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IS REWARD.

7 OST early last Sunday morning, be-
IL tween the middle of Rose Lane
and Nowlein's saloon, King street, a
package of receipted bills from Laine &
Co. to f. Horn. Anyone returning the
same to f. Horns bakery, Hotel Street,
will receive the above reward.
1912 1t F. HORN, Hotel Street.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

pY virtue of Il Writ of execution
ID issued out of the Supreme Court,
on the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1885,
against Jane S. Reed, Administrators of
the Estate of w. II. Reed, deceased, de-
fendant, in favor of NJ. S. Grinbaum e
Co., plaintiff, for the sum of $659.93,
have levied upon and shall expose for
sale at the Old Custom House Wharf, in
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at 12 o'clock
of FRIDAY, the Goth day of May, AID.
1885, to the highest bidder, all the right,
title and interest of the said Jane S.
Reed, ADMINISTRATORS aforesaid, defen.
dant, in and to the following property,
my expenses be previously paid.
List of property for sale: Steamer
"W. Fl. Reed with all her tackle, ap.
parel and furniture.
JNO. II. SOPER, Marshal.
Honolulu, April 2Sth, 1885. 10ll I'd
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FOR SALE.

A r TPUNAHOU, a beautiful residence
n situated on corner Bingham and
Artesian Streets. Lot is bounded by
Artesian, Bingham and Alexander SITS.
Residence contains seven large spacious
rooms, with stable, carriage house, SER
wants rooms, etc. The residence is new
and thoroughly built IN modern style.
Lot 15Ox200. Will sell at once on easy
terms.
Adjoining the above premises, corner
of Bingham and Alexander Streets, is a
suitable building lot 150x200, also to sell
on easy terms. Will sell one or both
premises. Apply to
j. E. WISEMAN,
1909 1w General Business Agent.
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When the opportunity long sighed
for, to see the inside of our elegant
Music Hall, in conjunction with high
class drama, is afforded, the commu-
nifty should be prepared to make
some sacrifice to give the company
occupying the boards full houses. A
larger company would have but
short rations billeted upon this city.
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A fire hydrant that takes twenty
minutes to open has survived its
day. Let all such be dug up and
distributed among the various
museums of the world. They might
thus be Of some use in advertising
the country. In their present posi-
tion they are a menace to the exis-
tence of the town.
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NOTICE..

:" HEREAS All Hue of Kipahulu,
w has left for China, and given
charge of his business 10 Wong Fook
and Kin Ue, and whereas said All Hue
is indebted to several persons and made
no provision to pay his creditors, said
Wong Fook and Kin Ue have made an
assignment to Hyman Bros. and G. Aio,
of the property belonging to said All
Hue for the benefit of all creditors.
All persons having any claim against
Ah Hue are requested to present them
duly specified to the undersigned at the
office of Hyman Bros. within ninety
days. HYMAN BROS,
G. AIO.
Honolulu. April 81, 1885. 1902 I'm
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

A letter from Mr. MARQUES, on
the advertiser and the Royal Hawa-
iian Agricultural Society will appear
at the earliest possible moment
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LESSONS Of THE FIRE.

After the last previous great fire
to that which occurred on Sunday
morning we took the occasion to adj
vocate the extension of the fireproof
district. This last conflagration
emphasizes the advice then rendered.
Perhaps it would be impracticable
to enforce regulations as strict as
those governing the present limited
fire district outside of it's bounds.
Yet there should be some restric-
tions placed upon wooden buildings
and inhammable connections be-
tween them, and the distances be-
tween different ones should be regu-
lated by law. Brick may be much
more expensive than wood, for the
first cost, but its greater durability
and immunity from fire constitute it
the cheaper material in the long run.
The saving on brick structure in
the matter of insurance rates alone
will make material consideration
in its favor over wood. So many
great fires in the wooden parts of
this city will he apt to make insur-
ance companies very shy about
taking risks at any rates in those
districts. Even if they can get the
owners of wooden buildings to give
them such rates as they can find 1t
safe to insure for, insurance will be-
come, with Il few occurrences of
such fires as that of Sunday last, one
of the most onerous species of taxa
ton that burden the city. 1t is a
great popular mistake to suppose
that property that is insured IS not
lost when swept away by fire.
Every premium a property-owner
pays upon fire policy goes partly
to pay losses by fire upon other
peoples property, whose money in
turn pays for any loss he may sus-
tain by fire up to the amount of his
policy. Upon this point we quote
f. w. Ballard in an insurance
paper =
"Every dollars worth of property
burned is so much property abso-
luteIy annihilated beyond rehabilita-
ton. Even the money paid as in
demnity by insurance companies
comes out of the unburned policy
holder, and is his contribution to-
wards making things even-but not
towards creating any new property.
The old property is utterly ruined
and wiped off from the face of the
earth, never to be restored. 1t be-
comes ashes pure and simple, and
the insurance capital Cor other peo-
ple's premiums) is merely handed
over to the loser under u law of
average and distribution which
makes every property owner who
insures contributor towards evad-
ing general ruin and panic"
As insurance companies regulate
rates in particular places according
to the degree of prevention and pro-
lection afforded against fire, the
safer town is made by building
regulations, lire-extinguishing equip
ments, and so on, the less will its
insurance taxation be. That bur-
den is very heavy one in Honolulu,
and, as it is all important consider
alton in every business of any size,
the whole community bears the
burden. This question of regulating
the erection of inflammable build
ings is one that cannot much longer
be overlooked.
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NOTICE.

