Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & 'COMPANY, LIMITED.
VICTORIA DISPENSARY, HONGKONG,
WHISKIES.
LIQUEUR WHISKY (SQUARE. BOTTLE). HIS s one of the finest Walkies ever THIS
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1893.
knows anything of the conveniences of railway refreshment"rooms—even where there is a hotel built right up against them; but was there no other idea among any of the supporters of the new venture? Perhaps not; perhaps there was never anything else but pure philanthropy at work-perhaps!
And on the other side, what can be said of the cold-water fanatics who lifted up their hands in horror at the bare Ides of a new place being opened for the sale of alcoholic liquors? How much of the Influence thrown into the scale against SCOTCH.
the "Buffet" was due to calm reason, F.O.S.-A very fine Oid Blended Whisky, and how much to *' aquamania) "
per care.
And, we cannot
forbear asking, LOCHABER- Mellow Old Scotch Whisky how much of it was due to the "follow.
with fine flavour.—$9 per dozen. GLENMURRIE-A Pure Malt Whisky. Ex.my-leader" doctrine? The whole history ellen, value for the money-$7 per of this laughable, albeit stupid, exhibition, It cannot but be admitted, shows that
only responsible for about 3 per cent. of the whole weight of opposition brought to crush the "Buffet."
.dozen..
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FLYAWAY PLATE: value, Tis. 100; for Chios ponies: weight for faches as per scale; en trance, Tur. 5. Seven furlongs.".
Mighty 9+12+2|4549921995+978 I Blackberry....aunamann 1 Merry Thought ............
The HACK STAKES: Talae, Tis. 100; for Chian Deniss (without the restriction to height spec- dad lu bye-law No. 11) pot otherwise entered at this meeting, and that have never won n race; weiɛht, cost, relba; entrance, Tis. 5. Once round.
Shanks..... Daydream
poimikuttaque 3
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
DAWSON's Whisky, THE fist lucller match was struck In 1834- THREE are 6,000 intoxicants known to science. H. 3. Swift returned to Bangkok on the 21st ako. from a cruise.
wherevertexhibited.
DAWSON's Perfection Old Scotch Whisky. D'ARC's famous marionetto show is dun bere
from Australla short y.
DRINK Dawson's Whisky and be "Oir a'the fils o' iffa victorious.”
BETWEEN 700 and Boo cares of rifles were landed in Bangkok for the Siamese. Government the other day.
THE London Lyric Company is driflag cast #gain. They are now in Rangoon and opening dates have been fixed in Penang and Singapore, In the police court to-day a Dock coolie, charged with stealing a watch and other articles from Mr. H. Horst, foreman ship wright at Hungham, was remanded a week,
dispose of the case. would be a bar to action against the others. This seemed, unless Mr. Phillippo could upset it, to
Mr. Philippa urged that the plaintiff lent the money to the first defendant on the understand. ing that he was the owner of the junk, and did pol know anything of any partnership at x11. Then the plaintiff got judgment, and was about to sell the junk, when the uther defendants put in a claim for eleven-twelfths of it, and stopped him by isterpleader. This was upheld by the judge, and rẻ now the plaintiff had to sue all the partners. There was no other course.
used ?" was asked through the Interpreter. “Oh,” was the reply, “It is nearly new) about thirty heads have fallen under ito & What is the compensation for each héad ?" With a sigh, "It used to be a dollar, but there is a good deal of work now, and some compitition, and the rate is only 50 cents."
travelling companion, Lieutenant in the Ger "What will you take for the word ?" asked my man Army and the son of a millionnaire, who had plenty of money at his diaposal and all the enthusiasm of a collector. "I do not think it can be sold, but I will sak the chief execuifaner," AWAY
the Lieutenant cried
His lordship said that be could see so differ. And as he was golak mit eire bim $5."
after him: Say, I
ence between this and the case
quoted hard on my client to deprive ki of his manney!
