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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-27
HAWAIIAN EXCURSION.
A Raymond Excursion TO These Islands
in February.

A RAYMOND Excursion TO These 1sIah"s
in February.
A pamphlet of 1872 pages has been re-
ca;ved from Messrs. Raymond and
Whitcomb, containing the prospectus OF
nine grand trips from Boston to the
Pacific Coast. Several pages are devoted
70 can excursion under personal escort
70 the Sandwich Islands" This VIII
leave San Francisco by one of the Oceanic
steamers on Saturday, February 9, 1882
nd returning leave Honolulu on Wed
"nOdav March 18th. The excursionlsts
viii Will thus have twenty-five days on the
islands. during which they will visit the
voIcano, All expenses included, the fare
for the whole excursion will be $3.50;
Hawaiian attractions are terseiy ana
accmrately set forth in the pamphlet ana
there can be little doubt that the hm nj
coonlement of tourists desired VIII oe
readiIv forthcoming. OF course the eX-
lenses Included in the fare will be only
q 1.-THE of the money that will be sPent
nv the class of people to be attracted oy
t5a excursion. 1t will therefore oe IN
the interest of this community to prove
to the first party Raymond brings mere
that the half had not been told about our
resources for making the visits OF stran-
gers enjoyable.
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VOYAGE OF THE ALAMEDA
Further Particulars from the Basahau
Expedition.


Expedition.
In the previous issue there was not
room for but small portion of the notes of
the Alameda's voyage furnished by our
special correspondent with the baseball
tourists. Some of them are of a nature
to be still interesting.
Every cabin and berth have been occu-
pied during the voyage, yet the best and
brightest of harmony prevails. Various
games and sports have been INDUCED in,
to the delight of the majority, while a
few were scarcely, on arrival here, over
their attack of NAL de mer.
AS has already been told, the able
dictatorship and financial backing of
Mr. A. q. Spalding, OF Chicago, has put
on loot the most gigantic enterprise in
the records of the sporting world The
ball players not only expect to give ex-
nlDltlons IN many places in Australia,
but under the shadows of the pyramids
| In Egypt and of the great Coliseum in
Rome, as also at various towns in Ger
| many, France and Great Britain. Capt.
Arson scarcely gave his baseball teams
time to get their sea legs, ere he chased
them all over the deck in order to keep
them exercised. After leaving here, they
were to settle down to active prepare
tons fer their cricket matches with
Australian teams. Sketches of a few
notables on board may not be unaccept-
able. The list Of press men has already
appeared.
Prof. Miller, of Melbourne, the cham
pion all-round athlete of the Southern
Hemisphere, is going home after very
! successful tour of the States, being
accompanied by his wife. Brof Bar
thOlomew, the aeronaut, has been pre-
viously mentioned in these columns.
Col. J. M. House, of the Chicago stock
yards and one of the best known specu-
| lators of the Union, has made the trip
| merry for all coming in contact with
him. Several professional entertainers
| and actors are en- route to the Colonies,
of which Mr.. Frank Lincoln, already
noticed, is the most individually anus
ing.
Capt Morse aud the officers of the
Alameda have been most attentive and
kind in their care of man, woman and
child alike, we'll sustaining the favor
able repute of the Oceanic Steamship
Line. The immense crowds that flocked
on every pier at San Francisco, hurTah-
ing and shouting hearty farewells to the
Alameda and her famous company will
| be pleased to hear of the pleasant expe-
riences of all on the first stage of the
| voyage.
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O,iIv Receipts of Produce.
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.
Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. 2

vndward ports per stmr Lehua,
ST H Hayselden, wife and family,
Wood and several others.
n qoIOkai, per stmr MOkolii, Nov 26-
RynOds, Mr. SprOull, Mr. Eldredge
aheB,
J the Colonies per r NJ S S Alameda
! 5-Mrs Adrian Dudoit, A R Clark,
Arnold, Nine Jaffa and daughter, q
k1C G Slb0n and wife, Ida Silbon,
khliDs, W Sllbop, D Dale, w Dale, }
/ nH NOulton, \ Thorne, II Simpson
1sAely. and IL passengers i'll transit
falkland, and al for Sydney.
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P's@e COurt-At Chambers.
MONDAY. Nov. 26.

