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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21
OUR SH>HlIXG
.ZeNeED
SUMMER S'I(D(>HA

Consists of Standard and Reliable
Garments.
Patrons who wear our make OF
Clothing will confirm this assre-
ton.
Our ChiIdren's and Boys Depart
ment is unusually attractive this
season.
Men and Youths seeking the latest,
will find at our house a most
beautiful collection.
n-We refund money 10 dissatis-
fed buyers, a rule which gov
erned our establishment since
its existence.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

Why is = fool in high station Ike a
man in jrbaloon? because everybody
appears little to him, and he appears
little to everybody.
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Nnn Erms..seo ssuoiallen..
iuY uAIl. A.,p r.r:.raEapu.l


WHEAT-No. I, Sl5l per ceutal;
OATs-St 5G0I 55 2 ctj.
WooI-Oree0n. Ya!ley 28.03i -. =
p. Eastern Oregon. 20E26
IiIDES--IItavy sa!tfd zee; li@hi. IL
I9'zt1 iUc: Saited cali, ~ G.lUc.
FAMILY PEOVISToNS-i.acan. liGf J.;
cts; clear Oregon sides, 131i"ilr; hams,
II35{6t1j]< els.
BAELLy-CUGst feed. - 42,z ~ : CT.
Brewing 81 1901 GQ = cCi.
EG0S-CaIifornia. ze32Sr 2 dos; Ore
Eon. 22jG23c = d5z.
sac. 80 1J.
EuTTLE An ChEEae -l1.ts4 fancy
iiGtter. - cts. ? 70; Fresh I"i!, good
IA choice, % 2!tsoia.,' b Cheese. u
@.2o,.
SEEDS Flax. 4}l,It: = IL; Canary,
3GJ C: Alfalfa. IG@l'c; Timothy. Sy4
B&us-fT sacks. 4+&50c; potato
gunnirs. !375Glac; STANDARD g:ai" noln-
iHai.
FgCrs-Dried apytss. Gia9 cis. 3 i,
for q:S.: 7G9c lor sliced: Pears, s,Glac
Pluin5. ?Gl10, pihed !S'a15; Peaches, i
Q lGc; peeled, i7@20,
sioS.--COlGmhia river Esh ;r2
quotable {! s. 50 q CoZ, III tin5 en-
the spot; or the river, q = z DO. SIT
ramento 81 z9Gl -
ScGAc-i:eGnere, :.rms DeJ cash;
Cube Jautis, illfc; CFusaed. l1i%c
Extra Powdered. barrels. l2c; Fine
Crashed, bUls., IKE; Dry Granui2tcd.
bb.s., Iil{e; Extra ETaHuia5y5, bbls,
lG}fc Golden Z. bbi5., 4}<c; d, 5tls. Ur
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Astoria MaESess.
EEIA1L

EEIA11.
i;CTTzs-EztGa flnc7 29c. Goo5 to ehooss
= to 2.ts cts. 2 T.
CI!EEsE.-Ic1l6c.
DRIED FRUITs.-BlackbaTEies l2e: PrUnes
Gala. Il@I5c: Peeled penchos l7J25c
SCCAR.-Cuboi il bbls. crushed l2}zc; fine
crushed IKE, powd. ll2zc, gran. lzc, cx:ra
gran. 1876, G. c. I07<c
EGCs.-2} TO g cts q doz.
OATs.-Sl &c 70 g per cwt.
PoTAToEs.-!H91}4 cts. per Ii.
FLoyR.--SQperane q =: &xtra- s. 3
Corn Meal : ovt. s3 30; Tncbwaea. = wi
sg 90.
FEesn MEATs.-Ckoioe cuts Lamb. i03
Beef sGio; Pork lei Mutton sac, By Il,
carcass Sc.
Observation-Disclosures bacon Ils.@i0 FER 10
sides I5}zgl4]zc; hama I3iEgi9c; shoulder
i}gI2a smoked beef t59iC.5o; coynei bee
sio9l2 = bbl.: eorEed gors Zoe . -.
BiANs.-4g3}5 ca,
LaRD.-ia tias and csdaies i5e;ee "a b.
noNEy.-In france zoe IN glass 5oc
NIL FzrD.-Bran 81 0g = t5n: 'cho,
feed s2i@2li Sho,t7 so 52930 Hay seoa
~ = ton.
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Health is Wealth.

