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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure h of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 POW

er OF sale contained IN certain mortgage made BY
kckuauui to Mrs johnson, dated the Ssth day Of
December, ls2 recorded IN Liocr ~. page ~ Notice
IS hereby given that said mortgage intends 10
forecCse said mortgage Tor condition broken and up
on said foreclosure Will sell public auction the
salesguOm OF E Adams Il Co, IN Honolulu. on MON
DAY the isJh day OF April 1855 at u Nj OF said dly
the premises described in said mortgage below spe-
ciked.
tUruey At-lAw. Mrs. b. JOHNSON,
Mort-sEec.
Premises 70 be sold are All those premises situated
AZ M1noa, Oahu and being the same premises con
yeyed 70 said kekuanui b deed ef kGpihi and Bis
kekumu her husband recorded in Llber ~. PAGE %
containing area OF IL acres. iiJS Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

Ir is about time that the Customs STA
tistics should be given 20 the public We
have been treated t1 q short rs-7.a winch
was prepared for q special pGrpC>g. but MO
details have as VT been furnished Tins
Is. we know. net the fault 0f the Custom
furnished by thgu nearly a month SINCE
Il r ridiculous shat figures of such i1-.
portanta o. the community should d.
withheld f1r SD long time They are No
the greatest rise so merchants and tuIu
Ciers. besides beng % interest % the con.
muuIty a. large and % @ large number of
people abroad The sooner they are be-
fore the pUbic the 6gt5gr We believe
thar this Is the first uno for many yegr~
that they have u1t lppeGred before the
end ~ February
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN AEEnRn 4 NGE WIrrII 4 IsnM-

Il cr OF sale contained IN certain mortgage made by
John hAhkAkto to Z Lowrcy, dated the s4th day "
December ISL recorded In liber IS page 81. Notice
i hereby given that said mortgage intends 10 fore
close said mortgage for condition broken and upon
said foreclosure will sell al public anutiCu the sales
rvom Of Z Z Adams & CO, in Honolulu, on MONDAY.
tho isth day Of April. iSc6 Il NJ. said day, the
premises described in said mortgage below specified
Further particulars can be had of " CAsrtE, Al
toTney.at-Law. FRED. &. LOWREY.
Mcrtsa-re.
Premises 70 be sold arc: Al those premises situated
Al hailus, hc0lsupoko, oahu. more particularly de-
scrtbed in K -Sis A 6g72. issued hailikakiu,
faiher Of said mortga-or containing AREA Of 9llcO
acres. iiU5 u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure 4 ofSale
IN ACCORD NOE MIrII a POW

er Of sale contained IN certain mortgage made bv
MAlama 10 Miss Helen Norton dated the f3th dav Of
December. iSS2 recorded in Lrber - page no Notice
i hereby given that said mort-aEce intends 70 fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken and UPON
said foreclosure will sell public auction al the sales
ro0m OF I 7 Adams / Co, in Honolulu, on MONDAY
the Eth day OF April 1856, y NJ Of said day the
premises described said mortgage below specified
Further particulars be had OF W K CAsrtE, At
toruey-dt-Law. HELEN NORTON
Mortgage.
Premises to be sold are; All those premises de-
scribed IN K 1871, { A 1859 Mamok1elua father
OF said KAlIuia wife Of said MSama: said haIana
died before the death Of kamalii their daughter con-
tIining an area OF lultO acres OF land kane0he
Oahu. ffO5 h
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
TOUR OF THE ISLANDS {!

MR. MILLS the King accompanied WISEMAN
as Manager will Maui and Hawau following
Perform WAILUKU MAUI Wednesday Thursday and Friday
March Oath 25th and 26th.
Perform at PAIA MAUI Saturday Monday March 9th
29th.
Perform at KoKALA HAWAII Wednesday, and Thursday March
31st and April 1st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

ing a steamer in Philadelphia. although
the work could De done cheaper in Scot
land, the great patriots, who were willing
10 pay this money 70 support their eoun-
try have bought 4 couple Of English built
ships, twelve wears old, and havesent their
Philadelphia scheme 10 the winds.
There : no doubt about there being an
cmaies 0S 70 iuS and outs on sugar, but II
appears Us If those who are 'in7 are VIII
Ing. while II suits their purses to throw over
the American workman, 70 knock out AZ
American shipbuilding firm, and to make
Is much a. can be msde from whatever
turns up
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

