1880-11-11

- THE FRANKLIN SEARCH EXPE -

DITION.

-STARTING OF THE MOUNYLY.

THE DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11rm, 1880.

·HONGKONG MARKETS.

WOOLEEN GQODS. Mankatodie per pale.

PRODUCE $9.95 to 425, Carephor, packed, pur pioni,,,, $4.05 to 475 Camrhne, Baroda, ólgan, par pierit, - $4.95 to 6.25 Camphor, Refose, por pieni......

50.15 to 6.30amone, Saperior......... $14.30 to 15.00 (Jardamons, Inforior; or pient $14.80 to 15.00

shore I found a shallow brook which had It was cloven o'clock on the morning of the Frozen in a level place at the top of the bill

Blankets, 19 lbs., per pai Camlets, 999, për pjes The following highly interesting account 1st of April when the throo heavily laden fording the water to the right and luft until As Irraren er Ong on yaz 107¤ Nov 1560, Blankets, 10 lbs., per par

COPTON GOODS. sledges moved out from Camp Daly on to it spread in a thin abest over the face of the

Cualota, 99, por pled. of Insutanart Sebwatka's search for and the shore ice of Hudson's Bay and commenced rock for a spacs of about fifty foot in breadth. anding of the remains of Franklin's Aretio the long march toward King William's Land. Successive layers of low were thus formed at Amerionn Drivania, pored 5 to 10 Camleta, 8. por piene

Cotton Yaru, No. 1, per 2001. 005.60 to 98.00 Canaleta, A&A, por nincs.. Expedition is taken from the New York Lieutenant Selvatra's preliminary slodge this novel and beautiful affect produced. American Drill, 15lbs,; por ises 14.30 to 3.95 Chiniota, US, par piede. Merail. We propose to publish it in its journey in the diration of Wagor River The first for days of our journey were ex-Cotton Yare, No 33 to it, por 300lbs. 100.00 to 10:00 Calote, Ela, por piec.. ontirets, as it is too good to condense, but during mid-water, kind determined bim upon cassively fatiguing. The sleds were heavy, Catton Yara, No.39 to-, perle. $119.00 to 125.00 Long Rhe, ALAT Scarlot, per piso 48.10 to 8:30 CoRea, par pioal-

we often had to put on our harness and Cotton Tan, Bombay... raking that route, though across land eutiroly unknown either to pravipas explorera or to help the dogs over a ridge or through a any natives with whom we had come in can- deep drift. We had not yet become large Beaded Shirtings, por piece.

and counequently experienced anchowank Shirties, per pleng

in consequence of its length, it being beyond the limits of the space we devote to extracts,

Chints, por pinna m Dret Spottet härtings, per pier

$79.90 to 400L-Ella, Meriod, par plead..... $170 to 1.76 Long Ells, Hit Sesijot, par plane. $9.50 to 3.350 s, EH Amogli, per pioso

"it will occupy adveral days to reproduco, but tact. Whether we would find practicable Aty-from listered feet and chafing Veglish Drilla, 3 yards, per pidus... $25 to 4.553posish Stei pas, por sure. aku

will be given in consécutive issues.

DEKOT ISLAND, NORTH HUDSON'S BAY, August 1st, 1880.-

wator courses, such as rivers and lakes, or whether mountain mango would oppose their granite walls to further progres, was yet to the ascertained. Its recommendation was direct course, and what It is just two years since. Lieatenin that it was the most

would when

FEINDEER WOLVES. it might presULAT ever obstacles Schwaska's Fraublin search party landed ever

During the afternoon of the 12th we came at Camp Daly, on the adjacent mainland, overcome, always leave us that much neares and daring is period its experience har goal. As woreached the smooth salt water-sugidenly upon sbord of reiadeor, and the

Just look

hunters billed three of them. The sleds than been, I believe, sufficiently varied and novel foe, we turned to tako

of the carcasses in order to get them vicinity York at a Netchillik isquimaux had given that a home, and I never expect to and cut up before dark Soon we saw *Captain Thomas F. Barry, when second toss a feeling of affection for its barren rocky another antaller herd running over the hills

bills officer of the whalor Glacier, then wintering and forbidding scenery. Its snowelad

at intervals during the evening howling in Hopalae Bay, a spoon' which proved

Camp

to make or interesting chapter in Aretie Daly, which had been so long our home,

to 2.50

$15.10 to 16.00 Cloves, perpical 210.50 to 17.00 Costs, Ateat, por to $16.00 to 16.45 Coala, English steam, par toa. $16.50 to 15.00 Coala, Byday, per ton...

35,35 to 9.20 Copeor, Sheathing, Japan, porpion!.

9.15 to 8.20 Copper, Itad, Japan, por pisul.... $2.15 to 9.20 Copper, Nails, por pioul.

$3.55 to 3.70 Long lille, II Scarlet, per pies 3.28 3.90 Caston, Bombay, por pioul,

5.3 to 3.08 Long HR, IL Assartel, per pique...95 to 7.54 biton, Unionita, par piqu... Lastings, DD, une ploderungen $19.50 to 18.50 Canton, Ningpe, porrical...........

$0.72 0.73 Colton, Shanghai, per pioul.. Cotton, Shantang, porpioul.. Catton, Tientsin, par proof...... $2.20 to 8.30 dotion, Tungelow, par pidal... $9.98.to:10 Cation Soode, Salgadering 89.00 to 3.35 Cettus Seeds, Blam, ................ $0.75 60"*6.60"

$2.86 to 2.90

METALS.

bet as we got rid of our amperflous Besh English Deills, 1 lbs, por piece theas petty troubles became less annoying Daglish Drills, 15 tha, por pio

$1.55.6103 Tron, Nail Rond, por plauf. $1.77 to 1.85 Iron, Hoop, per pion and we did not so easily became fatigue from Grey Shirtings, 7 In, per pitan Grey Shirtings, & lbs, per piose

1:08 to 2021on, Bar, par ringly gratit walking.

roy Shirtings, 62 lbs., por pane

......63 to 2.75m, Wira, per pl Groy Shirtings, the, par pisto Grey Shirtings, 10 lbs., por pince $3.37 to 9.99 1, WI. par slop

1. Laut, Li), voraioning ma $1.30 to 1.35

+ 1.35 | Lawi, Tola Chop, par pioa. dry Cloths lyd in Glha. p.

