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THE DAILY PHEAS, TORSDAY, APRIL SNB, 1889
The delivery of the English mal was began at 10.10 p.m. yesterday.
The Fronch gan-bat Apie lait Bhanghai on the morning of the 24th ult, for the Yangtze ports..
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The return of the Curator of the City Hall Museum thows that 193 Europeans and 2,008 Chicco visited that institution daring the week ended 31st March.
The Agents (Mesurs Butterfield & wire) in the tabs. 38. Cela stesmer Palinurus, from Liverpool, loft Singapurs the 30th ult. for this port
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HONGKONG, APRIL 2ND, 1889.
THE Praya Reclamation Ordinance may now be considered as virtually disposed of. At the last meeting of the Legislative Douncil
House
'M. Thévénof's efforts and
WATER SUPPLY.
the damage occasioned by the bad weather she collision with the Largos Bay in the Englisoner. His name is E. Coson. He is a wario fire, to dispense with the steam fira engines al nor Chiueso. Again there were8 Anglo-Salioels |
reomtly experienced.
The Shan-peo says that the water of the Feibo has this year been very shallow, sometimes only a little over 7. foot, and steamets have bad to wait at Takn for five days before they conlit as- cond. On the 16th ult, about fifteen ressols were waiting at Taku for a chance of getting up to Ticutkin. Grant manors of candidates for the Tusze examination at Peking are coming up from Taka to Tientsin by rail: but much incou renience is caused in them as well as to merchants is urgently required.
their number.
12-It is a rent advantage to have more than one means of fire extinction, us a fire might ocr just at the time when the main is ander repair, and in Hongkong this is quite practs cable, there being always an unlimited supply of salt water available.
porn education in the English language (wilk or without Chitons touching boing given in al- dition). Finally, there wero 7 English Schools at work giving to 703 scholars of both sexes sad of all nationalities a purely English odnestion, ex insively in the English language.
FOURTEEN THOUSAND AND Six HUNDRED the debatable clauses were passed upy the present state of the Peibe, and dredging (which have deteriorated most of all as the season March. I was very busy and asked him to call maintain an effective Brigade on the old souleing in the first of ovo plasses abovO GURMET
FOREIGNERS...
The Fonary Gazette saya:-"Wo learn from Charlbon Evans, clock in the ghong and adjoining the premises where the fire ocurred. whom 63 scholars received their instruction in privata telegraphic advices that copper is down Shanghai Bank said-On the 8th-ast month, In the secent caso, two goalies were burned to the tovartmont Central Bohool, 932 scholars in to 458 a tou. When lust mail loft England it at witness, about 11 am bandas me a cheque death in a onok loft in a carpenter's shop in the Gloveromont Bohosle in town and villages was £78, and on 30th September, 1081** (the one producol) to be cashod. I saw that the which the fro, originatod. In a third. the fire and 367.scholars in the small Village Schouls signatoro was not the nan ana. I am hegnaint-originated on the ground floor of a three-storeyot (organized by the nativos and sided by the Go Major-General Beran Edwards, R.D., wheated with the signature of Stringer & Co. Flooked building, blo staircaso conght fire. and three vernment by a fixed monthly graut), Cumpar Desde Liont.-General Cameron in Command of the up the number of the cheque and found it eama persons lost their lives in attempting to escape ing the foroguing figures with those of the pre- The U.S.S. Dolphin left Shanghai on the after-Troops in Flongkong, arrived here yesterday by from Stringer & Cor's cheque book. I then took through the Samos. In another, an old woman nading year, it appears that there has been a oo of the 23rd ult., on a visit to some of tho the English rail. Ife was received at Murray the cheque to the priesner, who was standing at aged 79 years, who was very deaf, and who doubt-slight increase of attendance amounting to 165 Pier by a detachment of the Tat Regiment and the counter, and told him it was not the usan lees did not hear the alarm. vak penal to doathsobolus in the can of the Grant-in-Aid Schoolz inYanglaze porta.
a wall room, partitioned off, in the top ver- and to 110 scholm in the case of the Govern~ The Agents (Mostra Biaxen & Co.) inform the Band, and proceeded thenes to Government signature, I told him to take it back to Stringer
& Co, and get it sigard. He took the cheque andah of a three-storeyed house. And in the ment Sohobia. un that the D. D: R. steamer, Niobe, from Ham-
and wont away.
last, a woman with a child strapped ai her back, 6.-The exponses incurred by the Government, burg, left. Singapore at 11 s.m. on Sunday for The Shin pao has the following concerning
When I was at tiffin the cheque was brought had just osoaped from the burning building info during the year 189, on account of oluention in this port.
the progress of the works at Port Arthur-In up by one of the boys with a slip of paper at the street, when the child was struck on the general, amounted (including the expenses con- 1886 M. They met obtained a contract from theo Viceroy Li Hung-shnug for a deck at Portaged to it neking if it was all right. It had bead by a sex that was thrown from an upper unoted with the Government Sobolaralip, but
ban, altered by the addition of "& Co." written story nad killed on the spot.
oxeludiag cast of new buildingnito a total of 8. A serious accident occurred at the fire in $15.518.3 (as ocupared with $43,070.91 in the Arthur, to be completed within three years, at underneath the name of "H. Stringer" I want a cost of something frur The. 1,100,000. Find down if the often immediately, but the prisoner Queen's-read West on the 18th May last, when year 1887) or $727 pur scholar (as comparol ing, owing to unexpected difficulties in the work, had left,. I then went to Stringer & Co.'s office a member of the Volunteer Fire Brigade (Mr. with $7.23 por scholar in 1887). These oxPARYS that he could not cumplete it at that cost, hoap and afterwards reported the matter to the police. E. Dipples was buried beneath the debris of a were distributed as follows-The Government plied for a farther eam, which the Viceroy I did not ses the prisoner again patil he was or fallen verandah for a long time, before being Contral School, with 614 scholars, coat the Go- on doclined to grant, but promised to ondeavour to rested. I have never seen the prisoner before to discovered and released. He escaped, however, vernment in the year 1888 (exolusive of building
make it up for him on some other contract, and
my knowledge.
