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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

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ses z= xihI hgI c 20 PIaiks hoic ana
Eeu sul4 Eis &C. x Ia k5 FuaikG
4t41zIla $50 Ea1A1euI
Al Ea -1-l4 E=a1iEi
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farms casa a14 Dse1s az sz2eu4s q 1Gr-
Ehaasrs-
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FIEEE As.iE1== e = EE- Ez1ErsiErs6-
TH0s- W. EVERETT,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

DR. LEuaz An6ett has za-Epcsd EEe
cal II PIF-cG<h CEIrChr Er1cElFlr AZ
sT1,,rss.s.r Il Harry Ward Beerher- The
rer5 c5EF- ReE- M Halliday CEesefisr' :
1s..,.,;s1ss5 resigned oE the gTsz1d tnat
NJ Abf.5er's accrTi1aI TIeEE d11 Let
are VII. hiz eEu-
UErEn- the rEczlGiErzzE EEls1 ss1lLllrs
,3-s,s,.,sd a rzEi1EzI- ue@Eng af . 1tlb
r..-u1rs Il DfznrEz- My zzEhr deECz1c-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ &c the holder O. boilers u csrr1i1 Fro
misery note q hGE. szzc-tzt o1 tie zLst CAV q
APrtl A D IS>6 f-cz the Eczc-za sugar. %
% EEsEa- Ter the sEa CO STsg &, ray15Is o. de-
z-z-1 4cG q E1ich sad u1-e payment, uafs
81 th= SLss EAE g 4prrI $50. Ct SIS 81 = en-
tc-ssc ey kaIEI- 70 2 sss-t the sane 20 the IL
Gzrs1guzc within SIX EzzEs q date hereof CT
ray-e1r VIII ks refused
q. G HITCHCOCK
AizEnts-ra-1r q the Estate CT kI1Es-
EI-r. TEuz ;. LssS lGz4 y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
HRUMs ALMANAC

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uM4SAG EyB A8sTAz s1r reIaAlz
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saeas LsL1aLi4- FrtEs ii s-z7 IT a-a1I=i Ia--a.+
81 sz1sz saca
tbs g EEEEIL- F7E1laler-
I1-tF E1satI-I, Z l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV.
i ing been aDpola tsf Ednisistrzios q tks
estate q E2ssz. late d KAhua, laval. 5sesessd.
% TFsss1t fEslf claims. pEsfbsr sscrrsd By
Esrtzzss Or osEsFTlss. duly authenticated arf
vita ne prDTsr Toucbers, n any exist, + tAs
z1dsEsigDe1 Eiteir siE months from tbfs dSts,
CT tssJ VIII BE forever barred. And ali DsrBo -
lE1e1ts1 - AID dseszssd are requested 70 1aks
lEasseaiats p&J1snt 70 TIE aadeFslgzsd.
z u. HITCHCOCK.
1dHsiElsfrEtof Estate HasEA.
EiI1. MAJ 70. ~. Int
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
King EROS

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l. a--sszr Maaz-illa- On E4lzAEa- 81 laeaE
.r-sssz- Fannsr-1gaa Ct IAlaad =s-sHerys E-aul,'s
5f-cr-zzts- FzsrsIa. Wlsz= CaIaras 4EsEzs-
EI1zz Gz6 EnsuF SoGE&s zf1-- III Fzlz'sa q
AZ a..a n E1aEs made 2. -r-=-- EsZ-tlas AID
rszus-tz4 sEd F4ze=s4 TN I1-=-r E-z-eE .
,-a-surrF- King Ezos-
r1ss1r EszEs1lz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

Young Vito. Harry. don't talk thar
WAY, You Srs too slangy for any use.
Young Hu>bGni-Rais, Come Of. 1
amt biI that way.
Mr. Darringer, thSt Is rather tough
chicken Do VOC intend 10 carve j; ?''
'-CertAiuly, my love. "
Then won't you please carve II before
YOU say grace -
General Phil Sheridan has been very
H. During his sickness Congress
created him General Of the Army
Grsnt Snd sherman Sre the only Uues
sho have held this Office before.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Mortgages Notice of Sale

