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frontier question is practically con-
cluded between England and Russia,
and that its terms will soon be made
public.
The British Minister at Teheran
has received information TO the effect
that the Afghan tribes north of
Hindo Koosh have declared their
willingness to support Russia as
against the present Ameer.
Gen. Lew Wallace, ex-American
Minister to Turkey, says the Turks
regard Russia as only wanting an
outlet to the Persian Gulf.
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TOILET.

THOSE desirable premises on 81 Be.
Il retania Street, between Fort and
Nuuanu Streets, the house contains par.
lor, 3 bedrooms, dining room, kitchen,
bath and store rooms. Also. detached
cottage, containing 3 large airy bed.
rooms. Inquire on the premises.
IA
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NOTICE.

HONOLULU, July 7ih, 1885.
The undersigned expecting to leave
the Kingdom for time, offers for sale
five years. lease of the American
House with all furniture and appertain-
ments thereunto belonging. Apply for
terms on the premises No. 10 Maunakea
Street. (65 5tf q. Y. SQU1RES.
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CALLING A HALT.

President Cleveland lately issued
u peremptory order to all the de-
partments that all dismissals and
appointments to fill places not
vacant must stop at once. The
President has given heads of de-
partments to understand that his
policy is to stand by the Civil Ser
vice reform declarations in his let
ter, and in his inaugural address.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE AFGHAN MATTE

THE AFGHAN MATTER.
A rumor is current in London
that the convention on the Afghan
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

As the S. S. Australia was firing
the usual salute on approaching Al
catraz, CAL, her brass twelve
FOUNDER exploded. Fortunately
there were but two persons near the
gun at the time, these being Third
Officer j. r. Craigen and Quarter
master Berensen. One large frag-
ment passed directly over their
heads and tore through the awning
support that runs along the hurri-
cane deck. Another piece was
hurled through the window of the
smoking-room and the partition be-
yond into the chief officers quarters,
where considerable damage was
done. A third piece made one of
the small boats of no great value as
a marine conveyance. Pieces of the
broken carriage, with bolts attached,
were driven in a half-circle around
the men. AS but one pound and q
half of powder was used it would
look as though former discharges
had contributed to the accident.
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THE souDAN AFFAIR.

General Wellesley arrived in Lon
don on the 18th inst, and was en-
Enthusiastically received. He left
Gen. Stephenson in charge in Egypt.
A Cairo despatch of July 18th re-
ports letter received from a mer-
chant ut Handak, saying El Mahdi
was dead, and his followers had
taken to fighting among themselves.
A similar story came from other
sources.
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A HEARTY SEND. OFF.

Citizens of Evansville, Indiana,
entertained Colonel Charles DENLY,
the newly-appointed Minister to
China, at banquet, attended by
200 guests. The Colonel, who was
to leave for China in few days,
responded to q toast in speech of
unusual taste and feeling, the re-
marks containing nopolitical allusion
of any kind.
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NOTICE.

A IL pers ons indebted TO me are res.
II pcctfully requested to settle their
accounts before 3lst inst, as / propose
leaving for England, August 1st. MI
bills against me will be paid ON presen.
tation. "a 2w*) l.. 3. KERR.
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A SAD EVENT.

Mrs. James V. Coleman, wife Of
the member of the California Legis-
lature from San Mateo, has died
from being accidentally shot with a
revolver.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL.

Postmaster-Ge General Villas of the
United States has decided not to
use penny of the appropriation of
S400, 900 by Congress for the trans
portation of mails. and Pacific Mail
officials are refusing to- contract to
carry freights after November lst,
and to sell round-trip tickets good
after that date. 1t is said the City
of Sydney, the only ship on the
Australian line owned by the Com
pany, will be put on the China trade,
and the other two steamships, which
belong to English owners, make no
more trips to San Francisco. A
gentleman connected with the Paci-
tic Mail in that city is reported as
saying that the Sydney could make
four dollars on the China line to
every one she now makes on the
Australian route.
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Labor Saving G Soft SOAP.

WHA ALL FAMILIES. HOTELS
w Eand Laundries need. For sale at
w. +. Herrick's shop, Bethel street, by
a I'm WIN H. MUDDY
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WORK WANTED.

R1 Portuguese man, with two sons,
- one II and one l3 years olds and
girl years old, all of whom con
make themselves useful, and mny be
engaged separately. Apply at NJ a.
Gonsalves 4 Co., t7 Hotel st. "a lw
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THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.

On July 18th there were 1902
cases of cholera and 473 deaths re-
ported in Spain. Official reports
showed up to that date 10000 cases
and $4,000 deaths from the begin
ming of the plague.
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Hop Chong Comply,
No. 45 Maunakea Street.

Delivered to any part Of the Town.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1885.
THIS EVENINGS DOINGS.