willont any serious injury.
erpentes) $12.4.14 or $10.58 per bust. The last year fostrasted him to build na iran fort in Cross-eminined by Mr. Wobbor-I laid the 9.-The members of the Government Brigade expenses of the other Government Schools (in- The Freack transport Colombo arrived at Europan style at Linking Shan, for about Tscharge in this case. I sharged him with trying have been particularly fortunate during the year, cluding the Autod Village Schools,) aliondeti by Host COLOUR, gurated to contain por cont. Singapore on the 23rd ult. from Toulon for 300,000. This has not yet boon commenced, and to obtain $1,000 on a forged cheque. I have not nothing moro corious than a few rather rough: 1,299 scholars, amounted in the year. IESS to Haiphong with 200 troeps on board. She left the Port Arthur dock, wo bear, has but stool boon enthorized to prosecute this case. I falls, a few severe bruias-or-buros-baving be- $10,511.18, or 808 por seller, that is to say, for her destination the next day at 9.30 am. shanse of being completed by this autumn, who do not know any body by the name of Roof, fallen any of them.
27.01 per scholar in the Government Schools and Another French transport passed through Sin-the three years' limit expires Mush caring. The endorsement on the back of the cheque may
$4.10 per scholar in the Aided Schnols. On tho in hat occurred and craoke have appeared he in the handwriting of Mr. Roof. I am quite 110gapore on the 25th ult, komeward bound.
in the east atal south walls of the dock. The cortein of the prisoner's identity.
10-The enpply of fresh water for fire ex- Missionary Grant-in-A Sobooks, with 4,35 tinguishing purposes remains, so far, as unent in scholars, tha Governant have spent, for tho The stormer Moorenck, haring in tow Miner springs of water in the floor of the desk are Francis Norman Ferth, clerk in the Hong, factory over, hut it is to be hapad, now that year 1888, the sum of $16,847.85 or $3.50 por No: 10 to be stationed in Singapore for harbor like the cells in a honeycomb for number, sud kong and Shanghai Banks said-Between 1 and the Tybam water has rozchod Victoris, that he scholar. A building gmot of 30 given to the defence, arrived thore from London on the 24th water will kop bursting in night and day. The 2pm, on the 23h, the choque was handed to me, fore long this now supply will be available in all Basel Mission is als inladed in the postal ult. Miner No. 10 is a vossed of 17 tous and a floor is half time sand and small stones, nad to The choque was rather an extraordinary one and parts of the city, and that there will be at all expenditure abare mentioned. horse-power and is to be stationed at Pulau Brani. stop these inpourings of water is consquontly a I sent it up to Mr. Evans to kung if it was times & sufiment prossure, in the mains, that The Maoreoth is a new vessel intended to run on most difficult
7-The nature of the education given in tho the Sarawak lins.
those of the native officers who have tried to all right, In a few minutes Mr. Evans came when a fire ocours, the Brigade will be quite in various schots biost to supervision and exami The Straits Times agrots to chronicle the assist liim, have proved all se sucessful, that down, but in the meantime the man who had dependent of the supply from the harbour nation by the education department has mo This, of course, rofors more especially to the undergone any material chungs for many years Cross-examined by Mr. Webber-The shroff higher levels. So long as the fires occur on the past. Out of 27 schools ander Government in Editor, not for publicntien, bus au evidence of good death of Mr. W. B. Twoad, rosently assistant as the Viceroy considering that the contract was presented the clicque sad goes.
countant of the Hongkong and Shanghai Buak- originally aigued between the French engineer sith
he received it.
reaching them with suffoient salt watbr, but the by 3,966 sebotars (almost exclusively of Chinese All lettera for publication ahemki bo written on one lag Corporation, which noonered at 6 p.m. on the and the prvent. Provincial Indge of Chih; Garo mo to okegno. I do not know from whom Queen's Road lerel, thoro is little diBeulty in the year 1889, så many as 77 schools, attenled Harry Lamb Staringer, commision agent difficulty increases in proportion as the higher parentage), gas a. Chiness oduration, in the S4th ult. Mr. Tweed had only bosa in Singa- rovince, Chow, white the latter was Customs pore for ten months. lowasa well-known crem-Totai, has instructed Chow to proceed from
carrying on business at No. 71, Wyndham Street, levels have to be reached. It is quite possible to Chineyo Ingnago, using either the Fundi er Panting Fu, the provincial capital of Chikli, to Advertisements and Sheptions which are her of the S.C.C. Death was duo iu internal rates, and from thones he has despatched be shoque presented to me. It is signed have to use three engines to ouablo one to play Hakka dialost. Two schools, attendant by $10
II. Stringer & Co" Tast is not my signature on the fire.
scholars, gave a Furapean education in the 5-. him to Port Arthur to report, on the works t
the wituana, at the request of the Magistrato; 11.-The qnotion of having saparate fire nese language, one using the Blakka nad los other Within the last few days (says the N. C. Daily the Viceroy.
signed his name in his customary utover.mainя, from which there is no dranght for other the Punti disloot, and beth combining the usć) News of the 25th ult.) sovoral local steamers have
The number on this cheque is 515,437, The purposon: is I think, one deserving the attention of Clause aut of Comanizil characters in rond. root with accidents of a more or less serious na The following items are from the Z ndon and number of the cheques, la my book are from of the Government. At the same time I am ing and writing Thorn were Carther 3 Porta- tare. Among others the Smith is badly damag- China Express ----
316,401 to $15,450. The number of the last strongly of opinion that, oven with an improved guess Schools, attended by 211 sololars of L'orlu. cd about the bows, having boon-in collision with's
An inquiry is being hold with regard to the pheque signed by me was 615,150, on the 26th hydrant yaten on such high pressure mains as queso parentage, who receive there a Ear posu lighter in the Poiho, and the Alwine Soyd, be fore she is ready for eps again, will have to repair loss of the steamer Glencoe which came luto March. There are two hank sheques missing it would then be possible to bare, it would not cdncation exelusively ie the local variation of the besides this one. I am acquainted with the pri- be practicable, having duo regard to safety from Portuguese language, learning either English Channel.
