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CHINESE DOUTORS IN TORNOSA. In his report of the Mackay Misipital Tamal Formos, fur. 1889, Dr. Mackay gives highly interesting and instructivo account of Chineas therapeities. He says:-
His EXOLLENOT.addressing the body of Police carried away the the document in his portman-Iton cuts for changing a fire dollar note ?" The At Weishow the passenger boats tra bir see whether a few thousand dollara x your
prisoner said "All right, two cents can do," and altered and stern wheels fixed in. The propont nnot be aaved P In bie report to the Prosent, expressed the pleasure hefeltin presising
on such an occasion, sod said that although ho The Acting hief Justice aald he thought it went away. He brought back 84.99. On the has given rise to some dispute, and the miko- Hoveroor on the sabjeet, Mr. MOQALLUM, was glad, that one of the recipients of the re- would be a very good defence.
19th ingt. she had ocasion to go to the hot te gati the Sanitary Superintendent, having stated ward of bravery was one of his own contrymen. Mr. Pollook sail that Mr. Morgan was not even some runey to pay the sook his wages. She rities have interfered. that from 70 to 80 per cent, of the refuso i was If anything mate plonsed to have to enable to show that Captain Clayson had carried found the five dollar note in the box. The pri
for a similar recognition on a Chitraman for say-off these documents.
souer was out at the time and did not return tit! orgnale or putrofastire matier, sye: The ing the lives of two Chinese women. It was a The Acting Chief Justios mid he knew Mr. the ovoning, when to was drunk. She said to Ex drawing attention to our special propara-method for its foal disposal adrocated by common belief that sob sota among the Chi-Pollook was only putting a bypothetical ass, him "I gave you a ten dollar note last night to nese were very rare, and if there was any ground | bat why should the Acting Registrar be boaud chung The prisoner denied it and said he tions, we beg to state that we continue to me, may ba fairly described as a kind of for the belief ho tolt surs that hors at least the to suffer for his predoosssar a actions. Sup. would take her to the shop where he had obanged import Drugs Chemicals, and Goods of every kind of the best description only. No other earth burial and the subsequent planting of emulation which was encouraged by such re- posing during his predecemer's time pf afloe it. He took her to a shop, olen to Cochrane- quality is kept in Stook. Our long experience the burial ground with trees. In consider dognition of aste of bravory was bringing about there had bean an accidental fire, would the street, and mid something in Chinese to tuo
A different state of things. This not wais Acting Registrar be Habla for the document.. shopman. The shopman then tall her that the i and intimate sognaintance with the Trade and in this method of disposal, it should be plesenre to him, not only because it was a proin Mr. Pollack said not if it was destroyed in prisoner had changed a five dollar note there at the best sources of supply enables us to par-teadily bare in mind that oremation is not of bravery bat besauss it was one of many that way.
At the same time tanghal at the prisonor. hast farm, and thus given an advantage simply oxidation at a high temperature, indications will find some lefore the motive of The Aoting Chief Justice sail that showod has could swear that she had a five dollar and a
the Government lately that the feeling was there was no legal liability.
ton dollar note in her bor when she gave the.
If we take muy part in the haling of disso, which enables us to offer our Constitztents the whereby all the organic part of the matter ebanging, and that Chinese. if they ever did so, Mr. Pollock said that when Mr. Morgon took prisoner the neto to change,
we cannot afford, in dealing with Chinese pati bonent of a scamiderable rodastion in the price remated
gasen and would not now, at all events in the waters of over full powera from Captain Clayson, as not- Kwong Aming, resistint bor to the com. is changed into
auts, to remain in ignorance of the healing art of all Spsolalities of our own Manufacture or | patting up, 40 compared with similar arlicies nah; and that by burial exactly. the Hangkong, allow their people to drown withouting Coast Guard Commissioner, he must bayar plainant, said that on the 19th inst. the as it is practiced around and about me, any mora
making an effort to save life.
received these papers, and accepted the liabilities prisoner went out and did not return till than wa vum afford to be in ignorance of the sold elsewher
Sause resalt is obtained, only the pro-stable Jahn McDougall to his Excellency. Ha
Mr. Frasets then introduced Foline Con- of the post.
about 9 p.m. He then had on a new jacket The Acting Chief Justice said this notion was and a new pair of shoes. He asked him whers sporstitions of the people whilst preaching the cess is slow and the temperature at which aid that on the night of the 4th February, a with referenco to a personal liability not un of: (he had got the money to pay for them and the gospel to thens. The following is only a part of
Bel ons. If it was a case of official liability prisoner said he had borrowed it from a muu. then tis action should have boso brought against The case was reminded. the Chinese Government,
chaše dirson from the Producers on the very
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BY MISTCOK TAR, POCKET, Mr. Polioak sail be submitted that was James Laskie, nesman, was obarged with `at- hailly so, he would refer hin Jatedship to some tempting to steal from John Harver.
