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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-20
Races nj Brig hton Beach.

BRIGnToN BEACH, September l9.-In the
hurdle race the horse Fury fell and his
back was broken. His jockey, Medny,
quarter mile heat Collas won, Joe second
r. MoOnee third. Time, :20h.
In the three.quarter mile heat Battle
Dove came in first, Ba:on, fay-
orite, second, and Castle Blaney third.
Time l:l9H. Mile and a quarter Apollo
won, Ida second, GOV. Hampton third,
Time 2:l64. Mile, Parnell won, Centen-
nial second, Retort third. Time l:49H.
Mile and quarter, Slocum won, Blrnum
second. Bushwhacker third. Time 2:l7.
Hurdle race, mile and half, won easily by
Beverwick Bate, Cronin second, Hawk Sage
third. Time 2;5I.
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HILL EXPECTED TO RESIGN.
He Prefers the Private Practice OF His
PrOfCSsiOu.

washington, September l9.-The report
OF the HIP Investigating Committee hlv.
ing been made public the resignation OF
Mr.. Hill is expected to follow shortly. No
secrecy has been main ntained by the Su-
pervising Architect regarding his infen'
announced his purpose OF devoting him
self to the practice of his profession as an
architect, whore he could be free from the
criticisms and assaults which have been
almost continually his portion since assum-
ing the duties of his office. Mullett, his
predecessor, was rallied from all directions
for the eight years he served, and Hill hss
had about the same experience.
He is perfectly willing now that an
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CopRIinE saws he o. Ont.

WASHINGTON, September l9.-Ex-SenstOr
COnkling is in the city, and when asked
this evening ii he would re-enter politics
said: "Oh, TO, sir. ! am just where | want
10 be at this time. | am engaged in re-
T@iring my fences, and am doing very well.
I may enter the field again, but certainly
not for four or five years. WheA the peo-
pie call will go"
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THE DAYS DOING.
The Terrible Suffering OF Fish
Brnen.
HOME REVOLUTION IN JOURNALISM
Racing in the East and West-Decided Re-
duction on Matches-Big Blaze in
Cincinnati-A Milwaukee
Failure.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., September l9.-The
French fishing schooner Mercury, which
arrived at st. Pierre last night from the
New Foundland fishermen named Walsh
and Matthews, in dorie, having been six
days adrift without food or water. They
became delirious and Walsh opened his
veins and sucked the blood to auench his
terrible thirst. They were so helpless that
they had to be hoisted aboard the vessel
with ropes. The Mercury also brought
Capt Hiscock and three OF the crew OF the
wrecked New Foundland banker Medianna.
They knew nothing Of the balance OF the
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Fire nt scrantop, Pa.

S,,RASroN. Pa. September l9.--The Fair
lawn Breaker, in which an accident two
weeks ago resulted in the death Of two
men, was burned this morning The fire
was :rceud;ary. Several dwellings wers
damsged. The loss is estimsted at $50. 900
Five hundred men and boys are out Of en-
ployment.
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No Ke,t.fIor Greeley,

WASHINGTON. September l9-The Secre
tsries OF War and the Navy have decided
that il is rot practicable n Send another
expedition TO the reli. "f i.ieulen mt Il zee.
ley this yesr. TIE dsngN. nt NruckiRg rhr
new reli'f psrty ~ lis "GiepCt 70 --tct,
Upssps sick j. ss'imS's - ~ il. create
thsr 81 u!d =. nv -rrr-..; ti7 elia: o.
--------s az 49, - ---=-,.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-20
THE MARYLAND CONVENTION.
The Democrats Meet in Baltimore
YearerdRI.