tanchor, living at No. 1. Queen's-road East together; it might perhaps be possible reduce at work, giving to 1, 158 Chinese scholarsa Buro. The position of the Ten market has andereone have known him between two and three years. a marked change during the last few weeks. At the beginning of last month I spoke to him wing in a great measure to the pressure to sell ont coming to my house to give maxie leraons, to unwilling ayors, tho reaal: being a heavy twice a week to a member of my family. I was Tepor to pay him $10 per month. It was arranged decline in prices, most unsatisfactory ters. The quality of this season's import bae that he should commence at the beginning of
B-It will observed from the figures given depreciated more than usual in comparison with April. He told me he was in monetary diffon
THE BRIGADE....
in the forogsing paragraph that three-fifths of that of former years, and has chiefly caused the ties and asked me to lead bice $300. I refused him. He pressed very hard and finally I pro indisposition of the trade 10 hod or not, mised to lend him $100. He came on the 18th the number of fires, it was found impossible to aid receive a non-English education, the totes- 13-In consequence of the great increase in all be sobolura iu shock receiving Government especially of tea from tho Fouchow districts,
Lins progressed.
the next day. He came on the 13th March of pay, and in September last, the very small ated being cirtaalis that of the ordinary Chi and I wrote him a cheque for $100 on a promis form of soventech European firozon was fonalne Village Schools, except itat in all of the opposed, and wilhoat a single petition hav.
I did not see him again till I saw to be fire bolow its strength. Colonel Perisoft's expedition to Thibet, con-sory note
geography, and in many also arithmetic, is super ing been presented against the Bill, either by
sisting of twenty porspus, of whom twelve form him in the charge rasta of the Polios Station ou The Government thereupon dockled to in added, with the farther addition of Christiany
I am not ablo to account for his person interested as property owners or by
the escort, will leave St. Petersburg in the last the 28th inst
Longuet per cent., and also to augment the amber of 77 schools. Of orso the fact that the cast ne any section of the ratepayers. The ownere
week of March. It will be absent about two possession of this cheque: The signature on crease the salaries of the rank and file by religions teaching in the case of 45 unt of thewe years, and its ebject will be of Bosnially this cheque is a forgery of my namn,"
Europaen firemen from seventeen to twenty.jority of the roulets” of the Colony' tre ClunOSO of the water fromage are unanimous in their
Loientike character. Batting out with the in-swear to the handwriting, but the signature on thres, and to reduce the number of Chinese fire whose daily weraities do not ablately re- approval of the measure, as was shown at
tention of exploring Thibet from north to south, the cheque corresponds in some measure to the men from soventy-six to fifty. This has provadquire a kavlatga of English, is sutrint to ac the expedition will start from the un-lun writing on the promissory note given me by the to be a change in the right direction. the last meeting of the marine lot-holders,
Mountains on the Turkestan-Thibes Frontier prisoner. I do not know any person of the amo 14-To Enropean firomon had invariably when the terms of the "Government were
and proceed as far as the 33rd parallel of latitude of Roof.
Cross-szamined by M, Webber-I have out tain Suparitasdent of Police not being prepar been taken from the Police Force, but the Cap. unanimously accepted. The only defeata in
to Lake Pangong, whence it will advance in an ouatorly direction to the surses of the Blas soon the prisoner in my house sicco I gave himed to allow any more of his men to undertake the Bill se originally drafted had been
Su Cheng-lau, formerly Chinese Minister.to/lver. An attempt will also be made to visit the chayne for $101, I have never authorised (these duties, an application was mailo to tho to do with the popularity of these nos-Engli pointed out in the Press and amended before
anyone to either fill in or sign my cheques. I carry on several other basingsses besides commis Military Authorities and His Excellency the Schools. The fact that as of these selewis, Lieut-Gonoral Commanding kindly approved being Miasionary Grant-in-Aid Schools, cemline the Bill was read a first lime, and on Friday Japan, is, as airearty mentioned, undergoing a
indicial examination in connection with alleged Commander L. S. Dawson, who has been ap-sion agents I koop my cheque book under lack of the appointment of six meu from the garrison. Christian instruction with the study of Chinese the various "clausos were passed withoutqueezes ands by him when purchasing cop pointed to the command of the surveying ship and boy. No one sise as a key besides myself. Those military remet are available for duty classical inge, does not interfere with their popr.- alteration of any kind. This speaks eer in Japan for the Chinese Government. Werabler, estered the navy in September. 1861, The case was remodel tl the 8th inst. at between 6pm, and 6 at all the Polise firemon larity among the neu-Christian poction of the
now hear (nya the Shen-pnoj last many other when he passed suvouth out of forty-four muc-10 a.m. :
are, as a rule, available between 6 am and 6 p.m., Chinese con toxoity, who mulesitatingly prefer volumes for the ability and fairness with persons are also implicated in these charges; and cvssful candidates. He came out of the Britan-
but during the other telve hours only bull Christian Mission School to a cular over- which the gigantic shemo of restamasion has that Li, the present Chinese Ministor at Tokyo, nie with a frst-class curtificate, and after serving
their nauber.
mont School, even when the latter should be la-This arrangement has, so far, ansyrorud nearer at hud, provid-that the former in con- been worked out in detail. If there had been has received notice from Nanking that son of in the Mediterraneau as a midshipman of the the members of his Legation, who were with the Marlborongh was appointed, in April, LS85, wide any single lot-boider whose interests were former Minister, will also borsquired iv Chien at shiptean of the Serpent, gau-vasse on the China
very well indeed, but I think the best morus of silored to be kiperior in respect of Chines likely to be prejudicially afected, or had any once to answer tha charges branght against thom, station. He was afterwards for aver two gates
maintaining the efficiones of the Brigade, and classical touching, or as regaris asthed and dis- appreciable portion of the community ob-
would unquestionably be to keep the European of a Missing Sohvel or of a Governmont School, The Gazette of the 26th February contains the in the Sylvia, on surveying duties in China.
