Nap 6495. – JANUARY 28, 1881.]
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. (SUPPLIED TO TER CHORA MAIL"
1 & 0 Telegraph Co.'s Line.)
COZİTİVE SERASUŽIN 'IN IRELAND.
London, Jan. 26.
A bill, has been introduced empowering the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to arrest suspected persons far trekwon and to restrict thế sáló and possession of armis.
KHELAND KEAGUERS JURY DIRDILARORD.
LONDON, Jan. 26... At the trial of the Land Leaguers the Jury were unable to agree and were dis. charged.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The Zort FARNCH MAIL may be expected tai artive here, per M M steamer Sindh, on or about 1st February. Hor London dates are 24th Dục. The next AMERICAN MAZE may be looked for here in the P. M. S. City of Peki
on or about the 7th of February, Ww.ore informed by the Agent of the MK: Co, that the B. B. Find loft Saigon
ongkong, today, at noon
We are informed by the agents (Messrs Butterfield and Ewire) that the steamship Descation, from Live, left Singapore yesterday afternoon for this port and Shanghai
Br an oversight, the name of the donor of the first prizes in the third and fourth classes and the third prize in the second alias was omitted from the list with which we were supplied. These prizes ware fur- nished through the liberality of Mr T. Jackson
Ww learn that Mr Andrew Wohlters, fire-
pared by Mr Lechler and myself, ft 50 per cent of the total, maximum of marks be required for a pass, the results are IO II CASE - III CLERK, IV OLARK,
14 passed? passed & pamed 10 passed. 17 failed., 17
13 failed. 12 failed
Total passedYSONG UN failed...59
As I have put them, however, allowing 45 per cent to pass, there is shown
Total failed. Total passed......62
91
one-half of those presented might be allowed On the whole, I incline to think that to pass, placing the standard at the very lowest. But even then scarcely anything has been attained above it. This is not very And we cannot but remark great success. or the fact that scarcely any of the Ohinese produced in translation into English Kingle grammatical sentence. We were of syla in the so struck by the absence
into Chinese, varieties of Canton coll
Mandarin and ever
colloquial being mixed up with book-phrases.
6-I do not condemd- the system oË moving up boys from lower olasses to higher middle of the year altogether. Dr the Stewart, no doubt, could give good reasons for the practice; but I think there has beez too much of it towards the close of the past year, which has seriously affected the results of the pressat examination.
of
boys presented to us for examination 7.With regard to the total "tumbor
I think the rosson for its being much smaller than that of the school roll must be obvious to any one, without detracting anything from the efficiency or discipline of the school. In order to get the true numbers, the masters' examination-papers and the answers they received should be compared with ours.
JOHN CHALMERS.
was proposed by Dr Eital, seconded by Mr Smith, and agreed to nem, con
That Dr. Chimera Hoport embodies. the general views of the Examiners regards the principal points to which it
rators.
ware
As regards the examination in Chemistry, Mr MacCallum set for the boys in Class I a series of 9 questions, of which 6 only
be answered to
These questions comprised only the subjects actually taught during the past year. The following results were obtained
Total examined...
Answers very good.............id.'. Answers good.3
Answor
leir.........
10
Total passed. Total failed.........13 an of the Fire Brigade, has resigned his Out of those who failed only 9 were fit position in that force. In losing Mr to be presented at all in Chemistry. The Wohlters, the Brigade loses one of its others had evidently not been long enough most competent, hardworking and meful in the class to be able to pass. men, whose place it will be difficult indeed to fill. Mr Cleaver, foreman, has also re- signed, and sexistant foreman Whitehead has been appointed in his stead Volunteer "assistant Germain has been appointed as sistant foreman vice Whitehead promoted.
BOTHEN MARK LODGE OF HONGKONG, Na: 254, The following officers were elected last
night (27th), for the present year:--
W M
S. W
W
Chaplain
...H. Smith4
...J. T. Chator.
...Is Mallory.
.... A. Mosoly.
W. E. Hughes.
...T. J. Rose.
B. Copiamson
.
Registrar of Marks Jordan Secretary E. Georg.
D
·D. O
Tyler...
G.
1.
E. B. Jore
...A. N. E. Judah,
...A.. K. Blandy, ...J. R. Grimble.
