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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-02-03
Building lots !!
Situated on Lunalilo and Kapiolani and
Victoria Streets, just mauka of the
residence of Geo. Castle, Esq,
at the following upset
prices, viz:

Lot 1-1l4 # front, 100 ft depth, upset
price. c........... OoO.OU
Lot 2-lll ft front, 120 it depth, upset
price. IS G0O.OO
Lot 3-1G2 # front. $50 ft depth, upset
price. Sl3OO.OO
Lot 4-105 ft front. l2O it depth, upset
price. p 10O.UO
Lot 5--l4O ft front. l50 fit depth, upset
price. e............ $4,000
Lot Clio ft front, 12O fit depth, upset
price. $4,000
Lot 7-l40 # front, 150 ft depth, upset
price,. Sl2UU.OU
A comparison of these prices with the
rates asked for property IN the near
vicinity will satisfy any one that these
are unusually reasonable.
These lots are within about 10 minutes
walk of the business centre of Honolulu
and are but 4 few minutes off the route
of Dodd's omnibus to Punahou. They
are also in a pleasant neighborhood and
from their fine position command q
lovely view of sea and land reaching from
Diamond Head to the Waianae noun
tains. Being situated so rs to allow of
the most perfect drainage they Ls,te
immunity from malarial and typhoid
fevers. Do not lose sight of these facts
in choosing your residence, as they are
of the utmost Importance.
AS special induccment to purehas-
ers, shall sell this property upon the
same favorable terms as were offered at
the first sale, vix.:
One-Fourth Cash, balance in 1, 2, ahd 8
Years, secured by Mortgage, with in
terest at the low rate Of per cent. per
year.
This gives an opportunity for those of
small means to secure a pleasant home
stead with but small cash payment.
The Government water runs along
Lunalilo street, and commands the
whole number of lots.
Parties desiring to procure lots pri.
vately should apply at once, as l shall
sell them all if possible before public
sale, and l have already several appli-
cations, but in no case will they be sold
at less than the upset price.
.B-Call at my Office and see the plans.
Deeds at the expense of purchaser.
f. p. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
Honolulu, Jan. is.
N.B.-Jan. 2S-Four of the above lots
are already sold. 4. L. A.
031 tuth&sat
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-02-03
Election of Officers.
Household Furniture.

BY order of the Administrator of the
Estate of the late Henry May,
On Wednesday, February 4,
At 10 a. M, OH the premises,
Beretania street, will sell the ENTIRE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
in part as follows, viz;
Oak Library Desk I!
With Drawers; Lounge Chair, Oak
Sideboard with Mirror, Oak Chairs.
Chandeliers, Side and Shade Lamps,
duplex burners; Pictures and En-
cravings, Wall Brackets, Whatnots,
Handsome Etagere with mirror.
Parlor Centre Sofu,
Chinese Vases, Side Table, Book
Racks, Parlor Chairs, one Fine Pier
Mirror, with marble and gilt stand
COrniccs and Curtains, Parlor Rugs,
Music Stand, Sidcboard with mirror,
Lounge. One Broadwood & Sons
London Upright Piano 4!
Handsome Oak Extension Dining Ia.
bic, Dining Chairs, Crockery and
Glassware, Hall Stand and mirror,
Koa Table, Clock, B. w. Wardrobe,
and Bureau, Veranda Chairs Hair
Mattresses, Pillows, Carved b. w.
Bedstead.
Brass; and Iron lBcdsteads
Mosquito Nets, Plain b. W. Bedsteads,
Oak Wardrobe and Bureau, Ward.
robe, &c, Dressing Table and mir
ror, Chairs, Meat Safe, Refrigerator,
Water Cooler, &c.
934 n Z. p. ADAMS, Auetr.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
OUR PREMIUM DISTRIBUTION.

