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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Ocding Va Lyean. Aeumpalt Brown for
plaintiff J Austin iof defendant.
Hammer, I,cist \ 60. W. Quong Sam Lung
8 60. AssumpsIt. Hatch f1f plaintiff.
All Eau ". Nh Lam. Ejeetment Castle
Tor plaintiff Russell and poepoc fof defendant
Hawaiian Commercial To- W. Homer
Assumpsit, Hatch fot plaintiff iiarwell
and J. Austin iUr defendant.
Bishop S Co w. Bglte, A4sampsit Jury
waived. Preston fof plaintiff llanwell and
w, Austin lpt defendant
!. Austin W. Miehieh Tfeaspam. j..
Austin fot plaintiff,
Widemann w. Everett. Covenant Preston
for plaintiff Hatch Tor defendant.
See Hop y Go. ". thilingworlh Case.
lIauwell iot plaintiff Auy. Gen f1r defend
ant
Wneman ". smith AAsump4i. brown
Tor plaintiff Ashford and Ashford for defend
ant
Dillingham; y co, W, Sandman Hatch
for defendant
Hawaiian I.eII Tel 60. ". Mutual Tel Co.
Hatch for plaintiff,
Hastings ", HON. Asempsit Hatch lpr
plaintiff
Marlin Va. Shin, A,aumpst Whiting fof
pautil
Widcmann W. G. Macfaflanc. Asaump,it.
Preston lof plaintiff Hatch for defendant,
HASco.
Homer vs.. Spfeckcs, Appellant Appeal on
Demurrer Ilaftwell x J. Austin tor pill.
Ncumnnn X Hatch fpf def.
kekukc, Appellant vs.. keliaa. Exceptions.
Kinney " Peterson for pin. Preston & Brown
for def.
Tho King vs. Bridges, Appellant Exccp.
tons. ATTY. Gen. for cfownj Castle, Aua.
lin, Ward Tor def,
Wee Tong Sen VI. lice Ping, Appellant.
Exceptions. Kinney y Preston ior PHI.
lIarlwclI for delft
Merrill y Co, Appellants vs.. Jaeger Es.
eeptions Dole fot pin. Ashford Ashford
for delft
Yves, vs.. kou. Question Reserved. Castle
for pln Dole for def
Silva vs.. Lopez, Appellant Equity Appeal.
Ashford y Ashford for plh. Hatch, Brown. J.
Austin for def.
Barnes Appellant vs.. Irwin. Equity Appeal.
IIartwcll for pin. Preston x Hatch for def.
Mott, Appellant vs. Burgess. Equity Appeal.
Kinney " Peterson for pin. Ashford and
Ashford Hatch for def.
Gfinbaum & Co Appellants W. IIeeia Co
Equity Appeal. IIartwell for pin. Ncumanr
n Hatch Tor def.
Andrews, Appelcn, vs.. Mendonea Equity
| Appeal Ihurston for pill IIartwell CaNl,
| iof delft
Kukuinui vs., Naihe v, Appellant, Equit,
| Appeal Thompson for plh. Rosa. Kinney 4
Peterson for def.
DIVORCES.
Aho tp) VS.. Pelekakila tw.)
| kauloakcahi (w) vs.. Brown. liolokahiki
Ane Rodriguez w. kauluaau tk.) Preston
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Staple GrOceries,
No. and Flour, No. Z and Rice.
Crushed Sugar, China and japan Teas.
Oysters, Clans, Salmon HOLSTERS.
Finest fable Fruits from the Factory
Pure English Spices, Condensed Milk
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES The Put
ace Kerosene on, Wesiom's Gem
rijaOai LintnDs, - inch, Es'bber
Sprin0 and Canrds BraLs tdst At
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack
ing, DC, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Molssses. 1rrigating & Vacuum, Pumps
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

The Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
begins its July term to-day adjourned
owe yesterday in respect to the memory OF the
late associate Justice, Mr.. Justice McCully
presides; Attorney General Neumann for the
crura
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

late associate Justice, Mr Justice McCully
presides Attorney General Neumann for the
cru~a
HAWAIIAN JURy-cRIMiNAL.
The King VS.. Aea. Gross cheat. Atty.
Gen. for Crown, Thurston tor def.
The King VS.. Holi. Forgery, Atty. Gen.
for Crown.
The King VS.. Kauhane. Conspiracy. Atty.
Gca. for Crown.
HAWAIIAN JuRy-cIvil.
Kahui VS.. Lauki. Ejectment. Kinney x
Peterson for p.H., Ilolokahiki & Poepoe for
def.
Malani vs. Publ. Ejectment Kinney &
Peterson for plfi,, Monsarrat for delft
Kela vs.. PanAllima. Ejectment. Kinney
s Petersen for plfi., Dole for def.
E4sahi VS.. Akau. Ejectment. Castle for
plR,, Harwcl for delft
MINED JURY.
Akau VS.. Lyman. Assumpsit. Whiting &
Austin for pla., Preston & Brown for def
Mokuhai VS., McCandless. Assumpsi,. Kin.
ney & Peterson for plH,, Hatch for def,
Baldwin VS.. Brown. Damage. Jury waived.
rhurs,on for pla., Rosa for def.
kauh.koa vs.. Hebron. Ejectment. Rosa
Tor plff., Bickeron X Brown for def.
oleloa vs.. Kaulahea Ejectment. Brown
for plf.
shipman vs.. Nawahi. Damage. Castle
for plA.
Kamihana vs.. Glade. Assumpsit. Kinney
Peterson for pin.
Elikapeka vs. ookala Co, rrespass. Castle
for pla.
Fernandez vs.. Peoplc's Ice CO DAMAGE.
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General advertisements.

General advertisements.
Castle " COOKE
Ho=otutv. 1
Wouid call attention 10 their Lsfg. and
varied Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Cons,s,ns u th. untissi.d Paris stssi
Breukiny pfOW,
The MoIn, Steel Breakers, aud furo~ins plow, Mo
line Steel piows all .i,es Planet, j.. cuit
ya'ofs Dirt Scfapefs
,,,
Sohh D""r"s Onn9 rio~s'
Planters Hoes OF IN. hes, msl..
....... ............... .,.,,...
DiSbIoNS CELEBRATED cAAh KNIVES
made IN a,d., Au... shovst. and sa.d.,
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rb.,n.
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o"ks WI" Nsf"'S
Cumborisn" O"ai'
| s,.,n on tvl,oa., Lar,
and Rs.o..ne on peiee,
LI isns Gas.l r"h ",..,na.. ~ ,d
t ana s ,.s.' e a. ,.,ss Ap IA,
'' U, i, IT.
ana soun' ,n"'s s Ha' S,a,,
pis, ps,I,oy India Run
Washer, flushed; Msehin.
American Iar ircn and Tool
buck. Paint. and Oils, raw
ard Boiled small Paint, IN
OIL in la,yr variety. Dry
| paint, timb.r Venetian.
.s''td 'iis'' Manila kop
|
| iSfUD/P groceries,,
p|nss, + asIs A Fruit: from h. Factory
| p",. RaSii.h Snicr. Condcnsed Mil
nan k nal slsL ss. Boiler Feed Juice or
Weston's Patent Centrifugals Complete
and Staples GALVANIZED Roofing
scuyYNCs MACHINES.
Company Assorted; Remington Company, Famii,
and at Bottom Prices
|
New Goo BY every .!riv; from England Me-
|
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
MERIrnn ""N'ae'

Despite few bitches and minor drawbacks
the proceedings from frs, to las, were well
conceived and heartily and faithfully carried
out Secretary Wisemsn worked like beaver
as he always does AMI in providing the
d" sincws of war" harmonizing existing differ
ences and squirting on laggard workers was a
host in himself. Mr.. c. X. Mller's work in
gathering and disciplining the forces Of the
antique and horrible parade was nvaua
bic. Mr.. James L.. Torber's impersona,ion Of
the clown" and Mr. Frank Curtain as the
Goodies Of Liberty" deserved all the praise
received Great credit is due Mr.. b. f. Dill.
linghsrn for the mastery manner in which he
succeeded in getting so many people to and
from the park, Mr.. p. c. Jones worked hard
and to good purpose on the reireshment com
mittcc. All the committces-cach as whole
worked hard and well ; and OF those who
shirked, nothing need be said here-hoping
they will reform durng the year.
| 1t is worth noting that Secretary Wiseman
sent invitations to the exercises to President
Cleveland and to each Of his cabinet. Ne
also left number Of directed invitations with
Purser Sutton of the Alameda, one to be
placed on the plate Of each cabin passenger on
the morning Of the Fourth
| THE CLOSE.
In the evening many citizens celebrated by
displays Of fireworks.
The Union forever May this example ,o
this nation mean great things for Hawaii's
future
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11


