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THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, AFRIL 17, 1888.
THE HONGKONG ASSOCIATION, Tus meeting of Ching residents, of which we gave a report yesterday, is doubt satisfactory, as tending to home public attention to this colony, Tho report so, fully speaks for itself that much comment is unnecessary, save upon une point of vital importance to Colonial
LOCAL
No. 22 of the China Punch maintains the character of that periodical, one of the cartoons, having reference in some unknown Chawles" in spectacles, being remarkably well executed. Ws subjoin the following
extracts:-
them to make one Bilekh.
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
THE GRINA MAIL.
at
appear, and judgment was therefore given one of the inspectors of nuisanece attached to the Police fores. Dotendant did not against him.
Plaintif is a Chinese interpreter ut the Lee Law wet, Chew Chan, $18.90- Magistracy: defendant failed to appear, and judgment went by default.
its pur
interests Mr Kingsmill, whose opinion Hongkong Hotel is to be "Onited, we one; he should no the defendani 25 cents. of defendant minight lead to irregularities agreed to rule the decision in the ot
addressed this prizoner upon the gravity from what it appeared on the first day of clothes in order foolishly to spend money emigrants, were thrown upon the mastor of inchin-obinning." joas-liis Worship the ship. The case was now very different and serious nature of the offence, in pun the investigation. His Worship remarked ishment for which the severest penalties that he was certain now that the were sometimes imposed.
complain that she was a bad woman by attempting to their will, but the question was whether Slie admitted ants could not have been taken away againat take away her own life. He would order they were unlawfully detained during the TOO MUTUKEE SI(c)KH.
her to find security for six months in $50 interim-Mr Pollard romarked that the Mr. Crough has arrived from India with failing which, she would have to go to evidence was nothing more than the state- another batch of Siklus and a number of prison. horses. We understand that they are in-
ment of those men; and his Worship could tended to scour the island. We don't wish mons by a milkman, for assault, Chungment was true, while that of
Mr Jordan appeared to answer a sum not but ase that the Wai Shing mau's state-
WYPTON AND COGLIES AT THE FELLEWS. Ulin Aano u. A. Tatens, $150, for wago's to hurt anybody's feelings, but would mera Ahing deposed that he had aummoned the charity, begin at home, a
complainants was falas Mr Baak observed that it
as a coolic s ly suggest that the scouring should, like defendant for a debt of $10. 20 in the Sum not uncommon to baye complaints of sup- lest Court day to allow of the appearance of
Agrominent. This Was it many ba remembered, was adjourned from and that if I tho most becoming garmont for a Sikh policeman off mary Court. Mr J. sent his cook to call wit-Pused kidnapping of a most absurd na duty is a white sheet, let him he provided he went, defendant kicked bin and turned months on board, and had not you made the hog Resin Captain Totens alleges
to his bunas on 35th instant, and when ture. without with a change of finen, or inakts it a stand-hin out--Defendixitt's cook said that he up his mind us to emigration; although he condiva to proceed to the Pellew Islands,
One man had strayed on the defendant, who is master of the Hau two brig directing rule that he should lie in bed whilst his
plaintiff and sightcon only sheet is being scoured, for at present but a very slight one. -Defen
saw his master make a a kick they the any contract was spoken of His Worship months, when they insisted on belog t
was boing well fed all the time; the coolies there to work on the cotton fields for four stated were always passed by the Doctor before years; and that the coolies stayed only tou of them have more than enough dirt about account kept by his steward and that of the said that his object was to see that the sys- back to Hongkong Plaintiff pleaded the taken plaintiff; he kioked at him, but never tom of the Emigration Company was carried existence of a verbal agreement for one there was an assault, though a very trifling tion: The dereliction of duty on the part free passage, ds. The present case was touched him. His Worship said no doubt sibility of any regularity in the emigra broach of written contract as regarde food, out in every way eo as to preclude the pos- year, with $10 a month wages; and aldo
THE MARIA THERESA COOLIE CASE
Mr Pollard
Hard repeated that "there" La Achat, the Chinese interpreter or no evidence except that from the
cases. was eighteen board the French coulis ship Marie Theresa, plainants, who could not be bolioved well; for the defendant; and Me Whyte, Com- fde Fallard, Q.0, instructed by Mr Old- whom Mr May comunisted to the Supreme and even if a dereliction of duty had exist-instructed by Mr Sharp, for t Court some time ago for having been coed, that was nothing for the criminal cou (the t
the plaintif's cerned in falsely imprisoning or unlawfully sideration of his Worship. De could not A well-known Chinese tailor in Hong detaining two copies on board the said vea see how any legal offense could be fastened Whyte, stated that the agreement was kong, phts up outside his door. A Ticksel, was brought up before Mr May this upun defendant upon say ground whatever, understood to he $10 a month for one year, One of the head-coolies, in reply to Mr Tailor and Outfitter," but inside his show morning, in order that bis case might be so far as the evidenco went, His Worship to go and. Cash only" Deep dog that! there is the following notice, Perins(at the Attorney General's request)
request) ra-heard.
