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suit in sending Commodore Stan
ton to the South Atlantic station.
The secretary also today issued an
order making Captain Howison
commandant of the Mare Island
navy yard. The captain has been
in temporary command for some
time.
The Columbus Iron Works
have notified the Navy Depart
ment that the cruiser Detroit, built
by them, is ready for delivery to
the Government. The reports of
the Bureaus Of Construction and
Engineering, recommending the
acceptance of the vessel, are in the
hands of Secretary Herbert. The
vessel will be sent from Baltimore
to Norfolk Navy Yard, where she
will stay until she goes into
commission.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Orders
for the Philadelphia to proceed to
Samoa were signed to-day. They
have been transmitted by cable to
Valparaiso, where they will be de-
livered by the United States minis
ter to Captain Barker, Immediately
upon the arrival of his ship at that
port,
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Marshal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF Exc
p cution issued out of the First Circuit
Court, on the 2lst day of June, A D.
1898, against Look Tong, defendant, in
favor of Phillip Peck, plaintiff, for the
sum OF 1898 SIS, | have levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the Station House,
in the District OF Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, at u O'Clock of FRIDAY, the 21st
day OF July, A. d. 1898, to the highest
bidder. all the right, title and interest OF
the said Look Tong, defendant, in and to
the following property, unless said
judgement, interest, costs and my ex-
penses be previously paid.
List of property for sale:
Piece OF land situated at Kalihi
near Honolulu, bounded and described
as follows:
Commencing at rock marked Y at
south corner of this land on west side of
the river joining kahoewal (Adams),
and running north $50 deg 40 min, east
Oh "a alp ch along Kahoewai to north
corner of abutment OF new bridge, thence
north IL deg 30 min, west ch # along
Ahupuaa to slight angle, thence north
43 deg 80 min, west CHI along Ahupuaa
to water course and road north corner OF
this land, thence south 90 deg 80 min,
west Oh % Alp it along road and water
course to west corner of this, thence
south ~ deg 80 min, east 354 CHI along
land called Kaihukanamee to corner,
thence south ~ deg, west AZ 5-12 # to
corner thence south 81 deg 45 min, east
1917 it to corner, thence 80 deg 80 min.
east ch 81 It along Kaihukanamee to
commencement. Area l 49-100.
2-All that piece OF land described in
R p No GOA, apana 9 containing area
OF 97-lOO Of an acre, recorded in Liber So,
page 354. -
(SignedJ F. 6. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, June %, 1893. 3414-5t
E~The above sale is postponed by
request to August II.
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wThe above sale is postponed by
to August u.
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FACTORY PRICES.
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We
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In its manufacture a knife is
handled by 20 different artisans
from the moment the blade is
forged until the instrument is fin
ished and smoothly wrapped up
for the market.
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"peared, and since that time I
" have never had the first sign of it.
81 can eat anything without the
least fear of distress. l wish all
that are afflicted with that terrible
" disease or the troubles caused by
a" it would try August Flower, rs l
ain satisfied there is ~ medicine
"eqnai u il. q
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Mr.. Willow Baldwin departed last
Saturday for Makaweli to resume his
old position.
The Mskawao school closed on
monday, the 18th, in the presence of
, 1893-10-07
Spectator, End SEPTEMBER

Sir Henry james virtually concluded the
debate Ivy a very brilliant speech against the
Bill, pointing out chat this was not a popular
revolution in any sense as regarded the
followers If Mr. Gladstone. It was q revolu-
ton male ny Que mm,-a revolution for
which tie lldstonians had to avail them
selves of all the resources of the Newcastle
programme to palm of upon the English
people. Instead Of the BIZ, the whole Bill,
and nothing but the Bill" the popular cry
in England would have been, The Bill, the
new Bill, and nothing Of the Bill" Even
ifathe Unionists had occupied too much Of the
time of the House, the penalty for doing so
should fall npon tiem, and not on the Irish
minority, is It D. actlcally would if the Bill,
carried by Closure, were to become law he
exposed the mistake Of Sir Charles Russell
in supposing chat the mere decision OF the
Supreme court Of the United States against
an unconstitutional exertion Of State preroga-
tive in Georgia had been followed by the
surrender Of GeoI gia and he concluded his
striking speech with one Of the mos inclslve
and Scorn, al denunciations Of the measure
which even this Parliament has yet heard.
The cholera is advancing, and has effected
a lodgment in England, but as yet it has not
assumed its terrifying character. 1t is worst
III RdlIcld, where tA0 people uISllAo n""lO"iJ
precautions, and in part of Hungary, where
143 cases and IS deaths have been reported
IN one day to Buda-Pesth. 1t has appeared
in Vienna, Berlin, and on the Rhine, upt at
Nantes in France,-in the latter place with
apparent, though not quite verified, severity
The English case has occurred at Grlmsby,
where several suspicious deaths have been
reported. anl ono-that Of a woman named
Petersen has beeu fully proved by the ex-
perts. The disease is supposed to lave entered
Grinsby from the Continent in one of the
numerous vessels when enter the port, and
the convalescent pat emit vino brou-ht it is
actually identified 1t is a little late in the
year, We are told, for a severe outburst in
England; but careful people Will do we'll
neither to driak ulboiIed water nor 10 clean
their teeth with il TIE latte, pesc1utoa IS
ole too often neglected.
, 1893-10-07
Spectator. 9th Septl

