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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
hAxEl- GREEN. KY.
THURSDAY Dec. 10, 1895.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Charley Reynolds, the new reg
lister of the land office, knocked q
fellow down in Frankfort the other
night and walked off as placidly
as though he had Just scooped a
"Jack pot" in a game of poker.
The fellow approached him and
said 'you owe me two dollars. /"
Charley politely said, 81 guess you
are mistaken" Whereupon the
fellow insisted and intimated that
he would take it out of the new
registers hide. Charley let drive
with his good right hand and laid
the fellow full length upon mother
earth, remarking as he did so,
There's your two dollars and if
your pal will come on I'll settle
with him the same way" Charley
treated the fellow as he deserved,
but as he has not yet been INSTALL
ed in Office isn't a bit early to begin
knocking down."
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of taxes due me for the
years 1S90-9l-92-9 SO and 4, |, or one of
my deputies will, on MONDAY, the
Goth day of January, 1896, between the
hours of 0 o'clock q. In. and 4 o'clock o.
m, at the court house door in the town
OF Campton, Wolfe county, KY, it be.
ing the first day of circuit court, expose
to public vale to the highest and best
bidder for cash In haad, the following
described real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said tax
and cost, towit:
District No. 1.--Balance 1901, Clar-
india Wilson, 200 acres of land adjoining
r.. M. Wilson, $l0S6.
Dist. No. Balance 1894, n. M. VIII.
SON, l2S acres adjoining y. II. Wilson,
$40 35.
Dist. No. 4.--Balance 1892, N. b.
Spencer. 100 acres adjoining j. J. Spen-
Ger $4.29.
Dist. No. 4--lSsl-2 and 3, Marion
Sparks, 20 acres, adjoining J. J. Sparks,
Sl5.79.
g. w. DRAKE, S. w. c.,
BY G. G. HANKS, ID. S.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

Austin Corbin, as manager and
principal stakeholder in the "Sun-
ny Side" company, which owns
10000 acres of land on Lake Chi
cot, Ark. 90 miles from Greenville,
Miss, has just located on the land
lao Italian families, 700 in all, by
way of solving the labor problem
Of the south. These "dagos" will
farm on their own account, each
head Of family having allotted to
him an average of Is acres of land
for cultivation in cotton. 1t is an.
experiment that may prove a God
send to the south, as the ubiqui-
tous colored brother has proved to
be an uncertain quantity" in the
cotton-growing country.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
SHERIFFs Sale FOB TAKES

BY virtue of taxes due me for the year
1895, l. or one of my deputies will. on
MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1896,
at the Court House door, in the town Of
Campton, Wolfe county, KY, expose to
public sale, for cash in hand, the follow
ing tracts Of land, viz:
PRECINCT NO. 3.
Kentucky Union Lond Co.. ~ acres,
adjoining lands of j. M. Tolson. Value
Sl4400.
X. H. Land Co., III acres, adj. lands
Of A. j. Campbell Value $23500.
X. ". Land Co. 1900 acres, adj. lands
OF $. ID. Trent Valne So, 10000.
J. X. u. Land Co., 1866 acres, adj. lands
of y. q. JoIson. Value ~, l32.
X. II. Land Co, l72 acres. adj. lands
of r.. Il. yaucleayc. Value $Sil.C0.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

