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Kenorntnatcd Tor tho LeCisiature.
Mr.. George s. Douglass, son Of District Com
missioner Douglass, has been renominated at
wichita, Kan, for the state legislature, in
which body he has made most commendable
record. His popularity was sttested by the
fact that the convention even dispensed with
Mr.. Douglass be nominated by acclamation
being carried with cheers and without dissent,
ing voice.
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FUTURE DAYS,

TRoNAs BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 6l2 st. NV.
REGULAF SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. WITHIN OUR
hrCTION EOCJS AND BAZAAR Gl2 Z ST
". on SATURDAY. JULY NINTH. 1892. AT
ZEN O'CLOCK AN,
INBRACISG IN PART
ParlUr. Il Room Furniture in Suites and odd pieces
Side Boards. Extension Tables and assortment of
Household Effects
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Several E1rS.s, Car. ias-pS. g..
THOMAS DOWLINa z SON,
Nrteff
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Charles Chandler cd Charles Franklin, two
negroes, fought dusl With pistols at Dallas,
wounded, ahot through Shs lungs. Fvsnklin
vas shOt n ~ LIT Ode anA xn snA va d..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

Sunday at Louisville, Ky. Wagner was drink
ing and, with revolver In band, threatened to
kill any ono who interfered With him. He
made q move tows.a enkth, who shot him IN
tbs abdomen.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRIyaroN .ATToRNEy-Ar-LAw.
ton. .. c. Rssadsncs. ua3 xss y &ks
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EoR sALE-SAFE. OFFICE DESK AND LETTER
4 press al IN good condition Call between and
d 10 9th NV w.
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Sometimes charity, in order 70 cover q null
titude Of sins has to stretch the tfAth little.
He had brought her q chair, then fan, then
an ice, and as he went after her shawl her friend
remarked:
"You seem to think great deal Of Mr.. Slim
nina"
"Yes," was the. reply; 81 like him for his
fetching ways"
"Don't yez be toired nv that policeman yet2'
| said the upstairs girl to the cook.
''Yis. But can't have any other company"
"why?"
because Michael says that IL OF do he'll ar
rest i'm fur contimpt sv coort."
''Say, mister" said little Ethel 10 her sisters
caller, who> wore Q monocle, ''when you get
used to that one, are YOU going to get one for
your other eye, too?"
"rd advise the average young man nowadays
to keep out Of pollytix," said Farmer Begosh,
who had gotten acquainted with the summer
boarders at a neighbor's house.
"Why?" inquired the youth who was leaning
over the fence. "Do you think there is too
much corruption?"
''No; but porytix amt no place fur doods Z"
JULY REFLECTION.
Johnny will be walking faster
Pretty soon;
OF his limbs he will be master,
He will scorn the late disaster
And tear of the sticking plaster
Pretty soon.
''You didn't seem to get onto my curves"
said the railway track to the locomotive when
it landed in the ditch.
II had narrow escape yesterday" said
Higgins
els that so?" rejoined Ruggins, with interest.
Eyes. was nearly choked to death"
"Highwayman?''
"No. Flannel shirt wore 1t out In the
| rain"
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PROPOSALS.

PRofosALs ToR TUaNIsAINa sEwER PIPE
ysa inssTs bricks and Sxs,
d sSf sP' Txahx4H p i s.
snS an s,Pe rea q, nT.
,Itst Of SonInhia during the f.c.i year lsa BLANK
ali nses..sry isformation may Be OS,.insd a IBIS
ssG inS oh Haf SPss RD wv VIZ be soRs S
SELL. oonIaissionefs B. &. " VS. iy7 ES''
PsPSsI Ro FOB sMLET AND
sfoners d. C.. Washington. ID. G.. July 3. l&k2.-
Ssf XII Dc ISsa i h q%sS SA y
Sioes pavenspi. Blank forms a Propossis speeis
vi Ross sS's.fe
Is JUSTICE pl %aaS s s
received ii the once Of tho chief eerf and saperin,
z Sisifs W f.
s ss sas as
s,asi9nsry fus ice piscellaneons supplies and the
MILLER. Attorney Gensrai. '' ,yi-ias
g g inc OF 81 TIE ias.
F Tr I'VE ShE
SSsrs,i9n. y he pension building this city oHs
N ssss for
,hs. s e., and CLANS 70 detail and s.si
70 The sssrss.Iy q The Iassr.ors indol,sd
dspaIt,nent. JOHN W. NOBLE. Secretary.
ID insson. B. &, June q, 49, Sealed proofs.
Y cR'' M be TississS here yP. rTTS oE
iEENTH. lsfe. and thea opened for FURNISHINGS dur.
Al VII H s.
ss s to se any
Envelopes containing proposals. should be marked
.Prorosels for FUEL and addressed 10 Lieut. C,L
Geo. H. Weeks. depot Quartarfnaster. Washington,
2. C.. GEo. u. WEEKS. Deputy Qusrssrns:tsi
General. y. 3. A. Mo-
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RATcLIFFE. DARii & co, .Aac1s $50 Pa ave. n "

