Intimations.
DAKIN BROS. OF CHINA,
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AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS,
WINE & SPIRIT IMPORTERS.
CHAMPAGNE LEMOINE,
VIN BRUT,
CUVEE ROYALE.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1890.
The Hongkong Telegraph
TÁNCRONO, THURSDAY, MAY 19. 1800.
TELEGRAMS.
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY,
LONDAN, Máy coth. Russia, has presented a rote to the Porte insisting worn the payment of the arrears of the We are sole Agents in China for the sale of War indemnity from the new foar, otherwise this splendid wine.
Russia will adopt other measures.
It is supplied regularly to the households of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, to most of the leading Clubs in London and the provinces, and is also largely patronized at the military and naval stations at home and abroad.
It is a Champagne of the highest character, absolutely natural, without either artificial sweetness or dryness, and we can confidently recommend a trial to all judges of good wine. Per Case 1 dozen qis. $27 ; per bottle $1.
$33 »
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Nos. 22 & 24, QUEEN'S ROAD' CENTRAL.
Hongkong, 20th May, 1800.
WINES AND SPIRITS.
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·BY APPOINTMENT,,
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841). HONGKONG.
Wlanded Branda, all of which are of ex- TE invite attention to the following old cellent quality, and good value for the money.
The me being specially selected by our London House, and bought direct from the most noted Shinpers, are imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus enabling us to supply the best growths at moderate prices.
In ordering it is only necessary to state the name and quantity of Wine or Spirit wanted, and initial letter for quality desired.
Orders through Local Post or by Telegram
receive prompt attention.
PORTS. (For Invalids and general use.)
A Alto Douro, good quality,
Green Capsule
$1,00
Per doren
Per Bol
$10
B Vintage, Superior quality,
Red Capsules
12
C Fine Old Vintage, superior
quality, Black Seal Capsule 14
D Very Fine Old Vintage, extra superior, Violet Capsule (Old Bottled) ...... 18
SHERRIES.
A Delicate Pale Dry, dinner wine, Green Capsule.....
B Superior Pale Dry, dinner
wine, Green Seal Capsule...7.50 C Manzanilla, Pale Natural
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Sherry, White Capsule... 10 Superior Old Dry, Pale Natural Sherry, Red Seal Capsule....
D Very Superior Old Pale Dry, choice old Wine, White Seal Capsule.........
E Extra Superior Old Pale Dry, very finest quality, Black Seal Capsule' (Old. Bettled) at
14 Pei Cam
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CLARETS.
A Superior Breakfast Claret,
Red Capsule
B St. Estephe, Red Capsule
C St. Julien ....
$4
... 4.30
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For ot Casa.
D La Rose
BRANDY.
A Hennessy's Old Pale, Red
Capsule...
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GERMANY.
The Prussian War Minister demands an addi- tion of fifty-three thousand men to the peace effective beyond the eighteen thousand provided for in the Bill now before the Reichstag,
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PORTUGAL AND ENGLAND. The British Government is despatching forth- with two light draft gunboals to the Zambesi.
THE SILVER QUESTION.
May 27th. The Daily News states that there is a growin; sentiment' among Republicans against the free
coinage of silver, and rumours are about that *Fresident Harrision disapproves; if Congress passes the Bill, therefore, it is probable, argues the Daily News, that no silver legislation will take place during the present Congress.
TURKEY.
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THE Dougins Co.'s steamer Namen last one of FOR the first time, for many centuries, the the bindes of her propeller during her last | Italian cardinals of the Sacred College are now tip between here and Foochow, and will pro- | in a minority to the foreign ones.
·bably go into dock to repair the damage..
A CORRESPONDENT, who says we ought to have been made, a G. C. M. G.. years ago, offers us fifty shares of Marinburk &`Cq, Ld, as a cunt- show We thank our generis friend for his offer-but at present na wancher.