Complainant, a seaman living at the Sailors' authority on the point. Mr. Morgan had eom- mitled a wrongful aot in detaluing these papers. Home, said he arrived in Fongkong on the 18th Hie Lordship He has not detained them. inst. about 8 pm. The same night between He has not got them. How can ho dotain what | eleven and twelve, he was sitting on another he has not got.
wan's bed talking. Prisoner was also sitting Mr. Pollock said he should have had them. on the bed. Sablenly he folt prisoner's hand He was liable by law to be called upon to in bis (wilues's) right hand packet. He sanght produce them, and he should havo asked hold of him while he was in the act of drawing Captain. Clayson for them when he took Captain it out. Prisoner said he had made a mistake, Blagann'a prist.
ha thanght it was his own pocket. He had no provisas knowledge of the privuar,
The result of years ol' obvervation and experience smong sufferers in a trying olimate, who seek relief in all ways known to them.
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Sometimes our parchases books on medicine, studies them, may copy parte of thom, at in this manner lesena enough about the enbject to begin practise.
À man, on resondt of being a sufferer himself snit continually taking medisine, in time ao- quires considerable coquaintance with ailmente
the okange is offected is low." As to the women had taken passage from Gibb's Wharf effort this motbed of disposing of the refuse ou launch, and when a little way from the would hare on the health of the Colony, overboard, P.0 McDougall, who was on duty wharf attempted to commit suicide by jumping
Mr. McCALLUM mayn it is very difficult to on the Praya at the time, heard har orias and 900 how any prejudicial effect can possibly although dressed in heavy winter uniform, Arias from it. Before going further into and with a strong current rating at the time, he plunged bravely in and brought the this part of the question, be says he would woman safe to load at great personal risk. like to hear from those holding opposite with the medal and $25, said-I do not know His EXCELLENCE, in presenting McDougall
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Le difficult to give a definite answer to this, accompanying envelops.
shown that Captain (layson was justified in Matthew Mole, saman, said on the 19th inst. and their remedies, so ho in turn undertakes to
prescribe for uthers. Mr. FRANCIS then presented Lam-Son. PC. keeping these documents. Why should defend-, he was sitting on his bed with the last witness DIARRHEA MIXTURE.
In some cases one being in y masticine shop, it to say precisely what diseases may occur and 426 to the notice of His Excellorey. On the ant ask for documents which Captain Clarson and the prisoner. Complainant was sitting in way to as master or merely as clerk, en account HEALTH for nas in all cases of DIARRHEA, in what manner, but it is a recognised and 15th March Isst Lam Ban was in charge of should never have kept? Why should he suppose the middle. They had inst had a drink and of daily reading and Hling and prescriptions
demonstrated fact that the presence of pu- Police Boat No. 15 when ba gallantly paganed that Captain Clayson had them? He bad handed were talking, Bucktonly complaiesnt gave himent by other doctors, in time oétriss a certai Prepared only by
tresceel matter in the soil dosa exercise a two girls from a junk which had capsized. The them to Captain Cyan but he might naturally sandga al clapping his hand as his pocket. amount of lail dge, and may aventuell start
girls were in the back part of the vessel and the have assumed that plaintiff had asked for them sagt prissuer's hand in it. Prisoner said he as a practitioner. a prejudicial effect on health. Dr. PRESTON, only entrance to it was under water. The book. He mid there was no rule in the bad mistajia the pooret for his own.
His Worship sentenced the prisoner to thron in bis interesting paper on the telluric Polios constable reportedly dived beneath the service on the matter.
junk, broke his way into the cabin and brought Mr.Pollock asked who were they entitled to sue? | months' imprisonment with hard labour, cuation of diseara published in the hoth girls to the surface. Mr. Francis said he Thay must be entitled to 800 Mr. Morgan He -Tramactions of the Hongkong Medical So-wight mention that the Chinese had strongly was the man who took upon himself to discharge the plaintiff and by so doing made himself ciety," says It takes so long to oxidize represented this sase as one worthy of notice.
His EXCELLENCY, ia handing the medal and responsible for these papare. He was not an deposits of this kind that it can hardly he money to the constable, said Yours was an aot titled to exercise the powers of the Coast Guard W donot hele oprasizos responsible for the opinion said at what period they may become safe to of great bravery which it gives me pleasure to Commissioner without taking the responsibilities be built upon." It may be replied that it reward, more especially as your countrymen have of the post. is not intended to build upon the site at Kowloon at which it is proposed to deposit Doss-Ter to twenty drops in brandy and the rubbish. Some dunger, however, then such an act as the ore performed by you will invo kept the man on in apfte of his misconduct propard Volunteer Corps it seemed to me or
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Hare with regard je native practitioners there are no examinations, and no degrees are confer red; but the force of custom makes it so in this
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not hitherto been credited with attempting The Acting Chief Justice asked whother Mr.