TEE effect OF the work put IN by tie
Gorernmsnt Organ against the treaty IN
behalf Of privstR lirm l. beginning t0
become apparent bradstrssf's. whose San
rlfFrancisco correspondent was Mr. Buck
rF'land. of the San Francisco Merchant. savs
t,, in It's issue Of Feb 18th. that:
Morrison, VIM intruinred thn bah iuao the House
tl ahrlCute the AavaiiHu trEatY, las strong arr-
u1a1t IN tfs trrsr from fact thtt suns uf -ha
A inulitn pitnteus utilizing English sailiur
lls end steanrrs for he sli pulent Of their ur1-
lrcs ls-linst An1crica1 vessels Tins Is n sl1uz
Y cu1trrst b. the q the rf the Clif-
nl1ruid renrsry, vto haze cume East % Contract
Ilir lte t1iiinc Of E1ct1er llrge steauer u F1f-
II si.lrhia. aithou--h 1he usrk can be dnne ciearsr
u - tc.llrnd At prgseut thsrs Is a -rsat al1ualy
- = ~ ms and outs az the Pacific cnast s'lI-Ir
l1lrsi1rss.
OF course. this Is not going 10 be Of
N H5reat advantage 20 us IN treaty matters. It
a IS put in such a way IS to antaEunize many
n1o would do Us q good tEru-
NJ It certainly Is q cheap way Of making,
arital After All tins flourish about build
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
aortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN ACC'ORDANCE WITH 4 PnW-

er of sale contained in certain mortgage made hy
David Ohalc 20 Niss Bingham, dated the iith day
OF November lSs, recorded In Liber - page :. No
lice = hereby given that said mortgager intends 90
foreclose said mortgage, for condition broken. aud
uPcE said foreclosure will sell At public auction al the
sslesrJsnms Of 2 Adams & CO, In Honolulu, on MON
DAY. the lsih day OF April, iS At = VI. of said day,
the premises described in said mortgage below spe-
cihed.
Further particulars eau be had Of W K CSsrtE, At
trrncy Al Law. L. n BINGHAM.
Mortgacre.
Premises TO be sold are situated IN wainra. Uahu.
Al the undivided = Of said David Ohule IN those pre-
inises described IN 7 Ssl. l. Z fs6l % hacnune.
containing Of 4iiOo OF acre Also his share
N the undivided half OF the AhuPuaa o. waimca,
Oahu. ifJr Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgages Notice of Foreclosure & of Sale.
a EEAnn In 4 N-L,I, 1I-I-I,II In.Arr-

y -NNNVINIy-A-NNI " IIII II U "
i - Of sale contained in certain mortgage made BY
Bill kancakluht and Wlhtn euaikai his wife to Miss
Mary Parker, dated the s6th day Of January iS re
corded IN Liber IS page 10. Notice Is hereby given
that said MORTGAGE intend. to foreclose said mOrt
for condition bruken, and upon said foreclosure Will
sell AZ public auction 81 the salcSruoms Of Adams
$50 az i NJ of said Day, the premises described in
said mCrtsl-e a below spcciied.
Further particulars caC be had Of " K Castle At
torncy .ltLaw. MARY :. PARKER,
Mortgage.
Premises TO be sold ares All those premises situated
at PundlIu, kansohe. oahu. moIc particularly de-
>crioed IN ~, \ 2i9l 10 kalIiEil0 co1tIiniut
AREA OF I-lu acres; and beius conveyed to saiu
Wahinemiikai by deed Of said pateutee recorded il
Liber -, page l5>- nos d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

TH collapse Of the Halifax Sugar Refining
Company. with liabilities of S9t5-34l has caused
A sisstt str n both c1mnerriai and financial cir
ciz- Several canses responsible for the failure
AIMING the most important are the Incompetence
q the first manager and secretary. who we're in
p1rted from New York and Boston respectively:
discretionary c1tlss II favor Of Montreal to the
extent 0f s,tl-lCu year. LACK Of capital ami ad-
verse trsl-ht rates, the Intsrcoi1aIal Railway
charging Sc per Hun,irsd pounds more thaE the
Arlar-..a-l r-.-L-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
3aralian Gazette.