RtGULAR SATURDAY. SALE OF A LARGE COL
LECTION or HOUSEHOLD GOODS, SODA
NA1Eh FouNTA1N. HORSES. BCGGIES.
WAGONS. HARNESS. &c.
On SATURDAY NOR>iINts. JULY NINTH. ISlc,
81 ZEN O'CLOCK. 1t our sal,s Rooms, $40 Penn
w. lars collection or Household Goods Ma ting
CARPETS. Sc.
Also one soda Water Fountain. AlsC. by order of
Henry W Sohon. assignee. Surreys, Bu-rgies,
Also. TWELVE O'CLOCK " in from. OF the
s,ies r0o.Gs. Horses. WsEon5, Bugzies. CARRIAGES,
Hrness. *
To which We call general attention.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
NH AucIionsers-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,a.. 612 st. n

AhAS AfTENNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,s.. e1e st. a. v
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
5Sp 9Np gPHhTM5 sRr TTsT EFG
rASHSSfe5Ss dSR H kFs TEE SJ Fk3R
aoNrG SoMTNkF 9kk BSfdHPsE srIs 8ks ffSSR
siLE 70 CLOSE THE iFfAIRs OF 4 PART.
The above lot on street Csoxso to an aIey) viii he
Ri A. nu2c ancto1 IN front OF The premises On
=. HE SAFE slaEi Ho1 6h s rE FooW
M DAi. snd IN front of the premises. the above
Terms; onec,hird cash. balance on time to suit. A
aepos OF 300 required on each piece Of property at
yeAaa. h RNaN +. 4 4a sShEI H Trustees.
DuNcANsoN BROS Aucts-. 9th and D SITS. n ".
IS SEIs FIq sSRsK 81 4EEE4 soH4
iaRfPE FHas 5gkr 81 ssv 4 ..
In from. Of the premises.
s3 ss EGSbRE fi q And FIVE fee. sssF e
This oi is one u the best lots on SEVENTH street.
being near the corner VI o street and suitable
Terms: one-third css6. baIsnce in equal install
Per anaqSs interest ST. payable s.i N and 70 e
81 BY 81 an aeSs % I'D an etfa
4@. Is & a.R PSthsass aSis
purchaser after days advertisement Of such resale
In newspaper published IN WASHINGTON, ID. @.
DUNCANSON BROS.
te2aLd&ds Auctioaeers.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR { co. Aucts.
1wo-sToRY BAY-wIYpow BRICK HOUSE.
NrGIHr R09MS Az MODEM IMPk E9NE
TEfNTh STREET NORTHWEST. BY Ate
on TdTR2sSP.sY ATTEES.2oy; July SEVENTH s,
premises.
LOT 12I.
II SQUARE pa.
Fronting ID. on Nth ST. by depth OF 100 feet
10 an alley. Improved by desirable two-story bay
w2lo~ brick house On tie line OF the 18th s. cable
road
Terms Of sale u cash. the balance in one. two three
ana four years. Ier cent per annurn payable semi
annually By deed o. tr1st the property sold
ali ras. 1T the option of the purchaser deposit
gro required at the time of sale. II the Of
sale rot compiled with in fifteen days from the
dsy of sale right reserved to resell the property at tho
Mss and cos: of the defaultne purchaser after five
days Advertisement OF slch resale in some .vspaper
PUBLISHED in Washington. D. C. AL conveyancing
and recording az the cost of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
NS-dkds Auctioneers
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL Chief Justice Bimg-
ham and Judges Hagner and james.
Today-McKenzie agt. Underwood; argued
and submitted.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge BRADLEY.
Today-McGin agt. Witherow; sale con-
frmed. Thomas agt Carroll; payment Of fund
ordered. Conger agt. Raum; reference TO
auditor. Grupe agt. Ostenstun-E. H. Thomas
substituted trustee. United States Trust Com
pany agt..A she; sale decreed-C. A. Rranden-
burg, trustee. Martin agt. Chaplin; do. Z.
McCammon, trustee. Longiey aet. Longley;
time TO take testimony extended Bruehl sgt
Bruehl; rule on complainant granted Oastle-
man agt. McGraw; comn,ission to get answer
Of infant ordered Darling agt Klingle;
auditors report confirmed
CIRouIr CouRF-.Hsige Montgomery.
Today-B.U. Keyser agt Prcsbrsy; PLAINTIFF
death suggested and suit revived In name Of
administrator; B. Cohen agt. N. Horn, default.
Maloney agt Spugnardi; motion TO amend
declaration granted. Free agt. D. c.; motion
for new trial suhmittsd Hughsou agt B and
D. R. 3. and Lynch agt same; motions for
new trial argued.
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I aTIMER sLoiN, aErtigneers and Appraisers
IL 1lO1 q ST.