Ian =. MONDAY, Nov. 26.
estoD. 'TIlsIon. Before Mr.. Justice
sEer "a u re application of John f.
SGtveIS ,perpetuate testimony. A. S.
/, c. " W applicant; Attorney-Gen
lnnig,,o,.a ashford, for President Board
Y. 4. H a,In respondent. Deposition
ddlei, uuerson for applicant is taken
Pei Da..yyiisIon. Before Mr.. Justice
S'or. ] 1I'ui4anship Mary Lahapa, a
= Petition T.. A9aulukou for petitioners.
StiansbirO " Aamala and others for
NasdOne WIS ~ partly heard and con-
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Tax Collectors Notice !

EOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TAX PAYERS
n in this District who cannot conveniently
call at the Collectors Office during business
hours, the ONCE will be open for the receipt of
Taxes in addition to the usual hours during
the day., from to o'clock in the evening from
18TH inst, to December 1, 1888, both dates in
cIuded.
Any tax payer In this District who will leave
his name and address at the Collectors Off 20,
1ntfmating that he desires to pay his taxes will
receive his tax receipt by messenger, as early
thereafter as possible. to whom he can give the
amount, thereby avoiding the annoyance of
delay at the Tax Office in waiting for the
regular turn. CHAS. T. GULICK,
Tax Collector, Honolulu Oahu.
148. It l5,I6,17, q, 23,27,29
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Miss Wizards suggestion that the
white rose be adopted as the emblem of
the Prohibition party to offset the red
rose of the democracy is being received
with enthusiasm. Ii the Republicans
would don the yellow rose, the campaign
of 1888 might very properly be called the
war of the roses.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

aGeman iron ship J. c. Phuger will
fa. Friday for San Francisco.
hrkentine Discovery, Captain Nc
fBbd days out from San Francisco.
eAmerican bark Alden Besse, Captain
Cousins is still at Kahului, Maui, re-
fugslgar.
Ne American bark ColOma, Captain G.
'oyes, has on board 200 Chinese and Z
Il lPeaa passengers in transit for Hong
me American brigantine J. D. Spreckels
lowed out of Kahului, Maui, last Tues
NOV Nth, with a full cargo of sugar
N ne Spreckelsville sugar plantation
4 an Francisco.
ne American brigantine ConsuelO, Cap
IN :! !, l. Robertson sailed November
n lot San Francisco with the fol-
S shipments: J. H. Bruins, Sr.,
Vols m0laSSes; VI. Phillips & Co., 283
n lEe; Lyman Bros, 895 do; NJ. S.
Sun S6 u Co., 800 do; Sing Chong 81
wi @ 10; Wing Wo Tai d Co., $50 do.
sg ;su value, $S,O9l; domestic value, $22,
N VAN american bark Escort, Captain R.
kkrn y mouse, arrived on Monday fore
gro y Gays Gays from Hongkong with a full
h. W. VllneSe merchandise consigned to
ls~ sI ..p1ng Wo Chan & Co., and is an
$500 rss Brewers wharf. Reports having
HON, y. TWO very heavy typhoOns in
lsSornaa 2ea, the cabin was flooded, but
4 ] c ss G;amiage happened to the vessel.
.aaly, ' t''"Aeu ny MS l'
si1 HI'ng Of the barkentine Sc. Wilder,
SnTt a a. H. Paul, has been postponed
e. v thursday. No sugar arrived for
s8ap 10 sa ;, expected, on account of the
nss u 'ne landing at Hamakua. She
R1'T NJ sugar to-day by the steamer w .
r ssys ' H.. following saloon passengers
SaiS5 Mrs T Butcher, Mrs. Webster, D.
1iserer,II 0 O,R Cummins and 2 daughters
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, Hawaiian Gazette.


