THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1883.
the rubber to take the prize-say, a piece of plate value $100; and a bet of a "century" on each event if the opposing side feels so disposed. This is a fair offer which ought to lead to busi
ness.
ing first in the griffins Torpedo was beaten A short head by Cheapside, owing, it is stated, to slipping up in the last few strides. I hear, however, from Shanghai that Mr. Allan st. tributes his defeat to the foul risling of Mr. Hut- chings, who, he asserts, not only cannoned against Torpedo but managed somehow to strike
That great spoting authority, "Cuttle" of they in the neck with his apur, and thus pre- the China Mail made a strange blunder the other vented his winning. I did not see the race, so evening. In alluding to what he called a forth- cannot of my own knowledge say whether this coming lawn tennis match between Messra. report is true or not; but looking at the matter S. Coxon and Van Buren and Lleuts. Allen dispassionately, I should say that it is a gross and Bunbury, he strongly advised his readers exaggeration. Even the best jockeys can to put down their "Merry Mexes" on the civil- not avoid festling at times and it is likely lane. It so happened that when "Cuttle's" enough that in such a close finish as that between advice to his friends was published the match Cheapside and Torpedo there might have been | had already been decided in favor of Bunbury some cannoning; but that such an experienced and Allen. Poor Cuttlef rider Wild Harry could get his spurred heel as high as Torpedo's neck seems incredible. Besides if such a thing bad happened in a valu- able race like the Griffins, an objection would promptly have been lodged, and the winner dis- qualified. So far as I can gather, Mr. Allan lay Chaff rather too long with Torpedo, and just falled
to get up at the finish.
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AN OLD SPORTSMAN. Hongkong, 26th May, 1883.
FOOCHOW.
We are informed upon going to press that samples of Foochow Tea, in quantity, will be on the Market on Monday next the 21st instant, as the Celestials have consulted their joss as to tho most auspicious day to shew their. Teas to foreigners, and the answer is "the 15th day of the Moon." Prices are said to be Tis. 2 a 3 higher than last year, for all grades except Pekoe, which is Tis. in higher, and the seas are as the favourable spring rain. be good both in leaf and Hquer, owing to the
In the Derby no such mistake was made. Half a mile from home Torpedo was sent to the front, and he cantered past the post first by ten lengths, in the respectable time, considering the state of the course of 3.18. The Comet Cup and Champions, equal case and in exactly
with the same style, so that it is difficult to say quering
equal case and in exactly how good this little wonder actually is. To
which broke'over Foochow The thunderstorm beat Prejudice, Jolly Friar, Oriole, Tajmahal,
Last Thursday afternoon, presented rather dif Allegre and other flyers would be a great achieve.ferent features to those Summer tempests usually ment, but, to absolutely run clear away from them observable at the present Season; as instead of is a proof of such astounding excellence, that venting its rage by making a rapid and circuitous one is inclined to speculate how many future route of the Island, and then gradually subsiding, races are dead certainties for Torpedo. Mr. St. the storm ceased for three short intervals, only Andrew is to be congratulated on the possession to renew upon each occasion of its return, stronger of such a sterling racer.
violence. During the seven hours that the storm lasted, no damage, however, of any importance
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The successof Mr. Arthur's griffing was another noteworthy feature of the Spring Meeting. To win the Grifins and Chau-Shang-Kluk Cup with Cheapside, the Concordia Cup with Piccadilly, the Manchu Stakes with Belgravis, besides finishing second to Gracchus in the Teatles Cup with Pall Mall, was a bit of luck which seldom falls to the lot of any owner. Mr. Faul was singularly unfortunate with his high class team. The veteran Tajmahal, although under sus picion, won the Race Club Cup easily, but Mon- tezuma, Sunlight, Shamrock and Castigator all failed to earn winning brackets. The chesnut was, prior to the meeting, reported to be in his best form, so it is possible that the heavy going did not suit his lengthy stride. The other three are just one remove from first class, and no doubt were beaten on their merits. Mr. Fun- Bus popular yellow and black colors were well to the front in the Kiang-su Plate and Shanghai Sukes by the aid of the game old Prejudices and the swell griffin Pebble scored a clever win in the Racing Stakes from his stable companion Peppo and a good field. Pebble was In the shoulder at the start for this race by colliding against Highland Fling, with the re sult that he was unable to show his true form throughout the meeting. Mr. Bill won three races with Allegro, a fairly good pony and Bawyer in mid, but not Cornet his admirers claim him to be. The griffins of this stable did not come off. ill-aat- ured people say that the wily owner only sent his rubbish, and kept the good cattle for the Autumn Meeting. The Hongkong sports man, Mr.