TUESDAY. NARCuis. Isss.

Is Ds- Goro stlIl employed by the Gov
ernment or Is BE- n0t1 We have definite
information that be Is NOT hooked upon as
a thoroughly qualified physician by the
Japanese Government. and yet be had
charge az kakasko Of certain people. lt
Is sud he was paid Ut the rate 0i S2cl0 a
year till the Government found ont tba;
they had made a mistake. l. any portion
Of the salary stin being pads
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgage sNOticeOf Foreclosure & of Sale.

N ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
4 Ct OF sale contained In certain mortgage made hv
hguutakea 20 q Castls Trustee dated the Sth day Of
December 1881, recorded IN Liber ~ page FL Notice
i hereby given that said mOrt-I-es intends 20 fore
close said mortgage, for condition broken and up0u
said foreclosure will sell AZ public auction al the sales
rooms Of Adams L Co, tn Honolulu. on MONDAY.
the l-th day Of April, lsc Il NJ Of said dIv the
premises described IN said mortgage J. below specified
Further particulars cIu be had OF " r CAsrLE At
tOcney at-Ldw. q. p. CASTLE Trustee
Mortgage
Premises TO be sold are 1st-AII those premises de
scEl5ed IN z 5552, L { 4 655 % Hekukahik0 $50
iuto acres At kallawai. Waikt- OIhu, and couvcygd
to said k1lhuiakea by dSed Of Mlk1u1has re
corded il Libcr s4. page ~
snd-All those premises described In r P z5s L 4 4
is.ft. 20 MlmaIa / 400 acres AZ Mauua CHHu ffU5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Administrator, Notice to Creditors.
ANTNE nLrI-N AnnnIN-rT-Irn ID

II ~ INNT bEEN AIIUINIFDb b
Ii The supreme Court. Admiuistraf1r Of the E-tfs
HlIa, Of the Island Cf Oahu deceased all creditors Of
the said Estate hereby notified present their
claims ruT enricatau and with proper vouchers
any exist, II the claim j. secured BY mortgage up
on real estate, the Office % NJ ; Grf1haHm
Co IN H1nOlHlu within ~ months from this day,
they viii BE- forever barred
All persons owing the said Estate are requested 70
settle their acr0unts with without delay; and all
persons owing the sid estate on account Of the store
business or the deceased Wliaiua ca settle the
same with Al Lin OF SAID WIrIlIa- = SELIG.
Admintstrlt1r Il the Estate 1t AhuuI-
Honolulu. Elrd Fshrulrv. Is-f Ilg= e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Nrw advertisements.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
Co-Partnership Notice

THIS Is TO CERTIFY. THAT WE.
i u. A Con -aives e Hu-chis1u and Wm- Lishmln-
at residing 40 HUuuIlu- Island Of Oahu cupartnerS
carrying business Importers Of General ACrchlH-
cissr azt also A. Commission Merchants uHfer the
n-u uIul 1f tr0N>ALFE> & CO. and that the place
Of business % said rm is Que=n street II said Homo
IIIu.
Dated March lIth I.c6-
" 4. GONSALVES.
e HUTCHISON.
flla 5t WA- LISHMAN-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
NOTES.

LHz L1ruut8 H5stztr-y Ti51g says= Tt Is IsIru.
cd tLal the cash system Is making p-uursss N
tii1sia- not rapIi- perhaps, but steady progress.
Numbers CT town and country st1reksepers are
beginning % have "a realizing seuse-7 that theT
cIn get good bargains II they 70 with money IN
tneir hands. And u do TINS they cannot sell on
twelve CT eighteen months time 50 they offer
Inducements for cash Would that tue same svs-
ten eUuId Be brought into vogue IL EonuluIu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

Has au ufce over Nss-rs Bishop s Cos Bank corner
Merchant and kIAh hgm1uu Sts- and viii be happy 70
attend any business trusted 70 his tu 5m
FURNISHED ROOMS--NeIt aud cusjly Fur
ui>1ed Rooms be bad bv early application az
igE5i No. 4GARDEN LANE.
THIS PAPER il kept on dle lt E. C. DAhE'S
Advcrti-iH Agency 81 and s. Merchants Exchange.
San FrIuciscu Cal, where contracts fer advertising
can Be made for IT, iu6j
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