THE MOUNTED RIFL33. such. This feeling on the subject may not he Pollock mesad to say that because sume ung else.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS," justified by facts, but at all arents it exists, and had taken away the papers Mr. Morgan shoald
SIR,-On reading the. "General, lka" of the have the tendency to remove it altogether,
Mr. Pollock anbraitted that the defendant must always be from a mass of pal regnent Mr. FRANCIS thanked His Exool ansy on be. shorld have had the papers ready. If Captain Try difficult to discover the snake in the gross matter if human life comes anywhore bear bult of the trustons for presenting these rewards. Claysou never returned to the Culony, plaintif The Mounted Rifles are to be an exclusive little He believed that the presentation of these me might never be able to get any satisfaction for barly, to which admission is to be obtained only ballot. The idea is evidently to make it s by it, and at the present time there are a num-dile from time to time had a beneficial effect on this wrong. Mr. Morgan and Captain Clayson olique affair for a few gentlemen who would like ber of residents in the vicinity of the bay the native population, and the thunks of the right sells among themselves as to what to keep ponies at the public exposse. If ever community ware dae to Mr. Delilios for making demuity was to be paid to Mr. Morgna in proposed to be need as a dumping ground-these rewards and to His Excellency for pre-respect of this action, but plaintif was cutitled there was a se ut wing public fands for pri-Leight of hand work with the sale of pleaters Mr. McCALLUM speaks of his system as "a sonting them, kind of earth-burial," but the burial will ANODYNE LINIMENT.
not ba at any great depth, and an Mr. EDB For relieving pain in all cases of Space, Colla, vory pertinently asks, will not this mass of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Inflammation of the Bowels, refuse generate unhealthy gases, which must &c.
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to one Mr. Morgan who was Coast Guard Comato gratification this surely is one An adjournment was then made into the Hall missioner at the time of his dismissal. The patriotism of the gentlemen who want a corps of Mounted Rifls" is really exrucst, lol them of Government House where the prizes won at papers were moroover handed to him in the the late examination were presented.
first instance.
pag the cost themgeiros. IT EXCELLENCY addressing ilme searabled, The Acting Olof Juskies said Mr. Morgan willingly acceded to the desire of the Bellios presence of the plaintiff. If it had on ou
Hongkong, 20th Juno, 1889, said-Ladies and gentlemen, while I have very handed the papers to Captain Clayson in the Trustees that I should he present here to give without plaintiff's knowledge there might have these prizes away, I cannot say that I have any been some ground for sation against Mr. Mor- TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY FRESS."
This is made by feeling the palae. In order strong feelings in favour of this giving of prizes.go. My objection, however, is not authciently strong
Six-It is a pity that the writer of the letter to do so, tar deefor seats shima oppuke bis Me. Palinok said the rain that his lordship signed" A Recent Celonist did not add to the patient, who, whether male Esmale, bile the to overcome the fasting in its favour which is was laying down, that the party who was at the latter his name, for it might have givas waight palso is being mined plans 40 hine on any 50 generally approved by the community.time dismissal the employer was not bound to his assertions, and thus affected the ravela-iece of dotsid of the tyin My objecting to the matter is that to return the pupors. was in that might de tion at which he is.
Live patiout, the deptorswing-x-un- think it tends, as I have so often repeated grend bars hereafter to porous who might be But, however, fel me deal with the individus right hand first feel the pale of the patient's on other scossioza, ta maka-tus peeipients con- in the Custom Servios, ...
from a physical point of view, as we cannot dal-hard, then that obiekt waited and encourages them to look upon their The Acting Chief Justice sai hodid not lay with him by name. To begin with, hị must b But if the paisant be a formuleg für doctor uses edocstion as an end and not as a means to an end. that down as a goneral rals. It was necessary drapeptic, and having lost the calves of his legs his ovu left hand and first takes her right land, Wo give to-day another instalment of Mr. However, if accompanied by a cantion of that to be guided by 'roumstances.
will soon beanas antera jewel that is, bollow then her left. Baing Gould's story The Penny somequickskind and if those who receive the prizes olairly Mr. Pollock said it was very hard for the manohekod. Further, be must be deraid of all
He pls is damb en the preobwood part which was crowded out of Wednesday's issue.
anderstead that their having gained these re-who could not know the internal arrangement toowiatge of what a healthy body and a healthy of the wrist bone, and the diver is gers of wards is not a walter for wonder, that they are of the Customs D-partiment that he should be frame of mind require. Every oue will toll him the band, beginning with the bed arises all un The hairman of the Chamber of Commercs only on the threshold of knowledge, and the only referred from ous porson to another as the person that the necessary antriment for the body must that spot in the wrist who the pulse is felf. has received a letter from the Colonial Secretary good of what little they have learned is that it who was liable.