Ste C. Dilke, In "Problems of Greater Britain," prosperity that regular domestic service is dying states that in the colonics so great is the general rut. That may be. Charles; but the irregular domestic service still flourishes and grows in grace both before and after meat, .
"Janus," in our opinion, is quite mistaken in his guess. The gentleman he names is popular ly supposed to be a No. 1 good friend of the Editor of the China Mail--there is no recount- ing for tastes-but he is not and never has been a broker, decayed or otherwise. Besides, what does it matter? He is an arraut ass, who ever he may be..
EMILE Zola, says a London contemporary, has the face of an intelligent prize-fighter. His fore head is high and broad, his eyes dark and deep. sunken under heavy orbital arches, and his nose.
somewhat flattened. His upper lip is long, -hanging, and almost prehensile, obscuring together the lower ip, which is not without its Rines of delicacy.
WI would remind our readers that an entertain ment will be given at the Theatre Royal, City Hail, to-night, as a complimentary beneft to the ladies of Hudson's Surprise Party, who leave for Australia by the China Navigation Co.'s steamer Changsha to-morrow morning. A. capital programme has been arranged, and there, is sure to be a full house.
ANOTHER interesting share case will shortly be tried in the Supreme Court, in which several well known operators will play lending parts.
The Band of the Argyll and Sutherland High- landers, will play in the Public Gardens, on Monday next, the 22nd June, at 9 p.m. The programme had not reached us when we went to press...
ACCORDING to telegrams from Hankow on Sunday week the ten matket was active and the quality of the leaf good. Upwards of Tis 3,50,000 worth had been settled, says the Foschow Echo, and buyers were eager to pur- chase.
SCIENTIFIC farming in Italy is to be under- taken, this year, be a company owning a capital $70,002.000. If the operations prove success- ful the old wooden pinw, pulled by areŋ, that has held the field since an era before the Roman Césars, will probably have to go.
ONE of the smartest things ever said in the House of Commons was Lord Randolph Churchill's excuse for changing his political tone within a fortnight. "I have become convinced during the progress of this debate," said his lordship, "and if a man's opinions are never to be altered by a debate, then what is the good of debate ? " There was no reply to this crushing argument,
The Turks who assaulted the wife and daugh- ter of the Russian Dragoman at Constantinople have been sentenced to six months imprisonmentA COMPATRIOT describes Louise Michel as "Colonial Secretary with refrence to overcrowd and banishment for life.
NEWFOUNDLAND,
Great excitement prevails in Newfoundland in consequence of French outrages upon fisher
men.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THERE will be a game of Puls at Causeway Bay, at 5.45 p.m. to-morrow.
absolutely in a state of collapse.
priestess of the Terrer, who has become clerk of 1 Revalı'innary court. Hy face flames with colour; from the centre of her ostrich-egg-shaped forehead her untidy hair cascades into her neck. flower, or jewel shows trace of feminine grace. She is dressed in black, and no smallest ribbon, She looks into vacancy. Her eyes are not fierce-filled rather with that embracive tender- ness which is the origin of all Socialism,"
A VENERABLE brunette answering to the romantic app Hallen of Filomena Baramba was "up? before Mr. Robinson at the. Police Court this morning, charged with retailing spirits without THE tea trade in Forchow, is described as being hood and ignorance of the law. To no purpose, a licence yesterday. Filomena pleaded widow.
however, for his Worship made her "ante un" forty bright Mexicans; twelve of which he allotted to the informer who put up this "jb on the poor widow. Her ladyship nevertheless ooked happy enough when clearing out of the Magistracy en route to "home, sweet home"
A MARINE COURT, will assemble at the Harbour Office to-morraw, al 10 30 a.m., to enquire into the circumstances attending the stranding of the British steamer Felbridge.