X. u. Land Co., AZ acres ndj. lands
of r. q. Tolson. Value $4,000.
X. u. Land Co., s02 acres adj. lands
OF r. II. Hanks. Value 81, 6O4.00.
X. y. Land o., 800 acres, adj, lands
Of Hiram Miller. Vaine $l,OlSs:OO;
X. u. Land Co., 272 acres, adj. iands
of Wm. Center. Value $544.00. !,
X. u. Land CO., Go acres, adj. lands OF
II, p. Timmius. Value $l32OO
X. u. Land CO., 1876 acres, adj. lands
of j. L. Wiremau. Value $4,000
Reg And cost, Sll6.03, and all cost Tor
advertising
Irvine Lumber Co, 1900 acres, adj.
lands Of w. +. Brashears Value SG, 600.
pay- And cost, $685., and all cost fer
advertising.
PRECINCT no. 4.
X. T.. land Co 400 acres, adj lands
of T. b. Lsdford. Value s., 500.
X. III. Lend Co l7Sg acres, adj ]. C..
Spencer, Value $3,478.Q0.
X. U. Land Co, $3.50 acres, adj. lands
of i. a. johnson. Value $4,000. IF
*. u. Land Co, 1870 acres, adj lands
Of f. Cox. Value $4,000.
K.U. Land CO... 90 acres, adj. lands OF
j. G. Spencer. Value slS6.00. 5.,....
X. u. Land Co., go acres, adj, lands of
Jesse Adams. value $4,000. n . .~.
X. II. Land Co, 284 acres, adj, lands
OF Elias Reynolds. Value 1868 60.
X. II. Land Co., 1873 acres, adj, lands
of w. Il. Bush Value 1866. -. -
X. TX. Land Co.. 26sl acres, adj. lands
of w. Il. Bush. Value $3,5090D. T.
X. II. Land Co.. 46S acres, adj. lands
of j. p. Bush. Value $4,000. r..
X ". Land CO., 40 acres, adj. lands OF
Jesse Adams. Value $4,000.
y X. U. Land CO., 80 acres, adj. lands OF
Jesse Adams. Value 5000. 90.
X. u. Land CO.. 80 acres, adj. lands of
Elias Reynolds. Value Si78.00. :.4.
: x. U. Land CO., 954 acres, adj. lands
of L. b. Ledford. Value $4,000. ..|
Ras- cost $l59.7S, and all cost for
advertising. -...,.'@
7. r. Quissenberry's heirs, 1866 acres,
adj. lands Of w. L. Bush. Value $3,52S.
BB~ Cost $50. 03 and all cost for adver-
tislng.
s. C. d. M. Potter, $3.50 acres. adj.
lands of I. B. Ledford. Value $500.
pay" Cost, $73.56, and all cost for adver'
Using. ~ -.
Precinct No. ii. I'll. Amyx's heirs.
Precinct No. 2.--Mariah Little. j.
w. KendalPs heirs.
Precinct No. 6.--R. n. Rose. John
Duncil. q. 49,.
Precinct No. 7.-Rebecca Nickel.
S. III. WILSON, S. w. G.
. BY A. T. COMBS, Deputy.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

The Inauguration of Governor
Bradley attracted to Frankfort the
largest crowd that ever assembled
at the .hole in the hills" and in
ten hours time there was more
money stolen than within ten years
of Democratic rule. These thefts,
however, were due to an army of
pickpockets--not politicians---and
Republicans and Democrats suff-
cred alike, the percentage being in
favor of the former only from the
fact that more of 'em were there
to b. feeced.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

The Sturgis Ledger, published
ut Sturgis, county seat of Union
county, last week contained 20
pages and supplement, all we'll
filled with advertising. Headley
Cnrd, the editor and publisher, is
certainly right in it and the people
OF his town evidently stand in
with him to make their local paper
the success which it shows.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
Lexington and Eastern Railway.
Time Table in Effect April 18th, 1895.

y. ID. LIVINGSTON, CHAs. SCOTT,
V.P. & Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
Office-seekors have been gently

Otfice-seekers have been gently
reminded by Governor Bradley
that he will need all his time to
prepare his message to the legisla-
ture, which will convene on the
9Th day of January, and that he
does not wish to be bothered with
their opportunities. Bah! Bill,
that bluff don't go, and you will
find it so.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

Now, that the Republican party
holds the reins Of government in
Kentucky we may expect reducSs
tlon of taxes, an economical and
wise administration Of state affairs
and anall-round good time geper-
WIIy. That's what they promised.
'lbe people Will expect il, md de-
fS~tcd Democrats will demand IL.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