We call attention to the announce
nant on the h pags OF plan We have
had in preparation for some time. 1t is
10 untried scheme; by its means the
Kansas City Times reached circula-
ton exceeding fifty thousands; the Ons-
ma Bee more than thirty thousand. OF
course we do not hope to reach such
hsu ea, but va do aspire to make the
CALDWELL TRIBUNE household words
Ill ldaho and Eastern Oregon, and we
take this means.
We can afford it. This paper has, by
persistent "circus" advertising mazda -
self well known among eastern manu-
lecturers, and not week passes that
does not bring US propes tiors, seeking
space in our columns. We are enabled
III consequences 10 make advantageous
terms for what we want, and are in re-
ality sharing the income of the paper
With its supporters.
The object is to give something Of not
less vslue than one dollar to. every sub
scrlber; that will rSducs the actual cost
% ono dollar, which is pretty cheap for
this pretty good paper Oaly yearly
snbscr bors, however, can obtain the
benefit; evorv new subscription or re-
newsl at 50 % q yesr. or back subscrip-
tons at tho rats OF $500. will receive a
uum barred receipt that will entitle the
holder to whatever that numter draws.
We ars still negotiating for other ar
ricles than those mentioned in the adj
v, rtiseme due announcement OF
which will be made.
Win our friends kindly circulate this
announcement in their neighborhoods
at helm us increase the listp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
LITERARY NOTES.
Demorest's Magazine

For December brings wildly before us
the happy season of Carismss. It's re-
plete with beautiful stories and poems
appropriate to that time; in addition to
which there are otbsr articles of great
merit and utility. The opening article
is this commencement OF an interesting
serial by Julian Hawthorne, the well
known aud popular author. Jenny
juno contributes q paper on "Womsn
Abroad" and an exceedingly anus
ing sketch is entitled Joseph and his
Brethern.' The Household Depart
ment is unusually fall, aud the illustra-
lions good. The frontjspiecs is an oil
picture entIlcd merry Christmas.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
For Every Home.

VI 1HC1 y AAo1AO'
This Youth Companion was the de-
light of our childhood, and has been for
few years the weekly treasure OF the
little YRIBUNEs It is tho bsst Chi d E
pspsr We hsve ever seen. We say tits
advsedly, after comparison with the
various high-priced magazines for CHI
dren. The variety, beauty, and enter
tainment of the articles that appear IN
it excite our constant wonder and de-
light
In our home the day Of its arrival is
knosn rs youths Companion day."
and the only bad effect we have ever
known to arise from its coming IS thai
all The chi dren, and the older folks too
for thst matter want it at the same
time. The publishers are out with Il
new announcement showing increased
attractions for this new year Ii 81 70
is sent now, it will pay for the Com
Sanion to January, 1887.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
For d. cember closes the. eighteenth vol
ume IF this wellAknown favCrite maya
sins with table of contents which is
attractive and timely. 1t i, especially
rich in portraits, containing the R v. R.
T. Thornton, the English cricketing
psrson; the late Earl Of Shaftesbury;
Bishop NJ aclsgan, of L enfield, England,
and view of the Cathedral; Bishop
wordsworth, the new Bishop of Salisbury,
Engl md; the Rev Moses A Hopkins,
the newly appointed Colored Minister
to Liberia; the late Bishop Henry c.
Lay, of E ,sfon, Md, and the late Card.
inal Nc Coskey, Of Now York, each
= biographical sketch. The twenty
second of the series of PARALLELS is de-
voted to s.The Phsrisee and the P..bli-
oan.'' and the Sacred Musicians OF this
number are Ign9z AssmaJer, George
Perry, John Henry Griesbach ard
Johonn Van. Bree. TIE interesting
series of Chances at Bible History is con
Guided in this number, as is also Mrs.
Farmers story, "Want She Made of
Her Life" Miss Mathews "Djlsttante
DAYS" goes on in the same charming
manner, and "L,ve's Harvest shows
signs of nearing its end. Among the
other articles are Gold st. Joseph's" Of
Philadelphia; 1.-THE Home and Grave of
Anthony Wayne" Gounod's "Mors OF
Vita" and many bright short srticles,
stories and poems Published by MRS.
FRANK LESLIE, SO. IS and 81 Park
Place, Now York city, at 25 cents =
number, OF 50 30 year. postpaid.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-21
6 ! ! l G a G Q
GOT ACE
ORGAN

Has aStniusd \ standard Of o1ssllsuec With
admits OF no superior.
Il contains every improvement n.t nTencve
esniuD, skiu AID money csn prodrss-
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Thrifty Rrd<Eins.