Vincent, did well in win ning two races with Triumph and the Derby winner Ambassador; the former le a most uncertain customer, although a fair class animal when in the humour, but the bay, when fit and well, is a regular "naller." The perform ance of the 12.3 Dandolo in winning the half mile Chu-Ka-Za Cup with 1st alb, in the saddle in 58 seconds, is worthy of special notice. The spotted moke will win lots of hall mile spins if le can be kept sound,
was occasioned.
On Saturday morning last a native named Ah Ching, who has recently been employed as a plasterer on the Tai Ping premises, which have been undergoing alterations, committed deliber ate suicide by throwing himself into the river. There was a strong freshet flowing at the time, and the body of the unfortunate man, was swiftly carried away by the current, and has not been recovered. The deceased, who was married, and possessed of a family, has also left aged parents, who he chiefly supported-to lament his loss.
The chief topic of conversation amongst the Chinese at the present time, is regarding a case of exhumation of a co:pse interred some 320 years ago, in land recently purchased by a foreigner, and now undergoing excavation. Rumour has it, that the body was in such a perfect state of preservation that the bones were not putrefied or the hair of the queue perished. This report must of course be taken curato salis, although it is just possible that the coffin was
or that the chunam (which was we believe known
the police refuse to make known the name of the gentleman, and he appeals to him to come forward.
To-day's Advertisements.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
OFFICE FURNITURE
&C.
Minister Lowell, in speaking at the Installation of Sir John Lubbock is president of the Work- men's College, expressed the conviction that this was but the initiation of good works designed for the benefit of the masses.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 22nd. The Nihilist Boganervitch was banged; Bont- zeirteh was shot.
PARIS, April zand.THE ...It is reported that the British Ambassador has. been instructed to ask the French Government for the extradition of two Irishmen suspected of the 18th May, 1883, at Two O'CLOCK F.M., at complicity in the dynamite conspiracy.
LIVERPOOL, April aznd.
The warehouse of Sir Edward Bates and the ship chandlery of Ganlock, Bibby & Co. of Liverpool were destroyed by fire last night. Loss, over £100,000.
MADRID, April aand.
An explosion occurred in a dynamite factory at Lepenucca, Leon, to-day, Seven victims were recovered. It is feared that more were killed.
:
Undersigned bas received instructions to Sell by Public Auction,"on"
MONDAY,
Messrs. DEETJEN & Co.'s Office,
Duddell Street,
OFFICE
THE WHOLE OF THEIR
FURNITURE, Comprising →→
IRON SAFES, COPYING PRESS, DESKS, STANDS, SHELVES TABLES.
&C.,
&C, TIRMS-Cash on delivery, ·
&c.
G. R. LAMMERT, Auctioneer
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Hongkong, 26th May, 1883.
BELLEVILLE, Ont., April 21st, Tbe institution for the Deaf and Dumb will another outbreak of typhoid fever. be closed as a sanitary measure, owing to
QUEBEC, April 21st. It is understood that the Quebec Central RailTHE way will lose $250,000 by the failure of its Eng- lish agents, Cooper, Hall & Co.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2181.
The Emperor and Empress will reach Moscow on the 21st of May. The coronation occurs on the 27th. The festivities include eight, grand balls, The State re prolonged until the 8. tersuure The State entry will be made into St. Petersburg
DUBLIN, April 23rd.
on the roth of that month.
It is stated that a prisoner now in Kilmainham jail has given evidence to the authorities which throws a complete light on the subject of inquiry to be opened to day by Curran, Division Magistrate of the Metropolitan Police, into the murders here during the past year of persons who had been informers.
The real
name of Featherstone, an alleged dynamite conspirator, is Edmund O'Brien Ken- nedy, it is stated he has turned informer, and is giving information to the authorities touching the doings of the conspirators. AMA
information, in the course of recent inquiries, that
LONDON, April 23th. The Times says the Government has obtained
the enrolled members of the Fenian organiza. tion in the United Kingdom number 150,000, and there are, besides, distinct offshoots of Fenians, such as Vigilantes and Invincibles. here are, besides; secret organizations affiliated with the American dynamite party. The police have accurate information regarding the inove- ments of the conspírators, and it is expected that further developments will be made.
PORTSMOUTH, April 23rd. Letters have been received by officers of the
CHINA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, LIMITED.
'NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS:
EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF "SHAREHOLDERS, in the above Com- pany will be held at the Company's Office, No. Queen's Road, Victoria, Hongkong, on TUESDAY, the 19th day of unc, 1883, at THREE
O'CLOCK P.M., in order to take into consideration Special Resolution to add a Regulation to the Existing Articles of Association of the Company, authorizing the Company so far to modify the Conditions contained in its Memorandum of Association as by Sub-division of its Existing Shares to Divide its Capital into Shares of smaller amount than is fixed by its Memorandum of Association, in accordance with the provisions of Sections XX and XXI. of "The Companies Ordinance, 1877,"
By Order,
JAS. B. COUGHTRIE,
Secretary, Hongkong, 26th May, 1883.
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THE GOLDEN SCISSOR, 27, No. 13, PUTTINGER STREET.
A M. ROBIN, TAILOR AND GENERAL OUTFITTER
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS:
"WEEDS, DIAGONALS, White & Colored
TWERDE OMBRELLA LUC &
unlucky enough to get rather severely bruised hermetically sealed either previous to interment branch there of the Bank of England that its des- TIES, HAIR BRUSHES and DRESSING
S
quite the second op
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A public auction of mce ponies held by Messrs. Sowice and Symons shortly after the races, offers food for reflection. Some 58 lots were exposed for sale, but less than a score of them changed hands. I read that there was a small attendance of foreigners, but the com- petition was by no means keen; so that prices ruled below the average. They certainly ruled exceedingly low when Hualachan, third for the Hongkong Derby of 1882, and second, beaten a short nose according to the judge, to Driving Cloud in the fastestrun race for the Keechong Cup ever seen in this colony, changed hands for 18 taels. Huslachan was purchased by Mr. Paul in. March 1862 for a high price, but went in his preparation for the Shanghai wrong St. Leger of last year although ons of the soundest animals in the world-and never again carried silk. Another Hongkong Derby fallure, Highland Fling, could not obtain a bid, and taels 50 was the Egure offered for the speedy cur Gang Forward. Castigator, purchased from Mri Brombead by Mr. Paul shortly after Hongkong Races, was also submitted for sale, but did not change hands.
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to, and used by, the natives in the 15th century
had effectually prevented air having access; and this would of course account for the seeming phenomenon.
We learn, on the best authority, that it is the fatention of the Chinese to commence, very shortly, the construction of a land telegraph line between this port and Amoy; and that the Chi- nese Authorities in Foochow are at present busily engaged in making all preparatory arrangements for the construction of the same, which will prob ably be erected as suggested in 1874, when the Great Northen Telegraph Company undertook to build the line for the Chinese, but were "com- pelled to abandon the idea owing to the numerous Fengshultes. The latter will now be conspicuous by their absence; and the building, onde com menced, should only take a few months to com- piete. We are in a position to state, that the Chi nese will work under foreign supervision, and that they have already engaged several foreigners with a view to the erection and working of the contemplated lines. Operations have already commenced from Shanghai southwards.--- Herald.
NEWS BY THE AMERICAN `MAIL,
The Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co, steamer Oceanie, Capt. Metcalfe, with the American mai of the 24th ulto., arrived in harbour this after. noon. We take the following telegraphic items from our San Francisco exchanges:
truction had been determined on by the dynamite conspirators. Detectives, in consequence, have been detailed to watch the bank.
LONDON, April 23rd.
Friday to protect the lower ward of the Wind- Soldiers were suddenly called into Service on
sor Castle. The ward is now being patrolled constantly.
LONDON, April agrd. returned a decision in favor of Charles Brad- Coleridge, Lord Chief Justice of England, has laugh in the action brought against Bradlaugh in regard to the latter sitting and voting in the Commons without taking the oath of allegiance.
LIVERPOOL, April 23rd.
cotton and general warehouse and Garrock, Bibb The lose by the burning of Sir Edward Bates'e
& Co.'s shipchandlery and ropewalk on Saturday was £150,000,
DUBLIN, April 23rd.
whose case the jury failed to agree, was again Kelly, the alleged Phoenix park murderer, in placed on trial to-day.
MAILS EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAIL,“
The O. & O. Co.'s steamer Coptic with the next American mail, will leave Yokohama to morrow, and may be expected here on or about the 3rd proximo.