MRS. SILVA, No. Punchbowl St,
NI begs to inform her frieads that she
is leaving the city, and therefore will
close her laundry from this date, May 2.
l0i1 2t%
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having heard
l. their brother, Y. ALAU, intends
marrying in this country, desire to in
form all concerned that he is engaged
to a woman in China. All WA,
All NEE.
Honolulu, March 18th, 1885. 913 2m*
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4 Building Lots for Sale.

SEVERAL building lots for sale or
~ rent at Kapalama, near the Niuhe.
lewai bridge, on the Eva side of the
lane leading to Austin's estate. Easy
terms. Apply TO w. G. ACHI,
Law office of w. r. Castle SS7 If
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JOSEPH 4. WISEMAN,
The Only Recognized General Agent the Hawaiian Islands
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Offices in Cmpbells Frepo Building st. Honolulu H.
p. o. Box 81" Telephone 17a.

FATE AGENTBuys
don fens Offices Houses Cottages
SOLICITING AGENT INTER ISLAND sTEAMERTur
M xnd the travelling Public will apply Tickets
SOLICITING MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90 OF NEw
Ipsitr knd
~ --SN'N''n VI us NH" III 'ne
AGNI To THE GREAT BURLINGTON RAILWAY
m meals le cocest and the Palace Dining
EMilo4MENI AGENr-Fnd Employment seeking v-
Gus branches of industry - " '
SOLICITING CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCE CO
The hest known Company n he Islands.
CUSTOM HOUSE Goods Custom Houe na and scros0
Freight ana Duty Bills under Attorney.
MONEY BRokEf-L@ns Money tmeson nrs.cla security
AGENT-Ieg ondr
Distributed and Collected Books kept
npSang anu Engrong done Advertisements
attended ~ ''F'' ~ "''"'0'
FOX THE NEW MUSIC HALL
Lava
Native Views
of the World. '"'P PA''
al Information ppertanng given correspond faith
fully N"fOA'' '"'A'
JOSEPH Il. WISEMAN,
s7S General Business Agent, Honolulu Hawaiian Islands,
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ght 9ailn 8nlletin
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party.
But established for the benefit Of oil,
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1885.
THIS EVENINGS D1INGS,

Dramatic Co., Music Hall, 1880.
Central Park Skating Rink, 1880.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
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WANTED

A YOUNG lady who has had some
N experience In the Millinery bust.
ness. Apply at the
1912 81 TEMPLE OF FASHION.
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SPOEING COWS.

MIR. AUGUST GRAMBERG has been
WI very successful in SpoeiIg Cows
on the islands, and can furnish numer
ous testimonials. Owners guaranteed
for any loss of cattle. All orders left at
the Office of j. f. Wiseman will be
promptly attended to.
AUGUST GRAMBERG,
1912 lw =. 0. Box 315, Honolulu.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
l. gives notice that he will not be
responsible for any debts contracted in
his name without his written order.
Y. AMIN.
Honolulu, April Is, 1885. DOG I'm
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LOST