OtaiDS t wv GAZETTE for this week
Ne Of tba pages, and in many respects
% conro o0St numbers ever issued.
sidentiaI =, u news respecting the
'ppIse , ra, election comprise the most
zone ne put OF that event given in
Sb ner, either local or for
~ % III Honolulu. Local
no ,.,;. t-A report of the Kings
S0 ana , ~ admiral, also of the
NE ~ nth h." ~, ue -rture of the steamer
I Beside Sp"lding baseball ex-
ss%t nd go 90, mere IS a great variety
s'SS aprero ooou29Iry news, editorial.
'ea ID sbin. court decisions. com
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-27

Mr.. D. T. Bailey, of the Crystal Soda
Works, has applied for the registration
of his label for the Sarsaparilla and
Iron Water lately introduced. The
ADVERTISER and GAZETTE staff have by
Mr.. Bailey's kindness sampled the bev-
erage and pronounce it one of the
greatest successes in wholesome temper
ance drinks.
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An oil painting of the Volcano of XII
lauea, labelled as ''the first attempt by
Joseph Nawahi," is on view in Mr.
Hewett's window. 1t is very realistic in
detail, has clear atmosphere, and in
every way is promising of fine produc-
tons from the young Hawaiian artist in
more experienced attempts.
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advertisements.
Certificate Of Registration Of Label.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. (
NOW ALL MEN BY THESE
- PRESENTS, that in accordance with the pro-
TisIohs OF SECTION 2, Chapter ". of the Session
I na"s OF 1888, d. T. BAILEY, has filed in the
Glce OF the Minister of the Interior an appica-
tHn L0r the registration of a LABEL whereof
'ne lollo"lng Is an exact copy:
oarsaparllla and Iron Water. A great blood
Puriner. 1t removes all skin diseases and is a
W WgaiLnIqI and pleasant tonic. Crystal Soda
w orhs, Honolulu "a. II. l.. which said application
Is Is accompanied by the oath of the said D. r
pa mat he Is the sole and original Proprie-
Lor OF the Sarsaparilla and Iron Water" for
"hlch such Label is to be used.
now, therefore, this Certificate is to grant
unto the SAID D. t. Bailey, the exclusive use of
the said Label throughout the Hawaiian King
dom for the term of Twenty Years from the
date hereof.
In witness whereof, have caused
this Certificate to be issued at
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, this
lsEALI Twenty-Second day of NoVem-
Der, A. D. 1888. and the Seal of
the Department of the Interior
to be hereto affixed.
L. A. THURSTON,
IS4o-4t dot Minister of the Interior.
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Mr.: John F. Bowler is going to sue the
Board of immigration for breach of char
ter OF the bark Kalakaua. Under pro-
ceedings for perpetuation of testimony,
the deposition OF Capt. Henderson has
been taken in authorization OF the suit.
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:. n Port from Foreign Ports

81, IN Port from Il OT7H
.,lo,t I'D Graham, CallaO, S A.
S9e I., DabeI, Nanaimo, B Q
IN Nicholson, Quine, HOngkOng.
| I'd Pduger, Kruse, Bremen.
ESG Wider, Paul, San Francisco.
|T,i,Faus, Henderson, Tahiti.
P.S,3TCastle. Hubbard, San Francisco
/, T,ntantu, Najee, Rowland Island
Tgnrt Warehouse, HOngkong.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Remember that a Picture is some
thing that is always acceptable and
generally receives a prominent place
in any household. Also remember
that King Bros. have an elegant as.
sOrtment of all kinds of Pictures
suitable for Christmas presents,
which they will be pleased to show.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-27

Benjamin Harrison, White House
Washington, D. o." was the first entry
in the Hotel register after the arrival Of
the mail steamer.
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Messrs. Chas. Brewer & Co. announce
a vessel in their favorably known line. to
be on the berth for Honolulu at Boston
on the 1st of January.
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The Hawaiian News Company has
splendid stock of holiday goods, includ-
ing a great variety of presentation books
for old and young, as we'll as novelties in
endless array.
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Deputy Marshal Hopkins has issued
instructions to the police: that vehicles
are not allowed while turning corners to
go faster than a walk, and to keep to
their right" Also, to report all licensed
vehicles whose numbers are not plainly
marked.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-27

Mr.. David Walker, one of the return
ing delegates of the Sydney Y. NJ. G. A.
to the Worlds Convention at Stockholm,
delivered the evening discourse in Cen
trail Union Church on Sunday. 1t was a
very acceptable effort, Astounding in IL
Illustrations from real life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-27

