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43 the American consumption of and demand for silk, raw and manufactured, is growing every year at a remarkable rate, by which some prolit to American many. facturers must be figured. Them, it will be
Vessels in the Philippines coasting trade have had their licenco fue reduced by from 25 to 331/ per cont repre-enting no annual saving of sorvaty thousand pesos for the owners. This (Tuesday) evening, the Hon. Dr. Clark, P.C.M.C., is to locis..e on the water supply, the
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forvent wish, so to speak, siring the pleasing deductions. China and America have been good customers, the one of the other; and we are still waiting to see what is to be th outcome of a misunderstanding about which enough has for the present been said. Another point made by the okümin is patently special pleading; and we are afraid it is open to the charge of being somewhat disingenuous. Our contemporary
says:-
The total productionofrawcott in the world auruuts to something like 14 million bales, of which America produces 66 per cent, India 15 per cent, ant China and Egypt 7 per cont.. oach. Such being the case, it is not surprising that American contou practic ly rules t markets of the world. The European countries. of rostrioling the commercial desirous supremacy of the cotton mercats at Now York and Galvost . have of Into endeavouring teultivate collon in their various entoni s. Great Britain, for ios suto is encoura the cultivation of cotton in Egypt, and Strica; Gerases, in Togolant, Okabandya, aud in Eastern Afric; Francs jo Le Sondan
Russian in the Caucasus, and Turkestan. All these countries aim at reducing
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Mr. Arnold Birnbaum, of Beku, Meyer and Compras, Singapore, met his death on Septem- ber and by diving into a 100 shallow depth of water. He was the only son of Brigadier Goaorai Birnbaum, who on the sail day, would
assisting in the celebration
anniversary of Sedan,
of the
The following comment from America shows how compromising a Censorship may be
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DISTURBANCES ENDED
KOBE, 11th September." The Chief of the Tokyo Police las resigned in consequence of the public
lignation: "
With the exception of sporadic outbreaks in the country the bances, due to dissatisfaction the peace ternis, are ended,
[REUTER'S HERTICE
SUPREME COURT.
Monday, 11th September.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
BEFORE SIR. F. T. PIGUOrt (Chief JUSTICE).
CARLOWITZ & 40. » THE SUN SR15ą FIRM,
notions onder-
His Lordski delivered judgment in this In this case there wasa contract to tho supply of a certain quantity of crackers. It was made in Laaten between a Chinos fie and the
refers to the discontent in Japan" It is believed the situation is much warze thou report d owing to the rigorous consirship which has been established over dispatches for THE TROUBLE IN THE CAUCASUS,orker, because the plans of performance w
thread."
Return of visitors to the City Hill Roading- room for the-wesk onling the 30th September, 1905:-
Non-Chiness Chinese
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tal... ... 217 The following commentiudicates an American Army scandal: The presunt uniform of the
manager of tau Caton branch pia German firm trading in Hongkong. The first question distur-is; what Law governs the abilities arising under this contract ? It sans fairly clear that with although it cannot be strictly called a vostract
frde on board," the crackers were to be delivered to the plaintiffs in Hongkong. It was assumed by both sides that the law of Hongkoaz applied, and therefore, that the GARD was governed by the Sale of Goods Ordinans: the assumption being based on one of two grounds : Hongkong, because the intention of the LONDON, 9th September. partier was that the lay of this Colody Latest telegrams from the Caucasus are should app'y. The question thus ris
is important one, as it is
is not improbiales so vague and confused than it is impossible that many contracts are mule in a Bat to say whether the rising is spreiding our evenstances si ilar to
The leading in fou the subjet fa sabailing; against reassuring oficial tel-Jacobs e. Credit Lyonnais (12 Q B.C. 53) grams, are private aessages, recounting wholesale massacres of Armenians. It is feared that the four Britisters at Balakhany
the use of Americau cotton as much as poss ble. Aurio u soldier is the rost sonib tipmonte heen shot, or have perished in the
that he has evor worn, nid graft that last cora-
of the soldier to worsholly his worked an injury to this officiency of the anay, Nebody will food very sorry for the content y who have lost the 200.000 rejected uniformIN. They know they were cheating and have boos caught at it.
