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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneera
TkTsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
YAIE ON STREET NORTH, NEAR SEW.
ENTERNrii STREET WEST.
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated 23d Septem- Eh
Der, 1871 and recorded among the land records Ill
9i the District of Columbia, in Liber 694 pages ~
SZ &C. and at the request of the party secured there
py the subscriber VIII sell at public auction,
nsheSt piGSsT IN Tont OF the premises on FRIDAY,
O'CLOCK NJ; part Of square one hundred and sew
enty In the city of Washington In said Dis
srsst for the same at point north
tersecton with 18th street west and run thence east
on said street fOrty-four t44) feet and extending
back south aud the width Of said one
and ten lO feet TO twelve foot wide alley, with the
belonging. ~
Terms of sale: The amount secured unpaid (Sl 900
ana interest at Z per centum per ann1m from I3d
sept. le12), and the expenses Of sale in cash. Of
which 200 shall be paid at time of sale; balance in
secured notes Ct SIX and twelve months with interests
All conyeyancing at purchasers cost II cOmpli.
ance be not had with terms Of sale within ten
days thef eater q resale may be had at defaultnQ
purchasers cost and risk AFTER days notice in Even
Ing Star.
CHARLES n. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
mnAo-oSdS 1908 3lst at
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SHOT THE MAN WHO BETRAYED HKR.-At
Memphis, Tenn, last night Emma Norman, Q
killed Henry Arnold, proprietor OF Q grocery
store at 100 Beal street, who had betrayed her
promises to marry her, but who i've months
ago married Miss Nellie kiley.
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Signed by the Controller.
MR.. DURHAM CONSIDERS MAJOR LYDECKER

MR.. DURHAM CONSIDERS MAJOR LYDECKER AS
STILL IN OFFICE.
First Controller Durham to-day signed the
warrant for the District Commissioners on the
requsition of Commissioners Webb and Ly-
decker. The first controller says that no
information has been received at his
Office going to show that Major Lydecker is not
entitled to continue in Office, and he therefore
regards him as holding over until he is relieved
by his successor.
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The widdicomo Furniture company's factory,
adopted the etGhtrhour aystem yostsrday on
their own motion.
ChriotmAa, an American young lady, and the
Marquis dAulnn was signed Last Monday e.
Paris.
Gen. J. H Dsvereux, prssideut a the Glove
land. Columbus. O1ne1nnAd and IndiauApoiis
railroad, died Is 0neinna0 last night e oennOr
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w. 81. HOOKS.

For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers.
Baltimore, Md.
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DUFFY,S PURE MALT wHIsKEY.
Clear Your Throat.


ayes, sir, human fog-horns! Why, If animals
made the same unearthly noises men often
do on the streets, they would brighten the null
titude."
Inc speaker referred to the painful effort men
make-and women, too-to relieve their throats
OF the hard, choking accumulations which dam
up the air-passages to the lungs and "red lane"
70 the stomach. These throat-noises, varied
with wheeling, sneezing, having, coughing,a are
oanger-signals, which indicate the presence, In
the midst Of these delicate organs, of bronchial,
catarrhal or asthmatic troubles, and are often
the outbursts ofinflamed lungs In the incipiency
OF consumption. Can't we be warned In time,
out, clearly, hopefully and strong? The best
medical authorities recommend alcoholic slim
ull IN the treatment of diseases of the throat
ana lungs, which means pure stimulant, OF
course. Pure stimulant means that which is
absolutely free from fusil Oil. Duffy's pure
malt whiskey is the only absolutely pure whis-
Key In the world, the proprietors of which are
the dlscoverers OF process which eliminates
All poisonous ingredients, and, combining
1ood and stimulant quality, it is prescribed as
meolclne by physicians everywhere.
176 E. S5TH STREET. NEW YORK, N. Y.
Dear Sfrs-I am compelled to say that the
erect OF your formula, with your Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, has been far beyond my expec-
tations. have a strong and positive faith,
and have 1t upon the fact that since taking
your whiskey I have been almost completely
relieved from ASTHMA.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP O'CONNEL.
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINZ.
MEDICAL, DC.

