Josera Palilor, of the World, has won of his health. It is said that at an ego when grent financial success, but at the sacrifice he should be in his prime he is a blind and shaking invalid.
No. 8302-Atuust 17, 1889.]
The residents as the Peak deserve praise for the business-like manner in which thog conducted their meeting yostorday after noon. Without much waste of words they nominated a committed to wait on its Go!
Tuz pleasure-secicers of Paris have been vernor; and, in order to provide is a trested to a new sausation. It was on the colloney with thenaggestions he desires, they humans anderstanding, that balls wore an appointed a professional man to draw up a ly to be tortured and not put out of their report on Peak drainage. The crux of the misury, that the Spanish performancas vero authorized at the Plaza de Torra, Bukat whole affair is the now syatout of drainage, the critical moment, inspired by the
THE CHINA MAIL.
That an attempt to confuse the real issues between the Peak residents and the Governments is not a high claus piece of
That a claim for drainage and for water to keep the drains swoot, lo cot an unrens onable demand....
· strategy:
Li
The residents tacitly, if not oponly, aver of Queen Inaballs, the toresdur That the Furma oti Monopoly of Government allowed to try their luck at the tables with. where they stemptuously, entertained the under British protection Britain publiskos un article purporting to give the
robeh the
FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR That it is an old but consolatory saying, that when things get to their worst, they begin to mand,
That the truth of this saying was proved this week by the wretched weather and the improvement now shown, and it is to be hoped that the saying may also be found to apply in the matter of our typhoon warnings.
that it is the source of the smells and the sjaktose they complain of. If Mr. Leigh's report bears out this contention, the Cro. vornor caunot noglest their prayer, and radical change mont take place in the drain. ego system. By saking them for suggos His Excelleney gave the residents wider scope than the Sanitary Board. To that body he simply gave the order to en- force connection with the new main drain age; and, although they put a wider interpretation on the Colonial Secretary's lettor and were to set about drawing up a roport with Baggestions for the improve. ment; of the system, the robuff they got when they applied for information on which to base this report ought to have taught thom that the Government did not want their interimoddling Me Leigh, as tho deputy of the Residents, has, how- ever, a higher position. He has beon suked to give suggestions and has there, fore right to demand full information from the E, W. Department. An equally if not more important question to the Peak residents is the supply of water, which at present is very unentiafactory. The Gov-That srnment has hitherto done next to nothing in this mattor, and if Mr Loigh can show the authorities how a supply can be collected and stored, he will have performed a public benefit, for every resident is interested in the great health resort of the culony. Mr Ede, and some others think that the present system of drainage may be improved by Bushing, but we fear it will be impossible to store such a supply of water as to permit of large quantities being used for flushing purposes. If without this the system is noxious, we fear it stands condemned; Like Mr Granville Sharp, we don't see the necessity, in a place whera the bucket system is in force, for what is called the soparato system of draingo, and we feel aure its general adoption will lead to groa ter nuisances than oven those complained
of at the Poak, With his small pipes, from
rovenue...
increased; were à renouable division made of the motiopoly:
That the Military Nullah is at last clear,
and it is to be hoped the authorities are guarding against a block in the upper ravino, Roeitig they now know what caus- od the last dimuster.
That somebody should be matto responsible for the state of the floating property of the Colony counccted with the Local
Defences
That the unofficial members of the Finance Committee night move for detailed re- turn, specifying the work done and the money expended on the dosting oraft in connection with these Defences, say since the acquisition of the Sicut. That the people of Kwangtung, and perhaps thus of Hongkong, may be congratulatud upon the change of
of Vicery That the
this Volunteers and the Defences,
of the Colony, which is evi dently written by some one who knows, makos ite appearance at an appropriate seats; when every ahle-bodied Britisher (and others) is being invited to make
Corps upa which will be edit to the Calony. Thannut quite agree with thu writer of the brochure in his remarks about our missing gunea bargain is a largain and had the Imperial Government hear a pos. vato drm, the War Office (or somebedy) would have had to pay up for breach of coutract.
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was mopatrons to
THE OR-TAN QUESTION: ON „Tho xthens journal, publish intelligence.
any other European Power.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA, › ALMIES, NATIRS AND PRONTIER DEFENSES
OF THE TWO POWERS. (New York Times.) S Ever since tussina diplominoy was worst
121
ต
since he was
tentures of London life, of which Naar- particular notice during
ed
1.Din has takon
nis present visit, and on which he will
MR WODEHOUSE ON CHINESE vernment in an extremely unplansauf poní- The semi-official Prease and the Deutsche Sabastopol in the Crimea, batteries al
CLUBS.
