TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1911.
SHIPPING.
VENELA LAKT. RAPORTED,
BUTIKRFIELD & SWIRL.
Ajax, duo Hongkong, Barch 1. Anghin, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Achilles, loft Singapore, Feb. 3, Agamemnon, left Liverpool, Feb. 25,
arrived at)
Alcinous Feb
Antenor,
Antilochus, left
Feb, 2
Fob. +
Anhui, leaves Hongkong, Feb. 20. Bellerophon, at Yokohama, Feb. 4. Chonan,
Feb. 20, Slanghas Changsha, due Hongkong, Feb, 18. Chinkiany, Hongkong, Feb. 17, Chinhus, lesvus
Feb. 15,
Calches, luft vongkong, Feb. 23.
Chisang, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Chowau Longkong, Feb. 17. Daldorch, laft Batavis for Marseilles,
Feb, 12.
Diomed, at Saigon, Fob. 6.
Deucalion, left Hongkong, Jan. 29.- Glancue, left Batavis, Fab, B. Huichow, loft Hongkong, for Manila, Feb. Hangyang, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
Tdoiueneur
Liverpool Feb. 11.
Keemur, arrives Kobe, Fab. 16.
Kashing, Hanghong, Feb. 11.
Keongani, Hongkong, Feb, 11. Kobsichang, Hongkong, Feb. 11.
Feb.
Ewellin hongkong pool for Hongkong:
Fob
Kingchow,
Hoogkong, Feb. 18.
Linac, duo Shanghai, Feb. 2. Loosok, Hongkong, Feb. 18. Laerter, left Liverpool. Feb. 4. Myrmidon, left Hongkong, Jan. 28. Moyant, passed the Canal, bonerards, Jan.
27. Mommen, left Liverpool, cutward. Feb 18 Machsen, passed the Canal, outward. Fab Monelmo, loft Soenhain for Liverpool, Ning Chaw, leaves Manila, Feb. 16, Prometheus, left. Hongkong, Feb. 3. Peleus, passed canal, Jan. 20. Pitanalok, left for Swatow and Singaporo,
Feb. 7.
10.
Protesilaus, left Hongkong, Jan. 26. Poleus, passed the Canal, homewards, Jan.
£0.
Pukling, passed the Canal, outward, Jan.
Patroclus leaves Liverpool, outward Feb.
18.
10.
10:
Perseus, passed the Canal, outward, Feb. Polyphemus, passed the Canal, homeward,
KĎvb. 7.
Pak Ling, due Flongkong Feb. 9. Phranang, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Rajabari, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Stentor, left Hongkong, Feb. 8. Sunsen, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Sungling, Hongkong, Fell, 1. Teenkai, Shanghai Feb. 4. Titan, at Singapore, Jan. 18. Theseus, at Singapore, Jan. 18.- Tydens, at Kobe Feb. 9.
Taming, Hoogkong, Feb. 18.-
F. & O. S N. Co
Anaidia, left Hongkong, homeward, Feb.
Assaye, left Shaughni, Feb. 21. Caylon, arrirod London, Feb 18,
Calia, leaves Hongkong, honward, Feb.
92
Noro, Shanghai, Feb. 16.
Nile, loft Marseilles, homeward, Feb. 11. Palawan, Icarea Hongkong, Feb. 4.
Syria, dua Yokohama, Feb. 16.
Hotels
VICTORIA HOTEL,
LATE
NEW AMOY HOTEL,
Somali, passed Canal, homeward, Fett 5. KULANGSU
PACIFIC MAIL.
Axia, loft Yokolinina, Feb. 10.
China, arrived San Francisco, Feb. 11. Korea, dno Hongkong, Feb. 28. Manchuria, dne San Francisco, Feb. 17. Mongolin, duo Yokohams, Feb. 22. Siberis, lelt San Francisco, Feb. 15....
Arcan Lave Catherine Apear, Hongkong, Feb, 17. G. Apear, duo Kobe, Fob. 24, Japan, at Hongkong, Feb. 14.
...
DonWELL & Co., Im, Aymeric, Moji, Feb. 1d. Surerie, Yokohama, Jan. 29.