hR AND NINE SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST. NV
H. Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies'
remedies prompt and reiabie advice free and conf
sentll: terms reasonable Call or write. mhlS-lws
1lCeleorated DIR. p. RECORD, OF Paris DR.
SlGtSMoNDS Bleana Eradicator. for sale at c
p. G. mhS1mS
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EIoPED WITH HER NEPHEw.-Society in
Brownsville. Tex, Is greatly excited over .
scandal IN high life. Sonora Luz Gomez, the
beautiful wife OF Gen. Gomez, commander OF
day night with her nephew. Senior Zaragosa.
She Is reported 70 have taken $1,000 Of the
generals money. The fleeing couple crossed the
ris, which sailed from Brasos Santiago Wed.
nesday morning. Tor Galveston and New Or
leans.
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THE PROPOSED EXTENSION or THE MErRopoL
ITAN LINE


THE PROPOSED EXTENSION or THE MErRopoI-
IrAN LINE
The Commissioners have approved the pro.
posed amendment 70 the charter OF the Metro
politan Railroad company. which provides foe
an extension Of its present line at the terminus
on Az street at corner Of street. along said o
street 90 Water street. and thence northerly
along Water street TO NJ street; thence eastward
along NJ street until IL shall intercept the
ST. from 9th St east it's present terminus. 60 In
street east and thence southwark along 11th
20 Virginia avenue. The Commissioners recon-
its tracks nom 18th street south Of II running
70 the state, War and Navy building, and ~
store the street TO proper condition. They also
call attention TO the large number OF passenger
that the company should be required In view
OF the additional privileges proposed TO 10
granted, TO put on their main line from George
town TO the Capitol, and on their 9th street line.
cars OF the most modern pattern, with conduo-
tors on each, for the comfort and convenience
Of passengers.
The ELKs' BENEFrT.-The dramatic festival
~ the National this afternoon for the benefit Of
the Washington Lodge OF Elks was very largely
special train was arranged Tor by the order OF
Elks 20 convey MIR. Dixey, the actor and his
party back 20 New York In time Tor to-night's
performance. This train passed through Balti-
more at 2.oS p. m.
A HUSBANDS BILL FOR DIvoRcE.-Robers
divorce from Mary D. Craig. They were married
January 10, 1874, by Rev. A. j. Gill and have
nve children, ana he charges that for the past
ferrous course OF life. frequently Visiting bouses
OF designation, which he FIRST learned OF January
18TH last, and that she il now, under the name
Oh Mabel Ellice, Keeping such house herself He
prays q decree giving him the custody Of the
children.
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Traveller Guide.

PENN RourE-B q p station. 9Th ana 7, s,s-r
n Y Philadelphia, BOSTON and the Fast, 7I5, 300.
and III :2O night For Boston. pm. Idsiiy1 Phsdel
pm. ao iS and ss Sixb on
Cincinnati 81 Louis and Pittsburg and west 9aO An
Shieago Limited init daily $50 am, Fast llnel daily
s sss s Poc % Das.sO i seS
Richmond and the south. q. lfSi a n. DAILY.
4:S5 pm. except sunday For baltimore 6asE
!aS S ss9 s ssS 800 800 s ioo l pms s sS @
night On Sunday. $500 300 IL 90 a. M. 900, s:2O.
lo S s pm M am: AMID !.S Hsh .i For
sunday. For Annapolis. sI5. am. 1906 and 4:lS
pm. daily. except sunday. ON sunday. y am, 4:s0
b AND O. RourE-staton, Corner New Jersey Ave.
lied I0:io M; for uneinnst Louisville and g
Loai. daily 800 p m. io;lS J: m For Pil.s6urs.
ssS rns sS so ss ana ne
$50 sse and and % For "a saSS.s
nson and sG. S w,.
$50. $40. and IL p m: On sundays. $50 a M and
BrSnch a' 6 m DAILY s''. e9osps On s M
Gay, and ESQ p ~, daily a;4o p M. Daily e.os1s
lions: iof Ls;Iinsioa: Stanton and Valley sI.ncs
town and &incie:iei. $40 m Gag am. dsiiy. ss
snG and Sss
l1;2o I'm daily except SUNDAY .,,.
orleans and Atlanta, ll:l6 a M daily For Louis,
y 'so pa.y a. :Sssssrn %s and
daily. except sunday: Warrenton. an. daily eIceps
sunday. ill5 am. $50 y. m For Lynchburg (wsv
saENASpoAH RourE-R O. stAtion---For New
a1s sG r d Lazy.
burg and all stations a m and $40 p m every day
GOOD News FOR HONEST. Jacobs OH con-
quers rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
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1923 PENN AVE p,rrsprpc

