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A Notoriou. bank Th,er Arre.,ed.

New YoRK, June 26.-Charles Rogers,
alias RGfe Miner, alias "Piue," noted bank
thief, is prisoner at the police headquar-
ters, having been arrested last night. Rogers
is one Of the most notorious bank sneaks in
the country. he generally travels with three
or four thieves as companions, and is said 10
own considerable property in this city, the
result Of his thefts. His profession has been
mostly carried on in the Eastern States.
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ABE HEWITT
Gives His Views on she Ohio Democratic
Convention and the Chances for
the Election Of
Judge HOadiy-He Us got Candidate for
the Presidency, Because He Fears
the Cracks.

The New York Tribune, OF Sunday, says
that dispatch from Chicago on Thursday
stated that committee of the Iroquois Club
bad started for that city to confer with Mr..
Hewitt, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, Mr. Tiideu and other leading mem
b, rs of the party, in regard to the place Of
holding the next National Convention. A
Tribune reporter called on Mr.. Hewitt on
Friday uighl to inquire il he had any knowl-
edge OF the committees visit 10 the city,
when the following interview took places:
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The Canturea Chirienhnna.

TUCSON, ARIs, Juae 25.-Agent Wilcox
arr ycd tc-isy en- r0Gts to Ssa CaTios. He
ex presses himself in strong terms az zinst the
re,urn Of the male renegade Chiricahnss to
San Carlos reservation, and is a, The same
time extremely anxious TO avoid cothle,
with the military auihorities He hopes the
matttr will be amicably arranged between
Secretary Teller and the Wsr Department.
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LOUISIANA, Mo-, June 26 Kate Murray,
young girl, wac ou,raseously assaulted
early yesterday by negro, who knocked her
s.rseless with rock and tied and gagged
her before he accomplished MS 6endish pur-
poss. A negro named Joe Brown has been
arrested on suspicion, bat the girl ia not abe
to id nifty him. The cit zsns, hosevsr, are
excited sud talk OF Is nchisg him.
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THE JEWISH MURDER CASE.

LONDON, June 26.-All the Christian law
yers at Niyregbyhszs, Hungary, where the
trial OF the jews charged with numbering
the Christian girl Is proceeding, have adopted
a resolution attacking the conduct of the
public prosecutor, because be scarcely con-
ceals his belief that the case vas fabricated
by persons opposed to the Jews.
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Tn. New Hsmpshire ssnatorsbfp.

CoscoRD, June 26.-BIllols for United
S,aies Senator To-Day resulted as follows:
Whole number, 32l; Necessary 70 choice.
16I; scattering, Z; Aaron Y. Stevens, Ii;
Gilla an Mars,on, l3; james F. Briggs, 80;
Jams- w. PAuersoa. SO; EdSard H. R1ilias,
I04; Harry Bingham, III. Rollins loses
niue from Fridays ballot.
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zinc summer ne.tHlgh.

The summer is Dow upon rs with it's heal,
and one can easily envy the happy lot of the
winner of the capital priz of S75, 900 of the
Q59 BY Grand Monthly Drawing in the
Louisiana Ststs Lottery, which will take
place at New Orleans, La, on the 10th day
of July. Anyone can obtain all further in
formation on application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleacs L.
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HeHry,s Carbelie saIye

l. the Best Saive for Cute, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, salt Rheum, TeIer, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, torns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions
Freckles and Pimples Get Henry's Carbolic SsIye
as all Others are counterfsiis. Piiee Is cents
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Bora lydia f. Pinkhsm's Veeetab

sBorH Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price of either, 81. Six bottlesfor s5.
Sent by mail in the form of pills, or of lozen-
Ees, on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry. Inclose Sc. stamp. send for "Guide
10 Health and Nerve Strain"
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. ]. C. Spotswood
says: u highly recommend Browns Iron
BitLers for dyspepsia, rheumatism and gen.
ersl debilitY.n
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VASDALIA, ILL, June 26.-Last evening
as the sheriff was was passing into the Jail to
loci The prisoners In their cells, SIX of them
overpoTered him and made their escape.
This is the second delivery made in six
months.
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REVENGE Is loo dearly purchased at the
price of liberty" IL it disordered liver
giving you yellow skin or costiye bowels,
or do your kidneys refuse to perform their
functions? II 30 take lew doses Of Kidney
Wort ard nature will restore each organ
ready for duty. Thus health will be cheaply
purchased at the price OF Kidney Wort.
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.rcnb,.bop WOOD. Fau.r.l,