STEAMERS EXPECTED. ST. PETERSBURG, April aoth,
The Ben Line steamer Denverine left_Singa- The International Polar Commission an- nounces that owing to the decision of the American Pore on the zoth instant, and is expected here to
day, and other Governments not to prolong observa tions at different stations, all expeditions, except.The steamer Glamis Castle, from Antwerp, loft Singapore for this port on the 21st instant, ing where Ice-bound, will return next September.
and is due here on the 27th.
QUEBEC, April zoth.
The smoking rains and the easterly wing mark
the situation of the old Parliament House, the | walls standing showing how substantially it was built. All the offices in the burned house will be transferred. The only loss will be about $25,000 on the library.
LONDON, April 20th. Sir John Ron writes to the Times, urging that England invite all civilized nations to unite in securing the enactment of laws for the extradi- tion of any person who shall commit atrocities under the vell of a political motive.
A novel home-shoe has recently been patented in America. It has a base made in two parts, hinged together at the forward ends, and having a cap, also made in two parts, attached to the base, the parts of the cap being provided at their upper forward comers with eyes and a fastening staple, and the hinged part of the base being locked in place by a screw rod passlog through the hinged end of the base, whereby the shoe can be readily applied and detached, and will be securely held in place while in use With this construction the shoe can be ally and quickly applied to and detached fat à
It is reported that the hardware firm of Fedraja horse's foot by removing the screw-rod and fastening and when applied to the foot will bend Plannella have fled, owing to fraud. Their in excess of
BELGRADE, April 20th.. The report that Clen Marcovitch, the woman who tried to shoot King Milan in the cathedral here, has taken her own life in prison, is not true. She attempted to commit suicide, butfalled, and is now recovering from her wounds.
HAVANA, April soth.
held firmly in place by the screw-rod and fagoma Jabilities are said to be $300 a bag.
ing. This shoe has the further advantage of the capital of the firm. protecting the hoof and preventing it from spread- -ing or cracking."
OTTAWA, April 10th
The steamer Radnorshirs, from London, left
may be
Singapore for this port on the 21st instant, and
expected here on the 37th. The O. S. S. Co.'s steamer Stentor left Singa- due here on the 18th, pore on the evening of the 21st instant, and is
The E. & A. S. S. Company's steamer Tanna- ice is expected to arrive here from Sydney, and Queensland, Ports on Monday, the alth instant.
To-day's Advertisements.
FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.. (Calling at FORT DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND, COOKTOWN, TOWNSVILLE, and BRISBANE, and taking through Cargo to ADELAIDE, A NEW ZEALAND, and TASMANIAN.
'PORTS, NEW CALEDONIA
and FUIT.)
THE Steamship
"NELSON," Captała.Thom, will be despatched as above on. WEDNESDAY, the 6th June, at DAYLIGHT,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GEO, R. STEVENS & Co. Hongkong, 26th May, 1883.
[411 FOR LONDON (DIRECT) THE AT Austrian Barque
"DIO FILI,"
The Commons has granted leave to introduce A bill giving the Canadian Pacific Rollway power to ease the lines of the Credit Valley, Quebes "No betting sind This notice in a skittle and Ontario and Atlantic and North-western alley on the Black Country side of Birmingham || Railwaya... This has taken away all hopes of reads what is presumably intended as a pro- amicable working arrangements
between
the Grand hibition of the vice of gambling. A rather un- | Canadian Pacific and Trunk
companies. charitable thought, however, occurs to me, that
CORE, April 20th perhaps the proprietor may be a staunch believer Featherstone, Sherly, Meagan and Grimsby, in the assertion of the poet, that When ignor charged with complicity in the dynamite con- ance isbilstyta tolly to be wise." Betting spiracy, were arraigned to-day. The evidence possibly may be allowed, but: must aut be showed that Featherstone had on several occae 'aloud”. This is a capital hint which ought to | alons visited chemists in Glasgow, and bad asked Benedicht, Master, will have quick despatch. be carefully
remembered in Hongkong next concerning the strength and density of certain and abonly afterward an order signed by Sherly was received by the clerk for a quantity of nitric acid, graded a degrees.
MADEIRA, April 10th. Advices from Tamatave state that the natives re busily engaged in making weapons They declare they will not surrender an fich of territory to the French Invadera jarduna HAMBURO, April
I heard one of our well known local crack Jockeys holding forth the other day as to what be would have done at our last races with a cer tain wooden legged rocking horse, in which he had some interent, If So-and-So had not allowed | What's his Name to do this and that deg deny &c.; and what he was still capable of performing if he got the opportunity. Sporting affairs, are
The May have proceeded to rather dull down here just now, so I feel disposed Berin as Imperial guests, dependej matron
with.
