Intimations.
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TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1892.
The silk ex meamship Phra Nang which left Yokohama on the 20th pito, anived in New York on the rath inst, : .
AMOY correspondents write most enthusiastically of the performance given at the Amor Clab of the 6th Inst, by the Stanley Awfuls -The gilded youth of Amoy wanted to marry the female Awfuls wholesale, but Fanny, Milly, Ada and the rest of the charmers couldn't see it in that light they said Amoy was too dail for bilssful matrimony.
Foochow has lately developed the manufacture of a new kind of cloth, which, it is said, utilises one a hundred biler of cotton yarn, per month.
THE P. M. S. S. Ca's steamer City of Ria de youfre, with maiis, &c., from San Francisco to the ayth alte, has arrived at Yokohama, and left for this port this morning.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Amity Thunderer says that, according to Chinese accounts, the deaths amongst the natives in that city during
It is satisfactory to learn that there is a prospect the present summer have been thirty per cent. of making the City Club a real and permanent less than in previous years. This most sails- success. At a meeting last night several im-factory state of affairs' in 'accounted for by the pastant alterations in the bylaws were made, heavy rains which have kept the drains and and the result should be that many will join who | streets comparatively clean. previously hung back. The tone of the meeting was most promising, and another meeting is to be held in fortnight,
vessels flying the Chinese flag, and should enjoy the same privileges. On receipt of this protest the Total cancelled all the Auchaos bearing the DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & objectionable clause, but with true: Oriental astuteness required that is futere all persons CO., LIMITED.
applying for Auchaos should state that they wished to ship the grain by the China Merchants steamers. The new uchaos were VICTORIA DISPENSARY.
so worded that it appeared as if it was the wish of the spplicant that aln should go by that line. All applications for Amchaos.are made verbally, so there can be no written evidence to support the truth of what is here stated, but the fact that a Native merchant wishing to ship grata by an "Ewo" or "Talkoo" steamer cannot get a huchéo goes a long way to show that the lacis' are correct The Thotal has withdrawn his reto against the Auckoos lavded before the 21nd August and these can now be used.
Evidently, therefore, China and the China Merchants are already on the war
DURING the past few days we have not heard of path. The immédiata result of this, will
any more mutilated bodies being found in the be to throw the Indo-China and the China harbour or public thoroughfares, so it is to be Navigation Companies together, more or boned that " Jack the Ripper" has betaken him. self to pistures new, unless he lệ lying low somewhere in town awaiting the result of the | less closely; and the more, the better.' This $250 per dozen policy of the Chinese cannot be fought in inquiry into the West Point tragedy, which is
Friday. close any ordinary" way. The constitutional expected to method of appealing to consuls and THERE ir ilkely to be a gold boom in Burma ministers, and quoting treatles, and argu: Bengal. The laat larue of the Burma Gazulis even fiercer that anything that bau been seen fo
Ing with the Chinese authorities to show publishes the analysis of a sample of sand, got them that they cannot, do such things, has by an hour's washing on the banks of the Int. waddy above Scabo, The sample weighed gib always falled miserably. It needs not a
10 or, and contained 10.4 graina of gold, or at sleepy-headed Walsham to render negotin- the rate of filb, 40%, to the ton, tion futile; even the most capable ministers. The sanitary board will meet on Thursday, could never secure an effective and perman-September 15th, at 4pm. order of the day.-— ant remedy, nor stop the Chinese from Bye-laws to be made under section 3 of Ordinance Ta of 1891. Agenda-1.. Application for wriggling through a treaty, any more permission to connect Watés-closets with a public sewer. 2. Mortality Reams for the weeks
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Pekin Chelydramn Pacting................ Fushun
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SUPREME COURT.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION,
THE HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.
The Hongkong Rialto," once's buster, is bust i Is dast once was golden; its gold is now dust j The brokers have lost both their credit and And hang round the Club looking out for a drink
chink
Imuris, about twelve months from to-day, But that mythical gold-mine-so I've been told. Were predicted leviathan "divis," to pay," in pantaloon pockets found all of its gold. And our great local Bank, that with richey was
runt,
In the depths of disaster appears to have sank ;
Twelve Iskhalin Hongkong as Compradora's With ten in Manila aud two in Amoy
Joy,
How I'd like to indulge in the twaddle and boshi That fell from the eloquest lips of friend Tosh
(with spectat apologisi to Copper Fack) And swear that the market was never sa trim, As declared both the Smart and its pal, Soapy
Jim.