speak from the grave and warn US no, to be
recreant.
Let US give heed to their warning, aecep,
the sacred trust, assume its responsibilities and
rive to Us precious privileges. And as We re-
aeet upon those privileges, upon our glorious
history, and pass in review the long array Of
statesmen and orators and martyrs who have
added glory and luste to our annals. shall there
no, he an answering glow in every American
bosom. an eager thirs, ourselves to do some
thing worthy u the GLORIOUS past. and will
then no, 'ise from every hear, to every lip the
echo al those words " zAesk God fAas 4,
! also, az ~ .<svIsss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
PErERSBrRG AND VICINITY.

rss,i,iss % ps'seu fasas fsf ~ nsFsb.
Hrsa tampaiss-ths Dissidfis fsiseH
tns Cs. NsTisss skaters.
'Cosrrsponience ~ Tire ltiohn0nd Dispatch.
PTrERsnUHg, July l., ls~j.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
trial Of John A. Enroughty for forgery
consumed the whole day. The jury DID
not render thoir verdict, however, until
this morning, when they found the ac.
cused guilty, ss charged IN the indict-
mont. and fixed his punishment At two
years Imprisonment, IN the penitcn-
tisry. Enroughty forged the namc Of
Mr. J. u. Bradshaw, Of Burkeville.
upon check for s2j. ans passed the
check upon Mr.. Eigenbrun, Of this city.
The Democrats Of Matoaca district,
Chesterfield county, met to-day and
elected delegates 10 the State Conyen-
ton.
Republicans here, who src well in
formed, say that General Malone will
be plentifully supplied with all the
funds necessary for an elaborate cam
paign. The money IN most instances
will come from New York. Mahone's
intimacy with senator Warner Miller,
and the visit Of the New York Senator
TO the Virginia senator, are said TO be
significant. Il Is reported on good su-
thorlty that Senator Miller himself will
be a generous contributor, and has sig
nlhcd his willingness 10 be responsible
for a substantial sum. George Gorham
was here a short while since. snd 1t II
supposed that he will take hand in
the coming campaign.
The regatta which 1t was proposed to
have at City Point the latter part Of
this month under the auspices Of the
Petersburg boat clubs has been post
poncd.
The announcement IN the Dispatch
Of the death Of Mr.. Isaac j. Young.
for so many years collector of the Sew
enth collection district Of North Caro-
lima, was surprise 20 his many
friends here, who were not resll y aware
that he was seriously sick. lie was =
brother of Mr. r. A. Young. Of this
city, and was known to many Of our
people.
Mr.. Richard williamson. we'll
known citizen Of Dinwiddic county, died
very suddenly day or two ago Of dis
ease Of the heart.
The County Court Of Dinwiddie meets
on Monday, when the case Of ii. K.
Purycar, charged with the murder Of
his wife, will be brought before the
grand jury.
A committee ha, been appointed on
behalf Of the tobacco-men and merchants
Of this city to draft an address TO the
tobacco-planters Of this section on the
subject Of producing bright tobacco for
this market. The matter Is attracting
great deal OF attention both in the
city and country. The cultivation Of
the Burley tobacco m this section,
which was so vigorously urged two or
three years ago, did not prove success
ful. RoBiN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
Hard Timen Overcome.