NEW FoUR-sTCRY WHITE STONE AND HUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
InueTELN ROOMS; II kGANTIY FINISHED
THROUGHOUT ND WITH AL! MODERN
TON STREET.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY EIGHT
EENTH. 1872, az FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the
Yr-mis.s We shai! oeF al P1b &c auction thai Elegant
New I0ur-stOry White StOne and But: Brick Resi-
dence. b~.nl- 10. 80 in the subdivision of Columbia
Collier 2oxl.al. located StOuziton street
Of Fifteenth ssreet. Leins No li5.. block rom
Gable ears. AMI commands ma -nitcent Wow OF
fasain.t n. GEORGETOWN, me Potomac rive and the
sc-FO- nflins- COuntry.
Terms: One-tinid cash. balance in SIX twelve and
oiGhfeer months Wiz notes besrin and
cured by decd OF trust All cpnVey anclnx. H., at
IurchAsrrs cost So evosi re;uirst a: tie fi,e Of
sale II The terms sale ronluhel with in f
ten days fuIn the ii Of sale tie property win be
sold at ID" Tiss ana o the tessutinr purchaser
frVirttS can tc Examined any tilns. priSr to sale.
LATIMER & SLOAN.
ty--lO
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FUTURE DAYS
nUNCANSON BIRDS, Aucts. 9th and D sts. n. ".

