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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
LOUISA COUNTY.
Tho Interference with the Pubic
achOOi at EgJpt-A htRte-
ulcnt of the Sacts.
TnEyILIAN's, Va, January 10, 1850.
d Edhfhr al the DiSnalch.


TERyILIAN's, Va. January 10, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The following is plain statement Of
the facts as connected with the disturb
ance In The public scnOol near Egypt, this
county:
Mrs. III. c. Gooch. teacher in charge OF the
school who IL Que Of the most estimable
ladies 10 tee county, furnished your CORE
,pondent with the following information this
morning, and her statement is corroborated
by Miss IOmasia Tisdalc, assistant IN the
school.
Mrs. Gooch saws: was hearing a class
With my back toward the door, and hearing II
open saw the negro ertcr. asked him u
he had business with me. lie replied he did
not then said, "Who are you. anywav -
lie SAID, 81 am A. j. Brown" | did not
then proceed further, az vas entirely iEno-
rant OF his purposes or disposition, but dis
missed the cl.u aud called smother.
Asthe class came up to the desk he bold out
bis land for seok aud received II from one
Of the scholars. at the same time stepping up
10 me and saving:
~ Will hear hlS class
Upon what authority" said I.
Upon my O,cn authority SAID he, land
II they are to reclte al all will hear: If
90 not hear tho@ they will not recIte.'
81 then said" costinued Mrs. Gooch,
"vou W IN net hear this class, nest ssSuredIt.
The school Il dismissed. And as the school
retired ordered him ont. He refused 10
20 for seine time, bat finally retired with the
last Of the scholars. renarking 70 them that
their teacher was quite uppish.
The above testimony was testified TO st the
trial Wednesday and certified.
None Of the School Board were present 80
the. trial, and the decision was that while
taere Was 10 aedBite charge upon when 10
convict the offender, yet TO show how the
magistrates opinion leaned Brown was
Ieprimanded aud sentenced to pay the costs
OF The trial.
The above is all answer have to make
and think il IL sulicent--to the conn uni
cation ia yesterdays Dispatch signed George
Hovey. TwIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Messrs. Jous A. HAxpLrros & Co. are the

Messrs. JoHs A. HAyBLETOS Il Co. are the
stormy petreis OF Virginia 6asncial matters.
They are always lowering over us when
trouble is near for the state. In their cireu.
lar OF yesterday they say;
"Receut developments indicate that the
people Of virginia are at last beginning 10
realize that the unsettled condition OF their
State debt has retarded the growth Of enter
prises IN the State, and has prevented and
still dlscsui ages the investment OF outside
capital In Virginia"
This Is all oosh. Is was recently proved In
our columns by the recital OF facts ard
figures. u Is such men As HAMILTON & Go.
and their dupes who ke,p the debt unset
tied. Of course the bonaaelasrs will not
seospt the aIopLSssoEK ssttlsment 90 long
a they believe stories like the one quoted
above.
rAsrs u net 50 iss ~ We know, one men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CAN BUY SPLENDID SCEIM
for &c. yard AZ HELD CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

General Mshone will hardly succeed in
breaking into General IIatrison's Cabinet
He Is not enough OF heavyweight. lie
might possibly he spirited in through key
bole.-M Paul Pioneer Press.
The little General seems to be pretty well
known. He hasn't made many people be-
lleve that he is ft for Cabinet Office. OF
course there will not Nc more than one man
from the South In Mr.. HAEFIsoN's Cabinet;
and that one will be some man whom Nj.
HARRISON has invited to VISIT him az bis
home. lie has not invited MABoNE. HA-
HONE sent delegation WHO bad not been in
vlted. Good-by to MAnOAE's Cabinet aspi'
ratiOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