The Hongkong Share Market to-Hades has
"gone,"
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Leaving many a gullible victim in pawn, With nary a cent of credit or pelf- And I mean what I say, for I've been there
_myself._..
| With sincere apologies to the, ihade of Alfred,
Lord Tennyson.
STONY BROKE
Hongkong, September 14th, 1893.
-A special lispatch to the News from Helsing- fim says: The captain of the steamer Runni borg, which ask the plansare steamer Ajar off. Helsingfors carly last Monday morning, says ba ran his vessel on the wrong side o
of the Ajar la
order to avald shallow water.
other
wise, because the dyns did not silow his vessel
He pleads that he had no option to do
sufficient room," Although the "djar was licensed to carry only seventy-five persone, she had 710 passengers aboard. The number of liven lost - was nearer eighty than forty
The light from the moon as well as that from the vessel's farmace and the lanterna gave a view of hundreds of heads and aims tha
could
water struggling to catch hold of anything that
be found. The f fight of many to throw off“; those clinging around them made a scene that Dare would have been unable to paint.
The divers report many of the unhappy victims now lying in a mass in the saloon of the Afar their bodies and faces disfigured and diss tosted to an extent dreadful to behold, making irextremely difficult to handle them.
The British ship North, Captain Newson, at Sligo, from Portland, Or, reports that on June 11th, in 44 deg, south, 37 west, she passed two enormous kebergy, while many were visible ahead. The North sailed by a solid barrier of berge ranging from twenty to 200 feet in height, while the open water was filled with great quentities of
broken
Atto a'clock on the night of Jaza 11th the versel was entirely surrounded by ice and it was foured that she would be crashed, but fortunately toward morning the winds changed and enabled her to clear the bargs. She had many marveloun escapes from destriction. The bergs formed's THE FUK-ON LANE FATALITI breakwater fifty miles lang, resembling 'a largo
volcanio Island.
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This report of the North bears out reports from other vessels from around. Cape Horn that the ice drift from the Antarctic ocean tblasenson 'is unprecedented, and that it has reached the nearest polas ever known."
than arguing can stop a baby from crying ended the 3rd and 10th September, 18921, 3. Before Mr. Fielding Clarke, Chief Justice.) bacon," so to say. But whatever the cause the.] 'formally announced that in consequence of the
meres not how je; it is of no avalt that
superintendent's report for July and August,
owners' case may It the treaty directly forbids what the Chinese authorities do; it is useless to impersonating Po Leung Kak de cctives and ANOTHER byc1 The two men charged" with
obtala tardy assurances from the highest thereby obtaining $10 from a widow by false powers that justice shall be done; all the pretences were brought up in the Police Court CATALOGUES containing numbers and same, justice never is done, when once a
this afternoon, on remand, hat as all the witnesses for the Crown were not present and names of Seeds with HINTS FOR GARDEN-particular course of injustice has been Mr. H. L. Dennys was not prepared with bis ING and other useful information, will be sent commenced. The diplomatic-channel, in-the case it rely formally-re-opened
and adjourned until Saturday moming. short, leads only to a barren desert, where post free to any address on applicatlón:
the clearest and purest and strangest case can only lose itself in the quicksands of Celestial shiftiness, The Taikco, Ewo, Orders from one person $5.00 to $10.00, 25. per and other foreign hongs will only
cent. discount allowed.
Over $10.00, '# extra 5
waste time and trouble. If they try that course. Let them find some per cent, discount allowed: other way-whether by adopting Chinese tactics (if they can and doing a little counter-wriggle on their own side; or by uniting to starve China and the China Merchants into reason; or trying
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physical means, as in the forties, sixties, argument down the shullers' throats by
and eighties; or by what other means, we cannot say. All that can be safely said at present is that mere argument is
useless.
TELEGRAMS.
RUSSIA AND THE PAMIRS.
LONDON, September 6th. The Czar is reported to be fedignant at Colonel Yanoff's aggression in the Pamira, and
· Special quotations for large guantities. has telegraphed that officer ordering him to svold all conflicts with the Afgbans and Chinese, and that he is not to explore beyond the Mustagh
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mountains.