con by their bangling-but, of curio, Zeitung, discussing the Cretan question, cosa and Nickolett, and a series of A gambling club ouse which has been antirely disinterested, alforts to develop mark that the disturbances in Candia rosiner fortifications, On the Ballic for- onpying a good deal of Me Wodehimao's the resources of thoir very much adopted due to the double faced policy of the Grook idable lue of defensos has been erected, be mentioned Crops time at the Magistracy this wook was country, and the mining nudle is just now fiuvernment. Gracco bsa boon aietly anong which
the sole talk of this place. Everybody fomenting disfection in the jalgul, but stude and Seeshorg
this is the condition of Russia conclu-led 10-day. The ouse was one to which seven mon, chiefly of the shopkeeper sympathizon with the fi poers, who was winded that no riots should break out class, were charged with keeping a public wors taken from wond, enpinyuens to be until after the marriage of the Duke of at the present day. She can bring more house at Nos. Band 10 Ceons sent pa this wild goose chase. I will you Sparta with the Princess, Sophia Events men into the field than can Austria, but aniel Wanchai. The club is a large huw more about this shortly, and also of disappointed M. Tricoupis's orientations, in fighting Austria sho will also have Bug. That the Pook residents show good sense establish war and is ovicuntly profitable another and an even more amusing episode, and now, to this politician's disgust, it ng land and Germany on her handa
their pours that
strongest, most activo, and and becoming dignity in the methodspeculation. It was alleged that on the in which hight Korn nobles and
ture back hold
nat intelligent part of,
of the Cretan popu A recap:
WHAT THẾ SHAH THINKS they now preposs to adopt.
7th inst. some informets and Chianse policewives, why some
Under this head the Daily Telegraph constables want there as gamblers and wore tion in the Korean Legativa in Washington, Intion wishes to soe Cabala independent, Granite hero, is a scandal which should out any questions being naked. Afterwards slate of the capital, were so much as we de solnnial responsibilities snough dready. rogut arrival in this Country Ele
Bat if The Fresse opinics that Grost
impressions forined by the Shah sinoo, his took it upon himself to actually kill the bull; apparently he carried unt his dillioult
ba thoroughly invastigatod.
Inspector Swanston and a party of police concerned.
but other
journal mark that the tur
Majesty was first struck with the enterot the place and arrested seven of the hero about the antebe lents of these Korean and dangerous feat to the entire satisfactirin
develop of Crete would be safer in British baudamont which has taken place in our different of the exporte in bloodshed. There was a
publio diplomat nobles who trot their wives' That though we live on an' faland of payers on a charge of köoping a public in pusdid, hay would have given the than in those of the Greek Gavorn at force of advertising no har Talk, an little hissing bat a great d
t deal of
of applause. I
in grauite, residents are obliged to import gambling house. Mr Bowles, of Masera
while in
in London our The Press has not denounced the exhibition;
granita from the mainland at exorbitant Wotteus and Denson's Office, appeared for affair a very unisher I imagine. DowPublic opinion in Visana, say the Tine England. Every day.
the defendants. The defence we that ever, na mi
d now, I can only say correspondent, sppears to hold that. eun- but the polios are reported to have inter-
rater, for the sake of a paltry itom of the place is a properly constituted that the Kring was mich incensed when I siduring the position which Great Britainura Quards. Lin Guards, and Golde
stream Gourde have elicited his Majesty ar forad. It is pretty clear that the universal
has assumed in Egypt, the Cretan question most enthusiastic autogy. A most prof. (of Paris) has not been greatly entscience
dub, and that
but members he heard of the dinings of his diplomats none shocked by the Spanish barbarity. It does
bus boon produced on the sought to explain the mine......... f
mind of the Shah by London sa a frinn thule not very exalted posts, "kimitred, wid it was oli ta the mouths. Bugison, whose. That indeed the revenus might well be and feira intwined by menthets are abroad, at the later have boun all die soucerua the United Kingdom more than found vect fut hora and grandfathers used
admission of the police and informers on while the jew said ab at their wires. Ilm-
with its wharves and warehouses, vant baiting of balls and the falling of game-
hotels. the becasion in question by the staterent age, the heter please will be the Ameri
never unding streeta numerous eccks, to censure ton strongly the rolish for
that eng of the Inkonga is a tomber and can ladies und gent me who attended the
public buildings," and charitable institu- exciting horrors. The equic might up that
that chu others who wow with him wors brillingt reception at the Korean Legatiqu
Refine was in Washington hai Mercury.
on for his Majesty's capital is tuainly adipited as his frisude.
built of sunburnt briose and mud, modified the public would pay these guions and their shillings at the Albert Mail or Olympia
board at great length, and on its conclusion
by Bimw.