CO S0 WOOD $40 COHE. 50
Tor CARBON HILL >OFt .NhL 40 tAln AL {.
pr ,on bc-, sgf rneapes. fuel flr cnpsilf l..-
po-es GA nc market AI-o. hA sUl i4.I p
WEST yIRdI siA SPLINr ani ANfhkAiltn
COAL a. bottom prices. eeul pQs'ai or baNA'
lfa ". J. hCuUNkiI.
seventh 49, Mllu
~. HF .fas.| Isa. A. H|..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
RICHMOND, Va, January II, lSSi

To the Editor ot the DispstCh
In Wednesdays Issue YOU sneak OF Trol'
lopc's Lille Of Dickens" Where can get
acopy!
TTot on, that big word again now. can
never remember II. {.
You guess well. We should have written
"THICKEEAY where we wrote "DiCXENs."
A gentleman IN New York recently wrote
us a private letter lnqmring OF us where he
could find the word heterophemoUsiy."
SC" will iod "heterephemOus" IN the last
edition Of WoBCEsTER's qusrto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
%. %. !. D. D
E0uR Dc,\
THE PlLAIS ROYALS
SPECIAL
.CUT-PRICE SALES.
Kew Bargains Added ETorY Week.
Low Figures Speak Louder Than
High-SlundiHg Words.
SOM FEW WORDS WE ASK YOUR sPF-
ClAL ATTENTION To rHE PRICES
QUOTED BELOW.
TUEGIODS OFFERED ARE Not OLD. CNDE-
sIEABLE TRASH, BUT Fresh GOODS
JUST PURCHASED.
traT III
Now Bargains lIIoI LJoII Week.
so ~ A Few WORDS WE ASK YOUR sPF-
GAL ATTENTION To THs PRICES
QUOTED BELOW
TrEG4OrS OFFERED ARE Not OLD. UNDE-
slEAEJE TRASH, BUT FRESH GOODS
JUST PURCHASED.
TlnsE BARGAINS ARE NOT TO De HAD
EVERY DAY.

Figured percales. noarly yard wide at &C.;
b.st Merumack ~birinE Prints ~ isc'
SIC qIislity Check Naiuso1ks 81 BE-.
I2'.r. quality hoer striped Muslns az Sc;
lGl.c duality corded Indian uimity a. Co.,.
3d.. - quality Lare Plaid iuda Linen at lsisc.;
me venuiuo Louslaie CsmDrt. .brandocl. To-.
The genuine Utl n lu-t B'cachei >heeunr. PC
1-ec. quality striped iaf.a car am >crim Is b..
Cream Lace striped cur sin >crin a sc:
AiI-Hool Nhto Flannel, nearly yard vide, at
New sprrg s,ylos IN Plaid Chock all wool
y2.l-wilo Cl0,l ami Suitugs at y. worth
95c Atwood Gray Dress Flapn,'s a, 1870;
Sow -princ styles l0.. Dress en- bans - SIC
81 ElA.E Afl-Noo. Aesf-f Front Jersnys NJ t5c.;
80 silk and wool Coat Jerssys al s.
Les, sesrsucSer uinghams 4.f childfens aprons
nni dresses a. ST.,
Pest Cotton Diaper q, J0c. apiece
Linen Iorcho4 Iaimm.ng-a l@-yard piece Tor
&C.:
Wide iioen Torchon Lares al3, per yard;
sree sEo puro Linen Dinner Va Ans a. So.
Stamped Linen Buffet lris at 25c.
Two gard long stamped MJmio Linen Buffet
Scarfs a. 4sc..
Stamped Linen Tray Covers, Hnottoi fringe. q,
Fy,rA large Pure Linen Frinysd Doylies at TO-.
Ladies Pure Ilnou Hand EmBrUldervi sheer
Linen llau1Eor-nlofs ats.
Gentiomens best 3-piy Pure Linen Collars-a
Nell-kn1Wn brand Al &c;
Geutiomcn's 3-pIy Linen Cufs. le.c. pair:
Genfemen's fun regular Seamless Gray Mixed
S1ck- az lOs.:
Best -yard-Wiie Felts atfl;
Cnilirenis 81 silk Flush Capes NJ Soc;
Chi.lrcu's genuine Amber Necklaces, 49,.
Turkay-Red Initial Letter. for marking clothing,
y dozen for l3c.
Aspecial Offering in Hamburg and Swiss En-
hr0iIeriss:
Hamburg Eiglngs at lLc., -, &c., and Sc. worth
double;
Hanou lnsertngs at &C. Gnd &c. worth Zoe.
aud I2r.:
Wide Hamburg Figngs as aud &C..
Manufacturers Remnants o. Edgings at i0c..
49,. and ljc.. positively worth .Oc ami 2J'.
Beauuiui Fine Patterns In Edgiugs from D.. 20
2Js:
Swia5 Edgings from y" % 20.
Half FlOIutIugs, IL inches vide, a, 25c.
Hali-Yarl vide tiCul 'ings from nc. up;
Fun f.0uncing5 from 50c. up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
eatarKh Cu red.

