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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

MAJOR ii. +. and Mrs. Bertelmann
leave on the Hmatilla for California
to be absent month or so.
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M THOMPSON, Attorney& Coun;

1Hs seI0r at Law, c0rner Fort and
Merchant streets, Honolulu, gives writ.
ten statements of law and judicial decl-
sions applicable 10 the facts of the cases
stated TO him, and also opinion as to the
probable result of legal proceedings.
25S Ims
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THE w. G. Hall sails at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning for windward
ports.
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THE regular meeting of the De-
batting Society will be held this even
ing.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

THE bankrupt estate OF A. Frank
Cooke paid dividend of 81 percent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

BALLOON ascension next Tuesday
from T. G.. Thrums uptown store.
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BE sure and post your mail in good
time tomorrow morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-06

THERE was a good attendance at
Mr. Levey's cash sale this morning.
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June g.
Blk Colusa for San Francisco
June G.
Stmr Waimanalo for Eva and Valance
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

NOTICE of Marshaps sale appears
elsewhere.
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NOTICE.

7 o. CARTER, ESQ., has been given
Os full power of attorney and will
act for me in all business matters during
my absence from this Kingdom.
j. w. LUNING.
Honolulu, June 3, 1889. 267 81
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
stmr W. Hall for Lahaina, Maalaea,
Koua, Kau and the Volcano at 10
O'Clock a IN
s s Umatilla, Holmes, for San Fran
cisco at noon
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Uamakua
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THm
0aira B"rretin
THm
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

UWIIb o
Stmr Kaala from Waialua and Waianae
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Z. "A. KIMBERLY.
Rear Admiral United States Navy
ON Pacific Station.

hSai AuihlIal OulItu OIaIeS NAVY
ON Pacific Station.
An effort was made to obtain the
correspondence between the Admiral
and Tamasese from DR.. Knappe, the
German consul, but the latter de-
clined to give it out for publication.
Consul Knappe said that he did
not think Admiral Kimberly's pro-
clamation would amount to anything,
as the Samoans were lazy, indiffer-
ent people, and would read the pro-
CARNATIONS once and forget all about
them afterwards.
DR.. Steubel, the new German con-
sui at Apia, arrived here on the
steamer Lubbock from Sydney April
28th,
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neatral. he repzse.4 that the aEesfscn
Vas strictly al American ore, % he
decided By the American powers
Since Blafne's time. however. SIX
years worx has been done,
and the canal company =
now on TIE verge Of bankruptcy and
irssploring Frsnce 20 come 70 its res
cue. During these years when i vas
all along evident that this cry for help
roeld De made. the United States has
remained siierst and not until to-day
when government control or dismal
faigzre are DeT.essps. alternatives,
does she American senate speak ont
and say what ought % hsye been said
years ago. The Easnunds resolution
shosld have been introduced on the
day wheu the work on the Panama
Canal was commenced and the ideas
contained in il should have been i'm
pressed upon the European powers
from that dsy 10 this by every sue
ceedlng administration.
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Senator EdmHna-' resolution rclAt-
ing "a the Panama Canal very likely
recalls go thc miHay uf many the old
story % closing the stable door after
the horse has bcen stolen. The re,o-
luton states that the government of
thc United States will look with Sc
rlous concern and diapproyal upon
any connection of any European gov
eminent with The construction or con
trol % any ship-CauM aeress the
isthmus Of pari-u or across Central
America. and must regard any sHch
connection 0r control As injurious 70
the just rights and interests Of the
United states and as a menace to their
welfare
All Americana Wsl approve Of the
sentiment contained in ,he resolution
a. being ia keeping with the orEiaI
doctrine of Monroe and "a, represent
Ing the oolt coaSi rent attitude that
could be taken ly tli Cuua-fy iu con-
neetioa v "a The cana. question. Il is
the UHscculy delay ~h.cn .- l.a,ly ,o
cause comment Tbj. government
IA ,,ith,s, r-at.-t Seen , t..,........-
,,su-,r,t. th. aafs az l..71.-.- t..
r,r,i has l..,., ro.a.r.,,t ,f ,n. s..,
nat a.. ,-,rr..,.~ s...l.I never ........
rlste "A si,n, srs that g-rv th-.r.b
the a.d Of the French government
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The latest cabinet suggestion is that
OF Senator Frye for Secretary Of State.
This would leave q vacancy in the
senate which could be filed by the
election of Mr.. Blaine. Senator FRYE
would not accept a minor cabinet
position. but it Is believed that the Sec
retaryship Of state would prove a suf-
hcieatiy powerful attraction for him.
The arrangement is very satisfactory
one aA around, but il cannot be car
ried into effect without the approval
OF General Harrison and nobody seems
90 know what he thinks OF t.
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Tenth Street Tax Notice.