Isaac W .ll.,u-on. who ruas trading pJ>t at Ss ':ion. on the Pima re-crruti, m, has ,eea in town scv4ral days pu chasing 4 -tock of go ,ds. Ills trade ia exclusively alth ,hc .di,ns Of the reservation, who ex. change wlrat for yood>. The Indians raise
 many thousands of bushels of wheat every
 es'"n, and the cop hi, year IS larger than ever before. This wheat i> said to b. eqaai 10 ihe best CalIoriiia or M mn sota wiuier wheat Ar. William on says the Piml In- iiars are making considerable progress in civilization under the fostering care os Agent Whrrler. \ large Dumher of ,h..m attend tne re.eTvItion school, and s'Ine of them make very rapid progress iH their stud.e. Many of the olc buck, have been ,nducrd To have their hair cut ana don ,Le garb Uf civil izatiun. 4 good many Of them have so been persuaded to abandon the miserable wickiups in wbirh they have live from t.me ;inInc;norial. snd numerous small but com. fortahle adohe house, are b-ing built around the agency, On the whole, the condition of the Pimas scrns to be improving sat!siac. turily. Mr. Williamson returned to Sacston yesterday, having concluded tue purchase Of a s2l5t0 stock o. goods.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Notice.


 Tue reguisr drill nigh.s of Inc Select Kniybts, A. o. L. W has been fixed fur each Wednesday and Saiulday night cf each week at a' pl"ry ou A,len street. i.sl " A Schwnr z's shoes it ,, x.n ,ha they n ke the bapirs stniie. i-6
 The ta"r'noneter rcsisirre 94 ics recs ar moon 'o day.
 Misir. singing and square game. a: the Crystal Palace jeitf.
 Fifteen bal pool and bi!lis.ds al the B.nk Exchsuge.
 Anheu-er beer and Fretzc!s ut the Bsnk F.xchsnge.
 For schooner of Anheuser beer on drdught, ice cold, 20 10 tiic BAuk Exchange. Diop into the Crystal Palace for choice Auhcu>er beer un drndght, ice cold cut uf ihe patent German i,untsin. jel;f
 When you take your lady cut, veal Schw II z's shn,s, and you wI.i feel rss, and c"mi"Tinb.e. je8.
 After hfasf, to make yourself feel happy. $" |" Asnmun s Walkers and purchase .h"'cr imported cigar. Get pair of \. Schwsr;z's g-nts' walk ing s!i"es, andf': Iiii D.ve. need d cen doctor. je G. T" he patriotic one must smoke, and the best and chcaps, p,ace to purchas" your tobacco anti cigars IS d, Ashmun tS Walkers. 1T you want good pas;urare for your hor e, send Item to .he California ranch Is r, lies iron. Tombstone. For terms and par sticulars apply to J. NJ. Nash, at the Ec!,,s bakery on Allen street nia9lf.
 For lhe finest brand of imported wines liquors and cigars, the Pony saioen lake the cake. Ter, and J"hnny are alway glad tn meet tn"r f-iends, and you may depend oa receiving ,b- fines; kind cf rrsiaent. jeaUtt
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Sharp Practice.

