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OPERA ROUSE.


This great play will have its first pro.
duction tonight and no doubt will
giye::general satisfaction. Mr., Campbell,
the author, is here in person to superin.
tend the representation. The company
close their very successful season here and
go direct home to New York. As we have
given heretofore all the HewYork notices,
we will wind up by giving the great cast
Of the original company,
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Cicely Blain ian American Herress),
Miss Maude Granger.
Francisco Brabant ian Italian Model),
Signora Maproni.E
Phyche Gay dear good girl, Miss Eu.
genie Blair,
Mrs, fhebe Gay tstill girlish), Mrs.
Louisa Morris.
Nichette "a maid), Mrs. Charlotte Ne
vile.
Sindey Norcut ian English artist, Mr..
Frank Evans.
Baron lie Bots "a nobleman), Mr.. ]. ].
Sullivan.
franklin Fits "a travelling American)
Mr.. 7. II. Burns.
Oliver oliphant "a Scotch Croesus), Mr..
O. a. McMonies.
Wellsey Napier "a Londoner), Mr.. Geo.
Henderson.
Carrot (the Jailor), Mr.. Chas. Webster.
Philippe IA notary's clerk, Eugene Ell.
berts,
Nuns, Galley Slaves guards, etc.
A few more choice seats can be had at
Lucas Music Store.
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In endless assortments at our matcheless
low prices. All combinations perfect.
Every complexion will at once be suited.
No worry TO find your trimmings suitable
for your dress. Step in at our dress goods
and you will be pleased.
i. BLUM & BRo.,
1l04 Main street.
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ANOTHER RIFLE MArcn.-And Another
Victory for Whseling.-The Wheeling Rifle
Club on Saturday engaged in Its second
shooting contest by telegraph, the contest
ing team being the Canton Rod and Gun
Club, Of Collinsyille, Conn. The Wheel.
ing Club won, as will be seen by the score,
which We append:
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MOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. ]. o. MCCOY, from the East, Is in whsslIDE.
and In order 70 Accommodate the vast numbers thai
daily ihrong his once the Doctor has eontenthd %
prolong his stay In wheeling until Monday nay ~
b. NeCoy treats Chronic diseases, Private DIssssss,
Female Diseases, and Physical Deiormiue Club
Feet, Bow LgA Hair LIP CrolS-eye., de. Cdres CUB
Feet Bow La and all dtiormitiei q tbs lmh5 With
out pain or the use Of the knife. The Doctors vile
All tain The tTeatment Of female cases DR.. Mccoy
u NOT travelling doctor, bot has RhouLAE oTTIcEs
and visits eath once once every month.
Terms eash. Chuges from s. 10 500, according 10
tho requirements Of each case.
pB-CONsULTATIoN FREE.-Ta
Branch onoes, 1910 Eoa street, Wheeling, W. Va,
and 1856 Filth Az, PittSburgh. mylI
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The match was at two hundred yards,
of.hand, Massachusetts, target. The high
estindiyldual score attainable was 100; the
highest possible total 600. This was the
first Of series Of three matches 10 be
shot between these teams, and the other
two will probably take place within the
next two weeks. So handsome q victory
over so fine team places proud feather
In the cap OF our. home club, which Is fast
making 0 reputation abroad as crack
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WE call the attention of our South Side
readers to Mr.. Chas. Wollenweber's ad.
yertisement in to-day's paper. Mr.. w.
keeps everything to be found In first
class confectionery and makes . superior
quality Of ice cream.
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WEST VIRGINIA University.

Nine departments Of study Textbooks furnished
NJ cost calendar LFTanged 70 suit teacher; Gx.
hrian, liberal, thor0ugh. fAl torn begina Sep.
tembef I'd, is70,
sSsPoF catalogues and other Information apply
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wElrHHR INDICATIONS.