Messes Harland and Walf of Belfast, the
famous designere sind constructors of the
Oceanic and other steam ships of the White
Star line, have built two new packets
which, in a few months, will replace the
Belgic and Gaelic. The two new vessels are
as large as the Oceanic and even more
powerful. They are built of steel; and
will have cabins and arrangements specially. suited for the voyage between Hongkong and San Francisco. We have no doubt the enterprise of the O. and 0. 8. 8. Co. will
be well rewarded.--Japan Gazette
I Have just received interesting informa
tion from reliable source concerning the Chinese army in Kuldja and Di. It appears
the European writers have greatly overrated
the strength of Teo-Ting-Tang. Of dis-
infantry
cipline
fa men organised by
› Stations, and dried and armed in the
fifteen
has not much more
-he in
Yally destitute. He has no foreign-
and political reasons
#quadrons loval levies. New
prevent him from
if any of the Mongol nomads, who are the
any,
best mounted troops in China, are with his
army. His strongest arm is the artillery which i
Corder
in powerful and kept in
Хоо
that the above minutes be
61% 39% 87% 13%
Totis
IL & III.
44
100
14 86
1188
18
211811
#11
100
774% 28% 69% 31% 100% — 91%
* 498
115811
1 all passed
THE CHINA MAIL
writing.
Antithation
Composition.
Class
Essay.
*Letter
writing
CHINESE
SCHOOL.
Writing.
Explanation. Copy writing. Reading.
Fassed Failed Fassed Failed Paased Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Examined.
English School,
Mr MacCallum specially mentioned that the number of subate taught seems socall for the teaching of a whole year.
Resolved presented to the Government is and in Failed in one subject,
do. tion subjects, place of a Report." Agreed to unanimously.
E. JE, Chairman. 25th January, 1881.
great
places great reliance upon it.. My informa
informant assures me that much rub bish has been written respecting the. strength of China compared with that of Bums, and he expressos a fervent hope that people in England will not doceive them- selves on this point. China is not in a po- sition to enter on a war with Russia with any reasonable aliance of snow--Vanity Fair.
REPORT ON THE EXAMINATION OF
THE CENTRAL SCHOOL - The following forms part of the minutes
of the boxed appointed to examine the Central School
The subjoined Special Report by. Dr
Ubaliner was presented and read to the
Board of FraÍSTO VIA
HONGKONG GOVERNMENT CENTRAL SCHOOL
| KAMINATION MEMORANDUM. month January, 3881)
1It has been my aim in all that I have
tion for
INDEPENDENT EXAMINATION
Totals
U-293
Percentages of whole 89%
36 294
11%
108 247
26108
10 1861
8% 32% 75% 25% 82% 18% 77% 23% 60% 40% 65% 35% 80% 40% 52% 48% 48% 67% 66% 34%
10
$29
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
TÍBULATED RESULTS.
A
A
BL
14
C
Reading
Diatation.
Class.
Fassed Fatt'd Passed Fled
1
10
13
21
THESE 110
not examined
Goography.
Arithmetis.
Grammar.
Enelid
Algebra.
Mensuration.
Chemistry
+ Passed Fail'd Pasted Failed Passed Failed Passed Failed Prasad Failed Passed Failed Passed Foiled Passed Failed
Translation.|||
Feed¶F"led".
Drawing.
Geometrios
do. three
do. four
Total,
Chinese School. Failed in one subject,
two subjects,
do.
A do.. three
Total,
Total
livered), to get that let out of pawn, and other sums subsequently, making 8139, and he claims 'balance of 2461. The defend ont's defence is that in April the plaintiff owed to the defendant $360 arising out of loans and balances of account at the Club, is made up by the Sacratary of the Club
the
до
the prisoner was absent from the cookhouse of Pininties debt to him, and at various the others that he did not so far as they
LARCENY.
Witness believed that death was due to
could stand the tell of this enquiry as Mr 27th inst. The boy was seen by Tang goms caused by the rupture of a blood
Allen has done. It does him very great Wa Tai, the godown-keeper, leaving the Tessel. The skull was not fretured, and
edit that ho has fought this out to the place with the piece of coal, which weighed there were no external marks of violence.