Japan, on the other hand, is satist with purchasing American and Indian co-ton, and almest exporting as much manufactured cottos as possible to Chua and other countries."
Japan may well be "satisfied" to purchase Americaă cotton; although we believe she purchases, ann of the Indian product. If Japa bes not cupied Europa n countries in their desire of restricting the emmercial suprennicy " of Americi, it must be because as vet dapun kas no Judit in which to encouraga isompetition. Juqua has her Too, but us yet no Togoland. It is not, as our contemporary, well knows, Bere envy of American cotton supremacy which inspires the British Cotton Growing Association; but self preservation; and if
The tablen wes, impatient with rozmt Grid Japan ever bas a Lancashire fannine of her
cisme of Anverican policy in the Philipp n. own, the Kukmain may be counted upon to япун The Luth of the inatter, is, Jairo Bad! favour any project likely to deliver itsis jealous of the suppler-sired. 15,6 how He fols in his oma joints the country from the tender mercies of a Jonathan.
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rapid development of her manufacturing industries demanda all attention; and "worry" is the correct word to use, for to grow coltoa on au efective scale would, wo imagine, place Japan at her wits end. The Kokamin further seems to think that will the Chinese market on one hand, and
Lo spindenta must forward lluir names and ad-American growers ou the other, Japan is dresses with communications addressed to the Edile, ut fublication, but as evidence of good faith
Alt litters for publication should be written on one side of the paper only fo anmymously signed
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THE Americans in the Orient are not, is our experience, effusive in their expressions of Ia conversation, regard for the Japanose, they often revert to the possibilities of "I has fature conflict with that untion,
But no commercial
com.
flames of the house in which they were besirged.
ANOTHER FIRE.
the appeared the fire ad spread to three storeys, but thanks to a plentiful water supply and the strenuous efforts of the fire brigade, it was soon subdued and eventually extinguished
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from the ultimate purchasers that they did not explode and that they were not in any respect so good ay those of the same grade which had baou supplied by the defoudant firm on previous occasions. Que other point is. olear from this evidence that the dutailed examination of the ornekors was wado fu con. sequence of these complaints: that this was independent of the examination mado ou -tho arrival of the goods and that it hard out the complaints which had been made by the- ultimate purchasera. So far the case soomus to me to be free from doubt. But the stress of the defendant's argument was on the fact that not only Carlowitz and Company in Caulon unl als Champion and Company in the United Statos had examined the crackers and accepted
Farther that
them as good and mwrokunta Amerios tha
when the complaints canıy plaintifs stranaously supported their original opinion that they were good, and lastly, that though the examination might have been, as was suggested, superficiat, the examination in the United States need not bore been so. Under the circumstances can the plaintiffs now be heard to say that the enakers were not good? On one other point I have no doubt that all that could have been done in the way of giving notice of the complaints and in verifying them as far as possible, was do both by Champion, and Company to Cacowitz aud Company and by them to tho defendants. The que t'ou is not an easy one, and so far as I know, is not covered by authority, at least, noan was cited. But after giving the question tho fallost cous to the conclusion consideration that it is lanposible to say that if the pouds are not ia foot want a purchasex coutracts for ho is estopped from recovering bacanse to ermined them in the customary way sud din discover that they were were diff rent.
laws of exopped spplies te words or The
not to worls
by E. M. Rachrich for 2000 ps and by IL Taylor for 19,00 pesos. They ́ c'ahu to have boon lib-led by articles in the Coblenem which spoke of them as Shylocks. "ten-per-coat- ̄} The shop is said to be insured for $15,000, but Preamplick. I think the only way of ascer- would puvent recovery blox. And
-isonthers" and surges. The complaints in
a
trustworthy particulars so far conot be user- the suits wore filed in the Cair of Firstained as the unster is out of the Colony. It Instance yesterday-
is stated that a policy has been taken out with Messrs. Sandler, Widler & Co; for 88,50), 'The stock of vermicelli wna destroyed.
rheumatism of age and with that potating incident to grey hair is hat, upon the gal
bid methods and baratas the new Dauglel ways of progress bocans they ara no involved that an pkl mi cannot hop to fewn lancers.”
