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Not Seriously DAMAGED.

The report that the naval board which in
SPECIFIED the damage done the Port
Royal dry dock by the appearance OF
Of water in the timber Of the bottom.
shows that little damage was done to the dock
proper. As precautionary measure. however.
the board recommends that the dock be
strengthened BY Certain minor additions to the
timbers Of the flooring and the expense of the
work be borne by tao government. No fault
was found with the contractors for the damage,
which can be easily repaired at a slight cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22

A statement prepared by Mr.. Miller, COM
missioner Of internal revenue, shows that col
lections Of internal revenue for the eleven
months of the current fiscal year amounted to
$145, 6s2, $50. an increase over the correspond
ing period of the last fiscal year Of S7,457, 403.
The principal items Of rsvenue are: Spirits,
ts5, 926, 357, increase OF e. $50. SIS; tobacco,
e29. 32s, SS7. increase OF s96s, 70s; fermented
liquors. s2s, 72I. SIS increase Of -, 3o4. 07s;
oleomsrgarine. 81. 532 os6, increase Of 1852 524.
The aggregate receipts for May were s520, sI4 "A
greater than those for May, 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
CAN'T FIND A nan.
DS0culty In Selecting u Suitable Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture.

O10oulty In Selecting Suitable Assistant
Secretary of Axriculture-
The President and Secretary Morton are
having difficulty in selecting successor to As
sistant Secretary Willetts of the Agricultural
Department, whose resignation has been ac-
eepted, to take effect June 30. There are
twenty or more applicants. but the President,
when the matter was brought to his attention
last week. did not seriously consider more than
three names. Some Of the applicants from the
west and north are considered to be qualified
for the place, but the President, departing from
the custom Of his predecessors in appointing
Q western man, feels that the south. which has
recently developed so much in agriculture, il
entitled to the place.
There are not many 'eligibles" from the
southern states, and consequently it seems
probable that Assistant Secretary Wlletts may
be requested to retain his position until q
suitable successor can be determined upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
DECISION to Ee Contested.

The government is not disposed to accept as
6nal the decision of the United States district
court at Seattle, Wash. that it has lost entirely
the power TO control the use of the lands of the
Puyalfup Indians near Tacoma bv reason Of the
allotment Of the lands in severalty, and Attor-
ney General Oiney has given instructions to the
United States district attorney at Seattle to
make appearance Immediately in behalf Of the
INDIAN aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
The Case Of Capt. Higginson.

Capt Higginson. who was detached from the
command of the q. S. S. Atlanta as the result
of delay in getting his ship of to Nicaragua last
Nay, bad long interview with Secretary Her
bert yesterday. He was informed that he was
at liberty to present written statement OF his
case Ut he could request court OF inquiry
The officer has as yet made no response.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
Senator Vest Leaves.

Senator Vest of Missouri and a party Of
friends left in the F. f. v. last night for Hot
Springs. Va, where they will spend q consider
able portion of the hot weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

NOR sALE-A SINGER MODELE-DE-LUxE
II pne unatic bicycle excellent condition and must
be sold includ ny pneamatic saddle and all attach
ments. Call 5O7 g st NV. je20-3ts
TOR sALE-NEw e14O PSYCHOS $50; SECOND
f hand safetiss. SIS up. Old wheels 10 trade for
CAPITAL phe u,natics. Instsllments taken. H. &.
OWEN MFG. CO, 1923 N. Y. ave. jel9-tr
NOR SALE 2D-HAND HARTFORD SAFETY:
II rood order $50. 20 pattern Victor; fine con-
diti9n: S45; cash or instAllments- HOS ct. Cup
stairsl, or 1921 ST. after p. m lel4-tr
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANIAG
csrpsss mss nosS Prod fss d eSsrss Mattresses
made 70 order once, 1T3O Pa. ave. Works. 17OS
and %b lsio ." !" a"'&Rfo HHEWHSRR, Manager,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LrOh RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE ON L ar
Il between y. j. ave. and I'd St containing {,
rooms; nicely paperei; water aud vas; sl3 20 per
month. YESTERDAY MALLEkY
iel4 vs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
EOR RENT