T-Cloths, yds, 12.716, p. 50, $1,40 to 1.70 Raiksilver, English, poz piogl GrayT.oths, 237da3oin 8its. XOp.po. $1.60 to 1.35 lotitree, American, por pimpl

rey-Clothe 247datia 8lbs. App. 843 to 208sol, Swedial, por tab... Handkerchiefs, Blue, por dozen 30.00 to 0.36 Bremblay Metal, por pionl.......... Handkerchiefs, Boi, per lezen 30-72 to 0.75 Tin, Meloos, por piaul... landkerchiefa, Beowa, por doxon $0.55 to 9. Spelter, For pioni.........

PRODUCE. Turkey Bad Shirtings, 3 tha., per picon $2.30 td 2.40

history. We had been inforined.in Now Lionifortless dwelling place indeed, but woved on and wo, went into, camp in the resT.Cloths 24ydabinSiba. QLp. pe. 32,10 to 5.15e1, Hnglish, por tab... sile

him the

it a difficult undertaking to got on or off the

& à, per

15.90 tn 5.88 Jatisfisk, Japan

15.73 50 5.80 nttleflah, Japan, milhoat bones, p.1 $5.70 to 5.33 Cattlefish. Chauolo, por pinel

Datos, Black, por pical......................and det Sto 59.00

9.70 to 35.90stas, Rei, popical 23.90 to 3.25 Driad Lily Flowera

$4.15 to 45 Elephant's Tooth, 4 to 5 pleoen. 321.00 to 26.70 Ellophant's Teeth, to 8 pienas.....

$18.80 215 Voan, Waito, pas qu $1,590 1,150 Teas, Bingk, se giant,

Tear, Yoflow, pericoal $125 to 105 Pesa, Groot Banar, por ploul ..$20.00 to 28:50 | Four1,Buzios, per pigal .....$4107 to 45.00 Potatoo Fonse, por picals

Th 58.00 Két $2.04 to 20 $1.16. 12:012 $132 to 14 31 to 1.7 $1.74 for 1.5

TIL180W 1.6

$13.00 to 14,8

Patshusk, per pical sunqura $125 to 10.00 Rhinoceros Hum, por foul...

$-25 to hinoceros Heru, Muthef, por piezl $22.20 € 21.30

$20.00 to 22.50 Rice, Siam, No. 1. For pienl 523-70 to 24.60 Rice, Siam, No. 2, per picul

Big Sian milled No. 1, per pioni...... $23.50 to 25.80 gigs, Siam, miles No. 2, perplout... $15.30 to 15.30) Rico, Saigon, No. 1, perpiaa). --$17 60 to 17.80] Rice, Saigon, Hamp bagaiman ..$18.20 to 13.30 | Kico, Saigon, Straw bags, naamka kiny

$16.50 to 17.4-Rise Japar. $16.20 to 1680 Saltpetro, por pial. $17.60 to 170 Seawood, Green, par pion $16.50 to 20.00 Sorwand, Cat, por pia

$10 to Sotaman, White, per picni $420 to 490

saman, Black, por pical..

$82.50 to 220 Sharkyfone, por pieul... $15.50 to 10.50 Shollish, Japan, per piout $20.00 to 27.30 Sholfinh, California, par piant 13.3.5 to 345 Stockisti per pion's

Tle 295 to 805 Straits Produce, &..

$0.25 to 6.96

$250 300

*NK to 221

Titel Nat, por pisat...... Pupper, Whits, por pical

2,000 to 2,40

$220 to

82.14 to

$1.70 to 1.7

$1.64 to 15

$1.74 to T

$1.85 to 1

$3.75 to 1.2

$2.60 to $.

$8.5 to 6.5

$2.05 to 1.

8310 to 3

6.3

£25.00

$47.00

$11.30 to 12.

$5.00 to 6

Popper, Black, por pica:

336.62 to 10. $15.70 to 11.

Kattin, Strait,' per picul

Watius Bangar, por pisal,

Sandal Wool, Mahler, por pion

$4.3% to 4

$7.15 to 7.20 Flour, California; por esok of 50 lb... $1.68 to 1.81 $91.20 to 28:30 | Floar, Asrican, fer barrel of 100 lbs... $3.93 to 4.0 55.75 to 5.55 Flour, Amgriego, per bat:el af 200 lb... 56.35 to 7-10 40.00 to 50.00

Sandal Wood, South Sons, por pient$2.5 to Sapan Wool, Manila, por pictl... $14 to*1. $0.30 to 0.43 $1950 to 19,00 Flata, per plont

135 to Sapan Wood, Sam, per rini, $150 to 505 Ginseng, Atoricon, Istquality, p. pfcul. $200 to 99% $1.45 to 1.55 Gineong, American, 2nd quality,p. pienl. $150 to 210 Sagur, Shok-Jung, Whits, No. 1. p.net. $8.20 to E 8083 to 110 Hama, Ordinary, per pisal som Fis.17.7.0 to 16.00 Sagar, Shek.laag, White, So. 2, p.pel. 05 to $15.20 to 15.50 Hams, Superior, per-piesli, Ts. 29.5.0 to $1. Sugar, Shok-nag Drown, por pical 55 to 6 $30.00 to 55.00 Temp, Hankow, per plout

20.50 to 1200 Sagar Candy, Sheklung, per pieni... $9.30 to 10 .....$104) to 110 Sugar Chady, Fooshow, per picul$50 to 19 ...$36.00 to 45.00 Suger Candy, Swatow, White, perpicul. $7.95 to R

$40 to 450 Walints, per picul.......... 349) to 6a6 Vermicelli, Tienfait, por pical .298.00 to 46.50'! Whoat, Tiontein, por pieni. $8.95 to 41 Wheat, Japan, per pital $7.35 10 745 Wood Oil, per pienl... $0.5 to 625 WindowUlasu, për’bor...

se 18 tụ 0.1 31 mine, Buriculi hare beon the property of Sir John Franklin of were almost hidden behind the hummocks Purmad by fisa wolves; which we could hear Handkerchiefe, Light Red, per dozen... $0.78 0.7 Tin, Putas, per 30... tunt subsequently Barry, while second mate at everywhere bound the shero and ninke until wo went to sleep. That night they Velvet Black, #2 inches, por yard...