II n. ".
SAFE e EsE 59 " Or
NJ LAM AND TESALLIToWE ROADS
Il es Of s d 81 s sna
gHE os5SsEEsTH Pay an. E 3 ss
lowing described real estate situate in the county Of
sree IS M thss
and being part q tract of land lying
rae and asnes
fG% ss g nj
rs,sssy ass made q Jo On = Bal I, and re
SsyOs ofss: q the bstres Il Columbia in BOOK Of
county surveys No. g. al page II toxethcr with all the
and sppurtensnses to the same beionsing Or in any
Terms: one-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ens Of one and two years. notes to be given be airing
@ 81 soo
chsssrs cost, Terms Of sale 70 coipPiiea with in
d.y At s h the @ f.
purchaser alter i've days advertisement Of such resale
''' '0''e i''"Sp"isS EtpTIgoS A BRoWNp y. y
ty5-dads JOHN L. MITCHELL. trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. GLE E st. n w.
IL WEST wAsHfNGToN. D. g.
y o. sss sYEIss ceurs s S the
No. 1890 in equity and as trustee appointed in said
nTe &C. NO Market or a s,rs a
1892. a. the hoIr Of FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the north
Iart of lot 200 in Beatty and HAWKINS addition to
Georgetown, d. e.. the SAINT facing thirty feet on
MARKET street and running back Of that width seventy
FIVE feet 20 feet being oppressed by decd. with the
three-stofy brick dsellnC thereon, being the home
place OF the late John W. Easton. The above ground
i in the part u town the METROPOLITAN and
Electric railroads, where lots becoming valuable
brt taxed OF n light rate.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by decree Onethird of
the purchase money In cash. balance In equal notes
one and Two years; with 6 per centup Interest per
purchaser. deferred payments to be secured by deed
required wien property IL bid off. Conveyancinx and
rec riding 1t PTchasers cost If terms SUE not
trustee right resell at risk and of
faIitin2 purchaser GEORGE GIBSON, Trustee,
jy2-l0t 12:SS Pa ave- NV
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WELI5B!.H.T McDssS TMo-sTORY PRESSED
BRICK BAy-NlN DOW FRONT HOUSE No
~. n siTKEET N0RTRFAST. D. AUCTION.
On TaJRSDAi. JULY F0lkTEfNIH. 1892 at
SIX O'CLOCK p n. We viii sell in front OF the
prefliseE
PARTS OF lots 70 AND p. SQUARE 1908
TIM lot VIII "a Is - deep ~ wide tey is improved
b. nicely fn-siied yre--s3-bric layw:niow house,
tw' stCic. cvnssinins rooas. bath. h.; and cold
water. ls;rotr. !ne rhanie"ss. electric bells wei.
hsied throughout aud II dTs- lass condition This
So" FreS n- IN csgal4t Tor nves-Iuen.
secure or-:le ana c2Hyor:eRt hOIEc. ls.i,g on
The .ins II Tie Ess ! ami Columbia railroad and
iearia'i the and ~ street well. and in
lnst ioH tls.f J. sfl-l:.T i.irrrts TIA yliJ,e.
Terms One IL ~ cs,i. hs'arcu in and two years
froll Ii. ay ~ sale. sr-sir bT deed %. trust on she
ireEis-s ~ iteTes az IT," -r u Z per cent per
Ir3 uatil pas. "ayae r.liy. or al cash
al 1 iurcha.e's option. s sit q: 5000 req Tires.
a tie tii o. s'le Terms &c BE cosuplied with in
rtrrE Gtys :Ou tlcet = -Sir tle right resell
~ ia- Lsf and ~ - to dssfg!tI, purchaser re-
serve! Al CONVEX aalctnr. recording. lc.. pur-
cEAser'S st.
yy5-dSds EATCLITFr. DARR K co. Aue,s.
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ANACOSTIA.
YOUNG PEOPLES DAT,

Tho fourth Sunday in the present month will
be young peoples day at Campbell Grove, and
Rev. F. Jesse Peck, IT,, promises to make Il
interesting. Mr.. d. P. Roberts Of the land
office, Rev. McEady Of Howard University and
Rev. Mr.. Miller of the First Baptist Church of
Mount Pleasant have signifed their willingness
vited.
Frederick Douglass, IT,. continues i'll. His
physicians express only faint hope for his re-
covery.
The NJ. E. Sunday school and its friends
went down TO Piney Point this morning aboard
the George Leary, Capt. Beacham.
:, Citizens are making anxious inquiries about
the free mali delivery.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WIZ LowESrHAL. Aucsionesr. ss7 7sh St. n. v.
CONTENTS AND EIXIgREs OF GROCERY
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY EIGHTH commence
ing 1t TEN O'CLOCK, will sell At my sales room a
small stock Of Groceries. such Canned Goods Salt
Coffee. Tea. Soaps, Sardines. Starch. Lye, Cigars
Tobacco, brushes. C1otbesiDes. Brooras and other
articles in the same line
ALSO
One nediu1-ssze Meat Box good as new: Show
Cases. Coffee MIL. Scales and lot Of Household Fur
nture- VIM LowENTHAI.
II Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers
CONTRACTORS SALE OF MULES AND HORSES.
CONTRACTORS pRAYMFN AND FARMERS.
TAKE NOTICE THAT We WILL SELL AT THOS
BOWLING SONS BAZAAR. No. 612 Y STREET
NSDHTHWEsT. ON FRIDAY. JULY EIGHTH. AT
IS head o. Good serviceable Mules from to years
CID; wetghins from LOCO TO l. 150 pounds. singly
8 Horsea
The above stock II all in good condition and to be
sole peremptortiy on account Of having finished
contract on the WildaInsport and Potomac railroad.
We invite buyers 70 The above sale as Al stock will
ponement on account of weather. stock will arrive
bo-2t MtRRAf KIRBY, Contractors.
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''Say, mister" said little Ethel 10 her sisters
caller, who> wore Q monocle, 'when you get
used to that one, are yoz going to get one for
your other eye, too2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
THE ASSESSMENT RROBLEM.
4 Solution Of Il Proposed By the District
Commissi0ners.

