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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

TIE Funeral of Queen Emma was car
ried out with all the pomp due to her
rank as an Hawaiian Chiefess and with all
the respect due to her qualities as Chris
tan woman. 1t will be many long day
before so imposing a procession winds up
the valley.
In Queen Emma the country has lost a
true friend, especially is this true of the
young. She was untiring in her efforts to
raise up thoroughly pure womanhood
among her people Though dead, how
ever, her work yet lives, for her will pro
vides for certain scholarships to be held
by children Of her race This is the second
occasion lately, that Hawaiian ladies have
thus provided for the education of the
young. Such bequests raise monuments
far more enduring than those of brass and
marble The memory Of good deeds never
fades
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention to Foreelose
and of Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a pow
Il er Of sale contained In certain mortgage made by
kameO (wl and kahtki (kl her husband Of Waaholc.
Island Of Oahu, TO stephen Spencer dated 18Th day
November lotj recorded in the office OF the Registrar
Of COnveyances IN liber a. f0lios fds O. Notice g.
hereby given that said morgagee Intends 10 forecOse
said mortgage for condition broken, and upon said
foreclosure will sell al Public Auction the Sales
rooms OF Lyons Leycy in Honolulu, Island 10 Oahu
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF June iss] at Il NJ %
The said premises being situated IN said Waiah0le
and consisting Of the following parcels Of Land viz:
1-Ten taTO patches and kula GUiOO acres more
particularly described In Royal Patent No fisG 20 Ma
eVle H. the father Of said kamuo. 1.-Two tarD
patches and kua area - 100 OF an particular
ly described IN Royal Patent No. 1907 to Maulc cg
the mother Of said kameO (w}.
STEPHEN SPENCER,
Mortgage
Honolulu, May 9th, 1885. fCGi q
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TIC Colonial n.t.nn...

The colonies are not asleep as can be Judged by
the Aeir ZeaiaHd Heyuid. Ii says:
On Sunday, April 10, the HiHeaaOa arrived from
Wellington, having in tow torpedo boat one of
several imported by the Government some time
ago, which Is 10 be employed in the defence OF
Auckland Harbour. II is TO fitted for a spar tor.
pedo, but may be adapted also for the launching
of the Whitehead, other torpedoes of that class
The Riasg0a also brought up Major Cautley,
who, with His Exoellency the Governor, has plan
ned the oefences for Auckland Harbour: Iieuten-
ant Douglas, an officer of considerable experience
WHO has been placed in charge of the naval de-
fences; and Mr.. Smyth, who has received q sys-
temaI nc training IN England in torpedo manufac-
ture and management, and who will supsrintend
that branch Of the defences. The torpedo boat
has made several excursions in the harbour The
above named officers have visited the harbours of
the Bay Of Islands and Whangarei, with the
view of taking measures to prevent an enemy's
cruiser from running into them, and obtaining a
supply oi coal Within the last few DAYS news
has been received that the Copiie then at Auck-
land aud The kaikoura had been taken up as
cruisers, and that one or two men-of-war were TO
be sent TO the New Zealand station
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20
QUEEN EMMA,S WILL.

The viii of the late Queen Dowaeer Emma was
filed IA the Suprenf Court May 18th. The Chief
Justse appointed JCfe 18th as the day for proving
the same. The following are the deyisees who
have received bequests:
Eskii. Manaina and Kuhina, 800 each; Jennie
Stillman, Katie Montgomery and Sarah Weed, $500
each. All books and pamphlets to tue Honoiulu
Library. To Elizabeth K. Pratt, her heirs and as
signs two tracks of land situate at Makik forever
To Ma.J Liwai, the Iii Alma Of kalaepohaku, Wsi-
kiki- To Lucy K. Davis, certain houss lot on
the manka side of Beretania street pear Emma
street. To Grace Kahoalii, lst the Ahupuaa Of
Papaakoko, koolauloa; I'd, house not On MaSnakea
street; 3D. land known as KahaiLi, Kaiiua Koolau-
p0ko. To Stella keomaisani, 1st. that tract Of
land in Nuaanu Valley known as KaalaaIuna; 2d,
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MOrtgagees Notice of Intention to Foreelose