Congressman WARNER, Of Ohio,
leiag in Washington on Friday last, vas
a.erviewea by a reporter for the Fosf.
Tie said that the silver question would
" one Of the most important Subjects
50 the action o. the neti House Of Re.
sentsiives, and he though, a nas.
he disposed Of We quote
Mr. wAnsHn I believe i ihs pc.
~ solution eou,d be arrived a sad lhs
rca't pat into operation nos there
= aid he Il the end u the year On lu.
lfssss u t5Oo 0O0 GOO ln ths BUSINESS
81 TIE souuify.
RsroursH What u ,hs p'arsf sa
kuonf
~ wtuSrn To- lh.f. ta i8 be- ta
lAa as HispendsnIls ID ff
utss. a. fseafs' a. u.s. Not
- 81 as,l ssse. but a. 4 ratio made 81
lusisbls o. ihs msfAh alto % 30
sw g. as lms bsmg. fhs
- Llmr slAsna 80 a. in'sfnes snsif
thsi W a drtnd of .ls li0f
81 "a nuffr
flf aEa Hff
"a. ~ a cleo '.sraa
" lev. s.t
sa ate .Ii cas-
eVtrsf.
NJ MArvfr ha more familiar
aelaAlataboe than any other man in
Congress, We believe, with ell the prob.
ems involved IN the silver q.ssiion,
The facts and figures are ali IN his pos
session, or, We nigh, say, mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
Deaf IfA

DOBSON. died. at her residence, July
Is. 1885. Mrs. MAGGIE L., me- Richardson.
wife OF j. ". Dobson. In the twenty ih
yeNr OF her age.
The funeral will take place THIS sun
day. EVENING at Union. station Meth.
oaist church a. O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend.
VAUGHAN-DIed. July Is, 1885, CATH.
ERNIE VIRGINIA.. infant daughter OF
George Z. and Mary r. Vaughan; aged ten
months and one day.
Suffer little children 10 come unto Ne,
for OF such Is the Kingdom OF Heaven
WALSH Died, Wednesday. July nth.
At Florence, y. c., OF congestion OF the
liver, FRANK c. WALSH. second son VI
David III. Walsh, OF Wilmington, n. C.. for
merry Of Richmond.
WEED.-Died, a. o'clock July Is. 1896.
ri tho residence OF his grandfa Their. Mr.. ..
A. Mallory, HOBEKT MALLORY. only
child Of William A. and Mary Lou Weed;
aged SIX months and twenty eight days.
Kiss him again. mamma. bis eyes and his
Gather him Close to your dear. loving
breast,
Mammals swee, kisss cannot cure him
now
ROBERT has gone. but gone to his rest.
Funeral services At lakewood csmetety
THIS Sunday MORNING, July l2tn. 81 y
O'Clock. Friends and relatives are invited
10 attend without further notice.
WINSTON. Died, July IL. 1883. after a
weeks painful illness. SALLlB HAkOA-
WAY WINSTON. daughter u Professor q.
II. Winston aged fifteen years AMI four
months.
Thus passed away one Who. nom the age
OF ten. has been u model young Christian [;
who. In all TIE relations Of life. whether in
the home. in the sch DOL, or In the church.
has seemed To the loving eyes % those that
knew her best sn almost Aultless char
acter.
The funeral services win Occur1 HIS sun
day MORNING, July 10Th. AZ O'Clock
from the Fist Baptist church, corner
Twelfth and Broad streets. Frieud are in-
vited TO attend without further uoi Ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
NoTfoIk Notes.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, July lS.-William
+. Ilennelly. well-known citizen and
merchant OF Norfolk, died to-day after
a brief illness.
The District Methodist Episcopal
Conference at Churchland adjourned
tonight. DR.. Bennett, Of Randolph
Macon, and DR.. Lailerty, Of Richmond,
addressed the Conference to-day. The
following lay delegates TO the Annual
Virginia Conference were elected Jo-
Seph T. Owens, l.. ID. Ames, William
VI. Jones, and x. r. Turner. The
alternates are j. 7. Bunkley, W. W.
Vicksr, NJ. c. Keeling, and Thomas
Sanderlin.
In the United States District Court
to-day the case of the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company rs. The schooner Clara
Davidson, a cross libel for damages 10
the Virginia by collision, was argued
by counsel.
The enormous shipment Of potatoes,
melons. and other truck to New York
tonight filled the large steamers Wys-
noke and Seneca almost to the gum
wales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

You may take gold coin. mark &
with any device, hammer % ort Of
shape ave '''h'ukh " wv '' 's'''''
~ ~, ' 49, =, In = ...'', o-...i...
Sro,,lsd M, washt ia mI nnt A.
snyihlnr 90 alsef dollsr sismp
With so much sa q slnf 'sitr, sni t
y = '.'''l '''' p''''ge' 90 'g''
IVY .,.... IA.
tat, nj m.s,ns me cont ...',.....
On enduring faith s o. fsih NJ ,f.
equation .'a i'f' ..i. ft'0
y pa
lhsi hh'ff 'Hf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
Rneaia and England.


