engine-room stores; and if bathing is made compulsory on the tiremen, I shouldn't wonder II additional pay were demanded for the extra duty. On the whole there were many good points dealt with is Mr. Murphy's paper..
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The extent to which coal mining has developed on the Continent seems. Hule understood by the leaders of our own mlacis, who seem Inspired with the belief that all the world is dependeat on Great Britain for sumpiles of fuel. Take Germany alone. In the Westphalian coalfields there are now between 135.000 and 140.000 miners at work, as compared with 101,000 four years ago. These men earn an average of -about 31. 61. per shift, but the "abift" is a
Indefinite term vargång from six to twelve boạn, according to circumstance and locality. This average, t
, therefore, gives one no indication of the actual earnings per hour and the incidence of wage upon the pilee per ton. In Upper Silesia longer hours are worked than to Westphalini t is said that in these coalfields so per cent of the miners work twelve hours a day bank to bank, and that only 10 per cent, of them work eight hours or less. In Lower Silest 19 per cent of the miness work ten hours a dy, 12 per cent. work a shift of tw fve hours, and only 9 per cent, draw the line at eight hours. No wonder the coal production of Germany bas factensed so much as to ene ble the German coal-owners to perent combined front against English and Scotch coal,
The extent to which yachting bus increased on the Clyde can best be realised by those who can compare the basti now to be seen at winter moorings with the array of a dozen years ago, or even less. At the present moment there are not fewer than 200 pleasure versels at winter berths, or beached, at the various Clyde shelters, and among these are some of the fastest racers in the world. The Holy Loch has about half-x-hundred, and Gourock Bay about the same. The G410 loch and Port-Bannatyne Bay moorings am fully taken up, and at Fairlie (as at Sandbank and Gourock) new buildings have had to be run up to take in some of the crowd of small craft and their gear. Beaching space is everywhere at a premium, and the owners of slips, boat sheds, and repating yards are now enabled to do goed business all the year round. Building for next season has not yet began," and "will probably not begin until the Y.R.A. bave decided an the dispered point of measurement-whetter the present rule is to be renewed or altered. In Americs, however, the bave already begun with the new Herescheffer, designed by Mr. Nathaniel of that isk. She is to, he of steel, 84 ft. load-water-line, and so designed as to be re-rigged as a cruising schooner after the racing Season ly ever. Her primary appearance, how ever, is to be au aracing cutter, in which capacity abe is to come over here next season to win back the two American cuss won by the Gensila and at present held by the Wendur.
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The cuperior economy of the triple-xpansion type of engine, as compared with the ordinary compound, has not only been found amply sufficient under ordinary circumstances to induce owners and builders of new steamers to adopt it in all its fulness, but even in times of depression and gloomy ou look like the present, owners of vessels having the ordinary compound engines see it to be to their advantage to substitute the newer type or hare the old "converted", so I to work on the triple principle, Several conversion "e ntracts are now being execu:ed In Clyde workshoni, and more are promised. An interesting example has just left the bands of Mer. Blackwood & Garden engi neers and shipsanders, Pat Glasgow, in the stearnslip Bucephalus belonging to the Australian and lunian feet of Messrs.. Archibald Curris & Co., Melbourne. Her englues, of the two-cylinder ordinary com pound kind, have been rearranged and supple- mented to cor stute modern four-cylinder high pressure triplexpansion engines, by placing two 15 lit. cylinders on top of the previously existing ones, which were, respectively, 31. and 64 in. dis meter; and by reducing the low pressure cylinder to 54 in, diameter by lining the Interior. Steam of ico lb, pressure is supplied from two new steel boilers each having three furnaces of Purvis patent ribbed type. The while change has been off-cred with economy and with no interference to the general arrange ment of the vessel's machinery-room, bankers, -or-stakeholde. ~ The - Bucephalus was tried for speed, etc, on the agth elf, the results proving marked advance on the previous order of things In respect of speed and consumption, and giving | much satisfaction to the owner's representatives.
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Belgium is said to be the most intemperate country in Europe,
The new railway between Jaffa and Jerusalem is now open to regular traffic
The crusado #gainst the sale of indecent
prints in Parts la maicing progress,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1892.
Dr. Sigurd Then, the son of the famous Norwegian writer, is soon to be married to the daughter of Bjoernstjerne Bjornson, the poet- politician of Norway.
The last surviving officer who took part in the battle of Waterloo is dead. The battle was fought June 18th, 1815, and this officer survived it seventy-seven years.
All recruiting for Irish Constabulary bas been stopped. This is looked upon as prelude to the disbandment of the force nader the Home Rule scheme.
Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, who has been living in Italy during recent years, la reported to be in an alarming state of debility. Hele ninety years of age.
A sow on a Kentucky farm recently gave birth to mine pigs of which one was born with only three legs, while the right forefoot of another i that of a dog, with sharp claws.
It is reported from Germany that Russian Jews will be sent to the United States, despite quarantine and other restrictions, as long as the United States will receive them.
man in Vienas asserts that diphtheria la thrice Four men in every six use tobacco. A medical
as prevalent among smokers as those who deny themselves the luxury of the wred,
Thirty-five millions of people divevery year- few of these from old age. In a doctor's opinion nearly as many people shorten their career by over eating as from excessive drinking.
The
A remarkable shower of volcano ashes.recently occurred in several parts of Finland, ground in some places is stated to have heen covered to the depth of nearly a foch,
Considerable Interest has been awakened among the literary circles of Berlin by the sad of an edition de luxe of the complete works of Frederick the Great for 2,000 marks.
To-day's Abertisements.
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The organist at a Cardiff church found several of the notes soundless. An examination A GREAT SUCCESS! revealed the fact that six birds, including a kabin, had built their neats in the pipës.
