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Chinese ruce and be absorbed by the native The Tramway at Singapore is doing extended. race, into which, however, they will infase opened to New Harbour docke: This will be ex- The Ingal Times says that it will shortly be proportion of their characteristic virtuos, and oedingly convenient for that section of the thus render the resultant population bettor public which has to pass to and fro daily. The able to compete with the immigrants from" efforts made by the Tramway Company to fadi-81R DRUMMOND WOLFF'S MISSION! or most of them, and to build Chinose houses and interest and monica orpended, $7,888.17, During Ya Kai was than in diffonlties, aul as we
litate locomotion sertainly deserve the gratitudo of the community.
of
Tootsi, who has been hems, on leave, arrived in The Sher-pao states that His Excellency Shao Shanghai on the 11th instant and is saying at the Tuatai's Yomen. It is probable that H.E. will soon proceed to Peking, as he has boon summoned them by the Grand-Soorotary Yon, and it is rumoured," in offeint eireles, that he will either haid office in the Capital or be acut
the Middle Kingdom. The persistence raco in very strong, and wo question whether a census of the Malay population at the pre- sent day would show any diminution from that of fifty years ago. The development of the Straits Settlements and the protooted states has been very rapid, and the native race hae not been able to keep pass with it in the matter of population, but the Chinese, wo take it,abond as Ambassador. must be locked upon as addition to and not in substitution for the Malays.
The case of parjiny against two noolias íz oon- neation with the Tatul fall of a chair coolla at Nor are the Burmese likely to be wiped the foot of Wyndham-street about a month ago was re-opened at the Polion Court yesterday out. In fact one cause to which the writer afternoon, having been sent back from the in the-Streite Pines refera-as-tending-in-this-Supreme Court-for-tas-purposs of taking fur- direction would tend rather to arrest, the ther evidence.
The evidence of Inspector Stan deesy of the race and greatly improve it.added to the depositions.
ton, and other widomos taken at the inquest was
Having referred to the various vices of the Burmese man, which in themselves would,
The meeting of the shareholders of the Solun gor Tin Mining Company which was to bare taken place at Shanghai on the 12th inst.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. asos. In the latterend of 1979 or beginningof1879 11th of June farther rents had been received, balance, nor were they obliged to do it by the Mussa. Sassoon and Chater appear to have bought and this was not brought to the attention of the terms of the mortgage The mortgnizer, AT the promises in question from the old Oriental Court, and the defentsants admit by their answer we have woon, paid the amount of rent [SUPPLIED TO THE "DAILY PARss.")
Bank for $150,000. They then immediately that they received between the 3rd of February monthly as provided for some time, lest mida LONDON, 19th November,ommenced to pull down the European haidings, and 17th of June the sum of 37,40487, as against his last payment in March, 1982. Mr. Kwok
IN EGYET.
shops in their stead. In May, 1881, these houses the whole of those praseodings it is admitted bave also on, on 1st April ba gava a sa- Sir I. Dramisond Wolf has been summoned Kwok Tim Kai mado proposals to Mosses, Saz was going on and that proper notices of all the tors, who were then prouing him or who he de were nearly completed, at a cost of 340.000, and that Ng Man Kwan was kept informed of what cand martinga to Trustees on behalf of aredi-
to Loudou
BULGARIA, AND THE POWERS.
one of
soon and Chuter for the purchase of the property proceedings wore regularly served upon him; aired to protet. If instead of taking an an as re-constructed or in the course of ro-construc-fat from the date of the derco of feroalosaro nigamsat any one of these oralitors or any other A Bulgarian deputation is projected to visit tion. The property had then satasily cost he never onse appenrad either before the Re of his creditors, notwithstanding the assignment, Mesars. Sassoon and Chater, allowing for loss of gistrar or before the Court, and took no notice had instituted proceedings in bankrupter, the the European Powers to explain the situation.
interest during the course of to-constraction, pro-whatever of any of the prossedings. Some time Oolal Assigned would doubtless have entered DECLARATION OF AUSTRIAN
bably somewhere about $220,000, and Mr. Clater in 1984 Mr. Chater sold half of his share in the into possossion of this property and would have POLICY.
had, on the 3rd February, 1881, mortgaged his property to Mr. Mody, and Mr Saesson account ben able to have continued the payment of in- Count Kalucky has stated in a spacak recently half share to Mr. Sassoon for $65,000 at & pered with Mars. Chatar sud Body for rents terest to Mesars. Sasses and Chater cagulurly cent. It was eventually arranged that Kwok received from June, 1884, but, no sigsmout and the property would probably have now been delivered that Austria wax anxious for peace, but Tin Kal should give Messrs. Sassoon and Chalor thereof seems to have been rande. On the 23rd in his hands unless he had been callat pon to not at any price.
| $275,000, $20,000 of which was to to paid down March, 1885, Mr. Chater mortgaged his share of redeem, and had sold it for the benefit of oreli. This message was delayed by interraptions and 35,000, to remain on mortgage at 3 per the property to Mr. Sassoon for the purpose of tors at the expiration of the mortgage. No cout for 3 months, giving time, I presume, ecuring the sum of $100,000 and interest at 7 proceedings having boon taken in Bank- for the buildings to be finished and for the per cant. payabla monthly. By that mortgagoraptay it was open to the second mortgagaos THE FRENCH OPERA COMPANY
assignes to provide tenants, and afterward, at the it was rocited that Mr. Chater was indebted to, under the Deed of 1st April to have gone into AT THE CITY HALL.