The cEoleIa has c|3rttiHly appeared in eng
land, at Grimaby, HUH and london but
there is no reason 10 apprehead a scare"
The most formidable outburst has been at
Grimsby, whore several patients have died,
because GrimbY is tho great centre If the fish
trade; and if fish is ever washed in doubtful
water it might be a centre Of infection. There
is no reason, however, to believe that this
san be the case the mos Jealous precautions
are taken, the local authorities beng more
than alive to their duty and III England no
one eats fish uncooked. In Hull the outbl eak is
Sigh, AMI in London only one case is report
ed. though that Is, uuh ppily, the case Of a
cleaner in the House of Commons. There is
70 occasion fol alarm here, if people will only
remember to drink boiled water; and he
outburAt on the Continent, though widely
spreei, confines It's severity to the East. Tue
proportion Of deaths to cases there is very
high, nine patients dying out Of ten cases re-
sorted in two days from Ga'ieia. Out of one
hundred and tWenty-eight Bosnian pilgrims
who this year visited Mecca, and who are by
blood pure Europeans, only .forty-eight return
ed alive, and it becomes increasingly certain
that Mecca is now the grand centre for the
diffusion of disease. Europe must coma
pei the Sultan to purify that city, which is
positively saturated with cholera, it'll a
strong hand; and as the disease has broken out
in Constantinople, and he, g afraid for him
self, Le will probably be willing. 1t will be
necessary to hang half a dozen great men in
Mecca before the remainder will obey sani-
tsry orders, and only the Khalif can do that.
A new agitation has been getting up about
Siam, sufficiently important to hasten Lord
Duferin back to Paris. N. le Myre de-
vilers, the French Agent despatched to Bang
kok to settle terms, is reported to interpret
the ultimatum very widely. and to demand q
commercial treaty for France. with a special
clause providing that industrial concessions
in the two rich provinces on the Mekong
shall be granted to Frenchmen only. He is
even said to have required the Siamese
Court TO dismiss all Europeans in its employ,
particularly a Belgian who is too clever; and
he has certainly refused to treat with any but
siamese. Tie Europeans in Bangkok are
, 1893-10-07
TERRIFIC THUNDERSTORM.
(Ths 81, Vincent Sentry Sept. 49,

A very severe thunderstorm was expert
enccd in Kingstown on Tuesday nigh The
thunder ciaps deafened one at the same mo.
mcnt the vivid flashes illumined up the
wild and lowering night. AT times the peels
seemed distant, then suddenly thew world
swell Into a crashing sound, and houses rat.
tied and shook withtbe tremendous vibration.
The storm frnd was abroad that night in
his Widest spirit, bursting upon the town
without a moments warning and then as
suddenly departing, leaving the night black
with clouds banked deep and dark and the
rain coming Town in torrents, Just after
midnight St. Julien's Cottage, the property
Of Mr.. Julian Y. Learmond, situated on
Kingstown Park, was we'll nigh wrecked by
the lightning. His family and himself wefe
quietly sleeping when the Storm hrst broke.
Mrs. Learmond was on her way to the chill.
dren's apartment to pacify some Of them who
, 1893-10-07
CHOLERA AND ARTICLES OF DIET.
Fron "Eaturs.")