BANK LINE Hallanshire, left Vancouver, B.C. Feb.
10.
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Kumerio, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Lugerie, dus Hongkong, Fab. 20.
DocuLAS STEAMSHIP Co., LP.
Hainen, at Hongkong, Feb 10.
Moy
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Good Food, Clean Rooms, sach with Separate Bathroont.
REASONABLE, CHARGES. Two minutes walk from the principal land- -ing place. BAR BILLIARDS AND BOWLING ALLEY.
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Hongkong, January 3, 1911.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SEVIEWS.
His Britannia Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
Last report of
Hongkong Shanghai
First given to the world in April, 1908, Astros this catertaining volume soon had to be Atha reprinted, and now the publishers have Bramble brought it out in their well-known Globe Britomast shilling edition, thus ensuring, for it Cadmus wider circulation than ever. And it Cherub. doserves to circulate freely for a whole Clis Bomer, more diverting and thoroughly Famo urbane collection of reminiscences would om baluard to find. Mr Sneyd-Kynnerslay
Handy hus a keen sense of huniour as well as a
Hart sympathetic appreciation of the good points in his fellow mortals, so nume of his stories are ill-natured and none safer in the telling. Among the first to receive an appointuant under the Education Act of 1870, bo has seen the working of the affelal machinery from within and on the whole has not à
Janus
Kent
Kinsha Merlin
H.M. Pangea in the Life of an Inspector of Schools. By E. 1. SMEYD- KYNNERBLET. Ioadba, Messrs. Mar- millari and Co.
Nome.
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despatch-vessel cruiser, 2nd elases
4300
Tuns. Guns IP.
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10
Commanders
Admiralty tug
Comdr. Lowndes 7000 Captaia E. B. Kiddle
Master W. Wost"
**Hongkong
river gunboat
710-
900
Lt.-Comdr. B. G. Washington
Shanghai
river gunbont
710
900
Tiout, Comit. E. H. Donovu;
Shanghai
sloop
1400
Coudr. E. Lyars
Shanghai
water tank and tug -- sloop
300
300
Master H. Saith
Hongkong
XUTO
1400
Comdr. H..R., Veale
Shanghai
torpedo boat destroyer cruiser, end class
200 13
$700
Hongkong
4800
10 - 7000
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Hongkoug
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Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer
G 4000
Lieut. Com Monroe
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer
190
a
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Hongkong
cruiser, 1st class
1000
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4.
14- 22,000 1200
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1040
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·14,000.
Capt. S. St. John Farquhar 3-Condr. T. J. S. Lyuo Capt. F. C. Learmonth 27,000 Capt. Cayley ........
ta route San F'cisco'
Yanglaze
Hoogkong,
Hongkong
cruiser, let class
9300
Capt. L. E. Power
Hongkong
river gunboat
189
800
Lt.-Comdr. G. P. Loith
West River
cruiser, 2nd class
4800
Capt. G. E. P. Hunt, D.S.O..
Hongkong
river gunboat
85
240
Lieut. Com. C. H. Woodward-
torpedo boat destroyer
350
B
(300
Comdr. C. L Lambo
Yangiste Hongkong
river gunboat
23
240
Lt.-Com. 0. A. O. Douglas
West Rivar
river gunboat
85
.240
Lt.-Com. E. J. J. Southly.
West River
river gunboat
25
2
240
Et.-Comdr. J. 31. Barker
Yangtzo"
torpedo bost destroyer
350
6500
Gunner E-J. Trillo
Hongkung
receiving ship
4630
Commodore C. J. Erres
Hongkong
river guabeat
180
800
Lt.-Comdr. R. J. Buchanan
Yengtste
river gunboat
710
900
Lt.-Comdr. M. B. Hamilton
Shanghai
torpedo boat dritages
£300
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G2)
466
Lieut.-Coa. HD. Adair-Hall Lt.-Comdr. Hancock
Hongkong
Hongkong
torpedo bont destroyer
300
5900
Lieut-Goudr. G. B Hartford
Hongkong
river gunboat
105.