"You should have thermometer to
ascertain the temperature of the water"
said mother to the nurse.
"Wha6or?' r.. NJ
"To tell whether the water is too cold
or too hot.
Don't need no SIGH dockerment Eff
de chile turns blue de water am too cold,
and eff hit turns red den il am too hot"
And now the colored lady is open to
an offer.-Texas Siftings. @.s fs4
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19

Nos. 2, 8 and arrive and depart from G.
d o. dept Lexington; 8 and from Freight
depot at Netherland.
Nos. 5 and run Sundays only. No. 8
going west, leaves Torrent at 4:36 p. m, ard
No. 4, going east, leaves Torrent tI0iO am.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
0I1yg|gygjgJyb;;,
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w ~ ~ y.
For Two Months Rent.

We feel confident that great many
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Those who are not familiar with the
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-19
Vindictive.

Mrs. Husband Mother says she will
be here tomorrow. What room shall we
give her? = 4
Mr.. Husband The one with the fold.
ing bed in it.Judge. a.. ~. 1~s.-. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
ELOPEMENT DENIED AT MONMOUTH CLUB
HOUSE

Long Branch Aug. AT the Monmouth club
house this evening It was denied absolutely that
the Kerr Nissan marriage in New-York was an
eopement- The marriage it was said had the
approval Of the families. The story given out at
the clubhouse that the couple left there on
Wednesday and went TO New-York. and were
quietly married. That 1t was In any sense a run
away match was denied by Mr.. Holton and others
nthe club None Of the immediate relatives OF the
eouple could be SEEN Those at the club said the re-
pu,u OF an elopement were false and scandalous .
Ano,her story, said TO have come In confidence
from the club. is told outside. 1t varied somewhat
from the unanimous utterances az the club: ms
story said that the families Of both Miss Nissan
and Mr.. Kerr approved OF the match. but that mrs.
Kssam objected 10 an immediate marriage whiS &c,
The young people desired. The young people IN
listed and finally were allowed TO have their way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
INDORSES POLAR EXPLORATIONS

TIM GlOGNApHfCAI. CONGRESS- LISTENS TO HENRY
J. BRYANT'S PAPER.
London. Aug 1.-The International Geographical
congress- at its session to-day received gift OF
several valuable works from Prince Roland Bona
parte.
\ resolution was passed affirming that the great
as, geogra phical exploration yet 10 be taken was
20 be pursued in Antarctic fields. in view OF the
,r.a. additions to geographical knowledge which
must result from such exploration. 1t was there
fore recommended that the assembled scientific So
clcties throughout the world urge in whatever way
seeming TO them most effective. that this work De
undertaken before the close Of the century.
Professor Elise Reclus read paper on the con-
struction OF 4 terrestrial globe the scale OF
looro Henry ] BRYANT of Philadelphia. read a
paper on The EsquimauX OF the Extreme Nofth
Several OF the delegates attended q garden party
AZ Kew this afternoon. and tomorrow many OF
them Will visit the United States warshp san
Francisco, at Graycsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