wAsnNaToS, May17-lA.M.-Fo Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, falling ba-
rometer, warmer and clear, and partly
cloudy, weather variable and the winds
shifting TO the South.
For the Lower Lakes, o stationary follow
ed by falling barometer, warmer west
wind, clear and partly cloudy weather.
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THERE is nothing relieves a cough or
cold so soon as McLain's PICTORIAL Syr-
up. No morphia or opium. Large bot
ties only 25 cents. Sold by most dealers.
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GALL and see our stock Of towles, table
linens, &C., q large assortment and cheap
for cash, at Geo. G. Roth's.
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The P. O. & St. L. railway company
will sell excursion tickets to the race at
Washington City, at the rate OF $40 90 for
round trip, Tickets good for one week.
This will take you through Pittsburgh and
Harrisburg, via the great Pennsylvania
Central and Northern Central railway.
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To GKSrs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and are far superior TO any. other make.
For sale by L. V. Blond, llSo Main
street.
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Bought Under n Depressed Market
Our third stock Of novelty silks, satins
and brocades for this season, and will offer
this week extraordinary bargains.
l. BLUM & Bro.
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RELIGIOUS Notes.-The colored Metho.
dists Of Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
held bush meeting in Walnut Grove,
yesterday.
Rev. S. Y. Kennedy, OF Martins Ferry,
preached at Zane Street NJ. E. Church,
yesterday.
The General Assembly Of the Presby.
terrain Church meets at Madison, Wiscon-
son, next Thursday. Rev. ]. D. Mofat
and Rev. ]. A. Brown are the ministerial
delegates from this Presbytery, the lay
members being Messrs. Messenger, OF
Pigeon Greek, and White, Of Gross Greek.
Three young ladies were confirmed at
the Jewish Synagogue, yesterday, Rev.
was a beautiful and impressive one.
It may be OF interest TO the friends OF
the Sunday School connected with the
Wesley NJ. E. Chapel, in South Wheeling,
to know that the school is prospecting un-
der the new management. They are
making preparations TO celebrate their
anniversary on the Slst inst, and expect
to have an entertainment worthy OF
the attention OF their friends. They have
lately taken active measures to remodel
and enlarge their library, and the col.
lection taken at the anniversary Is to be
devoted 10 that purpose. Former friends
and scholars OF the school are earnestly in
vited to meet with them at their regular
session in the chapel on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Walter R. Long, Of this city, preach
ed yesterday at Louisville, Ky., on the
occasion Of tie anniversary OF the Ameri-
can BibleSociety.
On Friday evening meeting was held
at st. Matthew's chapel, on the Island, to
take measures toward organizing q congre-
CATION in this growing part OF the city.
The report Of the various committees APP
pointed by the rector at former meeting
were received, and there is every encour-
agement to believe that enough funds can
be secured to place clergyman in charge
Of the work at az early day.
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IuAyE few pieces Of Black Cashmere,
all wool, worth 523c to buy to-day. i
will sell them out at Soc per yard for cash,
at Geo. g. Roth's.
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READ l. Blum & Bros advertisement at
the head Of our local this morning.
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II you are dull, and youIappetite poor,
drink Bethesdar water. two or three
glasses per day, at Logan, List & Cos.
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SORE eyes, letter, salt rheum, &C., are
cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
Sold by all druggists.
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STORE or 81. F. BEHRE

pRANCH STORE OF a. F. BEHRENS.
u For the conVSnlehee u my friends and ensto-
meIs q ne upper part Of the city and me PUBLIC 70
general have oPcned Branch Grocery store ~
1879 Market street. opposite Eleventh street, near the
Upper Naikel Honie, uh0re ] will keep hut.elAs1
assortment Of Aucy aud ltape groceries and produce
which will Be sold al usual low prices. II. y.
BRHREls, 22lI and 2li9 Market street. Filth Nardi
lbs Aarket street., second ward. apio
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LAWNS at 12l and 15c. per yard. Call
and see them at Geo. G. Roth's.
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KILL the Bugs on your Rose Bushes,
with Whale Oil Soap, and the Potato Bugs,
with pure. Paris Green. Sold by Logan,
90.
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WHO is .Y. RS"
An Unknown Man Meets Horrible
Death-Pragments ofHIs Flesh Scattered
Far and Wide.

An Unknown Man Meets Horrible
Death-Pragments ofHIs Flesh Scattered
Far and Wide.
Yesterday mornlpg, between 2 aud 8
o'clock, as Berkhart human, Waterman at
the Belmont Mill, was making his rounds,
he discovered the mutilated remains Of
a man scattered along the B. & o. rail-
road track, leg here aud another there,
and his brains strewed along the track for
quite distance. summoning another
Waterman the two gathered up the relics
Of humanity and placed them on the
weigh scales near by, and shortly after
Squire L. D. Wait, OF Webster district,
summoned jury and held an inquest. At
ills inquest nothing but what is given
above was elected; and after the evidence
was given, the county undertakes took
charge OF the remains and buried them.
The verdict OF the jury was that "deceas-
ed, came to his death by being run over by
some train on the B. 4 o. railroad on the
night Of May 10th, or the morning OF May
l6th.n
A reporter OF this paper was at much
trouble and pains last night In attempting
to ascertain the antecedents Of the deceas-
ed but was unsuccessful. 1t appears that
he was either an employe Of the Tusca.
rawas Railroad Company or tramp, and
being intoxicated and sleepy he lay down
on the track, and the first train that came
along ran over him, and also all other
trains until the discovery Of his remains.
There were no letters, papers nor any other
articles upon his person by which he could
be identified. The letters v. R., "a cross,
flag, stars, etc., were tattooed upon his
arm, and only twenty-five cents in money
was found upon him. The man was about
forty or iorty.fiye years OF age, very
roughly dressed, and everything about
him indicated poverty. twill be known
this morning whether he worked on the
@. & 7. v. Railroad or not, when the men
come to their work.
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Summer pre.s aIaterInIs