THE TAN LEVIED By THE CITY
Il council in the district created BY Or
dinRnce No. 944, to provide for the grading
of Tenth street, from Seneca street to
Broadway. and constructing sidewalks on
both sides thereof, is now due and payable
al tbe Office of the city treasurer All
taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
of the FIRST publication Of this notice will
be declared delinquent. a penalty of FIVE
per cent. added and Interest at the rate of
ten per cent charged
W. r. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication of this notice, Jan .. lSs9
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Seventh Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
L Council in the district created by Or
dinance No SIS. 20 provide for the grading
of seventh street, from Madison street to
Mil street, and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof. is now due and paw
able at the Office OF the city treasurer. Al
taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication Of this notice will
be declared delinquent, a penalty Of five
per cent added and interest az the rate of
10 per cent. charged.
W. X. FORREST, City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice Jan. 2, lsS9
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CAUTION

Beware OF ErkHzs- zs ~ 1sx.e s71 me
r-iee are sssznre1 or tie sso<z0an OF al ny
ADVERTISED sao-S b9fig-e iezTsEg the fszetcry-
which prc-rct tAs w@are-s szaa1st *
r.-sF..s ana interior goods II a dealer cfeTs
n l. DOUGLAS she's ~ > re1aced pTlce.
~ sass - has ITEM ~irhorr my name and
p-iee stamped on the bot-ozz, put hIla
down a. fraud
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A NARROW ESCAPE,

Col. ". X Nelson. Of BROOKLYN. came
home one evening feeling peculiar tight
ness 10 the chest Before retiring be tried
10 draw q hong breath but found IL almost
Impossible, He suffered four DAYS frosn
pneumonia. aud the doctors gave aim up.
DR. Ackrr's English Remedy for c1nsuusi-
ton saved him and he j. well to-day. Far
sle ~ A h stewart. druggist
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VI tEEIED.

W0up-uAKF~-sf the parsonage OF the
Fist Methodist Episcopal church, Ne, 81
Marion street. paceu her 81. ISIS. Harry
Y Wood sut Gertrude Nake-. hnsh of Sc
aftln. u. - Campbell Officiating
adams -EHlb9kA AN-Attae Free Meth
odfst parsonage, percn ter =. IssS by
Rev. Jas. e.. ~-utt Mr.. iaiayctf. Adams
ana Ms NAY Hri4eeman. 10th of Sc
aftis
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BIT e4kKFER
Daily. per week > eesas
azfacrfherx ortersuz Addresses ehsnxsa
snozia gfve the 81 sad-sss ~ eel a. sias
rev eEs.
A1aress all rersifsness % PosTIsTzlIs-
sExcKz Co. =eaItae-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing
between us under the iirm name Of Coryell
& =afgison, Is this Gag dissolved by mutual
consent. The basiness viii be continued
by Mr.. Cor en. - X CORYRII.
Dec. 81. ISIS. T. X SARGISON.
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WANItp- To RENT.

W ANTEp-To EENy-A HOUSE OF
W d. s- h. r-fus btIwvcu Pike and
&if Ssegat sid FlHh sfrts %. ai}t axe
l,ast ui n.s e7gse. If hgi's tuiuaes ale v.
saiFtss Nsrsazu- in es0c Fosf INTELLl-
GENCEg cf-Syo
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Atyer.i srr1eu,s un3ef tae heats 81 List
F1HGG. Frr -sIr, 10 lrt kuI Sfust ,us
Wanted sIii De- inserted A. the rae of =
ceuts 4 sort for Grst insertion c,nt r.
Wl-3 frs cags sahsss aCut insertion. Pay
meat alvsys iu a.iFsngg.
The following letters kfc awaiting sFgcr-
-. a t--l. .Il -
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXl sting
L under the name and sIyls OF Boequin
Il Alexander. Going business ia the eits of
SEATTLE, j. ihi. day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr. Louis Bocqgin hAYiug par-
chased The entire interesr 81 u. Alexander
In the concern LOUIS HDCQUTN,
ID. ALEXANDER.
Seattle, Zee q, Issa
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Second Street Tax Notice.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN tn r
y he Co-parthetShlp bcrefofsr,. exissi-,,.
between g. ". Hunt and J. Patton. un.
Der tle nrm name OF Hunt & Patton. I'D
this Jet cav 81 December. 1853 been d.
solved by Euiuai consent The busfues.
81 SAD co-izrt" srship having beeu coz
s.fuetiou work upon The SeA'tl-. Lake
Shore & Eastern Railway tn the county ~
hlug. Washington Territory. Al d, bt- aud
demands against said co partnership are
70 - paid si5d hqu.dated ov q W. Hunt.
And al sums or moneys dne ~ 20 become
cue sa.d 80 partnership ar - b. pad 10
ssia II. " Hunt. Witness orr hands this
Isl day Of December, A. L. ISIS
g.. " HUNT
PsTTftN
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NASrkp-T1 EENT A SNAIL 81 USE
w ur guiuva sEva rso2 for Foass sesp-
ing. aesr aussgtss crDger Asduss " H.
care thss oifee.
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NOTICE