CANADA AND CHOLERÀ. The Government of Canada have decreed a quarantine of twenty-one days against all vessels arriving with Immigrate excepting those from Britlab and Scandinavian ports.
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RUSSIA ASSERTS HER RIGHTS.
September 11th, The Novos, Vremyo slates that Rumla will demonstrate her rights as regards the Pamirs and will certainly cause them to be respected..
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
elegraph. Taz Peasing Gasefie says that on Saturday (3rd) a Sarawak Malay ran omak, killed one man and badly cut and stabbed 17 others before THE death of Li Hung-chang was currently
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1893. ho was caught,
THREE-CORNered CompETI.
TION.
reported in Foochow the other day. It was an lála rumour. The Bismarck of China is sziik ja the land of the Uving,
It is worthy of note that the Para Nose salved Tacoma on Sept. 5th, and the silk on board was sent on to New York in less than raven days, arriving on the 13th.
THE weekly entertalaments at the Sallors' Home are an established and highly popular instita- ton. Last night the Rev. A. G. Goldsmith presided at a very pleasant and largely attended concert in the spacious Reading Rooms, in which a number of leading amateurs, including a very clever manipulator of the bones, took part. Song followed song and recitations In quick succession up to ro o'clock when the Chairman closed the proceedings amidst lond and long continued applause.
this
THE Cricket Club held a meeting on Monday afternoon, which the Daily Press did not report seat day, owing to the fact that there was nO report in the evening papers for our morning contemporary to crib. Of course, the Daily
the decency to acknowledge the source from Press cannot be expected to maintain a staff en pable of reporting ; but it might at least have which its reports are clipped. Usually it is the Telegraph that is thus pirated, though in instance it was not, ss for a long time back we have discontinued reporting Cricket Club meet, |ings—we want something interesting,
"BANK SHAREHOLDER," The Editor of the Hongkong Telegraph was not present at the recent, half-yearly meeting of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank shareholders; he was in Japan. Had he been present he probably would have ssked some questions-but who can tell? if shareholders are unable to protect their own Interests, they must bear the consequences. It is not a journalist's duty to heckle the chair- man of every shareholders' meeting, unless public interests are involved, and the Editor of the Telegraph respectfully declines in future the very unthankful tank of fighting other people's battles. The Telegraph will have something to say regarding the Bank meeting, the repart and accounts, at an early date.
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September 14th.
THE SIMON AND SAMUEL CAST.
Joseph Simmel and David Simon were defend. ants to four pulte to-day, brought by their late compradore and others, to recover various mums amounting to $12,794.70, in connection with the transactions which gave rise to the charge of fraud (com abandoned, as reported yesterday), Mr. Hastings (Watton and Deacon) was for one plaintiff and Mr. Gedge (Johnion, Stekes and Master) for the others. Mr. Depays (Dennys and Mossop) appeared for defendants,
By consent of all parties, judgment was on- tered against the defendants, who undertook to hand over a cash box containing $10,000; and 85,000 held by the police were also to be given not being sufficient, as expected, execution will up to the plaintiffs. In the event of these assets be levied against all the defendants' available effects.
· IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
(Before Mr. H. E. Pollock, Acting Puisna Judge.)
September 15th.
LOVE IN A LODGING-HOUSE.
In the sult Gash v. Kjeller, plaintiff sued for $300, damages caused by forcible detention of his boxes; and in the cross-action, Kjeller v. Gust, plaintiff sued for $40, cost of board and
Gash stated that he was employed in the Naval Yard. He stayed at Mr. Kjeller's boarding house in Wyndham Street for 25 days, and thought the charge too high. He was not satisfied with the accommodation, nor the fare: He refused to pay so much, and Mrs. Kjeller refused to let him take away his boxes. He had been put to great Inconvenience and expense, having to buy new clothing, and other things.
In reply to his Lordship, he said he did not know of any rule in boarding houses to charge at a higher rate per day than per month. He had been in other boarding houses. He thought that the sleeping accommodation was a sofa, bot bed. He could not explain what was the matter with the food."
His Lordship said this trivial case ought not to have come into court at all. The parties ought to settle it without ligation. He ad- journed until Friday, to give them an opportunity to settle the case.
