Patinations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF
ILFORD DRY
PLATES,
t., 10/8, 13/10,
and are offering the same at popular prices,
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PAPER,
pl. In tine.
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VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG. Hongkong, 13th October, 1894-
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THE
HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
OUR LATEST NOVELTY.
A SAMPLE POCKET FLASK.
SUITABLE
“THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1894.
The Archakes Vladimir and Alexis, wired for to return to Russle, have left Paris.
Later,
October 20th, The Forarean preus &4-hly eulogies the Cent. and generally express the oplelon that his death wil make no alternation In Rosela's foreign noller – Bright's disease, from which kia Mejnsty je koffering, follows its course; the swelling of bis fort incresECY.
The Czar is at the last extremity.
October arst.
The slate of the Czar le sitogether desperate, It is reported that he wonned and was insensible Ine waveral hours fra Thunder He la passing bined; but was nevertheless able to leave his bed yesterday.
(21.
The Czarina and the Grand Duke George are
The Grand Duchess. Xenia hasʼhad a mis- arriage.
October 22nd,
The amp and general condition of the par ans alightly improved, but the pain has not decrearm.
- The health of the Czar çonfinues to improve.
October 15th.
The inntile and credřion of the Cyst Am helter, but the swelling -f his feet is wone. – Hà Majrate received the sacrament last Sunday.
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
October 24th. The Stasion of Parliament opened In the quietest' manner and without anything"erential occurring.
FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR. Cruisers have bren desnatched from Cherbourg and Tontono Mad¶gavcı,
(Special to Courrier d'Halbhong ) THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF COCHIN. CHINA,
Jinks-Why wasn't more care taken about * good supply of water to the residents of Hongkong?
Winke-Becuase we are nearly all interested In the sale and consumption at Intoxicating liquors.
Jinks-Ah I oever thought of that, in which barmaids are just now all the rage,
Wisky-Jeito! we live in a provresalve ape,
route, is
CAPTAIN Cavendish, who has been appointed Brlilsh military afiaght to the Chluasi form a operating against the Japanese, was to leave
the Canadian Pacificros London on or about the 23rd September, and, | travelling vio
dus to reach Shanghal to-morrow, November 3rd. Captala da Boulay, who has been appointed British military attach to the Japanese bead- quarters in Kores, will also travel by the same route. He was expected to resch Yokobama on the 29th ultimo,
BANKRUFTS' LAMENTI.
Man subsists upon other animals, including
other men.
Many a maniccome is limited only by the
amount he can borrow.
Thousands are drowned by getting to the
'swim.'
"Truth crushed to earth will rise agalsi, "Teterasi yaurs of God are hers."
What an ocean of tremble can coma.opt of a pullon Jaz,
A dollar only weighs an ouɔce-
That is, a stiver De
But when you try to raise it, gosk!
You think it welgbs a ton.
SUPREME COURT.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION..
In
$1.000,"
from the
stval
must come
.
Mr. Bruce Shephert ettcited the Information Pencetusele to the already strong nawal | Kreat Russian reformer and org›niser-ind dan
that the rent of the premises orcapled by A. E. Skeels & Co. $100 for mensem with taxes. Mr. Skeels Iwed most of the time at the Peak
The last Compradore is liable for $130 or $140, and purposes, a number of armed crelsers, con interests, which they may fall to do at the critical leaving a balance of about 1500 to be collected.verted for purposes of State economy into set moment, Some of the accounts are due from residents of dirant merchant ships. Ever since the establish-
Sooner than wait for that event to happen, |ment of this feet they have been engaged in Shanghai, and may be patď.
when Rússia has buzbanded her sexources and accounted for ons statement showing 3841.91
His ordshis then asked Mr. Skeels how he transporting convicts to Siberia after which they become a great Qaval as well as a great milliary
have invariably gone to poris in China and
factor in the East, it is better to accept once and Japan, and loaded with tra for Odense, in this the other $1,013 T. He thought the
for all the gage thrown down, and decide the first 'ement put in should show
manner covering expenses, or everything. mann
or reducing them Mr. Skeels explained that the discrepancy was
considerably. These vessels need no conver pretensions to a preponderance of influenca owing to soxic accounts having been paid in tion whatever to make them croisers, they are in Eastern affairs. As the cla1b
already such in all bat arme. They have been
vooner or later, why not now? It is preferable since the first statement was made out.