(possess
to give my spiring friend, or any other youryu LONDON, April 21st. of sport, horsemanship.
an opportunity of witching the world The Marquis of Queensbury, brother of Lady wretched
Florence Dixie, in a letter to the Telegraph says
which I am prepared to matc China pony at present in following conditions Three to walk, trot, and gallop respect a milen; weights sost, foh, each
4 screw called Cutty Sark-hero the deposition of the Etor gentleman who stated
of the famous Ambassador: Cup -episode... thar ke saw Lady Florence Dixie at Windsor at against" any the time, it is alleged that she was attacked, tangrons"the which has been used lå dietitiant lady's state arate matches, ment, merely shows that hoppissed Lady Flo latanos retion twice before the ume, the attack is and
the winner of | to have occured. 5 The Marquis Complains that -
For Freight, apply to
G. R. LAMMERT. Hongkong, 26th May, 1883.
[409 OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAM- SHIP COMPANY.
'NOTICE."
ONSIGNERS of Cargo per Steamahiy
OCEANIC
COMBS, a varied assortment of FANCY BUT TONS for Gentlemens' Coats and Vesis, &c.
· INSPECTION INVITED, Note the address:
No. 13, POTTINGER STREET. Hongkong, 16th May, 1883.
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Hongkong, 15th May, 1883.
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MANAGER.
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AND ALL
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by the us LAROYENNE'S
da ti-zesyenS
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OGNACKIN
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NOTICE.
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Class of Goods a Moderate Frices to receive a. share of the patronage so liberally bestowed on Kim in the past.
AH NAM, Late (stout) Panner in the
"NAM-SING Tailor Shop", [290
Mas, PÖTT'S PATENT SADIRONS. COOKING STOVES.
FAIRBANK'S SCALES, FORCE PUMPS FOR SHIPS USL. DRILLING MACHINES. BREAST DRILLS," AUTOM: BORING TOOLS,
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NEVER BE BALD. The proprietor offer the. Wash to the public entirely confident that by its restorative pro- perties it will without fail arrest decaying | hair. 1, completely eradicates scurf dandruff, and cures all diseases of the scalp it does noi contain any poisonous drugs. By its cooling properties it allays the itching and fever of the scalp, which is the great cause of people losing
their hair.
Hongkong, 16th April, 1883.
HONGKONG RACES, 1883.
NOW READY, PRICE 15 CENTS.
OF
teeth of time in way guarantee it to keep any A COMPLETE REPORT THE HONGKONG RACE MEETING OF
Mr. MOORE has succeeded in being able to put this wash up in bottles without allowing it to
length
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Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, 25th January, 1883. [321
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RATES AT THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
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*
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DK. GRIFFITH.. ANUFACTURER OF THE LONDON
AERATED WATERS: 7EACONSFIELD ARCADE, (Opposite the City Hall) Purchased the entire Machinery of the 34 20 late Mr E. CHASTEL'S H BASODA “WATER FACTORY
MAN
'SIGNAL LAMPS.
LIFE BUOYS.
LIFE BELTS BOTTLE WASHING AND CORKING
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Having
is now prepared to execute the largest orders for every description of Aerated Waters with promptness and despatch."
IS
are hereby notified that their Goods are being SPARKLING, SCHARZHOFBERGER. DE Tanded and stored at their risk in the Company's Godowns at Wanchi, from whence delivery may be obtained, on Countersignature of Bills of Lading.
Goods remaining unclaimed after the and proximo, will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance has been effectte
FOSTER
26th May, 1883
TOCKBEER:
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to
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ZUAR. ANTE E D Comumers are Invited to try thom carefully
WAASPARKLING WATERGATERADA
THREE DOZEN FOR ONE DOLLAR sarAll Orders and Communications should be nde
dressed to the Factory, 8
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Hongkong, 11th April, 1882
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THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH " As only a limited number has been printed, orders should be sent without delay to the "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" OFFICE, No. 7, Peddar's Hil Hongkong, sth March, 1883.
'F. D. GUEDES,,
WINE MERCHANT AND GENERAL
COMMISSION "AGENT,
'NŐ. 5; D'ÁGUILAR' STREET.
HAS Alay on hand & large assortment of
CHOICE WINES of the best quality," Moderate Prices.
Hongkong, and October, 1882.
STAG HOTEL.: QUEENS ROAD CENTRAL
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GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR
VISITORS
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the Typhoons of the China Sea." KELLY & WALSH-HONGKONG,
okong, Toth November, 188/