PHILADELPHIA, Juns 25.-This morning,
in the presence of the dignitaries of the
American Catholic Church and a grand
audience, and with all the sacred ceremonials
BETTING his high rank, the final rites were
paid 10 the mortal remains of Archbishop
Wood, and they were sealed in the cathedral
cryDt
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CHARLESTON, Nc, June 20 Richard In
gold, a desperate, while evAding arrest fol
felony, was shot twice in the back by Con.
stable Goodin. He cannot recover.
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BLACKS BUTCHERED
Frightfal Atrocities Perpetrated During
the Recent British Operations In
Sierra Leone.
The Fisheries Conference - Woman's
Rights In England-The Passover
Murder Case.
HUNGARY.

BERLIN, June 26.-The statement of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows decrease
In specie of 800, 900 m srks.
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ENGLAND.
,OLIIERY AGCnENr

LONDON, June ga dispatch from Car
diff states that an explosion occurred in
coliery near there. Two persons were killed
and twelve injured.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. Daniel I. Nelson, Chicago, ssys: 81
find 1t p!easan; ard valuable remedy 10
indigestion, particularly 10 oyerworked men. ,
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THE FISHERIES CONFERENCES.

AT the Fisheries Conference last night,
Lowell, United States Minister, presided.
Prof. Goode, of the American Commission,
read paper on American fisheries, at the
conclusion of which the Marquis of Exeter
moved vote OF thanss ito the professor.
Lowell said that he believed without nation al
vanity, that the generous grant by the
United States Congress greatly encouraged
the Fisheries Exhibition. The scie nti6c and
practical character of the American depart
ment was acknowledged. American fisheries,
he said, were mine of wealth and nursery
for seamep, and were protected rather by the
people ian the law.
woMANs RIGHTS.
At WON ans rights meeting in London
las, night, Jacob Bright. NJ. p, presided, and
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton made addresses.
IN THE COMMONS.
In The Commons this afternoon Porter, At
torney-General for ireland, stated that James
Carey, the inforuer, was not yet pardoned, but
the subject was being considered by the gov
ernment. Ii Carey should be pardoned, he
said, executive clemency would certainly be
oupied with conditions,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-27

The best cure for diseases OF the nerves,
brain and muscles, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-27

BAD taste in The mouth means bilious
zttsck. Samaritan Neryins is the cure.
For thirteen years hsd dyspepsia" wrote
john Albright, Of Columbus, o. "Sau ari-
tan Nervine cured me-" Druggists all keep
il, 81 so.
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JOE MCDONALD
Gives His Views Freely and UnreserVedly
and In Statesmanlike Way on Tariff
and Internal Revenue Reform,
And Gov. English Vindieates the Deme.
cratic Campaign Of 1850 and Gives
His Views on State Politics.

The New York Herald, Of Sunday last,
published interviews by its correspondent
with two noted Indiana statesmen, one of
them Ex.Gov. Eoglisb, late candidate for
the Vice. Presidency with Hancock, and the
other Ex-senator Mcdonald, the leading
Democratic candidate for the Presidential
nomination in 1884. These interviews pos
sess an interest even beyond the gentlemen
from whom they emvnate, and will be ac-
cepted by the public everywhere Sc indexes
to what the history of the Democratic party
may be in November, 1884
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OPERATIONS IN SIERRA LEONE.

Intelligence received from Sierra Leone
says that the recen, British operations against
Chief Gbpowe were ats nded with crest
Atrocities. The native allies butchered aud
mutilated ali male prisoners. These allies
lost over 100 men during the attack upon the
m ain fort, which was captured. Eighty-two
OF the enemy were killed by a single shell.
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Il know nothing abot it." he said, except
a paragraph L saw in y newspaper. The
National Committee will probably meet as
usual in Jauusry, and then agree upon the
place for holding the convention in J June fol-
lowing. 10 edvaDce of the meeting of the
committee l would not express any opinion
m, tho suhiscf -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
WHEAT AND CORN.