His lordship (after looking at one of the properly strengthened for guns, the racers for for Russie to possess a power military and naval to decide the matter at this stage than to walt ford statements) said he noticed the princip the carriages of which are already laid down on
which cannot be attacked successfully, unters creditors were left out in the first statement, and
their decks, both fore and aft, and their armament England supports China with a view to s
on board and only needs getting sp then asked Mr. Skeels how much he owed to
to such people who had sent goods dont be an Navy proper, and have had exceptional oppor- be heard of Russia Ies the East. Her policy who had sent goods to him to be gold, hold. All the officers and men belong to the contingency. Aspon as the 5 berlan Railway is an accomplished fact, & great deal more will reply
tunities of becoming acquainted with the n. viga has never changed, since the days of Peter Continuing the examination of the bankruption of Chinese waters, under the guise of the Great; it is National "a leprcy of the merchantmen. The adding of
of these Innocant
been scrupulously adhered to by all his successors forces of Ruente, fully armed and equipped, officered and manned by expertenced men, la policy of constant aggresion and
to strengthening the Russian navy
oposed by a roo every month. He paid his compradore
Power of equal streng's having the sma by so many
a military paint of view, The only only rival to
to the carrying ost of her "national best every month, clerks as a month, and recognisable under the title of "Volunteer Fleet, resources from besides that be bad to pay for roolle hire and When England contemplates reinforcing stationery about $52 In the year 1893. berides Bient, as she ought to have done two months #go; } conquest would be in the direction of the Hindu policy, England; bat bet, Russia's line of
for bet, boat $850 for advertising. He someurned for combined fleets of France and Kasis it would bush. Once more the turn of events provides
so sa to put it on a fomitog of equality.
with the back
about balf of the money disbursed
England with an opportunity of
checkmating dvertisements, but many of the firm's customers be well to bear the "Volunteer flert in mind, Rasifs ta
Menchuria ber on when estima the
nating objected to reimburse them. To carry on
and quality bomber business comfortably the bar kropt would require restels required to give the British Admiral and Chinese Zurkestanding
very m Tha
only Expenses averaged between four and fire bloation of two powerful fleets, The British hundred dollaın fer mensem.
sapponing bles agalust all comers, hey Russian detachment of all small vessels for the protec His lordshipWhat did your profits smonat
or Japanese. The advances tion of the British subjects and their interests in of Russia in Central Asia, if they have laught nothing else, bave plainly Indiested Russia's Witness-Nothing. I was losing all the time, the tresly ports-and so weak is his squadron at "earth hanger,"
present, that many of them are without any
and before very long question must come to be interests are so great, was for
or Caucasian is to for some
conquer it the struggle for supremacy.
The British Admiralty would do well if they wore to immediately put lete commission an
not will I ever cease until corquent
Hotel and his personal expenses did not exceed equivalent rot-class croifrizon fact not quite ANT
to
10
bis
existence of India.
5 make about $600 a month, because his current affcient strength to cope with a possible com turcateolor and by this flank more.
2
I think I made little at the commencement.
Admiral has to weaken his squadron by theater way this can be prevented ls by im-
where the
the
His lordabip then remarked that to make protection whatever. Shanghaime without arms, whether the S decided by force of
$600 a month it would be necessary for the bankrupt to reli, at $ per cent, cammisalan, $13.000 worth of goods, and he thought that at the end of
an English gunboat, nor in the face of the zerious complications which may arise at any
vessels from his fleet for police duty, when
(Before Mr. A.G. Wiu, Acting Putine Judge) - 41.7Mr. Skeels) had not kept his books properly, may be called upon to fight for very existehien Russian Volunteer Fieet, and send them out neend of 1993, at all events, Mr. Skeels ought | moment, could the Admiral afford to spareuil number of Atlantic greyhounds to the
November and.
to have known whether he was losing or not.
and if he could not prove that he had not made his expenses at the end of the first year he might find himself in a difficult position.