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1.50 A METHOD of transmiling sketches by telegraph has been devised. The fag tive from justice will now and his path strewn with obstacles, for 6.60 bis portrait can be sent to any number of points
along his line of travel: 0.75
1.00 AT the Police Court this morning, three coolies were committed for trial at the next Criminal Sessions by Mr. Wodehouse for burglariously 100 entering 44 West Street on Sunday night and stealing therefrom jade-ware, clothing, and money to the value of $200. One of the prisoners has been thrice in jail before for larceny.
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Fints.
"THERE is no one more worthy of respect than the highly-cu'tivated Jew," says the Sydney correspondent of a Melbourne paper, but the lowest class of Hebrew the flash bookmaker, the iw, running tinder, and the graiping u urer are to be despised." Every word of which, says the Bulletin, is an everlasting auth. Yet no Christian could sit out a peri rmance of Mozart's masterpieces while Ikey Mo. was waiting round the corner to pay him his "double" or old father Abraham had the necessary documents of a shixty per shent lear re dy to sign. Sometimes the u-cultivated Jew ge's on top.
THOSE of our readers who feel interested respect FROM anthropological measurements made on
ing treept attecities in Russian prisons will find Cambridge students, it appears that, their heads 1.5% continue to grow after the age of nineteen.
much important information in an article which Those who have obtained high honors have had, as just appeared in The Universal Review. It on the average, considerably larger brains thon gives the story of the brutal crimes which have more or less filled Europe with consternation; the others at the age of nineteen, the predominand also the history, from a lady who knew her nace at that age being greater than at twenty-well, of Madame Sibidi, who died after the $4.50 | five, a fact which is held to imply precocity as
infliction of a hundred lashes, and from the 5.00 an element in the success of high-banar men.
shock through the unutterable shame. The 7.50
inhum iry which led three other ladies, her 12.00
comparins, to poison mselves" his, with similar deeds, furthered the formation in England and America of committees of protest. The storm of ir dignatio is abundantly justified and demanded Baron Korff, b; whose order Madam Sikida was sy brutally fl gged, is, we hear, likely to call here en route to Europe in a month or
Per DeL
$1.10 1
Superior Very Old, Cognac,
Red Capsule
1,25
C Very Old Liqueur Cognac
Red Capsule
18
1.50
D Hennessy's Finest Very Old
Liqueur Cognac, 1872 Vin- tage, Red Capsule... 24
SCOTCH WHISKY.
A Thorne's Blend, White Cap-
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B Watson's Glenorchy Mellow Blend, Blue Capsule with Name and Trade Mark 8
C Watson's Abelour-Glen)ivet, Red Capsule, with Name and Trade Mark........................
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D Watson's HKD Blend of the Finest Scotch Malt Whiskies, Violet Capsule ... 10 E Watson's Very Old Liqueur
Scotch Whisky, Gold Capsule 12 IRISH WHISKY.
A John Jameson's Old, Green
Capsule........
B Join Jameson's Fine Old,·
Green Capsule........
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THE Band of the Argyll and Sutherland High. landers will play the following programme at the Officers' Mess, this evening, commencing at 8 o'clock:-
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Avohire........ "Le Fidête Berger Adam. Valse............" Rosen aus dem Suden.Strauss. Selective ............Iclanthe Description March The Turkish Patrol”.................(chael... Selection..."Reminiscences of all Nations Godfrey
Sullivan.
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ONLY business on the agenda of the Sanitary Board this afternoon-establishment of a Vaccine Institute. Sort of calf college. Proceedings delayed twenty minutes for want of a quorum. Advent of Dr. Cantiie, to support the President, Vice-President, and Mr. Wong Shing, received with a sigh of relief. A letter from the Acting
ing in Taiping-shon, rend. Piece of ancient history. Wang Shing selects the matter for his annual strech. Nothing done, Water supply at Koleon als under debate. Chadwick of much assistance. Recommends still flowing on at five o'clock. reservoir 245 feet high. Nathing done. Board
Hon P.