REED /. Blum & Bros advertisement at
the head Of our local this morning.
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Ran !. Blum & Bros advertisement at
the head OF our local this morning.
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GALL and see our stock OF Lawns. We
have fine assortment at Geo. 6. Roth's.
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LADIES fine kid button shoes; hand
turned, at L. v. Bonds.
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PRICES to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at L.
v. Bonds.
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READd. Blum & Bro "a advertisement at
the head Of our local this morning.
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Dr. j, Il. simpsons Specific Atd i'st
IA 4 native cure Tor SpermniOrhea' 49,
WeakneIS and ali diseases resulting iroa Sel -
n Nervous Debility, IrhuhilityI Aso.H - ~
LAnguor, LASsitude, pePTt..ion q splII ...,sIJ
pin n BSeE or Slde, Los Of Memory, ftl.,
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GALL and see those Black Cashmeres,
all wool, at Soc per yard for cash, at Geo.
G. Roth's.
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in further conversation Mr.. Calm re-
lated to the reporter many other idiosyn.
crasies OF the public, but which are, per-
haps, not relevant 70 the subject Of this ar
ticie. He stated that the work would be
ready for delivery between June 10th and
18th. 1t will be o great improvement over
the old one, and willcontain besides many
new features, and be altogether model
both OF reference and guide TO the city.
Thatit is in Mr.. Callin's hands Is sufii.
Gent guarantee ofits completeness and re-
liability.
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CARPETS, Carpetsl Oil Cloths, OIL clothsl
and Window Shades, very cheap at Geo.
G, Roth's.
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PARAsolsl ParasOls at low prices at
George G. Roth's.
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READ l. Blum & Bro. . advertisement at
the head Of our local this morning.
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california nnd oregon.

HOSIERY, Gloves and Ladies' under
wear, cheap for cash, at Geo. G. Roth's.
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READ 1. Blum & Bros advertisement at
be head Of our local this morning.
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Che gatelli9enfer.
5aice. Nos. % and n Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements.

Do You Mean to Buy2-I. Blum & Bro.
head Of local.
Good News for the Atilicted-head Of
i0t One Hundred Dollars Rewara-head Of
Do Not-oebm & oo.-fOurth page.
For Cincinnati-New Andes.
Lots for Sale.
New Silyerware-Turner & Dillon.
The Bugs are Eating.
An Excellent Remedy.
The Ladies Will Find-Logau, List & Co.
Ice Cream-Chas. Wollenweber.
Superior Beer-C. Siebke.
THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepi's drug store, Opera
HOUSE. corner:
'A Il s i E AI't . Z % r' 9
q - 10 - 'h i 8 g. q . i T.
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S100 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
IwIll give 500 for case Of Club Feet, Bow Legs.
or any deiorinlty Of the limbs, fall 70 cure, alter
having pronounced the case eur1bleI provided the
patltH eo-opSrates In treatment will not use tho
kniIe or cause the patient pain.
]. @. MCCOY, MD.
myl7 once 1910 EOf 81, wheeling. 81. Va.
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GLOW do you treat such cases2
ave put them down, and make dupli-
cate, marking the word vacant on the
slip. When we are ready to send copy to
the printer, we take the bearings again,
and II the house is still occupied, in
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Rad 1. Blum & Bros advertisement at
the head OF our local this morning.
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Ito FOR THE CINCINNATI @4
The sISImSr HUDSON will leave Rh'siis n 10 10
lG Al 10 O'Clock p ~, and tTriTs 81 n. IN in
day noon. May IS. The opening q 9, Iida ~
fsfs $40 % for The round Trip, loo uinE
siSisfcom, For further pAftltullr5 snqgpTS IIu
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Old Age and dis
PNes that lead 70
Consumption, In"
sanity lndAn early
grave, or both. No
matter how shat
tered the gyTtsm.
may be from SI'
oases Of any kind,
q short colne Of
thIs MaiifiHA viii
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ScItoTs ia Io,t functions and procure htin -
bappins,S where before vas dtspobdensy ~
ne spSeiae Medicine Il bang used 1i'a '''N'
Pamphlet, ,sut free 70 all Write i'F iS'a ''''"
full Particular. =, ~ p,tfAgs
Prce, speeIae, 81 % per PaefAge, ~ u, =, noslJ.
Id a all order, J. B. slMPsOS's AE t,:
No iOl and iO5 Main s., Bl5 5b3s y m
~ Sid In WbesiInF hy Ia UGHtlS hg I- -,
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."Any others peculiar to this class?"
"Yes, some we approach on the subject
say there Is not much use putting their
names in; they are going away This
class, Isuppose, want to escape the detec-
ton Of an Indifferent return they have
made to the assessor, or something Of that
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RELIGIOUS Notes.-The colored Metho-
dists Of Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
held bush meeting in Walnut Grove,
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Brtet Mentlou.
nv Theatre Comique Tonight,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1880