Mr. Arthur's goods for sale he was to a position to pay him, because he had $1,200 on the books, and if he got paid he would be able to pay him
Asked
·
a
against superiority in numbers. Signs are not under competent officers to reloforce the British
Admiral's wanting in pointing out that complications of
squadron. These vessels ought to England have a large armament of nature may
arise, RAVE
quick-Being and By the Official Receiver-When he received being compelled to have ating England chine guns, with at least one or two laŕgo
recourse to armed
mike Intervention to uphold her prestige and maintain guns of great penetralive power, so as HANOL. October 16th.
the balance of power in the East against her them capable of making a defence ratoral rival Rusila, sided by her cordful friend
fight, against even the largest and most France, their interesta
the enemy. To secure powerful vessel of the
this, bow day be declared t may say
DOW complement Mr. Skeels said he kept on after the end off England interferes to prevent either of and itera, with more than the usual compradore, because he hoped to pull up of intente are the same, and Eegland will need all obl clive of Rusis is a blow at Ind a thinugh 1893, and borrowed $1,000 from his second
these nations from attaining the objects of its of Roxilliney wespans: seamanship and superior ambition in the Do
no-th or
or south of Chios. Their speed would make them more than a match for Russia's Volunteer Fleet. To tum up-the The fallure was therefore dne to an error Judgment in thinking that it would be possible to reinin her ascendancy at sea
should
I hostilities to recover. Of course, had he kept a ledger be
commence, while her fleet in enfeebling China and the conquest of Mancheria and Chinese Taikestan, thus bringing Rosis Eastern waters is so weak si to make it an easy would have known how he stood.
from an unexpected direction close to the borders prey for the combloed navies of France and in Rassis. Neither of these Powers has any special
of India.
on Ortsber za'h and will be at Cape St. James Loan Docks, for $1,000, for damages occasioned what the failure of his firm was due to, respects. This oft being Identical in many | two guos of large ceilbre would be sequitte we
Monsieur de Lanesson left Singapore at 5 p.m. UITABLE for TRAVELLERS or ford. He w officially treelved by the Carrara Singapore with military hanpurs and saluted with rev--t-en pist A breakfast wi plyn a Ficeliner by the Governor, 2a which the bish military officers and trading Govern. men' officiale ware present.
PICNIC LAUNCH
of SHOOTING PARTIES has just been received and may be obtained fled with any of our WINES or SPIRITS at cost price.
PASSENGERS by STEAMERS will find It INVALUAVLE on the voyage when refresh- ment is need 1 they are suffering from SEA SICKNESS after the bar is closed.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The FLASK is well made and finished, and } THX P. & D. S. N. Co's steamer Japan, from when emple will be worth keening for domestic arrived at London yesterday.
use. can be readily adapted for a ferding
baule: would prove avful to carry milk or THE Emperor of "aman will he thirty-two years
nl are frumorrow China Mali plenne mote. other nonishment for Children; or Tea, Coffee, Soup or other Fid nourishment in tiffa baskets.
THESE SAMPLE FLASKS
can be obtain d filled at the following prices each':-
B-50 cents,
B-45 cents.
PORT.
C-65 crals. D-80 cents.
SHERRY,
C-go cents. D-60 cents,
BRANDY.
A-60 cents. 71-65 cents. C-80 cents.
BRANDY
D-1.40 cents, E-31.70 cents.
B-45 cents.
WHISKY.
1-60 cents, E465 cents.
IRISH WHISKY. A-50 cents. C-70 cents.
BOURBON.
60 cents.
JAMAICA RUM,
60 cents.
A-GIN.
35 cents.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD.
Hongkong, 15th October, 1894-
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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The exprotected croiser Pylades, attached to
the Seam Reserve at Chatham, has been
THE WIWONG HOI” AFPAGE. Leung Two aued the master and owners of the well-known Canton liner Kwong-hot, Capt. J. W. Mackenzie, which is now undergoing a | thorough overhand of der machinery at the Kow-
❘ by a collision with the plaintiff's frking 'jonk | near Lin Tio Island on the 4th | Jave last,
Mr. J. F. Reece appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. HL. Dennys was for the defendants,
His lordship Why wasn't this case brought -on before now, the colllalon occurred in June ?