"WHAT was the largest fee ever paid to a physician 7" a frient asks. Doctors, as a rule, are very reticent about their fees; but there is a, story, probably authentic, says the New York Star, that Dr. Williard Parker was paid $100,000 for the successful removal of an execresence from the face and neck of the yon and heir of one of the wealthiest families in the vicinity of New York. Commodore Vanderbilt bequeathed $20,000 to one of his doctors, but millionaires seldom remember the physician in their wills, They leave that to be settled by the executors. Dr. Parker's fee, in the case alluded to, is probably the largest ever paid, in this country, at least,
IN the Queen's Bench Division, on the 23rd April, before Mr. Justice Denman and a special lury, the case of Dow, the London and North. Western Railway Company came on for hearing. The plaintiff, the widow of a Shanghai merchant, who kept an educational establish- ment at Finchley-rond. brought an action for. damages for personal injuries. The case for the plaintiff was that at Rugby the guard simply slammed the door, and it did not become perfectly fastened. When runding the Runcorn carve the plaintiff went to throw some. water out of the window, when the door flew "open and she fell out. The jury awarded the plaintiff £1,200, in addition to the claim for medical expenses, which brought the verdict up, to £1,368.
AMONG recent dicoveries, in metallurgy, the practical processes for the production of alumi- nium as an available article of commerce are recognized as of the highest consequence. The uses that may be made, in the arts, of this valuable metal, are known to be varied and important, and these uses are constantly being extended in new directions by ingenious experi- mete. The latest claim made in favor of alumi ninth is preferred by certain metal-workers in Louisville, Ky., who assert that, in combination with iron and copper, it makes the strongest metallic composition known to science. This wonderful product has far greater tensile strength than,the finest steel, is dactile, malleable and perfectly homogeneous in texture, so that it can be cast in masses without a flaw. Furthermore, it can be produced at very low cost, and will outwear the best iron or steel in any of the uses to which these metals are put,
THE "NANZING” BROKEN DOWN.
The steamship Nassing, Capt. R. Talbot, which left here for Manila, via Amoy, on Saturday last, the 24th inat, met with a rather serious accident between here and Amoy. She was spoken on Monday, about six miles off Rees | Island, by the steamer Hangchew, and reported having broken her shaft.
The Captain of the Hangchow offered to tow the disabled steater into Swatow for the snas of incla 5,000, but Captain Talbot refused this liberal offer-wing no doubt to the fact that Swatow affords no dock accommodation or
defects. engineering appliances to make good his vessel's
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SUPREME COURT.
IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.'
(Before the Full Court.)
FERRY 7. SAMUEL and ANOTHER.
were not in attendance, was the Praya wall, The evidence shewed that if no hoats were there the coolies were "cornered," and had no means of doing away with their loads. The particular. nuisance complained of was that, caused by throwing the rabbish over, the Praya wall, by which the"drains became choked, resulting in the health of the neighbourhood being affected, He fully admitted that it was a nuisance that aught to be stopped, but it was doubtful if the offence came within the meaning of the words
throwing rubbish into the harbour," and whether the evils really objected to were not rather the filling up of the harbour in course of time, as such would, of course, interfero with navigation. When he came to deal with that aspect of the case the evidence shewed a grave state of things prevailing, and that by stopping one another danger was removed by the employment of these rubbish boats, over which there was in control, working as they did upon the principle ofthe quicker the discharge the greater the profit, "The whole question was one of considerable diffic ty, and he thought the best course to take now was to forward the depositions for the information of the Government, in order that anything might be done which should be deemd necessary upon the facts stated. The presert defendant had admitted the charge and, would be fiord, in the usual way, one dollar without prejudice to any other fines which might be imposed in connection with the case.
THE ARIZONA kicker.