One of the characteristic to-day Mr How long quito na readily for a gladiatorial combat as
addressing she Magis trato on behalf of the defendants, contended for an oratoris of Handel or the pictures of the R.A. Rejected-St. Jamu's Gzette.
that there was no more reason fur describ-
frism Chute, representing the situation led in Bulgaria, in 1837, there has been a ing the place as a pathlie gambling has that idated as critical. An insurrection, it constant struggle to regain her lost Footprobably lay particular stress in his noxt than there was for flexcribing Buropean clay in itat my, and that the defendunts is feare, is nineat.
hold in the Bukan States, but it now sp. diary, ate the vast and orderly owds The Persian monarch rarely shows himself Che corresp
dent of the Times at Athens pears that in Servis tassia are go to to his own people. It often happens that could not ho huld to have beat a public writes as Enlows on July 8-Tizoru seving extrems limit of intrigs for Russia's the people of Teluran teo their ruler bub gambling hom
to be cuisiderable speculation in the actual hostiliting. The work of Wodehonse mid it compare Chinese ones with Bangian political world as to be possibility of anuarion has teen fucted by the help of once in a your, when he appears in front of clubs. The an object of the latter was attempt on the part of no or other of the all class, and a pure have been the a great viclet curtain, ani, having reqsired, great Powers 19 take possession of the different menins of disintegration, that the reports of the caru and wine harvest and gambling, and the extent to which gambling island of Ozeta, and a disposition is apparent, ezerainty of the boy King threatens to hester Site atlata, commends his people
A carriol in by moans af them was to atributo the reo nt diffinities in part disregarded, if not defied, by factions and and their fields to Allah, and then dis thing enormous. They were multiplying intrigues in favor of such an atomition all over his deamin.
appears into the pleasant gardens where avery day all orar the city, ds to
The rupture in the ordinary condition of State affairs, as well as domestic ploszuros, the sinh cuucarned in the present case taxing in for many years in
afirs
are transacted and pursued. Consequent Servia regarded by Austria as a he had not the least doubt that it was class relation with the island and in carried on simply sa a public gambling ili tu for judgment as to the real disect attack upon horas f by Russia, and to, to pass and ropass aning prodigious house. Two informere che perhaps be permitted to say a word as to
Buses of discontent and agitation, I may at an end to Russian intrigue in this pro- throngs of European citizens is an immesso tectorate Stats of age, Austrin demands ordon for the proud and shy dignity of gambled na the night in questi. They them.
the cention of Russian encroachment. such a potoutate, and he has been only were seen going in by a watchman on The insurrection of 1866 was the result Russia's failure to get Bulgariu, her te uble reconciled to it by the warm a sincere the stairs, but no notice was talist of that, of political intrigues, with all the details of with nine replications, all prompted the population. His welcome in the metropolis, friendliness displayed by our London They simply walked in there and began to which I was at itu tine convoi saut. These diplomatic
corisitaly left on the intind of in grumble. Their evilanes was corroborated intrigue were conducted by the Franch Czarinatrikanisawhara for an opening by the constables who saw them. On the Consal at Janes at the sime, the French toward the Sultan's donnai By zu cha Majesty a most extraordinary influenos other hand, it had ben attempted to be Ambassador at Coustin tuople, and the ing the course of politics in borvin, the Ozar Of the a spitality and gracs of the Prince proved that those ten informers went there being introduced as visitors. by Police Cons agents of the Viceroy of Egypt, the object hoped to make Austri. offve to treat and and Princess of Wales and other member
the Royal Family · azid tables 170, who was etated to be a monaber buing to arrange the transfer of the island give accession. It is not thought that of Even if that wore so thau systons of intro to stand this establishment of a grant usein really, was a war, ut least - just uurisicovucy, the Shah spotka, in torms
enthalasin. Of the entertain- arsenal al miliary port at Suda, for present, but, in the opinion of military ducing visitors as they called them was co
ments and pubile functions visited while în whose benefit it is anybody's right to con students of the Estora question, LuLandon, these which the Shah meat, vejoy. loose that uu
that nu importance
muat atop where she is, or Angris will The plan was discivsed to mas jactura. attached to that statement. Moreover the
adrances 98
as a cans belli. ad wore the stay at Halfield and the visit Despite the unque ceived, pithily expressed, and finishes off to support that statement was very much me to the late Lord" Lyons, and bý
puted right of the bar to mass his troops it must be confessed with regret that ho with a fine hurtling peroration which shaken by the accountant of the club, who
in pasher ast, that ÎN * The next groat movement, that of 1878, on any one point of his frontier. his motivus secretly says of ought to arouse the maalinsas of overy positively dualed, in spite of all the evidence,
(literally cutton woul") And younger member of the European Com- that there was any watchman on the stairs the Bakans, and ended in the concession pion on the part of the other European yet the Shah has been struck with the
grew out of the contemp raty complications for doing so give rise to serious approhea rubbish munity.