A GOLD Brooch, set with sixteen
IA California Diamonds, was lost be-
tween the Post. Office and Wildor's
wharf. The finder returning it to this
office will be handsomely rewarded
l0l1 81
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Box office open at the Office of j. T..
Wiseman, tomorrow morning, Tnes-
day, May 5th, for sale of season
tickets. at 8 o'clock sharp.
3 Tickets, Reserved Seats for Season, So.
Box plan open on Monday, May 11th,
at 8 o'clock am. sharp, for sale of Sin.
gle Reserved Tickets, $l50. For full
particulars see all newspapers on and
after Monday, May 11th. 1912 If
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AnIe sWINplE
uaearthsa at chisaEe-Labsrsrs pseoye
by False Promises. n q

uaearthed at chieage-Laborers Decoyed
by False Promises.
CnIcaao, LIS, Auguat 2s.-one or
more employment agencies in this city;
have advertised Of late for large number
togoito Manitoba, to work on
the Canadian Pacific Railway. The state.
ment sgiven currency here to-day that
vast numbers of laborers have bsenre-
Gently shipped into that far.aw5ay region
only 10 discover that il was impossibleto
procure work there. They declare that
this shipping of lahosers into that locality
results onlyfin great disappnin and
distress TO the victims OF what they look
upon as an organig gad BWindla.
Ina published statement Frank Nc.
Catthy, OF Eau Glare, says Of the adyen-
lures Of 400 men who were taken out by
an agent; Nobody would give us work
OF any kind only Q portion could even
get shoyeling. The contractor said they
knew nothing about us. We had great
difficulty in getting back over the ] 600
miles 10 Winnipeg, but managed 10 get
passes as liar as Winnipeg. There were
about 500 OF US back In Winnipeg by
July 20, with no prospect at all Of work
Of any kind. The public anthoiitiest fed
tspntil August 2, when we had TO look
out for ourselves. Only comparatively
few Of us could get away. Some Of my
companions pawned their watches andto
get money 10 get back TO Eau Claire.p
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The lceart q Z Alaba.imiIa rlaln,s

-
waEuseTos, August 2s Judge Asa
P. French, nf The Court Of Atabama
Claims, arrived in tue III today. 1nre.
sardto the decision Of Comptroller Dur
ham. Judge French said that the question
as to therighto Of the court to oenploy the
necessary asaistants was considered when
the old court WAS organized and 4 yss
decided that they had authority. The
new court wa nnteled upon the old with
the exception only that there were three
Judges instead Of dive. Secretary Eish
and subsequently secretary Ere.
lihehuysen, Comptroller Lawrence and
other officers having charge Of the
accounts decided that the court had q
fieht 70 employ assiatant counsel, clerbsS
&c. Judge CresHell, special counsel says
the question was thoroughly discussed and
the authority Of the court conceded. u
Was impossible he said for tie court 10
do o oEherwise than employ assistant coun-
eel to cro8s. examine witneeses IN various
parts 81 the country. He says lhst Sec
rotary I iShat one time decided that the
United States 1tinista at Hawaiian Islands
could receive fees from the cours forser-
yieeRfcndereda rs special counsel.
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"a DUBLIN SCANDAL.
FASHIONABLE sooIeTy srtnRip
over . Horswhippisg Aaair-, /, womanat
The Bottsa Of tIt4rhs za,scazise Body
idaasd-A sssisas Mot in Kslasaay
County, Ireland Foreign NV.

DpnnIs, August ga great ssnaation
was caused In fashionable circles here by
the thrashineof nm officer and ,ba bo,s,..
si,;nn,r 20 :, ~ '.'s .Y,ss
t,.pPlns I, 4, q eeputy heulensnt by Mr.
John Pollock Of Tsmafy, Bailinsoie.
Galway, q gentleman possessed of lsree
iproperty. and well. known "a tha n;..S
shs.;a 81 .bs 80, :. a, ~ st's
ss.esns X tsis syats sne ~ me owner oil
~ ss s5as s.1na ~ .aons a.niui aomes
ieS, ~ Ia Ia y;ns S Sot gs sns ~ ss Y elts. fes
tosk nv. tsAying nes nuspana ana going TO
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nnAzlLiAN NoaA foneHRIEs.

How the counierisitiaE was Discovered.
An tho Parties captpssa.
NV yceg, August ss.--senor Salvador
DO Alendonee, Brazilian Consul in thia
city, says that the attempt .. tho White
hrothersto food the country with Brazil
ian counterfeit money was brought to his
notice ON the ii.h inst, through an order
evenly A. L. White to m engraving and
lithoeraphing firm Of this city for 5000
labels for cigar boxes. They we're to hl
executed in imitation Of aBnEIlIan note
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TnERkANs 81 rIIlslez. WI.