be taken, and a suficient tius given for ita di There are, Gro words neal by which differat informing him of the fact that Her Majesty's can be used for the purpose of acquiring more, The Acting Chief Instino said they were not gestion, and unleis our friend the? Recent Cost: tes of the pulse are distingui-led. The first Government have given to the French Govora- and that at the time tling feers school tasy are discussing the liability of other officers in the louise" is training to clink gaa pipes, lie hat of these means that the patas ja high and (ni), or namsingut notice to determine the postal contention only commencing their education, if this is service. Following Mr. Follock's argument there best follow the example of the Colonists he has cong: the ascend, as it is low or do, and
with Fraños of the 26th September. 1856, at the thoroughly impressed upon them, then all would be hardships on the other side if n wan, joinsi and ist others live, that they may live.
slow; the third, that it is, dlooper and lower still awho was guilty of no personal neglect, was tʊ be Tiffin is a beneficial and essential meat and and having very slight motion; bkc fourth, that expiration of one year from the 30th April last. harm is avoided in these presentations
certain good attaches to them by the omalation liable for the notion of his predecessor. A man I for one should be sorry to see the hour bestow it feels as if empty; and the dirt, that all motion-- We have received from the publishers (Messrs. it creator among their fellows. I may also say luck the liabilitias, from the time be took office od upon it taken away. I would rather san oant is gone, and nothing at all can by felt.. Kelly & Walsh, Limited) is very of that use that credit is undoubtedly dus where these prizes but he did not take over the liabilities of his Recent Colonist return to his "Pig-trouh fal work of ruference, the list of the Higher have been gained by paflence and perseverunde, predecessari.
id'the city of Londou at some oben "rash ree- Matropolitan and Provincial Anthorities of but where sucose has been achieved throngh Mr. Pollock said he must respectfully submit Chins compiled by Mr. Walter C. Hilliar, Obi- mere ability the credit is of course due to nature. to the Carrt that as Mr. Morgan discharge nose Boorotary to H. B. M. Lagation at Poti. Imposible, bonor to discriminates between the plaintiff he took aps himself the liability king. Thi edition has been corrected to at these cases, all come under the same category, of returning the papere. Further, although December, 1883, and is bound in boards instead and presumably those who are about to receive they admitted that F. Margan banded these of paper, like the previous issues.
these prizes to-day have won thom by mecit. pere to Captain Clayson, it could not be eaid HIMICELLENCỶ then presented tùs prises to to have been done with their consent.. There
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Southey, Diocesin zeloos, $29.
Lammart, Hongkong Public Sranol, $15. M. Fredericle, Victoris College, $15.
dins à dos Recadies, Vletoria Eaglish School, 15. Miss B. dos Remodina, $10, Mine Wong Tai Suvar, Bedin Foundling Hoso, Broute Star and $25.
Mie Fek Tes Lan, Victoria Hante and Orphanage.
Hiss Li Kin Fuk, Hasel Mission School, H.
$16.
to appeal.
target and resume his bun and glass of milk.
Hongkong, 20th June, 1889.
quis.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY PRESS." Sra Referring to "A Recent Colonist's"
DISEASES.
The heart and liver are supposed to cause thean
above-mentioned five diferent states of the pulse
It is 1-loved the heret ly seveni upendega no!, tlist wind and an evil principle there ister i and produce thess prions confitions -
There aro diferent diseases according to the four wagons of the year. Those of spring arw
The Band of the A. and S. Highlanders will the avosssful compelliers. The following is the must be motive person whom they could sus, letter in your isste of dile-The writer of it supposed to be caused by the liver, of summer by play the following programme en the Barrack int
ither Mr. Morgan or Captin sysoo. They just indeed be a very recent, and I should im the heart; those of sutan arise frein the lungs, Square-this-(Friday) evening, commencing at
knew nothing of Captain Clayson and the only gine self important colonist, else be would not nad of winter from the kidneys, No. The must person they coll sua was Mr. Morgan, and he make euch erronens atstomints as be dues common emplaists for the four ass or as asked their Lordships to grant him the right With the exception of a few mereantile horses follows:--
Spring-Headache, skills and for, raging in class be evidently excludes from his remarks) if The Acting Chief Justice said to my 10 rea.
is not a fact that business is absolutely suspended ferer, great thirst, de.