EOR RENT
IT Fine fat. SrSb. ami. $50
1884 \ H av. 9r. bath
and cellar. new. .55
Splendid stand for doctor.
63l g Sc 9r&bath IS. 80
Cor 2.3d x Va av. store.
Or 4 bath. 81
22lS @ nv. sr & hath. 10. 30
I'll 10Th NV. 7r x b. 30. ~
1O06N c av NV, 6rSb2o. 30
je13
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Wb~r. Cool Breezes Blew

At Bay KidRe, on tne broad and beHutiiu VI
Chesapeake. Trains leave B. i o. station week
DAYS at 9:15 am, 1:s0 and 4:28 p. m; Sundays at
s:S5 IN, $50 and 3:l5 p. NJ Round trip, FL
Adrt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EQR KENTIsos 22D ST. NV. BET. I AND
:s s. %sHth .. aSp ana
Ist NV. je222r
ast5 BHsT H N., TIE cTS
'ihered r0'~' 'i Dsv1Sr e. s 81 isi sos
EoR RENT NEARLY, NEW GROOM BRICK
,ssss. ~ K f.I EH Il! Ts.. sc. ses w.
Se. fs ss !. s $50 ST
sss i.s N.Y. fHs s s4 l IA st nv
a5 ,o 3 ave nv" iOr:. $500 Mass avsn me- di...as
EnSTTs. st as CE cs no NV s g
IS K s sssi IS g i Ss I sys e g
a. ri ga "a 18th III & 1nH 80
FOE RENT-CHEAp RENTS. Per month
9 %: .S - = snew1; rooms g. ~
6is 5 st. n e.. & rooms and cellar s. 90
1874 l4th st 81 nw store and DWELLING 90 90
e caAs seies III 500 1853 sans' st.
oaREN IT, ) 81: N:W. o0kNER; shyEN
impfoyensnts closets front and back yards Ipqaire
FOE RENT-loRooM FUR HOUSE To, CARE
idss
FOR RENT-FURNIsAED-G RaETO N
y Heiehts rent nominal. large garden. twelveroom
Northeast a aD Dd's Rosd SITS.
E0R, RENT-3O5 Z ST. NE; ROOMS AND
tsth heqs e IN s5csliens eondii1n seS per month
n w. three story and basement bay window bricks
obs g so per month Of
Tor RENT--THREE NEW ROOMS AND BATH:
electric vas lighting and all modern conysniences
BENT Pss'' Park Of
e cellar brick g rooms and bath ali modern convsn-
mouse IN ''''iHs sSfes'P So
FOR kENT-l.22 D 81. n. E. NEW GROOM AND
AL ''F FRdGGSG ''
TOR PENTHOUSE Ia sTH ST NV. AT ARE
9rooE va excellent condition; stable in rear Call
on owner 1920 st. for price and Keys. js21 3t
Fo,h SALE OR RENT1s;E cor; N AND sra
condtion most convenient and desirable residence
bath rooms. cellar hall all m and psri 10 front
and rear; rent. $50; I'll K. l. ave. Apply HOG st.
NV ye2a-3t'
FOE RENT-UNFURN!saEp -.
14t5 Mas ave-. 1so ls$+ :.
1918 S3 80 Stable OF 1919 X st =
1921 Qst....... 81 80 Stable Of 1903 II. % 80
IS i /; 81: 4 IS i { s::i
FURNISHED.
Lafayette square. 5000 90 Mcpherson So. 80 el66 66
Mass 10th .- 500 Mass and L d. $50
and 18th SITS 4]6 60 NJ st near 14th .....- 160
18th and & SITS. 416.61 10th and sta. go. $50
l6th& Corcoran SITS. .332 32 18th ct near 100
VT ave Thomas Q st near 18th .......... 123
Circle. $50 Conn near L lbs
Conn mr. H0S 81 Ut 18th ST. 10
Mass ave near 14th. 20S 81 st 18th. 125
De Sales 81 .30S 80 18th st Dup CDR 11O
Mass ave near 10th &C. 200 X at 18th Ito
ave l4th st. 200 ct near LIST 1t 70 80
Iowa circle. 700
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
.e22 1906 q ut. n ~.
EoR RENI-cOZY LITTLE RESIDENCE AT l3o
Il St ne; delightful neiehborhocd; perfect
gem OF = house. Apply JOHN B. WIGHT. 14l0 G
st. q. 1t
LcOR RENT
az 7thse 7r,b;sls SOL 4IeMse. Or b m t. sl3 g
112224 4h Sc. Orb "a. 80 i113 9Th sc. 5rf... g. 90
tes2-1 THOS h STAHI. 4G4 La
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WANTFD-ROOMS.