THE PEARL ROBBERY CASE.
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POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
At the Magistracy this morning Mr. Wade house continued the bearing of evidence in respect to the alleged robbery of pearls from the Post Office in January Inst
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Gladstone, accompanied by Slr Algernon Edward West, left this morning for the Isle,pf- Wight to lay before Her Majesty the names of those who comprise the new Cabinet, and to carry out the old enstora of kissing the hand of on his departures the sovereign. Gladstone was loudly cheered
CORONER'S INQUIRY. A.house la Fuk-on Luna fall down on the zoth August, possibly because it wasn't able to stand any longer and the Inspector of Shantles didn't order it to be pulled down in time to “ gavo- its In the House of Lords to-day Lord Salisbury
roof fell in and a lot of débris fcil on an old man vote in the House of Commons on the Arquiik and brake one of his legs, crushed one of his no confidence amendment to the address in reply ankles and stove in one or two of his ribs, to the Queen's speech the Government bad In this condition he was discovered by s tendered its resignation to the Queen, and that policeman and sent to the Civil Hospital | Her Majesty had accepted it. After making this where he died a day or two after admission, Pannouncement Lord Salisbury asked the inten from gangrene which soon set in. Therefore tons of the incoming Ministry, became necessary for the Coroner to investigte The Earl of Kimberley replied that he was sorry the affair with a view to ascertaining who was he was unable to give Lord. Salisbury any in- to blame for the unfortunate man's death. formation. The Earl added that he was not yet Accordingly Mr. Wodehouse held an exhaustive a Minister. He could say nothing until he had Inquiry at the Magistracy this afternoon, which consulted his colleagues. resulted in the following finding: death occa The House adjourned until Thursday. sloned from injuries received from the falling of „n party wall upon the roof of house No. 8, Fuk- || on Lane, thereby causing It to collapse and its ruins to fall upon the deceased. The falling of the party wall was occasioned by the pressure of piled against it to order to make an approach carth against 11, much earth having been to a new house in course of erection and belong-
When Gladstone crossed the dock yard at Ing to a woman named Chung Shi" By Portsmouth on his way to the royal yacht the. the way
It may interesi some legal experts || artisans gave him a rousing ovation. On the and
others to know that Mr. Tooker, arrival of the yacht at East Cowes he was au executre englater of the P.W.D. said greeted by an enthusiastic crowd, Gladstons evidence that as the property adjoining entered a carriage and was driven to Qiborna the house that fell In was private pro- House. On his arrival at the palace Sir Henry perty and that, although the rubbish piled Pontonby received him and conducted him to up against it was Dicely to result in harm to
apartments prepared for him. someone, the Government officers of the P.W.D. did not interfere with the contractor because they were of opinion that what he was doing was not likely to result la danger to the dubile of largel And he quoted the Building Ordinance (No. 15
1889) in support of bis contention, that waters to London to-morrow morning, "work on private property to calculated to result in danger to the public at large the employés. of the PW.D. would not be justified in interier- ing with the contractor or builder or owner of property. If that is the way the law reads, then the soccer it is amended. the better will it be for the "public at large," or the public in general if that term suits the P.W.D. better, and is more easily understood by their highly paid Executive Englacer. It should be the duty of the Tespector of Buildings to prevent any contractors from piling rabbish against houses or walls
manner calculated to result in grievous bodily hart to any one.
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NEWS OF THE AMERICAN MAIL
The following telegrams were unavoidably held over last night, owing to excessive pressure an our news columns --
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After Gladstone had partaken of luncheon the Queen, gave him audience, and he kissed her band in accordance with the established usage. Gladstone then submitted the names of the members of his Cabinet. Gladstone will return
BERLIN, Acgest 15th. General Demirbel's recent tour of Inspection in the northeast of France has been closely watched by the German military authorities. As the immediate result I am assured that special measures will be taken here to organize system of curvellance intended to meet the increasing French military espionage over cer tain parts of the empire.
CHICAGO, August 1518, Os account of the trouble involving H. B, Ryder, American Consulat Copenhagen, Colonel Clark E, Carr, United States Minister to Den- maik, who has been spending bis vacation at his old home in Galesburg, Ill. has been suma moned to his post at the Court of Denmark and left Chicago to-day-for Washington, where ka will finish bis preparations for the trip.
