.
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NICHOLAS HARTUNG.

Any further information, how and
when and where, you can get by apply
ing 10 VI. A. Dauphin, at p. o. Box 6y2,
New Orleans, La. or same at No. 3l9
Broadway, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

Trims leaving Columbus at $40 ?. u. and go
A n run daily. Through Chicago Express,
with sleeping car attached, leaves O1lHmngs
Chit5lgD az $50 next morning. BCrth> can De Sc
Cur,d iu advance at Union Depot ticket once
Columbus.
pullmau's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Steuheuville and COluns-
rms. to Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. Louis
~ FOR through tickets. baggage checks, sleeping
Gar accommodations. &c, apply Ia Joseph NJ
BsIleviIle. Ticket Agent az Panhandle Depot
f,nt of Eleventh street or at city Ticket Once,
uuder Mcclure House. Wheeling.
ID ~. Caldwell, General Manager, Columbus,
Us NJ FELTON,. IT,. General Superintendent,
Piitsburgh. Pa: ". l.. % Brcn, General PaSSen-
90 ami Ticket Agent Columbus, %. nOll
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. r.
Condensed Time Card.
CONN FAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND Nrois
On and after May ., 1879, all trains VIII run
daily Except sunday, As follows;
q through trains 20 Pittsburgh.
Through trains 20 Cleveland.
Through trains % Chicago
Pnllman's ParlOr Cars between Wellsville and
Cleveland .-
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

st.ubauvilie accommodation leaves Bellaire At
4,i5P ". Bridgeport at 500, and arrives At steu-
heuyille az 6:l5 P.N
Iravcs Steubenville az 80 A. NJ, Bridgeport
AZ >.55 A. u; arrive at Bellaire AZ g;lO A. n.
The Steuhenville Accommodation, in addition
to their r,-g1!iar trip % and from StcubenNtlle
will make the following trips between Bellaire
aud Martins Ferry:
............... / 10 p. N.
htAAaAGNas.ssssss sssssst- 80 - -
- D. T. ~
stopping when requiud at sherman nouSe'
Ffnsyilie West Wheeling aud Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal
r,oinfs i'm the Fast and West can he procured at
the ticket Office in BRIDGEPORT p. x, Ny EkS,
iu,9 General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & St. Louis

RAILwAY-PAS-HAND ROUTE
Tim. table Tor East and West. April Z, 1872
Trains leave Panhandle Depot foot oil eleventh
street near public landing, daily, except sun
dav a. follows;
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Mbeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

louisiana State Lottery.
Mrs. Potts Smoothing lrons-NeSbtt
& Bro.
Sealed Proposals for Belmont Loan.
Central Hotel, Parkersburg-W. j.
Hill.
Legal Notice.
Grand Concert-Siebkc' Sky Parlor.
New Designs i'm Silyerware-Turner
* Dillon.
Persons iedrug He city for the summer
can hare the REG LSTER maiicd 10 them,
postpaid, for is cents per month. S,'bScrib-
ers changing H,eir locations from time to
time caa hare tie directiouS of their papers
changed Jy sldiag postal card to this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13

Mr.. Goodfellow occupied the chair,
and the following members were pres
cut: Ankle, Caldwell, Il. F., Fisher,
GOodfellow, Handlan, Hamilton, Jetier-
son, Kimberly, Lsrkin, Pollock, Reeves,
Simpson, Voeckler, Wait, Warehouse
10.
TIE minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The City Clerk reported the following
expenditures for NAV and June:
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The New Wheeling and Parkersburg
Packet Diurnal - Letter from Captain
John Mcclure.

Packet Diurnal - Letter from Captain
John Mcclure.
10 he Commercial Gd-ette;
WHEELING, August s, 1879.
am informed that your journal has
taken the liberty from some cause to do
us the injustice TO publish our new
Wheeling and Parkersburg steamer
Durnal as a failure in her machinery,
also in her running | beg leave to cor
rect the same. On her two short trial
trips her engines performed well in every
particular, as did also The boat. Her
boilers behaved rather badly, the water
iomenting causing the same to flow to
the cylinders, all of which will remedy
itself in a short time. j claim for this
boat one of the most complete passenger
steamers for a short trade that has been
built upon this river; her departments
for comfort are not eXcelled by any boa.
of her class; her cabin departments will
be conducted upon what is called the
European restaurant plan; her dining
saloon is upon the lower main deck ait
with all the departments belonging to
same.
Her dimensions in size are 212 feet
long, 80 feet inches In beam, 4 feet IN
hold-built light, with fair model. Her
power is three boilers, IS inches in di-
ameter, % feet long, five lap-wclded
hues; cylinders feet stroke, % inches
in diameter, double slide valve, link mo-
ton. working Dlworth Il Testers i'm
proved relief. Her wheels are Il feet 8
inches in diameter, Is feet 6-inch buck
ct, - inches wide, making with ITO lbs.
steam, thirty revolutions per minute.
Her draft OF water, when completed,
will be "a inches. As regards her speed,
| am assured from the short trial trips
size has made that she will make better
time run faster and make her landings
quicker than any passenger steamer
running 10 Pittsburgh. II this is not
believed by steainboatmen, | can only
say let them pitch in.
Very respectfully yours,
john MCLURE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13
wErBoUND TRAINS