VNTANTfD-BY MOTHER AND DApGHTER,
w two or three unfurrished od-ioor rooms In
NV. bet. Orb and 18th and and Address
ROOMS. star Office 1t.
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EoR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Es-
Il tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and r sts ~ W
UNFURNISHFD HOUSES
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LOST And FOUND.

CTR4ytD AWAY ON TUESDAY MORNING.
- small red COW horus growfng Into her eyes sun
able rewarS ~ returned 10 - ID =. sw "
II osT-POcKET BOOK. WITH MONEY AnR
4 notes u value. Plea-e return pocket look anu
rapers to Room 4. l4l7 ST. and no anss, 10.
| asked.
n osT-MOSDAY AT RIVER VIEW. LAp1s
.,oid watch aud f.l chain: old closed watch
P,esse return 10 So 4. Cap st. aud receive reward
J-2l-B'
n osr-TAN-COLoRED PUPPY GREHBoUkpi
L. .i months ol white tirs 90 fore feet and ~
Reward given IL returned 90 1876 st n W tesl-H-
II OsT-IN WHITE HOrsE GROUNDS. JUNK ",
Il a diamond cluster earring lin Ter please leave -
AHTIE LATHROPs. Loo 81. n. w., and res =.
reward
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231S G NV. az. mi %. 20
1913 = st. Or ( bath. IL. 80
Large b mr. Chain bridge. Is
2E,5 O. amplain av. 8r lis
2 O'Brien's row. Ur......10
lE,S I. Sc. Sc &
PHI Champlain ave. NJ. s.
Rear o43e =. #. 80
Storage room. SIS 18th. q
St'ble rear 244iF, 4 stallso
GEO. W. Liz EISS,
500 18th -. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-KEEP YOUR EYE on THIS.
Il rare bargain.
Columbia Heights
Princeton bet 13th and 14th stu.
81. 10 yer So n.
Only lot on entire block
Offered under 81 - X.
mo n HENDERSON.
seo3N COS l4th Il
EoR sALf-MT. PLEAsANT-2 FINE Lor8
L 50Xl,o each. on Princeton at. at only Bic psF
foot This property il very low; owner must rol
Apply ct once 70 J. T. HUNTER CO.. as @ d.
NV. 1e2l-2
EoR SALE OR ExcHANeE-FTNR LOT OK % 81
foot noincumbr.nce: win exchang. for house IN
70 cost sbcut Is, 00oand ray difference In cssh-
FOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE
under good rental.
Lot 2oxl00. 10Th ~ near r st. nv.
Price low.
wM. +. MINNIx
1881 st. n. ap12-3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
ACCOUNTANTS.

DATkICK II. c. BRENNAN PUBLIC ACCOUNT.
Il ant and Auditor. 1924 st. n W. Investigations
and reports made OF bankrupt nd insovent concerns
estates taken care Of. &c. jss22- 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND CHTRoPoD
w list. 103 18th ST. n. M.-The only Importer an
Manufactur OF FINE MANICURE and CHIkOPOD
Isl GOODS south Of New Aork- AoxV-E
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WANTED-HELP.
NJ LIE.