IL becomes more apparent every day
that the negotiai IDS between RuSs'a
and England touching the Afghan
boundary question amount TO little
more thai as armed truce that may
end at any moment. Neither party
gives any substantial evidence OF conf
denoe in an aInicable settlement. On
the contrary, it would seem very
clear that Russia means mischief
and is only waiting favorable
opportunity TO work it, and it is equally
clear that England knows it. Although
hurried and excited preparations for
war have ceased, systematic prepare
tons continue. Russia is steadily con-
centrating troops at Merv, and is push
ing ship-building and harbor-defences
with the greatest zeal. The English
army remains in state Of readiness,
the English navy is being made more
effective by practice in mimic war,
and the fast ocean YSssels the British
Admiralty chartered during the height
Of the war fever are retained. Again,
Russia is straining every resource of
labor and money to complete her rail-
way to Merv, but England is equally
active in extending the railway beyond
Quetta towards Herat, and while the
former Power is manGuvering to pro-
woke another % incident similar to the
penjdeh incident, the latter has vir-
tually taken poe0oesion Of Herat.
And should there be another Incl
dent of the character described (; should
ALIKHANOFF deceive " the Car,
or KoMAROFF continue to "disobey
ORDERS" it is hardly possible that Eng
land will again listen to excuses. ALI
that prevented war as an immediate
consequence OF the "Penjdeh Incl
dent" was the fact that Mr..
GLADSTONE convinced the Eng
lish mind that England would
not have the support Of civilization
in making that cdsus beUi. But
England would have the support and
countenance Of civilization il resenting
another such act. In fact, not to re-
sent it-not to keep her pledges to the
Amer as given by GLADSTONE and
DUFFERIN and reiterated by SAILS
BURY, would be to lose prestige not
only in the East, but everywhere
else. Another point to be con-
sidered is that, despite the protesta-
tons Of the Russian press, the Car by
a series ofrewards to his officers opera
ting in the East, has done everything he
could to keep up the war spirit, while the
new British Government know that q
iustifable war would be great thing
for the Conservatives in the fall cleo
ton. SALISBURY is moving cautious
ly in respect Of the Anglo-RuSsian nat
ter, but this fact will be all the more
to his advantage should the opportunity
ari1e for assuming & preremptory tone
towards Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

bendisg 10 bis pursoe 10 seo'''h
sl.sssy end 10 require shs " fsbess" 70
atafs 10 the Union. TIE idsa hst
IRE integrity u shs Onion was % he
,, ssofed o, al hszsfds vss 80 hSsd 10
oar mind that IA our aFa srtieis o.
the snblecs we assumed thst everybody
knew thsl 10 b. q ssss qss go. ssd
used oniy tire words. . AI.olish slavery
and you may have yoar Dvn terms"
Ibis W eEplainsd In oae last sfs1sIs.
The Ness farther @ys
"Rssurp T. the mon wsa ths
rise iva aos--ths sbfolsts ed anal-
tefabls c0odit'eo Of pesesL fhia wss
The ir0sKibls. 10. rpls Which Mr.. In
coin la.d down II tie gssr'. The sbe-
liiiOn 'er rot q slavery wss 10 be an
after -cousidsrst.0s. g. be dsteTAifss
gffey me Jsioz sas ree1fsa
fI0w doe IRA dihsf lFgm What ws
saidS nr. LIHCOls de'asased. first
Of all, the restoration ~ tbs Uaion.
We repsst thsi ss never o. . aso'nsnt
dresmed Of ssssrtBlg the 90 ray Bat
ASSUMED that everybody fnss a'ieh 70
BE The fat. NJ. LIso0Ls void not
discuss tia: qasstian si 81. Bat he al
discuss the slavery qsoifn. and ~
discussing Il SAID. o. se sHppo q. Inst
II the Confe1efasss could sree 70 lot
the negroes rsmsin free las eu.sn iPs'sd
by his prOeIams,'onl they might have
their own terms Tor re,ufRsn . the
Union. he would msks no terms aud
hear no proposition that lid not as'sms'
10 begin with. that the nion ~ TO be
restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