30,21 to 0.22 | Alaim; 3nd quality, por pioni... of the A. Hawgktor, was writing in bis log-lipo-at low tido. The leaded eldres Mame into camp close to the, igloos, and Velvet, Gontian, 24 inchos per yard $0.21 to 0.3 Alam, les quality, por ploul....

wore Sooloost, who always sleeps with one pre Volvoteens, Black, por yard......... book he overheard the native who had given making but slow progess as they would and one car open, bened bae dogs giving a Volvos, fontina, par yn 80.89 to 3.49 Back, Siam, por pical. White Shirtlegs, 64 to 03 robil, per piece, $3.45 to 2.60 Bocho do Mar, per ogn spoon in convenation with another through the rough ice, but greatly enlivened peculiar low bark, with which they sunouter White Shirtings, 54te 10 rad, por piese $3.15 to 2:25 Bark, Cataphor, por pical Netchillik sy that the spoon came from a cairn the landscape, which at other times is dreary the presence of wolver. We had a box of White Shirtings, 681080 root, per pie $2.50 to 3.35 Bus Wax, Japan, White, nor picul 17.58 to 17.31 Temp, Siam, por pical............

Bean WHE, White, per pinal... .$3150 to 85.00 where there were many sirarticles, besides and monotonous in the extreme. The dn-Ceston night signals close at hand in the White Shirtings Ciral, por pics...... 20 3.50 Bees Wax, Hulcow, Yellow, per pioni 10 to 44.60 Isinglass, Japan, par piec..........

11.05 120

Melor oats, and qualify, per pion 35.80 to 5.23 Diede' Nouts, Sed quality, per, pieni........ $150 to 800, books, similar to the one that Barry was vers, by voice and whip, were suging on their igico, aqil, knowing that a light frightens White Shirting, rose places to Single Vests, les quality, per pical....$1,653 to 2,550 Melor Seele, lat quality, par pien!.... writing in at the time; that Barry then ques-teams, while the doge made the wilderness them away, tande a steal, hole in the igloo White Shirtinga, EP, por pinos...

53.00 to 3.95 Birds' Nasts, 3rd quality, per pitul.....87500 to 210 Mushrooms, por piani 38.0 to 0.1 Briastonas, Magila...

...... $9.55 to 2.05 Mussola, Dry Sint maga, per pieul. pical White Shirtinga, EI, per piena ticued them, procuring s reiteration of the ring wita bowls of pain or impatience. The and thrust out a "distress" sigual with the White shirtings, MIL, per pise......

„$12.99 a 15.50 - Musacks, Dry Siam midille, per pigul... stateinent, hud that the books were probably rucu wore bending their shoulders to the task most brilliant result, Toclocal was already white Sputtel Shirtings, por piose..... 32.45 to 9.50 affale

32.50 to 2.05 Balo Com

$7.90 8.00 Mussols, Der Sium mall. per piout.. still there, as Iuuts had no use for them ne the women and children walked bead and dressed and outside the igloo na the light White Brosa log, par piecu

SHIPPING IN THE CHINA WATERS. would not disturb them. They also ex coaxed the dogs to greater exertion. It was started, and said the wolves stopped and fer a second and then flad in pressed their willingness to guide a party of not difficult, as we looked upon this picture, looked at white men to the cairo A chart was shown to realize that we were at lase under way dianay, each change of colour in the sigual and explained to them and they pointed out and the work for which we had renounced tight seeming to lend additional wings to King Willisto's Land as the country where the comforts of civilization for so long a thoir Aying feet. We saw them prowling ste cairn could be found. The natural in- period bad of last begun, and our spirits around during the nost day's march, but at a respectful distance. During they sure trip the Coston signala.servait ada feretes was that the books that they saw in rose with the prospect of action.

our entire a cairn with silverware and other articles

good purpose in keeping the wolves from our doors, though I don't remember that the pro spsetus mentioned this application se one Albay of the advantages of kooping the signals on hand,

THE FIRST HALT.

from the Brus and Tercer were probably It was not Lieutenant Schwatka's intention the records of Franklin's Bipendition, and to make a long arch this day, but to break the information seemed suficiently direct loose from camp and get well straightened

of and relinide to warrant the organization the Franklin search party of 1878, 79 and out on our course. Our direction was day 80. It took some time after reaching Hadast until we reached Winchester Inlet, on's Bay to sift these statemente and find where we turned north-northwest and took up our line of inarch upon the frozen waters

Aher

all

BARRY'S STORY SIFTED.

tsorte d

DISCOMFOXTS CHARACTER OF THE COUNTRY.

VESSELS,

Amarins.

K. Baro

DATSOF JARBIVAL

FLAG

CAPTAIN.

CONSIGNEES.

LND RIG

HONGKONG.

STEAMEES.

Nov. 9 Billinga

J. Ogstbu No. 8 de Ridder Nov. 10 Culle

T. Bearing Nov. 7 Dithlesses Nov. 6 Whit Nov. 3 Groufell Nov. 8 Cain Nov 8 McCasliz ||| A. th. Carey

Nov. 10 Tower.

On the 14th of April the thermometer Hector them

wholly devoid of truth. But gradually of Conary Biver. The sun was setting when

fell to the ground, pise by piece, we hated about ten miles from Camp Daly rose above the freezing point in the middle tehang until nothing was left but the bars fret that be, bad a Franklin spoon in bis possessior and built two igloos, one of which was oecu- of the day for the first time, and as wor when he reached the. United States nt thepied by Toulocat's family and the four white remained in camp while the hunters went Kang-chi

by the a

our stoak- After the first night, however, there were ombraced the opportunity to dry alware thres igloos, Joc and Ishimark, his inge. It is one of the fronteat discomforts of Naple Fear 1873,

fathor-in-law, building a separate one for Arctic travel that the exercise of walking Pendo When the whaler Fothen, with Captain themselves, and their familica. There was at wet one's fur stockings with perapimtion. Ping-on

dissatisfaction manifesto by Inuits At night they freeze, and it is anything but Pawan Barry in command, and the Franklin search rat party on board, reached Whole Point, in of the party at the determination of our com- an agreeable sensation to put bare feet into. Tencer August 1978, ba inquired after the Netchil liks, and was informed that Equeesik was at ander to move always with the entire outfit stockings. filled with ice, which is a daily W. MacKinnon Nor, Swart

was at whenever practicable, and never to wake por experience, in winter travelling. But it in Yot-sal Depot Island, but that the ene knew astages or, in other words, transport a portion astonishing how soon one gets accustomed

Adolph Monkey

was dead. We saw Equcosit, of the loads ahead before moving on with the to that sort of thing and how little ho The warmth.