Colonel Carr is Inclined to skleid · Ryder. "As to the charges of extravagance and high Ilving against Ryder, they cannot be true," said Colodel Carr, "as I know him to he a man who has lived plainly and frugally."
BOSTON, August 15th. Colonel Henry Clay, Natt, formerly president of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, - died to-day of paralysis, aged 59 yearn,✨ |-
QUEBEC, August 14th. The shortening of the transatlantic passage to a three days' voyage is the inducement now beld out to the Canadian Government by the promoters of a new Labrador railway scheme The proposal levolves she establishment of an occan steamship port at Port Manabam, which is situated on Lewis inlet, about sixty miles north of the Straits of Belle Isle. It is claimed;}.':.. that the short crossing between Port Manakam and Milford Haven, la Wales, could be easily made in seventy-two hours by boats like the greyhounds now running between New York and
· LATE TELEGRAMS.
CALCUTTA, August 25th. The Anchor Line steamer Anglia, which left Calcults yesterday morning, capsized in the river In the Taillingham Channel, and out of a crew and.. passenger list of 48 there are 16 missing, and 33 were saved. There were only three passos pets, who were all saved. The lost included. the sad Engineer, Mr. R. Doan, Chief Steward Campbell, (Steward), J. Melsaacs and cook,
of the company; It is stated that the man-of-war i America. He said the pearls showa mo were | bythe Northern Pacific people than by snybody" | Current, """Turner and as. there was a strong
eine,
LONDON, August 7th...
ACCORDING to our Japanese contemporaries there is to be another attempt at securing the treasure lost in the Japanese man-of-war Osaka- go when she was run into and sook by a Japanese steamer on the 31st of December, 1875 The accident took place in deep water off Heguri-sblms, Sawo province, and there have been repeated attempts to raise the vessel, sil. In 1878 a man named Tatsugami, sil of which have, however, proved un-
of Yamaguchi, got permission to make the attempt, the Government promising that he should be allowed to retata everything except the arms and ammunition. The attempt Josephine Salamon stated-I saw a man
"However, as was also who looked like the photograph produced (photo | Liverpool. → of Mr. WA. AM. Makabara, af Osaks, who made of Delallo) about May of this year, while I was
that
It is claimed by the projectors that during the strenuous efforts to raise the vessel in 1888, keeping a hotel in Shanghai. He came two or season of navigation almost all the malls between speadleg several thousands of dollars on three times to get refreshments. On the occasion Europe and America, as well as the bulk of the evallingly. Now a company is being formed in of his last call at my house he sald be passenger trade, would follow the abortest Yamaguch! and Nagasaki kens to make another had no money, and produced small existing route. Pablie interest in the sebeme attemps, not exactly to raise the vessel, but parcel, which, he gave me to understand, con- is awakened in Canada by the publication of the fireman, seven seamen, and thres native ser to get at the treasure she is believed to tained pearls, I refused to take them. He then report of a survey for a railway from Quebec to Vants. It seems that at 4 p.m., just as the contain by blowing her up with dynamite, paid for bis drinks. That was the only time I Labrador. The westward connections of the Anglia was about to let go
her
anchor, the As an inducement to subscribe to the funds saw the pearls. He told me he was going to projected line would be more exily controlled touched
ver and sink in twenty In the struggle for supremacy in the China
had on board some 30 boxes of copper money, $3.50
of the scamen He never gave me his name,
seconds; Worth
TETOS
who were far, coast trade, the China Merchants Com-
67,000 yen in sliver, and 150,000 yen in gold, J. H. Danenberg said--I am manager of the
back in the forecastic, get their heads ont of pany is a powerful factor by reason of
besides arms and ammunition. The vessel, Globe Hotel. I received this letter on or about
the port holes and called for help, but it was A correspondent of the Times - aboard the the P however, lies deeply imbedded in the mud and the 18th March from Singapore. It is signed warship Arathura, lying off Bellest, my were picked up by the boats of the British India Impossible to extricate them. The survivors the national character of the enterprise. 1 you subscribe $25 to ́"the Allca Menioria) | we`alo therefore afraid that the endeavour 'to by H. Zeiner & Co. and enclosed:
i pawn-ticket.