last, shown what a perjurer you are, and 30 sties, in his hands. Defendant was I would require a hoovy blow to have
seinted the administration of justics by charged in November last with latuony, and was only discharged on his finding security caused the rupture of the vessel. The pinos
leading to your conviction. of wood produced, used with violence, would
Now, call on the witness for the de- to be of good behaviour for six months, am, to show cause why he and he was how sent to gaol for seven daya, "be epilcient to cause deaths. It is quits that he was in great want of the popoy and Kendant, Lau Atted for contempt of six of them to be in solitary confinement.- possible for a rupture to opeur without leav-pressed plaintiff to pay him that it tenim Cours in stating that he gave a glass of beer and the remainder with hard labour Chan
hould not be any external mark
by arrangement, plaintiff through Sia Kit Foong, a boy employed an axist-partod 2h the bamboos, not by way of to Mr. Allen at this dinner party, and that Kwai Lait, mother, of the defendant, being ant cook at the Tuk Sau Tong druggist's sale toy him but to onable him for he saw him swallow a portion of that glass unable to pay the amount of her recognis shop, deposed that the prisoner was cool in the plaintiff to raine 2409 from Ng of beer, when there are four witnesses who ances B, was committed for fourteen daya a hardwars shop adjoining, and deceased Man Kwan, of which (to get the second wear that he did not drink anything on with hard labour. was the son of the master of the Drug store. lot out of pledge,) he gave $100 to that occasion except water, one of them At about 6 pm on Wear
Wednesday last, while the ratained the 2300 in discharge swearing positively that he did not, and for a time, docessed took off the lid of a times subsequently gave plaintiff 830 more saw. You have further perjured yourself saucepan in which prisoner was boiling some If he is right he has fully paid to the plaintiff in that he said to-day that on fast Tuesday, rice, and put some more water into it. The all he received on the pledge on which the I presume since this ouse was last before water had some vegetable leaves in it, which goods still remain. The two questions are the Court, in the presence of Mr Bain, and want into the rice. Whon prisoner return first was the plaintiff in April indebted in auswer to a question put to you by Mr
Secondly ed and looked at the rice he asked witness in 8360 to the defendant f
could Allon as to whether
say what he witnes who had put the water in, and
the 40,000 bamboos detivored by drank at Mr Kyle's dinner, whether he Fointed to the deceased. The prisoner than the plaintiff a sale for $600 or a drank beer or wine or water, you said, alapped witness on the face several times, pledge for $499. I am on the balance of Yes; I gave you erglass of beer," when the deceased having then ran down stairs evidence bound to hold that the plain- Mr Bain and Mr Kyle both swear that you The prisoner then ran after deceased and tiff was in April 1880 indebted to the used no such words, but said, "I was so shortly returned with three small bamboos defendant in 8900. Secondly, although I busy" (or "I had so much judgin) that in his hand and struck witness on the back place very little reliance on the evidence of I cannot say what you had
hom and after breaking the bamboos Ng Man Kwan, I think that the plaintiff Prisoner adhered to his statement; he herbs by the roadside. Evidence- picked up the piece of firewood produced has not sustained his contention that he wanted to leave his present employ. He given by Asam, foreman gardener in
to the effect that) and struck the deceased on the shoulders sold the hamboos to the defendant; the pre- would leave the matter in his Lordship's
Carrying and head, until he fell down-insensible. ponderance of the evidence is that the hands. A cousin of deceased came and took him transaction was for a loan and that the loan out of the cook house and laid him on a bed, was made by Ng Man Kwan. This con- and a doctor soon afterwards caine to attend clusion is strengthened by the circunstan to deceased.
Wat Bui Kee, accountant at the Tak Sau Fong druggest shop, stated that deceased was his cousin. evening of the 26th at about 6 o'clock,
you
The Chief Justice did not see how the man could very well take it out of his hands, The accusen said he would have to be
Chun Achung 30, and Man Aksu, 24, described as bricklayers, were charged with stealing a box containing clothing to the value of 816, on the 27th inst. Chan Amui, gardener employed by Mr Smith at Taim sha-taui, stated that he was working yester- day morning in his master's garden, having left the box, which contained, two paits of trousers and four jackota, in his pottage About 13 o'clock a fellow gardener, named going Asam called out to witness, and on towards his cottage he found the box clothes lying down in the road near the two prisoners, who pretended to be looking for
employat
·
oes that no reason is suggested why the settled according to the will of his Lord witness and Chan Amui. Both the
witness saw the deceased in the shop the advance on them to. Ne Man Kecome consideration to the fact that you previous convictions were proved, H
and
Sin same at he saw the second the box away from
and complainant's cottage fint defendant with hint. When seen by witness the de fendents threw the box under some troes and
walked Way byt were giyon in charge. defendant should wish to buy articles out ship and the will of the Master.