with advantage to the Colony in other respects, cipline. The best elossien her, bo he teacher obtainer his lioutouaney in October, 1865, and jected to the scheme as opposed to public following notification:-The Qocus has been in Soptamter, 1873, went out to Australia for
Polios at such a strongtk as would smble the invariably attracts the largest number of Captain Superintendent to asaotion the employ. sebolars. This it is best for their children to interests, petitions against the Bill would leave on grant unto Herbert Elgar similar employment, being afterwards appoint
Hobson, Commissioner of Chinese Mari..
ment of larger number of constables as fire give them, tirst thorough groundling in Chi- ed Deputy Superintendent of thn Marino Surrey certainly have been presented, but so far time Customs, hor Royal license and authority of British India. Since November, 1885, he has
men, as, when not engaged on Fire Brigado nose classics, before they begin the study of from - this -being the case it may practically that be may accept and wear the Insignia of the had command of his old ship the Sylvia on
servico, there is ample scopo for their employ English, has become the univoral conviction of monton Polico duty.
Chinose parents in Hongkong. Then schools be said that not a single word of class, which his Majesty the Emperor of China mauder Dawson is a son of the late Lieutenant Under of the Precions Star of China of the first surveying service in the Mediterrancan Com-
16-Themployment of Europeans a firemou, act therefore systematically as fuders of the opposition has
nad liremen, only, I think, is out of the question. Anglo-Chinese and English Schools of the so- from any reapon- fits boon pleased to confer upon him in recogni Gilbert E Dawson, E.N., and nephew of Uom
Mr. Hastings-As dofondant has admitted thei 17. I enclose a report from Mr. Waguor. lony su especially of the Government-cintani of elosely printed matter, to whyh referees tssible quarter. Any lingering uisgiv. tim of his services whilst actually and oufirols mander John F. Dawg. B.N., who was killed
charge I suppose your Worship will commit the the Acting Engineer, showing the preamust alate School. constantly required by residents and thone
9fhy nkovo mentionnd Portuguese Schools, the servico of his Imperial Majesty.
case for trial.
of the engines. They have werkeit well at the having commercial or political rolations with the that night he user tained as to whether eyed toyund Her Majesty's Domiums in in the first Barnest qu
His Worship Is there any particular reason very unusual cutaber of Gres during the your with (bair 211 scholate who receive thore a Countries embraced within the scope of the the Ordinance, while conferring a great
This is a very eroditable indeed to Mr. Brewor, Europras educatins in the toral dialect of sho public boon on the colony aud largely benefit-in Shanghai of recent beavy lenses on black fendrieux interpellated the Government with gard why I should commit the caeu for trial P
Mr. Hastings-No, if your Worship decides the Engineer, Mr. Wagner, his locum tenens, and Portuguese language, and fearn neither English The Contents are les numerous to partioning the goneral bedy of marle let-bolders, in London. Ningeanw teas purchased in China to its pelier in Toaquin. His speech was
The Mr. Campbell, the Assistant Engincor.
nor Chineyo.-auswar thama eincitional need S-I cannot recommend the purchase of an as the nformatioued Chinese Schouls, viz. to might not impuse hardship in particular at over Fle, a bayo sold at Tls. 16.75, bat some wholly intended for the shotocats. In the corrs to deal with it, we have no objection.
sold even worse, thus:--.
of his pereration he said, "As to pacification, if agent of the Compaey statos that before this cases, must have been almost entirely disai-
the number of those recently slain by the natives happened the Company had no reason to doubt other land steamer until the result of the now onablearery chill first to learn to express thought Prices paid
wore counted, it would be found to have made no defendant's bousty in any way. They think water supply is known, and possibly the anbaenud feeling octly in the vernacular tongae, in China. Chaton, with Addition Article.pated by the declarations made by the Go.
that this affair and his discharge bave arisen quent question of separate fire maine cossidored; bofore attempting to nequire a foreign language: Ningobowa Tla. 13,80
proportionato progress. In the last four years vernor. There is one point, however, on
21.50
the killed and utterly invalided numbered 30,000 from his fortunately having given way to but I think, a new floating engine would prove The Portuguesecommunity are gradually, though .. 13.50 which the conclusion come to cannot be re-
M. Andrienz, on baing asked where he got Lisdrink and possibly not being quite in a fit very serviceable: the present ona is upwards of but slowly, taraing in the direction of recogniz 20 years old, and cahoot be expouted to Insting this sound pedagogical prinsipler which kos ... 11,75 garded as altogether satisfactory. We reter to advises extreme caution on the part of Chinos Lanterne. The latter obtained them from the
figures, said he owed them to M. Custolin, of the state to regulate kis notions at the time.
-His-Worship Has any of the money been-mach-longor, and in the event of a broakdown beadopted several years ago by the fouls of the
there is nothing to take its place.
· Roman Cübboulin blissino Lein, but the extent to the amount of compensation to be paid to merchants during the approaching season, if Tonquin papers at the War Office, thanks to recovered?
Mr. Hastings-Na, but what I have stated
19-I also enclose a return of the fires and which the parents of childret accept and act upon private wharf owners. These persone are in they would avoid the danges of rory serious losses a letter furnished him last September by M.
this line of education is still very limited. Tou the unfortunats position of being more
20. Our thanks are due to the meinbare of many Portuguese parts, who speak l'ortugnasa The Straits Times says that the China Mutuales-Quyet, who wanted the figars in question may possibly weigh with your Worship in son afarias of fire during the year.