A clerKyman, after years Of suffering from
that leatssene disease Catsrrb, and vsinly
trying every kpow1 remedy, At hast tsund
recipe whtoh coupbescly cured and saved
him FROM death. Any sufferer from ibis
dreadful ditene senasng q self.addressed
stamped esvelspe 10 Professor J. A. Law.
renee, IS Wsrreo street, New YORK city, will
receive the recipe free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
CnARLorrEsyILLE. January IS, 1889.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, January Is, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Will you kindly publish ior the benefit OF
parties here, in Saturdays paper, the total
vote Tor prohibition cast IN the late election
Yours truly, b. NJ. DUPHE.
The total vote as returned to the state
Board OF CanvGesers was 1,G1S. good
many countles returned no votes for the Pro-
hibtion candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

Reading n.noss IN reading matter VP@
Ines or sess. s.: In peRpsrsil loaded. 75c.
Card OF raves ior mOrs space furnished On a2-
xlIcafion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

NOU CANBUYTHE USUALYAiD-
I WIDE SIC BLEACHED COTTON. I'D fn'y
damaged. for 6Ac yard ~ hf ~ A" w. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
"PRIEsrLY's BLACK GOODS

Boys Plush and Chinchilla Caps, 2)c. worth SOC.
Regular N ado pn-stripe Hose, l2Hc. worth %.
New line al scotch GlnchGus, ~ G. worth DC.
Another loi OF 36Inch Monte AN-Lnen lONois,
10. worth 25c
Mcrfima,k shifting Prints az D..
Fine ImpsrloS GingbAms a. iSc. worth &c.
russian crash Towels rt s.. worth l0c.
Remnants Of LAsEdOn G. q. ts'.
20 pair OF Fine Lace Curtains al 80 window
worth S..
stair Oi-Cloth at &c. worth l7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

UOU CAN BUY OIL-CLOTH IA
4 BLE-COyERS ct 19c. Gp.o.o % ..,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

"Two weeks ago IGNATus DoNNELLY
fully expected TO be elected United states
senator from Minnesota" But Brer 10.
didn't amount TO a cipher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

"The co.tOn-mlls OF the country have
1900, 600 spindes, against 100000 eight
years ago" And the beauty OF 1t IL large
part of the increase was in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

ANSWER: /. 1s. 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

emperor WILLIAM has discharged his
French cooks" 1t is we'll for man to be
patriotic, even in having the dyspepsia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

Auiestnr. and kilograms must Do ADDRESSED
teTHE DISPATCH COMPANY
Re,ocsed COMMUNICATIONS VIII no, b re-
Turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

"This winter has been a kind OF mild joke
for the coal-deaers that they doubtless do not
RELISH" Wait.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

Herr MOST saws Gan attack has been made
on his liic." The idea OF any one wanting
MOsI's life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
RICHMOND, VA, January 10, 1889.