Dr. Z. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
nent z specific fer Hystsria, Dizziness,
COMMISSIONS, Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Memory, SpeTi0ator. hoes
tmpotelicy, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
tuIe Old Age, caused by Cyer-exrrtion, self
abuse, or Oyer-tcdulsence, which leads "a
misery, decay and death. One box viii cure
recent cases. Zach box contains one months
treatment. One dollar = box, OF SIX boxes
To- five dollars SEM by man prepaid on re-
ceipt OF price. We guarantee six boxes u
cEre any case. With e-ch order received by
us Tor SIX boxes accompanied with ave del
lars, we VIII seiit, yae purchaser our Written
guarantee toTetgrl tie money ii tIle Irear-
nlent does not eiiec. cIIte. Guarantees IS
sued only by W. L. Dement,, druggist, AS
loIia, Oregon. Orders 9g mail at regular
prices.
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Order of Choaen FrIends

! regular meeting Of O.ciGcnt CoeneR No
;, Q. &. T., Is held every fnJrsGay evening.
II the hour cf - O'clock, in tla Isil OF the
4, q. Z. ". hii sOl0urgng members are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Dy order Of &C.
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fesglaE LauGicati,as iir5i ana Wy
bird SatUfdSys - oSca month, att! ~
o'clock, =. l., a. ;ae iiali IL Astoria.
Members of the Cr0er, IN good stao3inS. at e
hl.ited 10 attend iis o.ics ftke w.
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lie Gicbasi'S Golden Eaisam E0. Cures
CHANGERS, first and second stages ) res
on the Leg and Body Syphilitic t5t3rrh,
diseased Scalp, and al primary forms Ui
the disease. Price. IS % pes isGis!e.
Ee RlcilGu's Golden EgJsaRi 30, 2 Cures
Tertiary, Mercurial, Eypniiii.c i,heuiGe-
t;Sln, Pains in the BoneS. Clcer2,4d lArJat,
Syphilitic Rash, Lumps, etc, ana eT1dl-
Gates all diseases from the system, whether
caused by bad treatment or abuse Of mer-
cury. leaving the blood pure aI!i Eraiihy
PRICE. S5 90 per ssotiic.
Aa LsIciiau's SsVI;iaa Spanish sH:siUte
1or the cure OF C0nofI!ioe3, elect, Gle.
Price, So 90 per Bottle.
&c Ricl:Su's Golden spanish Injection.
Z wash f0r cure Of Gleet, StIctuges. Dis
case Of tie UretlTa and Bladder, etc.
Price. 81 90 per i:Stile.
Ee 9icI,au's Golden SinlIH3Hs f1r the
effective healing OF Syphl!!iic Sores and
Eruptions. k'rice, 81 80 Per Bottle
Also Agents for Ic Eickaa's Golden P;i!s,
for Weakness. loss of physical powers, and
all diseases arising from abuse and excess
or over-woriz. Price. g 90 per Hex.
Sent everywhere. c. 0. d. secTTeiy packed
per Express.
G, +. RICHARDS & Cy.. Agents,
427 & 100 Sansome street, corner Clay.
d-w-lY San Francisco, Cal.
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ARRIVALS FROM sHA

AdolDh obriz, April Sa.
Columbia, So. 272l tons Iiollss. S April &c
Sr bk Os=eo. Buen0s Eyres ADrii q
Wa!iE Wella rs CO tons ApEiiS Is
Rzevaie 81 bk. iron Mozte7ideo Jaa i
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a EERT HOOK IND EADDEE o.. M. !.
Regular meeting sec9at Monday il each
month.
OFFIcEss.-J. @. Gozorth, President c.
Brown, Secretary; sag iGtts, Treasurer /;
{. :. T5oT2s Foreman, 1. Is. Eiecrsou, Ist
Asst. Foreman, J. -. !esguScH, 81 Asst.
Foreman.
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BOARD ES.-Iiega!arI meet
NY touatt AtpIiS;IN IL Ns5GH :HoGLi' q ~
Company No. l.
oEEICERs-F. j. Taylor. President +. l..
Parker, Secretary y. y. Berry, Treasurer.
DELEGATEs.-NV. ". Parker, J. Strauss, /.
Bergman. Cf Astoria Engine Cr. Nc. \. \.
Cleveland, ". j. Barry, Chaa- ii. Stockton,
q Rescue Engine 90. No. 2 (, III. u. Curtis,
a. W. Berg, Z. J. Taylor. o. Alert hUOk and
Ladder %. No.
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EKSsELs ON THE KAt
Frez3 Foreign F0Hts, for ihe
Columbia River