OF meeting of the Stockholders of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock Of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVFN To THE
~ stockholders Of the Allsloud & Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed. all Of the trustees Of said com
psny. tina; a meeting Of said stockholders,
will be held al the Office OF said
company in the city OF seattle
King county. Washington Territory,
on Wednesday. the 9th dsy of February.
ISsq, al II O'Clock in the forenoon of said
dav, for the purpose Of increasing the cap
itAl stock of sail company from its pres
ent amount OF 10 shares ofsl00 each tSlS, Oo0l
TO 1000 shares OF SlOo each tSloo nu1l All
are requested To be present.
CHAS ". ALMOND,
W. r. PHILLIPS.
Trustees Of said Almond & Phillips
Foundry co.
Dated Seattle, W. T., December Is, ISIS
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i.aS,u A LARGE POCKET BOOK
af1 ~-Hrer Sss nE Machine co ~
Fi Gamer can have same bv moving
p-fy@-;t atsi - ifE fer "a Is a. vert 5seraanf-
4. ~ Nd AuEGFT-0NE NHfTEHAIl.
u e-ast. lcaCih Is feet. beam 1 fest-
atptA - iaehes Ehlge paint and brown
cuiiunn. owner can have same bv
g-orinE property aud paving charges A.
Johnson, Ocean dock, smith Cove
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.

SECOND STREET GRADE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ assessment roll for the grading of sec
ond street, from Pine 10 Blanchard streets,
and constructing sidewalk on both sides
thereof, has been fled with the under
signed. clerk OF the city Of Seattle; and
further notice is hereby given that said roll
is open to public INSPECTION at the Office of
said clerk In the city hall. and viii remain
open for inspection antil Friday, January
Is, lss9. at 7 80 o'clock p. m, and that all
persons feeling themselves aggrieved by
any such assessment Taay apply To the CON-
mon council Of said city To have the same
corrected on said January Is, 1889, at $50
O'Clock p. m. at their council chamber in
the city hall.
W. X. FORREST, Clerk.
Date OF first publication. Dec. p. ISIS.
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UrASTED FIRST GAS LADY COOK
w f1r q private boarding nouse: only
A-s: class ueCd apply Corner Front ana
Madison, over tactic Drug store.
KxrANTED-A WOMAN TO Do HOUSE
W work. Inquire OF DOUGLAS YOUNG.
nndas Post iniel.igeueer Office
N7ANTED Two YOUNG MN FOR
W commercial CUsla. s.. Address on
p0F'unitg, this Office.
WANTEp - NEGATIVE RETor.FF
" wanted az Pc!>or's Arg 5-uaia i'm
T-etiafelv.
NIASTEp-EIIHEB A SITUATION on
W or partnership i8 some Hfs ha,i-
Tess .g a3 a ave msBs gents wear .re-
terrell Aai1ess ~ o. NJ, ca-t t5.s oeice-
tT-ASTEp-LApY. ACTIVE Ann IN
" fsla1-,lt. % represent. iu fsr alva
locality. au ala irls Reference given
Lsi required. PERMANENT pasieaE Hn1
s1o5 sz.aTv. Address sa,,t Marufse-lf-|r-s
il-c.s. !o.s Fox 'aSa. New Nurs
TXrE NlsH TO EMPLOY \ FEW SAILS.
W meu 9B salary so sell our go,slS by
san Pee fo i1- H na.aSai' ard ratazi trade ~
seattle, W Z. and adjoining states w
3Tt tar la-Ets, manufacturer of tsI- i5He
lH ttr country. Sead fsu DENTS iu staY1ts
sy- Ta-tl. a.. Ne p.ssfals Snsxe7e3 en-
''li'S. ~ TO- Cincinnati, a..
" ANTEp-FsRE IS-URANCE ~aIIC-
" ltor ur citF Good ,stare u goo. man
ApflF -o111 p Uu.sa hl,Ck
NANEEh-A PARTNER TO TAXI N
w ieTsst i0 f-sf-ciaSs sawmHl ard
lk-~e amount 81 timber lands Address &
ear ta3s Office
NANTEp-A SOLICITOR Ia can
" y&ss iae city Inquire ~ - second
street
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SEATTLE BUILDING
AND
Loan Association.