BALTIMORE, September l9.-The Demo.
crstic STATE Convention met at noon to-
day, FIX Governor Phillip Francis Thomas
was chosen temporary Chairman. Mr..
Thomas addressed the Convention, coun-
selling forbeIrance. wisiOm and a safe re-
gard for the public interests in its de!iber
atoms. TIE Com mit;ces on Credentials
Fern sneut Organization and Resolutions
acre appointed, end the Convention took
a recess for haf a. hoar.
Uron the Convention reassemb,ing the
f,IIoNi, Q ticket was nominsisd:
Cover or Gnrert II McIiInA-
AIr,rt ~ G-ac-s'-Ch ir.rs 3 = biSTjR,
CL.:!!.c !! Fra.k TurGtT,
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ye,,ov Fev,r In Mexico.

GUArNAs, NIX, ssp.ember la-festsr
day 6 rairs have checked the fever. No
new cases have bren reported s!nce last
mgAk By order OF the Project psstlie are
lsing burned in the strcatS ard this be,
sided il the Purihcation oil tie atmosphere.
Rn.inrss hopreS are reopening.
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Ease Rail.

Oievelsnds, 9; New York, 2 drawn
game ca ed ut the end of the 9th inning
PhiIadelphias, IA; Buffalos, 3,
Boston, 3; Detroit, g
Providence, 7; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati, II; Athletics, }.
Columbus, 8; Allegheny 3.
Springfield, 6; Toledo, 6. Ten innings
came called on account Of darkness.
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Take His Place.
There are a number of can

There are number of candidates for the
honor none of whom. however, are very
we'll known. J. /. Smithmeyer, an arch
itect of this city, is said TO be among the
number. As the Office and its methods
will certainly become the subject OF Con.
gressional discussion this winter, with the
possibility OF reorganization and changes,
the position is not desirable one. Wnen
Mr.. Hills resignation is rendered, it will
be to take effect on the appointment OF his
successor. The report OF the committee as
published agrees in all material respects
with the synopsis sent last night
Hill Finally Resigns.
WASHINGTON, September rl9.-SupervisiDg
Architect Hill this morning rendered his
resignation 10 Secretary FOlger, ID take
effect upon the appointment Oi successor.
Secretary FOlger said this afternoon that
the resignation OF Supervising Architect
Hill will be accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-20
nainr. Of The stRnaI s.rriee.

WASHINGTON, Septsmber l9-l'pOn the
recf mn endation OF Lieutenant Powell, OF
the Signal Service, the Chief Signal Oiicer
hss instructed observers a. the s'9tiOns to-
collect and forward all dsia ohtainable re-
Ia;ing TO cyclones. etc, TO be published in
the monthly weather review.
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arawou. Hotel 20 be Reopersd.

WASHINGTON, September !9.-The Wash
iagtoD Hotel, we'll known for many years
IS Tillsrds, which was under the man
sgemtnt of Joseph g. Cooke until his
death last spring, has been reopened for
the er suing season undoT the direction Of
O. G. Staples. formerly proprietor OF the
Thousand Island House, Alexandria Bay.
Nov York
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,.,,,x,vanIA LegIsIatsrs.

H,eEIsRrpG. September l9"ln tos
House the jenkins Legislative bill was reau So
me first time. After some alScsSs'TTr lSc9S.Tr oo o
the S. nate resolution to ailoufsn lfa.sJ u% ~ the
T..,,',;,,cs ine ~; - On Wsvs and Neans. alter
SsGicb he House adjourned.
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More About RandaII's Prospects.
CoIored Increment for HoadIy.

SPRINGFIELD, o., September 19.-It has
Just been discovered that large concourse
of the colored population of this city are
nightly gathered together at Kings build
ing, West High street, by Hezekiah Stewart
and Hilliard Evans, Of Columbus, Leon
Anderson and Ezra Brown, Of Cincinnati,
and others, for the purpose Of endorsing
Judge Hoadly's name as their candidate for
Governor aud the Second amendment.
The door Of the rendezvous is kept guarded
during the meetings.
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The Editorial Convention