y that pursuant to power Of sale contained In o
ceiain mortgage deed, dated the 96th dav OF july a
d. 1850, made by W Kihikiku Of Honolua Island Of
Oahu, 20 Stephen Spencer ef London, England, re-
corded in the office OF the Registrar of Conveyance n
ditions in said mortgage deed contained that all and
singular the lands, tenements and hcrcdiiaments IN
said mortgage deed contained and described VIII
after the time limited by law be sold at public
auction account Of the breach Of the conditions AS
hereinbefOre mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described being situ-
ated at kikhale In said Honolulu and containing an
area OF f1s-lO OF an acre and more particularly de-
scrbed in deed OfW Paike Marshal Of the Hawaiian
Islands to the said Kihikik dated the 18th day of De
eembcr 1867 and recorded in liher 90 foos 39 aud
$40. STEPHEN SPENCER Morfrnree
}. VI. MOSsARRAr, Attorney for Mortgage
Dated Honolnlu. NAY enth. fssl. ln.l m
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Mortgages Notice OfIutentiOn to Foreciose
ATOrIlE L. IIIrR1rIN- rrr-r.,.

1N that purJlant 10 power Of sale contained In a
eertaR mortgage deed, dated the 2d day of October
D $50, made by kahakai Of Waalua, Island Of Oahu
the office OF Registrar OF Conveyanccs iu iibcr gl
foios 4i5 and 4i6, and for breach Of the conditions IN
SAID mortgage deed contained that all and singular the
lands tenements and hereditaments In said mortgage
deed contained and described viii after the time lim
ted by law be sold at public auction on account Of The
breach OF the conditions ncreinbcfore mentioned
The property in said mortgage described being
situated at kawailoa in sald Waiarn and being tat0
and kua land containing area Of i-icU acres aud
being the same premises described In ROYAL Patent
No 1ff4 L. &. Award No 2l26 to Kahakai
STEPHEN SPENCER MORTGAGE
J. NJ MoSsARRAT, Attorney for Mortsagee.
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New Zealand and Tahiti.

Late New Zealand papers say that Messrs. Don.
AID and Edenborough, who for number Of years
pass have been successfully engaged in the South
Sea Island trade. have obtained the contract for a
tgo-mouthly ssrTiua to the Islands. The prouns Il
becalled at are Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga, Rarotonpa,
The service vil commence on the 1st Of June and
vii be carrleQ out by The steamer Jane NicolI II
= tnncipatcd that the service will conduce to the
increase ~ tie trade between New Zealand and
tbe Islaads.
Why 90 American Hop BIIters cure 80 nnucbP
i,acanse they rire food digestion. rich blood spd
healthy Sclion Of an the organs.
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-Nthat pursuant to power OF sale Contained I'm A
certain mortgage deed dated the 9TH day of September
ID 1870 made by " kinimakalchua of Hauula Island
Of Oahu to stephen Spencer OF London. England
recorded In the Office OF the Registrar Of Convuyancos
conditions in said mortgage deed contained that mi
ana singular the lands, tcnements and herdiamoni.
IN said mortgage deed contained and described will
after the time limited by law be sold public auction
on account OF the breach OF the conditions hcroin
before mentioned.
, Inc premises IN said mortgage described being aii
the tght title and interest nf said N kinimakIlehua
IN anu 70 those two certain pieces or parcels Of land
stuhteu IN uaid Hauula being taro aud kula aud and
containing an area Of 2s and more u1rficuarv
described IN Royal Patent No 1873 T. Award No si7f
STEPHEN SPENCER Mortrqree
J. NJ. MoNsARRAr, Attorney for Mortcasce
Dated Honolulu Nav snth fsSJ -o.4s q.
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WILLIAM x. AUSTIN, Attorney for Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. May 1ftli. 1855. fO6i O.
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to Forecloso
and of Sale.

I N ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er Of sale contained in l. certain mortgage made by
kahaumanu ~, Of Moanalua, Island Of Oahu. TO
stephen Spencer, dated 10Th day Of May 1913 re-
corded in tine Office OF the Registrar Of Convcyances u
liber 81 on folios l3 and iOi Notice Is hereby given
that said mortgagee intends to orec0se said mortgage
for condition broken, and upon said foreeo osure viii
sell at Public Auction at the saesro0ms Of Lyons
Leyey in Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, on SATURDAY,
premises as described In said mortgage
Tue mortgnged property 70 be sold consists Of all
those certain premises In Moanalua leland Of Oahu
aforesaid, containing Of > b5-tOl Acres de-
seribed in Royal Patent No 10; also a that certain
piece of land in Puako Lahaina, Island Of Maui con
tanning rood and - perehes, deseribcd Ia Royal
Patent No. 1854. STEPHEN Spencer.
Mortgage.
J. NJ. MoSssHE4T. Attorney FOR Mortgage.
Honolulu. May 9th 1855. f0gi q
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Intention TO FOreclOse