said that, kithough ke Mr Pollard,
prese cotton. Twenty dublica Was certain SPECIMEN OF THE TUNNY (1) RIDDLER and Mr D. H. Caldwell appeared to watch defendant; and he was therefore discharged. garding the Passenger Act. As life wit 4.4, instructed by: Mr H that his instructions had not been fully fact Mr Pollard remarked took the sting rtain were engaged, but one ran sway; which Caldwell, appeared on behalf of the prisoner; acted up to, he could not legally punish the out of the point made by Mr Whyte to- marked that he had committed the prisoner complainants should be punished under Ors the same as that of the previous witnech, the case on Mr Baak's behalf.-Mr May re- Mr Pollard then submitted that the ness' statement promised, to ba very i for having stained the complaints on dinance 5 of 1862, Sects. 10 and 12.-The Mr Pollard took objection to his learned board ship for the purpose of selling t thein
Magistrate, but he was the impression that the that the beginning of the inants, said friend going into the minutiae of the facts, Astondoy Ganera: had intended to indiet that they wished to go and pull zopos at fulfilled within the yese
story-viz unless he could show a written.
tten agreement for false imprisonment-Mr Poiled 25 cents a-day--was vory improbable; and stated. Mr
the time that in corld go upon the verbal arousal.
tej. Whyte,
Bowever,
maintained
fulfilment. The examination was then to prove the
proceedal with. Witness signed the paper
stistained by abusiving defondant from liability' of bronch
seemed to be strongly endorsed by a ma. jority of his hearers, and whose romarke were, in the main, thoroughly to the point, backed the opinion of the Chairman that -the home " Hongkong Association" was not to be an echo of the Colonial Asso elation. These gentlemen talked a good deal about working with our local society, but strongly repudiated the view that they had banded themselves together to advance whatever views might be put forth by resident colonista, and instanced the late Memorial as a documentthey would
That the motto of the new Club at the stand" (Very hanly thing to know, if you should meet any of the mombora at the bar).
That the Corn Flower Waltzes are written by Brown and Polon,
A
AN ANOMALY.
ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
WOULD-88 CONTRIBUTORS
WH
What is the difference betra suicide and a shabbily dressed man? One is a felo
de se, and the other is a soe de felo.
A Slice of Enck.A cut of hot beef at the Hongkong Jotel dinner,
not like to adopt. Without, at this Jao SEVERAL months ago Hongkong was visited ment, discussing the various question had been deputy manager of a large com- by abunder from San Francisco. Hu which might be raised as to that docu-pany there, and one day was found non est, ment or any other proceedings which it was not at firat supposed that he had taken more than a few hundred dollars with have been taken in this Colony, we rattet bin, but investigation disclosed tire fact confess to sharing Mr Giob's opinion that he had swindled the company very
Largoly that the Home Association should at large. He turned up in Hongkong, whero,
palm on the Qurupany cumbled
of Blenk & Co. (Gor with of course the proviso that its man draft for $2,000, and another upon
the house of Blank & Co. intelligence of
we have reocived of another Jerotay Diddler,
28
against the defendius, Althoug, thin might be against somebody, perhaps Aloung, who brought the complainants on board The defendant had no power to detain any one on board the vessel, and there could there fore be no charge against him. Perhaps his Worship cast the offenco in a upon the syafeni carried unt by the way Le e did not wish to let it be supposed that anything was suspected of the Mr Pollard having said that he was in a
Company
ter consisted of the Chinamen going on bard in one mind and afterwards changing
carrying out the views of the Colonistka nooth talk and & general gration Company-His Worship eaid that
of
not believe
is
calous, he could it bewys it so ri their visit to the Mau Fook Wo which they but denied, as had cestain proof; and he would thereforo Bue them $25, or and them to prison for one month.