Mr. PhillippaBut it would be exceedingly His lordship Well, if you like I will adjourn in order that you may look up the references, If you wish to carry, the case further. This seems
The crowd of inhabitants of the neighbour heed, composed of ragged add diseased beggars, dirty men, women and children, having overbeard the talk about the purchase of the kolle, became interested and excited. So that
when the executioner, ap, cared (a much milder
A REFERENCE to our Share Market column wilt reveal the secret of the absolute dradness of/You can do. Do you wish to go on with the case?ed, as might be expected from`kle lucrativa
local affairs. With exchange at 2/37, vitality has a crushing bandicap.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s royal mail steamer Empress of India, from Vancouver. arrived at Kobs at ex p.m. yesterday, and left and Shanghai.
decisive, but I will give you time, to see what Mr. Phillippo What is the good of going on ? Your lordship has been against me from the very first !
the facts and the law are against you.
His lordabip have not been against you;
Mr. Phillippo :—I don't sen it, il your lordship will excuse me. There people have been trying
another
OLD TOM-A very fine Sweetened Gla, Bottled common-sense and sober reasoning was | DAWSON'S Whisky has obtained gold medals | again at midnight, for this port, vis Nagasaki to avoid payment by setting upona defence after. before the time fixed for his execution, Ha is
expressly for us-$5 per dozen.
KEY BRAND-mall White Glass Bottles. The very finest procurable.-$8 per dezen.
CHARTREUSE, CURACOA, D.O.M., &c.
#
All previous quotations cancelled. The above prices are calculated for a 2/5} Dollar,
Hongkong, 25th October, 1893.
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VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.
SEASON 1893-94-
THE FIRST SHIPMENTS OF OUR SUPPLIES OF GARDEN SEEDS,
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Orders from one person, of from $5.00 10 $10.00, allowed 15 per cent, discount; over $10.00. an extra $ per cent.
CLAY'S FERTILISER.
A high clan Fertiliser for Pot Plants and for use in the Garden generally; it supplies natural nourishment to the soil and assists the process of assimilation, thereby alding the plants to attain to their full slza, vigour, and beauty.
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28 11
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The best and cheapest machines in the market. Kept la stock and supplied at Manufacturer's prices.
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THE CULTIVATION OF FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, FRUIT TREES, &c,
is practically dealt with, and Pruning, Grafting, and Manuring thoroughly explained.
Price $7.50.
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The Hongkong Telegraph.
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1893.
THE ́" BUFFET"
On Monday last the final round in the "Buffet" tournament came off, and turned out a fizzle. The promoters of the "Buffet, after going to an expense of over 817,000 in building the place, after paying heavy fees to lawyers to plead their cause before the Justices, after paying. still more on the appeal to the Supreme Court, finally withdrew from the contest and allowed the opposition, a'walk-over," Now, in this Hitle comedy there has been more misplaced energy and more conceal- ment of motives than inany dispute perhaps, In the history of the Colony. All will agree that the Buffet" would have been a very convenient place; syérybody, at least, who
SHANGHAI AUTUMN MEETING.
(Special to the Hongkong Telegraph.)-
SECOND DAY,--TUESDAY, ÖÇTÜBER 31ST. The following are the results of yesterday's racing :-
The NORTHERN CUP; value, Tie. Yoo; for China ponles; weight for inches as per scale; winner of the Maloo Plate, rolbs. extra; entrance, Tls. 5. Half-a-mile.
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Mr. John Peel's Merry Thought .............. 1 Mr. Treban's Beeswing.
Mr. Sassoon's Hollyhock ... 3 Time 489 secs.
The SHANGHAI ST. LIGER; a sweepstakes of Tls. 15 each, with T. rcs added; first pony to receive 71 per cent, second pany to receiva 15 per cent.. and third pony to receive 10 cent; for China ponies that bava never been raced previous to the 1st January, 1893 weight rast. tolbs; pontes over 14 hands to carry alba..extra for every loch over; winner of one race, gibe, extra; twɑ ar mora races, zibs, extra. "One mile and three quarters, Mr. Uin's Sang Parell......... Mr. Buxey's Blue Beardına 2 Mr. Joser's Firefly”, -ish..................... 3 Time 3mins 48Liece.