y
IN that pursuant TO a power Of sale contained in a
certain mortgage deed. dated December 3ist, 1880
given by samuel kekini guardian OF Alfred and Meic
kAupena Of Honolulu Island OF Oahu. TO Mary X
LEVERS recorded in The office OF the Regstmr OF Con
yeyanccs In Honolulu, in BOOK 69, page g. and for
breach OF the conditions in said mortgage deed CON
tained said mortgage intends to foreclosc aud that
all and singular the lands, teuemeuts and hcrcdifa-
ments in said mortgage decd contained and described
viii after the publication hereof for three consecutive
weeks be advertised to be sold Public Auction,
the Auction rooms OF Lyons & Leycy ia Honolulu,
upon SATURDAY June Nth, 1885, ht s NJ OF said day.
ihe property in said mortgage deed described con.
siSs OF two parcels Of land rst parcel being situated
on Fort street In Honolulu, and being part OF the land
described In II 1915; parcel two being land at Hamo-
hamo. Waikiki, 39iOQ OF an acre described ln z
ifEs 10 Kahue. MARY X. LEVERS
So Mortgage.
WILLIAM r. AUSTIN, Attorney for Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. May 1iili. 1855. 1861 O.
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An American paper publishes a dispatch dated
Washington April =, as follow: "a report of the
proceeding of the Universal Postal Congress.
which closed at Lisbon on March 9th last has
been received at the Post-ofice Department.
Many important changes were made in the original
convention. The use of reply postal cards was
rendered general 70 the extent that those coun
tries which do not themselves issue such cards are
bound to return the reply cards which they receive
from other countries. The question of the owner
ship OF letters IN course of conveyance was decd-
ed IN favor of the sender, TO whom the right was
granted TO withdraw them from the postal service
so long as they have not been delivered TO the per-
sons addressed. This rule, however, does not
apply TO those countries in which legislation is in
conflict with the same. The service of the de-
livery of letters by express was introduced into the
internal regulations by n article, which pro-
vldes that articles of correspondence of every kind
SHALL at the request of the sender, be delivered at
the domiciles of the addresses by a special mes
seneer Immediately on their arrival in the coun-
ties of the union which consent 10 undertake this
service IN reciprocal relations at charge f1ed at
eentimes, which must be paid fully and in ad-
vance by the sender, in addition to the ordinlry
pOgtnoe.f
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fraaI advertisements

CUPRENTE COURT OF THE HA-
Estate Of EMMA KALEONAI.ANf Queen Dowagcf.
deceased. Order appointing time 10, Probate Of VIII
and directing publication OF notice Of same.
document purporting 20 be the last VIII aud Ic.-
tameat Of Emma kaleleoralani, deceased having on
the 18Th day Of Nay, A. D. 1855. been presented 10 sall
Probate Court and petition for the Probate thereof
aud for Issuance Of Letters Testacnfarr 70 Alcxandc
J. Cartwright, Senior OF Honolulu, having beer dlcd
by him.
II Is hereby ordered. that TUESDAY the iGih day Of
June, A. D. 1Sa1 at 10 acl1ck M Of said dav n tir
Court Room Of said Court. AZ Aliiolaui Hale In sld
Honolulu 5e, and the same i. hereby appointed tho
time for proving said viii and hearing said arplica-
pear and contest the said VIII, and The granting ~
Letters Testamentaiv.
II Il further ordered that notice thereof be given biz
publication, for three successive weeks 80 the HAu
uAS GAZETTE aud kHotoa newspapers painted ind
published In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu May 18th. 1886.
A. T. JUDD.
Attest; Chief Justice ofthe snprcnic Court.
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GOVERNMENT LoANr

WEFANTMLNI OF FINANNh,
HoNoLULU, Aug. eth, 1882.
Noiicc be hereby given that applications for any
portion OF the NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN up to
$500. .OOO-vIl now De received at the Treasury; the
ric OF interest s fixed a. j6l Six per cent per annum
payable semi annually, and the Bonds are exempt from
an Government Taxes whatsoever.
JNO. NJ. kAPENA,
rup Minister Of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