By a law passed July 8.1892, the use of the metric system of weights and measures is obli- gatory throughout Spain and her colonies, In private as well as ta pabile contracts.
The German Minister of Education has sent to the Geographical Society of Berlia coples of two letters written by Columbus, which were sound recently in an old convent la Guatemala.
A glass factory at Liverpool_bas_* glass. journal boxes for all its machinery, a glase Alsot, glass shlogies on the roof and a smickestack 105 feet high built wholly of glass bricks, each a foot square."
Three hundred thousand people in Europe suffer from blindness, Spain appears to be the greatest sufferer fa this respect. An oculist aeya that scarcely and in twenty of watchmakers suffers from weak eyes.
Colonel Powell of the United States Army is: anthority for the statement that among the to his mother-in-law except through the inter- Cheyennen a man is never permailted to speak
mediation of a third-person/-----
Sexls, when basking, place one of their number on guard to give the alarm in case of danger. The signal is a quick clap of the flippers on a rock. Ribbits signal with their fɔrepaws and have regulir signals and calis.
A statistician of the German Government a short time ago investigated the records of the Department of Compulsory Insurance and, according to his investigation, the most unfor tunate day is not Friday, but Monday.
When the ancial scheme of the Church Army is completed there will be a labor home in touch with every prison and casual ward in England, so that no blebodied iam te need go forth without the chance of maki`g a fresh start in bse, In the line of the unexpected, that being Emperor William'a chracteristic, rdle, that monarch has bought a picture of pilgrims washing their feet at the Holy Well-and- presented it to the Mosque of Omar at Jet- alem,
Philip Gilbert Hamɛrton, who has studied the question thoroughly in France, ascribes the decrease in marriages there to the greater difficulties now experienced in maintaining a wife in a satisfactory style as compared with former times.
Thou,h Zola's books did not · secure him admission to the charmed circle of the Academy, the crowning honor coveted by every Franch author, they have brought him the consolation of wealth, for it is estimated that his royalties have amounted for twenty years to $150,000.
The researches of Sir Regland Palgrave, the learned Cleric -of-the- Table of the Hours of Commons, bave fixed the exact spot in West- minister Hall where Charles I sat during his trial. The position of the King's chair is marked by a brass tablet at the east end of the bail.
The city of Bremen has spent 30,000,000 marks, or about $7,500,000, in making: the Weser navigable. Big steamships now go up to the city, lastead of being obliged to discharge cargo and land passengers at Bremerhaven, necessitating for the latter a car-ride of a a couple of hours or so,
An unexpected occurrence, or rather exposé, will probably prove at least a check to the
New docks for the transatlantio trade will be 'awosting system in London. A Miss Hicks a
shortly started at Steiln, Germany.
delegate to the recent Trader Congress held in
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Artificial scars are painted on the face.of.that city, said in debate that the trousers of the (By kind permission of H.E the GOVERNOR),
Heldleberg students who never fought |
Expedition Island, of the coast of Australia, has mysteriously disappeared from view.
London society papers have every week a - new bride for the coveted Duke of York.
A brain speck Hat says that nearly a quarter
of all the cases of Insanity are bereditary,
The alphabet was first brought into Greece "storn Phoenicia. 1493 years before Chrint,”
Jokes from Amencan newspapers are compiled and sold by a bureau to I oudon weekiles
Great Britain's iron trado in steadily decliolog in apits of low wages and fise raw material,
France is to have a new subaldiary.coinage, which is to be of some metal besides copper,2): Hamburg is to have new sanitary laws and regulalons, due to the late visitation of cholera.
The olive crop in Spain has been much dam- aged this year by the great beat and severe storms,
Curlous to note, clergymen come next in number to mechantes under the head of in
cutors..
The formatios of a new laland in the Casplan Ses, near Baku, Rule, by upheaval la announced.
Duke of York had been mado 'next door to house containing fever patients.
Bome valuable information comes from St. Petersburg as the result of close study of the -- cholera. Ona investigator writes: "A
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In many of the English country houses thereg T. JOHN ara now moms set suide especially for the Indien.
to smoke fo.
Within the prst thirty years there have been
on the British coast 66,377 wrecks, causing the loss of
22,312 lives,
The large, richly furnished salon of Richard Wagues's home at Bayreuth is now kept closed -Iike a tomb by bla-widow,-
Atreet cars in Bombay are, as a rule, of American manufacture, and the promoters of the strect-car lines are Americans.
The cross on the top of the Panthéon in Paris, 'which has been so great an eyesore to the
Radicals of that city, is to come down,in
A quarter of each generation die before attain. ing the age of 17 years, but a man 32 yours of age may expect to live for another 32 years.
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A'N EMERGENCY MEETING of the above A LODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS" HALL, Zeland Street, THIS EVENING, the 7th at 6.30 for 9 o'clock precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.
Hongkong, 7th December, 1892, [1194
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF HONG-
KONG AND SOUTH CHINA. The smallest Bible to existence has recently THE SEVENTEENTH REGULAR IN been linned by the Oxford University preas. It NUAL MEETING of the DISTRICT 18 3 1 inches long, 21 inches wide and § of an GRAND LODGE OF HONGKONG AND fuck thick. It is very popular with lawyern, SOUTH CHINA will be held in the MASONIC A leading Tapanese newspaper complaint that HALL, Zetland Street, Hongkong, on THURS-
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The holders of Tickets for prises are reminded that they should be sent in on the 17th, when the drawing will take place... Tickets can be bought on that day it desired. [rany |- Mongkong, 7th December, 1898.
the good manners of the Japanese women have ¦ DAY, the s9th December, 1893, at 8:30 for been ruined by the importation of Wester | pm, preciselyje pla *mivillaniline i
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