The Guild of st. Peters will meet this
evening in the Sunday School room at
z 80 o'clock. Rev. H. II. Gowen will
give lecture on events in Biblical his
tory with the aid of magic lantern. A
large attendance of the members is re-
quested, as the history as we'll as the re-
presentations will be exceedingly inter-
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There was large attendance at the
weekly mission meeting in Fowler's Yard
last night. Several prominent ladies
and gentlemen delivered addresses.
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Mr.. Chas. L. Garter has presented to
the Law Library of the Supreme Court,
four volumes Statutes OHIO, valuable
auxiliary to the reports of that State al
ready in the Library.
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Two drunk, one opium in possession
ana one malicious mischief were the
charges booked Yesterday.
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of Thursday "AAoio
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

of removal. AO0
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Mr.; Levey is going to hold a series o.
grand evening Christmas sales for Messrs
q. w. Macfarlane & Co. 4->''''' .
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Hawaiian Stamp Collectors

DO WELL TO INQUIRE PRICES
w allowed for Hawaiian Postage stalnts W
~ v,ndersipeed before sending to foreign
countrv: in exchange for Stamps from sheets
- atornns of all countries which have to select
% -. z fnlInwing prices are allowed
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Judge Dole sits at Supreme Court
Chambers this week. O'
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roavinG To-day.

-. Leaving To-day
'''' e.. Davies, for Maui and
SPIN, Freeman, for Kauai, 5
al. Campbell, for Kilauea
n, e i, at o ? N M,iacaulay, for Kappa,
~. lt.,E for %. HanqIei, Kauai
gyIs asni for koolau.
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A. K. WEIR,

uTOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY HIS
has purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage ShoP
fornierly conducted by A. Morgan at Nos - ana
al kinds of Carriage Painting nd Trimming,
carriage and Heavy Wagon Work and Genera
RIacksmithing with promptness and dis patch'
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1oI-D -
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS NJ B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
WI the business of Dressmaktng, Cutting and
Fitting. at her residence No 70 Beretania street,
opposite the Hotel. Tho patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction gunrRR-
teed. 88-tf 1243.1y
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House To Lett

- THE HOUSE AND PREMISES LATELY
1ll1 occupied by W. s. Luce, Esq. situate on
lsass Union street and Adams Lane. The
Rsaslk house contains parlor, three bedrooms,
two dressi grooms, hallway, diningroom, pantry
and kitchen There is also q Cottage in the
grounds with three rooms; stable, carriage
house and servants room. The place is in per-
feet order Possession given at once.
Applt to j. NJ. MONSARRAT,
137-tf NO. ~ merchant street,
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CHU ON & CO.,
Importers and Dealers 1n
Chinese & Japanese Goods
az NUUANU STREET,