Adranos who said he brought no spown from King remainder, less absolutely forced so to do, miuda it after a while. William's Laud or anywhere else. The and experiousdemonstrated the wisdom off the foot soon thaws the ice and then Agnes Mule

Moukey" who gave him his decision.- suits always prefer to move by

nwot stocking is nearly as lärry said it was the spoon and who tend to talk with him portages why they have heavy loads and dry one except in the wind. During the nert Alva about the cairn with books in it. the subsequent winter we met "Monkor plenty of fod on the sledges, and sucb had day we were passing through a Ligh rolling Annie S. Holi Nov. 10 Nelson

been the atom on all the previous sledge country, but with plenty of show and not Augusta

inbad sledging. We found the descent of the B. of Orogon

C. Stewart widow, who is the daughter of one of our journey made by Esqimaux Joe Intors, and she said her husband overmany with white men. He particularly hills always greater than the ascent, and pre-es had ang apcon whatever. Frori ocher natives was anxious to traved in that way, but samed that we were approaching the bed of Com. Dapont as well as from the officere of the whating sentenant Schwatka was resolute, and Wager River, as our route crossed the lower dra

of that river, as mapred, wall down Davina

wart as Airli

Nov. 3 Geo. Soatt

fect we learned that "Monkey" was an aged | many days and many dogs vero rod to us the fork. The slope of those hills Dr. Falerianna Nov. 4 Siegevor

paralytic, whose tongue was so affected that thoroby. ever his own people could scarcely under- stand him. The only ether Netchilik with.

this

THE PARTY AND OUTFIT.

Emma

Humbarg

was usually so steep that we had to take the Dagmar The party was composed of four white dogs off the sledges and let them run dowa Elled tribe was Nutargeark, when we also men, Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, United upon the Jakes by gravity. This was ED saw later in the winter. He said he bard States Army, commander; W. H. Gilder, exciting but not very dangerous incthod of it. & Maris trought a spoon with him from King Wil-second in command; Henry W. Kuticbak travelling. So rapid would be the descent II. N. Banga Liam's Innd, which corresponded in descrip and Frank Melme, with thirteen Inuits, as that we had all we mold do to hold on to the arming "Esquimaux - Joe," interpreter:aleds trying to retard their progress. Some Importer

| Brit, sta

366 D. Laprak & Co

171600. s. 8. Co

Taen Fat Hong

DESTINA-

TION

VERSKIL

Otomi

Pioneer

DATE OF CAPTAIN.

ARKIVAL

PLAU AND BIG.

Samar

Oct 11 Hardy Oot 1 Maid Bept. 15 Miller

Scottish Fairy Oct. 10 Toozos

Ont 13 Brooks- Out. Ii Worher

Ame.coh Ra, uch Ame.

TONS!

CONBONÉES.

YOKOHAMA

72 | Captain

72 Walab, Hall & Co 2117 Walsh, Hall & Co- Brit. 650- Malcolm & Co Brit, b- 243 Chingro Amr,805

30 Captam

MANIJA.

IN PORT OF 20Ti Ocroeun, 1950.

916 Pacle Hubball & Co

528 Captain

Mercury

Sopt. 10 Hurentu

Span. Lg. 292 | Captain Ital, b

Is PORT ON TR NOVEMBER, 1980.

Dat, bk 828 [Captain

557 Bobre & Co 575EL B. A. Spooù

BANGKOK

IK POET ON 15тa Ocrúßøá, 1980,

Chinaso

Bett. ash 239

Biam bg 300 Chine

Chinco

335 Chinese 490 Chinose

Chinese

715-1-Chinese

454 Co

Och. 27 F. Aahtors

Brit, atr

Amoy

Sant. 4 MooULY

Brit, str

-918 Birley & Co

Repairing

Armtoon Apour) Out. 21 actavish Belgic

Brit atr

132 D. Sassoon, Sous & Co

"Calentis".

Star Queen

Ost. 30 Davidson

Brit. str

8. Francisco

Stella

Danube Potrian

Nov. 2 Clanghy

Brit, str

561

Bangkok

Nov. 10 Abbott

Bxit: sir

$09 D. Lapeaik & Co

Amoy

Brit. Bir Brit. x

1580 Batterdold & Swire

700

Rutterfield & Swire

Canton

Dat, str

1057

Signs & Co

Carrloky Détroll

Supt. 11 Jose

Brit. bk

Oct. 16

Boek, bk

Chi, str

668

C. M. S. N. Co

Fruje

Oct. 28

Dau ab

873 Cantain

Brit. ebr

1961

L.C. & M. Steamboat Co Cantons

Harrington Sept. 23

Belt.. bk

Captain

Jap.-**

1133.

B. M. S. 8. Co.

Iquique

Sept.

Marini

Ital. bl

925 Captain

Belt. ftr

1478

Jardine, Matheson & Coj

Jessie Stowe Kog.

Brit bk

444 Copthin

Brit. str

705 Chinace

Manuel

Ost

Brit. etc

652

8. B. Stevens & Co

Paradiso.

Sopt. 24

Ame, str

477

Russoli & Co.

Hotho

H.C. & M. Steamboat Ca Canton

756 Captain

SAIGON.

Brit ste 1324

Butterfield & wire

But, str

834

Jardine, Matheson & Oc)

D. Biozne

Brit. str.

Kwok Acheong, & Sons Maco

SAILING VIZANELS...

A. Beatrice Oal. 29 Albert Caninora Oct. Efitte.. Pablo Sensat Oct. 21 Maristang

Fren. bk

Span. bk

Oct 31 G. Hofn

Ger. bk

807* Wieler & Co

;

Nov. 10 Krus

Siam.bk

336 Captain

Sept. 21 Lowe

Brit. sh

850 Curkowitz & Că

Havre

Nov. 9 Knight

Brit. sob

286 Jardine, Matheon & Co

Jnly 28 E. de Souza

Port. sh

632 Brandon & Co

Amasch

435 Cung Keo

Oct. 10 Thomsen

Brit. Bob

210 Meyer & Co-

Citadel Doretta

Oct. 11 Steward".

Oct.