SUPREME COURT.
April 17, 1868 FORHION ATTACHMENTS.-Heard versus Taylor and Others; Heard v. Hubble.
The above writa were returnable to-day; both cases indefinitely,
coolice,
damage
of agreement under pressure; he was afrald of being bosten.
Mr Bollard maintained that the plaintiffs could not sus on the verbal contract, unless set aside the written agreement made by he first took action to prove fraud, and so
the other hand, that he could gup upon the the Consal Mr Whyte maintained, on
да
Mr Whyte, iustruotud by Mr Caldwell, plaintifs.
apply
action should be limited by the superior $1,500 By the lass maiorican) for position to prove that the whole rat but his Lordship adjourned the hearing in breach of agreemont made verbally by the facilities which it possesses of judglas absconded from Port Elizabeth their mind and endeavoring to caucet their appeared for the plaintiffe; and Mr Fulmarked that It His Honor re
who'
in the
นอ
ape of Good Hope, having committed engagement, the first complainasit was then lard, &c., instructed by Mr Hazelaud, for sign any Mr Whyte said that, eren
police officers, or other officers of the warrants, a photograph of Mr. Cimries Flaw, proper to the execution of criminal Oppenheim, for such is the abscond's napid. Any hudy who feels interested as to his personal appearance, may have a look at This counterieit."
the Garnishees.
LOUND-TIK
HEARD AND OTHERS, Mr Pollard, instructed by Mr Caldwell appeared to make an application for a new triat in the ease of Leung Tik v. Heard and others. His Lordship rofused to hear the
it was irregular, inasmuch as this was not application at present, on the ground that in time, and ordered that a new notice given during the first four days of the new terry.
statute of frauds did dot present
was foolish of any one to the contents of which hed did not un férstand. if he were driven upon the written ountmet damages upon it which course Mr. Pollard de by the Consul, he would laim observed compelled the plaintiff to the agreement niluded
allopt
Mr
antention,
to.
dinary facts connected with the pressure Whyte then addressed the Court upon brought to beat upon the coolies, to sigu pointing out the exiluge
the agreement on leaving the Fellew Is-
Hongkong
·Jands for
(being lame, and weak from a gunshot Mr Pollard said that he had no case to fondant, who was propped up in a chait opposer but he proceeded to exhiite de
wound). Captain Tetens stated that he had beets in the Pellow lelands before this instance: he was six months with who was murdered | by the The coolies engaged to go to the Islaints from the Islands; but he at first refused. begged and prayed him to take them away himself agaiust any loss by getting them to Upon repeated solicitations, and securing sign an agreement, he took them back. Ho had taken 600 coolies from Masao to Callao,
-ing what measures can be reasonably
presed upon parliamentary attention, extensive frands upon his employers, Messrs called, and the case was opened. Com
Jordan, Craik & Co. By his villainy their plaluant stated that he did not write upon We would, in fine, inake the local, bankruptcy bus been catired, and they are the paper given him by Aloong. 3'hey subordinate to the (home, Association, naturally anxious to toh him they went direct to a boat, and he could not any Let all resolutious, memoriale, etc., ab, have forwarded to
offer 100 reward for his apprehension, and how his name got writtuu on the paper. statement, Mr Pollard continued to cornets, cousin This Jasd be, in the first case, transmitted to the
bles
say, was quite sufficient to show that the committee in England, they being ein
is to prove that the accountant at the charge was a false one. He was in a posi powered to adopt as their own whatever
Coolie Depot wrate the uaines of complain suggestions they approve. If some ar
ante in due form before they went on board rangement like this be not arrived at,
the vessel; and he was certain that the com- there will be little help gained from our
plainants, with a desire return, had take friends at home. It is even possible that MR SEEN MASer, whose lidt perforo got out of the engagement they had volan probate of the will at the late John Piero
advantage of their mother and.