*While the Arathuig was towing torpedo esmer Goa Lnd brought to Calcutta. which is backed by the whole weight of Hospital you are doly advertised as Esq; if recover her treasure will be anuntzeginful.. A redecined the pearls through my servant and boat the other night there were suddenly heard, Celestial opposition to foreign intrusion, you can only afford 35, the commas or garden" BEFORE Mr. Wodehouse at the Magistracy hotel in Singapore,
sent them to Mr. Zerner, whose father keeps s
"At the time of the accident the vessel was in about a o'clock in the morning, shouts of Stop charge of Mr. Elson, pilot of great experience "Mr." is thought quite good enough,
the ship coming from the terpede boat. It As we prophesied on the 1st July last,
to-day Nells C. Swensen, Chief Engineer, Dr. Leon Prats, re-called, said—–f recognise was found that the boat had got under the and tried ability, The sands of the Tellingham "all the political powers of China are We are informed by the shire" Line steamer well known in Hongkong) with feloniously | Dalagio, allas Detallo, only be appears ninch propeller. The boat was found to be water and the channel is therefore very dangerous.
(Messrs. Dodwell, charged Joseph Van Ulrich. (an old offender, the photograph produced as that of Lafg Arvikan's stern and had been struck by her Channel are, however, subject to rapid changes, pledged to back up the China Merchants, Denbighshire left Singapore for this port yester obtaining from the complainant the sum of $12 younger than the photo makes hier look, I first logged and the crew of the freshwra' turned 3387 tons gross register, and was built in 1888
sinking, and men and all the wiles so well known in day, and is due on or about the rgth Inst. by means of false pretences on the rath fast. In knew him on the 20th January of this year.. I Chinese politics will be put in force," to brisk N.E. breeze that has been wafted engineer on board the Danish steamer Ask, now
Plaintiff stated: "I am chief met him in a coffee house in Cochrane Street out, buoys were lowered and the men rescued by Mets, D. and W. Henderson of Glasgow He was stopping there. Sometimes I went there The torpedo boat was afterward baled out, and She had 300 borse power engines, was 340 feet support the national as against the allon over the colony to-day has raised fervent hopes lying a Victoria Harbour. On the 13th Sept. to get breakfast, I spoke with Delallo several holsted in."
long and 43 feet boat. She had a large cargo times.
I dealt in pearls. I belleve Owing to the disasters to the war abips Natad LONDON, August 16th.
cffes on traders. Now (according to Shanghai in the breasts of many that the welcome North- at about to a.m, the prisoner came to me on
was bound for London. board, and he knew I was expecting pearls from Haiphong, and Apollo, the Admiralty authorities have papers) we have the Tientale Total East monsoon, is already setting in. This is board ship and asked me to give him some
earlier than usual.
money on behalf of a friend who he said had On one occasion when I had gone to inquire abruptly stopped the eaval maneuvers, Vag
Sir Seymour King' in a letter to the Timer, coming out in exactly the colours wo
last tels leg. I wanted to see the friend, but he about the registered letter (produced) I met him The ship Trazas, carrying twenty-two men,
proposes that a small Royal Commission: of predicted :--
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s Royal mail, said he bad sent bing to Macao, He described in the Post Office. He asked me what, I was was lost with all on board between Greenock and experts be formed to examins into all the steamer Empress of Japan, Capt. G. A. Lee; the friend as an Engineer, Norwegian, Then expecting and I told him that a cheque for a Hitin Liverpool. The Thracias was built for William schemes for establlabing gold standard. The from Vancouver, arrived at Yokohama yester he said the friend's name was Ulrich, and that money was due. I didn't tell him pearls were Thomson of Nova Scotia. She started from Financial Times \ of opinion that the suspen.
used to belong to a Norwegian ship. I gave In it, I did not get the
to Prats. Dalagio Sarak Yalf to Liverpool, where she was to be solution of the currency question, but would officers of the hip. I had never seen him might have seen the same Prats in the rigged out. The crew of the ship consisted of avert a crisis and give time,, da stopped the issue of the ordinary Anchor, of THE squaltors of Shau-k-wan don't believe la before he came on board in a sampan and Government Gazette and so, by algatag I got twentytwo riggers, and the tugboat and the PENJOM.