Oct 31 Merriman

Amg bk

1127 Messageries Maritimes

Eurey

June 18-Dethlefsen

Siam. bk

Oot. 23 Powere

Amr. bk

630, Rassell & Co:

New York

Kalcon

Siam, bk

Nov. 9 Pringle

Brit bk

336 Chines

Glory-

Sept. 12 Brazán

Siam, bk

Nor. Croorat

Amr, bl

150 Captain

Gran Croau

Seys. 18 Charstens

Brit. bg

250 Gosu Gust

Ang. 29 Coombs

Amrah 1431 Russell & Co

New York

Golich

Sept. 22 Dantzau

Siam, bk

512: Chidase

Brit. bk

425. Arnhold, Karborg & Co

Horo

Aug. Jacobsen

Siam, bg

Gor: bk

737 P.&O. 8. N. Co

Dan.. by

222 Captain

Brit, b

499 Arubold, KarBerg & Co

H. E. Topley Sept. 24 Eaton

Jan

·Iron Duke.

51 Kootoud L.O. Wade Sept. 2 Bagley

Aur., sh

900 Captain

Sixto. k

Chineso

Amr. sh

Ger. bk

931 Ed. Schellhose & Ca

Aug. Molendorf

Siam. bg

1524 M. Jallieu & Co

150 Chinese

Got. bk

354 Wisior & Ca

Norseman

Sept. 30 Borlaston

Sism, sh

Ghor. bk

349

Ed. Schallhass & Co

P. Səraphi

Sept. 18 Moller

Siam, ble

Amr.sch

566

Chong Woo

Skiddaw

Brit bk Sept. 2 Rowley

677 B. Co L.

Glesb.)350

Captain

Ta Hongkong Out

9 Butharan

Simi, să

650 Poh Seng

Amr sh 1270

Captain

Sept. 261 Robus

-Siam, ble

850 ). Chinese

Ame, bk

·407

Russell & Co

New York

Venezuela Sept.17

Ger. sob

SOJ M: J. & Co

Gerich

245

Rd, Soballbusa & Col

Gor. b

351

Wieler & On

Brit. bk.

846

D. Lapraik & Co

Brit bk

951

Molohars & Co

RIG.

GUNS HE

CAPTAIN:

Gor. bk

938

Bu, bl

429 Yeung Ji Long

Ant. Hit 1762

Russell & Co

S. Francisco

Brit. bk

847

Vogel & Co

sorver sloop curvelte

120

Com. Erringto

280 Captain J. W. Bast

Amr.sch

Я!

WE Bay

Corretta

230

Out. 30 Stolse

ot. 25 Putarsen Nov. 9 Bakker.

Amk bk Brit. bk Gör. bit

Tony Bang Woo

screw sloop

4120 Com. C. Johnstone

710

Carlowitz & Cu

London

312 Siemsson & Ca

Flying Fisk

Bloop

-1 120 Lieut.Com. Haskyn

Gor

350 Siemssen & Co

Fly

double.arew gaz-Vessal

120 Com. A. F. 84. Cisis

263 Sierissan & Co

Foxhound

Woser

Oot. Koleson Oot."3 Follon Nov. 8. loltmars

550 loyer & Co

Iron Duke

Aur. sh

1288 Captain

double-iccow gun-znesel.

Gor, bk

916 Captala

double-araw gan-vessel

TOUNDS.

Hard bread

corned

500 Oloccargarino ... 210 Cheras, Coffee...

· 200 | Tea

Melamos PROVISIONS OF THE EXPEDITION—OALS.

THE YROAT BITA, The sun for the last three days had been FOUNDS.insufferably hot, and my forehead and face

Spa Guil were blistered painfully. It was altogether

Lily

WHAMPOA

Magpie

Surveying Fossel

STEAMER.

Midgo

double-screw gan-rozsoi

Mar. 21 Hayden

Anr. str.

48 C.Traders' Insurance Co

Modrato

'stonan oorvette

HAILTYG VESSELS."

Moorben

á now experience to have my nose blistered Helena en one side by the end and on the other by a frost bite. During my first winter in this country my nose was particularly tender. I

ganhoal

Tartar

Nov. 10 Hunter Ost: 81 KuomiVIS

Brit. bb

552 Chinese

Mosquito

ganhost

Gor.

big

956 Melchors & Co

Pevagus

Bloop

Sheldrake

ganbont

CANPON.

Swinger

gunbeat

Brit, str

814 Siemssen & Co- Siomagen & Co

Shanghof

V. Emanuel

receiving ship

Vigilant

paddle despatch-vesel

Wivert

Barrot-sisiy

Slangbal

MACAO.

Bet vtr

Chiar Brit str

1050

1.C.&M. Stenin bost C Canton H.C.&M. Steamboat Oc Cauton

315 C. M. 9. N. Co

Osaton

6594 H. C. & M.Steamboat Co. Mauzo

Abreok

Adoufa

SWATIW

Alert

tion with the one Barry took to the Unitedabark, his wife; Toolooah, dog driver would be

States. He mid it was given to him by some

of his tribe, and that it had come from one and hunter: Toolcahelek, his wife; and one other tops ten feet long, while 3. J. Stanbops Out. Bu Gillsbury

CARTLIN POTTER'S STORY OF THE SPOON.

with their fest planted straight out Lopisa

Təkli

Trio

of the beat places, or where skoletone had begu found on King William's Land or Ade. child; Equeseik (Notchillik Inuit), dog driver before then, wers ploughing up the war, fargrethe and hauter; Kutchsennart, his wife, sad vue and scattering it in every direction. The Nourmabut faide Faainsula, he could not remember bild; Ishuark, Karlsko, his wife, Kocmos, dogs followed bobind tho sleds, running and bridge exactly where. He had not given the spoon to Captain Barry, but to the wife of Sinukhoir son sou, aged about thirteen, and Mit barking, some of them, entangled in their Olma scok, an I'willik Esquimaus who afterwards colelee nad Owinork, Eccessik's brothers, harness, rolling over and dragged along by Rapid cons agad respectively about twenty and thirteen. their swifter comrades. We were grailed B. of the Ago The sleds were drawn by forty-two dogs, see plenty of rendeer nearly every day, as it Sportas gave it to Captalu Potter.

accumulated by hard work, persistent effort relieved our anxiety concerning our comraís. S. B. Allen