Frazs Foreign Parts, for the
Columbia River
Cleneg So i-ls Hongkong,
GlGmie Castle 23iJ HonEkonI
Alden Es-=e b: g. uoss.ong
CnoIns bi; Sc Hoagk9ag;
Edwin Rssd bk H no2gkoug.
Eritz sd liagH9agkcng
Hannah W DadieY bk II.3 noassoos
Ia 'ortsr sh lz.0 Eougkong
Wakefield bk ss7 HongEong
Lancefeld iIe5 Liverpool Jaus
R:Tsr Nth lI2J isz1tiGn; 90 5s 0rasc01 awAs. Cd
bar
The PresId 1t l0sl iso:s Liverpool Jaa Il
JaHles Duncan q bs. wood, '5s antos A eh
jane. BAN g- TX 50 L.yerpoo. jana
For Victoria, f.E
Aidsn Or ok 10 Liverpool ,izn Il
Niagara 81 81 1850 Eae1os Ayros JaGI
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State of California, IS 229p tons, DstDeE, S
April &c
Meath, S. San Francisco April 20
Western Belle HES Fish Queenstown April %
Br ship San Steiano; Quesustowa
Yagzia, es. Coos BeZ. April e.
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Piles ! Piles ! Piles
a Sure Cure EoaigaIs az LAS:
No One Need N:saar.

: sure Cnre for Blind, Bleeding, ItcEing
aud liberated Piles has bern discovered Dy
DT. Williams, Gan Indian EemedYl, called
Dr, Williams Indian Ointment i single
box LIs cured the worst chronic cases ri .
0l % wears StSndiag. 10 one need suffer
FIVE minutes after applying thI5 wonderful.
Snuthiig medicine. Lotions, Instruments as:d
elec uagfcs 40 more Harln iIian g0QC. VII
iiam's Ointment absWbs lle tuiEors aii2ys
the intense itching, (raTticUaIiy az night al
te getting WARN in Ueill, acts - pouitice,
glyei Instant relief, and IS prepared only ToE
Piles, itching or the pTiy2.e parle, And toE
BotllTg else.
Read what the GOn. j. ". CoH.nbufgy Of
Cleveland, says about DT. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores o. Pile
Cures, ana Il affords ne pleasure to say That
/ nave never founa anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief - Dr.
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists OF Hia,itG Ola Re
ceipt C9 p.ice. 81 90.
HENRY * Co, s'rGg's,
Cleveland, u.
Hodge. Davis s Co. wholesale AGENTS,
Portland, Oregon.
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Ccnmun cnurc,l.

Regular meetings second ana fourth Tue.-
Gay svenInes Of each month, ct ~ O'Clock
E45 Persons desiring 20 have matters acted
Gp0n By the Council. at any regular meeting
must present the same to the auditor ard
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
10 the Tuesday o1 v6icA lho Uoanoil holds its
res1igT nceilrr.. Z. G.. NORRIS,
al3it3T dnd ClsrE.
astoria Lodge 6io, %, J. Q. Ga.
Regular Meeting erery Guesday Evening
At ~ o'clocs, at Good ieB.pisr'= Hall, Che.
aamua Street, dSI0-ia, over Z. l.. Parker's
Stots Members of tho U.de-. in good stand.
eg, aco Invited 10 attend. ,}ssGe9 neeting Ist
iiorday each mcUtG. - vJd5r ". &. 7.
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TUE ft-.isS3 -tTI = V.-kNi
Astoria l3s5 New York March :.
WiInE lGS3 Ecg Yur1 EIarctl
E,obsT: Dixea l5AS New Yors
Aeolph ptrig. wood, ifis New Yo5k Dec
John " Nlr. Eui 81 ii:G Nov ork Feb ~
EI,ssG An. sh 1881 Ee7y Yos.; San q
Dauq.lcss hnl sh IS New York March "a
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867,O00,OO0 CAPITAL.

LIVERPOOL AND LONnON AND
GLOBE,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAE-
TILE OF LONDON AND
EDINBU RGH.
OLD CDNNECTICUT TT HART
FORD, AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Representing capital of S07 7.OOO, coo.
A. VAN DuSEN. Agent.
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RESCUE ENGINE CO5EP8N1 ~. E.
Regular meeting G;st MCacay ia e3cD
month.
uFEJCEEs.-&. =. Cleveland, President J.
!. montgomery, Secretary; { &, Norris,
Treasurer Chas. u. Stockton T0Ismap, 4
Mckenzie, ~ ASST, i Cle;uGG, J. y Brown,
lG Asst fOIeTQal
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DOMESTIC EEPCpTs.