at all. They had tried to explain away tha of limited autonomy, with a constitutiou "powers," and now that these movements sweat accunts of the English people in
link a
by contemporary diatarbances
us as Khus-ad£ and a Legislative Assembly. All the aro signalized
guneral, and has spoken That U Sui Wan, a witness in a civil suit maat patent facts and seemed to
heard the other day, left suddenly, with mare denial was suficient to do away with disturbances since then hare hoon due to in Servía, it is thought by those watching pleasant-voiced." Naturally tacitum, put leaving a p.p.e. un the Judge, the evidence that was as clear a daylight the discontent of the population, or a part events oloeels that Austria has canes to de- and disinalined, as every grout. Persian Crown Solisitor, or the Dubective Bor-All that they did to maint to the cap of it, with the management of the Govarner and explaustion. Ever since Frings For gentleman is, from what they call chand
of their club was to say that it was. COLUL
tability
* jaw-wugging '—be has tried hard to turbulent and refractory race. The in- the throne of Bulgarias Austria has recug maintain conversation on more than ons Donchevrons and Feare and others before That the wheel of fortons taras with mar the duty of gas of their servants to in- sent by the Porte to rule unterally disand succeeded in placing himself
vellous rapidity in Bongkeng as claequire of any visitor wasther ha had been
dvenco ins thuso ngitations of the religious nized the ad satine of Russia was Nasr-ed-Din himself at any time a man of nized that by maintaining the Prince on cossion when it was very difficult; nor is introduced or not; and the reason they differences in the island has been con-
why this servant--a coulis exering tinually on the decreez, unti: in this recent checked. In consequence Austria early many words. Again and again the Shah not travel se quickly as the runaway, and | $8 a month- altogether the incidunt onnnot be said to in question was that he was interrupted by redound to the credit of any one concore- the police while he was gising the visitors sections, being slmost extirely of the same Statue, and in the defense of their territory sion that has been made upon him by the
is country, his Majesty and
5374 before putting such a question to them like the latter, being divided between the further menaces in that litestion.
Austrin is said to have made during the where well-bred people have the parties. With regard to the
at books the club, which
Inst Fow
khuisbeautful mannera; and yet the yoare greater axcrifices to improve In none of tliu 100vements since that u eficiency of her semy, and to have ab. last people in the world, as he has wall had bon produced to show that it was pro 1940 has there been any pressure by any perly conducted, he was prepared to find Enzupan Power (ther then Greece) tand-tained greater rents than any other nation pour portaba submissive, reging, or that they had been written up expressly for ing to induce the relatis to deand ita pro zablishments and pyaturas of teaming, both in Europe. Her military pducational es- OCDASIOEL but he was bound to admit tection; but I have the very best evidenc
དྷཱ པས་ བ ou more than one ocasion a large elementary and pruiessional, fur officers ad that Of course in institution of his
ajority kind must at unos become a poklic gant an English protectorate, and have invaihe new system of dividing the military That though these are somewhat stereo- ing house th moment up of the outside ably been told that England would not fores of the expire into separate bodies was
perfuncto tuolivas. typed
they doubtless public aru adultiod and allowed to gamble entertain any auch projet. I am antished fit introduced. These suparate bodies
སྙམ་ had their ungiu
to frequent the place without intro- that if to-day it wory de kuown to the cuusist of the standing away, with its re- importance of obtaining auch intoilig" That a Ning traits in the frogs understands only those cutterned in the manage. { prosectorule bu the island a jority of the the landsturr
proraulgator receuty ro duction by members. By the law osit now islandera that England would accord her surve, the handwohr, išreat reservo, and ferred human his jurisdiction.
ment are liable to au
The atattding army is maintained for the people would anite in renewing the offer That probably he had in view the fact that get off sent
gambling in froge alone share with mau the proud dis- pabic gambling house or anywhere else; and I cue that there is a large olement defeat of the empire against any invading 8.30 AM, Matine at 11. Holy Dom tinction of having calves to their fags.
to punishment. The solicitor for the do. At the same time I know, that the Cretans hosie. In tins of war the landssam nets ist 3rd, and 5th (if any) Sundays in the bools, calves have been rapidly on the fisico had enderroured to show test, tas in goralare auringot that their manifesta reserve to this standing army, illing month. Evensong at. 5.
is union with Greece. lakstay is
and that, with the pitions in the forts and posts at home
UNION CHURCH-Minister Rer, G, H. ^ defendants wero at the will
Managers, that
of the Mussulman ffch ar
in the abono of the latter. the exception
Tho Erste Bondfield.-Servicce at 11 AM and 7.30 appear in the next generation.
were merely members they wore
the club, and sixth, they look forward to this as a
a certain class of v.. to this as a release reserve is camposed of from the obnox oua subjotion to the conscripts who are destined to fill up the poonrist; and it was a very pro persons
Peak residents are bitter in their pura- plaints of an entire abasnes of typhoon' intelligence, especially since the assurancs was given by your morning contemporary that every Poak house would,next time be blown into the sea.
That the Hongkong Observatory was estab- lished to give practical information to the present generation on the subject of local meteorology, not to pile up blas books of
ouk
wedge
con.