IN PROBATE, the police,
Mr Hazeland applict, on petition for two associations, having nominally the mance in China will be given same objects in view, will present pet on Saturday next, is thus spoken of
Hongkong tarily entered into
wie a very serions Clark, formerly master of the sirip Ettrick, business for the omigration agent, who tions advocating diametrically opposite three of the Leading London Journals, and such false Barges, tant iffe risk of an odium Hurship granted this application and
try
by. Ineshures. In such a case there is little by the Tasmanian Coirier in Australia, which the
made the order accordingly. Mr Hazeland rendered by the anio, of where he was patronized by H. E. test his legitimate business. The doubt as to which will prove the more
and he would not be able and Mr Robert Hodge are the executors in powerful. We mincerely trust that tho
fernor
(From the London Times to carry on
the will. Hongkong body will, in their next com an affected Englishman.
Baguett aa ongital imitation of proper ca to this case would be, that the munication to the home society, offer to Madame Ann
Ho mimios sien who had trumpet up this impossible The Chief Justice took cecasion at this hening's sitting to make a few romarks to gives a laughable punished. The mother, of course, was not advisers and informants to the more in-sketch of Charles Kean; recitos with reto blame, as she knew nothing of these sitting yesterday in re Dent & Co.'s back fhiential Asociation in London. There foarkable and touching effect the 'Song of facta-Second defendant was cross-szani atidavits from all the creditors conveying and knew well what food was wanted; na might be some drawbacks to such a course, with his recital of Tennyson's Charge of strengthened Mr Pollard's position as to their consent to the annulment of tho supplied them according that he did not
ruptcy. He insisted upon duly-atteated ዚ Shirt, and fairly electrified the audience ed to the same purport as the first;
bound to exercise all the jactical caution is think it necessary to go further into the of the bankruptcy. In & case so important, whers At this Mr Pollard guid
Largo au estato was in que
in cas; and his Honor thereupon remarked made a reference to the Lowdor Fund, inent. It was probable that the coolies had the Morrison Trust,
and the Roberts Fund, made a very bad bargain, and were anxious obtain, owing to the fact that they hail no only to decide whether or not they wore an assent as to
to which would be chillionlt to to
to get away from the Islands; but he hadl
sorry that he could not be to the saine Captain for having taken the precaution to
al representatives
trustees. Ва
was entitled to daongea. He didn't blame the conclusion.as Sir Edmund Hornby had got the coulies to sign an agreement on como to the learned judge bad the advantage of
bat (as Bir Follard suggested ring the Islands. Perains should never the English Act--Mr Pollard said that be would be prepared with the desired proofs
place themselves in the Bisop very cleverly in charge against the defendant ought to be Mr Pollard anent the three-hours private
which
hut it presents fewer objections than will the Light Lirigade, Masett does all this, the improbability or impossibility of the by found to exist in the factitious inde- and much more, and the applatise here complainant's story. Akwet, the accoins pondence advocated by those who, niming crise from one of the conspicuous.
llard anid
at notoriety, would be nothing if not ever béhald.in the argest audiences we ant of the Man Fook Wo Dapet, stated his powerprevious todovision this Lordship that it only remained for him to give judg
artist who
mimic and elocutionist."
Fot
two
SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT,
sign agreements unless they meant to abide by them. Be therefore gave judgment for defendant, with costs of attorney.
The Court rose shortly before 5p.m
Square Buoma tlint-be the must have boun most satisfactory and gra- Depot one morning; they said they wanted complainants at the tifying to him." (From the London Nan to go to a foreign country. Ho
made CHINA MISSIONS,
dard.