800
Lieut. Com. B. R. Brooke
West River
river gunboat
160
2
500
„river gunboat
150
500
Liant, Com. M. E. Wilding Lt.-Comdr. G. F. A. Mulock
Upper Enugtszo Upper Yanglaze-
BOSTON HOUSE very high opinion of the manner in which
-10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, (Tor Froon) YENTRALLY Situated Up-To-Data Haitan, left Hongkong, fox Swator and Boarding House. Recently renovated
Foochow, Feb. 16.
and under antirely new management. Large and Comfortable Rooms and Excellent Table Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Light throughout. Tarms Moderate.
Huiyang, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
JEDSEN & Co,
Amigo, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
Carl Diedericheen, at Hongkong, Feb. 17. Clara Jebron, at Hongkong Feb. 17. Houten at Hongkong, Foo-P Helene Hongkong, Feb 11: Johanne, Hongkong. Feb, 17. Mario, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Maida left Hongkong for Canton. Feb.
17.
10. SE
Daigi Maru, at Hongkong, Feb. 8. Daijin Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Panama Maru, due Hongkong, Feb. 25. Sentfle Mara, Tacoma, Feb. 4. Tacoma Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 14.
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ALGAARD, THOUSANs & Co. Brand, liangkong, Feb. 11. Childar, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Fri, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Halvard, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Hillas, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Prosper, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Thordis, at Hongkong, Fol. 7.. Ulv, for Hongay left Hongkong, Feb. 8. Testfold, for Bangkok, Hongkong. Feb. 8. SHEWAN, TOMES & Co. Glenerk. Hongkong Feb. 1. Rubi, arrived Hongkong, Feb. 17.
C.RLOWITZ & Co.
Inchin, at Hongkong, Feb. D.,
Theseus passed the Canal, homeward, Feb. Chiyuen, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
Tientsin, Hongkong, Feb. 18.
Tinta, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Wula, for Haiphong, Feb. 7. Yangtze, duo Shanghai, Feb. 16. Yunnan, left Hongkong. Feb, 12. Yingehow, Hongkong,-Feb-17-
NIPPON YUSEN KANILA. Aki Maru; leaves London, Feb. 18. Awa Maru, due Hongkong, Feb. 19,
Feb. A. Binge Maru, Hongkong, Chikago Mari, at Koba, Feb. 7. Chikuzen Maru, duo Hongkong, Feb. 18. Hakani Maru, due Kobo, Feb. 3, Hirano Mari, due for Yokohama, Feb. 28, Hakata Maru, left Hongkong, for Kobe,
Fab. 10.
17.
Tumba Maru, at Seattle Feb. 3.
yu Maru, due Yokohama, Feb. 14. Kamakura
so Seattle, F Mara, Koshi Maru, at Yokohama, Feb. 14. Kuno Maru, left Hongkong, for Sydney,
Feb. 17 Kuga
Maru, arrivel Loulon, Feb. 10. Minesota, left Yokohama, Feb. 18. Miyazaki Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 15. Tuinlan Maru, left Yokohama, Feb. 13.
Tango Maru, passed the Chunl, outward,
Feb. 3. Yavata Baru, dsa Kobe, Feb. 22.
T. K. K.
Amrica Maru, left Shanghai for San
Francisca, Feb. 20.
Chiro Mary, due Francisco, Feb; 94: " Kiye Maru, left Hongkong, Feb. 18. Tenyo-lara, leaves Hongkong, Feb. 24. *
IANBURG-AMERIKA LISIE. Abria passed the Canal, outward, Jan. 17. Alesia passed the Canal, outward, Jan. 24. Argonia passed the Canal, homewards,
January 17,
Albenga, dus Hongkong, Feb. 20.
C. M. S. N. Co. Krang Tab, Hongkong, Feb. 10.
CHINSIE.
Derwent, Hongkong, Feb. 17. Gleuogle, left Hongkong for Amoy and
Singapore, Feb. 8.-
Kiang Ping, left for Chin-king, Feb. 8. Pronto, Hongkong, Feb, 17. Taiwan, Hongkong, Feb. 18.
A. R. Mary.
Hongkong, Hongkong, Feb, 2.
E. & A. Aldenham, Sydney, Feb. 11. St. Albans, dus Kobe, Feb,
STANDARD OI Co. Canet, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Way Cattle, Hongkong, Feb. 17. ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. Cowrie, left Hongkong, for Whampoa
Feb. 12.