then low rate of 6 per cent, the lowest rates of in- Mr. Sassoon in the sum of $50,000 and that possession and to collect the rents and by paging terest on property of that description then being 850,000 had boon farther advanced. On the the interest regularly te Mesara. Sassoon and Chater to have possessed the property for their Considering the adverse circumstances uader not andor 8 per cent. An assignment of the 26th Marsh, 1835, Mr. Saazoon assigned one
property whe exocated Messrs. Bassoon and agual fourth part of the property to Mr. M. E. various Trusts, sccording to their interest which the French Opera Company from Saigon Chater on the 3rd of May, 1881, by which, in Sassoon in consideration of the sum of $30,784.02 therein. This they did not do, but allowed and Batarin opened their season in Hongkong, ouideration of 39775,000, they assigned the pro. Towards the end of 1835 Mosers. Sassoon and Meseri, Bassoon sad Chater to enter into posses their first performanes, on Tuesday evening, was porty to Kwok Yin Kai steviately. On the Chater encored fatos ecatract for pulling sion of the property as the 37th May the iu Sudos Mess, Sahrooder Frires and have a very prejudicial effect on the race, the
patronised by a very fair audience. They had by Kwok Yin Lai to Wasara. Sassoon and Chanter building in Lise thereof six Chinese honge or not having been paid to them by any one. There same day á mortgage was given of the property down the two European houses on the Praya and terest Ins in the beginning of April and May writer says:* Now the Burmess woman is for the purpose of finally winding up the con-ouly given one day's notics of the entertainment, for 2215,000. The mortgage, contained a core- shops On the 20th of January, 1888, Messrs. is no doubt that instead of eutering into posses. the very opposite of this; she is hard workbarn; bad to be abandoned, the Secratury busing and while they were entertaining ons aliance nant for payment of the money, and assigned the Season, Chater, and Sanzoon granted a lease of sion it would have paid Mosary. Sassoon sud
unable to obtain a quornal ing, ul, oss rule, supports the henisehold, therefore requested to state that the accossary once in stother part of the City Hall
The Mercury was in the Theatre, there was a second large endi. Property to Mesra Sassoon and Chater, with the property for 7 years from 1st July, 1886, to Chater, more particularly Mr. Chater, to have proviso for redemption, on the Ard May, 1695, Messrs Yeong Shui and Cheong Kupp at a exercised their Power of Sale, as it was undoubt- is in fact the bread-winner; hor Hf is there stops wind up the Company will be taken in
and provided that the mortgagor should retain yearly rental of $22,500 payable manibly in ad. odly thair right to have done, and to have sold fore ona of drudgery although she enjoys London, where the greater number of the shara. the Smoking Concerts. It was, moreover, Band possession until that time, or until default should rance, the tenants to pay all outgoings. On a the property if they could bare realized anything night at the Officers' Mess. The opera selected be made in payment of interest, which was made reference to the file of Bankruptcy proceedings like the amount that was scored to them by more liberty than any other eastern woman.
was that old favourite, Offenbrol's La Peri- payable monthly. On the 3rd May, 1881. Mr. In the matter of Kwok Yin Kai produced by Mr. the mortgage; or it was open to them to is a fact that the Barman possesses a The Criminal Sessions for the prasnat month ohole." This had hoon repently performed here admitting that the sum of $65,000 had been ro-was filed againgat Kwok in Kai on the 7th of at once without going into possession, and Bassoon ra-assigned the property to Mr. Chater, Wise at the hearing, it appears that a petition have applied to the Canrt for a foreclosurg splendid physique, but even that will not gomezce at the Bapreme Court at 10a.m. tore than once in English by the Mascots and rail to him, bet at that time it would appear Dotober, 1844. The polition was served upon in the meantime to have had a person appointed stand to him long. The Barmesa woman
day. The calendar contains four cases, Ti Yeong Afuk, charged with murder at Shanki Emilio Malville Componim, so the plot noods no from the mortgage that the amount assured him in Anus on the 19th of January, 1835, but to collect the ronte. They did not take either will marry, or lies with the man of any na man; Hung Akwong, burglary, and one description, but we may mention eng departure thoroby was divisible as follows $175,000 to Ir. the court, not being satisfied with the sufficiency of those courm, however, but sutar into posses- tior; while the Burman will never marry out soad count laroony: Chun Nam Sai, forging a from the story as canally prosented. The plot is soon and 3-10,000 to Mr. Chuter Mr. Chater of the petitioning creditors' olaita, doclined to sin asthey had a right to do and collect therents
must therefore have book indebted to Mr. Sas- make an order of adjudication. bertain obegne or armilar with intent to defrank the same until Piquilio becomes rebellions and moon in the sum of $57,50. Kwok Yin Kai on petition by another creditor a flad on the the 30th July. From March to July therefore of his nation. To him there is no wowso
Another themselves. Kwok Yia Kai left the colony about and on a second count with uttering a forged like his own. The Burmese woman haa, sheque or odor with intent to defraud, and li obstreperous in the Palace of Ocmte Pranotellas. tered into passsalon and remind the rents and 2nd day of September, 1895, and Kwak Yin Kai, bila protitors had the opportunity of making him however, a very shrewd idea of business, and Aling, roniving stolen goods,
As it has been played here before, the next scene paid the interest up to March, 1889 after who had the returned in the Colony, was porson, bankrupt and of taking proceedings to upset the opens with him in a dungeon from which La Peri- which he made default About that time he ally served on the 3rd September, and was with second mortgage had they been inclined to do so, can fully appreciate the value of an energetic,
chole aids him to accope, with an old pri-thes and
geomy to have been greaily pressed by his oroli- his own consent adjudicated u bunkropt on the anthers was no difficulty thoain serving hird with porensering, businesslike wan; she is a bard
sonar. On Tuesday avening there was no dan-of-is creditors appear to have thought it ad the first meeting of oralitors amounting to do. On the 10th Oct. the action for fossexuare have been hopelessly insolvent. None 12th Oct. Four oroditore put in claims before the necessary notice. This, however, the did not £. WATSON A Co., working, Fragal, woman, par metallenos, it we
goon scene. La Perichole and Fíquills had visable to have made him bankrupt, but it would S2N1,981.23. The first meeting of creditors was was commemood. As we have seen the LIMITED.