The ice upon the fresh water lakes Sumatra We saw Siauksook's wife at Camp Daly and overpowering liberality with regard to sariat. during the winter, and she said it was the guns, unition and ether articles of trade where wo eresinped averaged about six and Tales

An occasional salmon ie caught only spoon she ever had and distinctly re- The loads aggregated about five thousand a half feet, membered giving it to Captain Potter. While pounds on the day of starting, bat a large through the water holo by one of the women, Triton at Marble Island during February, 1879, we part of this consisting of walrus moat, both who usually drip a lie in after the hole is Valparaiso met Captain Potter, than mate of the schooner for dogs and people, they were materially made. Abbie Bradfert. I asked him if he remem lightened from day to day. Our provisione bered Captain Barry's getting a Franklin besides the walrus meat comprised

con while with bin on the Glacier, and be said he had never heard anything about it until be read in the nuwepopors that Barry Compromed had sent, ane to Sir John Franklin's niece, Mise Crayerolt, which surprised him very Corn starch...... much. He further said that he (Potter) bad

This, it will be seen, is only about one could scarcely go out of doors without hev-Amoy received three spoons at that time, our of which mysteriously disappeared shortly after month's rations of civilized food for seven-ing it bipped. Thore is no pain in a frost Cassandra Yangteau wards. The published description of Barry's toen people, and was, in fact, nearly exhausted bite, but the cold upon my nose would cause Ping spoon corresponded exactly with the one be by the time we reached King William'e Land. me much suffering when first exposed to it, bad lost, even to its being brolton of near Our wain dependence wat, therefore, the without exciting the least sympathy in my the bowl and mended with copper, za was game of the country through which we were companions; but just as it would begin

a contiagonoy upon which we had to feel comfortable cuce more some one SPAT

Pork

the one he had received from Sinuksook's travel and were willing to rely, having | would run, up, and tell me,Ping-yack Tang.ting

wife. To one who has lived with the Enqui

A SEARCH KETERMINED ON.

remains

:15

was ons of

Nov. Poulsen | Oct. 25|| Hedge

Oct. 5 Michelsen Oct. 20 Bahrish Nov. 10 Kroge Nov. 4 Bangs Nov. 8. Heyor- Nov. 4 Shirbaaeng

Sept. 14 Sebierkoh Has. 10 Thisnan Nov. 7 Taylor Nov. 5ugton Nov. 30! Jeyor Nov. 9oinbring. Out. 17 Knowles Ool. Williams Aug. 27 Vinhet. Sept. 19 Eldridge Ang. 6 A. Tribe

Nav Drawes Oot: 28 Lauger Nov, 10 Beaultza

Hoyland Chawalladar

Aug. 27 Helme

A. Benning

Dat bl Ger. bk

Ger, str. 937 Chi. str.

Jardine, Matheon & Co.

10. M. & N, Co Bril, str 782 Sjanssen & Co

IN PORT ON 6TH NOVEMBER, 1880. Brit.

966, Direka & Co

475 Direks & Co`

AMOY

Oct. 93 Inskag Oct. 2 Dau

Out. 10 Verruti

Brit. bis 457 Diralcs & Co Biem.

F. Balaugh. Chateaubriand Oct. 5 G. Leros

Hui-obong Kvik

Fron, ba

Oct... Rater. Oct. Plottnar Oct. LaBEL

Router

Gor. -bl

240

ulu

Oot 19 Blanaberd

Aug. 16 Dedevilly Get Saborvo July 31 Lafra Oct. 8Wade

Dot,

Aberdova

Nov. Maher

| Oot, 18 | Mitobel

Oot. 19 Buig-

Dot. 28 Stepber

Ust.. 28 | Stupleten Out 28 Clark

McClintock's memorable ledge old west which accomplished so much and left out noon of the 4th. This gave us several surface, and great pap through the Bello. S

maus as we have, and acquired the pidgin full faith in the exterior quality of the arms quark (oss frozen), at the same time White Cion English they use in communicating with the and sumanition with which we had been sopressing a warm hand against it to ibaw it whalers in Huilson's Bay and contrasting i liberally equipped by American manufac-out. The person who has the frozch note is with the language they use is conversation turers. It is well for us that our faith was almost invariably surprised when informed Batavia with each other, the assertion of Captain well founded, for there can scarcely be of the fact. During winter travel people Minns

was this that made our expediatways have each other's noses and cheoks in T. Kimm that the overheard them talking about doubt that Barry books and understood them is supranoly rition possible. In all other responts we were charge, and one readily acquires the babit of diculous. There

white man probably in a much wores acudition than any occasionally taking hold of bis nose, especially probably no in the Arctic or who ever risited it that would previous expedition, but the quality of our when it feels comfortable, so see if it is understand them under anch circumstances arma put us at once upon a footing to frozen. The frost bife is at once detected unless it be one or two in Curoberland who drive at the beacût possible from the by a white wax like patch, with edge sharply have lived with them for fifteen or twenty gains of the country, a benefit of which defined against the ruddy colas of the years. Even Captain Hall, after living in we availed ourselves, as the unparalleled healthy desk. When you touch it it feels Occident their gloon for eight yeare, Jog, says, underscore of 522 reindeer, bosides musk oxen, cold and hard, and as if you had hold of stood the language but little better than we, polar bears, and seals will show. This is somebody else's nose. It thus readily, and and that the Inuite always used the pidgin what was killed by our party from the without further inconvenience, under the

site we left Camp Daly until our pressure of a warm finger unless it has been Heuristis English in communicating with bir

turn. The quality of our provisions was frozen for a long time. Daring the second N. Borertson Oct, 13 Damie

only deficient in winter, though exposed

to intensity of There huing no cairn, as a matter of course excellent, and it was there was no guide to conduct us to it; but quantity. The Lauits shared our food cold that is seldom encountered, it was it fasted, and, indeed, seldom that I had a froze nose or cheek. instead of returning to New York from Camp with us a long as the inducements to No actious frees bites occurred to any of Daly, as he would have been justified in do that