To the Editor Of the Dispstch:
I'm designating the date Quaker fashion
which il corrcct-tO state the day OF the
month frst, rs IS. l, 1889, or the month
first, as I, Is, 1899? You Will kindly an-
swer through the columns Of your paper.
A SUBSCRIBER
ANSWER: /. IS. 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
MOURNING GOODS.

p picces Evening Shades Satin al %. worth SOC.
- pieces Figured lhii1 SIX AT 5lc. worth '5c
u pieces fiElrod China Silk AZ 02sc. worth
&kc
Is pieces Fine Satin. AL shades, al 35Ic. worth
62Hc.
An shEdoI Of Stripe Surah az s2i4c. worth q.
All shades Of Solid Color SurAh at jOc. 10 81.
A FULL LINE OF BLACK SILKS, SATIN
pWADAMAS AND FAITLES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

WOU CAN BUY MERRIMACSHIRT-
q ING CALICOES Tor Be-. yard a.
HELD & cos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW ARRIVING.

Porcales, yard wide. 7Nc. worth 1aHc.
Percalos, large figures, SIC. worth 1870.
Cheek Auslins ut 4Hc.
Fine Pin Cheeks aud Large Plaid Muslin, G..
worth I0c.
Our S.. Checks cannot be matched.
large Plaid aud Stripe Muslin at l0c. worth l5c.
Large Checks in Plqus at 15c. worth 25c.
NOVELTIES ~ DRESS GOODS.
Al TIC latest shades in Henrietta at Soc
A beautiful limo OF Plaid and Stripes at sjc-
WORT a..
French Novelty III Plain with side bands st Co.
worth 81.
lot Of Fancy Vienna Stripes, ali shades, al
55'. worth Go.
lot Of Handsome Dress Patterns in Plain
and Pads AZ sl2G Soft worth SIC.
Al tho latest evening shades in henriettas, &c
All shades Of Henrieuas At 95c. worm S74e.
A beautiful line Of French satoena at &c.
worth 50,
All The latest styles in satteens at l9c worth zoe.
MOURNING GOODS.
A full line Of Pricstlys Black Goods at 75c. to
81 yard.
Black All Wool Henrietta, 4finch, CSC. worth
sL25.
Black All. Wool Henrietts. A-inch. Sc, worth 81.
Black All-Wool Henrietta, 4O-inch, 7jc. worth
So
Black All Wool Henrietta, 4O-incn, e9c. worth
49,
RIGck Atwood Henrietta, 40-inch, co.. worth
Csc
B,skAn- Wool Serge, S5-inch, 4oc. worth &c.
Hack Atwood Serge, G-inch &C. worth 49,.
Black Ail-Wool Flannel, 36-inch, 3ihc. worth
J0c
Black Atwood Tricot, 36-inch, 4oc. worth t5c.
BLACK Al HO0l HaOit Cloth, 52-lnch, 81 worth
Sl-l
slack Henrettns, 35-inch, 25c. worth &c.
Bark Hendstta BrOatclOth, - intA, $40
worth Sl.5J.
4 full line Of Trimmings 10 match Nuns
Yelling Tor Wells, ;5c. 70 s..
A FULL LINE OF BLACK sHAWLs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CAN BUY LADIES' WOOL
Z HOSE for &c. q pair nj HELD co.'s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

WOU CAN BUY LADIES EXTRA
Z FINE COLLARS for 90. Gpiorc q,
held & CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
Hraaosp, VI. January b, ~.

HICHHOsD, Va, January l9, 1881
Y1HE FIRM OF ANDREWS, BAP-
4 TI5T & CLgNMlIT IS tais day dissolved ~
mutual consent
remo ma hguidat.on
Those indebted 70 the hrm ere re Iuos,cd %
maAe prompt settlement, AMI those having
claims will please present them az oacn Tor pay
mcuL
TIE J.. J. HILL PRINTING COMPANY has
bought orr building, plaut, sni goodwill and
ws respectfully cOmzsui said company ~ all ~
our former ps'r1us. ..
ANDREWS, BAPTIST IS CLEMMIHT.
lettering % tho above. THE j. J.. HILL
PRINTING COMPANY. - Joint stock company
incarporated under the laws oil tae state Of Viz
giaiA elccasIs % The business formerly conduct
en- By Andrews. Baptist q ClsmmiI AMI j l..
I'M ( 90. The teo p sulsErs thus consolidated,
aud. With tho increased facilities t1I5 Afforded,
10 re,Dsctfdlly solicit the patronage " tho pub
lie, .ul confidently promise Roa,ness accuracy,
aui disls1,n Ia the execution OF Ell orders ln-
trusted 20 Us. j. 2. hlLL TRIMMING 90.
JAWS f. GRAY, President
j. l. Hill. Secretary and Treasurer. Ia20-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