1913 FEM. I'VE, PITTSBURG, PA.
Gentlenaen-My BRONCHIAL TUBES were
e1ected from cold of ten months standing,
hOarseness, sore throat, terrible cough, the
symptoms: My physicians prescribed Duffy's
pure Malt Whtskey, and l am very much bet
ter.
Respectfully, &C..
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ONE C0MBINATION BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLE COMPLETE. WITH BALLS, CUES,
RACKS, &c, AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall
sell the above table. mhlS-2t
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GOOD NEWS FOR HONEST. Jacobs Oh con-
Quers rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
There are no nauseous narcotics In Red Star
Cough Cure. II is purely vegetable.
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The connecticut house has ps..ed the ban
thirteen years q go
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND. ENGLISH, GERMAN AND
ACtr, nch taught by W. +. MEYER, Practical STEM
ogrspheT. STA ; II. NV. mh1S-2ws
INHENCH COURSE. UNDER THE DIRECTION
= of DR. LION DEBEL4, from Paris. also iagi in.
Greek and Chinese ASK for circulars 1885 ST.
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ENOR REASONS BEST KNOWN TO THE
OWNER,
have received orders to sell the Stock and Contents
in store
9Os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SECOND.
AT TEN AM,
And win continue daily until all goods are disposed of
The stock contains prime and frst-class Dry Goods
and Notions, consisting Of
Silks, Velve.s, Satins, fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres
embroidered FanneIs. Table Linens, Towels
Laces, Embroideries. Gloves. Jerseys, Umbrellas
ana Parasols, Whit sShirts, together with a full
line Of Domestics.
Ladies will do well TO attend this SALE as a good as
Terms cash.
mhlS-5tH EOTEY Aucfiopoo-
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The Courts.

COURT In GENERAL TERN.
To-day, United States agt. Nardello; murder;
on hearing.
EQUITY COURroJudQe James,
To-day, Smith agt. Smith; auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered, Upper
man agt Upperman; rule on defendant issued
Knight agt. Sheed; sale ratified MIST. Cannon
agt. MCGUIRE; decree removing cloud on title
granted. Watkins agt. Thompson; Bartlett
Thompson directed to answer questions.
CIRCUIT CoURTDJud0e Hdoner.
To-day, Bradley ct al. agt Hewitt ct al; on
hearing.
POLICE C0URT-Judoe Shell
To-day, VIM. M. Schleuter, selling LIQUOR after
hours; $1O collateral forfeited. Samuel Ward,
disorderly; S5. Edward Davis, embezzlement;
grand jury; bonds $500.
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CONSIDERED BY THE CABINEN-The pro-
posed abrOgetion of the treaty with the Hawai-
ian government was under consideration ct the
cabinet meeting to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND CON NERCfAL
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 o. m prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported By
special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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FT,HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Il Washington. d. C., (123 18th ST. n.w.)
And in the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free. New terms begin now. mh6
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SECRETARY WHITNEY and Commodore Har.
mony have gone to Philadelphia to examine
the grounds Of the naval asylum there for the
purpose OF deciding whether q right of way
through the grounds should be given to the Bal
timOre aud Ohio railroad.
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Deputy Marshal McBlair Resigns.
Deputy Marshal Charles Ridgely McBlair,
who for the past three years has been in charge
at the Police Court, to-day rendered his resigna-
ton to Marshal Wilson to take effect on Friday
next, and it was accepted. Mr.. McBlair re-
signs to enter the brokerage business.
The SMALLPOX IN CANADA UNDER Con-
TRoL.-The regulations issued last October for
the maintenance of quarantine inspections on
the northern frontier have been revoked. This
action is based on official Information, that
smallpox, which was epidemic in certain
provinces of Canada, is now under control.
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Alexandria AMhira.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
FIRE-About z O'Clock this morning an
alarm was sounded for the partial burning OF q
smoke house I'm the rear OF Chas. Helmuths
green grocery and meat store on King aud 90.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The circuit court. Judes
Keith, is still occupied with civil cases The
divorce case OF Francis NJ. Humphries agt VIM
now, is postponed, to be heard by the fudge m,
vacation. A reference was made OF the case OF
John Powell agt. Jane L. Powell. The cases of
Acker and Lakewood agL A. and F. r. X Co.
ana OF Rogers agt Brophy went over for further
Patricks Day last night at ST. Marys
church drew a congregation that filled the
church. The Alexandria Catholic Beneficial So
ciety moved from its hall TO church I'm regalia.
Rev. Thos. stack, :. j., delivered a panegyric
on IT. Patrick and In the service of the evening
hymn oil Invocation TO the saint was sung.
NOTES.-The Hook and Ladder company
have not as yet made contract for the new
truck OF which the city has authorized the
is here i'm reference to the matter and will sub.
init estimates. Other propositions have been
received from Washington and other cities.-
81 raul 8 church lecture room has lust been
handsomely refitted, and is now again In use
by the congregation.-Judge Meade has
bailed Henry Fisher, charged with stealing in
Alexandria county, and on giving a 500 an.
pearance bond he has been DISCHARGED from
Jail" Messrs. j. and ii. Atcherson nave suo-
ceeded Cathcart q Co., OF the Neptune IRON
works, on Union street.
MISS NDS.-MlSS Elizabeth Mins
turn, OF New brunswick, Nj, who was reported
TO have lost S15o,OO0 In bonds that she had
placed In the care OF ogilby, the defaulting
cashier OF the New Brunswick savings bank
publishes card denying the entire story and
stating that she never lost q cent through Mr.
Ogllby. Miss Minturn is a sister Of Mrs Verdi
wife OF Dr. Giro >. Verdi, recently OF this city.
but who has returned 70 Italy to live.
George O. Cannon failed to respond In Sale
Lake City yesterday when his case was called
In court, thus FORGETTING $4,000.
A new club, OF which the mem bership IN TO be
strictly limited TO citizens of the United States
Is to be opened in Paris on the LIST OF next
month. Its name is the American club. and ils
first president is Mr.. Spence.
AtCarrolton, Miss, fifty men yesterday went
to the court house. where thirteen negroes were
awaiting trial for attempting 10 Kill James Lid.
dell, and shot ten OF the prisoners dead and
MORALLY wounded the other three.
United States Minister Jackson has left the
City OF Mexico for this country, on a three
months leave of absence.
The governor of Louisiana has issued a procla.
nation ordering an election May 20, la the
second congressional district, 10 Mi the VACANCY
caused by the death OF Representative Hahn.
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EsSONs IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
SAXTON SI4 18th Il. NV, mtSlm
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
A THOROUGHLY GENTLE HORSE, ANYONE
CAN DRIVE HING. PHETON AND SET
SINGLE HARNESS AT AUCTION
SATURDAY. MARCH, TWENTIETH 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my auction rooms
shall sell the above outfit, which was purchased
especially for lady but owing to the owner leaving
the city 1t must be sold to the highest bidder
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A bill for divorce has been filed by Mrs. Eme-
line v. Tyson against George e. Tyson, the for
mer case, filed in 1883, in which q cross-biu wa
filed, having been dismissed. The defendant Il
well known as Capt. Tyson, Of Arctic fame.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-10
CONDENSED NEWS.