Suramer Chulle and forer, salas in the son for granting an appeal in this cass. The foronowhee hourif the middle of the day. There facts of the caes sesmed to be very clear. The is not an Earopean stora in the colony but has stomach, extremities numb. groat inferant heat, pininziff wished to be employed in the Chinese rozponsible assistant in charge daring the cough diarrhoes, great thirst, ds.
tifu baur to attend to any odd erstemer who may Autumn-Cholers, stomach acho, ohills and Bervice. He applied to Mr. Morgan, the Ca.a- About a quarter to siz, Mr. D.
drop in there is a rals strictly nd fever, inflamod eyes, water bush, omgu, Se missioner of Customs, and hide him cartain happen Tax strong committee appointed at the when the pony took fright At the junction of Kennedy was driving along the Cains Roari
Wiater-Celt followed by cough, gist papers which were the anbject matter of this caso. hored to, as I can prove to the effect that one -meeting of the Sanitary Board on Wedper.the Upper Albert Road with the Caine Road,
The distribution over, His EXCELLENCT said the defardant, not thon having obsego of the European assistantat least shall be in charge darabilla, aching bones, enlarged splen, indigestion, dey afternoon To report on the final disposal the sower is being repaired and there is a large have received prizes, do not jet what you have was present, and subsequentis, in the proance of xpects all the assistants to be bù duty during
Let me say to everyone of you who to-day Coastguard, kept the papers till Captain Claysoning tila hour. A Recent Coloniat evidently constipation, &c. hole of some fifteen-feet deep guarded by a hat- of city refose will no doubt enjoy the confd-boo rail. The pony rashed at this, breaking won today apt otherwise than as a stimulas to the plaintiff, handed them to Captain Clavion the tiffin hour, an expectation which no sensible cice of the public. That, their report will down the rail, and pony, trap, and driver were rash axertions. If you do, the pesentation of be a very valuable contribution to the dis- thrown into the bele, Mr Kennedy, unfortunately these rewards will be a loss rather than u gain
falling boueath the trap, Some little time elapsed cussion of this iesportant matter the names hetero he was extricated and only then with ex- of the wembere are a sufficient guarantee. treze difficulty. He was at once removed to the At the same time we think it would have ribs wers broken, and it is feared that his skull Hospital, where it was found that three of his been much more antisfactory and ad-is fractured. The trup was smashed and the vantageous had the subject hoor fully dispony rather avenly injured.
SUPREME COURT,
20th June.
IN APTELLATS JURISDICTION, BEFORE TAY FULL COURT. :
Pascon V. MORGAN.-
COMMON SENSE.
The plaintiff did not man would entertain-Youre faithful.y. for his consideration. ebject to Captain Clayson baring charge of the documents, and was subsequently employed under Captain · Clayson's order, and not in any
Hongkong, 20th June, 1899. mansa.. go far as could be seen under the
TO THE EDITOR OF THE,"DAILT PRESS." defendant'a nedara Then in the beginning
Sra What manner of man can" A Recent of April last year, Captain Clayson oring Colonist" bo who would deprise us of car tith tri-lhealth had to go away. and the
PZRECRIPTIONS.
The native ductor invariably write on his prescriptiva. It is then taken to the drug, shug and when the shop-keaper begins to fill it pul b lays it on the counter, and places upon it a flat place of along or metal in such a position na to let the eye entoh tha hamo of the first article of medicine to be supplied. When this has been carefully weighed and kid on a paper, ha moves the stone or metal down so as to show the segund,
anties of his office devolved temporarily per hour? People must have tiffin, and savely it is and as or to the sud. Each are being in this Mr. Morgan, and in the course of those duties, more convenient that there should be a generally way prepared socording to the prescription; be for reasons which need not be mentioned, on the recognized bour for it than that business should there one, two, or maoy articles, all are wrapped 18th April last-be-Kasharge the plaintiff. be disturbed for a longer period by people going together in ose paper along with the rourip From the fact-of-these-dosents not being away from their offices at irregular times Antion, which is always thus ratarod to the s
of Morgan, sad the question of contrast being dis-out Colonist" takes his diffla hour himself, bus draggists, that they are always exes of put in sull
forthcoming, it was suggested that the plaintiff hour is little enough tune in which to take a tomer, and the ages of the article bagued un-- had a right of personal action against rogular moni somfortably to bolt one's food is the outside of the package.
condacive to health. Apparantly "AR It must also be said, to the credit if the infive carded, the only possible ground was that of tries to work fate it his shopping, his shaving poisonous plants or mineruis to unknown persones. personal tort. It was suggested, in the first place,
for
the plaintif to appeal against the judgment This was an ex parte application for leare Mr. Justine, Wise in Summary Jurisdiction
Mr. H. E. Pollock, instructed by Mr. Wabber,
came of thin afterwards, and he stated that he
· Minerals,rgeks, ebells, de, as a raloare ground into powder, and then roasted in a fun for use,
Vegetables, roots, flowers, barką, berds, do,, aṛe used of infusions.
The following list of disenare and the medi Letues presoribed for them givo a fair view of the remedies thetare employed throughout the North of this Island. They are by no means the only medicines wed, neither are they invarishly the ones prescribed in every stated mase by everT doctor; but those noted are in actual use, anji commonly giver for the different disonses LOGO-I Lionel,pacious of all the modicines referrod to below are on my table, in match boxes labelled. conceivable complaints.