How rapidly information can be transmitted is
shown by.twO facts. The London Daily Telegraph,
count of an attack made on the British camp, tLat
same morning, the telegram being forwarded from
Suakim at $50 a. m. On the 18th of the same
month, an edition of the same paper was sold at 3
p. m, containing kilograms from Suakim, which
had left that post at l. % p. m. Enterprise and
dispatch combined.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

lN the new (XLlXth) Congress, the House of
Representatives is controlled by the Democrats,
and the Senate by the Republicans. The House
stands: Republicans, 140; Democrats, IS2; Green
back-Labor l; Fusionist, l. vacancy, /: total 325:
majority, 163 The political complexion of the
Senate is as follows Malone and RiddIeberger
being cassed as Republicans:) Republicans, IL;
Democrats, 81; doubtful, /. These are the figures
given by the New York TriLnne AIhlaNac
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

WATER NOTICE!

owing TO the scarcity of wntcr. the hour for iHira
lion win be- limited 10 hour per day, from 10 a
,f and from TO O. d. M. until further notice
CIAs b. WILSON, supt. Water Works.
Approved; CuA-. 7. GULicE,
Minister NJ the Interior
ttI,ir, f,,, gJ iss- fut5 n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

Refined is absolutely featlreless, with no sup
port excepting from the export movement which
Is excessively large compared with year ago.
Sugar at New Orleans is dull with stock and re.
caipts very light. Rice is quiet but steady.
The San Francisco McrcLn,ff, of NAV Sth states
there has been drop in sugar prices, on the part
Of botL reneries, of quarter of cent per pound.
On Tuesday last tins reduction was followed up
by further fall of quarter of a cent on Whites,
on the part of the American Refinery. Their rates
FOR fellows remain unchanged. The only pre-
sumahle reason for this solitary drop of the Ameri
can Refinery is that they are very anxious to ef-
feet sales Of their stock hand in anticipation of
further fall IN the price of this necessary com.
modify. As Eastern and European advices report
an advancing tendency in the sugar market and
the impossblity Of replacing present supplies er-
cgt upon higher basis of values, il is extremely
probable that American Refinery prices will soon
rise possibly even above those Of their antagonist
Sugar, at present rates, pays neither the grower,
refiuer or merchant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

An opportunity of studying a case of leprosy has
been afforded DIR. Guttmann, who assures the
Berlin Medical Society that there can be no doubt
that the living bacilli found in the system OF
eprons patients are really the cause of the dsease
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20
Sugar.

The condition Of the sugar market in New Yark
Is indicated by the following statement published
in hrg8streefs OF April 25th
hugHr has not shuEn any Indication Of strength,
and Havana adviccs by cable report that market
Hs demoralized. which was foreshadowed in last
weeks Brndfrecfs London does not improve,
but beet Is slightly under the control of the specu.
lative element. Jhe outlook has not materially
changed, and business as a rule dragged along
without any visible signs of improvement. Quota
uons on rnws are hard 10 make, as sales are made
az somewhat irregular prices.
The stock Of raw sugar in the four principal
ports was last evening l67 3 tons against l2i s62
tons last year. The total visible supply, made up
from cables and latest mail advices, including the
amount afoat, was last evening as follows, CON-
pared with other dates given:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

ACCORDING TO lie MatiH, leading French Journal.
the Afghan army consists of about 81 600 men we'll
fantry 10000 cavalry and ODD cannon. Add to
this the natural difficulties of the country and
Russia will find no mean opponent in the Afghans
alone. But Russian intrigue wins far more than
arr,c
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

The New York H'orld has interviewed several
cigar dealers as to whether they notice any limi-
mutton of sales since the reported cancer in Grants
mouth, it Is alleged was superInduced by too much
smoking. In all cases the dealers say the trade
has not fallen off, and the smokers say they are not
frightened by the stories Of the cancer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

THE roller skating craze so violent III the United
States at the present moment, swept over England
several years ago, "Such was the ardor shown, $
says the DOndon Standard, that people with
money were crazy enough TO believe that for once
the passion was q genuine one, and would endure,
and so invested their cash III the erection of Kinks
all over the country. The furore was, however as
brief as other vagHries of fashion; the enthusiasm
died away, the rinks were deserted, and investors
lost their money, and roller skates disappeared in
the land"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