Mr. Dennys-That's what I want to know, Ultimately the hearing was fixed for next Tuesday at 10.15.
THE BANKRUPTCY OF MR. A. E. SKEELS.
of
At the Supreme Court at noon to-day A. E. Skeels, late commission agent and actioneer of No. 17, Praya Central, and formerly manager the defunel Hongkang Trading Company, who filed his schedule some months ago, was publicly examined before Mr. E. J. Ackroyd, Acting Chief Mr. G. Holmes appeared for the
Arimed to prepare for service on the Austrellan | rol wapt, who was also present, and Mr. H. L
"tation,
Tur Canadian Proffic Rallway Co.'s etes va»hip Empress of India arrived at Nagual at 7.30 m. veuerday, and left again at 4 pm. for Shanghal
Ron" kerner (o "Vanishing fet) ariliit How shell I enter the money you see about to skip with under Profit and Low?"
Sloper-"Pot it under runnleg expensen, of
Couric."
By Mr. Denny- -He sometimes bought goods E. Skeels and Chung Lal ho, a partner. The
on his own account-that was on sccrunt of A,
F
fim consisted of A. E. Steele and Chan Lal
Cho, and the capital was $4.500. At the end of 1893 bls Chinese partner left bim. According to the deed of partnership the bankrupt was to get all the prefi's and pay the Comprdere 8105 month for certain, สส semembered Mr. Dennys presenting the promisory note aligned "A. F. Skeele," for $1,000, due to the Compradore when the partnersblo ended, but could not remember whether it
In 1893 or 184. He had made no note of the date on which the nate was presented.
At this point Mr. Dennys said he bad adopted a certain style of cross-examination to show that Mr. Skeels had not conducted his business properly,
reasons for breaking neutrality, beyond those which the occasion presents of seizing the
dance with Russia, can only be, it was The object of France in ent ring into any always been, the intense desire the entertaing to weaken England's commercial prosperity and to gain markime and political superiority in the East.
THE NAVAL BATTLE OFF THE YALOO.
opportunity to benefit by China's difficulties. As for Russia, she has no call for interference in the quarrel between China and Japan. Her tentory is not attacked, por her Intereste jeopardised in any way whatsoever, and as the Powers have guaranteed the independence of Korea, she can have no excuse for disturbing he peace of the world. Be this as it may, Russia is intent opos gaining some substantial That the recent fight between the Japanese benefit from the present imbroglio between
and Chinese war ships may be called the great- exists between her and France as to their future Aside from pallical consequences is greatness. Chios and Japan, and some good
flagest naval battle of the ceptury is to be doubted. God understanding Dennys for Mr. W. M. B. Arthur, late Chief
policy with regard to simultaneous action to consists in the fact that it was the first time Clark of the •Magistracy
one of the creditors, and one
attain the end in view, amounting to an alliance modern war vessels have been put to the test of Mr.