[Here follows a lengthy list of medicines for all,»
Deders in Coansit for Government of .B.Moussed by the full Board. In respect of Yesterday the members of the Hongkong Subjecta in China sui Jayan, 1865, 1877, some matters; where questions of detail have Sketching Club bold another exhibition in St. 1975,-1891, 1834, 1864,-1836, 1886, 1886..
Andrew's Hall,ity Hall, which was largely Rules of H... Supreme suit other Conrts to be minutely gone into, it is a saving attended during the afternoon. Several new in Okins, Japan&c., with New Table of Fees of time and a convenience to delegate them names appeared on the ostalegno, and the list to a committee, but when questions of funds of exhibits was a long one. It included some familiar pictures, which were first exhibited mental principle are involto it is desirable in a years ago, but which were of coarse new appeared for the plaintiff. every respect that the discussion should be to at least half the visitors. Thứ show was a
Mr. Pollock is opening went over the fauts of that when Mr. Morgan took over the duties and so on, and would have other people kept at Very esamo ub.taue used as drugs have made as broad and open as possible. Half the good one, probably one of the best yet hold. Some the pass as stated before Mr. Justice. Wise, of Coast Guard Commissioner he should have work to wait upon him. I may be wroar in sup. names in the medical cocuklary which are un working members of the Board have been previous work done by the same artists, and we damages against. Mr. Morgan, Commissioner of cheen that ke banded these documents to If so, and he takes a bread and not a persona dung is called "Waite cloves.”
of the oils shown are a distinct adranos on stating that the plaintiff claimed 3500 taken possession of all acestants. It had been posing him to be tinged with selfish fesliur. known to the masses; for instaras, sparrow
view of the matter, perhaps he would kindly ex- appointed on the Committee; why should the are glad to note this improvement. Considering Customs, for detention of a mercantile and navaltain Clayson, and that he did not know what plain wether he thinks people ought to go with
the weather in whics we have now for two discharge, retained by in Morgan when, a other half be relieved of their responsibility months, slowly simmered, such an exhibitionsoling Coast Guard Comtaissioner, hediswolsed knew of ad role in the Chinese Borsion-for the nut tin, or only that they devote too much in the matter? It is seid, of course, that speaks volumes for the energy of amateurs who the plaintiff in April last. Thonn domments were retention of these documents.. It soomed to him lime to it.~Years, etc., the matter will be discussed again when the in the whirl of business in this high-preware practically good conduct certificates.
(his Lordship) that Mr. Morgan bed no ranson
AN OLD, STAGER." Hongkong, 20th June, 1889. Mr. Justice Wise aid there was no eridenos to know that these documents were in Captain Committee presents its report, but experience placo Lave littin is to cultivate art. ferent porta or China, Philippines, Siam, &e. has shown the ampel value of second-hand giandard Life Assurance Company, hold at organ dianlised the plaintiff. Mr.. Webbur kad every reason to believe that they were thers At the Sard Annual General Meeting of the when the case was heard to show that Mr. Carson's possesion, and even if they were he discussions of that kind. One of the inci- Edinburgh on the 23rd April, 1988, the follow. simply mentioned it in his eamming up.
by consent of the plaintiff. He did not sa0, SUMMARY OF THE dental advantages of representative bodies, ing results for the year ended 15th November, onment dismissing him was sigued by Mr: Mor Claycon. Then it was suggested that apart Mr. Pollock vid as a matter of fact the do. therefore, that was any legal duty on the part of
KWANG-PAO Mr. Morgan to demaud these papers of Captain and a rory important one, is the educational | 1683 were reported:---
18th gan. If there was no evidence before the Court from the question of personal Hability against inuance of their public discussions. The were received during the year for.............
3979 New Proposals for Life Assurance 21,574.70s that Mr. Morgan dismissed plaintiff it placed Mr. Morgan, thorowas an official liability as Coast public of Hoogkong are vastly concerned in 2973 Policies were issued assuring £1,108,302 thom in rather an awkward position as a Guard Commissioner that because his predsed by the Commissiour of Justino a stifying the
The Total Existing Assurances in force
matter of fact Mr. Morgan did discharge the the question whether the dependency of at lath November 1898, amounted to 20800.40 plaintiff, Captain Chryson being in Japan at sorin office received these documente he should Kowloon car, with safety to health, be made of which 1,414,19 was rodeared with
the time. He asked their lordships to by allowed are returned them. If these documents were people that any person having way grievance to
repeired by his predecessor and should be redresgel, or any information-to lodge Rfa: The following are often mixed-Mastard seed, dumping ground for the refuse of the cityThe Claims by Death or Matured En-
to put in the dovezext now.