The receipts liz san Francisco, oi ger
taia agticles cf Oregon produce from
January i5t, 1872, to April 18th, iDciu-
slNn. have heen aS fnlicNf:
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
PORT OF ASTORIA.
READF FGR 81

READF FGE SE3.
Largo Bay Liverpool April o
Grown Prince Bs TX Queenstown April u
Duke Of Ab.reorn Rr ship. liverpool April p
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4STtRLA ENGINE C0BPANY No. i
i,enlrl.r iliAri-nEr me- tiNunrN Ia hIct


FIcERs.-w. 81. Parker, President; l..
&. Selig, Secretary; William DnoH, TIeas-
uIer i. +. Stevens, uTea8I, :. &. Ingalls,,
Foreman.
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ASTORIA EERE 853gaRTS,ksST
c. j. TRENCHAi.D .......... Chief Engineer
:. p. HICKS. 5t Asst. Engineer
J. o. BOZORTE. .........7, Asst. Engineer
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

fIoin 5a0les Of Uni.ea 5;a:es Coast Aa.yes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
PURELY Personal.
New ements of Prominent PersOns-Hu'
diyidual Mention.

Nix +. w. Paxton, OF WellSburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Capt. Charlie Wells. of Glovcr's Gap. ar
rived here last night, smiling as usual.
GOV. Jacob b. Jackson returned from
Petersburg, yesterday, looking hale and
hearty.
The rumOr that Miss Fannie P. Horn.
brook would sing with the Philadelphia
Choir Company is untrue.
Mr.. l.. Strauss, OF San Francisco. heavy
glass dealer, was in the city, Yesterday.
laying in a stock OF glass.
Harry T. Camden, who spent the winter
in Washington, the Secretary OF his uncle,
the Senator, returned, Yesterday, aud will
devote himself to his profession.
Miss Annie Bender will leave for Louis
Vile this afternoon to visit relatives there.
W. I. Mcfarland, manager ot the Singer
Company at this point. made lying trip
to New Martinsyille. yesterday.
J. VI. jefferson, OF Moundsyille, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lawrence Zarnits. of Zarnits Bros,
leaves for Baltimore to-day. He will not
return before July LIST.
Major J. c Anderson returned last night
from a haSty trip TO White Sulphur Spring,
and I.ewisburg. in Greenbrier county, where
he left Mrs. Anderson, who is in rather bad
health. Major Anderson took the entire
insurance on the white" while he was
gone. the largest individual risk ever taken
IN this state.
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An April shower that Brought May
Flowers.

On Tuesday, April 18th, the l43d Grand
Monthly Distribution of The Louisiana
State Lottery occurred, as il always does on
the day fixed. Generals &. I. Beauregard,
of Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Vir-
GINA, had as usual, the sole supervision.
The amount Scattered was $40, 40O-next
time it will be over half a million of dol
lars. The first capital was sold in halves
costing each only one dollar, and was
drawn by ticket No IS.6S7-one half to
Louis Sauser, a we'll known jeweler at No.
223 Calhoun street, Fort Wayne, Indiana:
the other by w. J. Whitney, locomotive
engineer on the Wabash Railroad. of No.
AIS Broadway, Fort Wayne. also. This city
seems in luck. \ few months before the
capital went there. The second capital,
$4,000. also sold in halves TO No. 99,746-
one.half 10 State Senator J. 3. Judkins.
through the German Bank, of Little Rock.
Arkansas; the other 10 s L. Hatfield, OF
Boston, Massachusetts. The third capital.
5000, was sold 10 ticket No. IS, 942 Messrs
Philomene Laurel. No. Sl5 Charters street,
and J. Pelletier, No. p Carondolet street,
New Orleans, Louisiana. The two fourth
capital prizes, $500 each, 10 ticket No. IS
lSl, in halves-one of which went to J. W.
Cohen, of No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and A. NJ. McDaniels, No. 1900 Fourteenth
street, Washington, ID. c.; and the other to
No. S,720-sold in halves to parties in
Chicago, Illinois, and Providence, Rhode
Island, and whose names are withheld by
request The next Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing will occur June 18th, of
which N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, Louis
lana, will give any one inquiring full par
ticulars,
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WtseIin9 Re9isttn
WEDNESD1Y, MAY 10. Isss.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Beautiful Mantel Ornaments-MilIer X
Franzheim.
Brushes-W. \. Wilson.
Comfort-D. Gundling Il Co.
Don't You Forget-Tidal Wave saloon.
The Esthetic in NeCkwear-T. c. Motlat
" Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Flour-Edward Reid.
Thurbers Fine Goods - GcO. h. Nc
MeChen.
To Those Whe Have Honest. Mendel
& 60.
Grand Excursion TO Mountain Lake Park.
Louisiana State Lottery.
No,ice-Nail City Building and Loan As
ISOLATION.
Fine Decorated Ware-Walton x sweeney
Dress Goods at Low Prices-J. ;. Rhodes
X Co.
Magnificent Marble Mantles-B. Fisher
K Son.
Tin and Japanned Ware-G. W. John
sons Sons.
Fresh Spanish Mackcrel-J. IL. Diehl X
Co.
Beats Them ALI. T. stone.
Clothes WringerS-NeSbittS Bro.
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COUNCIL ETHICS.
Point, and Pellets Picked Up ut Last
Nirht,s Meeting.