except a little pardonable extravagance in
their interview in the palace, where she sang the pose from the evidence that on the lat April, held on November 6th and adjonged to the 12ta, seond mortgagees and their various trust
18-2, he made a second mortgage of this pro and it was decided to take steps to open the were
Some originally made defendants.. FAMILY and DISPENSING CHEMISTS. showy garments; hence she is much more
Bong "For I love you, you rogus." They agree party and 11 other proportion to Leong On, Wai foreclosure decree in snit Ne. 200 of 1882 if so correspondence took place batween the WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS, likely to selbet us her future partner a busi-
to cast off their duery and abjura corrupt palson Wah Yuk, and Cho Ting to soare the pay advised. Upon the 10th March, 1886, notice was aclicitors for the plaintiffs and for the Je DRUGGISTS' SUNDRYMEN,,
bess man than au idle, Burman” vagabond,
life and go forth again as afrolling alogers, to ment of $155,000, with interest at 10 per cent, given to Messes. 3811000 and Chafer, and on fendants which was pat in ovidence, and from PERFUMERS, IMPORTNA and EXPORTER9 of MANILA
The Chinaman, therefore, gets possession, of
which the Comte seems to offer no opposition. The subject to charges thereon amounting to 2950,000, the 20th April, 1886, the writ in this sait was that correspondence it appears that there mari CIGARS WINE & SPIRIT MACHART,he best women, after the Europeans have
opach closes with an amusing scene of the Coute in question of 8285,000. In trast for the since been made in the Buhraptes proceedings Mr. Ng Man Kwan as capresenting Kwak Tin iusading the charge upon the property now issued. A further claim against the estate has have been soms considerable discussion between
and Pignilla come in, and the cartsin fails at the crere originally made co-defendants with Kwok against the estate $327.974, and Mr. Wise be dous. In the result the second mortgage in at his dinner, at the close of which La Perichole several parties who, together with the trustee. of $36,012,77 making the amount of olaima Kai and thesecond mortgagessas to what should WATERS.
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Burman gets what is left, It is not then thar is fine along ths Coast. A whole gale from guishing feature of the whole performance was in this action for forecloзurs. On er about the to $311.28 and two sume of $16,000 and $2,000 course of dizotaiming all interest in the property difficult to understand how the Burman N: was reported last aight from Bolinao. It was the very elevar oorgedy of the prima donne, Mh. 23rd May, 1882, Kwok Yiu Kai not haring paid which ho did not seem to think were recoverable.re-assigned to Kwok, Yin Kai, avowedly to may first dwindle down to a mere shadow blowing very hard all right from N.E. backing IdaDelaroche, and of Messrs Legros, Daron, and in payment under the provisions of the mortgage, open the order absolute for foreclosure on the consideration. Ng Man Kwan dirooted an ap any interest sings March, sad baring made default | Mr. Francis cquiended that he was entitled to arcid all the expenses of the suit and after wineb and Chep lose his identity altogether." boards W.nwing to the approach of the typhoon Batresu. The by-play of the latter two autors the defendants on tered into possession and com- ground of irregularities in obtaining it, and on pearance to be entered for Kwok Yin Ks after The effect would probably be quite the son just before daybreak The san is heavy and these most whimsical and awusing. Mlle. De-The rental at that time, as appears by a paper body of Kwok Yin Kai's creditors. It is clear forones I can draw from this conduct on the part
announced yesterday. Gusts with rain occurred
meaned to receive the rents and arrears of rent.account of the injusties done to the general taking 20 days for consideration. The only in trary. The children of the mixed marriages ir is misty. For furthe partionlars compare Larcche'e acting as La Perichols was fall banded to the Agent of the defendants by that there was no irregularity in obtaining the of the second mortgages in that they found it would in the natural course of things also The Law of Storms in the Eastern Seas.***
of vivacity throughout, while the Piquillo Kwok Tin Koi, amounted to about 317.000 degree for foreclosury; at all evente none ha impossible even with the large array of represen marry Burmese women, and the ebildren
of M. Henriot was an soulnently satisfactory per annara grosa, a few of the tenom sate been pointed out. With respect to the Bogie-tatives of Chinese banks behind them to rates a The Mercury anys:-At Tientsin, or the 5th
being at the timo empty. On the of these again, until ia
8th trar'a Erat certificate Mr. Francis, as I ander, arm of money enfeiout to pay of the amount impersonation. He has a very pleasing. woll Inle Kwok Vin Kei, haing about to losve stand, takes objection to it on the ground that it which they might reasonably aspect to be found afow gone instant, while the races was being held, a num rations the physical characteristics of the ber of students belonging to the Military Aca rounded toner roise, but his singing, as the Colony, made a Power of Attorney whereby, does not appear to be horan out by the evidians to due to Mosara. Ragsson and Chatar on the mart- demy went to the rageourse, and demandod ad-well as that of the other performers, was, after reciting that he was about to proceed to wok the Begistrar refera, and to both the first gage, and they therefore gase up their second Chinaan would disappear altogether, almitianos without wyment This was refused to English ears, somewhat marred by the in Canton, ha appointed Mr. Ng Mau Kwan with and second certifiostes he objects to some mortgage as being a thing of no valns to th 12though the offspring world retain are of and then they knocked down a foreigner at the aritable tremcle so much in regte sitong French fullest powers to ast for him daring his absence of the itous allowed. Bat. it does not Mr. Ng Mun Kwan porbably from his conduct had
the advantages of the strain introduced into gato, breaking down the fans and tearing op their Burmeso bicod. It is a well known feurs-poles to use them as weapons, The vocalists, which was never absent. Milles. Lucile tray herefter exsenting the Power of At Room to me that on the present state of still some hopes of raining tus myse, possibly
torney he left the Colony, and it is alleged and the proceedings thees abjections can be ens- amongst a syndicate of Kwok Yin Kai's gonor foreigners on the course then attacked them, Boland, Armandiai, and Esther were very not dispatel that he went to Anoam and re. taiueg The Official Assignee can have no orditors, which it is close might have bean fat in the breeding of animals that the of using whipnozd sticks, and drove them out, hand- efficient in the miner parts of Quadalena, uained there until the period which I shall greater loons standi thon Kwok Yin Kal oonid arranged if the creditors had thought it worth spring of a pure bred and a half bred takrag ter aver at them to the police, who sent Berginello and Mestkilla, singing very correctly refer to hereafter. On the 10th October, 1892, have had, and as he, through his attorney, deli. while, and could have raised the money, but
thom to the Tastai's Yamon. Mr. Byron Brenan after the former oven although the latter bo called upon His Excelsagy Lá Haug-olang about and well, and rendering the chorus in capital appears be the words of the Court, to which berately refrained from taking any part in er he seems to have abandoned all hop, between issued the summons in the forecicanra suit The could do so now, nolesz, partepa, he could show and the 8th lay of January, the date of the bear. records & use which illustrates this fact, the Commissioner of Castoms, who was handled out the audience appeared to be a thoroughly summons was originally directed to Krok Fin Kai, that a vary matarial difference had been made, ing. Now the value of a property is the prica it rather roughly by the students, has reported the appreciative one. M. Bourgairolles officiated at Leong On, Wei Wah Yak and Cho U Ting all so material that had he known he would have will fetch. Mr. Francis Las I think, estimated As far as our mauery serves us the circum-affair to Tautai Yang, who has ordered the of the pianoforte throughout, and was a' most aff.f Victoris in the Colony of Hongkong, traders: boon in a position to have raised the money and the anual net income of the property at far abinees were as follow. It was desired 19 | fondere to bo severely punished.