British
figares for future generations of savatta. That otherwise the booklet is well eon-ovidence which they haul brought forward by the then Undied Satan Çorian) al Cansa, strue all farther adonate and undis-to the Empire Thestra. As for our mu810,
That we need forecasts and prognostications ns to typhoons which may visit us, rather than long reports of their course after they have done their mischief. That Dr Dobarck has failed to give us the information we require, and I doubt if he has added a single fact to ineteonilogical ecioboo that was not well known to Perez
he came on the scans.
where.
wuchhi qushed,
1
the
pou
zadan
which surface water is excluded, Mr Cooper That the worthy Director of our Ob-That a warrant which had been issued didth-did not do so on the ucztaigh movenout the Musulman and Christin placed Eeracli on the side of the Balkatre pleased to emphasise the doop impres
is turning tha Pook into u hotbed of dis- esso; and, in spite of the fact that his schenie has not yet been sanctioned at home, he is carrying it gradually into opera tion in the lower icvele.
Tax 'wig question is still unssitied in Singapore, as the following paragraph from the Straits Times will show --- The mom bora of the Bar hail with delight the srzival of Mr Justion Wood, on account of his not being favorably inclined to the wearing of the wig It was amusing to be in the So preme Court the other day. In the senior court the advocates were adorned with Na- ture's simple head protector, while tho Bench and Bar in the Junior court doned the horsehair.'
It is easy enough to enter inta Sir Wilfrid Lawenn's views on the new campaign, even if one is not a peace-at-ang-prico Radical, No doubt it tia horrible to read of the wretched Dervishes being kept from their water supplies in a climate like that of Equatorial Africa, end of men, women, and children being found in the abandoned mop dying in the agonies of thirst. But then, unfortunately, war is not, and cannot be, ̈merciful business. The object of every general is to destroy the
enemy of
or to drive him by
by pain, terror, and inconvenience, to submission and starving the enemy uat is a measure which only differs in kind from burning his camp or shelling bla trenches Besides, as Sir Fergusson pointed out, the Dervishes can relieve themselves their anterings
ing whenever they please by simply discon- tinuing their march northwards. As soon as they retire, or perhaps even as soon as they show a genuine disposition to retiro, they will be allowed to come to the Nila and drink their fill. But if they will persist in trying to invade Egypt, our officers are bound to use every means in their power to stop them.-8. James's Gazette.
"Thy
as Bir Popys might have said, pretty, to read the socomta of the Grest Fight between Meiars Sullivan and Kilrain, as reported in the woming papers, and par- ticularly thogs that devote themselves to Sport. The enraptured reader has had the I learning how Kilrain visited opportunity of
survatory is generally at war with his
own immediate superiors (if he has any),
and also with those authorities who | That you see one appearing prominently be cup of tea, which it was the custom to do!, have moled in concert, the former,ale now calle upon Busais to refrain from cordial hospitality everywhere shown, IL -
by
could and would send us telegrams which the course of a storm could be
ed.
fore the public as an unential share. holder in many corpanies. picked off, from the time it passes the That within little more than a week you see that agme one feing with unseenly baste before the avenging Nemesin.'
murthorn shores of Luz m till it enters
the mainland of China.
That I wish the Chamber of Commerce all success in their endeavour to accuse the Incal Government to a
sense of the
ence, but cannot help thinking it a pity that any reminder was necessary,
That At is much to be feared H. E. Sir William Des Voeux has missed his chauce
the
s his Pereiaus y, Khak-utdu sittora
cehorses his Majesty, entertains a 67-
in the dust. For our saddle, coach, and
That Chinese officials occasionally become that the weight of evidenco was against that of the Cretain chiefs have invoked į men, are of a very high order. I 1800 ordinary and constantly, expressed adj
solicitous about frogs and issus sudates against their destruction.
te butt. Gammers
are subject
intration. In a single afternoon, he said to of his aftaudants, I have seen a hundred animals as beautiful as Duld, the mule of Ali,'
RELIGIOUS SERVICESANA ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL-Parade Service
of taking rani, as a successful Colonial Thac stone the introduction of high-heeled the geopere of such plock which is opposed to annexation to Greece. fores and to preaurre pones and order amunion as the 11 o'clock äervico on the
Governor.
That he has failed to grasp the position or
Ledian, and probably cutirely dis
GERMAN BETIZADA CRAPEL-Service" in
to get in touch with the people, and he That with their extinction will disappear therefore that they were not the protin, to eachpi from which they would ranke of the standing army, the nasy.us the Gerinan language, by Rov. P. Hartienin
kuw acobs zaluge in the use of heaty and
ill-advised language;
That although he must be fally cognisant
of the unorisablo nature of the existing oil-and-water elements of the P. W. D. and Sanitary Board, ha persists in bola. tering up that systum.
That in a Colony whers officials and
unofficials might well go hand in hand, the attitude of the Executive upsets everything and brings most things to deadlook.