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN Luts. Tijibola, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Tipaans, Hongkong. Feb. 17. Tjilatjap. Hongkong, Feb. 18.
BES LIKE.
Benderun, left Singapore for Hongkong,
Feb. 10.
- MOGUL LINE. Glaze, left Singapore, Feb. 15. Montas, London, Feb-
ATARA SE CO Banri Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
SANDER WIELER AND CO. Vorgaerts, due Hongkong, Feb. 16.
5. E. A Telin, due Hongkong, Feb. 18.
MB. K. Fukum Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Brasilia passed the Canal, homeward, Fob Fukui Maru, Hongkong, Feb. 18.
Tainon Mara, Hongkong, Feb. 17: Tientsin, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
ITAKA AND Co. Hokuto Maru, Hongkong, Feb, 18.
Hellas, left Shanghai, Feb. 8.
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Lreenoon, Hongkung, Feb. 11.-
Silesia, Hongkong Feb. 9.
Sambis. Hongkong, Feb. 8.
Sabine Rickmers left for Swatow, Feb. 8. Segovia, left Hongking. Harburg, Feb. 17. Segovia, Hongkong, Feb. 15.
Tungus, Hongkong, Feb. 17
JARDINE, MATHERON & Co., LD.
Cardiganshire, Hongkong, Feb. 1o.
Carnarvonshire, left Hongkong, for Slung-
bai, Feb. 16.
Cheongshing, Hongkong, Fely, 17.
Feb. 11.
Chunang for Shanghani, Feb. 7. Chowing for Fig. Hongkong, Feb. 17. Hongkong, Feb. 17. Hopsung, Hongkong, Feb, 17. Kwang Sang, left Hongkong, Felz. 8. Kumsacy, Hongkong, Feb. 11. Katsang, leaves Hongkong, Feb. 24. Jeongsang, Hongkong, Feb. 5
Laisang, lult Hongkong, Feb. 9. 22, Namsang, Shanghai, Feb, R. Subang, left Hongkong, for Calcutta Feb.
*17.*
Wo mang, left Hongkong for Canton, Feb:
173
Wingarg, Hongkong. Fob. 17. Fuensang, Hongkong, Feb. 17.
N. De L
Borneo, Hongkong Fob. 17,
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the State is served, especially by those who fill the top positions in the heimzchy, On the whole this particulas H. M. I. had a very pleasant time and made some most agrecable acquaintances, capecially among the country clergy and school managers of Norfolk and Cheshire. Capital are the storics which he heard while in their society, For Particulars and Rates, Apply to
Manageress, Mas H.. HORLEY, and wo regret that the limitations of space
1259 provent us front reproducing some of them. Thistle
But once we word to start quathy tig
- Hongkong, October 13, 1910.
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Modern art movements can be followed with comparative caso by readers of the Studio. In every number one comes across articles dealing with the men who are giving tholone to latter-day artistic developments. Among such are to be numbered Mr Reynolds-Stephens, who is achieving such meritorious results in domestic internal decoration. No matter how barbaric the Mid-Victorian house may be he can trans form it into something that satisfies and consoles. The ordinary rigid squares and cubes beloved of builders forty years ago vanish under his akilful hands and we and Kalser Frana Joseph 1- Austro-Hungarian cruiser 4000 rooms and stairways, modelled under his
Acheron directions on lines in which are fully scen the graciousness of curres and broken Alger lines, and all without disturbing the exter-Alomite
Argus and Enbric of the house.
Name
An article on the palatings of Alexander Caronado Jamieson brings into more intimate nolico
Comete Docidéo KINGSCLE RE the work of a member of the Scottish
school who has long since won a dosarved Dupetil-Thouarst
Estoc place in the list of British artists. Eight
Esturgron Romulustrations accompany the letterpress
giving on capital idea of the line Fronde
Hend Riviere upon which Mr Jamieson works. Some clever craftsmanship in altown in this seven Jacquin etchings of Hermann A. Webster. They o display much individuality and arrest Lyn attention by their fine lines and depth of Manchu shadow. Prof, Jiro Hamda contributes Montanl an interesting article un Japanese temples Mousquet and their treasures, in which great stress is Olry.
nid upon the architectural features of the Peho principal temples of Lin Sunrise kingdom, Pistolet
Proprictress, as F. SACHSE Hongkong, September 1, 1008.