The Asting Chief Justice said he did not./ bave been returned and his going away pre- thieves, gatablera, rebels, and so on. should de- sawdust fa Ferinosam traa- botanical ane of Victoria, and we fail to see why the mound, including bout addition,
think it could be put is mat. They might take rented their return, and if there was any neglect post the papers in a box specially put up at the unknown, Aconite, Fardanthus, Arlin-Palmats. public should not have the benefit of bearing Horgaber, 1893, to
it as fresh evidence if an appeal was granted it was on the part of someone else and there threshold of the Tamen. Rewards are to be A very poisonous plant often used as bo
was certainly no evidence to show that there on other grounds. all that can be said for and against the pro. posal. A majority of the Sanitary Board, however, hive dreided otherwise, and the matter is to be dealt with by a committee. The committee, wo- hope, will refuse to approve of the dumping system as an priment; if it can raslefy itself of the absolute incoenouances of the system,
HONGEDEG
Charter of the Colony
Bulos of Logislative Council
Port Regulations, ko, ka, de.
Orders may be sent to Deity Press Olive, where fis pallished, or to the following Agents- HONGHONG....Messrs. F. Blackhead & Co. BONGBONG......Mr. W. Brower. HONGKONG......Mesars The Ball & Foltz Co HONGKONG... Mesura Kelly & Walsh,·· HONGKONG ... Measca Lane, Crawfordì& Do: HONGKONG..., Measra. A. S. Watson & Co. MACAO...
Mr. F. A da Cruz. SWATUW... Messrs. Quelch & Co, AMOT
Mr.J. G. Götz FORMOSA.Mr. J. G. Götz. Foodnow........Mesars. Hodge & Co. "SHANGHAI, Ball & Holts Co-operative Co.
SHANGHAI. Mesare Kelly & Walsh.
NORTHERN& Hall & Holtz Co-operative Co. RAYER Ports and Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai, MAGAGARI Mors. The C. &J. Trading Co. KOBE-OBAKA....Messrs. F. Walsh & Co. YOKOHAMA ...Mesars. Kelly &Walsh.
......Messrs. Diaz Puertas & Co.
Mr. F. Mainlroy.
MANILA
SAIGON
other offer.
which
The Annual Revenue amounted at 15th
The Ascumulated Fande mi smo date amounted to means weig
9.18
49, £6,090,315 Suing an increase during the year of £158,657..
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY PRESS."]
LONDON, 18th Juna.. THE SUGAE BOUNTIES BILLA The consideration of the Sugar Bonaties Bill
A proclamation is given in fall that was iœn.
...
PLASTERS.
Thess trò commerly mal on the temples."
Gypsum, Girders from blacksmith's shop ground up, Cat's dụng.
Another kind--Cow dang, Ar edible fungus Mr. Pollock' asked that he might be allowed to was any personal neglent on the part of biz bestowed upon those who give true information, tanical name unknowe, Dryandra, Elseveren. mention the document for what it was worth. It organ, nor oock it be on how there was and punishment meted out to those who make that grums ou free trunks, Castor oil seeds, was not produced at the trial because plaintiff any, devolution of Hability on Mr. Mergan false statements.
as his successor. He thought, therefore, upor had mislaid it. It was vorg material..
At Shunté a motorious character has levied beth grounds, the application of Mr. Pollock must
Minerals and plents are used by the Chi- The Acting Chief Justice said If it apprared material the Coart might give love to pat it fail, and he agreed entirely with the decision black mail on the passenger boats, and the people
aro in such a state of fright that no beat which have real medicinal properties. At the some time there is, on jameosa. in Afany rate Mr. Pollacs might apply to the given by of the learned ponte judge
Mr. Joallon Wise esid ha entirely concurred will bar. The matter has been hid before the amount of what is really worse than rub. learned jadge who heard the case, for a re-hear in the decision of the Acting Chief Justice. Gorerament. ing on the gronad of surprise. Hedid not think with regard to the arguments produced then.
bish, because positively injurious to the human, he could allow document to be put in now.
A large number of prisonere, guilty of potty system. In the eyes of the naties doctors, too,
obódín enhances its valuo. A notable examples trate, an ect of green shown by His Majesty on of this is soon in what, literally translated. his acceanion to the Thrones ja le
onlled deer stomach stono,” which is sold someti Another proclamation from the judge mathtimes for the enormous pries of from $2 to $20 fying the people that the killing of a robber who All of these bare ever step rezsin siza ubunt as large și pigson's eggs, nud, et a dirty pet- tried to steel wall in all cases be justifiable.
lowish colour. It is said there is a pobble jugde The tithing station notifies the public that of every one of thom Tint riainly is the
well and good, but if there appears to bo Any in the House of Commotis, has been postponed he had dooided the ons was that plaintiff had trial, but he did not look upon them as being offences, were liberated by the Pan Yü Magia the fact of a thing being rare snit diftroft,tay
element of danger, lo deposit the rubbish as till next session,
an experiment and wait to see whether it
PRESENTATION OF BELILIOS. PRIZES.
POLICE COURT.
10th June
BEFORE THE How. E. E WODEROUSE.
ALLEGED THEFT BY A ROUSEBOY.