Constable J ,mes left Tombstone yes 'erdsy 10. the purpose of collecting some bills for 4. F"r,Iouis against Prr.ston & Nelson, of Bsbes. The constable wen. prepared to attach in the eveut of their refusal 10 pay, but whilst the papers we.e being made oUt be:ore Judge Al word, his honor had occasion tn step int. the saloon of A J Mehan, who ,hereu pon iesrped of the character of the proceed- Ipgs, so he Nehsn 8, once started for Bisu@e on au errs7d oi similar character, uesting Mr. Jrmos out there hy several hours; collecting all his b'Is, and leaving The parties to mako. sn ss.igrmsa, l'eforr iie arrival of NT. James, cons qu. T. ' .!i MT. Jsmcs could do on his aurlval WAS to place ST siiacnment upon ,he prem s"s and tcst the legality of the assi sn ment.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
AT THE STJCLI4NRESTAV1' ANT IN THIS CIT7. 70
In Honor of the Appoint ment of W. K. Meade as
 U. 5. Marshal.
Given by his Friends of Both Parties-Mr. Meade re
 marH 8 Etc.

The St Julian wss the scene of . grand banquet last evening given by the friends of United States Marshall Meade, by his friends bo,t democrats and republicans In horror of his appointment, and as an assurance of their confidence m him. The banquet table was set for twelve persons, who Sat down at about o'clock. Mir. Birks the proprietor of the restaurant was given carte blanche ts gct up the supper, end the markets were secured for guod things, and the result showed that there were many good things to De had, and reflected great credit up0,s Mir. eirks ga < cateer.
 There were some twelve courses brought upon ihe table, and the riands were thoreu- yhiy enjoyed ay the guests. The banquet lasted about four hours and the future prv- spccts of A,izona and Of the new marshall were discussed uc libituin, and many were the toasts drank the principal one being re. s2ondei to by Marsha! Meade, who said: GsntleI:, 'n--You have conferred a great hVpor upon uie tonight, ore that has en- tirely taken ne by surprise, and thank you fur Your many expressions of respect and kindness. n regards to my office 1 shall Try ana n'l II to the best ot my ability wl:h fu'rness aDl justice to everyone and shall ai- ways rcme.nter that am with the people and o' tnc people oi Arizona. As 10 the dis p"sition of my depu.i and my ofiic= have n"t Sct given any attention, but I assure you that whatever 1 do w:il be for the benefit of tle whole territ'ry and not for any one DOT ti"n. Thanking you again for this unex. per,ed honor. promise that 1 1Ml always strive tu do iay duty.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
OFF SHOOTS,

Good linen shir,s SIPS at Meyers. s6 pants for S4 a..J. Meyers | Bro Overails 6 cents per pair at Mvy.r.. Fiaanel underwear for cost s. Meyers Tea Kettle whisky at Eaferty's saloon Shoes for your own price at J. Meyer. 6 Bro.
 For genuine Tea Kettle whiskygo 10 Cap, Rsfiertys'
 'o,e leather trunk given away vi:h ere.. purchase att. Meyers & Bros.
 All goods below cost at J. Meyers &;Bro Allen and Fifth .stsests.
 Full stock calf ho0ts for S4 at J. Meyer. 6 Bros.
 The Pioneer mills four. Sacramento is tke best in the market. For sale at the Cash sioie of WoLOorT < MsssIck.
 The best Cslifornia and ranche butter a, the Casb Store of WALcorr & MasIcE.
 Fresh eggs always O., hand at tue Cash Store of WALCor1 X MEsIcK
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Last Obscquies.

One Cf the saGuest occurrences thss
 hss h,r taken pace in Chsrieston was ,he funeral If t.e late Mrs E T GarIock, winch took place st 6 o'clock this mora. 'ng. The business houses closrd while 'he silert Irocesslon fled through the s'rte's OF its way to Fairbank, where tie bndy was io be placed on the trsia ard L.gin it's long journey to the lasd where ,be deceased had passed her girl hood days, and where arxiops hearts had bid her fast good bye; there ts be laid under the sod of htr birth p.aee. About fifty people panied the remains ts Fairbsnk. Arriving there the scene was II sao one and hesrt rendering ~nd not dry eye WAS to be sren. Mr. Garieck as- e m ani ,hs remains. The death ef Mrs. Gar ock has cast a sorrovful gloom over 'hs :own ef Charlestop, where she wss universal faJurits.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Occidental