some Chlosse creditors,
offensive and defensive. If this is not the case J. Grist and Mr. Brace Shabbed as Official Receiver,
a fight, Bitherto the fronclad battleship and whence this activity on the part of both Alfred Edwin Skeels stated by WALL
patione? Continuing, the witness, in reply to Mr. Dennys French press have pretty clearly sounded the
There is but one answer, The Russian and cruiser have been formidable upon paper only. commission merchant and auctioneer, and had said he did not think he knew at the end of 1893
To what extent this is true in fact will, it is been
in business about seventeen months, He that his current monthly expenses were as much started basiness on the 1st January, 1893. Habad,
key-notes of their Eastern policy
8, now be known. Comments thus for The Ruslan
a certain amount of disappointment in daring that time, carried on no other business,
between four
press and five hundred dollars. He
has advocated the dividing up of the work that can be done by this last type of had not gone
into
Rumian inter- the matter then, and had China-and declared Before going into business under the style not and game of A. E. Skeels & Co, he had been
not gone into his accounts until
vention will be necessary in Kores. We fighting ship. The detalls of the battle are not pressed On the April
13th
the combatants, and the manner in of the Hongkong Trading Company. manager of
character come for He bad $4,500 to begin business with. That
up of
of his auction and sald be would pay France to make her influence felt in | capital was made up
and desired before any satisfactory conclusions can borrowed $3,000
it into- the
ibe Tongking a
be made. from his bankrupt's) brother. Personally and had never communicated with Mr. Arthur Her flest is being reinforced by several powerful the modern war ship can be practically disabled
not yet paid
the money Into the bank, frontier into Yubaas, and annexation of
of Sism,
From what has been told it is thought that vestela, ostensibly to act in record with
with England
and
that
Mr. Artbur efterly.now what that means The French Be to that be (Skeels) told him he has declared that the time bo press full and the sonices whence they came, the AT the Police Court ible morning, before Mr. Heampradore, Chan W Cho, and Tia, 1,000 bad bank as early as possible. He Stain, which means the extension ofDam and hich the fight was carried on leave much to be
Hastings, Mian Pare Albert al No. 15, Wel Ington Street, was charved, at the instance of f
is possession of cating liqanys without the requlafte license. The | IP Hu defendant, who blended ignorsince of the law, was fined $75, which she pald like ■ brick.
THE Band of the 1st Shropshire Light Infantry will play the following programme in the Barmek Square to-night, commencing at 7:30 o'clock :-
worth of shares. Out repaid all but
Mr. Dennys then pot in
borrowed $1,000 from his second compredare, the end of 1893, all of which M "d1s
ses power and commercial ascen- ships so Bot to be dependent upon the delaye
of the $3.0co borrowed
he hid $1,308. He had not repeld bis brother a slegle fraction, Stuee December, 1893, he had Leang Kam-chi. That was in January, 1894. He bad borrowed no other monies at Kil.
Mr. Bruce Shepherd-Didn't you borrow money
freca
om Mr. Fraser-Smith ? Witness--Oh! yes, I did borrow $705 from
forgot about that
WAS
witoas
him, At least $yoq, and. 85 was interest. I stated that he had become bankrupt owin berself of ́he difficuiles and suppolicy of he left to be repaired at telspre, while the sex in
he
to the
Detective-Sergeant McIver, with selling intoxi. / witness was at the time he commenced Eusiness from that day to this. He never had sufficient for the settlement of the Korean question; but, much more easily and quickly than was believed. money to pay it all in at once, so let it go was of 3 foniity to be bear at hard when the time Other views formed upon the reports of the fight
In the original Partnership, the need of Dissolution, the pro- arrives to throw in ber lot with Russia, for the are, that fast crustrat have great advantage over battle ships, that ultimele victory mast ga missory note for $3000 and the bond given in struggle for naval supremacy, and the reduction
to the Power possessing the larger reserves of pi's first Compradore when the dissolution of
of repulis, thit the powers of effence of Skeels
bolk Russia and France have matolly Beets are superior to those of defence, and that of modern stated were represented them to be.
what Mr. Dennys
The firm's Cash agreed to take advantage of the present crisis therefore the suxiliaries of
Bock-yards, coaling Book
and was then produced
is evident from the activity they are both display stations, and reserves of men and ships are of sdmitted that he had not kept it property, and
ing on their frontiers. Russia Intends to avail
vast importance. In fact, plenty of ships, men, weakness
and monitions, so
so that the disabled vessels can of Calua to carry out her "national" constant
conquest, which she kept with strong fleets and aggressive treies aggression and cond opportunity presents, and seize for herself an kept with att open seaport te Kores, advance her Siberian the lesson so far presented. The cruiser baye known il
has come to the front and the baille abin frontler beyond the Tomen be was selling $10,000
ativer into Manchuris,
sa impressive and any opposition to this policy she is preparing out to be the true ones, but it would be better to it was. These views may torn worth of goods monthly or only about
10 resist by a secret alliance with France and
wait for fuller well suibenticated accounts of $2,000 worth. The bank book showed on
to $12,000 sales ta six months, strengthening her already large the kane mbi Retual work dore in the battle. The Chine
Daral and in December, 1893, the bank book showed
4.000
DDLY
opposition the fexra only #it balance. "Had you", said his lordship, be from England, and the alliance she may
been covering themselves with glory in the land fights, and be di c'pline and manage no idea whether you had bera selling $12,000 barrier to conquest now, or at some fature to do with their maritime defeat than is now make with Ching, which would form the only worth of goods monthly or only $3.000 worth?"
eriod. Whatever argument is brought to bear gainst
Polka
„** Now & Thry"...Onote, Quadrifle
Fantanitzauppa. Schottische ...... Choralfatha" an ..Godfrey. Valto....Deutche Tierler " ...Zlehrer.