Piedmont, w. Va, September l9.--Owing
to misunderstanding as TO the thine Of
holding the mass meeting at Psrkersburg /
announced that the Editorial excursion
left October 10. The time is October p
They proceed from rarkersburg 10 Pied.
front and start from there, the first day 10
see our wonderful improvements and next
day TO proceed in the direction OF New
York, etc. Ladies not excluded. Applica.
tions for Transportation Should be handed
In at once. G.. T. GoSoRE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-20

PARIS. September ls--Tbe Temps saya
that Gen. Courbet has seen appointed n
lbe command OF the French forces in Ton'
quin. General Bicto; will sueoAsd Gen
ersi Bout. sctipg unSer ordsrs Of G.nsrsl
CouIbett.
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pueEI..,s AruIsS kaiye.

Tie gItste,s medical wonder Of The world
Warranted % speedily enre Burns brntse.
Co.'S, UIors, sslt RbsGm, Fever Sores
Csuctrr, piIrs. Chi!blsius, Corns, Te,tsr
ChfrysA Herds and all skin sruptioas
CrsnEtrt 10 cnrT IN every inst'1cr. o
LI.u.y refunded. = etEis p@T hbF. y"
~. ir l,.sE { Ce., D!Lgsi>tsr 3'sts
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A Murderer Gives Himself Up.

GLENN's FALLS, N. Y, September 49,
Thomas Gallagher, who murdered Walter
Hanlsn on Monday night, gave himself up
this morning. Gseat excitement prevails
at Sandy Hill, where the murder was COM
mitted. There is strong talk Of lynching.
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A Milwaukee Failure.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September 1.-THE
assets of II. S. Benjsmln, carriage dealer,
who failed last week are figured at about
$4,000, and liabilities $G5,OO0. The credi-
tors will meet tomorrow to decide upon
terms of settlement.
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strire .EGIa.. nen Certain.

PrrrsBuFGH, September l9-To morrow
f7nal Conference Of window glass manuiac-
turrrs and xBrkmen will be held 10 settle
;he rate of wees TO be paid during the en-
tuing year. Ii is not considered probable
,hat an agreement will he reached ana o
ktIike is considered inevitable
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A Cincinnati Blaze.

CINCINNATI, September l9- Early this
morning the works of The Enterprise Car
rS:C CumEluy were buried Tne COM
pauy which makes cheap carriages, en-
p,oyFd TWO hundred men. Total loss
iau,tUU HUilG,nS partially, and Carriage
CCmLary fully insured.
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our FOREIGN BUDGET.
0'DonnsIPs Case Begins TO Look
Serious.
His Threats Against Carey-Whs He Wen
TO Cspetown-GranyiIIe IN France-0f
for TOnQuu-M, Waddiugton's
Chances.

LoYroN, September l9.-The Times, in
tracing the antecedents OF O'Donnell, finds
he Is forty-five years OF age, aud native
OF Meracladdy, County Donegal, Ireland.
He had been to America several times,
served in the American war, lived for some
time in Philadelphia, and kept q public
house on the Canadian border. He in
vested his funds In silver mines and in
FeDian bonds and lost his money. He re-
turned to Ireland last May, and frequented
the company OF Irish Americans In Lon.
donderry. He carried a revolver, and was
. strong Nationalist, but was opposed To
the Invircibles. He denounced Carey
when the latter turned infnrmer. and de-
clared he would not sh0n', hut would
Burn Him by Inches.
He wert [ 10 tie cape 10 seek work because
be considered America played out" lie
had never sCen Carey before taking pas.
sage, and bad 10 idea the nform~r WIS on
board the steamer Kinfauns Castle when
he embarked. The defense will probably
be that Carey tried 10 shoot the prisoner,
who Wrenched the revolver away and used
il to protect his own life. Il Is stated thst
O'Donnelrs brother, who is living in Ire
laud will endeayOr 10 obtain the services
Of A. NJ. Sullivan, NJ. T., Ia conduct the
defense The friends OF O'Donnell rdicnle
the idea that he went TO the Cape for the
specia; purpose OF killing Carey.
French Ousrnges I'm " Madagascar.
LONDON, September lg.-The Times Cal
Cutfa dispatch states the published account
OF the French outrages at Tamataye fall
short OF the truth, and adds that when the
English Consul, Parkenham, was dying,
the French priests eBdeavored to force him
10 becume a Catholic, aud compelled him
Ia \ CO a Crucifx.
~. Naddinx toms Political Prospects.
PARIS September l9.--M. Waddington
present at yesterdays conference between
Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Ambassldor,
and Prime Minister Ferry. Several jour.
nails mention WaddiDGtOn rs the probable
successor OF Chailemel L.c0ur, in the event
Of the latter resigning his portfolio ~ Mn
lister OF FCreian a llIIis.
SaiIOrs Bound Tor rongutn.
BEEsT, Snpten bsr ~ Three hundred
and thirty sailors left her for TOn1uin,
whence they embark FOR service In the
french feet in Tyuquin waters.
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A Sheriff shot.