We extract the following from the last issue of the Arizona Kicker, which came out on a half- sheet
EXPLANATORY-We owe our readers an apology for the half-sheet we were obliged to Issue this week. Monday morning, as we en- tered the postoffice after our mail, which, by the way, is five times as large as that of any other establishment in Arizona, Mr. Wana- was appointed maker's man Friday, who postmaster against the protests of nine-tenths our people, came out into the corridor and demanded a personal apology for what the Kicker said about him last week. In our pioneer days, when we lived in roots and hadn't a second whenever reruested. We felt that we had to. We shirt to our back, we used to get down and crawl
were a tenderfoot and lacked sand. A ghange came. We haven't been doing any creeping for the past two years. On the contrary, we have had the revolver and the other man has done the four-legged act.
In this matter Mr. Francis, QC, (instructed, by Mes rs. Wotton & Deacon) moved ex parte on behalf of Samuel et al, for lenye to appeal against the judgment of Mr. Justice Wise. He assignee under a deed of arrangement executed said that the plaintiff brought an action, as by ene Benjamin, to recover $100 for the benefit of the creditors The defendants, Messrs. Samuel and Reuben, were brokers with whom Benjamin had bad dealings. At the end of August there was a balance in their hands of $1000 belonging to Benjamin, and they claimed to retain it, whereupon Perry, as official assignee, sued for its payment on behalf of the creditors.nl Some ime in August Perjamin found himself in difficulties, whilst a, share 'transaction with one Wai Muj Kai was pending. Seeing that he Samuel and Renben to try and sell the shares would not be able to carry it out, he instru ted
as he said, back to Wsi Mui Kai, and as 5 muet and Berjamin alleged, to anybody. They souled it for $1000 with Wai, and guaranteed payment out of money belonging to Benjamin which they expected to receive about the end of the month. Appelt at alleged that even if they ever had any authority to do so it was revoked before payment was made, and therefore they need not have paid the money. That issue was tried before Mr. Justice Wise, who decided in favor of Messrs. Samuel and Reuben. Perry therefore appealed, on the ground that there was no consideration given for the guarantee, and that any authority they might have had to given it was revoked in ample time. He (Mr. Francis) had seen the n tes of the case taken by, Mr. Justice Wise, and as they did not seem to him to be sufficiently voluminous be desired a re- bearing,
Mr. Justice Wise-They contain all the evi- dence I wanted.
Mr. Francis-Yes, but not enough' for 'our purposes.
Therefore, when Wanamaker's Friday demanded an apology, and took us by the ear to enforce obedience, we lit onto him with a weight of two tons, and had him hollering for mercy inside of two minutes. Before letting him up we took his gun away, and in some manner it was discharged, and the bullet went through the palm of our right hand. The wound will prevent our using the pen for some weeks, and we must dictate our copy.
MORE EXPLANATORY.—Wanamaker's - man
· Friday has a brother named Jim, who is a loafer and cur.from way back. We slated last week that we believed he stole money letters from the.. mails, and the statement seems to have put some "git "into him. After we had Ricked his brother and and got back to the office jim came esneaking down the street and fired at us through a window. He had in shol-gun, but he fired so high that no one was touched, and he was out of sight before we got to the door.
The Acting Chief Justice thought that the x hearing should only be granted subject to the condition that, even if the appellant obtained reversal of the decree in the Summary. Court, he
In a few days we are going on a hunt for Jim. should pay the costs of the evidence if it was found that such re-hearing had not been neces-We shall locate him and walk in on him and sary. The motion would be granted, as Mr.slice off his ear and nail it on our office dobt. Justice Wise agreed that there might be a point Let him pecept this notice na fair warning of our of law raited.
THE DIRT-DUMPING NUISANCE..
A coolie was charged at the Police Court this morning, at the instance of Mr. Griffin of the Public Works Department, with dumping rubbish over the Fraya wall into the harbour.
intentions. While he didn't hit us with any of his buckshot, the idea of such a chuckaloo firing. 'at us with intent to kill rattled our nerves and sent us to bed' when we, ought to have been getting out copy.