Although IN by far the larger number Of
cases the distribution of cholera has bee IA
traced to the use of impure water, got there
arc a few authentic instances on record Of its
dissemination by means Of various articles Of
diet, such as milk, fruit, salad, whilst Kosael
and Steyerthal quite recently report two
eases (Deutsche med. WochenschriG. 1922 ia
which It's communications was traced TO bread
and butter. It becomes, therefore, not only
Of interest but Importance, 20 ascertain What
is the vitality Of the cholera-organism when
purposely brought in contact either superb.
cially or Incorporated with various articles of
food. Researches in thisd direction have been
undertaken from time to time.by various in
vestigators. Babes, Cell and others, whilst
Dunham's experiments published in the
Medical Record for 1892 are among the most
recent and exhaustive on this subject. This
author found that cholera organisms pul pose
ly introduced on to salad leaves and placed
in a covered dish and kept at the ordinary
temperature of a room, retained their vitality
for five days, on cooked eaulifoyers for from
six to ten days and on the same vegetable
uncooked for thirteen days. On a sliced
strawberry they did not survive more than
twenty four hours.
Some. important utions 20 our
knowledge of this subject have been made by
Friedrich. and are brought together in an
elaborate memoir. "Beit4 age yum Verhalten
der Cholerabakterien auf Nahrungs und
Gennszmitteln" published in the Arbeifen
q. Kaiseriichss Gesandkeitsamte, vol. VIII.
1898, p 465.
The range Of material Investigated is very
, 1893-10-07

furious; but Sir f. Grey pointed cut to Sir +.
Temple on Tuesday that q monopoly o. IN
dustrial concessions was prohibited BY treaty,
and it is rumoured oil good authority that the
Chinese are intsi vening with some emphasis.
The King Of Siam has sousht protection from
the great Emperor at Pekir and it Will ap-
parently be accorded. at least 50 far as to PFC.
vent Siam from becoming q vassal Of France.
1t is improbable therefore that the French
Foreign Ohice. which does not desire a var
with China. eth / open or covert, or Il great
addition 10 the Colonial Budget, will allow
matters to be pushed too far. Alre4dy the
French at Chandaboon are calling for rein
forcementS.
The Government have surprised the country
BY their selection of q new Viceroy for India.
They have no Peer of the requisite caiibro
available; and have looked round, therefore,
for the safest commOner. They find this to
be Sir Henry Nolzuan, ROY Governor #
Queensland, and fotsnerly Governor of JanG
ca, but known in India as one Of the ablest
among Military STAFF oficeIs. He ms held
great appointments-Adjutan General. MI
tty Secretary, and Military Member If
Couucil-and although he does not belong TO
the class of frst-rate men from whom V,ceroys.
are generally taken, and IN much too Old, he
will probably, If be kee S his health, do we'll.
He viii not be popular in India, where the
Anglo Indians never accept an Anglo-Inditn
Viceroy with plea,uIe-not even Lord Law
rence-desirlng TO oe ruled by q more fresh
and impartial mind: aud where the ruling
men of to-day-Slr H. VI brand in ptrt.cular,
the strongest man in the Empire-are com
psitted to q forward frontier policy, waich Sir
Henry Norman does not approve. 10 il,
however, a very good administrator, he is q
ynrfaaT oootor of A Pm " nrut. JI,f ~, I,,eiu,ao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
THE INFANTA ARRIVES.
THE SPANISH PRINCESS REACHES
WASHTNGTON.
Received by Secretary Gresham and Taken
to Her HoteI-The Arrival aud
Departure at New York.

QUARANTINE. S. l.. May l9.-The day
dawned bright and beautiful and the
waters of the Narrows and the lower
bay glistened aud glinted in the sunlight.
The arrival late yesterday afternoon of
the Spanish steamer Reina Maria Chris
tina, having on board the Infanta Eulalie,
her husband Prince Antonio D'Orleans,
and members Of their party, was some
what OF a surprise. as she was not ex-
pected until early this morning.
This however did not interfere with
the arrangements for the reception OF the
representatives Of the queen Regent Of
Spain. AT an early hour the Dolphin
passed out to the Hook and was followed
shortly afterwards by the Spanish war
ship infauta Isabel
Az 331 the Spanish vessels weighed
anchor and passing in were preceded by
the Dolphin, which had been awaiting
their movements of the Government
dock. The Dolphin steamed ahead lead
ing the way up through the ship channel,
saluting with her bow chaser.
About 1913 the spars and white hull
Of the Dolphin showed out plainly be-
yOnd the gray walls of Fort Wadsworth.
and about three cable lengths behind her
followed the Reina Maria Christina.
About the same distance behind came
the lnfauta Isabel The I,eina Maria
Christina and Infaufa Isabel were dressed
rainbow fashion. while the Dolphin, which
carries no yards, had an her bunting set
fore and aft.
The Dolphin ran past the dock here
and came TO anchor The Reiua Maria
Christina followed. dropping her anchor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
The Behrlng Sea Fleet.