selves on the hint of The Worlds How can
" that be Democratic in 1880 which was anti
Democratic in 1SG9lH And we hope Beck
and Voorhees, will not fail to wreste with
them.
If they fail on them, out they so. The World
is in earnest. All who IRE NOT sound on the
financial question and in favor of the Bayald
resolution must 60 And that takes-let us
see-rhurman and Ewing and the Ohio
democracy, Voorhees, and the Indiana De-
mocmcy Beck aud the Kentucky Democracy,
the Garcclon gang, which comprises the whole
party in Maine, the Batter 10000 out Of
10000 in Massachusetts, pretty much all
the Southern Democracy, all the West
crn Democracy, and Samuel Cox. Then
there will be left-well. Mr.. Bayard
will be left, and Senator Eaton and
aud The World, and-and-and-wel, very
likely others. And the party will be purged
and purified; especially purged. Looking at
the process Of publication with purely math-
ematical view, We must say that il
promises to leave the party a tritle thin.
That, however, should not affect the determi-
nation of our contemporary to 90 on with the
work. If the tail cannot wagglc the dog, there
is but one thing for the tail to do, and that Is
to cut off the dog. Let the publication go on.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
PERSONAL.

Nir Launt Thompson la, carved an excellent
bust Of the late General ". f. Bartlett, which he
has presented o Mrs. Hariiett.
Miss N.scy smith. who was lately admitted to tid
har m Kcoluk. was entertained ~ q banquet upon
the occasion by her brothers in the law.
The en-Dowacer of Bavaria had IN unpleasant
experience IN Munich Cathedral on New loarS
Day. A house-p -por,ress. who had suddenly become
insane. struck her and was with dIhicnliy over.
powered The Qaccn's emotion w9s painful, bnt
Size remained 10 me cnd Ot thc service.
cable dispatch yesterday from Rome TO The Ncr
York Erecpdp's Journal states that on the 18th IN
stant Pope Leo approved the appointment OF tho
Righ; Rev. Dr. Elder. hclctoforr Bishop of Natchez
TO BE- coadiutOr with right of succession, TO TIE
Archbishop of Cincinnati. aud 10 be Administrator
of the AichdiOcesf.
Oneen Victoria is said TO have a long memory for
per,ons and faces Her whole thoughts now seem
centred in her soldiers. especially IN those who have
been wounded IN her service, and IN looking over
painting, Of subjects IN the recent wars abe knows
and remembers the names OF all those soders-eycn
priyates-on whom she has conferred tlc Victoria
Cros, or other hOnoTs NJ once picking them out IA
the painting ana asking after them by name.
NJ Gambctta il a corloisseur OF good eating. ond
has marked preference for wlaid eggs Not tae
eggs of hcn~. however. The President Of the Cham
Der c0nGescrnds 20 eat eggs Of the apwing oni ana
as these birds are rare in France it is reported tnt
he has rented large fHrze-heath near Osnairnckh IN
Hanover where these creatures VIII De Taiscu ~
sunnlv eggs 20 this French Lucullus
The widow of Ex-PrcsideLt Tyler has asked Con-
nress for a pension, the ground of the immense
denresson in the value Of her real estate, the mort
cages on her Northern property having been fore
closed. and those on her Southern property con-
slautly troubling her. She says: hnd | nave
scarcely anything Whatever left to live upon"
Parnelps manner before an audience rs thus de-
scrbed in The Springfield Republicans Boston CORE
spondence: "Parnell Is cold an iceberg lie
evidently commits his speeches to memory and he
has DO animation, no style. His voice is thin ana
his manner awkward He does not seem to be IN
earnest; he does not warm with his theme. he
seems the politician, nOtthe pleader. lie does nov
sway his audience. lie cools rather than hres It's
aTdor."
J. w. Mackey. tine wealthy Californian. very
nearly lost his life in mine few years ago. he
was caught In part of the mine where blast was
about TO 90 of. miner tells the story: " knew
that in a second or two. II he was not out Oh tho
way. he would be horribly mangled by the flying
rocks. was the nearest man ont OF shelter, ana
Jumped into the drift to warn him. AS ehposSo
myself saw him look about. bewildered. lie nao
evidently heard the fuse and realized that ne could
NOT ret out of harms way, as there were Ioar son
tlemen with him Oh the ladder. who piocheo up wv