The report of the auditing committee for
ISIS was accepted.
The following is synopsis Of the affairs
of the company during the past year:
Houses Built, Val Loans, Val. Security.
g. tTIJ0 SCI 500.
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NEArfLE NURSERY - LOCATED ONR
> IA ie from Yesier's Wharf. on Mil street
AZ kinds Of Fra4t and Ornamental Trees
Towering and Evergreen shrubs, al kinds
Of gTsseH Acase aud hardy Plants as.d Bult-
Botlqaets and cut aoWers AZ al seasons OF
the ycsr. send for . circular C. W LAW
Ton. Prssp. sr.sSu
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ISOR SALE OR RENT-NEw SEVEN
l. room house on corner plat. at Fremont,
Lake Union. % minutes BY rail from cen
ter Of city; fine well at kitchen door; price
$500. very easy terms; rent SIS. monthly.
Also several fine building lots same place;
moderate prices aud easy terms. Also for
rent neat six-room house. three lots and
stable. water handy. four blocks south OF
Jackson street cable line, IL miles out;
rent So monthly Also for sale 10 lots near
this house. $50 each, easy terms. ". Phil
lips, Occidental Hotel
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IiEIP WANTED.

WANTED-FIRSr CLk-- LADY COOK
w i1r private clearinghouse: only
h-s. cjgss ueCd apply. Corner From, ana
Madison. over Pacific Drug store.
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NOR sALE-LOOK HERE-t5oe ONLY
II Tor a nice residence lot. improved
with sidewalk: Fourteenth street between
Mil aud Jackson streets; best and cheapest
lot ever offered in the city; only few min
utes yak from Front street. George Dorf-
fei. real estate broker, Office Commercial
street between Mil and Washington, up
stairs
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Tie Cook cf TIE Steamer Glide
Stabs the Steward.


At 7s45 last evening :. W. Bolton,
the Waterman On the steamer Glide.
which xax lying II the foof Of Yesier
avenue. heard . great coulmosion in
the waxh-room. On entering. be
found ID was occupied By three Japs-
rie<e the esnk, steward and dish
washer 81 the sesseI. The cook was
avrIled with . knife. and was xtxbhing
the steward at every opportunity.
while the latter uas defending himself
~ best he s,ot,Id with his bare hands.
Tie GishHszsher. 20 far as WIS oh
served WAS simply spectator 90 the
combat. The cook End steward were
finally separated. and it was found
that the latserss face was sIashed from
the left SIC downward toward the base
sif the ear for Q distance OF three
inches. He was also wounded under
the left arm and in the back. There
were several minor cuts. but none
were seripus. although he hled pro-
fuseiy.
The Geek, who gave the name OF
George XII, was arrested hr Officer
Holden, ard q charge Of assault with
q deadly weapon booked against him.
In default Of bsa he Was locked up for
the night. The wounded steward vas
taken TO Main street lodgipg-house
and PIT Ii, bed, so that he can be
found when wanted 10 testify against
his assaiiart.
The persons engaged in the row
were reficent as TO its cause.
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The Ferndale viii be in shortly.
The ] f. noyden Is Colman's
deck.
The s. l.. Mastick is at colman's
wharf.
The Willamette viii finish loading in
a few days.
The bark Oregon will not get away
for several weeks yet.
The Washington viii soon be ready
to resume her old route.
The White is fitting out preparatory
to another halibut cruise.
The old Idaho came in the Emma
Hsy~ard's place last night.
improvements are To be seen on
every hand along the wharves.
The schooner Mollie Adams is no.
S1scrted 20 have taken so seals.
The schooner Sarah ". Renton i.
still n Allnaond G Phillips wharf
mother boat house has been started
us one at the foot OF Spring street.
The Fanny Lake came in from
Samish yesterday with ft5i sacks OF
oats.
The Eliza Anderson was not heaehed
az Port Ludlow as reported, but viii
be within few days.
The Wilmington and the Walls
walls both left San Francisco yester.
day for Puget Sound points.
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"a NIGHT orr.
Gucceasfai Presentation Of Days
Famous Comedy Last Might