will any
defendants had been employed on a previous of his usual business; that he does not The Chief Justice: I cannot
the On the appear to have acted as owner of bam-thing else than that
to gaol yon go
Occasion for per
by witness, master as bricklayers. boos and that they are ready for delivery fury and contempt of Court. I will give The first defendant, against whom three And back to the plaintiffs on
-two for on his
have come hore At the request and under larceny and one for having no pass Of the prisoner came up to hit and alappad pri- him on the head. On witness saking
the transaction of that
a loan scams to have the influence of
of the plaintiff in this case, after hours, was sentenced to be imprisoned soner why he struck the boy, he replied that been the natural course in which the de- who, I have no doubt, has coerced you into for six months with hard labour, and the deceased had spoilt his rice by putting water fendant might get back roadily the money of coming here to give this falso evidence second defendant to be imprisoned for thres in it; the deceased then went upstates Judgment for defendant with corts,
up stairs and of which he was in great present want. You have been brought here to support month with hard labour; both prisoner was followed by the prisoner, a few
your fellow servant against his master by to be exposed in the stocks for six hours in after witness heard a noise and wont
talking untruths, glaring lies, in the wit the main thoroughfare of Teim-aho-teak the cook room, where he saw the prisoner WHOLESALE PREJURY PROPERZY PUNISHED. nesa box, by perjuring yourself and com strike
deceased on the side of the head LAW AHANG. ALLEN, $14-Mr Allen, mitting a contempt of this Court. Taking with a piece of firewood, and deceased fell of the Iceworks, was sued for 314 wages these facts into consideration that you (Before the Hon. Ng Choy, Acting Police down. Witness told him to get up, but heste, alleged to be due by him to his servant have been urged on by the defendant to was too giddy, so he lifted him up and Lan Abang. The case was befers the Court commit this crime, and also bearing in laid him on a bod, and get some pepper on the flat, when we briefly noticed it. It mind your youth, I shall inflict on you one ment oil to rub on deceased's head and zise will be remembered that a testimony was half the punishment which the plaintiff has
Wong Amui, 26, rice-pounder, pleaded For your
contempt after
which deceased felt given on the one hand that the servant had just been sentenced to. samahoo, better and got up and went to the cook atoler some cents; the servant gave evidence of Court in perjuring yourself as you have guilty to stealing a jacket and pair of trou- en the other hand, that his monster had done, I commut you to prison for one Achun, a shoumakor, on the 27th instant sers, value 40 cents, the property of Leung room, directly after become
but Witness then fetched a Chinese doctor, been out to dinner and had been taking calendar month with hard labour. sho said that he could do
wine and did not know how much change he doctor had and so on. This the defendant stantly denied. The oxse was suljourned to allow of evidence being brought on both sides, and plaintif and defendant now brought thoir witnessed
aome
to
deceased as he was too bud. Another for was then summoned who gave some medicine to deceased which caused his t
to feel a little better for a time, but by four o'clock in the marning
uning he was worse. The doctor saw 70 him again at about 9 am, and gave him Home more medicine, but it appeared to do no good, and by 3 pm, deceased became insensible. His father then sent him in a chair to the Tung Wah Hospital. Frisoner 1.143 another generally.
63
18
Magistrate.)
· LARCENT OF ÜLOTHING.
An application by both the prisoners for and was sentenced to be imprisoned for one their boxes, clothes and money to be taken month with hard labour care of, the Judge said he had nothing to do with at present. They could come to this Court when they got out their masters of gaol to re cover their clothes, etc., if Mr Liddell, Mr Bain and Mr Kyls were rofused to give them up. sworn, and I agreed with the plaintiff's state- The Court was well filled during the ment on the previous day that at the dinner hearing of this case, a large proportion of appear at Mr Kyle's house on the 24th ultime he the Chinese in Court being to all drank nothing but water. Mr Liddell who ance "hope"
Tho Judge said I hope the prisoners, out for him which sat there all
night; he
and deceased were on very fair terms with sat next to him saw a glam of aherry pourou I these two men, and all thote men who are
one
71 at
:
ALLEGED LARCENY FROM A BOAT. charged with stealing a quantity of bene Wong Ayau, 32, coplie, unemployed, wie
from a boat at Yao-ma-ti. Complainant, Lom Akum, was a gardener in the employ J. Francis, at Yau-ms-ti, and had of MJ found on several occasións
ou
lately, part of the brass work and fitings of the boat in his charge carried off by thieves. About
the morning complainant was awoka Wat Fuk Tin, employed as a shroff naver touched it. He refused wind Mir tions of dependance will take a lesson from and on getting
beer here present who are servants or in situs by hearing a noise of hammering ontside,
and going up
out saw the at Mestre David Sassoon Sons and Co., and everything olas. Mr Kyle and 49 master of the druggist shop, and father Rain gave Allen a high character for sob- the punishment I am now inflicting on prisoner near the boat On sering com 14 of deceased, stated that on the evening
riety
during 3 of the 26th ho went to his shop and shoir ong the St years he had been in these men for causing great trouble, an- plainant the defendant ran away and was was extremely abate-noyance and mortification to their master pursued by complainant and his sekistant 134 aaw deceased lying on the bod on being mious.