Aaiastitf rrainsdite Aot as aI,odyruatd Of
tho Emperor.
LospoS, August 2s.-An eye witness Of
the whole pageant al Kremsier asserts
that, despitethe etionsito male Il appear
that no dread Of personal danger to the
Car was entertained. Alexander was
really alert and uneasy, and he added 10
the secret precautions arranged for his
safety more thanone device Of his own.
he was pale and cssewofn during his
entire stay, and he himself suggsstei sey.
eral recantionsSto the Austrian antliori-
aes: A few nnimportSnt afresta were
made during his stay.
The gzar rowns o largo mastiff possesssd
o. uncommon strength aud intelligence.
The mastiG has been carefully framed "a
Q lbodyeuafd, and, asis We'll known In 81.
Petersburg and Moscow, Watches beside
his master couch every night. Thisdcp
accompanied the Car TO and from Krsins.
lar
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NEWS M BRiEF..

b Very little damage TO ccops Is reported
by the cold in the n Northwest. ,,,.i
Gait tlemen are reported moving as rap
idly sspossihle from Indian Territory.
Salvatore pietta, alleged fugitive from
Cincinnati, has been arrested in New York.
Almon Cole was crushed in q stone
quarryiat Gharlon, o by Q falling derrick.
Slight irosts are reported in Mppecanoe
county, Ind, but no damage has been
done.
gonklin and Edwards, iotgers, wanted
in Rochester, N. Y !, are under arrest in
Lima, o.
L Alpafty Of Cnbans Is reported to have
left for Florida Keys upon O filibustering
expedition.
Burglars entered the residence q August
HepcEe, at Ammonia, No. and fatally
wounded his vile. s.
Samuel Camp pbell, ,of Indianapolis, was
assaulted by unknown parties, at Shelby
vile, and robbed Of so.
The Glenwood Distiliery and ice house
,of the GARNER Brewery at Lawrenceb
Ind, was destroyed by are.
Jennie Kulp was burned 10 death at
Perkiomen Junction, Pa, on Tuesday, by.
upset.ins o petroleumlamp.
In Chicago Ave uniformed members Of
the Salvation Army were fined SO each
and ordered sent TO the Bridewell. 4
Postmaster Pearson, Of Brooklyn de.
mics the report that he Is to.become Post
master General In place OF Mr.. Villas.
The body Of Joseph B. Neatly, Q wealthy
citizen oi Burlington, In, was found in
the river there. Disease had effected his
mind. y
4. ls. staeey, senior member oil the ifrm
Of Stacey Leinhart Il Co, Of Rindley, o.
has mysteriously disapp peated, and foul
playlis, feared.
Henry Burnett colored, aged is years,
was hanged Ut Ionoke, Ark, for the
murder oI Nelson Anderson, also colored,
last February.
Albert p. Swan, o prominent citizen Of
lawrence, AIaes., WIS shot dead by Henry
Goodwin, coniscted With him In tele:
phone Interests.
Antdemarte, slie' 'absooniiag sab Treas.
Wy stsFh hnu M Wy
eflelter, have been lodged IN the parish
prison q New Orleans:
Detective Matt Pinkefton has returned
10. Chicago with the confession Of Marshall
Barker that he murdered Harvey Keith
1t Bloomingdale, Mich in July.
Chairman 4. u. Woods has called 0
meeting Of the Executive Committee ON
the mproyemeit o., Western waterways,
70 be held IN lSt. kaust September 4.
There isgeneraL sent ltimept Of Washing.
ion that the aetlen Of oenlptgdlIer Dur
hsm, With reference 70 the Alabama
Claims Commits ion, n,isunwsfrautel. Is
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RslIei q ths tlfsely EEpediti6n.

NxW yoax, August 2s.-congsesnan
o'Heali, q s.. Iouis1eeufcd. atthe Brook
lyn navy yard, to-day. for the st. Louis
sxhibi.ion, thetelics oi the Greely expe-
dlfon, embracing everything lately d the
New Orleans exhibition, and IN addition
had taken from the masthead Of the Thetls
theetow's nest from which the survivors
were difenyefed, which, together with the
steam launch usedlin their rescue, will be
cent 10 81. Louis. The collection, come
three car loads, willbeforwarded on Mon
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Apali oniha 9Taeii.

GAIyrsfex AugaAt aa.-k special to
The Ntel from slcGseeor, Texas, Says
This morning about 0 O'clock the west
bound passenger train on the Texna and
81. Louis railroad run iIitoa bull on tho
track. The entire train wss dersiled.
Mrs. nellin,, NJ aged lady, Sas latglly IN
inred and several others more or lea3.
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lTnr Acting Postmaster General IS the
MOS, industrious officer Of the admlaistra-
ton. Il isa very languid day with him
when he does not remove over eighty Or
ninety iourtb.class Offensive partisan
pn,tmasters, two.thirds Of the Iemoyals
falling to Ohio. M
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wAEuuarcs, August 2s.-It d stssed
in the Treasury Department that A viii
son Ncrris, late Pension Agent at phila.
deiphis. ia cansingthe accounting officers
Of that department no little trouble be-
cause Of his lailureio iorward his accounts
for June last, NJ. Norris was removed
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PalApsLran4, P4. August " Tho
sheriifof Bauphin County visited the
Pennsylvania Railroad Office to-day and
aeryed upon several Of It's officers notice
OF the courts Injunction, restrainine the
consnmmaiion Of tho South Pennsylvania
and Beach Greek Railroad lranniera.
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Nh. GEordE W1LlIAM eukTis does not
,sinE tbStlhe and Ills friends have been
deceived @ by, The Cleveland administration.
p,obably not. They may have known
xbat was coming. But tsome other people
vere woefuuy taken in. f5.. n
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Raasia Aflsr I,irEI.h 4 lllanss.