cient accompanyist.
Chui Chi Hi, manager of Chung Shon We Bank; cleared off the mortgags. I am oet satisfied, too high an amount, but whatever the income improve a coutinental breed of shuep by
Kwan Kin Stor, of Tam Hing Bank, Kwan Hok however, that there were any inaccuracies in may bo, that is, I consider, the tran ariterion of crossing with one of the English breeds, the Rev. Mr. Weng, who has been pastor of the The Shanghai Courier regrats to learn that
Po, of Kwan Ke Bank, Wong San Hing, of the either of the certificates The first certifiesto value. At that time Mr. Chater vained this
Meziuros were taken to this end, but the American Mission Charob in Hongkaw for the
Che Loong Bank of Canton, Wong On Tang, of was carried down to a later date than the zo-property at about $210,000, and I think the con- Canton: Choy Ping Wang, Masger of Sung Tak conate brought in, and the mere omission to duct. 3f the parties is ample evidence to aliew effect on the offspring was mil.
last 5 years, died at his residence in Boone Further Read, on the morning of the 11th November,
Tong: Ng Chau Sau, Manager of Ban On Bank, refer to all the sources from which the Regis, that at that time and up to the date of the investigation led to the discovery that where after two months illness. He was a native of
Two U Tong, Backer ; Soi Wing Cheong of Kin trer derived his information are not sufficient order absoluta for fotolosars the property Ynan Bank, Wong Wan Yip, of Trele On Bonk, to invalidate his sortiests If brought to the would not have been sold for anything like 18 the nativa breed язя рама the Fabien and was educated in the United States
Taong Yam Ting, of 8an Cheong Bank, Sa Chun attention of the Judge in das cons it might, $235,000. If it would have been why was no English broed was tho result of a cross, and of America. He was first takur sick in the
Bing, of Chan Tak Bank, Min Kai Law, of Larm und probably weald, have been a ground for re-application made to the Court to direct a sue? it was not until the native bread had first spring of last year, but a trip up country lu-REPARE THE HOY. SIR GEORGE FAILLIPPO Fat Bouk, Leong Sax Ting, of Saug Choong ferenog back to the Registrar before condemn. In this case. I am astisfied for other reasoust
proved his health considerably, and it was only
CHIER JYSTICE:
Bank, Tam Shin Chan, of Shrs Hing Bank, Eok tim With regard to the order absolute for that the property up to the date of the order been crossed with another pure breed and about two montas age that his legs- began to
Yan Oon of You Tai Esak, and Yecog Siang Chi foreclosure an irregularity, to say the least of absolute for foreclosure was not worth in the the offspring of those aguiu crossed with the wall, and then he gradually grew worse. The A. G. WHE, OFFICIAL ASSIGNED IN THE MAT. tiffs in that suit appear to have communicated
of Wei Son Bank. The solicitors for the plain it, was undoubtedly committed, and this would be market the sum of $235,000, nor could that som deceased was rospected by both foreigners and English breed that the desired sheet was pro. Chinese who were seqmainted with him, and es
a strong ground for permitting the opening of have been obtained upon scenrity of it. Both TER OF KWOK YIN KAL BANKRUFT, V. THE with Mr. Holmes, who had been acting bath for the accounts if the plaintiff in this suit had hea Mesars. Sassoon and Chater say they would will An interesting article recently appeared induced. The same conditiona would apply pecially by his parishioners. Mr. Wung died at
HON. F. D. 98100 AND CATOKICK PAUL Kwok Xin Kai and his creditors, se sppears by good case on the merits. But I do not think it ingly have taken that sur for it at that time, and the Singapore Free Prese on the probable in the crossing of different varieties of the family to mourns his loss. The funeral will not for the plaintift: Mr. Leach, instructed by onted a re-assignment of the property in ques-closure absaleta was made an aidavit, from the oa mertgagee have gone down from & torty
the advanood age of 63 years, and leaves a large
the papers, and on the 25th October, 1982, Messrs. was more than an irrogalerity. The practice of I see no reason to diaboliere them. Since that time Mr Fusaris. Q.C., instructed by Mr. Evans, Loong Un, Wei Wah Yok; and Cba U Ting ex- the Court required that before the order for fore- ranka has gone up and interests in investments extinction of the Burman and Malay race and busa race. In Bucnab therefore we would take place for five wooks. their replacement to a great extent by the expect to flad the offspring of mixed mar
Messrs. Wotton and Deason, for the defendants. tion to Kwok Xin Kai without any consideration plaintif in the snit allaging, anergst other ant. In consequance of this, property generally, Obinese. A Rangoon paper had remarked ringos gradually tending to an assimilation last year there was a noteworthy factsaso in Lordship sa follows
This case was hoard on the 28th ult, judginal or otherwise. The re-assigament eos-things, that no part of the inonay found dea and this property in particular, has risen cousid- The American Export Journal says During mant, then deferret, being now delivered by his taine recitals-That the sum of $155,000 and be paid, and that that mount waserably in value. But rents might have be that it is generally believed that in the case with the pure Burmese. In that country experts to Chins, noteworthy because of the pre-