LrrT.Z EccE, AK, September la-fdes-
d.y SAer Il Stephens, OF Jackson couoty,
Y rLilt ruTsHiug horte thieves into Ounkirk
county, rss seriously shot in drSsrming
.btu.
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...,, ."- ~ over tie land .Oas mp from
.... .'' ssrs. NV daughters are 81
OF So VIA ~" strength. all ont Of
.. . .I.s - 'Ns e - rxsrtion What
r ''r ..rr - The answer i SIN
'.".. Oa- - four weeks
.''-r, - u,zk.. tAp,u hcs''r =.
f-'-' . 49, yEv::E.I.
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n...-nnr Will veto.

Boston, september IA special ron Si
c.rcnrS n. H., says the Governor haS sc., GS
ci5eJ ra, 10 Sign ihe snu,he.n t'c.ne Sor.mr MN,
rrS.SH r,'..S Compsny aud S,PsH'ho q O'unF .h
b,W "a hich rsssrd n"ih hrsSeees y y
= -A..Ee'
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creai,ar~ Of. st. Ls.is Rirm.

ST.. LoUn. September l9.-It Is estimated
that the Liabilities Of Anthony Kahn are
bel veen S35O, 900 and 800, 900. The prin y.
pal creditors are tro local banks and .
large saloon proprietor. The business OF
the frm will continue. TIA credieors
mseting In called for 70 omorroA.
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A WoMANS SAD DEATH.
Made Insane by Trouble and Dying
From Exhaustion.

Made Insane by Trouble and Dy Ing
From Exhaustion.
New HAVEN, September lS.-Miss h. Il.
Jones, of Galveston, Texas, lady connect
ed with some OF the first Southern families,
has met sad death near Norwich, Her
father was customs officer at Gllyeston
during the war, aud was attacked and
nearly murdered by a mob, who, be-
lieving he had money, demanded it
of him, going 50 fars' to dra! him
10 the woods and put halter
about his neck to make him divulge
where his money Was kept. lie was 50
pursued by despeTs iOes, who believed
him possessed OF wealth, that he once
secretpd himself for week in an attic
Her brother ives also subjected to inhuman
treatment for the same purpose. These
family prosecutions Affected Miss jones
mind so, that she thought she was being
pursued by persons who wanted her money.
When she came North for health
She Imagined the Persons
passing to and fro in the train
we're following her TO rob her, and she
banded her wallet to stranger and told
him 10 divide the contents with the men.
When her pocket-book was recovered 30
had been taken from it.
Two months ago Miss Jones was admit
ted to the family of Asa Armstrong, at
Franklin Hill, where, under careful treat
ment, she appeared to improve, snd such a
thing as her running away was not thought
of. On September !, however, she sudden
~ left the house entirely naked. The
farmers turned out aud the woods
were searched for several days without
avail An advertisement was inserted in
one Of the pape-S and y reward was offered.
Un Saturday morning Jonathan Bart tn, Of
East Hamr,or, head w"mln's voice
ealing fr- wsier from the roadside not itr
from MIR Armstrong; blrn. He went IN
the spot and found the deranged WON IN.
Her hands were severely scratched but
showed no other signs Of injury. Near the
tree was shelving, beneath which she
could seek shelter when it rained. The
grass was trcdden down and looked as il,
when too weak to walk, she had dragged
herself around the tree to avoid being seen
by persons passing on the highway. Miss
Jones was taken to Mr. Armstrong; and
medical aid was summoned, but she died
in five hours from exhaustion. She talked
nationally before she died and said she had
not eaten or drank anything for seven
0ays
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rsoscpE E,,I,a By Iirh,ains.