.). "We cannot now call to mind any memorandum of their names in the
combines in so eminent a degree perduced; and be explained fully to tham The Edinburgh Weekly Review reports the ali boudist rom the Morn to Dutch Quis; and that they would have vocalist, upon what conditions they would be taken "the sunsal meeting of the Chinese ing Advertiser)"His imitation of Mato lo examined. Mission to Amoy,” held in that elty ahme Anna Bishop was so comically aout paper each, the same as that given to every
He abo
Gare thera a short time since. There would be nothing rate as to produce peals of laughter. Me coulie; their names were written on thatickets in a meeting of this nature to attract Stephen Museett's entertainmunt was loudly by witness before he gave then the tickets. peculiar attention wore it not that the applauded by a nurterous assembly of The man who took the complainants on top chairaian, General Walker, indulged in ladies and gentlemen, and we have no board the vessel is in l'ourt. certain statements of so very doubtful a
Jouht Elta
In reply to flat he success in England will be the Bench, witness stated that all the coo- zature as to expose his advocacy to the commensurate with his varies and novel lies on the previous to going on charge of obtaining support under a Cria) Mr. Stephen Maesett gave his entoring the names. Mr Bask, the Dutolt entertainments," (From the Hobart Town board, and that only one book was kept for, isconception on the part of the pleasing entertainment last ovaning, at the Emigration agout, atitol (in reply to Bir subscribers. We have not the slightest Royal mention of finding fault with Missions, bie ever, in the presence of Polar) that the defendant was paid by a
the Governor-General, Sir certain i
E. Bailay J. F. Simmond, 816, on in lary (825) mouthly, irrespective of promissory note.-Mr Blackwood so long as their promoters reftain froia vlentine Fleming, Lady Flomig, Lady of a bonus, apart altogether from the fact and that he appeared as deceased's executor, munt to Edgar Allen Poo
Henry Fux Young, Lady Young Sir
Sir the number of coolies and that re making misstatements. But it becomes Campbell, Captain Henry Maule, and of whether muy colies were
got
appeared $75 as plaintiff, stating that Bailey was doad, duty to contradict any assertions which many of the officers of the 12th Regiment, Chan Aling, who is employed at the had paid $10 of the amount to Bailey, in were shipped not.Defundaut allegoil, in defence, that he meeting, to which we allude, General opinion pretty freely and generally ex-men fcomplainants) as having been at the who saw him pay t Walker is reported to have said pressed of his andiunce as the best male Depot; the goutract under which they would the Colony-Blackwood stated, in reply to That there were two features in con- singer and cloentionist who has yet appear-go to Guism was explained to them. Wit the Court, that Hailey was his boarding- nection with the Amoy Mission to which ed in this colony,"
ness store that he took them on board of house ruumer, and held its license, because he could not help adverting. The first wis
the Maria Therese, where he as the de-(as proprietor of the Enipire Tavern) he the great desires and the great readiness to Taz falluwing notive, important to mari- fendant. They were examined, and on would not hold two licenses-His Honor receive the truths of the Gospel which had appears in a Cape paper of Foh 14:-
annt und if he wera prepared Bean manifested in China,
Before the Hon. B: J. BALL
Ap il 16, 1808,
but that the
person
A LADY has left the Society for Promoting to Christian Knowledge a legacy of £20,000, THE health of Lord Brougham since his arrival at Cannes has wonderfully improved. AN offork is to be made in Baltimore to oplete the collection of funds for a monu-
plation in the mufacture of paila, wash- One of the late uses of paper is its ap basins, pana, epittoons, a
are at variance with facts. At the and at one established himself. In the Man Fool Wo Koon, identified the two presence of a win $19.9as Tbs. Bos instrument which is being exbibited at Albany
S.E. South.
F. SEXAD, Marbour Master,
POLICE. TO-DAY'S
Olick Anius, & married woman aged 27, was charged with having attempted to com
the
is 44 Mophilipeuol rasecomourenta,
TER name given to a new musical in-
to
MR. ADAMS. bades, appears in a Cape Paper of Blakdanu," Complainants buth, denied potat flank wontent that to could hold two lessen by attend Mir Adams on the partstre from
(Saturday Review, Feb, 29). The esteem and oh on greater than he and the thrives 470 tmus, laden with a general cargo, lies the sistements regarding their visit to the grising. Ore muar to lold ons en bis beitsit. Ingland ought not to impair the popularity of Hindostan. Another wid very striking fathons over her), 110th miles from the being taken off to the ship bir Pollard ground. that he now sued for the money. mar desires that the representative of a sunk in 7 fathome at low water (with SW Shing long (Man Fook Wo) and their to which plaintiff replied that it was on this with his fellow-citizoud No wise English- feature was the remarkable and extensive hep that had been made of native agendy in shore at the Port Ofico, with the following therefore submitted that, they should he The summons was thereupon dismissed, on foreign country should fdentify himself with carrying out the operations of the mission, Harbour Lighthouse, W. by N by compass, aggravated unture of the stigma of ply Blackwood could only sue as executor to
beating!