NOTICE Is HEREB0 GIVEN
that pursuant to power Of sale contained in crr
tain mortgage deed, dated the ist day Of May ID il
made by kaopua Of Hamakua. Island Of Hawaii 30 .
g. Tucker OF Honolulu Island Of Oahu recorded In the
Office OF the Registrar Of C0nvcyl1ccs in Lihcr Cd
foos iooiJi and assigned BY A. -. Carturirht and
A. Herbert Administrators OF the estate Of j. e
Tucker deed to Bruce Cartwright by deed Of ASSIGN
ment dated the st Of July 1885 aud recorded IN Lbcr
81 fOlios $3.50 and for breach Of the conditions IN
said mortgage deed contained that all and singular The
lands. tenements and he diaments In said morrnrc
deed contained and described will after ihe dine
limited by law be sold at public auction on account %
the breach Of the conditions herenbeforc men
toned.
The premises in said mortgage described being al
the right title and interest OF said kaopua In and to
the following described lands 10 wits l. Land in Pa
puaa and NamOku in said Hamakua c0Htaing an alff
OF q acres and being the premises described IN
Royal Patent No 1s9L ?. Land in said Namoku con
tanning an Of IS and being the same prcmi-
ses described In Royal Patent No 6Jii L Award No.
sSs. J. Land In Lauka In said Hamakna. containing
an area OF 50 acres and being the same premises de
seribcd In Royal Patent No. iSo5
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
Assignee Of Morirauec-
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Bateu Honolulu. IL. EebrfnrT lafus l1rI.
LAWRENgE McCuLLY
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
HEEEr suITH Deputy Clerk. f0G0 q
SUPREME CoUR1' OF THE IIA-

OUPREME COURT OF THE IIA-
! ~ waan Islands. In Probata-lu the matter 0f the
Estate OF CHARLES TIICOMB. ldte Of kilaue1, Kat
al deceased. Al Chambers before chief Justice Judd
On reading and aliBg the petition and final accounts
OF Alfred 8. bartwe1 and William u. Saith. Ezacn-
tors OF the viii Of Charles Tlfeomb. late OF kllca.
Kauai. deceased wherein they ask 20 bc allowed 81
126.16 and charge themselves with satBua, end ask
that the same 8ay be examined and approved lnd at
anal order may be made Of distribution Of The prop
efty remaining 10 their hands 10 the persons thereto
ehtted and dseharsing taem and ther snfeiies l'uh
all further responsibility a. such Execuiors.
A. ID. 13oj AZ ten O'Clock a. m, tsiorr SAID tnct
Justice, al Chambers IN The Court House 20 Hpnpllu
be and the SAME hereby T. appointed the tine and
place for hearing said petition dud accounts and that
al persons interested may then and there appear and
show causr II any they have, rtJ the Sane should no.
be granted- And that this order. in The hncsh and
Hawaiian languages Dc pnpnti-A iA nc N-N tilAa
GAzETIE and AuokoG newspapers printed and pu1-
llshedin HonoiHiu for three snccesire Fees pffous
10 the time therein appointed Tor said hea1ur.
Dated at Honolulu, f. L., this 5ll day u &iIg. A. b.
1885. = JUDD
Attest. Chief Justice t11reme Cralf
HExHr SMITH, Dquiy CLERK. ioeJ s.
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TIE discovery that castor oil plants possess
the faculty of killing and keeping away flies
mosquitoes and other insects was recently made
by French scientific man named Rafford; who
noticed that certain rooms in his house in which
castor-oil plants were growing were entirely free
from these disagreeable insects, although other
apartments wtre infested with them. He found
lying near the plants great quantities of dead flies
and large number of dead bodies were hanging
70 the under surface of the leaves and this caused
him to investigate the matter, and the discovery
was make that the plants gave out an essential oil
or some toxic principle, which was deadly TO in
sects.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

Az expedition for the exploration of North
Alaska under the direction of the Bureau of Navi-
CATION, is about to depart from San Francisco. 1t
Is in command of Lieutenant George VI. Stoney,
and will carry along small steamer fifty mine feet
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

THE Empress Eugenie is about to publish ''Some
Recollections of Ny Life" If the work deals fully
with the stirring scenes through which the author
ess has passed, 1t will prove a valuable light upon
the modern history of Europe.
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Mn. GLADSTONE has been in the English House
of Commons for fifty-three years, and was first
elected when twenty-three years old. His leader
ship virtually dates from lS45, when he became
Colonial Secretary in the Ministry of Sir Robert
Peel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-05-20

EIGHT new vessels are TO be completed for the
English Navy during the next few months. They
will be named the Colossus, ColiSgtoood, CdH,ope
Edinburgh, IBlpeyietSe, Scout. Surprise and Aldc-
ritz. These will give employment TO thousands
of men, and war preparations are therefore popu-
lnr
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NOTES..

IT is rumored that Mexico will press some claims
against Guatemala which, unless recognized may
lead TO trouble in the near future.