The RACING STAXIS, a sweepstakes of Tis. 10 each second pany Tls. 5o; for Chinx ponies; weight for Inches at per scale ; griffing at date of entry allowed lbs; previous winners 3lbs. exira for each race won, accumulative penalties not to exceed zalbs. Óce mile and a quarter.
Mr. Torg's Conga............ I Mr. Ring's Starvelingras. ↑ Mr. Sassoon's Snowstorm......................... 3 Time amins. 42jrecy
The CHIVA CUP, value, TI«, 100 ; second pear. Tis. 50; for China porles, being bond Ads griffins at date of entry, that have never been in Shangbal prior to 1st August last ; weight for inches as per scale; winners, gibs, extra entrance, Tis. 5. One mile.
Mr. Trebin's Brigand
rises. I
3
Mr. Graham's Melbourne.......................................... 2 Mr. Ring's Brennus Time z'mins, of secs. The AUTUMN CUP, value, Tis. 100; second pony Tia. to; for China pooles; weight for fuches as per scale; entrance, Til 5. Three quarters of a mile.
Mr. Sassoon's Blackberry......canan. ↑ Mr. John Peel's Merry Thought........... 2 Mr, Sason's Mighty......... Time 1 min. 131 1009.
3
The PAGODA CUP, value, Tls, 1501 second poay Th, so for China pontos, being fond file griffins at date of entry ; weight for inches as per scale previous winners, giba extra ș entrance, Tis. 5. Ose'mile and a half,
Mr. Uto's Sang-frald........................................... I Mr. Ring's Nan............. 1 Mr. Hobson's Touchstone............................ 3. Time 3 mins 19 seca.
The Llama Miay Stakvi, value, Tls, 100;
second pony to receive hall the entrance for China ponies; weight for inches as per scale; winners of one rice, gibs, exten; of two or more races. yibx, extra;"griffins at date of entry allowed giba;"entrance, Tir, f. Two miles.
Mr. Sassoon's Zephyrun I Mr. Sassoon's Lightning um 2 Mr. Rediern's Smuggler ...
3 Time 4 mins 30 secs.
The SHANGHAI STAKES, ■ forced entry of Tio. $ for all ponies entered at this meeting, griffing and poules entered in the Hack Stakes ex- cep'edy first pony to recelys Bo per cent. second pony so per cent, weight for jaches as per scale. One mile and a hail
Mt. John Peel's Vagrant .................................. 1 Mr. Treban's Bovril pagamentozása 2 Mr. Saxon's Hera «ungum J Time 3 mins, 148 secs,
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Tax Spanish cruiser Marta Christina was docked this morning for an overhaul THERE SIC seventy-raven xiac mines in Prussia which produce one half the world's zinc.
THE officers of the Roaulan Mediterraneun Squadron, who have been gorgeously fried at Paris lately, returned to Marselles on the
s6th ultima.
A REGULAR meeting of Zetland Lodge, Na $15, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland Street, this evening, at 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.
A TRAIN from Hakata on the Kyushu Railway was approaching Kenzaki Staiton on the morn ing of the 14th October when it went off the ralls through the i-lence of the storm, but happily
no one was hurt,
Miss CISSIE DENVER (who, by the hy, her had rather a romantic carrer,) is, together with Miss Finny Trigg, stiil d-lighting Calcutta audiences. However, reports Indicate an ebb tide with each of the fair artistas,
The last trade report issued by Messrs. W. G. Hale and Co. states that, the fótal rice exports of Saigon for the year amount to 9,338,200 THE Japanese Government Printing Office picals as sgulpit 8,171,100 picate for a corre- turned out this year 120,000,000 pastexrds. Thesponding perfed of last year. cest of t0,000 cards is 80 sen, nó that a single card only costs eight-thousandths of a sen, MATTERS jurnalistic are still pleasantly smooth In Bangkok; one paper alone has three ilbel actions on hand and like Oliver Twist" is bankering for more. Some people are sever satisfied.