ASKED TO CONTINUE THE OLD ASSESS
NENr IN FORCE FoR ANOTHER YEAR-AS
AMENDMENT PREPARED BIZ ASSESSOR TRrMBLE
NO TINE FoR REVISION OF NEW ASSESSMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

Sometimes charity, in order 70 cover null
titude Of sins, has to stretch the tfAth little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

"You didn't seem to get onto my curves"
said the railway track TO the locomotive when
it landed in the ditch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

JAMES 4 fADdETr. Trnstse.
s...s. CHARLES f. nouIr9 81 II ISs !: :,
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PERSONAL.

oSO TO ANY ONE GETTING YOUNG MAN A
SDJO position In any Of the departments; has passed
cvil service clerk examination. Address W. w, Star
Office. tye,2ss
now ABOUT THEMt-SPECIAL SUMMER
prices paid for gents secondhand clothing Adj
dress call at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 at.
nw je10
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Conmunicstions PROMPTLY attended to; con6den-
tial: Telephone. $40. Office open all hours WM
WILLIAMS. Manager, $50 st. NV. jelC-1ms
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"Don't yez be toired nv that policeman yet?''
said the upstairs girl to the cook.
''Yis. But can't have any other company"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09

The Advertiser, as usual, has had
to eat its words and take back its
scurrilous attacks on the new At
torney- General. How fully and com
pletely it does SO may be seen in its
issue this morning. OF course if it
had known that Mr.. Brown might
have any chance of becoming Attor-
ncy-Gcncral it would never have
abused him. But that is the Adver-
tiser's usual course. When it thinks
man has few or no friends or power
it goes for him with red-hot spite
and venom and when it discovers
that he has succeeded in gaining
either it hckspittles and crawls to
him at the bchest of its merccnary
supporters.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09

There exists in the breasts of many
members of the Legislature con
siderable dissatisfaction with the
present Cabinet. This arises from
many causes and is found in almost
every political section into which
the House is divided. Whether this
will lead to vote of want of conf
dence being brought in against the
Ministry remains to be seen. 1t
seems, however, to be the intention
in any case to push forward the work
of the Session and get the Appro-
priation Bill passed and finally adj
journ at as early a date as possible.
Some rumors are heard that efforts
will be made to effect this before the
end of the present month. If this
is so the members to be elected to
| fill the vacant seats will not have an
opportunity of warming their seats
this session.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09

The Legislature both yesterday and
to-day showed a commendabled degree
of diligence in endeavoring to over
take work which has been in abeyance
owing to the votes of want of conf
dence. This augurs well for the fu-
ture. No doubt members have be-
gun to see that they have been vast
ing their own time as well as that of
the country. One thing, however,
deserves special mention. That is
the evident desire of the members
that the Public servant or the Pub
lie creditor shall not be kept out of
his Just dues by the future discussion
of any so-called constitutional princi-
pie. The bill for the payment of
salaries, etc, has been extended to
Dec. 31st, 1892, if the Appropriation
Bill is not passed sooner. The bill,
after discussion as to whether it
should sanction payments on the old
rates or on the proposed rates agreed
to by the House on the second read,
ing, was finally passed to engross,
ment to be read a third time to-
morrow. Business men will theI
have an opportunity of getting theil
money, which they would have got
on the first of the month if it had
not been for the deliberate obstruc
ton of Messrs. Thurston & Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09