by charging him most unjustly with a thing and eventually caught, with a chisel which Lau Asam called for the plaintiff deposod which a good many people would not have had apparently been used to loosen the asked what was the matter, he replied that
brass work, in his possession. The case to meet, prisoner had been beating him. Withons that he poured out a glass of beer for Mr the courage
iras remanded till to-morrow, the defendant This was translated by Mr Ball for the MACAOaked the prisoner why he had benten his Allen and saw him swallow half of ik He
son, and he replied that he had a bad then went about his duties and did not benefit of those not understanding English. being admitted to bail in two sureties of
drank. When Mr
Bir Allen, I have s temper, but that he was very sorry hashad notice what more he
6 word to say to you. 89 each, The twenty-ninth ordinary half-yearly struck the boy. Witness went out for able to walk straight. He staggered so boldly meeting a charge of this kind at Allen left the table he was drunk and I think you deserve very great credit for meeting of the shareholders in the Company little time on business and on his return was held at the Office of the Company, No found his son worse. By three o'clock in that witness thought he would fall. Mr great trouble and annoyance to yourself, I 504, Queen's Road, to-day, for the purpose the aftampon, deceased became insertible Allen asked for more brandy; with witness' am sure, and a of receiving a report of the directors, when witness had him put into a chair and fassistance he got to the wine shelves with- at even at risk of bejog laughed to stealing a blanket value 20 cents, the
the best
You Loserve great. together with a statement of accents, taken to the Tung Wah Hospital, but when out falling and wittiess left him there where credit for taking the trouble you have property of Cheung Ashing, cook, on the 27th inst. Two previous convictions there the doctor said that the thera was plenty of brandy. Did not know done, and bringing to punishment the man declaring a dividend, and electing auditors. The
were present
ent the Chairman, deased was dead. Witness then made & whether he took any When Mr Allen who charged you most unjustly with were proved against the prisoner, who was sentenced to be imprisoned two months Hon. W. Keswick, Messrs A. McIver, report at the Police Station and the prisoner asked him on Friday about what he remem- breaches of decorum of which R. Behlios, and A. André, directors; and
bored of that night witnows said he remem-been guilty. When first I heard of it, with hard labour, arrested. was Mestra A. B. Vaucher, T. Arnhold, W. M.
prisoner having been cautioned made bered Mr Allen drank bear, he poured out may tell you this new-I thought you had Morgan,
no statement, and after a short consultation A beer for him himself. Mr Allen taken a thoroughly good resolution in Jau- Fleming W.
HONGKONG, CANTON, AND
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
LIMITED.
N.
I
The
had not
fit,
PETTY LABDENT.
Leong Aysu, 20, thamith, pleaded guilty.
DECOTING A WOMAN FROM TAR COLONY,
Ayat, trader, remanded
w. Dolen, H. Hopp, the Jury found a verdict of manslaughter then said, If anybody comes from the uary because there was reason for it. This. Hanschild, D.
T MacCulloch, N. T. 19th at on a change of decoying s married
T. Mardfeldt, P. D. Cama,
J. M.
Chater,
L.
ter, met his death from the effects of a blow
E. George, A Newton, F. D. Basson, E. received from the prisoner, but not struck Georg,
The Chairman said: Gentlemen,- -The report which is in your hands loaves very
have thought the less of you perhaps on and P. A. da Costa (Secretary). with malicious intent.
its adop
little for me to say in prohink you will
tion. The net earnings I
CORRESPONDENCE.