DF OEDER OF ALLZN AND ROBINSON, TIE
ID NortE1Sssa z1ued IN certain NoTtszss
Desd uaas ~ ESllzs ~ AID A. Z Pale
kaIzkf ESr hzzhaEd ard dztsd he 3rd
day q M1reE, A .. Iss4, CO record IL
toe E1E1f44z Ekg1EsTy q Dssds. 81 Book
"a cages 81 AID AZ, ard In p1EEC1zcs q
certain poEsr q HzIs 60 atzizsd n azfd Eao-t~
zzzs. tie 1udersszrsd viii sell x prblIc suction
a. lis saIesEDoE, Gszsgl street, EoEof1lz, o.
EGTCEDAT, TIE lii ezT Cf 5EEs. A. D Lee, -
y 5'ciocE 4. TIE foliovinz IzSpeEtgs 70 Wit
TIE prsztsea q e sold situate fl Eal1s1.
IsIzad q Ea7z4, Z. L, and are more fzliT de-
Gcxi5s6 a. fsiI0Ess
Ian tse a ID dsseE1Es6 IL LAID CSaz1sEion
kEzsz 81 and zsT1l P1tszf rs.
IAN re lzn1 1EsiEiEsd { Z 4 pEEz q Lad
Cszzfss5oz AzEzd "a. ESyzl PEtezt IN
LELs1 al tEs kEd cescrss1 n LAD Cclz-
-zlzz3ez AEz-d ga EoTzI Pztsnt szs5-
E-AEzo al the L&z1 aszeEtSe q IN Lz16 Con-
.-iazssz AEaEi sl5Ss E0TsI FzteEt IN
AE1 aIso tFS Tisesa u iGGa OF 5cEocl street.,
Esz.Izlz- Lsizz6 of OzEz, esztzfztnE II seFss
EEz s1-leG zcEss EssJsr11TsiT.
Ezx1asr Jz-<fEElEH q zpIltcstio1 % l. EOs1.
Gftarzeg a: Laz. Jas. 7. hOBGAN, SzsfF.
E1SolzIa. JGEs 4tE, Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

rs ACCORDANCE WITH THE
WsuT Lsss1.r Co q Tccea Co. zass6 tEs II-z
Tag q I4al1rT. 1874, Fse5s1e1 - lEeS g. %
rzzs al sns-. z1ElEe a EerE1T E1Ts1 t11S ne
MORTGAGES t1te1d = SsrssI6ss aal1 z1ztE1se
flr sszdt1sz sE.Lss, All asa tEa< sEc1 11e1
k--z-1szz-s ne Trz1-zssz hs5c1 act f1zzE VII e
Sc Il - rG5lle E1Ez1a &. HS1csEl1- Dztz. a.
tue sslGs5sz rscua q Sszss ? E1rzzE. kss-5 -
= 1s-H5eE zs1a Gu zSEz-tzg, t1s Is-E ezT g
F1EsasE iEs.ruazssz "a Be hz1 & IN 4
EEzrLs zz11EzsT-z-tzx-
FOEEz CO. HSr-zsEssa-
IL. zr1rsr-F = Il Esld sa111ss1 - tze e11
Lezs1E Esr Ecs S-1aez711- - E1ziS1s 49,
rzzztF-1Tk zcrEa - 6ze la16 1cstiy Etek. 14E.111
1zarr<z Iz1G- VIE FL<zSg g Ez1srS 4s7S-el-aa
E-cE NH rr1reglT fzI2De9 I'D On 1seta
Win TIA gees es1tE1cs VIA Et41<erzs E4lszssg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Sg,cad A-otir5
MP " ALLEN.

HE ~ OFFICE FEFE NzssEs- EIsEoP 4
IL Gu ssCzsE CT Nsr-tans Azz El1h 11zaul
sr--=zz- All hz-FL1. - pl-aseat L=-<ud :. Az
szzzzssa entrusted Z. hin LIss-@G
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
FURNISHED Rooms.