We must have crop reports at this
season, although the seed of some OF
the crops being reported upon, is hardly
in the ground.
The New York Times brings tele-
graph reports from 50 States and l29
localities down to last Saturday night.
These refer to wheat and corn, and the
prospect is deemed encouraging.
The Times says:
The wheat crop attrscts the most atten.
ton because it affords the largest proper
tion of the food exports, Last year it was
exceptionally large. being 5O2, 900 bushels,
against 3S3, 10000 bushels in ISL and
showing an average of 35+,000.000 bushels
for the last ten years. The indications are
now clear that il will BE- much less than
last year. The central States OF Ohio. In
diana, Illinois and Missouri, which few
years since Furnished nearly 10 per
cent. OF the anrual production,
will this year yield from 20 to
25 per cent. less than The average crop.
Against this, however, there must be put
q considerable gain in Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota, and large gain in Colorado,
Utah, California and the valley OF the Co.
lumbis, with an appreciate gain in some
Of the Southern States. Taking these into
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
Personal AND PERTINENT.
photographic PenciIings OF Persons and



THE United States Supreme Court left
more cases on its docket at the close OF the
recent term than it found at the beginning
Of the session.
Mrs. LAYGrRY's opinion that American
women are too plump confirms somebody's
suspicion that she knows Ro more about
makeup than acting.
IT is said that when a Mexican wants to
20 mile he will walk three miles and
catch mustang, and saddle it 80 as to ride
to his destination.
TRUSTWORTHY estimates show that $780,
COCO were Invested last year by English
and Scotch capitalists IN the live stock
business in Wyoming and Texas.
THERE is plan TO purchase 600 acre
farm in the neighborhood of Huntsville,
Tex, for the employment Of convicts whose
length of term and physical condition fit
them for outdoor work.
4 PULP for the manufacture of palmetto
fibre is about to be erected in jacksonville,
Fla, and there is tine opening for one
almost at any point in West Florida. The
raw material !, abundant everywhere.
Mr. MrrHALL, of the Royal Society of
Lol don, estimates the value OF all the
property in the United States at $1,000
100000. This he states TO he more than
100000 800 in excess Of the aggregate
wealth OF Great Britain.
THE Augusta ia CirnticIe finds that the
Methodist Church built up the Republican
party years ago by attacking slavery, and
that now it is likely to split the same Or
ganization in a mortal way by espousing
prohibition in the West
THE best condensed milk is made in large
v,cuum pans, kept at temperature OF l2O
degrees, and reduction in quantity as it
comes from the cow about eighty per cent,
the loss being water, while all essential
elements are retained.
The American trotting horse is beginning
to put on airs, Maud 5. is valued above
100000 There are few men worth that
much money The fact is that many race
horses are estimated to be worth more than
their owners pay tax on.
BUoYs are 10 be anchored at intervals OF
los miles. on the submarine cable between
Marseilles and Algiers, the object being to
test the praCtibility of establishing mid
ocean telegraph stations, through which
ships at sea may communicate with the
land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

account, the conclusion is reasonable that
we shall have wheat crop larger than the
average of 10, or even 3, years back.
On the other hand, the corn crop,
though it is yet early to Judge
definitely of its prospect, is reported al
most uniformly as better than that OF last
year, and as likely to approach that OF
$780, when it was exceptional, This is
partly due to a prevailing tendency to re-
place wheat by corn and to feed the latter.
The importance of this change can be seen
at glance when it is remembered that OF
the eI o :mous corn crop OF 1880, over l, 7OO,-
100000 bushels, we exported only some
$50, 600, 600 worth, while during the same
period We exported over slO5,oOO,OOJ
worth of bacon, hams and pork. The effect
upon internal commerce and production is
even more striking, though it cannot -
computed in exact figures. The introduce
ton of corn and other like crops IN the
South, which is going on in remarkable
degree, is particularly profitable, for, while
il does not seriously diminish the gross
production OF cotton, il renders that sec
ton noticeably more independent, and as
sures q greater variety of resources and
better prospect of steady returns to the
far,nars"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
THE Rule LAM ORTHE RULE OF
THE ISDIYIDCAL-wH