TION.
agree with me in considering satisfactory, THE CENTRAL SCHOOL EXAMINA.I and I have no doubt you will willingly adopt the suggestion of the Directors to write down the value of the steamers, for deprecia-
ኃያ
must not say I drank beer or any intoxi- any thought of that kind. I should not woman named Hmg Aya, from the Colony for the purpose of prostitution about tas eating drank, You must say I drank water
And I will I give you byo and bye. that account and it would not have in any 25th October last, was again before the To Mr Kyle: When you asked me last way have affected the case. I think it is to Const. Alle Dennys appeared for de-
the Friday whether I had beer or rum or water the honour of any man who gives way to fence. to drink at Mr Kyle's dinner, I did not say drink, to take the pledge because it shows
Ngok Ohi, husband of the com then
so busy I did not know what that he is determined to have the fight out plainant, gave evidence to the effect that be
out Wong was you drank. I said, "Yes, I gave you a
I did suspect was away at Count during October last and with his enemy. Although that glass of beer. To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."
Mir Kyle and the defendant being put in math(suspicion now entirely wiped returned on the 29th November, when he thing to found that his wife had been taken out of away) I thought it was rather 28th January the witness boz, gave in almost precisely smile st than to make any one think ill of the Calony. He did not see his again kill SI-In my letter last night I said I the same terms the account of the interview you for when one does take the pledge the 16th inst. when he received infarusstions was at a loss to understand the principle on indicated in the cross-examination. They This case has taken up a good deal of my that she was at the Tung Wa Hospital which the large percentage of failures in the both positively swore the boy never used time which at this moment happens to be congratulation that we can write off the value of our exaraination of the Central School was de- the words he now gave but said was a very valuable, but I consider my time is steamers 890,000, leaving a Depreciation termineil. Now I find, on referring to my busy (or I had so much pidgin) that I never better spent than in freeing from Fund at the respectable sum of 8100,000. notes, that the result is obtained by sum did not notice (or cannot say) what you vile imputations for which there is
shadow of a ground The directors have had under their oon-ming up all the failures according to the dranke
abaranter sidemtion the construction of a new staamer. somewhat rough and ready way practised The Chief Justios said In this case I who has been calumaisted. ate of man in communication with builders in the Grant-in-aid schools; but in the com- have thought it my duty to have the casG Mr Allen thanked his Lordship and said, although as yet no contract has been entered parison made with the Diocesan Bog postponed till today in order that the he was a teetotaller from ohoice although 14th Profurther adjonized till the
tinn. Depreciation is naturaland inevitable
for
in such property as this company owns and
think it
into,
are in
a matter
there
was
und the
Glam of
BO
The Company should not lose School," "St. Joseph's College," oto., the statements made by the plaintiff and the not a pledged shakinar; he used to be much time,
the directors are of opinions, in numbers should have stood thus In the defendant au Friday last thould be, the able to take a of beer, but found he obtaining a
done. beaz in reading 80
80 rough nifted. That has now bun Court The Chief Justice! We are in the same new stearner of the best and Central School
Cercent of
dictation 68. The defendant has paid $8.50 into Couto, Mr Allen; my health depends now on
better without it. passed in most approved construction for the per
that to The fleet is cent, in arithmetio cent, in
peamar 80 per cout, in geography, T. per which is an admission that the amenat is hot, bet nuen, a health depends now on
to the plaintiff Mar
and I therefore givescina in my time too. cent. This looks different from 68 per have paid al he owe cent passed and 44 per cent failed"
the defendant leave to take
There were no other cases of public in that sum out of and I
I dismiss the case with goats, terest Court,
Now call on the defondant to come forward
1A
work we have wore exception of one boat, the Kin Shen; and the repairs on her, undertaken you may rely on it, shall be after due consideration and with the utmost
It should also be remembered that of Tramel in the Central School who
boys
Prudence. The other vessels are in good con- those a
and thero in nothing that the direc- did so creditably in English, 91 per cent
to
and show cause why he ought not to be
tors have to state with regard to the fleet passed in Chinese reading, 74 per cent in committed for a contempt of this Court in which is not mentioned in the report which Chiness coiaposition, and 66 per cent in perjuring himself as he has done. He has (Before of Before the translation; and that all the boys who cause sworn that he gave the
ave the defendant, a at the approval toon is seconded and put to the inceting to the Central School had to us presented dinner table in Mr Kyle's house on the
Police Intelligence.
the Hon. M. & Towmothy, Acting
Police Magistrate)
Witness afterwards tried to find defendant,
but he could not find him for several days.
was from information given him by his mother that he learnt that defendant was the man who had taken away hit wife, Witness was pross-examined by Mfr. Dennys, and the case
Bail at before.