DUvAL-On wednesday. July 81, Mary Josephine Wig
OF William H. DuvaI and daughter OF Chief Engines
Funeral services at p m Saturday August .. at he'd
late residence 2o4 West 7vth-s,.
In;erment private
HIBBARD-At summit. " j.. July 81 1898. Elrnra Cos'
man wife OF Edward A. Hibbard. aged ~ years.
Saturday August 1899 on arrival OF tram ea'S
Troy IN. " and Boston Mass) papers please copy.
INGRAHAMA CRAWFORD. on Wednesday July 81.
1895 Ella. wife OF F. ingraham ana eesr ,Ss sS,H
RELATIVE. and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
w l.. Wann. in Crawford. on Friday. August . al
Trains foot Iiberty-st.. 40 and 1880
IRELAND-On Wednesday, July 81. 1905 Elisabeth Mauds
wife OF John Courcy Ireland and daughter Oh Eiisa>
ruosra az calvary Church 4th-ave. Saturs
day morning. August 3. a, IL o'clock
KELIOGG-s suddenly sunday July Is at Brandt LAKE,
Kellogg son % Charles Kellogg and Ellen Pren~
Kellogg
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MONTGOMERY-At her residence AT Nevey S"itze,snds
on the Both OF July. 1895 Mary seymour VIE OF James
Eginton Montgomery and daughter OF the late Thomas
r. Walker % Utica, y. \.
PATTEN-On Tuesday. July 3d. Thomas Patten, IN ths
Funeral service will be held residence at Pleas
Ray. ". j.. Friday. August = az IL ~ a. m 49,
Carriages await Branchport the arrival or tne
train leaving Cor,landts,. at $40 a. M ARD az NON
mouth Beach the arrival OF the boat leaving ec'o's's
Interment at the Moravan Cemetery Staten Island.
sEvERANcE-At wfloughby Ohio July 30. Florencs
Harkness wife Of L. ii. Severance: 49,,
Interment az Lake View Cemetery Cleveland, ONO
yoORHEEs-In Brooklyn. July 3d. 1885. Jane b. 'oors
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral
services at the residence brother Judah b. Voor.
bees 1876 safest. Friday August 2 at ?. m
woRMsER-on Tuesday. July 80. simon wormser In nis
Funeral his late residence. sse Fifh-av~s
Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
END OF THE HORR-HARPEl DEBAIE.
A MEMORABLE AFFAIR.


From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Horr-Harvey debate is now a matter OF his-
tory. II was from the first to the last mei9rao;e
cleared the atmosphere and was generally speaK1ng s
to the benefit OF both sides OF the
better shape than they found H. and all grades ana
degrees Of silver men and go!d men may 'eau '"e
debate with interest. IL not with proh''
NOT QUESTION OF BIMETALLIsM
From The Buffalo Enquirer.
Such contests as that between Horr and Harvey
isue is free and unlimited coinage Of silver by the
United States Independently Of other nations %. or
sSn or fat money If the people led be
eve that bmetasm IL advoSaed only Py the ,e
will be greatly increafed
DANGER IN RADICAL CHANGES.
From The Detroit Free Press.
rne ,rue rsSIca Change In the existing financial
policy unless It can be ACCOMPLISHED win the con
earth All the signs OF the times point to speedy
emergence from the troubles under which we nave
be Seen the bexh Of foy to peril our future prosperity
by any doubtful experiment.
"cOIN" COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED.
From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
| 1t can fairly be said OF Mr. Horr that ne was
thoroughly equipped with guns ana sds Rnnwedre
every salient proposition OF Harvey having any
relevancy TO the question at issue
WHERE HARVEY PROFITS BY THE DEBATE
From The Cleveland Leader.
silver shouter Harvey. says that when he wrote
Coins Financial School he was in debt and at at
the end OF his resources That comes nearer being
an for Its lies and Its calamity bowling man
any thing else which has been said Of the notorious
little booklet. When n man Is In trouble ana doeN .
see any way Of his difficulties. ne ~ aP,
color all things dark with the sombre nue. oil MS
own gloom
INTEREST IN THE SUMMARIZES
From The Worcester Spy
The pubic does not what the huiencc
thought the bright sa.Iles that enlivened the ~
cusson; its interest will be chiefly In the PROMISED
smmmaries of the two dsputsnts which II Is ex-
pected will contain the chief points OF their respec
tive arguments BY them VIII the discussion De
weighed and Its merits determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
MARSHALL II. MALLORY I'LL.
SUFFERING WITH APPENDICITIS AT HIS FATHER
HOME In BRIIGEPORT. CONN.