nished suvsiely in cooparison to the the ground, as his Honor stated, that the interests of the State to Now, sa regards the second assertion, Inner Roman Kuck
ich ho we have nothing more to say that that Beacon, on with the W
stealing" which complants had sotight Bailey, and he had no authority an executor helipuld be exempt from narrow prejudice temporarily accredited. It is enough that Pentel he is to attach to the Man Fook Wo--(which to produce. A the gallant General's rendering of the large froues at the
and that he be able was regularly su respectably conducted words "remarkable and extensiva” Fishery
under the unters and supervision of Mr
appreciato alion customs and modes differs from the commonly received Bird Rock
Long
of Chat-tai v. J. S. Book, $43, for thought. As long as International relations Bask, the emigration officer, the Consul wages as buatman. Defendant did not apare exclusively conducted among crowned vergions But as regards the assertion
Reciente Light
and the Harbor Master)so should the pear, but sent & Chinaman to represent heads and Cabinets, a versatile diplomatist respecting the great desire and great.
severity of the punishment fall upon the him readiness to receive the truths of the
upon which his Honor requested the of the subord of Talleyrand has the best plamante. A great deal of trouble bad gospel "manifested in China, we pro
been caused to every one connected with gentleman to inferos Mr Hook that if that chance of winning in the political game the Enigration company, and it was there gentleman fuited to appear in psrain next bet where public affairs are directly, or 5- nounce it to be utterly unfounded in fact,
fore eminently case for the saverest adjourned), Judgments would be given above all things necessary that an ambassa there Court day (until which time the ease was tually controlled by general opinion, it is If those who claim support from people at uit suicide in the Harbor, near the Bailor's punishinent Complainants. had come dell. boma condes and to employ falsehood as Homs, last night a watchman berately to tell lisa and they ought there
against him.
dor should share and understand the feel- Mr Book afterwards appeared, answered inga of his own countrymen. Even at An agoney, or even put forth misstatements on going in see what it war, found the pri- proper place sheild be. TouglasvilleHis mannor possible without rising from bis sometimes been delicately rallied on the stated that he heard a noise last night, and fore to be punished very severely. Their the questions of the Court in the coolest European Courts, English Ministers have from ignorance of the truth, the sooner soner trying to drown he self in the harbor. Worship remarked that it was his duty to sent, and seemed to look upon the Ordi lang course of professional employment they quit the positions they hold in He took her out, but she ran off and agatu uxamine the way in which the emigration is nenos as imposing a great hardship when it which was supposed to have dulled tholk
person may have been induced to her toisenble existence. A Chinese boat-gation was that the arrangements
with the course of public opinion Subscribe to this particular mission under wat rescued her the red timin, the stapay were most satisfactory: Still it Defendant denied the vinin, saying that he argument against a spectal diplomatic sur
the auswer money claime made against him. t this impression that the field was peet her husband had not given has any money not carried out bis instructions, and that 18th alt, although they were spoken to by a statesman who comes frosh from son- Hald sub wished to drowa herself, because was fear that Mr Bask's subordinates had did not actually engage the boatuon till Vice is founded on the advantage possessed liarly promising. Without reviving the for zeven months. In her defence, she complainants were not taken before Mr previously. His Honor Bagided, upon the tast with domestic affairs. The son and everlasting discussions which have taken stated that cho was married last year, and Bank upon his first visit to the vessel Mr evidence of defendant's pwu witness, that grandson of Presidents of the United States, place, we can confidently assert that Olina her husband was very good to her shortly Pollard observed that, any ontission of duty lie was liable to the full autonut Dafands New Englander from the model State of the most difficult field of mission labour after her marriage, some women spoke evil on the defendant's part could be met by a aut said he would pay it, and then bowed, Massachusette, once a Republican member in existence. And we are pretty sure of her to her husband, when he left her cutting of his pay, but there could be no bint retired without recognition from the of the House of Representatives, and the that the Missionaries of China will Yesterday, some women again spoke against legal offence It Was no object for the Bonel ondere our statement, and deplore the best har husband, when he beat her deferidant to keep them on board, as, pre-
• Bihibition of ignorance to which we bare Prisoner's husband, a lokong sergeant,
then she went and tried to drown herself. vidus to thoir departure front Hongkong, Above adverted,
stated that his wife used to pawn a kis
Missionary Bosieties the better. Many nttempted to put an end to what she thought | carrut on and the result of this investi compelled a man to appear paragnally emo 1 and, indeed, the only plausible
associate of the principal leaders of the and on their arrival at Surinam, the coolies liquor sold. Plaintiff is proprietor of the never belied his character. A more pliable party, Mr Adsins might be expected to be D. Browae W. Williamson, $22.75, for an American of the Americans, and he has were carefully examined; and. If unwilling Oriental Bowling Alley, and defendant is Minister would have been loss eficient for