GAL;u1x, s,p'tmI'eT 10 9-Th- News
T.nU,, ..i.f sf' ,ia. So :E-t It Ina -
-, o. -, rf:v w -, =STs s'htS 80
tH-I--s.
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N.s YorE, September l8.-ASriysd-.
SEseian Monarch, from LONDON.
QuIEssTows, September 10 -Arfiyed-.
Al IONS. from New York.
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l-.mands oIohto slIner..

~. >..-0.wN, September IA largely
~Ga-a cs!. -I'e meeting OF miners of
s n"horlny Valley was held here to day.
,s'..e' VI. B,ide, OF the State Miners
'a'al VAS present. 4 resolution
g" !''t @cmsuding an sivNHCs Of ten
'"' fr"m October first, which will
,'' .''r ~ 'He same foot ng win Oyh-r
l..t'> % Ih' ; -. The operators aSSart
W. H.t g.ve the aivsnce. and the
v.a Y jaa' Ua,eSr !, i conceded there
|sr.. 'r r'n,rsl strike inaug1rlted and
~. N.'' viii he idle. II is predicted
H.. 10 c'r viii br 'Uug lock out. throwing
p. O.. "lH'r employees "ut. aS both
", ny a:c TeP2rpd for iisht.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Eandall's Chances. Varying Re.
ports.
cOEKuNe SAYS THAT NE Is OUT,
Hill Resigns-COIOred Msn Tor HoadIy-An
Ohio Man for Sergeant-A,.Arms-
Mahoneism in Old
Virginia.

The National Republican Convention.
CHICAGO, September 19.-John A. Martin,
OF Atchison, Kan, Secretary OF the National
Republican Central Committee, is at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, where a reporter had
q talk with him this evening. ~ can
hardly say" said Mr.. Martin, "where the
next national convention will be held.
The national committee meets December
I'd next. Then the question will be de-
cided, possibly. Chicago is not likely to
get the convention again, because two
national conventions are not held in the
same place in succession. Aside from that
Chicago is making no effort to secure it."
where will the convention be held?"
The chances are that it will be held
either in Saratoga, Cincinnati, Philadel-
phia or Cape May. All OF these placSs seem
anxious to secure il. There is q prejudice
against New York City, and it will not be
held there"
What about candidates."
at is hard TO tell about candidates.
Blaine would be as strong as ever in Kan
sas, but / don't think that he is liable to
be a candidate. think he is sincere in
his talk when he says that he is out Of the
field"
How about Arthur"
Arthur stands high as president, and
he is held in great esteem by our people.
II ne had come in by popular election as
Garfield did, Arthur would be the most
popular candidate IN the field today. The
people OF Kansas have great confidence in
Gen. Arthur. They look upon him as a
safe and prudent man, aud as man OF
good, sound common seRse. He is upt an
originator of any policy, but he is an
honest and safe executive"
Who do the Democrats in Kansas favor
for president
The Democrats in Kansas generally
favor Mr.. Tilden for a re-nominaEion. lie
can have that state if he wants it, | think,
in the rational convention
More About RandalI's Prospects.
WASHINGTON, September -. Ex Con-
gresham Manning, Of Mississippi, who was
one Of the mOet active anti-Rlndall Demo.
Gratis in the Speskership contest four years
ago, was asked to day il he believed Rln.
dali could be beaten EeXt winter. He said:
The indications are formidsbly against
Randall, although, as I will not have a
vote on that question, have net watched il
very close. That is the way il looks to me-"
General Collins, Democratic member Of
the next House OF Representatives from
Boston, is in the city. He makes DO secret
Of his preference for S. s. Cox for Speaker.
Carlisle is his second choice.
General LGfevre, OF Ohio, aud Mr. Mat.
son, Of Indiara are also in the city. BOth
Of them will support Carlisle.
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WASHINGTON WAITS.
Postmaster GsneT al GI 5sham and
Dauphin.
SECRETARY TELLER's DECISION
ln Regard to 0r2gOn Public Lands-En-
thusi&stic Reunion of Army Vet
'erans-SignaI Service
Movements,