WANTEp-ADvERTIsIN AGENT AT ONCE
w for special lines ADVERTISER star ONCE. Ia
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL GOOD BARBER.
w H. sCHUi. 235 New Jersey ave. n. ". je22-2a'
WANTED-A CASHIER IN BUSINESS HOUSE
or Tl address 0e
MALE co3K ns on s EARM
month 70 I sScd i man. T. J. A6DGkS Room p.
WASTEp-sTEADY YOUNG MAY 70 pHIyr
Lircoln ave IA. je2l3a'
WANTED..AM MAN WHO UNpERsTANDs HANG:
WANTED-A COLLECTIVE FOR FIRST CLASS
enos and refsrsnes iddrss. Box IS Star ofiee isisa
While barber Il .obsr hasii. and union viii
pay ssTer week and hAf over sl2 Al 22S'f St
JCANTED-aooD GERMAN BOY TO WORK IN
w bakery also boy on bakery wagon. 200 9Th e
WANT.D-A COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
fS5 h9rss, Asply to 1870 st. second hoO. " NJ
WANTED --Ar THE CITY INTKLLIaENCE
w ofiee. cooks, walters. chaanbermaits.. nur.sa.
suited fa ."
w E:,IY eeos: general sou.e.oriefs, Seslsrs;
dj .7 bands '~0m'n fsf ipsaTS
WANTED-DUNDOREs EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau. conducted by ladies-men and women white
and colored for all kinds OF domestic labor city state
and springs with references. 100 LIS W. apl5 10wss
WANTkD = SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w AGENTS 10 handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eras-
Ing Pencil The most useful and novel inventiono Of
aa1e 90 e $50 p.r cent p,os. xssa:
70 We ni1 H.a
rare chance TO make money Write for terms and
specimen Of erasinx. MONROE ERASER MFG. CO..
1892. La Crosse. Wis d3O-lys
UyANTED-sTENO,sEAP AND REMING-
w tcntypewriter operators dlrectad to positions;
EMPLOYERS provided compstent stenoerap hers and
Remtngton operators ;no charge for servtces WlCk-
OFF, SEAMANs BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer ONCE. sth and sts W. se29-u
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

"ANTEp-BY MAN AND WIFE, WITH
w duruhtsr = yea old. board in country for sum-
msr; private family preferred; convenient 10 city
Add, stating terms. PHI. g.. star Office. je2l 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
WANTED-HOUSES.

VNANTED-T"O LADIES WOULD LIKE TO
w have Of house for summer will pay reason
able rent L. +. r., star office. IT.
WANTED-GOOD HOUSE AND LOT; 6 TO 8
w rooms city or suburbs 5000 TO $500 cash pay
ment. bal yearly also trust notes for sale at dis
count. Address G. TRUSTEE, Star ONCE. IT.
WANTED--O BUY SMALL HOME IN NORTH.
w west have sbout u. 500 to pay now. Address
II. E. R.. Star ofics. je20-3ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER or DEEDS AND NOTARY
4 public for all states aad territories SPECIALITY
by r. II. EVANS. office (bAseInep1 1921 st.
Liyeys IN Office once hours. ja7-G
(yO3iMIsSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
u aud territory. Notary and L. 5. Commissioner
oc.lS JOHN +. BEALI. 1911 st. q. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22

110S st. LIST floor and Several rooms IN Rooss
basement ,.....:..... e125 ay. bet LIST. 3D. and
1914 ST. II and bath. b sts nv. each g. 25
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
FIcE FOX PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL & JOHNSTON
Jel5 los Penna ave.
LroR RENT-l32s AND ly3o 9TH ST. NV ;oNE
eight rooms and bath aud the other ten rooms and
bath; al modern convenience; desirable neixhbor
hood. Inquire of FRANK I. BROWNING. 4l6 5th
st. n. sp24-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22
BOARDING.