SUFFERING WITH APPENDICITIS AT HIS FATHER $
HOME IN BRIDGEPORT CONN.
Marshall H. Mallory. business manager or The
Churchman" lies at the home OF his father. Bridge
port Conn, in a critical condition. He went there
few days ago very Ill and DR.. Haskell, the family
physician pronounced the trouble appendicitis Or.
Francis Murray summoned from New-fork on
Wednesday morning and operation was per
formed The patient rather weak ana MS con-
Aton has been critical since -.
Mr. Mallory associated with his brother, the
Rev. DR.. Mallory. was at one time manager anu
rropretor of the Madison Square Theatre, ana lui-
ished the capital with which the theatre was
built Subsequently Steele Mackaye was us man.
passed under the management Of a. NJ Palmer 70
whom It was finally sold by Mr. Mallory ana n,s
eeht travelling theatrical companies on the road at
one time Mr.. Mallory is now part owner n1 n aha
iIshed nv The Arm OF NJ II. Mallory Co.. the
Rev. DR.. Mallory being the editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
SETTLERS STILL IN 4 PANIC
LIBERTY BELL TO GO TO ATLANTA.

Philadelphia Aug. 1.-The Joint committee OF inc
City Council on the Atlantic Exposition me, "''s
afternoon TO complete the details OF the TIP Oh
,ha liberty BELL which Is to be sent TO the South
during the festival.
Chairman Miles, OF the Committee on CORE
spondence and Arrangements, said that ne mao re-
ceiyed letter from Thomas Keenan,. Secretary
of the State Commission at Harrisburg. In when
the latter stated the Pennsylvania Buiid'hs "ou'd
be completed and ready for the reception OF Inc
hell by the opening day. September u.s. The historic
old relic Is to be exhibited in an open Foyer I'M
der a canopy, and by being arranged on cas-.
ters can be on to the open BIouhdS !" 'dS' Vi
necessity. in ten minutes - ,,, . .
No action was taken for the present looking TO "A
civic and military display In connection with the
departure OF the bell as the cost OF INC military
display would probably have to be taken out or
The commit ees apprOpria ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
MRS KATE CHASE TURNED OOI.
THE TRUST COMPANY INSISTS THAT SHE LEAVE
Observation-Disclosures or HER EFFORTS

THE TRUST COMPANY INSISTS THAT SHE LhAN L
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or HER EFFohIs
TO SAVE THE HISTORIC MANSION.
SO MANY contradictory statements have appeared
OF late throughout the country IN resa'u " ''
undertaking by Mrs. Kate Chase to reoeei" n-us9
wood, the home OF the late Chei Jus"'e N
that Interested In the success OF her e"ue"'o',
friend called yesterday upon Mrs Chase ~ 'e
the real facts Mrs. Chase was found al her "o'e''
having fust returned from Washington. "Ihe mo
ment has not vet arrived" she said. TOT me ~
give full and complete history, emu a''"e
real facts that have led 10 my hhah''"' 49, n
rassnents and the advantage taken oi ''e
maps am not the only individual whose ie'o
have been impaired during the last three yed's.
regret the tenor OF these articles for they o""'''
TAI to be misleading" o,
The cooperation OF a number OF prominent nv"
and men OF large wealth to save Eose"oou
valuable historic landmark. in testimony VI ~"
apprecia ton OF the valuable pubnc SERVICES Va
retary Chase and to relieve the urgent pec""'a''
needs Of Mrs. Kate Chase. his daughter mas oe."
followed by liberal response Mrs Chase was a.",
What part Ohio people had taken in the Ha''e'
one replied that a great number had exptess.' Nr
proval. but she had not yet heard what hao oe.
accomplished in that State. although many o"'o""'
New-York had made contributions.
mrs. Chase said, in referring TO the pup"ca'''o
mentioned, that she noticed names given OF me" !"
aking part who 10 her own knowledge. had not
II
ven approached. These publications tepnea ~
s"e the impression that Mrs. Chases woIA :.
Snpeted. But the fact is that, until Jus ca'", -
sesned. the trust company which forecloseu ""'
seen nt to insist that Mrs Chase and her children
ss0ald vacate her home and give 1t absolute pos
.sss'on This will be by the following letter
"her counsel:
N.. Washington, d. c.. July 49, lS"'
cnrs. Needham K Cotton. -.
p,ss,n,tlemen In reply your application ior 'he
Gr,"ege OF leaving portion Of the furni'ure va
IA Kate Chase In the Edgewood mansion, nave
ns,y mat there will be no objection MADE on .ne
nos n OF this company to its remaining there tenn
cSs.ny 1t Is understood. OF course. that MIS-
ths ner family and her housekeeper Will vaca'e
property entirely. Yours very respectfuiiy
=, JOHN JOY EDISON. President.
~ -" compliance with this requirement, Mrs. Chase
compelled to find domicile for her Invalid
v,sn'er and her companion. and is now actually
Stout home. while the mansion at Edgewood
~ .s vacant. In charge OF Waterman installed
"a ~. e trust company. This certainly Ia an appeal
hr. muse desrous of taking part In this matter to
10 speedy and successful close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
poprRr cOoMBEs FOUND GUILTY.