1TOU CAN BUY LADIES' FINE
r NERIND VESTS, sNk-bound with catch
stitching and pearl buttons, Cor BIZ. apiece 30
HELD 3 CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CAN Buy LADIES BLACK
+ AND RAIBEiGGAs FJ-L Kl1ULAh-
Held 3 CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

COM. COKE. AND WOOL

NOAL. COKE. AND WOOD
" Wanted, % futnisa o)usumers
Best Z d. slid Tor COo1lng s.oYc ~ lh.3 ani
f450.
Celsbra.sd POCAuoSrAs Tor crates " engine
purposss-iuvcst rates.
SOFT COKE $40 u q per tea;
beet EGG ANiukACitG so per I'm -eiof'
anJ Ngt-lcwsst casa prizes,
sPLINr. LUMP. and HAIL cheap ......,
AL kinds VI FUEL. OAK ALI PINK WNop-
tong. saved. ana spliL -
Yaris, LOO Nesl broad sifeel-'"hcns az
AID igo6 ea'l carr street Faons rs
IA is-dst&tde0i4s Z. H. FAu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

Our Stamping Department Is being increased
with new and pretty patterns. We DO tho work
while you wait az lower prices than any other
house In this city. ia@0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

YOU CAN BUY GENTLEMEN'S
7 NATURkL-WOOL SHIRTS ND PANTS F.
for q>, apiece az Held IL CO.'S. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
PRIESTLY'S BLACK GOODS.
CAMBRIA AND NAINsooK EDGES.

IAN DIN AM NAlNoNOh ADbI's
We have Just received an invoice Of very
handsome CamDric and Nsin.ook Edges all OF
our owA IN portauOn, vhicu surpsssss any that
we nave ever had ia regard % prices aad styles
" can now suit the trace Ia quality as well a.
quantity.
The very latest thing fer House Wrappers in
the way OF clover ClOth al loc. yars rerih iJr.
Beautiful styl-s Of outing Cloth, IKE. worth
90.
Regular Made Balbriggan Hose, 1:Hc. worth
pc.
worth 81 20 size. These Cerssts are In the
Y. & @. boxes ami every Corset marked X. / g..
Smaller Sizes sold at regular price.
MATTINGS.
Extra heavy Mating will be sold this week at
l2Ac.
Ezra heavy Mating at i7c., sold last season
al 22c.
Gooi heavy Mating at 22,, sold last season al
%,
All Carpets viii he sold at reduced prices in
or Ter 70 make room.
We will open In a few days p full line Of Baby
Carriages. all from the best manufacturers
Prices will TO the lowest
Daisy Ribbon, ell shades, at l0c.-pieco 10
yards.
10 yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CANBUY ANY STYLE CLOAK
J. We have for prime cost ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

VTOU CAN BUY LADIES CASH
4 MERE CLOVIS. embroidered c'i0a. '.r-ir
a pair 80 hL-D I'.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CAN BUY CHILDBENj M
4 PORTED DERBY RIBBED HOSE 90 re.
Dairst bEiD "a CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

YOU CAN BUY GENTLE,lEN'S
il Atwood INDICATED sulhrN AND
DRAWERS for !0e. g,iecs qt HELD CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

you CAN BUY FRENCH BLACK
j Saline, slightly ia a9rsd. at l9tc n yard
n. HELD a CO.'S,
IN r. Su TuRTh C0J Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