Some our party, and I noticed that the fuuits Ambassador ing Lieutenant Bbwatka determined to company on the lorry,

cornstarch

suffered from the old quite as mudi Antosio

Benilatha The tin invariably nake the summer search in King William's of the compressed corned

a tho white. met Land, in order to find the records, if possible and cheese was reserved for the use of or at any rate to my conduct tho son;ch as to dorobed search purtion on King William's comes off the frozen park within a few days, Forward, Ho make it final and conclusive of the Franklin and as being the most condensed form of oren when only slightly nipped. The COD-FR. Worsbster expedition. Tiris, therefore, was the object nutriment among our stores, and open that seque

anied peeling and at all times a tender as an Marths of our sledge journey to that country, and it was shared with the Inuite who accompanieilence was that my nose was constantly Lady Douglas

to be seen, whether or not pablicus during the actreu.. Tata in the afternoon infants. Now that the freeing dogs were M. Macleay. only

picion will gastain us in the belief that the of the second day's march we left Cerery about over it began to peel from sunburn.

with

I don't know how many layers of skin were Sturbela much difficulty work was sufficiently thorough and compre River where the ice was plied up frous thus removed, bus more than I could account hensive to accomplish that object. It fifteen to twenty feet high. Tae. Conery for, unless a man's muss is like an enoti. tak hunt more this one expedition had an was abandoned bere ou zozount of ita direct The sun was now having every Beroep dert:tken, without success since Sir

westerly bearing, and we mered across and tible effect upon the snow, oven when the to the Lorillard River, which we reebed black rocke began

of moss could be Large

bug-bear Matchles days good travelling in a northerly direction seen completely bare. The grout had appointed April 1, 1879, as the day when when we again took its lund, and moved of sledge travelling is stony ground or a hid- Olender we would embark upon our sledge journey, somewhat to the costward in order to avoid den rrek beneath a this layer of snow that Ouward and when that day arrived it found ua leady som to start without delay Our igles life at the Hazard Hills, which Lieutenant Sebatka cuts through and sweeps the los from the Sectush Fairy Aug. 31 Tozes Camp Daly during the previous winter bad discosored in his preliminary skedge journey runners before the dedean be stopped,

When

the ice is gone

the⋅ from runners.all ingred us to the climate, so thar, though we found that raugo exceedingly precipitous often found the cold intensely disagreeable, and so devoid of snow upon its summit a comfort her gone with it. The sled that the we were free from the evil sequences that to materially impede our progress were we doge would ding without apparent dificulty

suddenly deme to weigh tous. All hands in Amethyst have assailed unor expeditions, and make compelled to force a passage that way.

harness and palling like slares cannot accom fata Arctic travel so dangerous, though not ex-

We witnessed a most peculiaratid interest plish more than two miles an hour. The ice Heloos pused to such low tempomture as was: our herty, especially during return trip in the Ling spectacle on the 8th in what appeared to is put upon the ruuves the first thing in Joule Pulta

w. tabidor winter of 1879-80. Previous slags journeys be a frozen waterfall, about twenty-five feet, the morning when coming out of the igloo. Kanarawe M. had taught, na how to clothe ourselves and in height, wherea branch seemed to flow into Tie alext is turned upside down, and the Lana

the cold, and the Lorillard from the west. At a distance water, after being held in the mouth a little aquired over the runner bad already become fure, so that when the emergency arived bests arrested in its progress by some mighty and freezes almost immediately in s tempera wlien we were compoiled to auteint entirely band and transformed into stono. Its ripples tarn below zero. In this way successive por such food we did not regard it with of crystal red in the sunlight and layers are applied until a clean, smooth cur added with myriads of gems, face is acquired, upon which the blad ships that repugnance that those would, whe, had sparkled as i not becae accustomed to it. In other After enjoyiz, its varied beauties for some over the show with comparativo ease. Now, Black Damoad Oct. words, and become thoroughly ccelinated time I limbed to the top of the bank the ice 945 usually all off the slede by noon during the eight months we had already lived to make a closer inspection of it. Traving and progress was slow and labour.

its course for short distance from she be contimated) in this country

miuel to be desired. Lieutenant Bebotka

AN INTERESTING SPECTACLE.

otherwise provided agained with Inuit it looked like a mountain terrant which bad while to warm i

it,

Photory

f PORT OF 5TH NOVEMBER. 1830.

Brit. bk

357: H. A. Paterson & Co

H2-A. Peterson & C

325 Johnston & Co

Nor, bi 417 Pasedag & Co Ger. bk

H. A. Petersen & Co

FOOCHOW.

IN PART ON 4TH NOVEMBER, 1880, Amr. sh 1200 Adamson, Boll & Co Brit, ach 942 Wm. L. Hantar

SHANGHAL

IN PORT ON ZED OCтORER, 1880,

692 ) Adamson, Buti & Co Stemssen & Co-

Brit, bk Brit, sh 1913

Amr. bic

Brit. Ek

Brit. pl

Brit. bk

But, sch

970.8. C. Farnham & Co

942 Gibb, Livingston & Co

Captain

597 Jardine, Matheson & Cof 372 Nils Möller

Belt, sh 872 Morris & Co

Haw: uk 309 Captain

Buit. bk 459 Drysdale, Ringer & Co Brit. 370 Balers & Co

AIOGO.

IN POST ON 19TE OOpoñen, 1884,

1633 Hrówne & Co.

Brit. bk 751 T. Leinemann & Co

Sept.

Tronk

Aar, sl

Sept. 3 Brown

This was

Врукел

Aár, sh 119 Brit, bls. 340 "Brit, sch 28

C. Dlias & Go

Simon, Evers & Co

M. Heimann & Co

Brit. Ak

750 Browns & Co

Aug. 29-Bloom Oat, 4 Eesna ' Oct: Monson Qet 7dPherson

Sepi. 25 Hall.

Sap 25 strand

NAGASAKI.

I POFT ON 12 OCTOBER, 1880.

$5.25 to

$250 to

$2.15 to 2 32.15 to

Tla. 6.6.0 to 'G.

$3.35 to 2

DESTINA

TION.

Now For

"Tay Watt

HER-BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS IN THE CHINA SQUADRON

*NAME.