BUARDfNG
1909 ST. DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL ROOM
- = - fronting Thou Circle; FIRST Glass table
board only $40 month; few more table boarders
can be accommodated je206t'
THE -'wOODMONT," IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
table boEfd all the delicacies Of The season sum
mer rates. J. F. ROBINSON. Proprietor. jel5-:Sn
EIRsT-CLASS HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
mh25 SIN zoos St NV.
THE iRvINGroN, .,eK.
Will take guests for the summer a. reduced
rates mh24-3m
THE LINCOLN. COR. 10TH AND Il SIS HAS
l. few choice rooms. single en- suite witch can
be rented reasonable rates. with or without board
Ini.o-tr
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

=
Eoit RENr-IN ROUND HILL. VA. EIGHT.
4 room house and garden for summer months: at
siuner month Apply TO l.. L. HOWELL. next door.
EoR sALE-l5o ACRE FARM, SITUATED IN
-, anne Arundel county. Nd Z miles from AnnsT-
OILS oy the road and \ miles from Chesterfield: loo
ncres cleared; bal:nce woodland Groom hois-a and
GROOM tenement ON place. his a bargain at 81 80
S4oO cash. balance ]. .. and years.
a, q. HUNTE. HUNTER,
9e-l-fi $40 14tn 81. T W.
EoR SALE. VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES;
Il good buildings: has been lined recen Nv: well
Ms,ersd and fenced apple AMI peach orchards 1t
IocstedtMe miles from Sandy Spring MONTGOMERY
county, Md. For price and terms apply FRANK
hluGlNs. Attorney Gt-xw. Rock vile. Md. 3els-6t
FOR SALE-Ar wOoDsIDE, Mushroom
COTTAGE large attic bath. hot and cold water.
range. COLLAR. windmill. stable; corner lot, with
shade: price. g.. go; terms u suit.
1eS-2n u. 4. LEIGHTON, 452 ID St n. W.. Al
MANTCURF
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'23l3 II. Or, IN 1. e25 30
24D6 ] 3th. Or. IN 1. Ri. 30
l6lS hngman.6r. mi23. 30
PIG Pa ave. 3r Nat. mi. 25
( 1905 Pa ave. 3r !. .25. 90
12l5 W. tir. m 1. ...@. SO
20e6 l., Or. IN 1 ......22. 80
3021 NJ. store. ". E..2 50
6lS .s:h. Or. mi. -. eS. 81
el9 both. 6r. W. z. go. 20
1919 30th. Or. MI. 20. 80
71Tk Goth. Sr, ". e. 20. 80
41014i6-lS2A262S
Elm. ~. IN i.......2o. 20
i6iG26 Marion. Or. 20. 80
e4OS n. Or. v.E...... &c 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22

PERSONAL.
IIOw DOES A VACATION STRIKE YOU FOR
II awhile. II can DO obtained with the extraordi-
rates pay for rents discarded earments send
postal. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ST. u. 1ess,
CISTER-ARE You SICK IF so. WRITE. LET
y me know when will you. BROTHER. :S22-2t .
NcDKvITTs DETECTIVE AGENCY; :n YEARS
NJ experience in Washington no charge for advice
or consultations be at his residence, 6l2
st. ~. bet. and O'Clock p.
JAS. A. McDEyITT. Manager. $40 9th ST. NV.
je20-2w
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II 4l0 N Sc. Or b. m /. Sl3. 30
ill3 9Th sc. 5r-f. o. 90
h. STAHL. 4ti4 La ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-22

Cd HOUSES.
70 near n Fl ave. new
house and fur. lor. e15a
)ll6th near X. I2r. "a. 600
ICES.
MAGNIFICENT rooms. At
lsntic Coast Line
building. from el0
} 20 $3o each
1893 Il g. -..-..--S
ORES.
,lCoffee-roastine estab-
lishrnent. with all
inachinery......eso
, 18th and z nv. o25
70 &35
BLEs.
, l9Ss Conn ave. rear ....s25
} lUe0 Conn ave, rear. -. 20
IAN llnh md y sta N ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03
DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Tipsy p. G. Guards at Target Prac-
tice.