R-EAT EED C1sILT FCEyEsEED E5oM cay
" BE az9 ~ AZ =4-lz aFEE=a=sz Il V 4
51rzzu Lzze. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
For a Term Of Fifteen Years

House Lot at KAvaiAhAo. King street; L. C.
A s24 B. con tanning sos square fAthoms-
Upset price. $500 Per annum.
a-Los 80 at KApahulu, waikiki. ApAnA 81; L.
c A s55s B. SlLs sores.
slot At MAnoAi R. P. lss; se-IOc acres.
4-Los At MAuoA; L c. A 1850. R. P. ss9s;
TslOO acres.
S-LAnd At MoAnAIuA, ApanA and ). R. P. 40.
L.CAITsI: s9-Io0 acres.
s-L.ua at k.i,u., Oahu, Ap.n. :, Grant 1905;
sISleo acres
LAND at kauhofu, Kon., Hawaii, R. P. sOasi
s-KsOpu =, n K0na. Hawaii. Part of R. P.
s14s. ApAnA1.
s-AhuPua4 Of K.uhiuIA, HilO, Hawaii. Award
Is z. P. sIll; containing T514 acres
Io-Ths Fish Pond Of PahAu- vi. MOkaasA, part
OfL.C A. s4sOi 10 T-lO acres.
IIFish Pond of AnAuOhoiLi. Mokaues. part Of
LEA. $50; Is $40 acres.
Ia-Ei.h Pond of AaaaOho. MOEaasA; L c. A
$50
Is-se4 Fishery of MOEnasa. part Of L. c. A.
GAO. SO acres
I4-AIse the lease for ter years of Let at Puma
hou: Section Of APaa4 ,, 2. P 59o4- L c.
A SAL Sd 24-I0o acres.
I5-Lot Is At ESpiolAai Park. for the une1pired
tsra Of lease frun the EAPiolAni Park A.
sociAtfc1-
Parties purchasing The leases Of the Fish
Ponds vii 5s required 70 furnish ; bond Of s5oe
for ths faithful perform znee Of contract
Terms-PayabIe semi-annuaIIy in
Advance.
E1Forfzrtk particulars apply to the Trustees
las. 2. MORGAN.
I9zs-td AuctioHssr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
Ibis PAPER

Is KIT o. FLE At L C. B4Hz ADTEE-
EIsLgs AEEECE- s. 1zG & Iz--aaz-s x
.hazEs- sl4 F=la-isso, CaI- #azrs zGc=z1=sa II
atr.rr1sia.z ..Lz se na.-z f1rn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
AErFruErmEgts.
To Planters and Others

4 DYERTISER Is DESTROYS
~ q AccsPEtEz employment - ovs-sss- OF
"a rSEc- o. in any situation where character
&E1 sG-catlcC z-s -Cirv1- Single healthy
E1t=6Ls-EEst1. EnEltsh- Episcopal AMI 4bsrxfuer-
WILLIAM = EANLNGT, : NkswsIl- Fark-Yillls
Ec--s,c=, M-53l=ssZ. E1sl2nt Lsg4 IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
To Lease.

THE UNDERSIGNED DE-
l. sire % lease thzr vaI1SbIs TRACT q lAri AZ
EcE4, EAEau, -1Eei OLlkll
re- larE = described Il EoyaI Putsrt Va .
1uE &C ut1irs $50 Ecrss
Fer further ra-ucclSzs apply % y. U Smith
Esq. EcrctEIz
IL NAEOE.
NAEAEA SAOPE1PE. "
Iu.a r IssS 1874 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26
On Wednesday, June II, 1888,

The lease Of the property described As follows:
A certain piece of land and buildings thereon.
situated On the nAkzi side Of Queen street..
commencing on Queen from the southeast
corner Of Queen and Richard streets. and lately
occupied By the deceased Geo. EnglshArdt.
The lease has two years to run from June /, 1883,
and the rent is 81 per month or s257 per Aunum.
There Is 4 Iu6-Ieass Of portion Of the property
for the same length Of time granted to WI.
shArrAt At . monthly rental Of $40. and there IL
on this portion Of the property = comfortable
cottage and stA5ling for seven horses. with
large piece Of land suitable for pasture
TERMS CASH. and deeds at expense Of
Purchaser. For further particulars inquire Of
Lewis ]. LeVey,
1913 AUcT5oSEER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-26