Hotel. The only irst-clsss hote! h Tombstone. s:.usteG CD the cornsr ot Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throIghouc, sud has all mod Tn Improvements. Travellers are recom- Inerde,: ts stop at ina house. Prirste -ooms for commercial travellers. ino bar of this house IS furnished win im proved billiard ,sbies and card rooms, and is stocked yi;h the finest brands os wines, liquors and cigars.
 a6tf JosxRH PAscHoLY,
 Iropr:eto,,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

received to-day, the latest and finest and best pants patterns ever seen in Tomb stone. If any gentleman wants 2 pair of psnts made of ths i.,es: goods and perfec. ft, will guarantee ;t or no pay. Pants made from sIi Up to $i4. Come and examine my goods. II don't cos. you cen, to exsuine my goods.
 CHARLES HAREIs Bauer's Block, Fourth St. Tombstone
 E4tf.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Lost OF StraNefl.

One buckskin horse, four years old. abou. f5 has,'s high, No brand One black horse, 5 years old, about l4lE hands high, Mexican brand on lief, hip and J. H.. on shoulder. The s.,oye were last seen on the ranch Of Thomas Dunbar at Tres Alamos. A libera! re wnrd w,ll be paid for this return to ;he Fhasiau Stabies.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

The way in which the sports were tureing at the tigers tail today, shows tha: money is plentiful.
 It is reported that David [. Cooper. pub fisher of the boiler piate, having secured passes for himsel: aud wife over the Souih- ern Pacific railroad, leaves fo. San Francisco in afew days
 Mir. '. y. Doweli has reduced the terms of tuition to s per mont: for either Spanish or bookkeeping to those attending at his of- fee.
 Notice is hereby given that there will be 2 meeting of the Tombstone Stockgr0wers Association at the Court Hcn.e " Tomb stone at o'clock, p. n, on Saturday July IS, 1885. All members arc urgently requested to be p-esert. C. $. ABBOTT. Jy l5 i'd President.
 Go to the Crystal Palace saloon for q Big Schooner of ice cold Anhsusssr beer drawn from the patent German fountain. Of!y 12lz cents per g!ass.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

There is one enterprising man ia Tomb s'on' ,snd you c-n see 4 by his opening up such n,aiDmnth establishment rIvh, where the 1rsnd restsurant WAS former 'y. Hr keeps nothing hu, shoes. A. Schwartz has full confidence ip Tomb store's prosperity. ie 5.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

Give the Dew tailoring establishment 2 call. 1 guarantee perfect satisfaction, 0: no pay demanded. All work done q. short notice. Don't ia!i 10 see him Chus. Harris, Rsuers hotel block on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Notice.

If the Isrt:es who lave the property house. son .istin- of diamsnd ring, pair of diamond esrrinc,, one gold b'ea-tgir and aud go d thimblc with inc name of :" Mary questions wii te asked.
 MART TACK
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
ShOOtiNQ Gallery.

Chicken, pigeon ard target shooting eve-y day st Col. Deans gallery, Allen street, between 5,h and 6!h, attached to the gallery is cosy ssloon, where all kinds of cool snd refreshing drinks esa be had. je, 30 tf.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
LOCATIONS
EO0rd of SUDefrisOrs.

B'aTd met ursGanl to acj 'urumo nt Pr, sent. iuIi b,mrd. Fl nUtcs Of last meeting read and ap. roved.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
1hos. j. Ooweli.

Spanish and bo"k-keepsug. Easy terms Practical methods. Crayon drawing and pennniarship. Childrea's class m Spanish nccis at 9 o'clock every morning.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

The stock of natural ,cs recently pur chased by Us. being a,l consumed, the price of ice hereafter will be cents per pound. which rate viii be maintained during tse season. soCTEwEsTyaH les Co.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
Ion | 1ti&ft

All kind, oi tailoring done. Clothes made, c'saaed and repaired at the lowest tying rates a, inc tailoring establish men, of Chas. Harris, in Bauer s clock, GU Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

Taken up on inc streets of Tomi stone. one sorrel mule. Owner can have the same by calling On Andy Mehan, coE> table, and pay ing costs, ie o9ino
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
County Records
MART TACK.