Co. F. of the P. G.. army went
down to Kakaako yesterday after
noon for target practice. Several of
the guards were seen to be tipsy,
and handle their rifles in a reckless
manner, the bullets in most instances
flying wide of the target. The lieut.
enant in charge of the squad, ac-
cording to a spectator, stood by
smoking cigarette and laughed at
the unsuccessful efforts of his men
to hit the target. Either the men
had Square face" hidden near by,
or the liquor had been gradually
working on them, nevertheless, sew
eral were boisterous on their way
back to the Government building.
Here some were pacified, but one
fellow threatened to clean out the
whole building. A message was sent
to the Police Station and two stall
wart native officers were despatched
to fetch the obstreperous guard.
With the combined efforts OF guards
and police the man was bundled
into a hack and booked at the Po-
lice Station as a common drunk.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03
HUNG IN A LUMBER YARD.
One More Japanese Takes Choice of
Flying the Ills Of Life.

The dead body Of Japanese was
found hanging in the lumber yard
of Wilder Il Co. on the city front at
8 o'clock this morning. The finding
of the body was accidental. A wharf
laborer had gone into narrow pas
sage between two lumber piles, and
sat down to rest. On turning around
he saw hanging just above his head
mans legs; the man jumped up
and ran for dear life. He notified
several others and a telephone mes
sage brought police officers to the
scene, and the body was cut down.
mans neck, at the end of rope.
Boards had been pulled across the
passage several feet from the ground,
and the rope thrown over them.
The body was a little warm, so it is
surmised the man could not have
been hanging long. His clothes were
wet through.
The body was taken to the Police
Station to be identified. At II
o'clock two Japanese men and theil
wives called and identified the mar
as Akimatsu, formerly plantation
hand at Kealia mill, Kauai. Akimatsr
has wife and two children living il
town. A coroner's inquest was helC
at noon.
The wife of the Jap who com
mitted suicide was seen by Bull
LET1N reporter and stated that they
came here from Kauai about weel
ago. They had very little funds
and these soon ran out. The hus
band sought employment, but coulo
get none anywhere. The wife be
lieves that her husband became des
pondent and in that state committed
suicide. He was about thirty year
of age.
The jury empaneled rendered tn
following verdict: "That said Yam
askawa Akimatsu came to his deatl
on the morning of October Sd, il
Honolulu, throug h strangulatio!
caused by his hanging himself witt
rope around his neck"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03
COURT CHRONICLE.
Borba Bankruptcy Case on Hearing
Another Case Waiting.

The Borba bankruptcy case was
being heard by Judge Cooper all
morning and was continued into
this afternoon. Mr.. Bolte, assignee,
is objecting to the discharge of the
bankrupt. Carter & Carter for the
bankrupt; Hatch for the assignee
Borba was National Reform can
didate for Noble on Maui in 1890. The
Court decided that, on Borba's re-
turning $500 to the assignee, he be
discharged from bankruptcy.
The different Allen & Robinson
VS.. Lincoln ct al. cases came on for
hearing next. Hatch for plaintiffs;
Peterson, Kinney and Magoon for
defendants. Some side issues had
to be settled by the Court before
proceeding to hear the merits.
The first Japanese divorce case on
record in this country has been filed
in the Circuit Court. 1t is said that
Japanese generally get rid of their
incompatible" spouses by sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03

There is some insurance on the
Miowera. How much and in what
company only Captain Stott knows
He was of course unapproachable
in the engrossing cares of the night
and could not be seen since it was
found that the information could
not be obtained at the agency.
Neither passenger list nor mem
orandum of the voyage has been re,
ceived by Theo. H. Davies & Co..
agents. The passengers have been
landed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03
Stone Remanded Again.

Richard Stone was brought up in
the District Court again this morn
ing, for breaking Jail Stone pleaded
a misnomer, claiming that his name
is William Meyer. The plea to the
jurisdiction was overruled. Defend
ant then refused to plead. The
Court entered a plea OF not guilty
and the case was again continued
until tomorrow In the meanwhile
Stone gets his three meals of p. G.
grub regularly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-03

The receipts for customs at New
York during the first ten days OF
August were 81 100000 less than the
same period last year As two-thirds
OF the customs revenues are collect
cd at New York the total falling of
in revenue in a third OF a month is
~, 10000