In the case of the Government of the Philippine Islands, against the American Bark, aching for the assistance and supervision of the courts in the liquidation of the affairs of that institution touching its assets, Jadga Swecoy ordered that the treasurer of the Philippine Islands proceed with reducing to assets of said bank to cast and that he make his report thereof to the court, and also to report (1). All public tax due if any." (H).-All debts us to other porous. Whether any of said debts are in any way secured by netgages on suy property of said bank, and whether any of stud doble are in the opinion of the trous rar, entitled to priority of payment, and his reason therefor.
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A meeting of Police Magistrates and Justices of the Phase was held at the magistracy yesterday afternoon to consider an adjourned application from Michael Kossack for the transfer to him from I. F. Suavedra of the adjunct Hesuse to sell and retail intoxicating liquors at the Hotel Baltimore: There were present Messrs. F. A. Hazeland (prosiding), G. N. Orme, R. H. Craig, F. J. Johnson and T. H. Huster.
a contained beef. yor if it afterwards transpired that the large majority of the fis
contained, mutton, it seems self-evident that the defondant coukinet tay: You azumined them, found beaf, said that the tins contained beef: therefore they do coatsin beef." and this on thes evidence before me is perfectly analgans to the pressut eass. The defendant seemed at one time to suggest that the crackers were in fact, good. But this was not insisted upon; nor could it be, for the erideaus is
against him. Hotid suggest, however, that the crackers wer in fact low grade crackers which he ordered and. which could not be expected to mako magi noise and often none at all. But part of bis case is that the crackets which were
and it has been worked out at some length in Dicoy's Conflict of Laws. The question of the intention of the parties may be at suco disposed
condunt. of. It is not oxer.sed; and it cannot be which indues other people to act to their contracted, or the banol house of the German or conduct which, as in implied either in the case of the Chinaman who prejudice on the faith of theat
this ease, haya firm, which ougotiated the purchase, in Canton. no inluence of
nctions other people's With regard to the pace of jformance the Again it was not a form of contract that this question is more difficil. The first presumption examination should be conclusive and bar is that the law applicable to a contrast is the subseqsuat recovery nor in the abs me of any law of the place where it was made. The proof as to the ins e Chios can this be said to sound presumption is that wha the contract be an inherent condit on of the contrac Nor A vertical shop at No. 133, Wing Lok is als in ese country to be performed wholly again was it a torm of the contract, that ther Szent was the scene of another enthreak offer in part is another, then the law is that should be any examinati a at all as a condition of the place where the performance is to of acceptans. The exammation was raid to be tre on Sunday night. At about 11. pan. the take puco. To this serond presumption customary, though not an satial custom of. The Manila Cable news of the Hith itist, sayre bell sounded the starr, and the brigade Mr. Diory adds:"metally as to the mode of the trade, which puts it no higher than the Suits have been entered against Frederick
turned out muder Chief Inspector Baker. When perform nee." The two propositons are not asmatuation which every parcher makes of O'Brien and the Manila Publishing Company
that the few loci antractumny apply to a trasted as a purchase after inspre fou, becaus toucher defined for the learned antler saye goods baf rs le accepts delivery. It can be contract partly or oven wholly to be performed obviously the whole of the gods damot ba in another country":"wales practic diy destroys inspected, but only a very small proportion. the value as a legal proposition of the sand We have no oviders that the law of China
after such as ex mi taining what law applicable in nuy given s- tion if the goods
I may of circumstances is to determine dostly what the obligation is which is alleged to hate heen, in sssing, that even if the obligati as under this courant were to be judged-by- broken. It it is conneetod with the mode of English law, the case Calls well within the performance, es. Mr. Diany suggests, then
case laid down in the Ordinare on suls in elenrly the law of the place of performance which the doctrine of curent emptor is oxcinded. must apply, as in the Credit Lyons case, This statement of what I believe to be the law where the question was whether the French Luw of force ujeure was a subegut exude applicable to this case may bu tested in this concrete by reverting to the simply example failure to perform a contract in which Eng lady given; supposing this contract had been land was the place of performance. If the for the supply of several hundred tips of best, breach in the cas had arisen in onzer Now, though whom the plaintif made his tion with delivery in Hongkong, then the examination and took delivery, all the tins he law of Hongkong would apply. But in this