The following interesting items OF
foreignnews werereceived by thesteamer
Mariposa which arrived from the Colo
nies last Saturday en- rOute for San
Francisco:
The French Government has asked
the Greek Premier to disarm before
the presentation of the ultmatum from
the Powers Shots have been ex-
changed between the Greek outposts
and the natives in Thessally.--A dis
patch from Earl Granville confirms the
declaration that France has deferred
action with regard to the New He
brides until replies are received giving
the views of the Colonial Governments
on the matter-The London Times
states that the art products of the Colo
nies are striking "A London dispatch
says Fifteen thousand Abyssinian
troops have been massed at Keren to
resist the occupation of Massowah by
Italy President Cleveland in a mes
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tee reported printing Of various bills
which were then distributed.
Mr. Aholo Of the Finance Commit
tee reported adversely on an increase
of mail carriers pay from Hilo to Kau,
with recommendation that the peti
ton be referred to the Minister of In
terror. On motion of Mr.. Dole the
report of the committee was adopted
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
His Excellency the Minister of For
eign Affairs submitted the Report oi
the Department of Foreign Affairs in
both Hawaiian and English. Insult.
cient time compelled him to submi,
the report in an incomplete state The
general policy and action Of the depart
ment were we'll set forth in this book
On next Tuesday supplement will
appear bound similarly devoted to de.
tails.
Mr. Gibson moved the order Of the
day but withdrew the motion.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Gulick read for the first time
by title, under suspension of rules, ar
act to prevent the obstruction of streets
of Honolulu, Lahaina, Wailuku and
Hilo.
Mr. Dickey read for the first time 8
bill to amend an act relating to stamp
duties Ordered to second reading.
Mr. Neumann gave notice of bill
relating to duties on wines. Also tc
codify the laws OF the Kingdom. He
also read for the first time a bill tc
amend the act concerning the Lord:
day, commonly called Sunday.
Mr.. Dole moved that his petition
from Lihue concerning hospital be
withdrawn from Committee on Public
Lands and Internal Improvements and
referred to Sanitary Committee. Car
ried.
The Chair then read an invitation
from the commander of H. B. M. S.
Triumph to the members of the Legis
lature to visit the vessel at 1890 A. M.
Monday. On motion Of Mr.. Dole
the Secretary was instructed to accept
the invitation for the House.
Mr.. Richardson moved to adjourn to
o'clock Monday afternoon. Lost.
Mr.. Castle moved the order Of the
day. Carried.
The House then went into Com
mittee of the whole with Mr. Kauna
mano in the Chair to discuss the Fire
Limits Bill
AT - o'clock the committee rose
and reported back the bill with certain
amendments, and recommended it:
reference to select committee The
Chair then appointed Messrs Gulick,
Neumann, Bishop, Castle, Cecil Brown,
Keau and Baker.
Adjourned till I o'clock Monday.
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We wish to call the attention of the
present Legislature to bill which ought
to be introduced without delay. We
refer to bill to define and regulate the
grade and width of the sidewalks
throughout the different streets of
Honolulu, and of other towns for that
matter, together with regulation de-
fining the material to be used and Civ
ing general specification for the con-
struction of sidewalks, SO that they will
be laid down with some uniformity. 1t
does not take any more lumber and
labor to construct a substantial and
level sidewalk than it does for property
owners to follow their multitudinous
conveniencies and build irregular
structures from door to door. The
Legislature can regulate this matter
with small additional expense to the
present system of sidewalk construction.
The public will endorse any practical
action they may take for the future.
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sage to Congress advocate the creation Of
a United States Commission to settle the
labor strikes, which he attributes in a
large measure to the greed of employers
An Athens dispatch OF April z6th
states that number of vessels belong
ing to the combined squadron have ar
rived at Pireus to emphasize the de
mands of the Powers for the demob-
ilization of the Greek forces. A dis
patch from Rome or the goth ult.
says word has been received from the
East Coast Of Africa that the Emir of
Afar, a province south of Massowah,
has attacked and massacred a number
of Europeans resident in his dominion,
including the entire expedition dis
patched by the Italian Government for
the exploration of the interior The
British authorities have rejected Mukh-
tar Pasha's army scheme for Egypt.
London dispatch says uneasiness is felt
because Russia is massing her troops
in the neighborhood of the historical
Crimea. An associate press dispatch
of the a6th ult. says that Mr.. Cham
berlain, in the House Of Commons,
will move an amendment to Mr.. Glad
stones Irish Land Purchase Bill "A
London dispatch of the 10th ult. de-
clares that the Canadian Government
has seized an American smack, arriy-
| ing at Canada from Nova Scotia. "A
sculling match was rowed between
Goodwin and Matterson during the first
week Of Maya dispatch afa Lon
don, dated April 25th, says that ex-
President Arthur of the United States
is in a critical condition. Sir Thomas
Erskine May, late clerk of the House
Of Commons, has been raised to the
Peerage.
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To Whom 1t Nav Concern.
OFFICE OF WIN. T. WITHERs,
PRoP'R FAIRLAwN STOCK FARM