! kikf n kzhi h0ouskA al ++llo eka-
All rhs above lots from MOL 70 No are sold
s-bjs<E 10 a certain Aorr<sSs made 81 D kaP0I,
I " 2 Ears4IIi and dGlis kah1uLslIJ kAasai
a. =ffs % the Hawaiian CouuerCizi ER6
>r-sr Co JLuz1r! ~ Iss7r for Ss1u foE years
6-ThAt land sItEaEed az PAleil a4, W4fhee
NaEf Z c l 5S5s 10 Pol1lu- and described ~
tUlICEs=
III Panihf. Z hosaska ana IA z= xiii 30
raohaaa EsuA c "a pah1 PHI AZ Ne a PsPo-
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ARMAMENT CuRE Or ECZEMA
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Two years ago I was attacked with eczema cannot
tell you what suffered was the most forlorn spec
tacle you ever saw. Charles Kennedy, of this place,
showed me your pamphlet skin diseases and among
them found the description suitable to my case.
bought the CUTIoURA REMEDIES. took seven bot
ties, with the CUrICURA and SOAP. and the result Is
permanent cure. l thought would wait and see If 1t
would back, but it has proved all you said it
would do, SO will say God bless you and yours.
THOS. l. GRAY, Leavertown, Ohio.
Ihave been cured Of most unbearable itching skin
disease By the CUTlcURA REMEDIES. They have en-.
abed me to escape years of suffering. You NAV use
my name ~ . reference, and any one who wants to
know about my case may write me. inclosing stamp.
W. b. BROOKS, AZ Grove ST.. Providence, Il
am . canvasser. and one year ago was badly af-
nicted with salt rheum. that was unable to walk
tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES. and they entirely
cured me. F. L. PERRY, Rome, N. Y.
Sold everywhere Price: CuT1cURA. Soc; SOAP.
Csc. REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass. Send for "How to
Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages so illustrations and
100 testimonials.
PlMPLES, blackheads, red, rough. chapped and oily
akin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. my29. 0je1,2
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms 10 The Star.
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
Mr.. Scott says Gen. Collins viii DO Per
manemt Chairman.

u
Mr.. Scott says GEN. Collins viii DO Per.
manemt Chairman.
ST. LoUIs June 2.-Cha1rman Barnum OF the
national democratic committee, arrived early this
morning but could not be seen in his rooms ut the
Southern Hotel Congressman Scott has reached
the city also. To An Associated Press reporter
Mr.. Scott stated that although he had as yet no
conference with the few members OF the National
committee who are now In st. Louis, yet Gen.
Collins, Of Massachusetts,, would undoubtedly be
He could not say as to what the committee would
determine upon as to the temporary chairman
ship.
North Carolina, are also in the city, and are re-
gistered at the Lindell Gen. Collins is expected
to reach here early Sunday morning, and will
make the Planters his headquarters.
ARRIVAL OF THE MARYLAND DELEGATION.
The Maryland delegation, and portions OF the
Indiana, Connecticut and Arizona delegations, ar
rived here this morning. Senator A. p. German,
who heads the Maryland delegation, was seen
ing. the delegation has had no conference
and consequently no choice for Vice President has
been agreed upon. He closed further inquiry by
saying he had no preferences. VIM. s. Wilson
thought Thurman s nomination was desired by the
Mariand delegation. In the event OF his refusal to
man, inclining toward INDIANA or Illinois, with
Indiana preferred.
OFF FOR sr. LOUIS.
NEW YORK, June 2.-rhe Brooklyn delegation TO
me democratic national convention started
Tor 81. Louis this afternoon. At o'clock
the Kings County Democratic Club,
the pride Of the city, assembled at the ClermOnt
marched to the annex boat and boarded the West
Shore train at Jersey City.
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Proposals were received and opened by the COM
mission for construction Of the Congressional
Library building at noon to-day for furnishing
cut granite, cement, sand, and broken stone for
the Congressional Library building, as follows:
Cut granite for the basement front walls OF the
western portion OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Granite
Co, Rockport, Mass. $3.50; Halloween Granite
Works, HALLOWEEN, Me-, S46, 706; Bodwel Granite
Co, R0ckiand, Me, $34, go; Sargent = Sullivan,
Concord. n. H., $5l, ISL; the Southern Granite co,
Cincinnati, o., S63,3l300; Westhan Granite Co,
Richmond, Va, S4343 Mt.Waldo Granite WorkA
Frankfort Me-, $3lel9; Maine Granite and I'M
proyement Co., Washington, d. c., S39, SS62n
Proposals for cement-cumberiand hydraulic
Cement Manufacturing Co, for Cumberland
cement sl:o4 Si0 per barrel Laurence Cement
for Rosendaie cement Sl.20; J. q. and J. n. Wat
ers, Tor Round Top cement S1.oo
Proposals tor sand-John Q. Ella Washingt0n,
.. G, 81 cents per cupac yard; Jno. u. Hickey,
$1.65; Barber Asphalt Paving Co. 1l.50: Ann
Miller, 70 cents: Jno. b Lord. u.10; Edw. II Col
| ford, elO2
Proposals. for broken stone--John g. Ellis e "a
Dor cubic yard; Darb0R Asohalt Co, $3.50, D, I.
ehoemaker, S22A
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Capitol Topics.