оро case the breach was in connection with the quality of the goods delivered: the question being whether the crackers were what they professed to be, or whether, to adopt English la teras, the rulo as to implied" conditions applied or the doctrine of caveat emptor The law applicable to this obligation must be the law of the place of delivery and this was, in my opinion. Canton. It was there the goods were examined and accepted by tho
person who and charge of the negotiations for the plaintiffs, in the presco of the defendant; it was there that the plaintif decided whether or no he would accept the crackers. The transport to Hongkong was, it is true, part of the original contract, but that occurred after the question tried were good, gave the proper noisy whether the goods were in nesord ace with the explosion and I supposathe proper porcentage of this preliminary examination the frete some him as well as the evidence on this point. coutract had been decided. In the particular of explosions, so that his own case is against what roombs those in the Credit. Iyonueis Deterioration during a long sea voyage is what ease; for there, as bure, there was to be I aboubl have thought might have been sat up preliminary examination and approval before with some prospect of success. But when I put actual delivery. his was held not to be the question to one of the witnesses, the answer sufficient to disturb the presumption that the was that there would be no detor.oration and law of England where the contract Funct
that nuswer was not challenged; there had never been made applied to the contract. In this case been deterioration before. There remain mere by parily of reasoning the fact that the acciden or fraud. Ether are possible luxurla Cascantion was to to mado and approval given not recusarily on the part of the defendant in Canton secus to me to enforce tuo presump Bem, wo did not make the crackers themselves. tion in favour of the fez love contractus. I But this would to no-defenes to this nation think, therefore, that this is a Chinese contract. Whatever may have been the cause of the I indicated at the trial that this might be the rask.rs being detective, as Caplowitz and view I should take; the defendant answered Company have suffered by it, so also must th that the plaintiff had filed to show what the defendants suffer, though perlups they may be law of Ching is. Bat it is the defendant who able to recuser from the makers who supplied has in reality appealed to the Sale of Goods them with these inferior goods. Judgment Ordinance and to the ra'o caveat emptur : he has
ha must, therefore, be for the paintiffs with costs failed to show that similar principles are in force in accordance with the particulars of February in Chins. I cannet assume that they are, 23, 2003. It is reported that on July 12th the Tar There are, however, some things that a Court ordered the release of the following Buitish presume; in such a dish as the present, that it is part of the law of China as of every other officers of the Japanese transport Sado-mary
that you are entitled to get what which was torpedoed by the Russians in Juno unty, 104:George Anderson, master, William you pay for, that if you buy beef an action Kurt, chief engineer: John Dring, chief officer; will he against the vendor if he supplies you mutton. So if you buy a cracker you ars entitled to get something which does what crackers are supposed to du; explode with a certain satisfactory noise, which is in fact a cracker. The whole question in this ears is whether the or ckers supplied did full this ess atial condition. I hold, therstore, that far- ther proof from the plaintiff as to the law of Chins on the subject is unaccessory and that the defendant, who desires to justify non-fulfil- ment must prove that the Chinese law warrants the justification he puts forward. The sola ion of the question whether the defendants supplied crackers in the or inery sense of the word is simplified by the fact that thers were undoub toly previous dealiga between the same parties in respect to the same quality of crackers, and that there had been no complaints such as those which form the subject of this action. plaintiff knew what he wanted: a low grade cracker, but still & cracker; and the defondant know what I was expected to supply. The facts as to the quality of the crackers supplied reste entirely on the evilene, taken on commission in the United States of the per- sons to whom they wore subsequently sold by Carlewitz and Company. There witnesses were
YE KU UN 2, WONG KỈ HANG AND ANOTHER. not cross-examined. Their stet me ts are not,
In this notion plaintiffs' claimed that. therefore, unchallenged and must be taken as defondants be oxdored within ten days from the tras. Evidence taken on commission mast he making of an order to sxroute na índoziure of prtistly in similar way as evidence legal mortgage in favour of the International treated given at the trial. If it in intouded to question Banking Corporation and that in default of the
from its veracity or to draw other interene-s
thetoxecute such mortgage.
Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C.. appeared for plain- language used by the witnesses: this must be prepared by cross-examination. Nothing cau bo tiff. Defondanta entered no appearance. more dangerous for the otherside to allow the Mr. Pollock stated that plaid was compra- evidence to be taken without being represented
teddore to the International Bauking Corporation in When once the order for the Commission has Hongkong, and in that capacity he was bound Included in the matter on page 5 to-day are some notes from our correspondant in Paris.
been made on the application of one party the to indemnify the Corporation against defaulte: other party can only decline to take part in the made by cus omers who were introduced by him. At the half yearly ordinary general meeting proceedings at his poril It may be costly; but Amongst the customers introduced to the of the Yokohama Specie Bank held at the Head that is inevitable to the grant of a Commission, Corporation by plaintiff were the defendants, Office, Yokohama, on the 9th instaut, which is part of the regular procedure of the Wong Ki Bang and Wong Ki Loung, who dividend at the rate of 12 per cent was declared, courts. From this evidence then it appears were carrying on business for some years in the
Ten 600,000 carried forward to next account.
that innumerable complaints were received That back failed either early this year or last
the middleman by diving right; and that America will be pleas in proportion to the quantity of American cotton she mana- factures for China. alliance can rost stably on that basis: America wants to manufacture as well as grow; and is already in competition with Japan and the rest of the world. There is another point advanced which rings a false note, if American-Japanese mercial harmony be aimed at. Not only would the Japanese welcome the growth and prosperity of the Philippines, but it would be to the interests of Americans to vely on the assistance of Jupun for the development of the islands." The Ameri- Pans, especially Manila Americans, will not relish allusions to Japanche assistave in such a connection. All this is not to, armed with the hope of a continuanes of the present good relations; but by way of warning that too protest to much" is
Returns made by this Japan Cotton Spinners' Association show the total consumption of raw cotton among the spinning mills of the Empire during the first half of this year to have beep 25,191.35 kwamme, or about 27,719,563 pounds. This is an increase of some 37 per cent compared with figures for the corresponding period of last year and of about 8.7 per cent
for thom of the first half of 1934. Of the total consumed for the past half-year, 5 per cert was Indino sulton; 31 per cont. Chinese cution.. 11 per cont. Ainarian colton, # per] cent. Egyptian cotton and other qualition por cent. The consumption of American catton showed a remarkable increase, being more than double the figures for last year,
The Nores Daily News relates a rather
Mr. Hazeland stated that this application had been adjourned for a fortnight so that inquiries might be made from Shanghai as to the character of theapplicant. The Captain-Superintendent of Police ww app'ied for the further postponement of the matter for a fortnight, as he had not received the required information.
"
The bearing was postpon-d accordingly.
RECENT RELEASE OF BRITISH PRISONERS BY RUSSIA.
prof, to come, sooner or later." is the format equally as dangerous as the Yellow Peri Judicus incident of the Chinese hay cut in the ani Angus Carmichael, first engineer.
we have heard on more than one occasion, Whether it be another form of the Yellow Peril scare, in which the Americans are alarmed concerning the supposed insecurity of their tenure of the Philippines: or whether it be a matter of commercial rivalry expressed in Jingoistic terms, wedo not feel able tử say, That the feeling is present, in unofficial circles, we have had ample evidences to prove; and some echo, of it seems to have inspired a recent article in the Kokumin, the semi-oficial organ published at Tokyo. Our Japanese con- temporary, rebutting at considerable length the fears that are implied rather than stated, presents an array of hard facts" which it regards as sureties of a lasting commercial harmony between Fan and America. Nearly sixty four million yeo's worth of Japan's Y.319,000,000 of exports go to America; and of Japan's annual
nonsense.
Tenders have boon invited for the building of a new Episcopalian Cathedral at Man
Manila papers are enthusiastic in their praise of the Bandmanni Opera Company, who ure playing to crowded houses there.
J
It is almost time for the Hongkong (ovorn ment to think of declaring Manila on iniciod Pert. Cholora appears to be prevalent.
“American papers are reporting that Germany and Russia have agreed upon an alliance, offensive and defensive, in roply to the Anglo Japanese agreement.
Mr. James J. Lynch, late editor of the Philippines Gossip (described by the Cableves asa Bitby weekly ") has been banished from the Islands.
The Chinese and Japanese Exclusion Society" of San Franciscus proposed a vote of censure on Air. Tall, Secretary of War, for his pro-Chiness speechoz.