Japan.
YOKUKAMA.
A W.
The annual general meeting of the Yoko hama Rifle Association was held on Saturday, the 15th ist, when the accounts for the year 1880 were examined and Recepted, a balance of $25.88 being carried over in hand to 1881, The running com- mittee, Mestra J. Favre Glennie, and A. Barnard were re-appoint ed; and it was agreed by the meeting that handicap
at 400 and 500 yards very shortly. It was mentioned: the letter had been received from 14 Akong, 23, of Sam Shin, cook, was on of England, expressing that the council
the National Rifle Associa charged with the wilful murder of one Wat felt rauch pleasure that the Yokohama Cheung Young on the 28th instant
Association had been revived, na Cit Was che Tho charge was preferred by Inspector Bremner, who deposed that the boy of the earliest of distant Ride Onbe to Institution. with become connected with the home Mr Kyle and Mr Liddell have all sworn that whose death he charged the prisoner with become
A year ago we were told by two foreign
I have only to my further that the directors for examination, whereas in Grant-in-aid 4th of January, one glass of beer and thres will be happy to answer any question the Schools the Master usually selects the boys glasses of wine and that he drank then. shareholders may desire to put
that he thinks will pass and leaves the
The defendant.
said he would not dare to others out who would be counted as think lightly of this Court He had told failures.
the truth The master drank wine sud- J. CHALMERS.
The Chief Justice: You still adhere to the infamous He you have told.“. Do, you know that the defendant and Mir Dain and
No questions were asked at this point. Mr Sussoon seconded the motion for the approval of the report. (The report has already appeared in. mur columns.)
The motion on being us to the
was carried unanimouly,
meeting
The retiring auditors, Mears H. Smith
and L. Hauschild, were re-elected on the
SUPREME COURT.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
motion of Mr Belilios ascunded by M-Before
Degger on
The Chairman stated that the dividend Warrants would be ready to-morrow, and payable on Tuesday.
His Lordship "the Chief Justice,
Sir John Smale.) Friday, January 28
Friday, January 28.
CHARGE OF WILFUL MURDER.
should be
on the evening in question, Mr Allen drank causing was twelve years of age. The nothing but water. I have the evidence murder he alleged was committed at 80 experts (wo mean
10400
English that
of four respectable persons of this Colony Queen's Road Central on the 37th of this Fusokan iron-alad, boilt by Sir E. J. Rood
th, the oath of each of them, I am mout whose oath,
I am mouth by prisoner bound to accept as that of men of honour several biosor striking the deceased for the Japanese government, showed gas
pisos of wood. He of mnoh
's immersed hill had OW YUE BUANG *. WONG TULUM, nothing but water the whole evening on body of the boy was to be held this after. We did not
and integrity, who all swear that be took asked for a remand an inquest on the that you damage U galvanic action als
considerable deformation. Mr George Bald It would be interesting to 8463.50.-Me Johnson appeared for the the quasion of that dinner. And then to noon at 8.30.
pablish the
heporis know whether the new steamer which the plaintiff Mr Wotton appeared for the de-
they were circumstantial and from realf- the
The case was remanded to the 2nd Feb. charge of having rubbed fendant.
able sources, because the authorities of the directors had it in contemplation to order The plaintiff claimed to have sold bam- master, or at all events of his having
Yokosuka dockyard. would be a steal or an iron one.
at longs
ALLEGED TARCENT.
able and apply remedies. It is now Tas Chairman replied that the directors boon to the value of $800 to the defendant his money if not by your robbery
karen the vessel, which is at ther momsrut had not yet come to a decision on that and the defendant stated that the plaintiff your careleeliese, you are here and Chan Afst, 22, dentist, was charged with to the 1 Dught to have been- point. They were taking advice. In all was in his debt and gave him them to rate said she was so drunk that the money larceny of a set of dentists instruments, the is dry dock, has sutered watch deter probability it would be a steal one but money on and he raised $500, paid himself or walling out of his packets, and so on puberty of Lan San Yeo defendant's so ust, unless the decay in deterior
employer, on the 25th inst. De large repaire made, sh
(she swith,>be in a with this and this is the out, had sold the instrumenta, to 20 months as Wority aid inespable of they information from home before his debt of 8350, handing the balance to the
awaited
tempt of Court you swear, and you bring Anally deciding to vote plaintif
nearly all day yaster.