& Government Gansite Extraordinary brued| this afternoon announces that in the absence of bis Excellency Sir William Robinson, Mr. G. T. M. O'Brien will assume the administration of the Government,
RATHER■ Many auctionesis announcement appears in another part of this inna-"For sale; one Cross and five Stars of high Spanish Orders; terms of sale as customary. The last part is distinctly good i
THE stea¬ship Denbighshtra, recently run into in Kobe barbour by a Japanese consting steamer, was expected to leave Kabo for Yokohama on the atat October, after temporary repairs, to take on the undamaged portion of ber original cargo, and also to dock for a thorough overhaul at Yoko- nti
IMMEDIATELY on the departure of the Governor to-day, a meeting of the Executive Council was beld, and the Colnels! Secretary, Mr. G. T. M. O'Brien, was worn in acting governor by Chief Justice Fielding Clako. The proceedings were not open to the public.
AMONG the passengers leaving in the Empress of China for the North lo-day was Dr. John Francis Molyneux, who intends to take up prac tice at Ningpo. The many filends of the bril llant and versatile Doctor will be glad to learn that he has at last decided to identify himself with science in the East.
A WRITER has fizure out that the United States produces 1,300 pounds of grain to each inhabit- ant; Denmark, 2005; Canada, 1.500; Russia, 1,300; Roumanie, 1,150; Spain, 1,100; France 990; Sweden, 9for Argentine Republic, 850; Australia, 750; Germany, 700; Belgium, 600; Portugal, 500; Ireland, 500; Scotland, 360
ITALY stands at the head of the wine-producing countries of Europe. She manufactures balf as much again France. Next on the list is Spalu; then follow Austria-Hang*ry, Germany and Switzerland in the erder mentioned. It is not generally known that the country outside of Europe which pedaces most wine fi Algiers.
GOVERNOR and Lady Robleson went away to-day by the Empress of China, to attend the Shang, hal Jubilee festivities, including the $to tifin. A large crowd assembled at Pedder's Wharf to hear the band play and to find out what was the matter. Among the high dignitaries present THE Government of French Indo-China has were Mr. Benavides and Mr. Lavandeira, | decided on the construction of an entirely new
of the Tafarios "pash," who might be seen to | type of 'gunboat, specially designed for servica playfully "cock-a-snook" at the whole Hong- kong Government.
WITH regard to the Stam rice-crop a Bingkok contemporary of the sand alte, repons that advices from the north and east sections of the rice producing districts are to the effect that the crops are infinitely better than even last year, notwith- standing the high water. Rico la cheaper every- where and the rocks are being sold of a falling prices Two-Bibs of the nazwan ir said to have been spoilt in Pratoom, Nan, Lakovchases, Nakon Arok, Patriew, and Saraburi, bat around the capital there has been no loss at all. THE Hos. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial ospital begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the following donations to the funds of the Hospital: |Mejor-General Digby Barker, C.B. --,$.30.00
H.E. Pollock............................
aroma 25.00 G. Murray Bain'
20.00 Collected by Lom Sham Tul (Compradom
Steamship Wing Song) Collected by Mak Chan Ting (Compradors
Steamship Yuen Sang)....
E. Burnie ............$ D. Noronha
Steamship Nampa (« Flac)...........................výs
on the Mekong and other rivers. These beati will only draw 70 centimetres (say z ft.) but will be able to maintain a speed of ten ot eleven miles per hour. They will be 25 metres long, in five sections. Thele armament will be (wo Hotchkiss guns, and they will be manned by three officers and eight European sailors.