No 10 on saturday night, has no connection
Epr hitsigp or SauduSky.
Pullman Palace. Dmwing Room and Sleeping
Car ON an night Trains
tlnS, connections are made for all points
South and southwest, North ami NOrlhNes5
,,,Li,..fh mis- "a desirable route for COlouSts and
t.r,nnS moving % the great West and To whom
particular attention Is given.
No. o. stops at all stations between wheeling
and Grafton.
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nhermnmeter Racord

As taken at Schnepi's Opera House
drug store;
TUESDAY,.
IAN I'm. 3P. ~ ar. VI.
a. ~ ~ -.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

STocKHoLDERs or THE HoNE BUILD.
- Ing Association will ube no,ioe that's meri.
Ing will be held Ia Otts Hall 90 "Wednesday
evening, August IA, IsTJ, % elsc, Board ~ sino
Director ~ serve Tor The ensuing year, ana ~
transact any other bosinev that nssy opne H..
fore them. Ny order 81 the Corporsi0rs
Persons desiring a. subscribe Tor stOsk in this
Association can H. sseonsnadsscd by spplytux
on Tns.day or Wednesday eveDins, 81 d. AL.
corner Twelfth and MARKET street, Of " either
Of the following oOrtOrstor
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WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTINOR
nINI-InN.

Leave " hoellllg A. " A-oO r -
Triadclphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling. u A. " 0OV ~
Tickets 10 All principal points on sale At depot.
Office omen 10 AN hOurS during the day.
Information tO the travelling pubic cheeriuiiy
given " NJ CLEMENTS, NJ. Of
K +. DEYERlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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& OHIO R. R. co.
EAsrBoUND TRAINS

ON ami after May Is. 1872, Passenger Trains
will leave rs fOllOws-Wheeling time;
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McEAppEN & SHEPPARD.

DUILDERs, 1910 MARKET STREET IN.
ID trance thrre doors above Custom IIOuss
All classes Of Buildings erected promptly apa
satsfactorily Plans and Specifications pfsI~rd
and estimates furnished ON application. CAREFUL
supervision given ~ buildings Parties desiring
~ erect new. or b. make Improvements ON prs
ent building. and those needing any work la
our line. will do well ~ call or address ~ above
aprisc McfADDEs a SHEPPARD.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

and private families which may desire the opportunity
Of taking milk be furnished under the proposcu
regulations when their present shall expire
be requested furnish their address and the amount
thev will probably require, In order tbat they may ue
promptly advised when the the arrangements are COM
plete.
SecoRd-That proposals he invited from associalions
and private persons for the delivery of the seeed Jars
Such proposals should state the boundares ~,
the district which they will and tho varying co-'
delivery holding from 10 twenty quarts
7hird-1hat practical suggestions in inrthcrhnce oi
the scheme and the perfection OF its details III coi
ing economy with efficiency Will he welcomed py ,lc
committee. Written communications on these tnTvo
points may he addressed 10 jackson = Shultz NO III
Clih-st.. Ncw-YOrk CITY.
The next meeting OF the general committee IL mp
pointed for Tuesday November -, ht noni ht inc
rooms Of the American Institute Cooner Union. Inc
members OF the subcommittee are Henry l.. Pellew,
chairman: Elliot {. COwdD. General JOnn Cochfanc,
jackson :. SCHULTZ aud John JAY
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
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Palermo o. and Gibraltar Nov J. 10 Ph.lps Bros = Co
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Atlas tBrl. Low Jacmel OF 81, Aux Caves N3y J.
Gonaves . Portauirnoev 8. and kingston ia ~ 10 Fin
str Chainee, Reel worleans to Eogsrt & Molg'9
Str Gnf stream Ineiam Morehead Ci'y' l. days. To
james 9mn os, ara 90 vo.s N,r,oane u dav. with
log vood to iyan & co; vessel to r ward & 20.
MOI he 26tI. as sefore reportad
wIypsuas;At sandy Hook. fresh NV hay OF shore
CLEARED.
sirs Utopia tBr), McRitchie, london Henderson nTos
Germmie Rr Kennedy Liverpool via oneensiown
Telephone lnr Thomson. Gbratar for orer Jno s. aeer
hyniand ll,eicl Rande An'worp. Peter WRIGHT 4 sons
hataa % Price ca oDg RSysb via
Krems CITY Of Dallas Crowell Jacksonville via Fernandna
and Port Royal y Mallory CO. s,oro,o, China
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RarEs Topda tNor, olsen Cork Falmouth for 9Iders
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woodhouse & Rudd; Leonora, lionsey, Jacne kunladt
CO. Asnsr eSySs a smith %s'asoa a. yaa 5ag bailey
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Nov 2l.-Sailed. Celuc. for NewYork.
MovIILE, Nov IL Arr str italia (Br, from NewYork for
Glasgow.
LONDON, Nov 21-saied l2lh insr Ragna tcapt Melsom
l7th DlriTO favacna the latter for BOOn
18th INST Carl IIaascd for NewOreans ypaiia Success
hTrsesa all for Se%yert ia@on FISH. Mary Fry Ply
mouth Rock Walter Wallet latter for New -Orleans
Pomona. for Galyest0n 2lst inst, Ne FOR New Nork
Ro hesay.
Arr 18th Chioggla Ada Peari, Prazsres, Romanoa
18Th inst, T. Suthei Elizabeth C TornebOhm
Mary Elizabeth Navigator capt Samonsenl Hermes Capt
Lloyd, John l. HasDrouck, Candcboye 10th
Thos Kcor nightingale. SperanZa Fred Thompson Argo
the latter PymouGh Thyra OF Portland; 2st inst Helm
rich schroeder
For Later ship Ners n any, vc run Pagel