VESSELS IN PORT.
1208
Fag and description.
French gunbint
Tons. Gani H.P.
Captains.
Last vepart
French armoured cruiser
1830
10
1700
Cant, Alfred Cicoll
Licut, Bertrand
Amoy
Saigon
French cruiser
3420
0100
Capt. Delzony
Baigim
French günbeat
500
*... 400
Commander Badin
Saigon
Finch river guzbrat
180
B
-370
Lieut. d'Estienne
Canton
French gunboat
130*
Saigon (Reserve)
French gunbont
500
500
Candr, J. Gerais
Saigon
French gunbeat
040
10
French armoured cruiser 10,014:
1000 20 20,000
Liout. de Linures
Saigon
Saigon
French gunboat
Saigon (Rese
French sub-marine.
Lieut. Combot
Salgon
French destroyer
French gunbont
French gunbont
200
French gunboal- French sub-marine French surveying-sup French cruiser
500
Saigon
Haiphong
Haiphong(Resva)
Saigon (Reserve)
Licut. Marty
Saigou
1027
9000
Condr. Ragot de Touche
Saige
12- 19,000
Cup Cheron
Saigen
French destroyer
Lieute de la Roche Krandson
Saigon
Lieut. de Maindreville
Судот
French gunbont
130
Lieut. Puech
Toughu
French torpedo boat
180
Comdr. Mortenol
Hongy
French sub-marino
Lieut. Morri
Saigon
French balleship (reser
9437
Capt. Drouet
Saigon
French gunboat
1708
1700
Lieut. Seriot
Saigon
French gunbout
Yangtze
Takou Vauban
French destroyer
French torpedo-depot
Baigan (Reserve)
Hongay
Frunch torpedo-depot
Licat, Bikel
Cap St.
French gunboat
123
600
Lieut. Biscall
Canton
$600
22 13,500
Cupt Vollerthun
Tsingtail
900
12
$1300
Comdr. Mersmann
Shanghai
900
12 1300
Cipt. Myring
Slanglai
Capt, Schroeder
Canton
900
Hoagieong
3400
2219,200
Pompe Yangiste Bor
• 11,600
34 20,000
Amoy
400
A
$500, Capt. Lieut. Heyder
Sahagini
280
1000
Lieut. Kyble
Sunghai
900)
1350
Comdr. Luppe
Tsingtau.
223
3300
Capt. Licul. Graf Dolma-Schlodion Canton Rive
Capt. Lieut. Kanter
Capt. Casanova
Shanghai
Shang
Capt. Matta d'Olivoirs
Bahri Mari, Japanese str., 2,309. Yanging from Idrumo to Kyoto Thern Proteo Masi, Moji Feb, 9, Coal.-ATAKA & Co are other articles in the January number Redoutable.
Cut, British steamer, 2,311, White, of the Studio of great merit, but we have Styx. Shangbani Felruary 13, Ballast.ASTATIC exhausted our space and cannot go farther. Taking
PETROLEUM Co.
Clara Jeisen, German steamer, 1,103, T. Bendizen, Amoy February 14, Balint JESEN & Co.
—Daiger Mäng Japanese steamer, 1,735, Nakaya, Wakaraatca-Feb. 12, Opal- M. B. G. K..
Haiman, British str., 641 A. II. Stewart, Foochow Feb. 16, via Amoy and Swatow 18, General-DOUGLAS STEAMire Co., L
Helene. German str., 771, H. Bendixon, Pakhoi Feb. 16, and Hoihow 18, General. --JEDEN & Do..
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into detail,
High Water Mark, by FEDGUR HOME. Veteran
London, Geo. Bell and Sons.