That Hongkong re-idents are not fond of fighting, certainly not is the month of August, and yet the fight over building and sanitary matters has now become general and will not be lightly ended. That Governor Des Voeux can never add lustre to Eis administration by merely destroying or etultifying a Board of Health which exists by virtue of a
statule, unless, indeed, he replaces that body by a more efficient substitate.
in Muccession his enemy's mouth, jaw, stomach, and cheek, in Round 4; how in Round 5 hia laft eya was ensed, he had a That the weak makeshift of substituting lump on his jaw, and his
was bleed- wuth
the Surveyor General for the Colonial w he came up a ing huw
bit gro267 in Round 9; how, subsequently, his right Surgeon as President of the Board, has
turned out to be a humiliating failure.
optic was clean out to the bons with a swinging right-hander; and how his adver-
sary was attacked by a fit of vonsiting later That a Board of intelligent men can hardly
with other plesesnt and agreetble
particulars of the same sort, all of which it has been considered to be worth while to telegraph over from Richburg, Mississippi, regardless of cost. It is
to lear
ing
especially gratify.
great
learn that so anxious was the and intelligent publio o know these detailu | --
xli
poetry of mution."
at 6 PM. The Holy
That the borders, lottering. Chinese e quit per point to rais, os of cul potty probably scount the protection of some other the bandrels. It is called 974 and or every Bauday; w: half-past ten 1.1.4 (z the
of a calfless small-footed female vera only members and nothing
roreland to the extent required when the Chapel of the Berlin Foundling House, Eegland, she would be is only. the high-heeled ovú fully devo-do with the management, thay
wurd generally
A portion of the country te la dacor or threatened wish West Point. luped
not the
persons liable, gambling being population,
prin most or all the yung hostile i IN VILSUN!
ST. PETER'S SEAMEN'S CHONOL
CHURCH, S
OH, Sailors That calves are now considered onential no offendis. What was this place of man, oduzetod in Grecco, will never be Military servico in Austria is compulsory Home-Service ou Sunday, at 11a.. and
in the Ballet: fashion has dorted their's according to their own showing?, natiefied with anything but the unit, and on all citizens capable of handling arms. Thursday, a only su that elsewhere they are only somewhat Twenty-f
four of the subscribed $50 each to another would prefer the protectorate of The term of service is twelve years--three Communion
administered the Second gross and uncallud-for uxéroscouons.
form a capital with which to carry on the England; but I believe the great majority in the standing army, seven in the reserves Sunday in the month st 7.50 2.M.; on the Though one's
sympathies are, of consge, institution, which, so he had said, was a would prefer absolute independenes to any and two in the landwohr. The strength of first and Third Sundays, at FOON; on with the feng, it is hand to relinquish gambling institut And in order tu meat the solution, with the union, as the alter the army in peace is 6ixed ut. 353,00 men Fourth Sunday, at Erening Servies. marah-chicken curry without a sigh.
the expenens of the place a seven-por-cent native, while they would gladly accept the to be sugwanted to 20.190 ou the brak
Services aro That the Tsung-li Yamen's
aro quadusted by the Rev.
W. J. A carriage again comunasion was charged. His Worabip
Of this number Toruer, is the WESLEYAN MISSION stops
Roous the way to the navigation of the
Auatris fitraishpa 457,012 and Hungary 127 Queen's Road East, on Sundays at 9,45 opinion that ovary one of those protectorale ne an escape from the presenting out of hostilities.
state of things. Upper Yangtz That Chung-king is to-day as far from being management of the place; that was to say original promoters was concurand in the
The induonca of Greece is at present at 242,988. It is composed of 80 regiments.. and P.. vory low abb, owing to the determined of infantry, 41 regiments of cavalry, 13 ST. JOSEER'S CHURCH, Garden Road, open as it was when the Chefou Conven- every one of those original promoters was pressure of the Government on the malen regiunta of artilbry, 2 regiments of engi. 94.3. Mass and Bermon, 6.30 23. Byen- tion was signed twolve years ago.. engaged or was concerned in keeping the tents to induce them to submit to the pre-neers, I regiment of pioneers, and othering Service, Benediction.
house; and keeping it did not merely mean
the Greeks
BROWNIE.
like
was
4
-
Arranging the details of the establishment sont condition of thisge, because it suited troos Austrian Navy consists of about and supervising the concern; `but it meant under sufferingy should be quiet even fifty vessels, carrying in all 395 guns.
that
Greece was ready to
These
CORRESPONDENCE, having a direct interest in the existence of der profit
hy that Buffaring. An infaentialOnly about ten or twelve of the ships are the institution, He was therefore of
Croton said to me the other
e see modern-type craft. day, PLANTATION ROAD.
opinion that each of the difandouts was
that Creeks want
The Russian Army has been completely the island; they do organized since the Crimean was. Com- Just the To the Editor of the CHINA Man' concerned in keeping this place. He was
not care st
30 much about
I suppose tus; and I also of opinion that it had been clearly
that the approximately. pu'sory military duty was introduced in August 17.