Guccessfni Presentation Of Days
Famous Comedy Last Night
A large audience laughed at the very
excellent presentation Of the amusing
comedy. "a Night on. by the Au-
gustln DAILY company. OF Frye's opera
house last night. The plot, which Is
ingenious but natural, hinges On the
ambition Of Professor gustinian Hab-
bit. OF Compton University. 10 have q
Roman tragedy which he had written
In bis younger days produced on the
atagc. The efforts TO properly stage
and costume the Tragedy the romantic
aud iftquisitiye jealousy OF tbs young
wife Ct Harry pamask, the professors
scn-in-law, the domestic interference
Of Mrs. xansippe Rabbit. q tvficas
mother-inlaw, and the cscapades OF
Jack Mulberry, Dafnaskss college
chum. form the basis vi very enjoy
able evenings entertainment.
The part OF Prof. Bsbhit was excel
ientiy handled by Mr. George CASTOR,
while Mr.. Charles J Burbfidge gave d
very natural portrayal Of the tharac-
Ter Of Mareus Brutus Snap. in pursuit
Of fame and fortune under various
aliases. Mr. r. @. Spangler as Harry
Damask. NJ, Stanley Ringold as Jack
Mulberry, Mr.. Sam venney as Lord
Mulberry, Mrs e. A. EberIe as Mrs.
Xantlppe Babbit. Miss Alice Growth
ers as Nisbe. Miss Pauline Willard as
Angelica, and Miss Bertha Livingston
- Susan. were all in good hands, and
made an ensemble that kept the audi
encc in an uproar of nifth for two
hours and half.
"A Night or is success, and no
doubt to-night's performance viii be
witnessed BY a. large and apprecia-
tive an audience a. was that of las {
night.
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FOND OF rAsr HORSES.
weil-Known Men In Public Life
who Possess Racing stables.


Gen. Il. r. Tracy. President Harri-
sons secretary OF the navy. is Z warm
admfrer OF the srot.ing horse. He is
and has been for years an extensive
breeder, having produced some excel
lent specimens OF horseilesh at the
Marshland Stock Farm. of which he
is the proprietor. He is also the owner
of Manibrino Dudley 2 :i9s4. Among
the horses he has had are Alroy,. who
reduced his record 20 2:2S under A. f.
Feek's skillfni driving; Buckingham,
80, and Crescendo. 2 "a Hamilton
Busby claims that the general is the
leading breeder in New York state,
ard many authorities seem inclined
to coincide with him. Gen. Tracy s
farm -Marshland-is located on the
banks Of that picturesque stream, the
Susquehanna river. near 0wego. lie
has, Judging from his writings. gwen
much thought 10 the difficult breeding
problem, and the echoes OF his last
essay still ring throughout the eoun-
try. The man who has the ability to
discuss with logical force and depth
the blending OF the horse lines 50 as TO
improve the form OF the light harness
horse Is mentally fitted for exalted
position.
There are several very prominent
people in the political weird who arc
breeders and horse-owners. Senator
Hearst OF California and William L.
Scott OF Erie, Pa, who was President
g..eselAnd's right-hand man, are the
running horsemen, and both are ex-
tsnsive breeders. Mr.. Scott recently
gave very large sum for Rayon dor,
= celebrated English stallion Senator
Stockhridge Of Michigan il one OF the
proprietors OF the Kalamazoo Stock
Farm. which has that successful pro,
Queer. Ambassador, ~ the head. Ex-
Senator Palmer. also of Michigan. has
for many years taken a deep interest
in horse breeding. He retired from
official life March last and now in
tends so enter into the breeding busi.
ness on an extensive scale. Senator
Leland Stanford Of California IL widely
known regarding his ability in raising
firsS-class horses. There is hardly .
person IN the eoantry interested II
horse flesh who has not heard OF the
far-Earnesi Palo Alto Stock Farm,
which originated with and is still
owned by Mr.. Stanford.
There arc several members OF con
gress who are devoted 10 the noble
sfeea. John r. Thomas, one OF the
Illinois delegation. has been = horse