Sydney Morning HsuAs Ventrloluut been eNceled
Sydney EcetiEg Ndrs:-Almos beyond dprlia
Melbourne Daily Mills addition efforts
as ToqG and fully sustained the reputation he brought with him to this colony
OF beng OF the of the art
Ioo"e Yentroquim of Mr. Mills far superior anything
heard here attract the the with
enables the
performer produce such rinaryeH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

PaoFESsoR lArrhnr 7. Halle says The importance
Of boEcutrI1g * new aad the name Il new hut the
Dracrlcs Itself. even o. a large scale, Is 10 new
thing The altl-siaTery men we're systs11asIcaIl
boEcuEtsd by the siaEelolders- The British tea
traders were most actively bogcntrsd b or flrs-
fathers Just before the outbreak Of the revolution
Iry var. The Jews have been hoycnt1Ei II various
parts OF the Eurid- Of and On. for nearly two
thousand years Every Community Ehers there
Is any sacn thing as public opinion from nnrlon
duEn 10 a boys schooi. has Possessed the po7Eer
Gt boTeutEug and has occasIoually used it What
i Il rt1 has within i've YaaEs transformed Al old
and cuuu1un p ace practice INTO an industrial yea
pa ot enormous u1wgr and aulnst unlimited ter
mrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgagee'sN sNotlce of Foreclosure & of Sale.
IN AECnIln N-frL, N-IrrII DnII-

I = q " Il III Il I y " :
Cr OF sale contained in certain mortgage made hv
kanilhlahIa 70 Mrs. johnson. dated II isth
day Of May 1881, recorded in Li5er - page +fJ Notice
hereby given that sand mortgage Intends 10 fore
said foreclosure VIII cell AZ public auction the sales
room OF Z Adams Z 70, IN H0uoulu- on MONDAY
the 18th day Of April, isc6 l. NJ OF -at dIv the
premises described in said mortgage a. b. Tow spgcs
Further particulars can be had Of " r CAsrLE At
tCrney-dt Law. MRS. b JOHNSON
Mortgage
Premises 70 Be sold lrgs All those premises sftaatsd
kawaIl1i- WaialuI- Odhu. more particularly de-
scr5bct IN r iiIu Z 4 I055d. 70 Makuku. and con
vgveh % said J klniln alal BIZ deed Of Nlna on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

BRADsTzEET's says That the FrEnch fabrzs-
ants are expecting buunrn-s Amounting to % per
cent of the value 5f su-1r eIportsd- Ihzz Il n Il
Of z-Iy preglnulsiT gwen By any cuuutEy. and
VII doubt greatly I1d1aucs the export move
meat cf that cuHut-y- The dlsc1ssi0u upon the
German bou1tIes crutl1ss IN the EsIehsrzC.
Deputy Hsile sIler setiralIT opposed tie new ~
-1laE11ls- pcIltIl- olf t1a1 AZ present the szllr
rsEeuze suffered % the sxrEut Of about 81 Go ltG
per az1l1Ira- EliGi aFErace Subsidy 70 the
10 sE-ar facturiss Of S15u0d each Il vas, be
sald- thr1la tne 1ps ratI1a of tbs Ez these fact
or1es we're able = pay dividends Of from % 70 50 per
cent rhii= others vita cuuid mt zTzd themselves
Of It had 70 III1Illte- Deputy Heue also 0pposed
the bounty 5Estsn 1r,ou the ground that Il Ezs
disastrous the az Iculrlral LlbcreE- Etn had
been enmPelled to sue rGe al his land 70 ne beet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mr. w 2 ALLEN
MR ". PARKE

liicr with Messrs- Tishop6 Co. corner Ct Nsr-
q haIuumauu streets and be viii BE- pleased
% IEy business entrusted 20 him. tiCSl sm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16
Mortgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.

Mortgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH \ pow
Il of sale euutatned in certain mortgage made by
EalilImoku and kalI 10 H0nulkaha, dated the I'm
day OF November. 1851 recorded in Lber - PAGE rs
duly assigned 70 Wm Dean, Nay l, I.,4 N0tica Il
hereby given that -aId mortgage intends % f1recosr
said mortgage. for condition broken. and upou said
foreclosure viii sell public Iuct0n the sllssrOdu
o. z P Adams & Co. IN Honolulu on MONDAY he
l1th day OF April. fs L NJ Of said day the prru1
ses described IN said mortgage A. below specified
Further particulars can Be had Of " z CAsrLE At
rur1ey-it-LHW- WM DEAN.
Assignee of the M0rt.a-ss
Premises 10 be sold are tzt-ApanIs 1 aud q de.
-crihed IN r P 1895, lie rs, to HIeuuI, and con
veved 70 said EaliH b. deed recorded Liber y pa-r l
-uot raro and
znf-AII those premises described in K Ri L C. A
III % OhfEi, 5iLt0u acres at EsIuas, Mani
1r--Au those premises described in z P 15II % Et-
Hlimcku. Il l-IU acres AZ Pah0a. E1oiau. Mani
4rh-AU those premises described In R P i6II I G A
5gs7 TO Kapoi Z. acre AZ H0uok8hIG. Mani
5th-A the right ttls and interest Of said Eaiimo-
kH In 1F acres lt Waianu aud Pahoa keanae, Mani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-16

AHE aalcleSser >tlczEtF of Nlen1lcil ministry
has hId reported % II "A new substance named
sacrh IrI1- ezzra-tsd frun1 cnaI tx and uossssE-
Ing slFsetz1Irl- properties fAE struuges than the
BEST cane or beet-ruos sT-ar- The chemical name
II sacrbarIa anl ygiro orrhD sui lp1Eline beEuic
slgad- o1e Part VII give very sweet taste to l.
GO PARTS Ct water II has 10 injurious efzct uu
the hIlla1 system. and patients suffering win
diabetes arr sad have been treated with Z with
out fncuuTeniercs- It's use as a substitute for
sl-Ir. and for 1IcIlai purposes vhere s1Elr Is
not permitted Is considered prsbabie- Or. Fail
berg a German eheuiEr- 4 The i1Fgu1or-H He
cu1lbIled EIth riacoss or starch s1-ar- obtain
Iug 5sxrro-saccharTn scarcely istir uishabls from
the best sugar This Il another competitor n the
field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
PERSONAL