In 1884 the army SIR.-May F-through your columns call proved to be a public gambling place on the The distracted curstition of the time. 874
numbered. night in question, and he therefore cop the attention of Bio Excellene the Go-victed each one of the viefaudants of being necessary stimulant to the anti-Turkish 32,764 anan serving with the colors, 60,0 0 mea in the reserve, 55,009 Cosanoks and aympathies of Europe, and the Greeks vernor, the Public Works Department, and anyou else it may concern, to the sendi- concerned in keeping this public gatabling would be sorry passibly i Crete were to be irregulars, 27,000 officers; 190,000 horses,
house, and they were each sentenced to cir tion of Plantation Road.
made contented. It does not suit them and 1884 guns. On a war footing the army Ever since the months' imprisonment with hard labour. the state of Plantation Road has bear unos defendants, that he would appeal the case Crete, and so they had decided that if it landslip, which occurred at theend of May, Mc Bow ea gare notice, on behalf of the that the coming festivities of the royal mat-nunthers 936,000 men, and all the diferent riage should be disturbed by uproar in corps increased in like proportion—that is, 1,309, 00 msn in the field, to which num- dangerous; especially to those, who,
on the point of law.
did continua it should at least not be liard; ber 1.000,00 undrilled militia could be myself, are obliged to traverss it in the
so they are furious with me for having Ist added in case of teed dark or in foggy weather. Yours 5,
the world it large
ese numbers may be somewhat in ex the truth out. Isapp conclusion.to the ceas, owing to lack of proper mobilization. MOUNT GOUGH..
ha Forgotter the singular insurrection of 1866. The Grand Vizier, Service is compulsory batwout the ages erory effort at subjugation having been of sixteen wd forty-one. The men are belled, and the war being in its third year, roquired to equip themselves, the Govern
of meat farmishing mater
material.. Bincs 1876. pacifcation which the Cretans oxcept annexation, an antonomy as combat the troops raised hare were left to plate as that of Samos, and the free election garrison their
posts. The Russian Navy consists, roughly. and expensive mining plant, drweile support from the insurgents, and spanking, of some three hundred vessels
in all 25,000 m is of little or no use here, was sent by an intrigas which has not its equal to carrying in. out by the Union frus Worke. But the late annels for ita basangas, surrendered the Df the shore vessels there are some thirty roachinery even is not complete, some of island unconditionally to the Turkish forces of modern type and 114 turpedo beats. The the boiler tubes being wauting Worse and to a condition
SIRE The exte rising. It is true that KIRI
extovai ver southwestern frontier of till than saddling the usfortunate Korena ia before the stairs than it had been rest court for little or nothing Government with the coat of this expensive Tricou pís and Coumoundourus and the best Russia is defended by two fires of furts, one the stupidity of Me. Pierce's friends, who treachery, but it is bot less true that it was
Greck Ministry belteving that they had lighted on a verit
which acco
sh accomplished it more places de inment, such as the Turks itical capital of
of the politician of Athens, taonte muguided American miners to work political
the march of General Skobeluff the gold mines. These mines, it is too well just as the sympathy of Europe is.
earthworks only, but possessing infaite known, could not be worked by sudi expen
The Latest phzso mothyes
majority
urity, whose ex- estion is that the old except at a lose," unfortunato quartette of mecker
of sackers after the
the essen
Dessen were the cause of the movement, by fortressss, but in the region along, the Golden Flesop' are now going about Soul have gone over to the
gay, love)
be expected to bow the kuse to a young
A-SCENT OF THE PEAK gentlema just arrived from the Qulony," even although the Governor and the Up on the Peak where the Teipane dwell
(Ah! the summer time is Surveyor General specially ass them to The people complain of a terrible smell
As hereward they wond their way, love, do su
And their elegant frosks the Indies tear onor take steps to place the relations And scatter the dus: on their bonnie bair, between the Sanitary Board and the P. And these are the words they say.
List! oh list to the sweet refrain,—
drain.
KOREA, Seoul August 3rd, 1889, They have made a pretty cases of the mining business here, which was hailed with such a flourish of trumpets a little time back when that great asthnicity, Mr. W Pivece, reported to his friends in Arasrica that the old mine which the Koreans have been working at spasmodical
richness,
went to Orate and offered a conscompBusy Bervice, was ordured in Finlaid,
at the earliest possible moment that the Thiat if the Governor fa wise, he will af And the Taigans cuss and the Taipana swear, for many years, way of marvellous of a Price. The Greek Government with
pelice bud all they could do to prevent Flest-street
reet being completely blocked by
W. D. on a more satisfactory footing. The scent of the sever, the small of the put a carb on the youthful pertness of
s
which is
OWD
notations. Hosatos, August 17: PIUM-NEW Pabua, cash,,. 6371
Nestes, h, 2
rash,
New Malwa;
Allowance, and
500 24/40.