FURTHER EXPLANATORY.-Some three weeks ago a wild-cyed guyasticutus entered this town by the dirt road and struck us for a "sit." He gave the name of. J. Melville Graham, and Edward Griffin, overseer of the Publi Works claimed to have furnished all the brain fodder Department, stated that on the 28th instant for most of the New York papers for the he was walking along the Praya abreast of last ten years, As he offered to work for the Canton steamer wharf, when he saw the $4 per week and buy his crackers and prisoner coming along the Praya with two cheese from our grocery, we didn't question him baskets of building subbish which he had a closely as we otherwise might. He had evidently brought from Jubilee Street. He saw worked two days when we got hurt, and what him damp the contents of his baskets over the did the lop-cared brother of a hyena do but go Praya wall into the harbour. The prisoner was off and get drunk and lay down just where Col. one of a class employed to remove building Haven's drove of moles would run over him in rubbish from houses in course of demolition and going to water. He was trampled out of sight," construction. The coalies were paid according to the sand, and on top of our other troubles to the number of baskets removed. The Pubile we had to hire him dug out and buried. But for Works Department paid them according to the his kick-over, we could have issued a full sheet distance they had to carry the stuff. The con- and got it out on time. We've had him, carted tractor, however, would probably pay on the off to one corner of our private burying ground supposition that the rubbish was dumped into and shall mark his grave; but we don't mourn. the harbour. He never knew rubbish coolies to
POLICE Count Lawyer (to plainly-dressed witness): 1some minds possess, extraordinary accuracy I presume, my good Jellow, you are a labourer?" of definition, others seem totally lacking in this Witness (civil engineer): You are right. I
qality, "Bulls" are the product of this latter am a workman, sir." "Familiar with the use class. The clergyman inof Irish) who informed of pick, shovel, and spade, 1 presume?" "To his congregation that "Moses' table of stone some extent. Those are not the principal imple- were made of Shittim wood ;” the servant maid ments of my trade, though." "Perhaps you will who hasted that her mistress was ro sích that condescend to enlighten me as to your principal all her finne rett coals were made of silk; 0.75 implements." "It is hardly worth while. You the In honor who is that, while Ireland was don't understand their nature, or use." (Loftily) silent under her wrongs, England was deaf to her Probably not, Lut I insist on knowing what cries"all lacked the power of expressing their 0.75 they are." "Brains!"
ideas with that accuracy which even uneducated folk often possess. Or similar absurdities may 1.CD AB NOKOK contemporary records a peculiar result from misapprehension of language, where accident which occurred inside the King of the confusion is verbal, not mental. A recent 1.10 Siam's palace grounds recemly. It seems that magazine article contains an anecdote of a visitor
a leopard was being trained to perform tricks, at a country rectory, where the incumbent had is in notes of small denominailon. The first baskets of rubbish were "dally damped into the language knocked out we ceased dictating. fired for the edification of the young Princes. One of left the parish to the care of a fecum tenens 0.75 the Princes came out of the palace to view the receiving the startling announcement, "Master peif rmance, and as usual was accompanied by is in Italy, sir, but if you walk in you can see his retinue. Near the end of the train was a the gel demon." It was scarcely flattering to young girl about 14 years of age, and as the clerical profession, when a servant, asked if she was presing, the leopard jumped on a caller had been a clergyman, replied, "Ob, her breast. She was told not to be frightened, no, not a clergyman, sir, a gentleman," as the animal was only playing, but next instant
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the beast had grasped her by the throat and held We have received a letter from Mr. Capitolino transactions to be placed on a specie basis.