THE TARIFF HEARING ON THE SENATE SIDE.
The Senate subcommittee on the tariff to-day
heard representatives OF the rubber manufac;ur.
ers They complained Of the provisions OF the
present law, under the classincations OF which
silk webbing Is rated below cotton They ask that
the inequalities OF the present law De removed, and
that rubber webbing, made with silk, cotton, and
OF SILK, cotton, and wooden.
The wire-rod people will probable he heard on
Monday.
WHAT Is A CONGRESSIONAL ''PAIR?"
At the very beginning OF the consideration OF the
tariff bill to-day the House became entangled In
long controversy over the abstract question OF
what ''pair" was, and how far it was binding
upon members to prevent their voting while
paired.
FURNITURE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to the
House OF Representatives a letter calling
attention to the fact that the unexpended bal
ance OF the appropriation for furniture and repairs
OF furniture for pubic buildings for the year
1883 is but $685., and to the necessity
for an additional appropriation of s94, 500
TO be Immediately available for furnishing the new
public buildings located in various cities.
IN tbs PRINTING INVESTIGATION
yesterday Mr.. Gallinger introduced witnesses who
made unqualified denials that they had received
documents from the Government Printing ONCE
without paying for them as had been testified to
by previous witness. Another witness. an en-
ploye, charged with having performed private
work for an outside person, denied that such had
been the case.
NOTES
Representative Shively, OF Indiana, viii accom-
pany the washington delegation to St. Louis this
evening.
Ex-Judge Smell and senator ingalls, visited the
Police Court to-day and occupied seats on the
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The Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations,
on the Washington stock Exchange noted to day:
Q. s. A, coupons. 1861 bid. l26h asked.
Washington and GEORGETOWN Railroad bonds, $50
asked. Metropolitan Railroad stock. l04 bid, 106H
National gnlOn Insurance; 2oM bid: German:
Machine, 14O bid. National Metropolitan Bank l03
bid, 1875 asked. Penn. Telephone Company. 30 bid.
Tx bid 10 asked. U. s. Electric Light. 60 bid
Il asked Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co's bonds.
6s, ~ asked. Washington GasiiKht Co, bonds, lx2 u
bid. 126h asked. National Bank Of the Republic l59
bid, 1855 asked. Franklin Insurance Co.., 3Sk bid.
Panorama Co., "a bid, 81 asked.
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BALTINoRE. Nd. june 2. . yrrinia new threeA
"a ~. do. ten-forties, 35,s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 2. Cotton quiet and
stesdy-middl,ng. lOs1Oh- Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat southern. lower and quiet: Fultz, 01a96
LoneDerry, S3ayS: western, about steady; No. Z
winter red spot 91ag2; June. 81 bid; July. 9Ska
quiet; white. 62ao4; yellow; 81; western, easier;
mixed spot, 60a6l; June. 60Aa61; July. 61s61%;
August GAGS Oats frm - southern and Pennsyi.
wanna, 41a44 western white. 43sA5; western mixed.
40a41H y. kye duh aud nominal, 6Ha1O. Hay easier
prime to choice western. le.o0al750. Provisions
Arm and active. Petroleum easier - refined, N.
Gomez firm = Rio carEoes. ordinary. to fair. "a
1914 Susar-copper refined firm, 16Aa16. Whisky
steady l24A1.26 Other articles unchanged freights
70 Liverpool per steamer dull.cotton. 5.32d; -four.
per ton. lower os grain. lAd. Sales--wheAt 2O4.-
600 bushels; corn 1l2.600 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. June 9. IL m.-wheat opened
unchanged, though the undertone Of the market APP
peared strong and local traders while rather nervous
opened at S6x. Receipts of corn were less than
pee,ed; july corn opened Z hiTner az 5eS Eogs
lAlss The July option e now quoted = follows:
lard, $50; short ribs 7.55.
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MRS. RAWSON INDICTED.
She Looks HagsArd, but Lawyer whit
ney II Doing Nicely To-Day.