‚“4 Sukma of Mocha'
Otto Roader. VANS Horton Batle
Acclamati
Waldteufel Schottische
Gndling. Val............ Princesa May
Waidiesich
Mr. Shepherd-Didn't you borrow from the National Bank?.
Witness-That was before I went home;
seven or eight hundred dollars, I paid it all
buck but $400, I have not repaid Mr. Fraser- Smith. There's a set-off of $300 on that account for actions. think there is about $900 now dus him.
Darmaze, Cindys Tall, Vilanovalne now; vo quotation forthens on the market.
SAVILLE SMITH of the London Lyrics, bad e most ruccessful benefit at the Corinthian Theatre, Calcatta, on the 8th ultime, the house being crowded in every part. The programma included a new comediette, “Mademoiselle," an extene sive variety show (in which Marie Brian, Mildred
Brian, D. C. Smith, Lyn Harding, Belle George Mallett, and other members of the com. pany took part), and the trial scene from "Pick- SUBSCRIBERA TO "THE HONGKONG | wich," with Thomas Verner su Sergeant Bun FNs. Although boomed by the press, the TELEGRAPH" ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY Lyrics' seran in Calcules fa stated to have been
aficancial fallore. REMINDED THAT ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS
MUST BE PAID IN ADVANOB.
The Hongkong eleganph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1894.
TELEGRAMS.
A FRENCH TRAITOR.
LONDON, November 1st.
E-tee
to
our
sources of believe
that
the u
the only
be had
upon bim to sette up.
• pressure this first Compradore brenght His lordship subsequently called witness attention to the fact that he must surely
about $11.4
by
guadron
not
est on
in
10% נ1 קופ
their war
WAT YELSE might have far more Reply witness said he could not say for perion • Chinese aliisure-skoold Emma thought for. That the contesting vessels were
In certain.
to
In Kores suitable mparison of the various"views expressed
A
Mr. Shepherd-You say in your statement "balance on shares ” so and so much!
Wines These share sse of no particular Mr. Fr
Fraser-Smith bad some and the National Back also,
Continuing, the bankrupt) stated he had ne His lordship Not If only $85 balance 1 You neglect to throw in her lot with China- it will be all equally well bandled does not seem probable, Had the fight been between nayfes of some of exy you had stock. But where in it! There are to Russia's immediate and future advantage, the Western Powers more satisfactory Informa money of bli own when he started in business no books. You can't tell us what you were and will lead to disastrous results to Indis in and had lost some of his own may come doing to the first year. You kept no books, and for a Naval Station, Russia would soon-convert
tion would have been secured about the actual the near future. With a port busloess. There were a few auction accouneres Inquired if you were making anything.
of the modern war ship as a fighting outstanding. The £18: 186, 64, dün in Kogland Mr. Dennys then said he opposed the motion it into a second Malte, and Chins would SOOD
His client was very dissatisfied. It bave occasion to regret having Russia as a apon this fight, does not really bring out much blities How much of that led by Arthur) the money at once. He thought some-
Shepherd-Your sinfument” shows $7,400 was the bankrupt's business to pay his client (Mr. peighbo
It would only be a question of time before ber plenty of ships and reserves necessary to their Tight apon the war ship controversy. That goods sold at auctions!
thing might be got out of Mr. Skeel's late partner, Chinese territory, and possible substitution of led to further acqufiition of Aggressive policy
support would give preponderance is nothing , for the benefit of the creditors,
That the cruiser is better all-round Russian for Manchu rula in China. This may
war this than the baiticship, has been long his lordship that Mr. W. Watters, the pogillst, seem to
Siberia so close to Peking, a strong small amounts were owing by Hongkong brokers, but it was, he said, "very difficult pletion, Russia would in a very few years be in information of value will, no doubt, be learned.