SEATTLE. WASH. May l9.-The Unit
ted States steamer M0hican has arrived az
Port Townsend The arrival OF the Mohl-
can completes the American teel 70 duty
during the coming summer IN behrins
ga other vessels on this assignment.
nov, In these waters are the steamers
Ranger and Cutters. Bear. Rush and
CorUin. Cantain Nicholas Ludlow, com
mander of the Mohican. being the senior
officer of the fleet will act as admiral OF
the squadron. The feet Is expected 70
leave FOR the North Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
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WFATHER IOkECAsI.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 19.-For
Virginia: Fair. warmer winds. shifting
10 southwest.
For North Carolina and South Carolina:
Fair TIL Sunday. warmer. south or south
west winds.
weather Condti0ns-The storm has
moved from South Dakota TO Manitoba.
a pressure OF 2s.9s being reported from
Winnipeg and a maximum south wind
of seventy-two miles from Saint Vim
cent. A clearing condition is central
over Florida. Rain has fallen Ia the
e4trerae northwest. The tsmperature
has allen In the upper Missouri Valley
and southwark 10 Texas. II has gems
orally risen elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
1Hr mfNIsTqY RESIGN.


End of Another short Lived italian
Cabinet Announced.
LONDON. May ia dispatch received
this morning from Rome says that the
italian Ministry has resigned.
ROME, May 19-The Chamber Of De-
puiies To-day rejected the budget for the
department of justice. The minister Of
Justice and ecclesiastical affairs there
fore resigned IL is expected that the
budget of the ministry of foreign affairs
VIII he rejected also. and this viii proba-
bly, result iu "a crisis.
The Cabinet council was I'm session most
OF the evening. but mo- information ass 20
Tine decision of the ministers is obtainable.
The Dpiuioue expresses the conviction
that the whole ministry must resign. The
majority ON the vote against the Govern
ment was only five. and the whole incident
might have been ayertod had the minis
ters been more watchful Nevertheless.
the Cabinet is believed to be irremcdiably
weakened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20

CHARLESTON. $. c.. May l9.-The
entire force of st0ne-cutters ON the Gov
eminent building struck to-day The
strike is the result of singular cireum-
stances. Some tools belonging 20 one Of
the men were stolen. He found them IN
pawn shop and redeemed them for
$3.50. which amount the union ordered
20 be paid by the contractor. ID. 4. Sulli-
van. This he refused 10 do. and the
strike was ordered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
News of the Navy.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May ls.-Secre-
tary Herbert has selected Lieutenant
Commander Hald for executive duty on
the San Francisco. lie will be detached
from duty I'm the Bureau OF Navigation
on the lst of June. and viii relieve Lieu
tenant Commander Tilley. who Will 20
on leave for three months
Lieutenant-C Commander Il. V. Wood has
been detached from the Concord and
ordered 10 duty in the Bureau OF Navl-
CATION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20

REIDsV.LLE. y. c.. May l9-Special.-
The rer.ains Of Major James Penn. OF
this y,ace. who died on May l7th. We're
laid 10 rest yesterday al Hillside ceme-
tcrs
,,ent paraded on the grounds to-day In
cbarpe OF Colonel G.. w. Hewlett and Ad-
iutant Kemper Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20

MERRY. May ia new ukase has
been issued expelling the Jews from the
Asiauc provinces of the Russian Empire
The enforcement of the ukase will cause
widespread suffering, as the decree in
cludes within its scope thousands Of
Jewish refugees from shah Jetha ANS
prosecutions. who had entered the Rus
sian territory under "A guarantee that they
would be PROTECTED In the enjoyment Of
religious freedom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
Tennessee Bankers Meet.

CHATTANOOGA. May l9.-The bankers
Of Tennessee, representing eighty-five
banks. assembled at Knoxville to-day in
annual convention. 4 resolution petition
ing Congress 10 cal the Sherman silver
law was unanimously adopted At the
convention held last year a similar re-
solution was presented, but Withdrawn
on account OF some difference Of opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20

MORE CRETAssEs.
The Cotton Crop in tho Overlooked Dis
tricts Threatened.