A GLOBE-TROTTING correspondent writes:- "What I do like about your English newspapers is their originality. I came over to Yokohama, and found one of the papers there full of Sport and Anecdote, by an Old Fogey, and all about Dickens st Doncaster and Methusaleh after the fled to Shanghai, and there it was again; and flood In Kobe I saw the same thing again; now I find even the Hongkong morning paper turning on the same old wheeze. What price | chestanis }"
His lordship:-Well, what do you want to do? Have you anything to say about Kendall and Hamilton
Mr. Phillippo I would like to cross-examine the first defendant, and show up the whole scheme.
Defendant was accordingly cross-examised at great length, but ultimately his lordship non- suited the plaintiff
CRICKET.
CHINA U. JAPAN.
A match between a team of Hongkang and Shanghal cricketers and a tears practically composed of Kobe men was played at Kobe on the 19th October. The following were the
Score:-
JAPAN.
Mr. Wilkinson, c. Wood, b. Abbot........ Mr. Tilkinson, 1by. Mana......... Mr. White, b. Firth...
Mr. C Lab. Mana memast
Mr. Duff, Abboth
Mr. Tate, Lb.w. Min
Mr. Pakenham (expl), b. Strick
Mr. Walford. 1.b w. Mann Jeans
Mr. Lias, e. Wallace, b. Firth
Mr. Lightfoot, bat utka, KALNA KRAJA MONTE A Mr. W. Braasa, b. Abbott stucowok tymäkkoja marker be Mr. G. Braem, reumaatte and 19
B. 17, Lb. 1. 4 sergakování
Mr. Mann... Mr. Abbalt
190
kt. 0. M. W.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
10
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Mr. Tath
Lieut. Strick...37
Mr, Wallacem personal)
• List. Andreas
CHINA.
Mr. Mann, W. Bresa, b, G, Bra
Est. Markban b. a. rea Mir. Sawyer, b. Pakeshara Mr. Wood, G. E
Capt. Dumbletas, not onl
6
promoQ-DATE
Mr. Abbate, . Walford, b. G. Brass soum Mr. Macgregor, b. O. Harsar Mr. Ram, b. G. Briana
Mr. Wallsen, h. Pakenbacks/ter Littrick, b. Watford.. Best, Andarson, b.. Whits.......
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
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Mr. G. Dress P Mr. Pakenham sastanaga, Mr. Listus & Mr. Wild
biz, Thi
Mr. White robu zadán
PL R. W. Wita.
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STREET SCENES IN CANTON.
man than his asulatant, and better
office at 50 cents a bead) and offered to sell the it for $6, the Lieutenant closed the purchase at once and carried off his trophy in triumph.
Moat criminals who re beheaded are either. pirates or bandita, The fact that he is to be executed in told the victim one or two hours.
given a hearty meal, which he usually eats with appetite, is then chained, taken before the Governor, where the death warrant is read, and then carried in a basket by two coolies to the execution ground. The entire number of victims, sometimes twenty or more, zra made to kneel in one or two rows, and withla a minute after the arrival the order is given and the beads fall, often as fast as one per second. Seldom more than one blow is needed. The heads are then properly labelled and exbiblied la cagen as a warning in the locality where the crimes were committed and where the criminals are known. Fifteen minutes after the bodies are removed, and before the earth has fully sasked in the blood, the potters are again at work on the
ground. The Examination Hall consists of a number of tiers or rows of cells, bult of brick. Each cell le 8 feet high, and 3 feet long, and during the examination each fa closed by a wooden doot. There are nearly 12,000 of these cells. Hera every three years aspirants for an official cancer are submitted to an examination. Out of, per- haps, 8,000 competitors no more than 300 dually pass. Students take pen, ink and paper with them, nothing else. They are closely searched; to find a book or a memorandum, or to attempt to communicate
any one during the examination, means disgrace, and the delinquent is never again admitted to competition.