His WorshipYou may think yourself lucky, the Vlanter Brigades, both European fooly, sent their boys, when 6 years akt, to un tenarts at will of the Government, and hare Co's steamer Ounfa arrived in Singapore from for a series of articles which be was writing. Mtencing the defamilznt.
Yves Guyot here explained that . Casalia no legal claim to compensation at all. Their Hongkong on the 24th us. with three blades of had hoon bis suuretary, and that if he gave had defondant, in this case, that the prosocation du Chinese, for hair valuable nesisteues, and in English School and insist upon their being hur hor propeller broken. Fortunately the vessel information be obtained at the War Office to M. not press the clurgo against you: This is a concluding this report I must bear testimony ried as quickly as possible through Standard after case is therefore not specifically provided for carried a spare set of blades, and the necessary Andrieus he had been railty of a breach of con- very serions offence and you will hava te go to to the very creflitable maoner in which both Standard, in order that they thay the sooner got officers and men of the Government Brigado employment as clerks and contribute towards the in the Ordinance, but bas boeu mentioned in repairs are being pushed forward 38 fast as posfidenca. M. Adeious Rally said that he did prison for six months with hard labour.
have answered each ell to duty.I have tho support of the family. This result in most cases connection with the agreement to be entered aible. It is expected that she will be able to re not ask for immediate but gradual evacuation.
honour to bs, Sir, your most obodigt servant, is that the non'al progress of such scholars in bat amme her royage before the end of the week.
GRO. HouseORI, suporficial, that they become more smatterors in into between the Government and the marine Her destination is London and Liverpool. This An Order of the Day, pure and simpts, was then
Actg. Supt. Fire Brigado. English and, worst of ali, such systematis hot- lot-holders for the carrying out of the is the maiden trip of the Ganfa, and it is sur. voted by 250 against 214.
The Hou. F. Stewart, LL.D., Colonial. Secry-house trainhig staats not only the growth of the scheme. Although the owners of wharves
tary, &o, &a, &c.".
montal energies, but has often also the effect of a blight upon the higher moral paréeptions. As the have no legal chim, they have an equitable
above zacationod Chiness Schools net as foodlere claim for compensation which does not admit
to the Government Contral School and kindred Institutions, so. these Portuguese Schools are of dispute. This claim bas boon recognised
bo natural Preparatory Schools for St Joseph's College and the Latin Convent School.
arranged nader ons Alphabot in the strictest order, the initials as well as the surnames boing alphabotionl
The MAPS and PLANS have boon mostly ro-agravad in a perior style and brought up to dalo. Thoy, now consist of
FLAGE OF MERCANTILE Hose IN CHINA.
COUR OF SIGNALS IN USE AT VICTORIA PEAK.
Mar or aus FAR EAST.
MAP OF THE ISLAND OF HONGHONG, PLAN OF Tre Cry of VICTORIA. -
PLAN OF BRITISH KowLOON,
PLAN OF MOUNTAIS DISTRICT, VICTORIA. PLAN OF FOREIGN CONCESSIONE, Shanghai PLAN OF YOKOHAMA, TLAN OF MANILA. PLAN OF SALOON.
PLAN OF TOWN AND ENVIRONS OF SINGAPORE. PLAN OF GEORGE TON, PENANG.
Among the other cualents of the book are--
As Anglo Chinese Coloniar, Mean of Barome-
for a Thermometer, Rainfall, o. A full Chronology of remarkable events sinna the advent of foreigners to China sal Japan. A dription of Chinese Festivals. Fasts, &o..
with the days on which they falt, Compardive Tables of Money, Weights, &c. Scale of Hongkonz Slamp Duties. The Hongkong Postal Guide for 1888.
Scalew of Commissions and Charges adopted by the Chambers of Commerce of Hongkong Shanghai, Amoy and Newchwang, Hongkong Chair. Jibritkata, and Boat Hire. The APPENDIX consists of
FOUR HUNDRED PAGES
CITRONICLE Rnd DIRECTORY
tarizo in an Adrechisement, but include- TARATIES WITH CHINA-
Great Britain, Nanking, 1842
Tientsin, 1859
Opium Convention, 1886. Burmah & Thibet Convention, and all others not abrogated. Franco Pondsin, 1955, Convention, 1860,
Tientsin, 1885, Treaty of Commerce,
Conventions, 1886 and 1987.
Caited States, Tienten. 186, Additional, 1860.
Peking. 1880 Gernen. Theitsin, 1881 and Peking, 1880. Portugal, 1888
Russi, Japan, Spain, Brasil, mad Poru. TREATIES WITH JAPAN --
Great Britain
United States
TREATIES, WITH. Corca
TREATIES WITH SIAM
TREATIES With Annam
Nutherlands
Corea
PREAMES WITH CAMBODIA CUSTOMS TARIFES
Chinese Japanese LEGAF
Siamese Cerean
Orders in Council for Government of H.B.M. Subjects in China, and Japen, 18tifs, 1977,
· 1878, 1991, 1994, WAŁ TAGG, 1996, 1806. Jules of HBM. Sapremo and olker Courts in China, Japan &xx, with New Table of Fous
Now Tables of Connilar Foes
• Code of Civil Procedure, Hongkong
Table of Hongsong Court. Fess Admiralty Rnlos
Fareigen Jurisdiction Act
Corne
The Dutch nathorities in Java hare a short way with Chinose punere ar beggars. The other day about 80 Chicose zewcerzers who could hot find means of subsistence in Surabaya wore summarily depórted to their own country. The la Courant says that there are vagrante enough in Jasa without any Chinese factorent Ee the number. The Chinese already settled there have opened in that sity a ledge of the famous. Than Thi Hong sariaty. It has been started as a friendly Society, but impunity may
elope it into a dangerous ene
The Hapo says advices have been received
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mind that the accident occurred through some weakness or flaws in the propollor, as she met nothing on her trip from Hongkong to interfere with the working of the propolter.