Are your children subject to Group?
If SO, you should never be without
a bottle of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. 1t is certain cure for
Group, and has never been known to
fail. If given freely as soon as the
croupy cough appears it will pre-
vent the attack 1t is the sole reli-
ance with thousands of mothers who
have croupy children, and never dis
appoints them. There is no danger
in giving this Remedy in large and
frequent doses, as it contains nothing
injurious. SO cent bottles for sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith u
Co, Agents for the Hawaiian Isl
ands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09
THE CABINETS FORMATION

The Advertiser says this morning
that the Ministry was Selected in
accord with strictly constitutional
methods" This is quite true, but
not in the sense that the Advertiser
intends it to be understood A little
history of what actually took place
in the formation Of the Cabinet will
explain the situation. Last week
MIR. Cecil Brown was called on to
form a Cabinet, and he submitted to
Her Majesty the names of those
whom he desired to choose. Amongst
these was the name OF the Hon. G.
n. Wilcox. On Mr. Wilcoxs return
from Kauai he was asked if he was
willing to join that Cabinet as sub
mitted to Her Majesty. He assent
ed and was sent for by Her Majesty,
as also were each OF the others form
ing the Cabinet separately asked as
to their willingness to join such a
Cabinet. No Premier was appoint
ed by Her Majesty nor was any pre-
cedence given by her to any mem
Der of the Cabinet. The Cabinet, in
consultation amongst themselves,
however, finally selected Mr.. Viii
cox as their leader. 1t will there
fore be seen that the Advertiser
claim that the alleged principle OF
Messrs. Thurston Il Co. has been
upheld is not correct, yet the Minis,
try has been formed in a strictly
constitutional manner and on strict
constitutional principles, and while
it does its duty, it should be sup,
ported no matter in what way it was
formed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09
GAMING OF THE EDITOR.
The Evidence of Captain Houdlette
is Taken Before Departure.

George e. Harrison was partly
tried in the Police Court this morn
ing on charge of assault and bat
terry with weapon obviously and
imminently dangerous to life, on E.
e. Carey on Nov, z, contrary to Sec.
9, Chap. 8 of the Penal Code as
amended Defendant pleaded not
guilty. Captain H. G. Houdlette of
the S. S. Australia took the stand
and testified, looking at a clipping
from the half-white paper "The
Liberal" that some of the state
ments were true and some were
false A woman had sent him a let
ter in San Francisco claiming to be
Harrison's wife, and later she had
seen him twice She asked the Cap
tain to help her against defendant,
he replying that he could not.
Harrison spoke to him about it in
Honolulu, and he told him what he
had just stated. Witness told DR..
Soule on the Australia about it..
May have told DR.. Miner but he
thought that was after the publica-
ton of the articles in The Liberal.
The part of the article about trying
to run a bluff was false, as defendant
did not look like gore-hunter, and
he (the witness) did not run away
from him when he spoke to him
about it.
Carey talked to the witness on
Friday or Saturday and wanted
points, but was refused. Witness
had never said anything to any lady
in town that he was sure the woman
met in San Francisco was defend.
ants wife,
The case was continued until to.
morrow. A. S. Hartwell for prosecu
ton; A. p. Peterson for defendant
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09
OAHU.
MAUI.
HAWAII.
KAUAI.
Wainlea

Waimea. .............. .......,...,,..... i
The Licenses for Oahu will be sold on
the above-named day Mt II o'clock noon, at
the front entrance of Aliioani Hale
Those for the Islands of Maui, Hawaii
and Kauai will be sold in their respective
Districts on the above date at such hour
and place as shall be designated by the sew
eral sheriffs or their deputies. Should it for
some good reason be found necessary to
change the day of sale, due notice will be
given by notice posted in the said Districts
Upset price-Wailuku and Lahaina, $30t
for each license, and for all the other Dis
tricts above named 800 for each license,
Terms-A deposit OF twenty-five percent
is required on the fall of the hammer, and
forfeit of said deposit should the full
amount of license money not be paid with
in ten days from the date of sale.
CHAS. r. GULICK,
Minister of the L. 'crior
Interior Office, Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1892
5l1i-7t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-09
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1892.

Mr.. Thurston can see now how
much support the Constitutional
principle of which he and the Ad-
vertiser are the alleged discoverers
receives at the hands of his friends.
AS soon as they saw decent way of
evading the dilemma he had got
them into with his stubborn GRO
chefs, they did so. And this shows
their good sense.