Points ana feilets FicAcu W - A
Nights Meeting.
THE gas works will be enlarged. 1t will
certainly need it.
81 RAISE to explain" is frequently heard
in the mouth Of Noah.
WHY did John Haberfeld vote against the
reportorial table? oh, just for fun.
A NEW investigation is on the tapis. This
time the assessors are to be looked up.
JOHN HABERr1ELp still wears the ban
danna for the champion laugh maker.
THERE was no kick, last night, over the
large fire department bill, last month.
ENGINEERS" was coined for special use
at Council. last night, and not copyrighted
THE average Councilman pronounces the
word architect as though the "ch were
soft
A COUNCILMAN got badly mixed up on
'.magnanimity, last night. 1t is pretty
tough word.
THE precedent was established OF giving
license to a billiard room in connection
with saloons.
An inattentive members name Is called
and he saws: What's that? oh, for my
ward? Well. vote aye"
DIP. EDWARDS bill over which there was
q
booming. Not an objection.
Dr.. WINGERTER objects to personal aiiu,
sions Touite right, and desires 10 be called
the gentleman from the Second ward.
THE First Branch grew very impatient
while waiting for business. The House Oh
Commons were engaged in letting on
steam.
THE Second Branch has ordered a table
for the reporters. II is about time the
present rattle trap was replaced by some
thing decent
COUNCILMAN HALLER had his hair laid
nicely on his high forehead and was very
much annoyed when passing saloonlst
brushed it sadly away.
The usual message was. omitted, last
night: The Second Branch informs the
First that it is ready to 60 into joint session
for the election OF Superintendent OF the
City Prison
In the report OF the Committee on Lights
several improvements had been p laced, not
known to the committee shown in inter
lineations Just as the lightning was about
to descend on Clerk Galligan, it was found
q member had done 1t.
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AsEEDED ESLARGEAENT.
The Proposed Improvements 20 INC
Gas Works this Summer.

Gas W ORk4 kmx8 cunAhkCse
Some time ago the REeIsrzR announced
that the consumption OF gas wouio ne h
winter necessitate the enlargement OF the
PRODUCING capacity of the works and that
The changes would be made during the
summer. Last night the gas trustees SUD-
mitted the following to the Council:
The trustees of the gas works respectfully
represent to your honorable body the ne
.cessity of increasing the capacity OF the gas
works before the coming winter, when tney
fear the daily consumption Will exceed rne
present daily producing capacity. Inc
consumption of gas has been rapidly IN
doubt be greater during the coming year,
owing to the number of service pipes now
being laid and the extension OF mans
already ordered by your honorable BODY.
During the winter just past our
maximum daily consumption was Soi,.
600 cubic feet, while in 1850 II
only reached 299. 900 cubic feet an increase
of IS. 600 feet in the maximum daily con-
sumption of 1881 over that OF lSSo. Al the
same rate of increase OUR daily producing
capacity for the coming winter will require
to be enlarged sufficiently to make 4Zs'ooo
cubic feet, which amount the trustees are
convinced can not be supplied by the pres
ent works They consider 1t necessary 70
enlarge the present retort house, and con-
struct two new benches OF six retorts each,
which will yield 10000 cubic feet per
day and cost approximately Sl,2o thus
will necessitate the enlargement OF the
present producing apparatus, including
purifiers, scrubber, condenser, exhauster,
boilers and station meter. AS to the char
acter of the apparatus considered IL Is
proper TO state that the trustees after q
careful examination express their prefer,
ence, as a washer of gas, for the STANDARD
washer SCI ubber" which, il is claimed Will
remove the ammonia, sulphur, and car
bonic gas in such manner, as not only to
improve the quality OF gas, but make the
Gas LIQUOR, which is now thrown away,
profitable TO the city.
The approximate coStof the masonry I'M
provements, including new buildings,
larger apparatus, and all connections will
be $50. 600 The trustees therefore ask that
your honorable body give the important
matter your prompt attention and author
ize them to commence the necessary inn
proyements at once, and pay for the same by
orders on the Gas Loan Commissioners.
The report was signed by Messrs. T. ii.
Logan. Robert Simpson and Samuel
Laughlin, and was referred 10 the Commit
tee on Lights
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. Cow Glen-MeCIure.