Hermit Kingdom. The Chemulpo Cigarette and Tobacco Company, a British concern. finds itself at a standstill because they announce on their wrappers that their cigarettes are made from the best Virginian tobacco." as they have been informed that they need not send suy mere cigarettes to China, their chief
These officers were taken, to Vladivostok by the Russian cruisers Rosie and Huvik.. They have been nearly Fear under detention, and their release is the result of personal representations made by Sir Charles Harding to the Tsar. with the hearty co-operation of Cannt Lansdorff, the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
burg.
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Mr. H. E. Pollock (instructed by Ir. H. Hursthouse, of Mosse. Denays and Bowloy),. who appeared for plantiffs, asked if that would particulars, with costs.
judgment in accordance with their last
Ha Lurship-Yea,
Mr. Follock then asked for the judgmint to be immediately executed on the grounds that defendants wote not resident in the colony in the circumstances it was desirable that the judgment should be executed nearly as possible. His Lordsuip did not consider there was any probability of defendants absconding, and declined the application.
Mr. Caltbro (instructed by Mr. H, W. Lookor), who
ucted for
defendur asked for u stay • of execution o the groned that thors was
His Luruship said he could not take notice of another notion which was going on.
It is stated that the Tsar's clemency towards these prisoners has predneed an excellent in arket. The Scan Journal, is compression in the British colony at St. Pators.
and hor action peniling. We are quite sure that the upon this says: Chemulpo Cigarello aud Tobacco Company nee capable of looking after (lasmselves, bmt in the
meantime we are looking forward with more - than a litle amusement to the time when our. Au American paper says:-Our total exports Chinese friends commens to differentiate to China during recent years have boun us
hatween Thre-Castles," Richmond Ges," follows:
1&2
and "Stars," "Cherr es," and "Lilies" prodice in Japan.
Among the companies which will in future cater for a share of the passenger traffic from Japan to Earops and vice versa, is the East Astic Company, Limited of dopoulagen, whick lus already instituted a cuthly service to the East. The first vossel to be put on the ran will be the steamer Stain, which is a first-
198 1001
AMERICA AND CHINA.
524,722,905, 18,898,103 12,803,492
Our total éxports are now over $1,500,000,000 If we should lose a pare or the whole of our sales to China it would not be a drop in the On the other hand our paiebases nebel
from Chiru in the same years have been as
follows:
1962 1903 190
821,055,80 26.614,810 29,345,081
The
Mr. Pullooks said the circumstances were not
the same in that action ns in the other where his clients were defendants, because they were
resident in the coony,
Mr. Calthrop explained that his clients warn bringing a third notion against the Carlowitz Company.
Discussion followed on the question ot secarity.
His Lordship decided to stay execution and leave over the question of costs pending the Ret lest of the third action.
Suppose we should find that we could do Tho Scientific American unsounces and ass, full-powered steamer, haring, we under-
tos, who is going to suffer the more, China Y38,210,000. Practically two thirds of two or three miles away. Lyuch law is) will be put on the barth at the end of this or us? Japan's output of raw silk was taken by reprehensible; but if anything were to happen month, Messrs. Samuel Samuel & Co. being Amerien last year. (Y.60,700,000 out of te this inventor, the provocation would doubtless the agents. We nuderstand that the fest steamer which should have inaugurated the Y,88,000,000) and the same country took he taken into account.
service, so far as Japan is concerned, was the Y.10,320,000 worth of the total habutai
prinzene Marie says the Japan Chronicle but it will be recollected that this steamer was
imports (1.870,000,000) America, sends describes a new gramophone that can be heard stand, excellent passenger accommodation. She with tho exception of about 87,070,000 worth of it than those which appear on the face of the defend nts' execution; the Registrar he ordere
The wook passed without a single new case exported, value thirty-seven millions. of plague, although a once previously recorded Apparently, our contemporary's idea is that had a fatal termination. The total stands at each contributed a case of enteric feror; and a unlikely to be permitted by Japan, especially Filipino resident is down with small-pox.
sunk by the Russian warship Terch while on
a quarrel with her best customer is a thing / 290 cases and 273 deaths. Saigon and Canton her way out because she hat on bar a car go | Yen 220,000 added to the Reserve Fund, and that the crackers were bad in every respect; Colony under the style of the Wai Wo Bank,
for Japan.