The Polly News says that on the 25th ultimo,
in principfe, but, as we gather, it is intended at the Shanghai Mixel Court two of the men concerned in the forgery of Hongkong and
to satisfy it only in part. The owners are to Shanghai Bank ten tal notes were convicted, receive compensation to nearly thic full extent Coe man was sentenced to three years' imprison of the loss they will be put to by the removal ruent, and the other th six months imprisonment, but the sentences will have to be referred to the
of their wharves, but not quite, The mar-Tastai. The first man is known as an old forgor gin which they will bare to make good ou and was consorned some time ago in manufactur
ing Customs Opium cörtidentes. The Bank
Lihassa.
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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO THE "DAILY PRESS."} THE NEW UNITED STATES MINIS-
LONDON, 30th March.
TERS TO ENGLAND AND CHILL.
BEFORE ME. H. E. POLLOCK.
TW3CZZLAMENT.
Harold Dowson was charged with stealing on the Brd November 1887 fae cum of $75, on the lat March 1898 the sum of $40, received by him on December 1987 the sasi of 835.40 aud on the list account of his employers, the China and Japan Telephone Company,
Mr. Hastings of Messrs. Wolton and Deacon) prosocutad
On the charge being read over defendant said he admitted it.
His Worship-Do you admital! threo elarges P Defendnut--Fos.
REPORT OF THE ACTING SUPERIN PENDENT OF FIRE BRIGADE FOR 1988.
FILES ETC.
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THE EDUCATIONAL REPOINT FOR 1888. Dr. Ritol, Inspector of Schools, in his report on Friday last, suge for last year presented to the Legislative Coundl
onat for the preferance given by the mass of the people to those non. Eiglish Schools. But in the schools, which are aft free schools for the gratuitous, character of the teaching given the special use of the pour, has also a great deal
The French Government has ordered a judi- of their own pockets is undetermined, and alus were produced by the photo-lithographic cial enquity to be made into the conduct of the Regulations for the Consular Courts of United--may-bo-greater-or-way-be-less-A-certain-proces, trat not very wall done, though in a Directors of the Comptoir for representing the
States in China Rules of Court of Consuls at Shanghai
sam is to be provided by the marine lot. bundle of notes they might pass a genuine. Back as being in a prosperous coudition, and Brigade has been suged euch year, during the to Government sapervision and either establish- Į as well as well as in Girls' Schools, continues to
Chinosa Passenger Act
TRADY REGULATIONS
Chin Japan
Siam
Customs Ecisare. China Shanghai Bonded Warehouss Regulation Costoma and Harbour Regulations for the dif
ferent parts of China, Philippines, Siam, & Pilotage Regulations BONGKONG
Charter of the Colony Ratos of Legislative Council' Fort Rugulations, ka, ke., &o.
Orlers may be sent to Daily Prena Ofico, whoro it is published, or to the following Agents TLONG KONG... Mosers, F. Binskhead & Co. HONGKONG......Mr. W. Drewer. HONGKONG......Messrs. The Hall & Holtz Co. HONGKONG......MoKelly & Walsh, HONGKONG... Messrs. Lane, Crawford & Qer HONGKONG.. Measta. A. S. Watson & Co.
Mr. E A. da Cruz. MACAO SWATOW
Mossra. Quelch & Co. ...„Mr. J. G. Götz.
the equity of the claim, and the equity is as
til Empire. They seero le place great con filence in the judgment of the Empress Dow ager, and hope that she will live mong yours yet
great in respect of the whole as of a portion of it. The wharf owners ought, in fact, to be placed is nearly as possible in the same position after the completion of the sobre at a grasonabis age. The great body of the
RACE.
YO SINGAPORE PAPERS.}
THE NETHERLANDS.
ANOTHER STORMY DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT.
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The following report by the deling Suparin- tondent of the Fire Brigade was presented to the Legislativa Conneil on Friday
FIRE BRIGADE DEPARTMENT,
Hongbong, 9th January, 1959.
10. Female education hus, for somo years Robert Lincolų bas con appointed Ministering report on the Gevarnout Fire Brigade for SIR-I have the honour to submit the follow
past, been making steady, though vory slow, pre- gress in the volatry. This movenant has been to London and Patrick Egan Minister to Chili.
the year 1888.
2.-The total number of Educational Institu- furthered, on the part of the Government, by THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND
tieng of all descriptions, known to have been steatablishing at the barioning of the year, 18-5 THE COMPTOIR.
1-During the year there 137 fires and alarms work in the colony of Hongkong during the your another Girls' School intended to give Chinese of fires, an costured with 161 during the year 1898, amonats to 200 schools with a grand total girls at exlusively Chinese eluention. The 1687, and 312 during 1
of 8745 scholars. More than tanne-fourths of Belilios Medal and Prize Fead, which, in-the what may be termed, surious fires, at which thu toholura, attended whosis (99 in number; subject courage and promote aduestion is, as t The following table shown the number of the whole number of scholars, that is to say 5,725 year under review, has been modified so sta on
bolders, out of which the Governmen! will by hand, were good imitations.
The signatures on the tuntas, which were dona
paying an increased dividend in January, when last tou years.
ed or aided by the Government in some form or stimulats private efforts in the dirretion of firat be compensated for the removal of ite
1888,
43 Bc. 1898, 11 fires other. The remainder, viz., 107 sobols with female education Nevertheless it is a patent faci The Call of the 27th February thas describes its affairs woro in an unsatisfactory state.