captain's was FANA duty free permits, for grain for shipment to paying rent to Her Gracions, so Land Bailif left in a sampan after getting the money the packet from the Post Offes. · 18w | 2310 aboard": Tientsin, and proceeded to issue Auchaos bear King notified them the other day that unless. The other officers had no money at the time and Delafo on the 12th or 15th of February when 1 Thracian were about three miles from the Inleidin ing the clause that they could only be sued for they forked out the rhino eviction would take they wanted him to come the following day, leat him Br.go. Icame across the photograph of of dan during the night a squall came up and Owing to the facilities afforded by the open. grain forwarded by steamers belonging to the place. That had the effect of bringing all but six He said he had no time as he was employed in him by accident in Armstrong's auction room. the ship capsized. The captain of the Sarah ing of the telegraph station at Kuala Lipis, CM.S.N. Co. The Tastal further cancelled all out of forty, (up to time. The defaulters had an the Harbour office, and accordingly 1 paid for the A Solomon stated. I am a coffee-house all heard a cry from the Thracias and then | Mens, Becher, Loafs & Co, hero received a the old kuchaos, fog those issued before the fanings In Court to-day which cant than $5 other officers. In order to how that he was keeper, I don't recognise the photo produced, there was a whirling and surging of wares as if week earlier than usual the telegram giving the 22nd August. To this very high-handed action aploce.
bönd-Ada ke showed me the subscription ist The man in question remalsed in my house the ship had gone down. "The Sarah your result of the August crushing at the Fenjom on the part of the Total, the Agents for the
produced. He showed one side of it. He from tail to 13th of December. I saw him tiga made for the spot where the ship: had been, but mice, which, it will be seen, få again highly Indo-China S. N. Co. Ltd., and the China
polnied out an entry showing that the the papers produced, and he told me that he no sign either of itself or any human being aliafactory, showing 353 tons muled for: 236 Nargad entered a
Danish aby, Jeph Wen, tiles bible
could be seen, or curices of gold; an average of 13 dwts, per ton. know the man Deiallo if I saw him
The tugboat remained near the scene antils. It is manilafactory to lesza ibai during the Inspecter Stanton stated-The Government daylight showed that there was no possible last 13 months (with the exception of May, when Gazsite of 12th February, 1892, advertised a chance of any one, having survived. The practically no milling was done owing to scarcity registered letter addressed to a Dr. Frata,, Luigi | Thracias was an entirely new ship, and after of labour) continous work has been going on, Delailo is the man who go that letter. The having been fited in Liverpool would have and the mine has cruiked up to date 3,543 LOND Post Office receipt produced is signed in la salled to Nows Sentia. The riggers on board of gona ylalding 2,122 ounces of goldamn general pesullar and numesSJ SHALEDGE
the Thracian Sived in Greenock Caps "svaraga el 19 deze, per toną:
Carlill & Co.) but the
H.. the Total, acting under instructions Customs Total at Tiantain, and the Chief Kobe and Shanghai, Director of the Chins-Merchants' S. No-Con)
this colony.
The Anglia was a steel scrow, bicamer of
from H.E. Sheng (the recently appointed day, and left again at 9 am, to-day, for this port, myself and six on account of the other they said ɣit wan" addrested letter because Greenock in hallast to be towed by the tugboat | #lop,of Free Coinage would not be a permanent,
their
Ta grand old "record breaker" Thermopylas, forms of years with ater, fill maintains her tion, and entered a protest through their consul form of years gone by when she used to make: "This prisoner, Joseph Vod. Wirich, was con- pointing out that such a step as the Total had the voyage from London to Australia in from 57 victed on 16th September rigt for larceny of can taken was an fúfringement of Treaty rights, and to 65 days with comparative case. Her latest feat belt, and got six months' hand labour, with 14 that the supporters of all steamers, Bying the was accomplished yesterday, when she salled | daya « solitary * at the beginning and end, before British or any other Foreign fing, ought except | through the Ly-to-man Fais under short skil | Mr. A. G. Win), His Worship now parsed in the case of ixibute rice, to be on exactly the with a cargo of cont loaded at Nagasari just sentence of 13 months' hard labour, and nedered 'Shasa berma fal overty way as the supportera ef | ten days previously?
the kidney to be returned to the dosers,
was going to the Sillors' Home to stay wor
I would