80 assssssass nssi sssFs'st tatift .
sss aiss fasnsfHss Fsfittt sstf
asss go fssstsHsst
faellsh esaifs ~ sfsf ga $50,
silss TIE lhsefsss q. seaftHflsf ~
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smllg i sissft psti rs ~ O. Fiss
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islssss ssd fgssi fsfmat silt ~
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gssf. ssa d b. asis1 fhsf ilf 81 -
assss N ~ ffsafh 30 isfs Hfalfti
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s6,a8 lssssas - sih a BE- iqH az
ate rfsss lmFffisl aa4 D. = is4T u
sssllh. ~ issiffs tsiaf Ffessni q
o. wfagIsf fsfsasny fastf 9 tsfff
80, ~ maasy % a. bfiff
The asgfises = 80 "A ~ egp ~
yft'iFVfeln iaisF fHii'Fa'AtiffII ~
sssf psFsos. slhan0f wish shsm 40
80 a. fesesssi a. asnfs'is ln ~
$3.50 u Paitifsi sspsiieHsT. H. u'
mnsesfsf. psaf A. thsf eHigfiHnsis
fsvi pfBtsfbisiiy dssigissis'i a. be- Job =
iufksy." ssd ~ uiafflsF a. pfin.
49, % Kasissi IL isfiy ihiHs ~
hsn. "a fuesFisi ffoB o. financial
sisafgo,ui
Prince Hssff ~ nsusnbsfs was
ION On October y. lsbs iie taAss
b title from ihs tosn n lisiisnhsFE,
ylaee ~ shout hna tkoursad ias
hssiiasts, situated IN DE- Grssd Dufhy
a Hc.se Dsfnsisdt Iie h. he third
san Of Prince AlsaaEdsf of Ilssss, sHd
na eldest hfgthof, Alexander H. Che
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

Inherited wealth male in lhis business,
snd a. che head ~ che present 1rm u q
leading man in the commercial world.
ilia political and aoeial standing are
best exhibited IN eich Il his ca
fcef.
Ile Vs. born on June 20, 1925. md
vs. educated n She Gfammaf school,
Tayisiock. The y. g. L." some
times attached 10 bis name represents
an honorary degree conferred upon him
IN 1870 BY The University of oxford.
lle h. rot a graduate Of any learned In
stiiutiun. bat bis academic training was
good a. far a. Il went. and Mr., Smith
isaman Of culture and attainmcnts.
lis first position Of prominence in
politics was In July. 1865, when be- was
an unsuccessful candidate in the Con
scfyative interest fora sest IN the House
of Commons A. representative from
Westminster. About three year. alcr-
ward be- defeated John Stuart Mil hy
the votes Of the same constituency, AMI
has represented Westminster ever siRce
November. lSGs. I'm February. lsli,
ho was made Financial Secretary 10 the
Treasury by Conservative Admins
tration. an office which he held until
August. 1877. when he was promoted
to be First Lord Of the Admiralty.
when hls party lost office, in the spring
Of lssO. Mr.. Smith. ~ a matter Of
course. was succeeded by Liberal.
he returns 20 Office with the advent "
Tho Conservatives 20 power.
William Henry Smith is public
spirited citizen. and commands con-
siderable popularity. lie was a mem
Der of the London School Board from
1870 90 1874. and is nov a member Of
the Courcil Of Kings College. His
position in the English Cabinet Is sig
nifcant Of the distinction 10 which a
man in trade can rise IN England IN the
councils Of the party which Is popu-
LARRY supposed 10 lie prominently aris-
tocratic. IL is a matter of opinion
whether or not Mr.. Smith appears To adj
vantage in forhiddng the sale from the
stalls owned by his firm Of the paper
which has created the leading sensation
of the day by the publication Of alleged
revelations Of imihoraltios committed
hv people of exalted station In England
and olseW here.