187, 35 1880. wharvos, and the owners of privata wharves the way in which the marringe of the Emperor
1,999 scholars, are Private Institutions ontirely that female education is still in a very backward THE INTER-UNIVERSITY BOAT
1886, ..... I
188)
independent of Coverameul supervision and re- conditios in thecolony and there can be no reason are to divide, between themselves whatever | Kwang Sa was celebrated his subjects in
18851
1880,
ceiving no akt from public funds unless it beable doubt but that a vast majority of the 8,402 1879, Cambridge won the Inter University Beat 1184............ 18 seem to take but little interest in the marriage. Rees by two lengths. balance may be left. This balance may turn San Francisco In this city the Chinese
that they are exempt from payment of rates and children in Hongkong who remains unedincatod (sen Tablo XVI) are girls. Of the 1,933 chil out to be smaller than is expected, and it is There is a great deal more concern expresamt in
3-After waking every allowance for the taxa. growth of the Colony and the more ortensivO 8-Apart from the Police Sekond with 360 dron enrolled in Gorerament Schools during conceded that in any case there will be some China-town about the movements of the polion
ase of kerosine oil, I am forced to the conclu scholara (via. 17 Earnpoons, 168 Chinese, and 159 the year 1888, there were 1,804 boys and 129 regarding lottery and gambling guines" than loss. But if compensation is to be given at thee is about the carriage of the fun. THE CONDITION OF THE KING OF sion that this enermoss increase in the number Indiana iz irregular attendance nad the West girls, that is in nay, the girls smihored eni all, we fail to see how is can logically be the Chiness Hiepdam. The residents of the
Grant-in-Aid of fires, during the last two years, is to be at Polat Reformatory, with 75 Chinese and 26 6.67 per cent. of the whole number of children tributed in no small measure to the effects of Portageuse scholars, both of which acheals are in Government Schools In made to stop short of the full extent of the Chinese quarter do not seem to care whether The state of the King of the Notherlands is cheap Fire Insurance."
empt from the control of the Education Do- Sehools the proportion of girls to boys has been their young Emperor is married or not... A for, damage sustained. It is not given as of the Chirto merchante expres thornsolved unukangal. The Ministers for the Interior and
During the early part of 1887 a keen compartment, the total number of schools, subject better from the beginning and is gradually im chuditable allowance, but in recognition of highly satisfied with the choice of the Empress of Justice have gone to Loo, and it is expected potition butworu some of the Insurance Con- to supervision and annual examination by the proving, In these Schools there were, is the pazios was command resulting in a general Government, amenated, in the year 1888, to 97. year 1599, aming a total of 4.25 children Dowager, and think that averything, political that texporary Regency will shortly be estabroluction in the rates of promis and the accept as compared with 47 in the year 1578, and 16-in 2,535 boys and 1.787 girls. In other words, in and otherwise, will go on as usual in the Celes-linked under Minister Heemskirk.
ance of risks on the coutants of Chinese houses the year 1868. The total number of achotara en Grant-in-Aid Schools the giris numbered 41.3 becoming the rule, where it had previously been rolled in this same class of schools during the per cent of the whole of children enrolled, s year 1888 amounted to 0,258 scholars, as com- that for any boys in those Sobools there wer the exception.
4-In one case of suspected incendiarism, a pared with 3,152 scholars in the year 1878, and also 4 girls auder instruction. A census o Another stormy debate took place in Supply charge was made at the instance of the Agent 16 scholars in the year 1988. Those compari Chinos Private Sobocks taken by the Sir William Barcourt led with an norid attack for the Straits Ingaranos Company which result- sons appear to exhibit a satisfactory increase of gistrar Generol, during the year 1588, b out of the District Watchmen, showe as they are in at present. Being of China-town, tre Americanized to the urtout upon Sir Richard Webster in connection with ed.in four Chinese (the master of the shop in schools and scholars from decade to decade.
which the fire cocurred and three employes) be- tenants at will they cannot claim coulpen- that they care more for the standard dollar of the Times.
4.Applying the same comparison to the last that there were, among 1,704 children in 8 sation for distarbance, as it is termed, our country than they do for the welfare of Sir Richard Webster rebutted the charges, ing convicted at the September Criminal Sur-three years, I find the number of Schools under Chinese Private Schools 1.579 boys anal 2 sions of the Supreme Court and each soctenced the supervision and examination al the Education girls, the girls numbering only 1.48 per cent. a NORTH RK& } Hall & Holtz Co-operativo Cabut neither ought they to be put to any China or the downstio relations of its Emperor." the Irish mambere provoking constant scenes into two years' imprisonment with hard isbour.
Dopartment to have risen from 80' Schools in the children in attenlanes. So far as Roma Brven orta and Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai actual loss, especially seeing that the
5.Several Magisterial engniries into the 1890, to 94 Schools in 1887, and to 97 Schools in Catholic girls are roucorned, bo they of nativ NAGASA Messrs. The C. &J. Trading Co. scheme whose execution necessitates the re
On the motion being put to reduce the vote cases of Bres have boon held under the provi- 1888; whilst the number of scholars onrolled, in or foreign extraction, ample provision has bee Kore-Csaka...Messrs. F. Walsh & Co.
sions of the New Firs Enquiry Ordinancs these same Schools, rose from 5,944 in 1886, to made, vader the Grant-in-Aid Sohope for YOKOH MA..Moers. Kelly &Walsh.
moval of the wharves is expected to provon Dr. Edkins the other day ju view of his depar by the salaries of the Marquis of Salisbury und (Ord: No. 23 of 158S) since it came into feroa in 5,974 in 1887, and to 6,258 in 1898. The steady modion of female education. MANILA...Mesara Diaz Puertas & Co. highly remunerative one to other parties. ture from Peklag. The March meeting of the Sir R. Webster, it was rejected by a majority October last, and allough, so far, no prosecution aanval iperensa thus obarvable dating the last Protestant European girls, there are two smal HANOI..Mr. F. Maitroy.