We are passing through an epoch in
which certain phase OF public senti-
ment is seeking to enforce departure
from the old rule Of law that no man
las a right to take the life of his fellow
man except To save his own life.
The discussion has arisen out of nOta-
bic cases, such rs the Thompson case in
kentucky, and the Dunn case in Chi
Cago, whichhave be,nuSed 70 fOrtify the
argument for additional exceptions to
the old rule.
1t may rs well he understood, how
ever, that no State or legislative au-
thority is going to give any individual
the right to constitute himself the judge
aud executioner of lis fellOw-man, un.
til, at least, our modern civilization is
ready to take a step backward and oc-
Cupy the plane of that crude condition
of society which obtains in the remote
territories of the West. We believe
that the policy of holding the law SUI
preme will be maintained.
We do not believe that even in Ken
lucky there is any disposition to depart
from this rule. The verdict in the
THOMPSON case does not prove
that the people of that State
are ready or willing to substitute
the will of the Individual for the
letter ofthe law. 1t was rather 4 ver-
dict upon the insufl,ciency or lack of
law.
And thi, will he found to he at the
lotion Of every case where jury re.
fuses to hold a party responsible for re-
dressing his OWE grievance 10y violence.
1t seems strange that our legislatures
shOuld invite and give excuse to acts of
individual violence IS mcglecting or re-
fusing to provide such legal penalties
for wrongs ~ the pebble Judgment de-
maEds and H. the yerdicts OF jurieS in
dictate 10 he necessary. II Is only the
absence ofthe law tEat can Justify the
mob. Tie mob spirit is never present
when the law furnishes a sufficient re-
lance and sufficient penalty; and it
is the defect in our criminal laws that
is inspiring and encouraging the diSpo-
sition to make another rule than the
rule of law.
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THE WORK OF THE TAN COHMIS-
Sion.

SAON.
The scope and character of the work
to be performed by the Tax Commits
sion seems generally misunderstood. An
idea prevails that these gentlemen are
TO wander through the state, in the role
of detectives, pryimg into frauds prac-
ticed by individual taxpayers and spy
ing out the deliuqucncies Of our present
Assessors. y greater mistake cannot
be conceived.
When Gov. Jackson confronted the
Legislature with the .plain fac
that "the taxable values vi the State
have not increased in proportion to
population" the Finance Committee
reported that our statutes, under which
property is listed for taxation, being
antiquated and defective, vast quanti-
ties OF property, taxable in other States,
could not be reached by the Assessors.
Hence the Legislature enacted that
the Governor should appoint three
competent persons To investigate the
subject of taxation i'm this State and
suggest such legislation as will reach
and place on the tax books
each and every item of property.
II IS very evident that task is here
assigned which, if faithfully and intelli-
gently performed, will be worth mil
lions to West Virginia: 1t involves
very little travel but a vast deal of mid
night oil. II a commissioner Is com
petent fully - per cent Of his work will
be done in his close; for every day OF
travel he viii read a hundred pages ami
study IS many hours. This WORK re-
CURES "raLhS' study reHectIon-not
eye SiSht. IL Is TASK Tor the scientist,
nO' lOr me empire. No man Is pre-
pared to make suggestions until he has
iamiliarized himSelfwith the tax laws,
present and past, of every other State.
This alone involves fully sixty days OF
study. No man is prepared to make
suggestions until he has read all the re-
ports of similar commissions, and en-
iarSed his understanding by aSsimilat-
ing the views Of specialists in this de-
Partment OF political learning. MUs-
COE UARNEIt once made a report o.
nine pages 10 the Virginia Legislature
which represented TWO iuh years o.
hard labor. III TINS connection an ex
tract rom IsHauoh' by Sir > NJ
iEto' Is iuil OF interest ana hSiruc
non:
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his time and all his thoughts from now
until the meeting of the next Legisla-
ture.
If the commission is equal to its duty
they will render West Virginia service
! OF to be estimated in money, but Tin
the language of the committee that re-
ported the measure), "this work is
such vital impor snce to the welfare Of
our State. that unless it can be well and
wisely done it ought not to be at
tempted."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