The examination begins on the eighth day of the eighth moon and occupies three sessions of three days each. The same text is given to all at daylight; the essay must be handed in the next. morning then the candidates may leave the: hall, returning twenty-four hours later for the next essay. In a recent competition only 130 passed at the final trial, and these are booked for pros motion in civil offices, but even these must first go to Peking to compete for the third degree. The Canton examination is for the second degree.
with
The furniture of each cell consists of a severely plain wooden table and chair, and no excuse, however argent, no need Kowever pressing, will entitle the candidate to leave the cell during the preparation of his essay. Policemen are con», stantly going up and down the narrow passages dividing the long grove of cells,
Not far from the Examination Hall is the Temple of Horrors, the ground in front of walch fr always occupied by fartape tellers, gamblers, pediars, dentlits, putry cooks and quacks and a constant crowd of worshipers and idlern. In this Temple of Horrors the punishment of the Buddhist hell it exhibited in a series of scenes, Among there are transmigration, grinding a cul- prit in one mill, belling him in oil, placing hl under a hot bell, beheading, sawing man between two boarda, bastioade and a trial, by Torture,-"Von Rhein" In-San Francisco Bulletin
MISSIONARIES IN MOROCCO,
ample opportunity to observe the habits of the Even to a resident of San Francisco, who has Life of the Chiness race, a city like Canton, with its 1,500,000 inhabitants, many of whom are exchange, the great Christian powers of Europe For long past, says a writer in a Sydney
which the city is located, is not without interest. sgn a game of cut-throat euchre was being played born, live and die upon the water of the river en have been eying Morocco, Not many months
feet high and from fifteen to twenty-five feet in the best of the deal. Now Spain claims her The walls surrounding Canton are twenty-fire out there and France, holding the "joker," had width. They are plezced every now and again for Innings and the missionaries are mere hopeful gufis, but the weapons are those which were used than ever. As a matter of fact the problem in 1857, when the city was taken by the French which has puzzled Europe is how the Moors have and English. They are, hence, of antiquated managed to live so close to Christian Europe all pattern, rusty and almost useless. The traveller's these centarles and yet remained so barbarous attention la attracted, as he looks over the walls, Morocco is just across the Straits from Spain. It is only about 14 miles from Gibraltar. The Moors can hear the sound of Christian cannon, will not listen to the preaching of Christian mirtionaries. No wonder they are a problem zo Europe.
THE word sterling signifies money of the legalfred standard of coinage of Great Britain 25.10 and Ireland. The term, according to one theory, is corruption of Easterling, a perana from 14-50 North Germany, and therefore from the east into a number of graves of officers of the allied 10.00 geographical relation to England. The Easter 10.00 flags were ingenious artisans who came to 1.59 England in the reign of Henry III. to refine the sliver money, and the coin they produced war called moneta Easteriingorum-the money of the Easterlings.
ALICE MEMORIAL AND NETHERSOLE FORBITAL Statisties for October, 1893,
P
AM.E. M.H.
In-Patients remaining in Hospi-
tal on 1st October .......... 24 In-Patients admitted to Hospital
during October summauss 43
Total number treated as In-
·Patients arraignaik Of these there were 5- Discharged cured....... Discharged relieved Discharged on other grounds i Died in Hospital voor.
La-Patients remaining in Hospi-
tal on 1st November.......... 40 Out-Patients, NEW CABCE 1956 Ont-Patients, return visits973
B
32
30
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Total number of Out-Patient
gftits...............ò essere9419)
1,928 JOHN C. THOMSON, MAŋM.D.,
Superintendent,
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forces, who fell in the attack of that year. .....