mained owing to Leong Gu. Wai Yul and Chosul das and owing from the defendant to dowa nad the rate of interest gene up, in which of the Burman race the process will be nearly also, theisisigration from India-will prevent ponderance of British interests in that coautey ditors of Kwok Yin Kai asks the Court to set raferred to; that Kwok Tin Kai had executed was put in by Messrs. Sassoon and Chater, sa it as largely as it has appreciated in value. Kwok In this case the plaintiff on behalf of the ore Ting upon the mortgage of1st April, 1482, before the plaintiffs should be flat Tint atidavit caso the property would have depreciated just if not quite complete before the expiration of the preponderance of Chinese in the country; there is reason to doubt whether we shall asidethedearonganal orders made in a forealcarea mertgags of the property for $235.800 Ient is adotted without any intention to mistead the Yin Kar's needitor ran no risk, Messra Sassen another coutury. This leads the Straits but in any cass, baring before us the fact of neglects its plain duty in making roparation for against Kwok Tin Kai, dated respectively the ascond mortgags of the said lot, with other lots, bonuse the Lalance feud dus had been altered on to the property but might have sold under well if our Govorament amit brought in this Court by the defendants by Mesars. Sass002 and Chater to him, and a Court. But it turns out that it was arrombone nod Chater did. They were not bound to hold Timer contributor to the consideration of the persistence of such numerous macus vide the abuse to which the Chinesa in America have 9th day of January, 1833, the 17th day of March, Leong On, Wai Wah Yak, and Che U Tong sub-in the meantime by the receipt of rats. Dat their power of sale. They could very well have how long it is possible for the Malay by side in ludis, it is a very bold thing to hoan subjected by lawless and vicious men. The 1886, and the 17th day of June, 1884, to reject to the asid mortgage of 3235.000; that it seems to me that the practice was quite or afforded to do so for race to exist. The gonoral habits of the predict the extinction of the Burmese rage in the reception of the Chinese Minister should behalf of Kwok Tin Kate creditors and Chater were pisintiffs and Kwok Tin Kai and that after all it sonated to anseo form have raade scnsiderable profit. They elected action of the Customs officers at San Francisco open the accounts and gise the plaintiff, on at No. 200 of 1882, in which Mesars. Sassoop ederry for the protection of the mortgagor, then the amount seonred by mortgage and still Malay," say thie writer, "like those of in particular.
have insured the instant diawissal of those of opportunity of re-opening the accounts and to and others were defendste, was then padding in If the mortgagor seriously fatended to pay off to take the risk, not for the begelit of Kwok Ya the Burman, are such as afford every
sera; but as yet no staps have been taken to re-give the plaintiff on behalf of Kwok Yin Kai's the Supreme Court, and that the subject matter the mortgage money it would have been quite Kai'acreditors, but for themselves, and as it se opportunity for
pair the wrong committed or to show that the oreditors an opportunity of redeeming. In the of the claim was the property in question, and in nouordance with justice to have directed him to me it la only fair that they should now resp. purbing, thrifty, The coasting steamer Penang put back into Americar people do not countenasss the indig-petition as originally framed it was alleged that Leong Oo, Wai Wah Yuk and Cao U Tong to have paid the money on the date specified, or their rovard instead of its being of Landed tre fragal, industrious rate to outrun them Singapore on the tight of the 7th inst, in townities cast upon the citizens and representatiren that the defendants had enteral into posses desired to arcid the costs and expenses of an to have allowed an extension in either assa, anb to Kwok Tin Kai's general holy of creditars, who in the rsee for life; not only indeed to crank shaft.
of the steamer Normanby, having broken hor of a friendly nation. There is certainly pe feel- sion of the property in question under an action. On the 50th of Ont., 188, Masary. Ste-ject to the taking of subsequent accounts, and to an no risk in the matter, and who, between outrnu them, but even to oust them from every
ing among the majority of Amexloans that does present with Kwok Yin Kai, and that that phens and Holmes, on the authority of Ng Ms have de sol arrangements, as would hate Marolt, 1883, and Outobor, 1884, at which latter At the meeting of the Perseverance Logs of pet reprobate the failure to make dus amends for fact was not benght to the notice of the Court Kwan, Kwok Tin Kai'a attorney, entered an op- soured justice between bota partias, and the date property generally had begun to rise, took kind of employ and leave them to starve. Freerosona hala on Tuesday overing Bro. E.
the ill-treatment of the Chinese.
when thedegree for foreclosure was made. After paarance for Kwok Tia Kai. On the 13th Nov, protection of the mortgagor. If the mortgagor no step whatever to protect their interests in any This race is at hand and is rapidly overran. Mucken was elected Wor. Master for the east-
The following transistion from the Peking petition was amended, and all charges of moral or consent of Mr. Holmes, for amending the writina, and takes no notion of the Registrar's or-1986.