Mr. Justice Viss said the ground on which her were not the same as put forward at the
such as should reverse the previous decision. HANOI
no action against Mr. Morgun. HAIPHONG...... Mr. G. Gavelle,
Mr. Pellock submitton that there ought to be Mr. Aug. Bock."
espace an outbreak of disease, would be
leave to appeal. At the time the plaintiff was BANGHOR.....Messrs. Rameny & Co.
discharged the defondant was in charge of the SINGAPORE..Mosers. Kolly & Wo'rk.
nothing less than criminal. It is, moreover,
coastguard ship on which he was employed, and PENANG.Messrs. Maynard & Co. impossible to say at what period the ex
it was the defeudsat who discharged him. That COLOMBO...Mears. A. M. & J. Ferguson,
His Excellency the Governor presented the was a pary material part of the okie is coa. periment could be said to bo complete. The prizes given by the Trustees of the Bellica tention was that under these circumstances the CALCUTTA... Messrs. Newman & Co. STORY. Moss. Gordon. & Gotch ill effects of making reclaimed land with ro-Test find which were won at the examinatima defendant was Fable for the return of the papere. MELBOURNE...Mears. Norton, Hargrave & Co. fuse may not be felt until, perhaps mapy bold in December lust, at Government House fendant was found to bare sustory of them and
As Acting Coast guard commisslover the de BRISBANE Mesari Gordon & Gotol. LONDON......Mr. F. Algar, Clement's Lazė. years hence, the pressure of the population yostarday morning. His Excellency also pre if he had not he must suffer for it. LONDON Mesara. Joba Haddon & Co., necessitates the land being built över and its sented two Belilios medals for the saving of life Mr. Justice Wise said the argument was at
3&4, Eonverie St., Fleet St. disturbates in building operations canussit to to two police constables. The latter presents the trial that tossuss ho received those doon LONDON:
Mesars Street & Co.50 Cornhill
The Viceroy has ordered several shopkeepers sold to dreggiats ats high figare. These stones Messrs. Baton, Hendy & Co. give off the poisonous gasos emlasting from tion took place first. A body of Pollos, ander ments he must be in custody of them. Mr. W..Willa,151,Caunen St. the burled filth, The experiment may be Gardon, was drawn up to form three sides the Acting Registrer was: sated to producs and a five follar note. She took out one of the gate as the land is required for public use. The
the Captain Superiotondent Major General different argament. Suppose for instados moves The drover timed to be to ranate their shops thatod mise the south also are often given as presents from lower to
Here, on the whole, all olasses give the palun 4 Mr.L.H.Bigby,66 Rue Lafayette, said to have been completed at Manchester, are on the lawn teoing Government House, a doorment which had been placed in the custody notes and gave it to the prisoner, intending to proprietors and savoured to refuse, but with no jû surgery and treatment of extemat dimases to ..G. Hildebrandt, 111, Alexandrinen which has been called a city built on a'dung-Among these present to witness the ceremony of the Registrar, and he was unable to do so, nad give him the five dollar note. She did not look effect.
Western practitioners, bat they do not so readiv BAN FEAN CO..Kr. L. F. Fisher, 21, Merchants | bill, sad which has the largest death rate of were Dr. Eitel and Mr J. J. Francia, Q.Considerable damageby its not balar Lorthcoming the note changed and pay two cents for obeert Ta'up-butorrent washed through a vile dealing with internal diseases. There still prë. ̈*
ly noknowledge the experiority of Foreigners in any town in England. Is it prudent to re-(Trustees of the fund) Right Rev. Bishop Bar- would t be any defme for the Auting Boyle Ing if. The Prisoner wald it would be tan dents age locatalet the foot of a bill, drowning rails large amount of ignorance and conceit peat the experiment at Kowloos, merely to don. Mr. Batowa Wright Mr. C. J. Bateman ko. tear to say that he was sorry, its predecessor, had for charging the pots, Bhe mid “Why twenty pertume
[ but 2704de by 115dio, very clowly yeh surely, their
LONDON.
LONDON
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PARIS
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Exchange.
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Daily Press Office, January, 1889..
fith must be leared out from the streets in case with one in my possession, for I broke it. order to prevent the outbreak of alckness. Thes The popular explanation gives for this gir
cumstanse in, that the deer swallows a pubble Tema Aming was charged with stealing neglecting to comply will be punished.
which remains in the stomach, and by spocetion, Rewards are offered by the Nantai Magistrato gradually increase in size. Here in North For the property of Mary Manteleer.
Complainant, a single woman, living at No. for the arrest of an escaped criminal and the mona whenever a deer is killed the busters are always on the look out for thin stone, which is Cochrane Street, mid the prisoner was hor guard. housaboy. On the 18th inst she went to a box Mr. Folloak id be admitted this was à and took dut a drawer in which she kept her
the person so placing the document suffered as the note particularly. She told bìm to get
higher officials.