The following instruments have been filed in ihe office of the County Record. CT.
 LOCATIONS Grover Cieveiau; mi;Isite. Dr,goon district; X !, Tweed.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

Schwartz only keeps white mems goods and this is llo.e than 2 great many others keep.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16
CifVFuthers.

The recu ar mesting of the city coaa- ell was held last evening at the city hall. present, May Thomas, Councilmen Knight, Co,u an q Rafsr,y.
 &inu'ss.of previous meeting read and sppro7ed. The following bills were read and re- ferrcd to the fpance committee: JE Palmer, $4o; A Hartman, Sl0.
 On motion inc following bills rere or- isred paid. W omith D S"i Asfaei. -... " oO Bmhin, Tweed < C.. ........ 19 50 Hu1chucs Water Ca. 10 % Tombstone Gas Co. .... 125 % Kohlsr 6 Watt. T co noiIer pIste. .......... 46 60
 On motion the city attorney was m -'ruc ed tn prep1re an ordin nc, reiuc ing the membership ot each fire com ,4ny from 100 to 40.
 The report ct ths expert oa the books
 fthe iaie treasurer, Erank H.rch, was cad and referred Ia the committee on ouuks
 Ou motion license m .iters were laid 'ver unr,' The mex. regular meeting, O. motion the c"uncil sdjlurneI un- '2 P. n |" day. The sdjourrei meeting nf the cnuncil Vas hr!d ihis af;rrno III. full bnir.i pres nj, Mayer Eh"m.s in the Gr;.r.
 The nr.utr. "f rn- pr-v.pa, .n ':tin. ~sir r. ad sud approved. Acting Cny irea>Ir'r Ritter turned VT 'hr sum st Sl.1l6 @ Oh mntIun iht books aid mnr.y were 'nrned "s,. 10 he ci;y tr,asuIrr, ' L Il igrsR.
 On motion warrant No ,C5. drawn on ae gener. fun,i in favor "'J JE P.m,r IT S2J d"iiars uns Cahce led. ca m-';nn s wsIrsnt w"s drawn on Ire con;inarn, frLd tsr s25 in i.v.i If E PaIm,r.
 C"unci then adj urnrd.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-16

Constable $ NJ M.Clareu wus up fir, m Charleston to-day.
, 1885-09-26
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, Sept. 23rd.-A speculative
buoyancy in wheat is checking operations
in -four.
Austria denies any intention Of annexing
Bosnia, but expresses IL desire 10 see
the rebellion in Ronmelia quelled. 1t is
probable that a conference will assemble
and that the question will be settled in q
manner favourable to turkey without war.
London news states that the Secretary
Of State for Home Affairs diSavows the re-
ported police interference with the Socialist
meeting at Linrhouse.
New York Sept. 24th.-Advices trom
San Francisco state that Spreckles, the
Hawaiian m~onopolist, is increasing the
price of sugar. He thinks it possible to
reach fiji cen cents because of the shortage
in beet sugars.
The Ocean race between the "Genesta"
and the "DauntlesS' began in a calm du-
ring which the 'Dauntless" lost ground.
1t ended however in a bowling equinoctial
Gale, the "Genesta" being the winner.
Four sailors were injured in the storm.
A Stockholm dispatch reports that seven
teen persons were crushed to death through
crOwding at Wilson's concert.
The smallpox epidemic at Montreal
continues to be- very distressing.
Continental news states that the Rus
slams have withdrawn the Bulgarian army.
The Roumelian authorities have diScharg-
ed the Mussulmans and Prince Alexander
declares that he is able to fight the Porte
in case of war.
Some uneasincss continues to be felt on
the Paris Bourse owing to the unsettled
state of R0umtIia.
The Russian Press in editorials on The
Revolution consider it impossible TO restore
the status quo.
1t is announced that Prince Bismarck
has accepted SPANS explanation RESPECT
ing he Madrid incident and is willing to
refer the Caroline dispute to the arbitra-
ton of the Pope.
(See Supplement-