by
The graves of these officers are marked memorial stones, some of which were once hand. marks the grave of a large number of private some, but are now weather-beaten." No stope
soldiers who fell, Aghting as bravely as their officers, far from home and kindred, not for the Gresides of their loved ones, but to destroy, at the command of diplomacy and ambition, the firesides and homes of others, humble, and wratched indeed, but as dear to them as our homes are to be
The Moors are almost as Idlatio ~as the Japanese. A few centuries ago, when the Christians went trading to Japan, they were gladly received, and the dweilers in the land of waving paddy fields welcomed the missioriafes Bat the Japs soon saw that temporal do minima was included in' spiritual conversion, rnd they balloved in Japan for the Japanese, so Usey gara One of the unique sights of Canton is in the missionaries notice to quit. There are some sampans, bosts down up in the water in long gusint old superstitions amongst the teachers, streets, lice upon line, and which consists the founded on stories like that of Elijah's, so they residence of a quarter of milion of people. refused to
The Japanese Government, patients are trested, iubs and pots of this plant the támparas, each divided into two or three in hand and cleared out all the Chrii tians from
There are a
number of beate more pratentions under the gelizat iyeyasu, then took the matter
A RECENT in of the Philadelphia Recor & says that the value of the eucalyptus tree or plant in pulmonary tranbles has been demonstrated. It is said that in localities where these plants grow thickly immuulty from fever is enjoyed any gative fact that ought to besy fruit in loca}[iles ja | whera fevern flourish, And somebody further suggests to place in hospital corridors, particularly in hospitals where consumptive and fever
to test its virtue,
30 We understand that Spahi's "Last Judgment" will be sendered at a special service in St. John's Cathedral on the oth fast at 5-30 p.m. It was ramouned that a postponement of the date originally fixed had been decided on, but there are no grounds whatever for the statement. No charge will be made for admission to the Catho 87dral and as the predection of this masterpiece is being looked forward to by the local musical world with a deal of interest, no doubt the audience will be a big one,
The SHANGHAI JUBILEE CHALLINOR CUP, PCCORDINO to a Japanese exchang many value, 100 GB.ja forced entry for all griffini | rumours are allost touching the damas dong at date of entry, except those entered in the to the steamer Denbighshire by the Shosen Hack Stakes weight for loches na per scales | Kajsha's Yeskinogawa-mars but Raya! to be was at two consecutive meetings, or architect of the Kawarik! Shipplidiag ibres times la all by ponies, the jona får | Vard in said to be of opinion ast the property of the same owner of pwners; the cost of repairing the ship will requis about fint pony to receive 70 per cent, the second so,ogo yes, as it is constructed of free. To this pony 20 per cent., and the third pony in par se aiaries and wages of the offers and Eent of the entrance foes until the Cup it crew of the vessel, who will be idle or three Goally won, when the second pony skall months during the repairs, must be addd, which recive to per cent, and the third pony 30 per amounts to nearly 15,000 yen. Besle these, cent, of the entrance fees; entrance, Tia. §. there is the loss to the English compar, though One mlle and quartez.
wasting three months in dock; and,
Mr. Ring's Helloons £ Mr. Utole Sang-ffold.j............................... 2 Mr. John Peel's Marksman ... 3 Time 3 mins. 43 Rece,
THIRD QAT-Wednesday, NOVEMBER 187.
The GRAND STAND STAKES; valse, Tis, zoo,
added to a sweepstakes of "Tis, a machy for
SUPREME COURT,
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
· (Before Mr. E. J. Ackroyd, Puline Judge.)
November 1st.
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large and a number of smaller rooms. These the green Islands of the Kingdom. T
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are the famous flower boats, and are to the crucified, frowned and cared the creat Chinese jeunesse derde what fast calde and clubs, such a palect manner that there was not one are to the glided youth of France, and here the left in all the land, and the Japs ha i
peace for fast young Celestial meats the dami-monds of Canton.
couple of centuries. From 1649 1853, the gezila dwellers by sunny seas had Japan for the Japanese, but after all they had to admit mission- aries, and see the results! Already they have fronclads, whitky shops, a Hore of Parliament, belbery and poverty, Alms-houses and misery come with: Christian civiliantion, and othe Japanese are very little bett år off than OZIRDİVEN today.