- NiCELl-I FINISHED .rrutD rt....
RoDN~-oa1 isrgo sd ona tma. r.-r
GOOD BOARD. Nt- '..I
IA .0Sg.Tuk ill' iD.fa.t1-.r. .. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
xBw rgsGiosrtoSs


WANTED, Al SALESMAN POP
w Norm Carolina 20 reors.e1. i..,.,,,.
orr houses on lbsrsl commit srnr I....
prise bcys and You - f.cfr'rg. arr.s..
Furnishing Goods. Jers.rY. shIrls. sel t.,..
NG3f gaJ OWu travelling szpfosss rafss...
lished choice opening. t.rc.goal a.. ..
with reference to u..I.
ia 2)-it' 8 esst Broad street Ei.sna,t b.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20

WANTED, SHOW WINDOW
~ DRESSER All slLt-lAblts. hr.
eaccd hands, a. Irt. Fu.lf
ia -Llf' llt rH-t i..r. mn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-13
THE NEW YORK SUSPECTS.
Maroney Asserts His Innocence, but Pr
tends 60 Know "A Great Deal.

Maroney Asserts His Innocence, but Pre-
tends 90 Know "a Great Deal
NEW YORK. June John J. Maroney
and Charles Mcdonald, the Clan-Na-Gael
men, who were arrested here yesterday by
Inspector Byrues, at the request of Ia Chi
cago authorities, were again taken to the
Tombs Police Court this afternoon for the
purpose merely OF being remanded until the
arrival OF the Chicago officers with the
necessary papers in the case.
Mr. Roe. a well-kuown Nationalist, Of
ihis city. called st the Central Odice last
night and was permitted to hold a conver-
-ation with Mcdonald. This morning a
well-dressad man, who refused to give his
name called upon the Inspector to inquire
after the prisoners
Maroney, it appears, has expressed hls
willingness To- 70 20 ChiCrgo and face the
charge of murder which he believes has
been preferred against him, asserting III
the most positive language that he Is en-
lrelV innocent of the crime. Maroney
uses every endeavor 90 create the lmpre5-
sion that be knows more about the mur-
Ger of Dr. Cronin than be is willing TO tell
here. The Inspector, however, does not
appear TO place much confidence IN what
this man says
As on yesterday the representatives OF
the press are positively refused an inter
view with the prisoners. Inspector Byrnes
holds thst inasmuch as the prisoners are
merelyin his custody, awaiting the arrival
of the Chicsgo officers, be has no power to
grant any such privilege. Even If he bad,
Toe Inspector says, it would be a bad
breach of courte7y, 70 say the least, to per
mr newspaper men 10 talk with the ac-
cu.ed before the officers who are on their
way from Chicag, have had an opportunity
f-Dssking with tns mso.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-13

Mr. Sipe, the class President, Mr.. Robin
son, announced the class histories by Mics
Ohley aud Mr.. Hall. Both were well writ
ten, the former being particularly bright
and interesting Mr.. Harmer's grafton
was a good description of our State-her
resources, her history and her future. Miss
Florence Jolliff gave very good piano solo,
which was followed by E. Forest Hartley
in we'll prepared prophecy. Wilson L.
Camden was the other prophet, and both
papers were very good. The piano duet
of Misses Barnes and Fleming was fine. and
the essey of Miss Meredith Yves full of
bright sayings and good suggestions O.
Edwin Mayors, the class artist, in his
sketches from life, did himself much
credit, but was quite hard on his models
George W. Bland made a neat preseuta-
tiOn speech, which was gracefully re-
spOnded to by E. F. Goodwin, of the mid
die class All the exercises we're of very
high order of excellence.
Tonight the annual concert takes place
in ArmOry Hall, and an elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged for the coca
sion. Miss Rose Sweeney, of Wheeling, is
in chasge of the music department of the
school, and her reputation as an accom-
plished musician ID sufficient warrant for
saying that this concert will be equal if
not superior to any former ones.