Out Malwa, cash,... 6007610 Allowance, Taols 100-48/80 Persian, Olly, cash £20,040 Allowance, Mal... 16/18 Persian, Paper tie) 540/580 Allowance. The... nul/32
Exchange.
HONGONG, August 17.
Hi Lendou="
Bank, Wire,
On demand, d 30 days' ghe,
"4 months' sight, 3/04
Oradles, 4
Documentary, 4 months' night,
Parine
On demand,
mən and 671 güna
Da New York
Credits, 4 months' sight,
On demand, ... Orudita, 60 days' atght,
On demand,
Wire,
the oronda surrounding the offices of the sporting papers also that some of the allway stations are almost on Monday evening, by reason of the crowds of persons who bought.late
plant, which is some 810 0/0 or $10,000, is men of Greece refused all complicity in the Bocand line are but reproduced Plovnas,
in the wibintusuiker. Many of the works in the | On Oalentia- editions of the
papers avening
containing pavement.
However, it is alsAsconaulius to know that we have That possibly no way, will be found out/rough thesmothered malarial suerte, doable El Dorado, have sent out four unfor- The miseries of the rayab are part of the threw the Russian-Turkish war Shangha
Prize Ring, and that if two desiry to cammel One another
ottie and Lastly scanned
· Of the "
en-the
they must go to France or some sequestered meadow in raica, ur
шет
England
where haply the cya uf
of the polies may not
Mr Cooper, and save the Surveyor tp on the Peak where the Taipans stay General from the paintal isolation of bis (Ah! awest is the scented branzo, dear) Bad are the words that the Taipane say present position.
of the present paddle ontil the matter
is brought before the House of Com
and I hear that a morament is being
onde to secure copsidoration there.
Ok!
neither gentle nor mild nor wear Are the words that those sensitive Taipan Reflecting on somebody's something cheek
apest, With many expletive D's Murmuring softly the sweet refrain
On domand,...
of the Cretan complirearth Poland is defended mostly Sovereigns,
The
follow bem. It must be sleer to every That I have already warned all concerned Thescenta: the sewer, the smell of thedrain with their hands in théik, vupty „pookels, Mänding themselves dest dreebly. Vistula the country is quita unprotected
bedy, how much better our modern fashion
Fold
is than the brutal ᎨᏒ ᎾᏍᎩ .
of our fathers
In their time a limited number of persons Bew the actual fighting, the visiting of the ths landing on the stomach, the Cruising, and the bleedings of the cism there are not many of us who pions Now see these things, bat we can all read of Shont, described in the greatest detail and in the highest style of the graphic reporter's art For this is an age of culture, and we have an enterprising press,St James's Gautle
against repeating on the heights of the Poak the drainage follies committed on the lower levels.
Up on the Peak where the children sleep In their little downy buds, sweet,
bis
by the
30 anys night, private,
chulā Lea!, 300 finns .......”
Temperature.
34,00
$4.51
ple. However, on the Vistula itself are found (Taken at Merre Falconer & Co.'s Premisca, insan..
first class the
fortresses
Queen's Road.) protested i
of Warsaw, Ivan- while Mr. Fierce is in as had a br himself. The committee huti per with regard to hig
enterprise. The to the Russian Ambassador against the gorood and Modlin. The space between AROMUTER 9 AM £9.81 them, and refuse. Bussian Consul,
who had
Dri had sympathised with Poland and the Dana is protested only by
29.77 Korean simply to And anxious mothers their watches keep
tu lead him to the right spot, where- the
aud the movement,
echo oitedal vi Vilks and the marshes of the the reply is that By feverish heads, sweat,
arill, That the necting of the Peak residents it is there that goce ringing t
Russian fej ato is immadstaty going to Pupet. The second ins of fortresses has TROMBICE-9 AM.. quarts crushing through to set up
salaries, how thit his conduct is approved? A few besa erected on the Dana and
and Daisper. means that ill advised official lettera are: The quisering hearts of these mothers fre, Heaven only kanns, which they are to digs will show the result of the affair, Rega, Danabory and Klar, was
and Whilein oderous vapours the lamps burnblue, come from, for the Korean Government if the Porte should make the concessions The Bustlines eru frontior is under the Awakening nameless dreads!
ducan't, und if it did would hardly which are demanded, and which I teen tection of the advanced works of Ban- Sounding again is the awest refrain i— Thomsatof the sewer; the email of the drain. tell. The medalosvrne friends of Koves in graphed lately, the result will be a pasiti denyod aperien while the Black Ser core America, beaded by that medicodiploinnt, one if not, it will wear another pun Dr Allen, have placed the unfortunate Go- | plexĉions:
not wholesome fare in any sense, and that the owners of houses on the upper levels are not quite the sort of people to
be tried with,
Der
Do
M
·Day
Dr
Wai Fulb
extrance of the Daioper and the Berg; visu
Du Minimum nearby?
is defended by Kinburg, Atobako, at the