Yosemite Skating Rink z.
Central Park Skating Rink, z.
Oahu Lodge, No. l X. of p. 1880
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Saturday, May End, 1885, a
One O'clock. p. NJ,

| the following described real estate, situate in
the County of Jackson and State of Ohio, to-
wit:
The north west quarter of the south east quar-
ter of Section No. Z, Township No. 8, and Range
No lS containing 40 acres more or less; also all
Seven, in TOWNSHIP 8, of Range Is. lying south
of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, in said
township, save and except one and one-half
acres decided to w. S. A. Cox and VIM. Dixon,
and lot leased for school house. and also 10
feet and inches along the west end of said one
and one-half acres Razne b. StireS land; con-
tanning so acres more or less, excepting one half
acre, more or less, sold to Samantha Heskett,
which is bounded and described follows:
Part of the south east quarter of the north east
quarter of Section No. 7, Township No. D. Range
No IS, beginning at a stake on the south side OF
second Street Of the town of Ellsworth thence
south 200 links thence west to the creek bahk,
thence with straight line to the south west
corner of said street, thence east 10 the place OF
beginning; and also excepting about five acres
In the northeast corner of said second described
premises: said five acres composing and being
lots Nos g. TO- H. r. 13 IA, 10, l6, IT, 1S, 10 and 20,
in the town of Ellsworth, In said county, plat
of which said town is recorded in Recorders Of
flee of said county, to which reference is made
for more particular description of said hve
acres, more or less.
Appraised as follows:
First described tract, free of dover, at $500.
Second described 1ract subject to dover OF
Susan Rawlins, at 5000.
Terms of sale, one-fhird cash on day of sale,
one-third in year, and one-thrd in two
To be sold as the property ofJ w. Rawl1ns ct
ais, upo order in partition wherein Minerva
J. Connery is petitioner and j. w. Rawllns ct
ais. are defendants.
Given under my hand this list day of April,
1885. J. NJ. LIVELY,
l G; LONG, Deputy.
E. G. Powell, Atty for Pl'ff. 2apr5w
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Special Notice to Advertisers.


All advertisements sent to the STAN
dard should have the number Of times
that they are to be published, marked
on them. If not so marked, they will
be continued until ordered out, and
charged accordingly, at the regular
rates, as published at the head of the
editorial column.
Advertisements must reach the
Office by Monday night, to secure in
sertion the week sent in.
tf DAVIS MAcKLEY.
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ARITHMETIC.

1. State the difference between the En-
glish, and the French method of enumer-
alton.
2. What is cancellation? When num-
ber is Cancelled, what remains in its stead
8. How do you find the least common
multiple of two or more fractions?
| a. How much grain must I take to mill
that may bring away 14.4 bushels, after
the miller has taken 9-13 per cent. of all
| I took there?
5. If IL 10 gallons will flow through an
orifice of 1 10 inches in diameter in Sec
ond. how large should be the orifice so as
to discharge 24 gallons in the same time
| 6. The stock of bank is divided into
80 shares, and is owned equally by s per
sons, A. 3. G. &c. If A sells 3 of his
shares to ninth person and B sells OF
his shares to the Company, what proper,
tion of the whole stock does A and B still
| own?
Z. Divide bar of lead weighing 4O
pounds into four pieces, with which (and
pair of scales) any number of pounds
from to 40 may be weighed.
s. A farmer having sheep in two differ
ent fields sold 4 of the number from
each field, and had 102 sheep left. After
u sheep jumped from the first field into
the second, the number remaining in the
first field was to the number remaining
in the second as s to 8. How many sheep
were in each field at first?
9. The product of two numbers is 24O,
and the quotient of three times. the
greater dividend by the smaller, is 5;
what are the numbers?
10. Required the side of cubical box
that can be made from board 4 inches
thick and containing 495s square feet.
GRAMMAR.
l. What modes and lenses have an in
terrogative form?
2, 3. Parse:
Peace, doubling heart my Gods am;
Who formed man forbids my fear,
When passing through the waters deep,
ask in faith his promised aid,
The waves awful distance keep,
And shrink from my devoted head.
4. Give the masculine or feminine cor
responding to the following words: Muir
derer, aunt, votaress, hind, goose, hero,
negro, host, czar.
5. What is the distinction between
Etymology and Syntax? From what is
each term derived?
6. Give the negative, interrogative
progressive form of the past perfect, po-
tential, of the verb study.
Z. Parse:
(a) Thus shall mankind his guardian
care engage,
The promised father of future age.
(b) Every Ohio man believes he has
been promised an office.
g. Punctuate: This I think 1 may at
least say that we should have great
many fewer disputes in the world if
words were taken for what they are the
signs of our ideas only and not for the
things themselves.
9. What is the rule for the agreement
of pronouns with antecedents of different
persons.
10. Correct and give reasons: (a) Moth
ing is so good for sprain as cold water.
(b) Be that as it will, can not give my
(c) That very point which we
are now discussing, was lately decided in
the supreme court. (d) The tongue is
like race-horse, which runs the faster,
the less weight it carries.
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CHERIFFS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS
Court of Common Pleas.

Minerva ]. Connery VS.. ]. w. Rawlins ct ais.
On order of sale In Partition.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
an older of sale in PARTITION issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County ofJackson and State of Ohio. in GER
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casualties during the 9Th and 7th is follows:
Killed, 9; Wounded, "A; Missing 0. Seven men were
ghtly wounded on the Sth.
Respectfully,
r. A. FULTON,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
Ad Gen.:
think Major Dawes has sent this report to be filed
with Archives"
Though late it may be received and given to Col.
Scott. So far my memory goes it is substantially
correct. W. T. ),
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A woman died in New Hampshire, and when they
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