the filing of the defendants answer, however, the 1882, the plaintita obtained so exder, with the makes no attempt to pay off the amount found way, nor in this matter until the 20th April, ning the Malaysian Peninsula. The Chinese ing your, Bro. Mulier Treasurer, and Bru. Maa-
Gazette of the 27th September is made by the constructive fraad were than withdrawn, and of summons by striking out all the defendants tificate, it seems inconsistent with a common increasing in value is, I think, evidenced by That this property was only slowly well Tyler. are emigrating westward by thousands
N. C. Daily News-A Memorial from the notatili more emphatically do at the bearing, except Kowk Yin Kai. On the 23th November, sense view of the case, apart from the prae- the fact that even as late as Mared. 185. Mr. weekly; the fit pors they reach is Singapore, We remind our readers that the first perforing Governor of Kweichow reporting the trial It is clear from the authorities, particularly 1883, the present defendant, the plaintiffs in the tios of the Court, that the mortgagor should be Sassoon sold half of his share to Mr. M. E. Sas- and numbers of them stay here; others going. Coins will take pincis this sening of the Theatre himself to decapitate three or maury on that unless frand is allegedand proved the Churt which 6, renta uten at that time suficient bability that the mortgagor will be able to find that this is any gromul for the argument bet mance of the season by the Amstone Deanatio District Magistrate for having taken upon from the case of Fatah v. Ward. L.E.3 Ch. 20 seit 200 of 1889, filed their petition, in put to the farther expense and trouble of prop-2009 on an estimated valus for the whole pro-
as military offers it was stated, amongst other things,ing subsequent recanuts when there is no property of $243,138.05. to Malacca, Penang, Burman and India. On Royal, City Hall, when Stirling Corne's comedy account of the great struggle for life that," A Widow Hunt" will bo produced
sonable practices. The three floors had com-olosure and subsequent orders. Mr. Francis, to pay the interest and outgoings. bat the money to pay off the altered balance; and MORATS. STOR and Chater took over the pre- awing to the ecormous popülution, exists in
mitted robbery and arson at a village in the however, contended that although the Court that the petitioners declined the responsibility indeed this is the view tint seeras to be now party for less than its value, nor do I think that The Straits Times says that the British Magistrate's jurisdiction, and had incited the might not give the plaintiff the relief be of maintaining the promises for the defendant, prevailing in England in respect to granting a la justice batwoon the parties the foreclosur China, the Uelestial is parkairly well steamer Marieth (late Somerset) has boon sell people to rebullies. Having been duly arrested, originally sought, at that it was open to the The petition was daly served on Kwok Yin foreclosers absolute in the first instance where should be re-opened on that sosot. But besitos adapted by his early training to cope with lost team, li,les & Co to the one of the toy were lodged in the jail and the Magistrate Court, notwithstanding the demand ordain to Kai's solicitor, but no answer was put in. On the foreclosure suit is undefended, or where sub-this there is the sbjection that ran if they had steamer Ferniser, Mr. Gok Guen Loo, had enggested to the Prafect that it would be open the foreclosure, to direct the taking of fur- 2nd December, 1882, no answer having then boen sequent mortgages or the mortgagor either dis taken the property at an undertale I do not the effumicats Malay, Burman and Indian, we will put bar on the Singapore and Saigon expedient to put them to death at ones, as they ther accounts and to give the plaintiff en oppor- field, an order was made in Chambera apon the claim, or as in this case, dopting to take any part think the parties have made their application and to succeed in defeating any or all ot trade.
were dangerous characters. Meanwhile they had tenity of redeeming And there is no doubt application of the plaintiffs, and on hearing the in the proceedings. See Fisher on Mortgages, within a reasonable time, they have hung back thom. That this is true as regards the
hed proved very refractory in prison, assaulting that the Court would, so far as it was able to do i solicitor for the plaintiff and defendant, and Greene . Foster, L. R. 29 Ch.D. 566: Wolver during all the season of depression, when, even if In ornootion with the proposed hotel at the and wounding one of the turnkeys, and the Bo, endeavour to do justice between the parties upon raading Mr. Wotton's affidavit filed on hamptonand Staffordshire Banking Co.v. George, they had intervened, they cont have done no- Malay is evident from the fact that in the Peak we understand that although the projected Magistrate, hearing that they were credited with although it was unable to give the plaintiff the same day, that the suit be set down for L. R. 24, Ch.D. 707; Williams v. Owen, 48, H.T. taing without payment of the money found doe; building will probably not be cerumenend at once an intention of brasking out of jail, bed their exactly what he bed for, and Mr. Franis bearing befora a Judge without a jury. Mr. 383. The question then remains, the plaintiff's and now, not haring intervened and having taken Straits Settlements he is only employed as anking arrangements have been made by which heads on: off in order to prevent suck a can- relied on the case of Campbell v. Holylands Holmes, shortly after this, retired from the case, ass being andoubtedly strengthened by the irre upon themselves au zisk, they want to be allowed ayce, a gardener, or a policeman; he does a thero will be at least a dozen bedrooms available tingenes, regardless of the adrioe of a military R.7 Ch. D. 166. Mr. Leash relied on the case and ne other solicitor was appointed for the defend galaxity which has occurred, does the nation to re-open the accantonapplication which they little fishing, but even in this branch of in- for visitors next summer.