Vigilante. This novel is nu bester and no worse than the majority of the stories which Enden have come from the pen of Fergus Hune.Itis It proceeds upon the same contentional Jaguar lines the discovery of a murdered wanand Leipzig then tho attempts made by the villain of the Lucks piece to involve an innocent individual in Nürnburg Hillas, Norwegianstr., 260, A. Knudson, Natuna Island Feb. 6, Tinther AAGAARD,order to wreak a bit of private revenge. Otter
The murder is a little unique in its way. To Scharnhorst THORESEN & Ou,
Iskuto Mars, Japanese stoauer, 2,426, begin with, it was unintentional. It seems S. 90 that a wastrel bad become possessed of Taku J. Sumito, Moji February 11, Coal.-
certain information which he intended to | Tiger ITAKA & Co.-
Hongkong, French str. 730, A. Corne
uwo in a blackmailing campaign against Taington liassen, Haiphong Feb 10 General A
a minindzu" who had, erected a Faris-by-Vaterland R. MARTT
Indrades, British steamer, 3,200 WE.the-ssa on one of the mud fats in the Lea. Slanghai Fob, 16, General-JARDINE, Tanines estuary. The son of the million Calabriu MATHESON & CO., LTD.
aire enticed the backmailer to a certain Koncloan, German str., 1,409, M. Verpor, Chiakiang Feb. 15, Rice and Ground-uuts, house there where at high tide the water Macao
HAMBURG-AMERIRA LANE
rises in the collar to
a partirlar Patria.
wall. Republica mark painted upon the Having first drugged him and the Adder ninn was. A great drunkard-be took lúm Linan, British str., 1,350, C. C, Williams, Shanghai Feb. 16, GeneralBUTTEMPTED down to the cellar and tied him to is post
where the terrors of the situation caused Bainbridge & BWIRE.
Loose German steamer, 1014, G. him to betray the hiding place of the papers Barry Due at Logner Schultz, Bangkok Feb. 8, Timber and on which he was trading. The millionaire's Callno
Rice.BUTTERFIELD & BWIRE,te
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SWIRE
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Naming, British atenuer, 2.531, P. Moon learning the address left the man Chauncey B, Lake, Kobe and Moji Feb. 16, General. tied up in the cellar while he went to Chattanooga
secure the incriminating documents. Mena Cleveland JARDINE MATHESON & Co., L. Ninghoe, British steamer, 4,290,- while the tide rose and owing to heavy Dale Allen, Birkenhead Jan. 7, and Manila oods in the Themes the water passed woll Decatur Feb. 17, General:-BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. over the usual tide-mark. As a result the Toming, British str., 1,350, G. H. Penne blackmailer was drowned. Upon the soone father, Manila, Feb. 14, Sugar and Hemp
comes & young Australian whowa father had Jairus -BUTTERFIELD & SIZE.
Telemachis, British str., 1,320, Fraser,been defmuded of certain rich properties Minder. Saigon February 12, Rice and General in Melbourne 25 years before, by the casin
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Genuen cruiser. -German guabost German gunbont German cruiser German gunboat German cruiscr Gurmann river gunboat German flagship German torpedo-bont "German torpedo-bont
German gunboat German river gunboat”, German river gunboat
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U.S. Enepedn-boatdestroyer C.S.torpedo-boat destroyer U, S. gunboat,
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240
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3100
4700
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3100
4700 Coradr. Hugh Rodman-
8000
Ensign F. J. Flatcher
Cavite
-Ensign U. S. Gmy
Lt. Comdr. William D. Brothers
US. gunboat
1800
Cumdr, R. Bitler
U.S. qualit
Lieut. J. W. Seltsaufehl
U. S. gunboat
Lient. C. A. Woodruff
Buelow, Jeft Singapore, Jan. 30 Dertlingar, left Hongkong, Feb. 7. Greben, due Genoa Feb. 7
V. S. submarine
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Neckar Shanghai, Fub. 13.
Goaben, pared Canal, homeward,
Feb. J.
18
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13 May 11 April
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5244
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U.S. monitor
4094
5200
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June July
U.S. cpuser
Conde. William G. Millor
July 20
U.S.tected cruiper
8150
17,07
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Prinz Sigismum, left Hongkong, Feb. 8.
Sept.
Prinzens Alive, left Colombe, outward,
February 12.
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U. S. subinatine
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Yorck, Yokohama, Feb. 201
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