CHICAGO, June 2-Mrs. Rawson was indicted for
attempted murder of Attorney Whitney yesterday
In Judge Jamiesons court room by the grand jury
this morning. Mrs. Rawson passed restless
night in the county Jail and did arise till late
this morning. She looked pale and haggaTd, and
1t was evident the intense Excitement under which
she was laborng yesterday had not passed away.
Lawyer Whitney was very comfortable this morn
Ing, and In ralr way to get we'll
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An Address 20 Virginia Republicans.
THE ANTI.MAHoNEITEs ISSUE THEIR MANIFESTO.

An Address 20 Virginia Republicans.
THE ANrI-MAHoNRrTEs ISSUE THEIR MANIFESTO.
The committee Of twenty-1ve, appointed by the
anti-Mahone virginia republican state convention,
held In Petersburg May Is, to prepare an address
70 the republicans of virginia, have per.
formed the duty assigned them, and yes
ts asl;yy, the address was given out for pub
Ex-Governor Cameron, ex-Congressman James d.
Brady, Gen. v. D. Gr0ner, and other prominent
anti-MahoniteA The address 10 q very long one
gotten up in pamphlet form for distribution
which occurred In the Malone state convention
and the subsequent, action OF the anti-Mahoneites
the address goes on TO speak al length OF the abuse
OF power by senator Malone. The address says
demonstrated :, to the voters that too
much power has been placed in
the hands OF the state chairman under the thin
disguise Of grant grant to an executive committee
course has been submitted to heretofore without
open revolt IL has not been without disastrous re-
suits. deep-seated ana widespread feeling OF
ing discomfort exists not only among the lead
ers, but among the masses also. The pro-
mitigation or secret circular In January last
brought all these discontents more distinctly to
head and displayed more glartngly the abuse OF
powers entrusted 70 Malone. THIS circular, which
was sent out in "bonofAble confidence" TO q few
trusted friends came TO light BY chance. II
waiting the time when they should choose dele
gates 10 Chicago Malone had been secretly arTang.
ing to secure delegates TO Chicago to vote Tor
his own choice. The address also condemns the
things are reformed there can be no united party
in Virginia. and We appeal to all republicans TO
join with US - against the plan OF organization
complained Of believing IS We 90 that = enables
OF republicanism and subordinate them TO the
wishes OF one ambitious ana malicious man.
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Three tramps broke into the residence OF Dr. N.
I. Yosf, near Mountafnvflle. Pa, wednesday night
and one OF them. who gave the name OF George
Comm, was shot BY the doctor and fatally
wounded.
rescript, have bought turf from Landlord Husseys
bog At Ahabeg, In County Kerry. Ireland. HuaSey
had been r1g1dly oCycovte0 for TOUR yeaA
governor-general Of CANADA accompanied By his
wife and stan. sailed from liverpool for Montreal
The 1Spellass Court Of chicaso has reversed the
order Of JUDGE shepard n the RAwson divorce
case, In winch ho allowed Nh Heck1e l. Rawpon
III ~ ~ = H. RSWos SSrSSr o1 is aSe
amount
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Souvenirs of johnson and Pope.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, June 2.-Major Ross collection Of
Johnsonana," to be dispersed at auction at Chris.
ties, on Tuesday next comprises very interesting
things which 1t took lifetime to bring together.
There are thirty-One letters In JOhnsons hand.
writing. One dated 1873 on literary matters con.
cludes, ''Yours, impransus, Sam Johnson" There
is also shabby old notebook wherein Boswell
1otted down Johns0ns sayings and doings.
The bi-centenary OF Alexander POpes birthday
will be celebrated at Pope's villa at buckingham,
where collection OF objects relating to the poet
will be exhibited. The present occupant OF the
villa Is LabOuchere, member OF parliament, whose
wife, formerly a popular actress under the name
OF Henrietta HOdsOn, appeared for the first time
last night at West Ham in the character OF pOlit-
cal speaker, heartily supporting Gladstone.
Lick Observatory Transferred to the
State.
CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from San Fran.
cisco says: Lick Observatory was transferred to
the state university regents yesterday. 1t has
taken thirteen years TO construct the observatory
at Mount Hamilton santa Clara County, and equip
1t with thirty six inch equatorial and other In
strumentS.