THERE is an animated discussion in
Ohio just now on the beer question,
which is wide and comprehensive in its
scope, including every phase Of the
matter, from beer making to beer
drinking. There is manifestly a lack
OF unity Of opinion and harmony of
sentiment among the Buckeye Repub-
licans in respect to the beer issue, and
the present Indications suggest that
the straddling legislation OF the last
legislature, which it was fondly hoped
would take the liquor question entirely
out of politics, is going to fall very far
short of the expected result.
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II is probable that if Gov. PIEErnINr
has any special business with Gen.
Corr, the latter could he fonnd very
much absorbed in completing 4 new
house, with very little time or inclina-
ton 70 give attention 20 matters relat'
ing 20 the revenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

POMONA is already pouring her offer
ngs at the feet OF the hungry New
Yorker. Strawberries from Te4FiYS6ccsee
peaches from Georgia cherries from
North Carolina End watermelons from
Jamaica
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

TIE happy family are ever ready to
endorse each other. They are not spar
ing in tafty when it Is s"b rose, and
the other dear charmer is away. But
it all counts for uaught when the ruc-
tot, l. raised
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THE bosses are all willing that the
two revenue districts shall be CONSOLE
dated into one Mccormick, but are OPP
posed to consolidating the two revenue
officers into one district Or-hOw is it,
ANYHOW,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

SENATOR BECK has no doubt that
one of the first duties undertaken by
the Forty Congress will be a
thorough investigation Ofthe civil ser
vice IS administered i'm VIRGINIA.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY IS, 1858.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Inc Gate printed on the 'oTGPper Of
each paper denotes The time 1Chen the sub
scrIptiOI. empires.
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On Thursday of this week. Mr.. Ma
HONE, backed by the whole weight OF
the administration" will try to elect
county officers for the people of Nir-
uyipia
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FOR SALE.

T HAVE FOR SALE ABOUT FORTY
PIECES OF city property, ranging In price
from 300 10 $4,000. Two brick houses on
Main street; three brick houses on Market;
three frames and one brick on Cuaaline; two
bricks on Eoff; two bricks on JACOB; three on
Seventeenth two on Fourteenth two on Six
teenth two on Thirteenth ;eIghtor ten houses
on The Island. Also. Is farms within six
miles OF " heeling. w. s. HI NHINS,
Real Estate Agent,
ma,q Sc Twelfth Street
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AND now every one Of Mr.. Meteor
mick's endorsers is opposed to consoli-
dating the districts.
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University Of Virginia.

SUMNER LAW LECrURES mine week.
y }, begin 18th July, 1883, and end l2th Septem-
Der. Have proved Of signal use-lSt, 10 stu.
tits or other Law School; ID to those who
propose TO read privately; and Sd, to practi:
toners who have not had the advantage OF
81 stematic instruction. For circular apply
IP. o, University OF Va) TO JOHN B. MINOR,
POT Com and Stat Law.
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FOR SALE.

THREE ROOMED COTTAGE, LOT FORTY
feet front; house almost new, for 81, 90
and time on part of that II desired. The
property is now rented for 81 per year. A
good chance to buy house and invest that
amount of money. u. %. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and liroker,
mao3u I'D Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

VXvANTED-Ayo young man well acquainted
w in the city aud vicinity, 10 ship and
receive groceries, Apply al simon Baer &
Sons. IN 'l'h
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Regular Pittsburs 4 KanaEha River Packet
w. n. Chancellor,
Grand EXCURSION

ITO BE GIVEN BY THE MEMBERS OF
the Nail City Secial-MenSr$. Charlie
EbeIlipg, Edward Meagcl, August Meyer
Carl Meyer, Henry Scnrump, LOUIS Ebcrling,
ChaS. Rtnehart, and August Mcyer-on the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LADY assistant is wanted in a
"A Shoot ng Gallery. IEquire at this oasea :.
ma22q
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Music by the full Opera House Orchestra
and band. Fare for round trip, $500.
Tickets for sale at SchnepfS, MOensemoei,
ler'S McCollOch s and Brice'S Drug stores ana
Tunt's Cigar Store. In Bellaire, At Hllch's
and La Roche'S Saloons.
Boat leaves Wheeling wharf a. so T. NJ;
BellaIre at 10 p. VI.