WAsBINCTGS, September l0.-The follow.
ing letter, which is self-explsnatory, was
sent from the Postoffice Department 10 day ::
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Death 81 - Es.xsesssaSy % ths nsv1
HAr1yoss. Coss., septsmeef i9.-Hoa.
wr,. Paxon, Assistant Secretary q NJ
Nary under Gideon wslIss, died suddsuly
his morning Of heart disease, aged siIty-
two yssfs.
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BErsT, September - Three hundred
and thirty sailors left her fpr Ton1uin,
whence they embark FOR service in the
french iIeet in Tyuquin watc's
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12

"just commenced Geography" that
their first lesson in Calisthenics had
been arranged "for that afternoon"
that many of her pupils "were not
fit for promotion" to the upper clas-
ses, but 'they had to be sent up"
that we were the "first visitors" this
term, that the principal had "never
inspected" her class, that there was
q meeting of teachers every Fri
day, but it was of little USE The
bell then rang for the midday recess
and the boys were dismissed. This
room appeared to be as well managed
and taught as any we had visited.
Several questions in Roman MT
merals y were put to the class and
were answered correctly.
During recess we went to Room
Six which was in charge of Miss
Brickwood. We had no opportu-
nifty, on this occasion, Of seeing her
>class at work, but, at the public ex-
animation in July, it was very satis-
| factory. The teacher, kindly M
formed us that her pupils, 40 in
number, were of the first grade, that
the principal "never inspected" her
1 class, that she herself taught them
singing ''three times a week." that
they were taught reading ''from
charts" and writing ION black
boards or slates," that they 'sonly
remained about three months in the
room, though they were supposed to
remain year." that she "pushed
them through their work on account
of their rapid advancement, that
she had purchased drawing cards
as the Board of Education did not
| provide them,'' that 'the principal
objected to her teaching drawing
that she preferred herself to ''teacf
singing instead of having MASTER >
that the principal ''objected to the
noise" made when the class was
singing, that she administered medi.
cine to boys that were SICK
! This room, as well as the two ad.
joining ones, had the appearance Of
neatness and cleanliness, which did
not distinguish rooms one and two
| AS the remainder of the school
was in the primary department, and
as the time at our disposal wai
| limited, we left the institution with
the impression that many changes
and reforms were necessary in The
Royal School.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
THIS DAYS pnINcs.
AN EXPLANATION.

We regret to state that we have
unintentionally published the an
nouncement Of marriage IN our
last Saturdays issue which never oc-
Cured. The marriage notice was
placed in the copy" drawer of our
office without the knowledge of the
editor, and set up by the compost
tors.
The editor and manager know
nothing about it, and all the boys
working in our shop deny any knowl-
edge as to who wrote it or placed it
in the drawer.
1t was probably done as prac-
teal joke, and by somebody ac-
quainted with the office. .Uajt. a3s
We shall lose. no opportunity of
endeavoring to ascertain the writer.
In the meantime, we beg to offer our
apologies to the parties interested
and to their friends, for the publica-
ton of the notice referred to, and
regret, as much as they do, that We
should have made the mistake.
In future we decline to publish
any marriage notices unless signed
by the officiating minister.