Foreigners seldom leave this huge city without visiting the execution grounds. This place, when not used for its bloody purpose, is occupied as a pottery, and when we saw it it had piled upon it a lot of crude crockery in proense of drylag. The ground faces a straet of houses discrent in no way from the thousands of humble dwellings of Canton, Opposite tissse hounds. Is The Moors have made short work of mis
large wall, and between both a space of siouaries and converts itherto, and so they peraspe twenty-Bre fent in widia and asventy- have kept Morocco for the Bloors. If a mas five feet in length, narrowing at the southern gives up Mcalemiam Find adopts the Chiliilan end...Qiten from ten to
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criminals, are execated at one time, more filth, Als friends dort argue with him at all grade They have a high aid holy duty to perform, and If sverage is about 300 a your, but la 1855. they cut his throat at once and cast his body to 50,000 rebels wers beheaded. Females are the dogs. That saves a wonderful lot of trouble. sometimes strangled and the worst criminala aro You never F sect & converted Moslam-that "NO CAFE-BLAME THE JÜDGE."
Ballad upon a cipes, several of which crosses le, of course, Moslem worth being converted ! Chel Ki soed Ho Chi Vlag and others, parts were inaning against the wall when we visited. There are always some sickly, miserabia nets in the Zaf Hing Junk, for $595, the amount the spot. Sometimes the sentence directs that crawlers, bo are neither worth saying Dor had partners on behalf of the rest, with interest. My nomber of pieces, which sumber exceeds thirty for whey can pick up, but they sue not the Arriyod at Kobe with a full cargo for. Ekohama, | G. J. Phillippo was for the plaintiff, and Mr. C
kind of prople we refer to so that very little of it had been unlosed at the ↑ Ewens for the defendants,
Hearing, accidentally that" the executionér time of the collision, Sugar and shirtler, shred His lordship said that before going on with resided in one of the houses opposite, wo sent a hundred cases in all, hays been unloade sad put the case there was one point which he had med requent making him to come out with his sword, to enction. The loss through the damag done fleted at an earlier stage suggesting that Mr. Place himself in the sind lactones o but it is baiered to be somewhere abo1130.000 defanduste conld be considered a partners or guide returned fring that the official was to the cargo has not been minutely spraised, Phillippe should look it up--as to whether all the cises his calllay, and be photographed. Th
Thus the total lose taronga theokition not, Mr. Philippo had In a previous kult ebo man of great sensitivenery and the Ides of
for the feparete company, the Party Pastely of thren promissory notes sigood by one of the the crimināl, while living, shall be cut into a damnaling, who will cling round the Mission house
de Voce is a man, every inch of him. He ruled in Spain for seven hundred year, and he any his own nobility, and so he carries him soll randly to-day and crawling about his Heaters Chrisire and he mijesno bones
Tfera la no cringing
Chias ponies, balny doná Ade griffins at date | cannot be less than 100,000 yen. Thanh nie i zalsed judgmeni agalast one of them, and now photographed was repugnant to swabout showing it... He has views of kia owa, too,
of entry; first pony to receive 75 per cent. second pony, 25 per cent, weight for inches sa per scales winners of one race, sibs extra two or more races, 7lbs, extra. One mia.
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encertain whether the claim will be hade by the queaton arose how could be recover against assistant was willing to pose for a consideration the owners of the damaged ship or by the the rest of the partners on the same caues el of so cante, pagal ang ADE maruses companies interessed in it, th loss in acties, kavleg drst taken judgment against ans The ezer belag accepted, a villainous lookis z the Blasen Kaisha will most probably eceed only? In the case of Kendall against Hamilton, fellow placed himself with a visionat-look tanth of Its capital. We may add at the it was decided by the House of Lords (Appes) sword, on which were some suplaloms spots, ad rumoured suicide of the Captain of the Pekine- Casse, vol. 4. page 318) thai s jadamant recovered which was as sharp as a chions (a proper gent clear gewe-marukas bien serphatiaally cent diend, I against one partner, even wilkoni patialastion, | and was tog unghiilow adam and laymankan be
/ and the Christian missionary files right, la tha face of all his Binalam idana.. Hu will u is allow a. Christian to defle his mosque with his mon hallowed tread, and no self-respecting Moslem would selly all own sober by entering my christian piacs of worship,
bag en thane masons the Moors are till a bala barum rum, an independent, people who hadi