0.40 party fled in terror; fortunately for them, as the night about a warrant having been issued for the FRANCES POWER COBB tells us in the April boat containing; 40 -cubla, vanda of rubbish-
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HOT WATER IN CHINA,
ONE EXPLANATION OF THE HEALTHFULNESS
BA, HER OF THE EMPIRE,
ANOTHER demand for silver, not previously mentioued in the various market reports, bas The fault chiefly lay with the contractors for not with the above explanations we have another to be able to pay a fine however small'st might be. "THE LATEST.—If our readers are not satisfied just come to light-it is in the withdrawal of the supplying sufficient boats to carry away the fire at them. Owing to our wounded hand we Treasury notes of small denomination by the rubbish, The Government contractor invariably Brazilian Government and their replacement by supplied boats for the removal of rubbish. The could not do a stroke of writing. We could silver coln. If this measure is carried out with harm done by the continuous dumping of rubbish dictate, however, and we hired young Bill Ellis, out interruption the amount of silver that will over the Prays was the blocking up of drains son of old Reprobate Ellis, to act as our be absorbed will be considerable, since the total which created offensive odours, and detriment to amanuenals. We had dictated about half the health of the inbabitants of various neigh to spell cordial! He insisted that it was
a column when he differed with us on how circulation of national paper money in the new republic is $96,860,430, of which a large amount bourhoods. He estimated that as many as 500 corful and rather than see the English. appropriation made for this purpose is $1,617.003.harbour in the manner complained of. It was Bill out, and give an old tramp printer io and often the case that rubbish bosts dumped their hold him to go ahead and run out half a sheet. This measure on the part of Brazil suggests the probability that the Argentine Republic in the
cargoes into the harbour.. All rubbish belong. now errential rearrangement of its finances may ing to Government was measured by him and all we could do under the circumstances, and we beg the indulgence of our subscribers. Next probably make use of silver to a considerable ordered to be discharged at Kennedy-town, week, we shall be all right, and we promise an if the stuff was fil for reclamation purposes; but issue of The Ricker which w make the sand extent in reducing the deluge of paper money with which the country has been flooded through as the report of the receiver at Kennedytown unsound finance, and thus gradually enable its never in any instance came under his fly in fifty directions."
Inspection, he could not state, that all the 0.40 his deadly grip until she expired, which was very Jofo Xavier, with reference to what we said last
the boats despatched by him/reached their shortly afterwards. The other members of the
destination. He knew of one instance' where « arrest of a poison of that name (Xavier) for number of the Forum how much we have
reached its destination with but ten yards of the oja beast, maddened by the taste of blood, dashed embezzlement of monies belonging to the Improved on the ancients, and this is how she
material, which shewed that three-fourths of the around wildly in quest of another victim, causing Supreme Court. We don't know Mr. Capitolino sums up-Let us sum up the conclusions of this the utmost consternation in the groundi.
cargo had been dumped into the harbour. He João Xavier, and 'we' don't want to know him, paper; 1. The desire of food has passed the
did not complain of the rubbish being thrown The entire absence of sanitary arrangements but the next time he writes to this journal he stage of gluttony and become in Europe and PRINCE Napoleon bas recently written to Pre-will exercise a wise discretion by carefuly American only a subordinate branch of general bis department. He considered the coolics. It goes without saying that the laws of bygiene into the harbour, as that had nothing to do with in Chinese.towns and villages being well known, PRINCE Napoca Better which is a curiotis avoiding childish threats, It would seem that luxury, 3. Sexual love has undergone a glorify helpless in the matter, Payment upon the are utterly and entirely neglected. There is no example of princely correspondence. "M. To the defaulting messenger, as assistant bailiff, ingtransformation from a universal brut passion principle as now in vogue was direct induce isolation of infectious diseases, and no attration Président," It begins, "you have made a visit to or whatever his proper title may be, Joaquim to (very commonly) an exalting ideal passion. Corsica. I should have nothing to say to that, Xavier, and not "C. J. Xavier, as described by 3 Indolence has given way to almost feverishment to rabbish boats to get rid of their loads is paid to causes of death unless there is sup
as soon as possible, by dumping them into the position of violence, According to, our ideas, were it not that is going to the house in which our reporter. The mistake is a trivial one, and activity. 4 Hatred basdiminished in frequency harbour. A f
shadowww therefore, Chirese cities ought to be botheds of my uncle was born you committed an act of was owing to no lack of care on our part. Our and intensity, and revenge bas become obsolete,
The prisoner made no defence.