another man here to BWGAT -the proposal of Mr George a vote of
the evid back again to return to complainant. The thanks was awarded to the Chains and day and to-day the defendant the Directors this closed the meeting,
ence of these four gentlemen against that actual ownership of the tutruments apparatie samo with costs. Bis Lordship of you two. The evidence you gave and peared to be doubtful, and defendant was on becomes Impossible. aald in
The plaintif keep a shop for the sale of tarially you swear you alled your master's
in giving judgment
the evidence your witna gare differ ma
madischarged, bamboo poles and sticks. The defendant is with beer your witness wears As
clark in the office of the Surveyor Genealled with beer
FATAL ASSAULT ON A BOY. LÄGG VERDZOT OF MANKLAINIITEL:
The
Not
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CRED DOCEpicent was delivered for him drink bearst the table. Thank Won Fung Chi and wanted to buy them reparation, ze naval authorities of the
both
all this before
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Galvanis sation would arise from one two cacunes ---First, too great contiguity
said and done during this examination by, the Board appointed by His Excellency the Governor, to secure that due allowance be made for the fact that both master and paplle were taken by surpris, having had no warning that examination was to be heid, manchs for that it was to be conducted on Abs Head of the grant to aid system, which Axor standards for certain subjects to b
mantan trotiyhört the year," Failure represents more than two mis-
?Mike attained by more or takes in ten lines, Medlating on the Fast Failure represents moore
than two
two errors An invitent was held at 8.50 pm. to-day ra
AAN KENA Urginated in thould not be now committed to prison the murder of Paterged with the teams propellers to an kran tundmister əsində) in a short desango diotated ouns, the Goverment Civil Ebardia, before two ay have bom friends for neary me I now ced on you, to show ɑstan why con D KUADRA IN TER
th"Failure represents more than one error the Deputy Cordier G. 5. Noriicote Hage, Sheir being boat addicted to gambling when the sum and not beemstry that the and Jury condeifing of Me R. fines, members of the amis gambling Club, which with hard labour for your crims
cheat of boy does not beow how to work the same. Huge and J, P. the Corte spots the appears to have cured for some time, bating yourself and
Raw this Court mubject is (aught for one hour per body of Wall Chong
y of Wa Chang Yong, a boy of 12 years dans was disastrously broken up. The understand apparently wins wad wanted to allow of Sulkiter being aged to have
which Club, sa nanally happens to gambling
The “prisoner sould not be
not be made to farther remanded till the fourth of February, very unsane actory Burchase for the Japa- given by Dr Marques, An plaintiff and defendant appear to have owth of him, but Baked repeatedly why Mr Allen defend the prisoner, the mater being a sister chips of the Chilian, goreningen In the first two classes this refers to a pirée never seen beforever
in the Club; socording to an would not pay him his wages ho lost heavily Government lost A pass mesh mure than 48 per cent of thesessed was apparent universal rule; where the winners wald shans he sole his songs and why he presunt in the hands of HL. E. the Governor the Encelade and
aitant Shaperintendent of the
* The plaintiff's claim. brought to the Hospital yesterday afternoon are dild ever hears
The Judge sentenced him to two months do not award first handlet De erits of 10 total marks for both semnala morting, and found about ounces of dark livered by him to the defendant in pa more scandalous alfort to frighten a man age was charged with washing are of employ Biz 3 Bond Main, in the new Falute represents Aue than i pora Falod Wines opened the body this is for bamboo sticks, altogether 40,000, da with hard labour, - His Lordship seld; A Trang Afung boy of twelve year of Chili wanted a new iron-elnd they did not
blood actravasated orer the left temporal, in two lots (8000) Plaintiff credits de under the dura mater. The brain was confendant with a rum of 8100 on the 19th of out of anfording his just rights Inever coal, valus 50 centa from desars Laricate Mid Emural Brou hare boer marchan
ed, but glass organs in a healthy rate, April, (the day when the sound lot was de heard of. There are very few men whe und Co.'s cool godown at Wanchal on the
done very
**; * Khao thứ III. szil marks. the schedules of
↑ Only 20 boya wax-examined in this
to the schedules pro-
The case of Young
Ab
by stabbing him holl Second, by being moored for long In the anes, watch was remanded from the time hear to sad between two cop Slet inst, was again before the Court, but sheathed vessels.
no ovidence, was taken, and the osse wie er vestala som frak to: lankydas da
A YOUNG TEEF.
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