BER1is August g s,-The Bona cSiHisr
has a dispatch tron conatantinpple which
says that Rnssiais making oyertnres for
an alliance with Turkey. holding out asan
Eindueement aptnspeet of Turkeys re-
covering ppssesslon 81 tho Balkan basses
and iorllenses The TurkiAh Minister'S.
the dilpalch says, are divided to tie 40
lceptanee of the PROPOSAL. ~
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At st Louis -st, Eotiis, I; Bnhalo, 4,
Error, ft. Louis, Buffalo, Bases, ST.
Louis geaale, Pitchers sweeny
AZ New York New Yorksi 5; Bostons,
j. Errors, New York; 4 Boston gasesi
New York, 5; Boston, 8 Pitchers, Weich
aud BuHinton,
ri Cincinnati = piltshnfrb, IL; Cincfn-
matt, 4. Errors Rittsburgi, b; Cincinnati,
4. Buses, Pittsburgh, u; linclnpah, y.
Struck ont, BY Peehine, .; by Meegabi Y
AtPhiladelphia Philadelphia, 1 iProyi-
dence, !. Errors, philadelphia, 8 Prcyi-
dence, ), Bases. Philadelphia. 3 PEoyi-
dence, s. Pitchers, ferguson and lad
.boufne.
At New York NetFopolitans, q; Ath-
leiics, I. ETofs, Metropolltans, ) Ath'
letica, >. Bases, Afetropolitsns, 81 Ath-
letic5, :. Struck out, by Mathewp, q; by
Cushman, 4.
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p.rs,DExr ClEyELAND ought not to use
d..nitetully the able reporters. The first
N, .sin1 he knows they will let him'entifely
lane. .I and then he will have no history.
i neat man without history Is in 9 sad
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FIeufth,ria Pestrna.ter.

a. =
wAsnIseTos, D. O., August Is The
Acting Postmaster General this afternoon
appointed the following additional named
fourth.class postmasters; West Virginia
At Glendenfn, ". B. SWarr; Leba Long,
Rice 4. Mccoy View. Jas. r. Rober;
Young Mills, q. w. jenkins.
ohio-At brownsville, John Scott;
Bladensbnrg, Mrs. Emma N. Gardner;
Canal Fulton, P. a.. Lsahy Claiborn,
George w. Moore; West Jefferson; John
j. Booth Mulberry Corners, n. u. Lamor-
eaux Navarro, Matthias Clemens; West
Mansfield, Ghatles a. Hathaway; Maria
Stein, Henry Cooke; Holmesyille, Noah,
Hass; Blanchester, j. B. Baldwin; Gale
donia, CharlesP Ba1ger; Benton, Charles
i. Schlegel; /; Waller, w. a.. Johnson.
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ola cela...,al @ bs .Rsapplp.e,ln.eel. Z !.

WAsHIseToS; August 2s.-The Presi-
dent has decided TO resppoint Mr.. julius
stalfel as eonsti General 70 Shanghai,
China. Mr., Stahel is nowin Washington
ON q leave OF absence. He has served in
the Consular service in China for ten or,
twelve years. 81 49, e,
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sl.Osr on the school fund, and 50 short
m t,.e Capitol building fund that opera
lions must cease. The State administ,a-
lion d having trouble with rs iinaneeer-
ipg. The people were promised better
things il they would ksep The Democratic
marty in power-another case Of misplaced
confidence. s8 US
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KELLEY insists that he Willnot resignhis
commission as Minister to Austria,
and then he goes on to tell tearfally how
he abandoned his practice in Richmond
and cut himself up root and branch. AS
we gather It, the idea Of Mr.. Keileyistbat
the Government has compromised him
with two effste monarchies and therefore
owes him aliying. II Kelley VIII stick to
1t he may be happy yet.
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lad in tie campaign, giving the Demo
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s'S s%.c, Of the bold move is already good.