The wharf owners are not entitled to share Missionary Association took place the other day, of eighty rotes.
ne beau institated. I am of opinion that they three years and progressing from an increase of Private Schools which might he enlarged o have not been valueless.
morely 10 scholars in 1836, to an increase of 190 added to, with or without the help of the Grant KAIPHONG......Mr. G. Gavello, – BANDHIES. Messrs. Rassy-&-Go------
in the pecuniary profit, nor do they claim when a prepared address sigued by the entire missiomaly.community was read and banded-to-
It is quite possible the future will show that scholars in 1887, and to an increase of 284 scho-in-Aid Scheme, if the demand for female educa SINGA RE...Mesars. Kelly & Walsh,
to do'ɛn, but to make them remove their | Dr. Edklas. Specoles were afterwards deliver-
altbongh, except in mare cases, the evidenco ob tera in 1888, is nothing to boast of, bocause it is tion by this section of the community wors ne so small and not so hedge in with religious un2 PENAN-Messrs. Maynard & Co. present wharves and erect new ones par Meats, Wherry, Mecoh, Lowry,and Pilcher. od by Drs. Blodget, Martin, and Dudgeon and
tained in those enquiries will not take the case in all probability but a poor comparison with s Cowan ........Mosers. A. M. & J. Ferguson,
tially at their own expense is obviously un- All the speakers indulged to a review of the
any further than the Police report, the very proportionately much grester annual increase of social caste prejudices. As regards Chines fast being known that in every case of fire ths the population, but still it is satisfactory in view girls whose parents do not aim higher the GALOU: A. Mossrs. Newoan & Co. STUNE.Messrs. Gordon & Gotoh. fair. On this point, we think, therefore, the past and of their acquaintance with Dr. Edkins.
Polioe will take charge of the promises nod that of the deerates which oveurred in 1885 and con-giving their daughters a puroly Chinese, that BENE... More. Norton, Hargrave & Co. agreement demande Ariendmout, and that The departure of Dr. Edkins was muit regretted
public saqairy may be bold, will haver good affect. firms the opinion I expressed in my last annual uon-English, education; the Grant-in-Ai BEBA E... Messrs. Gordon & Gotch.
his missionary zeal and macon, hir scholarship,
6-Several prosentions have takes place or report that the current of educational develop Schowo is doing, or capable of doing if availed o LONDO
........Mr. F. Algar, Clement's Lane. the Government ought to see that full his friendliness and other traits of character Eugenis Koxon, tooler of masie, was elargedder the New Verandah Ordinance (Urd No. 2ent is beginning to recover its normal strength, all that 19 Deedfol. But there is absolutely LONDON Mennes. Jahn Haddon & Co., compensation for the actual cost of removal were tuched upon by the variona speakers. Diy with feloniously forging the name of 1. L. of 1588) with, so far as the Fire Brigade is con-which it had lost in consequence of the local dis-provision made by privato efforts nor by Gr 3 & 4, Bourerie. St., Fleet S1 is paid to the wharf owners. The removal Edkins told of his early missionary career pud Strlager to a cheque on the Hongkong and corned, nadoubted bensoial results. At namer turbances connected with the Franco-Chinas verament for offering Chinreo or other gir cheap.non-sectarian. English or Anglo-Chines Mesure. Biroot & Co.,30 Cornhilt
ous fires in the city it was found that not only war in 1894. his life in Shanghai and his visits to the Rebalas, Shanghai Bank, with intent to defraul. of the wharvou, will in any caso place the A very pleat and profitable evening war spent. LONDO. Mosure. Bates, Herdy & Co.
was the notion of the Brigade very much imped- 5.-Referring to the 1,258 scholars who, as education. it is the desire of the Governmen Mr. Webber appeared for the defence. LONDO: Mr. W. M. Wills, Cannon St. ownere in a more unfavourable position The removal of Dr. Wilkins takes away the oldest Fong Hi Tang, shraf, at the Hongkong and ed by the verandahe being onelosed and fited above mentioned, attended Schools under the to promote in the colony gerorally a koowledg Bin, Mr.T... Bichy..Rue Lafayette. pecuniarily than they now occupy, inaamach missionary here, the first to labour at Peking. Slanghal Bank said-On the 25th ult; at 11 am up with all kinds of partitions, but that the pervision of the Education Departarent, thers of the English language and to put a Europe BELLING. Hillebrandt,111,Alexandrinen
The first missionarias here were drafted from defendant presented the cheque produced at the dres frequently spread in oonasquenos of the were suryan 4,325 of those scholars attend or at least an Anglo-Chinese educating withi ing Misionary Grant-in-Aid Schools where they the reach of all we ought not to confee th Strost.
as the new structures will presumably come Shanghai, Tientsin, Ningpo, ent Amoy; the first bank to bo oashed. I took it to Mr. Evans to combustible raters of their contents.
7. In five cars, during the year, the fire has reosived a Christian education, viz. 3,407 scholars efforts of the Government to giving to bey SAN FI ANCO.Mr. L. P. Fisher, 21, Merchante under the recently published regulation im. direct import to the capital was Ir. Edkins' enter in the books.
Exchange.
collongue, who was for over a more of years in. By Mr. Webber-I am quite sare defendant Lean; unfortunately, attended. with loss of life in Protestant Schools and 918 scholar in Roman only an English or Anglo-Chinese education NEW YORK...Me. A. Wind, 21, Park Row,
posing Crown rent on all wharves to be charge of the Peking Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. is the man. He wore a brown has and a dark to the case, a young Japanese womans met her Catholic Schost. The Government schools in but offer the same advantages, on the same con Daily Preri Office, January, 1689.
Edklas left for Shanghai în the 16th March. bost,
death by the sudden, ocllapse of one of the houses the coliny more attended by:1,987 scholars, of ditions, to the girls who will be the mothers o
AMOY
FORMO A.....Mr. J. G. Götz.
Foocus Messrs. Heige & Co.
SHANG AL. Hall & Holtz Co-operative.Co. SHANG AL....Mosare, Kelly & Walsh.
MONDO
erected hereafter.
to guide the young Emperor until he has arrive.
Chinese, though, which makes ap the population
The Peking correspondent of the N. G. Daily the loss. Nowa writes:-The nutive Christians of the London Mission here prezented scrolls, oto, to
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BEFORE HON. H. K. WODEHOUSE.
CHARGS QT FORGERY.
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