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape. 6drass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass Cloth
Handkerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls
and Scarfs.
A great variety of Chinese and Japa-
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, sandalwood and Tortoise Shell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
Tiger Claws, Cats Eyes and Amber,
such as Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
Necklaces, Etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japa-
nese Nick-Nacks and Curiosities too nu-
merous to specify.
Chinese Mating speciality.
Ebony and Marble Furniture in sets
Tables, Chairs and Settles.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, Etc.
New Goods received by every steamer.
The public are respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 1l-3m
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of removal. -'''O0
bishops Bank will be closed the whole
of Thursday. "-Aoi0
Judge Dole sits at Supreme Court
Chambers this week.
Mr.: Levey is going to hold a series If
grand evening Christmas sales for MessrS
q. w. Macfarlane & Co.
Two drunk, one opium in possession
and one malicious mischief were the
charges booked yesterday.
Benjamin Harrison, White House
Washington, d. Co." was the first entrv
in the Hotel register after the arrival Of
the mail steamer.
Messrs. Chas. Brewer & Co. announce
vessel in their favorably known line to
be on the berth for Honolulu at Boston
on the LIST of January.
There was large attendance at the
weekly mission meeting in Fowler's Yard
last night. Several prominent ladies
and gentlemen delivered addresses.
The Hawaiian News Company has a
splendid stock of holiday goods. includ-
ing great variety of presentation books
for old and young, as we'll as novelties in
endless array.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Carter has presented to
the Law Library of the Supreme Court,
four volumes Statutes Ohio, a valuable
auxiliary to the reports of that State al
ready in the Library.
Mr.. John f. Bowler is going to sue the
Board of immigration for breach of char
ter OF the bark Kalakaua Under pro-
ceedings for perpetuation of testimony,
the deposition of Capt. Henderson has
been taken in anticipation OF the suit.
Deputy Marshal Hopkins has issued
instructions to the police: that vehicles
are not allowed while turning corners TO
go faster than a walk, and to keep to
their right" Also, to report all licensed
vehicles whose numbers are not plainly
marked.
Mr.. David Walker, one of the return
ing delegates of the Sydney Y. M. G.. A.
to the Worlds Convention at Stockholm,
delivered the evening discourse in Cen
trail Union Church on Sunday. 1t was a
very acceptable effort, Astounding in IL
Illustrations from real life.
An oil painting of the Volcano of XII
lauea, labelled as "the first attempt by
Joseph Nawahi," is on view in Mr.
Hewett's window. 1t is very realistic in
detail, has a clear atmosphere, and in
every way is promising of fine produc-
tons from the young Hawaiian artist in
more experienced attempts.
The Guild of st. Peters will meet this
evening in the Sunday School room at
Z 80 o'clock. Rev. H. H. Gowen will
| give lecture on events in Biblical his
tory with the aid of magic lantern. A
large attendance of the members is re-
quested, as the history as we'll as the re-
presentations will be exceedingly inter
esting.
| Mr.. D. T. Bailey, of the Crystal Soda
Works, has applied for the registration
of his label for the " Sarsaparilla and
Iron Water lately introduced. The
ADVERTISER and GAZETTE staff have by
Mr.. Bailey's kindness sampled the bev'
erage and pronounce it one of the
greatest successes in wholesome temper
ance drinks.
! GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Personal Memoirs of the Great Fight
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-29
LORD sACKVILLR's LETTER.


 Hardly enough attention has been paid to Democratic campaign by Lord Saokville. The more this incident is examined critically the more mysterious does it become. It will not answer to say that Lord Sackville is a simple, unsophisticated man, without brains enough to see what would be the inevitable result of his act in sending to an entire stranger a letter recommending MT. Cleve- land as his (saokville's) candidate for the presidency, for that is really the substance of his letter. Lord Sackville is cautious, thoughtful and thoroughly trained diplo- matist. He is in the habit of looking out for pitfalls, diplomatic and other. He is always on his guard, aa all such men are trained to be. It is safe to say that for some reason which we do not yet understand, but which may be ultimately discovered, Lord Sack vile intended that letter to be made public. We will not stop just now to inquire what the mystery is, but will simply call sttsn- ton to the singi6cance of the letter ss it af- feets the question answered in it by Lord Sackville to his satisfaction. The letter is, in effect, an official declaration by the Brit ish minister that the British government de- sires the election of Cleveland, and wishes all naturalized persons who have been subjects of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to vote for Mr. Cleveland as the regularly nominated candidate of the British government. Long before this letter was written, when Cleveland was nominated, the British press, with hardly an exception, ar- rayed itself on his eide as the free trade oan- didate. Every American who was in Egg land at that time, or who has been in Eng land at any time since, knows that the Brit ish aristocracy, the British manufacturers in their support of MT. Cleveland and the Democratic party and in their outspoken and eontsmptuous hostility toward the Rspubli- can candidate and the Republican party. Only one thing more was needed to complete the absolute concentration of British senti- msnt on this subject. and that one thing the British minister has furnished, namely, an official manifestation of the wish of Lord Sal isbury, the British prime minister, and his associates in tAe British government, that Mir. Cleveland shoald be elected and that all naSurallzoo persons Tn tnts country Wno were formerly subjects of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland should vote for him. It is not for moment to be believed that so intelligent and cautious dip- lomatist as Lord Saokville, knowing, as he must have known, that his letter to stran. ger would leak out, would have written such letter unless he had had an understanding Gel; I,a& with and express in an indirect, but most ef- fective manner, the wishes of the British gov- ernment. The fact that the letter doesn't seem to have worked just as it was meant to doesn't alter the case. For the sake of appearances, Lord Sackville may even be disciplined (and then, as has happened to other diplomatists. be promoted), but there is no reason to think him a fool