colleague who urged him to await the Prefects of Patch v. Ward, and submitted upon the anant. Tho auit came on to be heard on or aboat of the case require, within the judicial diaoration certainly would not have made if property had dustry the Chinaman is ahead of him." Af
instractions, which had already been applied for thority of the remarks made by the Lord Chan the 9th of January, 1888, no one being instructed of the Court, that the order absolute for foreale. gone down instead of having risen in value. The Wan-sien-ching or "Myriad your purs," The law lays down that the pensity for the celler and Lord Justice Bolt in that case, that to appear for the defendant. The plaintiffs pro anre bald be re-opened-justice not naty as he- These remarks, so far as the purchasers for ter further reference to the characteristica equivalent to "Peronnial parity," is now (78 unauthorised axecution of individuals guilty of the Court could not ost saide the order abso-vodu prove their the cass, and that oil and tween the plaintiffs and defendant--but ineinding valuable astute were couserzed, the Master of the of the Malays, the writer arrives at the the Daily Netrs) at Shanghai, and is one of the mpital offences shall be 100 blows with the heavy Ints for farselseare and re-open the accounts, been given to Mr. Ng Mao Kwan ME N Man the partiesclaiming through the defendants, with Bolls, in the cass of Campbell v. Holyland mys two transports owned by Lau Ming-chuan, do bamboo. This penalty, however, would not except on the ground of frand, or unless the Kwan was in Court and was saked by the Judge out notice of any irregularity. Mr. Francis con- conclosive that it is positively certain a vernor of Formosa. Her elleers and engineers adequately meet the offence of which the plainte could show that he was by some seqi-if he had anything to say, and he replied that he tends that the property at prosent is worth about susion" (and there is no difference in principle "If the pursbaser bayas freehold estate in pos hybrid race of Chinese will by and by inhabit are foreigners. She was built al Fouchew in 1369. Magistrate has been guilty, and it suggested that dent prevented from paying the ampant fennd had nothing to say. The usual destes for fors 300,000, and says that if the plaintif is al-batwees & freehold estate in possessita and a the Malayan Peninsula. While it le gaite The Straits Times says that the German mail he he mished into servitude on the Military due at the time appointed by the Registrar's closure was drawn up, bearing date the 9ths of lowed to redeem there will be a fund of leasehold or a share in a lancohold estate in pou- undeniable that the large immigration of steamer Naraberg made the passage from Hong-alads Referred to Lise Board of Punish-certificate. The sees of Patch, Word and January, 1835. On the 7th April, 1833, Leong $65,000 or $70,000 to distribute amongst the session) "after the lapse of a considerable time Chiasse to the Peninsula mcst necessarily left Hongkong at mon on the 1st, and arrived
kong to Singapore in four and a half days. She manta for consideration.
Campbell Holylands are considered by some On Wei Wah Yuk and Chau U Tong, in con creditors, who would otherwise got nothing, whitel from the order of foreclosure absoluta, with no authorities as somewhat conflicting, but upon cidaration of 840, re-assigned to Kwek in Ka Mecara. Bassoon and Chater would, besides notion of any extraneous circumstances which have a great influence on the character of Di Singapore on the evening of the 5th instant, that a French Chamber of Commerce was being sions themselves conflict. The case of Patch 7. way of second mortgage on the 1st April, 1882,interest and costa and obarga, and all expenzen abonki declinatointerfere with euch title that
We (Daily News) stated on the 11th November deparing them I do not think that the deci. the ghof the properties assigned to them by getting payment in full of their principal and would induce the Court to interfers, I for 302 the population, it is difficult to defins what leaving again for Europe the following after established in Shanghai, but it appears that what Ward was 'considered by the Master of the exclusive of the property in question, which had be realizing that amount of sisar profit. But I It is said that the creditors came in at the first its extent will be, and it is extremely bold to
has been farment is a Consulting Committee of Rolls, Sir George Jessel, in the case of Camp-beau already re-assigned. In that re-sasignment think the question, to lay sa regarda valne possible moment and that there has been no un predict the total extinction of a whols rues,] The Chinaman Chun Ayer, who is charged the French and French-protected Commerce of bell Holylanda, and he seems to have con- there is a rental that 300,000 remained owing is not as to the value of the property now, due delay in their application. Bat theas proceed and that a rec such as the Malays, which, with basing attacked and robbed Mrs. J. F.V. Shanghai, The Committee includes all the sidered that the remarks of Ferd Justice Rolt. upon the second mortgage. The 5400 was paid but what was the value of the property of inge wars pending Zor a long time.
Jorge on the Kennedy-road about three weeks French and Swiss henna here, and the French who had evidently not considered the cases, none by Ng Man Kwan, and it would appear from the time of the foreclosurs. Property has mortgagees re-assigned on the 25th October, 1882. although ordinarily indolent, has large dince, was yesterday again before Mr. N. G. silk-inspectors, as well as the English agents of which had been cited before him, was wrong that te-aignment that the trustes had received rise in valus since 1934. very considerably. There was unthing then to have prevented the reserve fund, of energy. The Achipese, Mitchell-Lanos at the Palice Court, and he was of the Creusot Ironworks and the Deauville in limiting the opening of an order for fortele in some way or other the sum of $35,000. On In 1892 it had considerably fallen in value, and Official Assignee or Creditors Assignes from branch of the race, bars offered a stubborn Sessions of the Supreme Court. The stolen tes are explained in the second artioin of its star to have done. And upon a review of the author of 1899 that the plaintiff be at liberty to proceed reasons, owing to the recent failures in land ape-port and represent himinthe suit if the creditors committed to take his trial at the Criminal Portable Railway. The objects of the Commalt sure absolute in the manner in which he appeare 2izd April an order was made in suit No. 20ust the time of the foreclosure, from a variety of taking orez Kwok Yin Kal'a interest in the pro- resialunes to the Dutch for years past and bangla has not yet hoen found.