Albatross Com Caracos Egeria Encounter

Kostrel Lapwing

staamourretts

WHEES AT

Chefou

Yokoham

Captain W, H. Cuming Penan

14330 Capt. Hon. A. Denison Shanghai

سك

Singapore

Yokolinma

gunboat

Louble-soran iron frigate 14

seres gun-veinel

470 Lient.Com. W. Nowell Hausor

800 Captain H.F. Cleveland Nagasaki

106 Com. W. M, Lang

100 Com W. G. Soott

98 Chm. 8. Grove

166 Captain E. . Nagier

B 4

Singapore

Tisutria

126 In roseIVE

350 Captain J. G. Moad

Hongsong

Amoy

Longtong

Shanghai

387. Lieut. Com. W. Caray Singapora

GO Licut.Com. G. E. Gray Kowchwang 980 Com. Hon. I N.8. Hood Shanghai- 367 Lieut. Com. M. Bridgar Fonehow

Licnt. Com. C. Tudor

Amey

Commoders Swith

Hongkong

250 Lieut-Gora, Autosley

Shanghai

350 In reservo

Hongkong

"FOREIGN MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA AND JAPAN STATION.

Africa

Ashuelot

Bangkok

Asia

Askold Champlain

Crayesor Cyclops

-Europa

Fraya

General Admiral Russion trigate

Gornostai

Utia

Kerguelen

Lee Tak Meadori

WHERE AU

-Tokoheme"

Vladivostoo

Captain Naximoff. Lient.Com. Behakaa

Captain Novasiloky

Captain Kelichan

Captain Grippenberg

Captain Von Hippel

thefoo Hongkong Vladivostoo

Shanghel.

Jen routo 'ta

Shanghai Vhdivestool Shanghai Vladivostoo un route to

Passiet

Vladivoston Shanghai

Jen roate Yo

Commander Lavren

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NAMES.

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GUNB

1.F.

ĊAPTAIN.

Bussian gundo

Captain Schans

Frouch zunbost American gaoboat

3 250

Coriander Caillard

600

Comcsnder Huntington

Russian cruiser

Captain Alsoff

American corvolte

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700

Commander Johnston

Russian cruiser Russian corvetta

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250

Captain Amosoff

Captain Deck

French sorrette

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15€

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German gunbest

Digit

Russian gutabit

250

D. of Edinburgh

Russian frigate

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Russian transport"

Russian cruiser German corvette

216

Captam Serkott

Russian ganboat Gormar unbeat Frenal frigate Ausamoss gupkout L'ortuguese günboat Spauich vorvelle Spanish des patoli-ves Russian ironclad

Commudor Siark

YagnAnki

120

Commander Klanss

250

Captain Mathion

Coinmander Y. W. Tong

Canton Hongkong Hongkong

Commander Vianas

Tokobama

Captain Don T. Olloros

Shanghai

200

Don Lobe

Manila

300

Captain P. Nazimoff

American gnabat

.700

Russian gunshoat" Russian corvette Russian gunboat

Russian araiser.

American gunboat

200

Plastoon

Russian coryctio

Prince Pogarsky Russian frigate

Russian corvette --

Captain Gitkoff

American frigato

300

Captain Benla

Russian corvette

Captain Walitaky

Husciau ganbost

Commander Boyl

Russian corvotta

700

*Commander Delivron

American goboat

· Tamega.

Portuguese galbost

Co do Rio Carrotho

French survitta

19.

173

Captain Alguier

Longous

Russiau guntiost

Wolf

Cermati günbest

Thalian Brigate

201

German corrotte

Captain Zirzon

Rossian orgiaor

Bussian porřečto

Captain Leman

Marie de Molins M. del Duero Minin Monocany. Morge

Nacsitniek Narpa Opretsobonik

Pulos

Rasboynik

Richmond,

Shimtobag

Kabel Strelok Swatara

Thémia

Fettor Pisanl

Westnik

Vineta

Зафіван

133

Comedor Sumaer

Commander Tatarinoff Captain Kologerss Cota mandar Valroodt Captain Sobesti T Lient.Commander Green Captata Poliansky Captain Tirtof

Vladivostoc Shanghai Nagasaki Chefoo

Nagasaki,

Commander Ban

en route to

Shanghai-

Vladivostoct Vladivostosi Vladivostock

Yokohama

an route Vitoc

Vladivostoc Vladivostock Yokohama

Macas Shanghai

Shanghai

Commander leck

Commander Bocks.

Captain, Duke of Genos

Captain Avatari

lon route V'toc

Vladivostoc

CANTON GUNBOAT SQUADRON

NAME

FLAG AND BIG. UNO R

COMMANDER.

Apr. b 955 Felme, Ringor & Co

Au-len

Viceroy's gunboat:

250

~75-J. Godail

Ant. Ak

Brod. by

Brit. bk Jep.

80 Hole, Bingar & Ca 960me, Ringer & Co 373 Hole, Ringer & Cor 605M. B. M.

Chooching

Herenne orator

Vicoreylo gunboat Rerente oruleer

250,

75 J. Stewart

20 Welker

Brit, Bot

Dot.

Sept. 77 Solitger

Willing

Brit. bg

595 Hole, Ringer & Co 254 Chinese

Brit. bg

·Johne, Ringer & Co YOKOHAMA

Reverino cratea? Vigoroy'a ganboat Rovende crines

.30

20Chung-wing-fal

180

600 120 C. II. Palmer"

Vicoroy's gunboat

120

Vinaroy's gunbeat Ferenus oruiser

10040 Ching

150

40 China-ha

Vianney's gunhasť

120

40 Lie-ping-tie

Roverine oraires,

1:180

60 J. Wade

Viceroy' gunbat

180

60 J. Older

-Revenue cruiser

20. D, Head

Viceroy's gunbest

280

60. A. Garcean

прав.

Chofoo

Pasted and Published by R. Cita

60. F. Bass d

40 Chinese Admira)

STATION.

Tong-Jing Gult

Canton

Caysing-ma West Coast. Canton River Fak-bok Chung-chow Bogue Forts Bogne-Forts West Coast Bogus Forte- Moono

Hɛiling-sban

Canton River West Coast

(BTOŃ WIJOL, Wendhar Street. Hongkong.

IN FORT ON 1ST OCTowan, 1880.

775 Malcolm & Do

Chien-to

Chien-jui

Chotog-wan

-Ching-on Ching taing Rong-che-ni Tobing-an Tebing p Tobun-tung

Fine.

Oct. 2

Decurest Mayobal Oct

Green Bande

jez Walker. Peterton

Ger. bkl

601 Bolm

36 Hohol & Ca

BU Walsh Hall & Co

Brit, be Ger. ash

·Bril. bl

-Glór-soh

Quadg-on Shien-chl Sai-tsing

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Tsing-po

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