HIS pROTHrR AN ACCESSORY ~ THE MURDER
OF THEIR MOTHER FoX's CASE IGNORED
rondon Aug. 1.-The finding OF the Coroners jury
In the case of Robert and Nathaniel Coombes. the
Two BOYS who were accused Of having murdered
thei- mother. officially announced to-day
The jury found a verdict Of wilful murder against
Robert, the elder SON while Nathaniel was heid as
accessory before the fact. The jury added rder
TO their verdict. urging that the sale OF mamma
tory and shocking literature be stopped on the
ground that II is answerable for many crimes
Acting on the advice Of the Coroner. the jury ig-
nor ii the case OF Fox. the half-witted man. VINO
helped the boys TO spend the money obtained by
them by pawnlng goods taken from the house atter
The murder o. ihelr mother Foxs case Is consd-
cred distinct from that of the two youthfui GRIM
lnals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

HE WAS ONCE THE HAWAIIAN MINISTER AT
WASHINGTON.
Honolulu July %. via San Francisco, Aug. l.
The schooner w. G. Watson, which has been al
legged to carry filibustering expedition arrived on
July q with $4,000 feet OF lumber from Seattle
All of the reported pirate expeditions have so far
failed to materiallze. - -
DR. r Mott-Smith, Thurston's predecessor as
Hawaiian Minister at Washington, Is dying mere
from a severe chronic malady.
DR.. MOtt-Smlth Is Boston dentist, VINO moved
to Honolulu some twenty years ago and established
fourlshing practice in that city. He soon became
Identified with the plantation interests OF the
Islands and is said to have made fortune In the
sugar trade From time to time he was called upon
to serve as unofficial adviser to the late King
Kalakaua, and Is asserted to have been employed
on a secret mission to Washington during the year
1889 and 1890 on the death OF the Hawaiian MIN
ister Henry a. L. Carter. which occurred In April
1891 he was appointed the office OF Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentery for Ha.
wall at Washington He held this position until
the fall of the monarchy In January, 1893 Dr.
Mott-Smlth returned to Boston for few months
and then went back to the islands His royalist
procvites have always been or passive nature
and he has been in way connected with the re-
cent attempts revolution in the Islands. one OF
his Sons Is graduate Of Harvard College, another
il a freshman there and his eldest daughter. MISS
Ida Mott Smith. IS engaged to Professor Robert
NJ Lovett Of the Chicago University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

crty Island. 1t a picture for an artist. as she
lay badly listed to starboard. and down the head.
smoke rolled up in volumes, but did obscure her
tai steel nasts and spars while the fleet of tugs
clustered around her
About that time 1t struck that II there
was to be any litigation the matter 1t would
better be In New-York than in New-Jersey, and
the anchor was let The ships head swung
around toward Governors Island. and the danger
OF sinking momentarily became greater. From the
shore II looked, every moment. though she might
go down head first. Finally the anchor cables were
slipped, and three tugs. the J. j. Merritt the
Charles Runyon and the Ceres, pulled the ship and
the threcscore OF leechlike tugs toward Castle VIII
lam Hoarse oaths and violent gesticulatiOns
10 the tugs which going to the Cairnehill
safely ashore. bust" had effect. The tug
boats captains held with the greatest tenacity.
FIREBOATs AT LAST VICTORIOUS.
During all this time the freboats had been pour
ing their streams into the burning hold and had