tutos :—“The object of the Consulting Commit- ties fhare can be no doubt that orders with the accounts. The accounts ware brought sulation and to political and other questions, it had made him bankrupt. The decres of fore have proved themselves vary difficult to sub-
Los is to receive and exchange with the merchants absolute, oven after enrolment, have been opened in to the Registrar, but no one appeared before was doubtful whether it would fall still lower or alone wis not made absolute until the The Bor, fr, Tenison Woods has been pros and the commercial institutions of France and upon other grounde than those mentioned by the Registrar on the taking of the accounts on would rise. Makara Besson and Chater were 17th of June, 1884. The first petition agains due by force of arms. The force of the posting as a mineralogist far the Government of the countries whose nationals enjoy French the learned Lord Justics. There was no the part of Kwok Yin Kai. The Registrar dot ordinary mortgageens, leading money at ear. Kwok Tim Kai was not Bled until the th superior industry of a native as ander a in the Northern Territory of South Australia, protection, all the information neosasary to the application to open the order making the certificate was made on the 3rd day of Asgust, rent rates of interest. Mr. Kok Yin Kai had October, 1881. Botwean the institution of the wattled Government might have placed preliminary report ko bas lately sent in, Mr. and the protected countries. It correspondu Iurd Chancellor's
with most enotaraging results judging from development in Chins of the commerce of France decres for foreclosure absolute, and the 1884 By that certificate the Registrar found given a bigh price for the property, and if he suit on the 10th Chotober or the re-assigamsat the Achinese in
were con that there was a snus of $297,867.47 due to the carried out his arrangements Monsre. Bassoon of the 25th October, 1892, nearly two years had comparatively in-Woods confidently asserts that the Territory is directly with the different Ministries, specially fined to the application made to him, namely, to set plaintiffs on the mortgage. That there would and Chater could afford to treat him liberally slapsed in which no oroditore politica in Baak. ferior position LO that they occupy sreeptionally rich in minerals, and doubts if the with the Commercial beauch of the Foreign aide the decre. The true doctrine seems to be that be a further sum of $7,050 due for interest or
It was said that this same number of voins of gold, silver, copper, and Ministry, with the French Diplomatie and Canid down by the Master of the Beilein Campbell v. the 3rd February 1994, lead any cam that might remaining voortgeger Claber was right have arisen from the fact that Kwok Tin.
in the matter of interest upon the money raptey had been led. to-day, but the energy with which they have lead will be found in zuy squni aras in Australia; sular Agents and Chambers of Commerce, and Holyland, that although the order for Loresiohe roraired for rent, and he fixed the 4th of Fehimself peping in to Mr.. Baseoon at 8 per Kai was not in the Colony and that he could not opposed the forcible occupation of their in fact, he doubts if there are many provinous with the analogous authorities of the protested sure absciuta arperta to be a final order of the bruary, 1884 as the date for payment at his office cant upon his half. of the same pro have been served with a petition. But there country would be certain to oppose itself it in any part of the world so exceptionally facsantries." In a word, the object of the Com-Court it is not so put the mortgagee stil re- On 17th Marob. 1884, an appilostion was made to party, but it was arranged that, Knok Tis was nothing that I am aware of during all that seme alage to the extinction of their race by heim's Land. All the mines worked so far have tension of French Commerco with China. It is mortgagor still retained a claim to be treated as rents had been received between the date of the the $235,000 remaining due on the mortgage. So with the necessary notice eat of the Colony, as in- voured in respect of mineral riches as in Arn-mittee is to assist in every poemble way the ex-mains liable to be treated as mortgages, and the make the decree absolute, but it transpiring that Kai should pay only 6 per coat. interest upon period to have prevented him from being seryod other means. At present the Chinese are shown unusually good ere, and when the diffical to be administered by a Council of a member mortgagor subject to the discretion of the Court. Registrar's certifiento and the 4th of February, that if Krck Yin Kai had carried out his deed he seems to have been on the filing of the little more than birds of passage in Malay-ties of labour bave bon got over. Arafieim's to be electext of the annual general meeting, the Now no general rule has been laid down ar to 1884, It was ordered that the assante be rearrangements Mr. Chater would have got little first petition. Supposing he had been murde auin; they go there to stay a few years and of Australis. The formation is fully described, month, payable quarterly in adrance. The Con Court should be uzardsed, and as it is debits and credits to fix a new dato for payment invested by him in addition to his half shares of Assignee had intervened before the final order land will become one of the great nazing centres qualifying salsoription for members being 81s the manner in which the discretion of the ferred back to the Register to take the further more than 4 per cent, upon the money actually bankrupt during that time and the Official then relura to China. A. proportion of and Mr. Woods ways that large productions of al-General of Franos is an officis a member of said by the Master of the Rolls, by the highest Ou the 27th Mat the Registrar filed a further the $10,000 paid in cash. This low rate of in. for forelesurs had been made, could be have course romain and settle in the country of in the form of reefs under similar conditions to meetings at which be in parasent. The offers but that the fircumstance cader which, rud a by party, we die meet of aid and Chater, or gorld be have prolonged the suit silver may be baked for, and fio, which occurs Committee, and is Honorary President of the authority, that no gouaral rede can be laid down, certifleste, by which he found that there was dre terest must of scures have been fixed upon the raised the money to have paid of Mosers, Sassoon their adoption, and as the years roll on they those under which it is found in Queensland, of the Cazueil for this year are: M. Chapel, cretion is to he exercised must depend on each sout of 3295,318.78 and fixed 11th of June 1986 regularly. It would never have been con tan plated indefinitely? He said not have been in a hat- will probably do so in increasing numbers, will prove one of the greatest sources of mineral Chairman; M. Arranger, Trosurer; and M. particular came. It la necessary, therefore, to and the office of the Registrar as the time and that Mosers, Bassoon end Chater should be easter position for mising the money than Ng Man but the probability is that they will ultim-Chinese should be absolutely excluded from the meetings and to be held at the Eck Caseplate, belfes are disputed, before I can apply the prin sundae of foreclosure was made absolate, therareiven and retain only the intarestat & pens to prolonging the suit indefinitely will pro wealth of the Territory. Ha declares that tire Vinny, Secretary; and the ordinary monthly consider the fests in this was none of which I place of the payment. On the 7th of June, 1864 pails to go into possession and receive the renta Kwan was, and to isclose that he could do nothing. ately become differentiated from the pure gold aids, except as hired serr
pipins which have been laid down in the docked Hotness the 3rd of February, heperer, and the path and scoyant by Erck Yin Bal for tåg party pay in mine à de met thích tha Conch
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