The United Presbyterian Church was we'll
filed yesterday afternoon with people
gathered there 10 witness the marriage Of
Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden, a prominent attor-
ney Of this city, to Miss Lucy, daughter of
the Rev. DIR. J. J. Mcclure, the pastor OF
the church. Long before the hour set for
the ceremony the seats ranging along the
middle aisle were occupied. At prompt 5
o'clock the bridal party entered. First
came two gentleman attendants, friends OF
the groom. Joseph PAUL, of this city, and
J. W. Sloan, Of Pittsburg. They were fol-
lowed by the parents of the bride. Finally
the bride and groom appeared and walked
slowly up the aisle to the altar railing.
The ceremony, which was brief, was per-
formed in an impressive maHner by Rev.
J. X. Johnson, OF the United Presbyterian
Church of Washington, Pa.
The ushers were Guy r. C. Allen,
Fred Rogers and Prof. Lorentz.
After the ceremony brief reception was
held at the house of the brides father after
which the twain took the z. w. & Ky.
train for short trip east.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-10
INDUsTRIAL NOTES.
The News or the Men who Toll and

The News OF the Men who Toll snd
Lottery busidess is booming at the Ia
Belle mill.
The mill men were complaining about
the intense heat yesterday.
The Riverside mill made a large ship
ment of nails on the Andes yesterday.
Ed. Deitch, the boilers blacksmith at the
LaBelle mill, is very sick with the measles
A German tender at the La Belle mill
knocked off yesterday on account OF the
heat.
Ben Sheldon and Albert Seamon boilers
at the Riverside mill, are off on account OF
sickness.
The heaters at the La Belle mill knocked
off last evening on account OF the oppres-
sive heat.
The boilers at the Top mill are still work
ing double, and only one turn every TWEEN
ty.four hours.
A portion of the helpers, at the Top
mill who struck Monday, left for Pitts
burgh yesterday.
The iron wheelers and shear men met in
the Office of the lower Riverside yesterday,
but did not settle the strike.
Ike strikers in both mills, Riverside and
Top. are out, and seem determined to have
their demand or not work.
The Upper Riverside mill is turning out
20 tons OF bar iron every day. They have
stopped making railroad iron.
The cooper shops in North Wheeling are
doing an immense business now. They say
trade never was better than at this time.
J. Hines, tender at the lower Riverside
had his right foot badly mashed yesterday
morning by piece of iron falling on 1t.
John Dolan, a boiler at the Riverside, is
off duty on account of badly burned arm,
but expects to be abe to go to work IN
few days.
The owners of the North Wheeling glass
house are burning the debris removed from
the site as quickly as possible, a they want
TO rebuild at once.
Sweeney Il Son have received another
order from the owners OF the steamer Scioto
for q new doctor which will be furnish
ed by next Saturday week.
Tubal Cain Lodge No. %, A. A. OF l.. 4 5.
w, will have grand picnic at Scheutzen
Park. Pittsburg, on the 9th inst; About
IS tickets were sold in the LaBelle mill,
yesterday.
Joseph Herman, an employe at the Top
mill. while engaged at his labor, yesterday,
was attacked with astroke OF apoplexy and,
falling backwards, cut his head very badly
on a piece of iron. Dr. Garrison was called
in and gave the wound his best attention,
and at late hour last night the patient
was resting nicely.
John Scarry, driver at the Belmont coal
bank, had bad cash cut over his eye yes
terday, and had to be assisted to his fathers
residence No. lG7 Seventeenth street. Our
reporter interviewed him yesterday even
ing, and he said that Al. Rose, driver at
the same bank, and himself had had dis
pute about some coal cars, and Rose struck
him with the butt of large whip, with the
abovp rpsult