NEW ORLEANS. Nay 19.-Major II. B.
Richardson chief State engineer says
the condition Of the Ievees of the ArkaH-
sas front made the occurrence of other
crevasses almost certain. Brooks Mill
crcyasse is now 700 feet wide.
President Gray. of the Teusas Basin
board says the crevasses viii overflow
"a part of every one of the seven parishes
embraced in his district. and that the
cotton crop will Boz damaged one-half in
that district. He says there is a suspi-
CiOu in Arkansas that the Brooks Mil
levee was cut. Major Bedford of Madi-
son. said that twenty-five of thirty plan-
tatious I'm Madison win suffer
Concordia will not suffer severely unless
there is a boom in the Red Volunteers
are patrolling the levecs i'm Tensas. and
are instructed 90 fire upon persons APP
preaching the levees except at public
LANDINGS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
MRS. PARNELL'S PLEA GBANTED.
The Court Orders That She Receive Her
ehare Of Tho O,shca E.tnie.

LONDON, May l9.-Mrs. Catherine Par
nell widow Of the late Charles Stewart
Parueu, has applied to the chancely divi-
sion ot the high court of justice 10 COM
pei the trustees TO distribute the funds
due under the O'Shea settlement The
trustees had withheld the share of the
applicant under the belief that eventually
there would be q balance due by her in
respect 20 the Wood estate.
The counsel for Mrs. Parnen stated
that the applicant had children who were
now depending ON one hundred pounds a
year obtained from another source
The judge ordered the money TO be paid
into court the applicant to receive her
share forthwith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
GOVERNMENr TR0oPS ROUTED.
Brazilian Insurgents Draw Them Into an
Amhu-cade-Ri Victory

Y
LONDON, May ia dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says that a battle between the
national and iusurgent forces has just
been fought at Poncherde, Rio Grande do
Sui
The Government troops, under General
TcHes. were drawn into an ambuscade,
and then were routed by an inferior force
under General Tavres. The insurgents
captured a large amount Of artillery
small arms. ammunition and baggage.
They lost but few men, although they
inflicted heavy losses upon the national
army.
They are now marching rapidly towards
Bage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
sUSD4r oPENING PosrPoNED
I'm order to Give the National Commission
Ample Time 10 Consider.


Ample Time TO Consider.
CHICAGO May 19.-Sunday opening of
the Worlds Fair has been postponed for
% week. The local directors held a meet
ing this evening. at which # was decided
90 close the Fair next Sunday i'm order TO
give the National Commission sufficient
time 90 take action ON the new Sunday
opening rule. which was submitted to that
body to-day.
BOSTON. MASS. May l9-At n fun
meeting of the Presbyterian church last
night the pastor was authorized to send
the following telegram TO Grover Cleve-
land. Washington, ID. c.. The First
United Presbyterian church Of Boston.
distrusting both the directory and COM
missiouers. appeals 20 you 10 suppress
the Chicago notification with Jacksonian
frmness. and 10 guard the gates next
Sabbath with troops. II necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
THE NICARAGUA REToLUrIoy.
1t is Reported That an Agreement for an
Armistice Has Been Reached


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May I9-Accord-
ing TO information received here the Mica
ragUa revolution las taken an unexpected
turn. Unofficial 7d ices have been re-
ceiyed at tie State Department that an
agreement for AN armistce has been
reached by the Government and the rev
oluu1nary factions in Nicaragua. No
further Information than this was oDtaiua-
Die at the department.
The source of the lews in .o1cealed
beyond the fact that it did not come
direct 10 Secretary Gresham from Nica-
ragua. Evidently. however, the source
is one entitled 90 credit. as the news is
accepted ass authentic at the department.
In the absence of direct adyices from
Nicaragua II is regarded rs almost in-
eXplicable IL is expected that the cruiser
Atlanta will reach Greyt0Wn I'm "a day or
two. and the Alliance will probably be "a
few days later i'm reaching the west coast
OF Nicaragua, where most of the fighting
has taken place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
Lanes Z. Mnrdock Dead.

CINCINNATI. May 19.-James e. Muir
dock. the famous actor, died al 5.oO
o'clock this morning. aged eighty-three
years For two years he had been Ill
from various ailments lie was tenderly
cared for 20 the last by his daughters,
Misses Fanny and Ida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May i9.-Comp-
troller Eckels to-day appointed Mr.. John
4. Williamson. receiver OF the Second Ma
tional Bank OF Columbia, Tenn, insoi-
vent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-20
RANGE OF THERMoMErER.

Range OF Thermometer at The Tines
office Yesterday: A. NJ, 80; 10 NJ. 70;
=. ~. Y: { =. NJ, 70; z. NJ, &C.. mid
night, g. Average, 6G IS.