OFFICE OF WIN. T. WITHERs,
PRoP'R FAIRLAwN STOCK FARM,
LEXINGTON, KY, March 80, 1886.
This is to certify that the bearer, Wallace
Jackson, has at various times been in my en-
ploy, and can confidently recommend him
as thoroughly capable to take care of fine
horse stock. While with me he was al
ways honest, prompt and capable. He worked
for me here al Fairlawn, and also at His Ma
jesty's stables in Honolulu, and at both places
always looked upon him as my best groom.
(Signed,) r. S. WITHERS,
Manager of Fairlawn Farm.
Mr.. Wallace Jackson's Stables are situated
on the corner of Queen and Punchbowl streets,
where horses will be taken to board by the
week, day or month Horses broken to har-
ness specially. 2oo-6m
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-05-10

The major portion of the report of
the Minister of Foreign Affairs was
presented to the Legislature last Satur-
day morning The report will be sup
plemented early this week with statis-
tics giving the information asked by
the Legislature last week concerning the
the resolutions affecting the landing of
Chinese here. The Report of the
Foregn Office is both voluminous and
interesting. 1t contains great deal OF
desirable information and some very
sound suggestions of diplomatic char
acter. There are some things in it that
are open to criticism and some matters
Of public policy expressed with which
we do not agree. After careful read
ing, we shall comment more fully upon
the report during the present week.