disease, subjected regularly to those terrible. grave impropriety, That house does not application to official sourcen for reliable Anger is perhaps more often self-controlled. belong to the Government. You had no information was refused point blank-we don't 5. Sympathy with suffering bas vastly in Mr. Wodehouse, in delivering judgment said, epidemics which with us are invariably It is requested that all communications relating to Subscriptions, right whatever to cross its threshold. What is know and can't see why this should have been-creased and largely displaced heteropathy that for various reasons he thought it well to associated with the neglect of sanitary lawaddy Afvertisements, &c, be addressed to the "hange, eg there in common between the First Consul, and our reporter's independent researches oat- and aversion 6. Wholesome Indignation make this kind of case, which was illustrative Strange to say, says wiiter in the National Telegraph" and not to the Editor..
who, in space of a few months, mado a new alde led to our giving the embezzler an extra bas waned disastrously, and remorse has of what went on with the class of coolles now Review, such is not the case. Epidemics come. France, and your Government, with its work initial to which it seems he had no valid disappeared, 7. Avarice has almost died out charged and what the men did with their and go without any apparent reason, appearing baskets. The magistrates were constantly perhaps suddenly, causing heavy mortality for of daily disorganization? What is there in com title, But all the same we don't want any and given place to acquisitiveness and covetous.
short time, and then as suddenly disappearing man between the Emperor, who fell a victim impertinent and totally uncalled for threats from ness, often united with prodigality, and giving called on to deal with cases of this kind and, to the very grandeur of his system, and your Capitolino Juğa Havier. If this person had rise to a gigantic extension of the vice of gum speaking for himself, he really felt that in dealing again, thus affording an endless field parlimentary regime, which is dying of its own courteously requested us to make correction bling. 8 The desire of fame has degenerated with these coolies one was falling short of the speculation to the foreign savants big a amputer cy? How can you, who, without reason, in our repait, on the ground that the initials into the love of notoriety. The love of natural mark and attempting to stop nuisance by But speaking generally, Chinese towns enjoy proscribe me, his heir, dare to pay bypocritical given to the alleged embezzler were the same beauty, especially of the wilder sort, has been imprisonment and heavy fines. Such punish an immunity from these dangerous outbreaks homage to the cradle of the great man? Confire, as his own, and their publication might lead to born and has become a large factor in modern ments amounted to the infliction of real hardship almost as complete an that of well-drained yourself to bring the head of a party Government, misunderstanding, we should gladly have even enjoyment. 10. Humor is more common, more on the coolies, and the dispensation of Justice, European communities, and the cause of this in that way was likely to bring if into contempt, puzzling and curious phenomenon has been which is ruining and degrading France. Enjoy gone out of our way.co.oblige him to the fullest refined and more prized. 11. Men and women your salaries and places, occupied rather than extent; but when he thes on the blaffing game, become almost nomadic in their babits, so per He felt the incongruity of inflicting heavy, puntate variously explained: The fact is all the more filled, but leave us our souvenirs and our mie, and threatens he will look to us to make good petual are their removals and journeys. 13, ments and bringing these men into the ranks of diriking when in connection with the contaminated fortunes, and do not insult me in my undeserved the dainage,” we are compelled to politely, tell The minds of men have become infial.ely more criminals According to the evidence in this game water supplies of Chinese towns, the effect of exile by an set of bravado, Your visit, cop. bim to go. **full speed ahead and look out for complex, more rarefied in every ways thereby it seemed that the coolles were paid according to which on Europeans has been manifested over cludes the letter, is naught but a parody; your socks. We decline to publish the ungramy new dangers of duplicity are Incurred, and at the the distance they were to carry the rubbish, and and over again in the heavy mortality which falso respect is caught but a profanation against matical twaddie sent us by Mr. Capitolino João same time the capacity for high emotional and that distance was the nearest spot at which they overtook them previous to the adoption of
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