The Rev. James B. WATSON has been elected an assist
ant minister Grace Church in this city to take the place
Of the Rev. DR.. E. o. Flagg, who has resigned
Ex-Postmsster General King and Mrs. King will
hold literary receptions on saturday evenings this
winter at their Washington home
The Journalist Club of Philadelphia gave
Mr. Wilson Barrett reception last evening"
Vice Chancellor Bacon, just retired, Is the only
English Judge who remained on the bench up to the
age of eighty seven.
Lord Iddeselgh has seriously impaired his health
by overwork at the Foreign Office.
Rumors are exfant OF Lori Hartington's approach
ing marriage with a Scotch lady.
Rosa Bonheur is spending the autumn at Nice
where she is said to be working on an important
American commission
The death is announced of Mr.. Tin-Tun Ling. the
Chinese friend and collaboration of Iheophile and
Judith Cauter.
Representative Clements Of Georgia, will, it is re-
ported presently be married the sister OF Repre-
sentative Willis, of Kentucky.
The mother CT the Rev. DR.. F. S. Norton, once Oh
the Albany Cathedral and now rector OF ST. stephen
Church. Lynn, Mass, has recently died leaving her
son large fortune; making him, indeed, one OF the
wealthiest clergymen in America. He was educated
at Trinity College, and at one time assistant
minister at st. Thomas's in this city,
1t must be a bit annoying to the Gar to see Prince
Alexander lately of Bulgaria, purchase for song
the superb estate whch MS ttne Czars - inor ohco
greatly coveted but did not buy because OF the ex-
orbitant price demanded.
NJ Rouvier declined to be the successor Of Paul
Bert in Tonquin, because he could not get the Life
insurance companies to issue him policy to go
there NJ. Grevy tried hard to persuade him to go.
"Only think" he said. you will have 100000 q
year salary, 81 900 for your funeral and 81 400 q
year pension for your widow" But even that pres
entaton Of the case did not prevail.
The Rev. DR.. Leonard woolsey Bacon, who was
not admitted to the Presbyery Of Philadelphia, much
to the regret OF the Woodland Church, to which he
was most acceptably minlsterng has been called to
the pastorate of the Independent Presbyterian
Church of Savannah, Ga. This is of the largest
and strongest churches in the South
is stated by relative of Mrs John Davis wife Of
Judge Davis Of the Court of Claims, that recent reports
of illness greatly exaggerated She is still suffer
ing from the injuries received in carriage accident last
fall but is hoped that she will be entirely well again In
faxv
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satisfaction that the hairy people who OCCASION
allv crop up arc survivals Tor revvas) of aparticu
larry bad lot, tho majority OF whom perlshed In o
great convulsion q long time ago.
Thanks to Mr. Ignatius Donnelly many people
have heard of the lost continent Atlantis, men
toned By Plato as having been known to the
Egyptian priests who are said to have possessed
full files of the contemporary newspapers contain
ing accounts of its submerson. BE that as it may
however, the fact remains that the existence OF
Atlantis is article of faith in the East, and that
the Atlanteans are credited with the possession oil
a great many remarkable powers, and great many
equally remarkable vicious tendencies These
peculiar people are also alleged to havc been great
coonizers and it is related that among the various
experiments which they made in the direction OF
stirpculture was the aim of which was to unite
the intellectual vgor of the Atlanteans themselves
to the physical robustness Of one of the backward
half-animal nhabiting the great Asiatic con-
tinent. When the measure of its iniguity was full
Atlantis sank to the bottom of the ocean, but its
colonies remained and for long time made deal
Of trouble, and the hairy people who nov and
then appear represent reversvns to tho type which
the wicked Atlanteans tried to establish so long
ago. 1t is not to he expected that fair science will
accept this story as an adequate explanation
She will probably prefer the freak" theory
though it does not explain anything. But Tor Mr.
Barnum's purposes the Oriental view OF the case
seems to have the advantage Of breadth and pct
uresqueness such as will DO sought in vain among
the copectures of comparative physiology.
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and to produce eighteen knot ships. Low-cost
ships of between fourteen and fifteen knots
were designed by the Government rs the safest
to build at the start and it is hardly provident
for the Secretary to despise aud ridicule them
when he admits that there will be only three
vessels Of the old navy aflOat at the end OF SIX
years. Nor is the Secretary fortunate IN the
comparisons which he invites between the
Dolphin and THE two English dispatch vessels,
constructed about the same time. These are
the Alacrity and SURPRISE which have been
pronounced failures by some OF the greatest
English experts. Nor is the Secretary
altogether discreet in arguing that the new
cruisers VII be comparatively inexpensive,
since the bids for them are only % per cent
higher than the cost of similar vessels in Eng
land. That increased percentage ought not to
have exceeded 10. and it wOrld not have done
80 if John Roach had not been ruined and
excluded from competition.
If the three cruisers and the first gunboat
conld be built at the Roach avera ge per ton
for the Dolphin and cruisers, they would cost
s.. sol. 400, in place of 50, 929,5 500, which is
the aggregate of the lowest bids for Secretary
Whirney's four vessels. An increase per ton
from 1908 to 1885 between the two sets OF
contracts does not look like eco nOmy. These
and other matters in the ann ual report are
open to argument, and our approval of the
Secretary's position must not be considere 10
be without serious qualification. But the
repolt on the whole deserves commentator,
and we are we'll pleased to acknowledge the fact.
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TO his wife and the State Dairy Commissioner.
Who put Farley on the track

The force of public opinion is making itself
felt to some extent upon the Brooklyn Civil
Service Commissioners. The Park authorities
have been particularly lax IN observing the
Civil Serv ice rules and are likely to be brought
up with a sharp turn. 1t was recently arranged
to make an ex-polce sergeant captain OF the
Park police, and so strong was the feeling that
no one else could get the place that he had no
competitors in the Civil Service examination.
This proceeding was properly denounced with
considerable emphasis, and now the C'vil
Service Commission has refused to certify tho
sole candidate, for the present at least. Inc
Park Commissioners are also declared to nave
violated the law in other respects. Ihere is no
doubt of this For some time these men have
shown contempt not only for the Civil Service
rules, but for the public feeling upon the sub
ject. If Mayor Whitney were disposed to do
his duty he would reorganize the Park Com
mission speedily.