the Siberian Railway, agar com- to get money out of brokern just now.
of treaps on
now thourkt we very much doubt. The fight: and sea amount o
sa amount to s
was between the wrong parties.-N. Y, Mars PARA port in Kodėl, *** | Jima Register. naval power would follow as a and sopposing that China had | natural sequences celties beca
Mr. Bruce
new.
in reply the bankrupt ututed there ware about Chong Cho bezpherd then stated in reply to seem to be looking too far ahead, but it is not maintained. That the modern machine is better
which
A great senailon has been caused in Parly be Swarg were thosa under the 6-mmand of | Danby, One sptry showed Sjoo had been prid.
BOW
•Shangbai, owed the estate $100. Other so, with launch from a near and so he to exence than defence ir asserted only, and
remains yet in be proved, When, however, the Correct details are studied by naval experts
the further examination of the bankrupt was the borders of Manchurin, as to
sed for noon on Friday the gh instant.
After some discos»ion about the adjournment, 1 k position to mass sick a number Whether this will be an foll or as atariling as lo
..
RUSSIAN POLICY IN THE
FAR EAST.
attack by With increase of bur
tided over her and by the might
(the sword had estable" :\ the baltis, stated t
Duca more frm government at
·
Under date October 2013, a correspondent who feat of Russian asulas of be
THE Japanese Nicht Nicht gives the following as the official computation of the strength of the Chicere army at Ping-yang when it was attacked by the Jap nese on the 15th Septimber 1-
$1,000 due en goods sold for weeple, but an Name of troops, Birength, Commander,
he had not yet realized. The only bon ·་ Sking-the...men u
6,000 Wel-Jookwel,
be kept were the auction books. He did not 2,000 Ma.Yokwas, keep a ledger. The money borrowed appeared Fang......................... 3.500
Tro-Packwel, only in the bank paar book. All the set-off Mookden trained
accounts, of which there warp acreral, were not Shing-team 1,500 Fung-Pon, sacred in any of his books. It would be impossible These, says the Nicki, were called the fose to check the set-offs " unless the auction books armiles of Chios in Pingyurg, and their Co were dissected, He Bad two bank booksne manderdo-Chief was General Yeh-Cha-chao, ali prire for his own personál expenses, the other the 'masterty retreat fame. With all respect for the boalpses.
Japanese contemporary's official Official Receiver now
now pointed out that
LORD CHARLIB BERLIFORD'S OPINION, information, there is every reason to ] thers were a number of entries in one of the
Lord Charles Berealord, being interviewed on Chinese
troops enraged bank books showlag monies paid to Mr. B. 1.
As far as my opinion goer, it emphasises most the arrest of Captain Dreyfax, of the Staff, on a
110 Pao-kual, who was killed in action in ons lump to Mr. Danby; and there were two
balag strongly the abolate recensity of buying an charge of treason, in divat, fog the French plans the bantia. The other Chinese Watilipus, it is now February, 1893, $230 had been paid to the same folowing interesting letter to our Shanghai prose
bravely encouraging his men in ti
the front of other entries for Baso sach. On the absens himself Spectator contributes the planted on her motherd foster | by ■ | adequate number of culiers to every fleet of for mobilization and defence to Italy and wall known, r
fleet threatening Tientsin aud aquadron that intend to send into action,
you retrated before the picts which 500, while on the 416 May ago had bome morning contemporary in passault | person, sed on the 15th day of the same month
approaches, would riva Germany.
Russia at Peking the
the If the Japanese bad bad a sufficient Dumber of same powerful fufiuenon she now posadenés, at hus, thanks to th
"to the Japanem Government We
· and The action of Russia in increasing ber feet to Teteras, which dwarfs that of any other power. Burgau, bar magnified Into another Waterloo Но nă the 19th July, 1893. F'nally," an
seur enough to the shore to have inaded and landed throughout the world as the bist September $185, had been paid to her, strength by sending out her Valonteer Fleet to nothing but puppet in the hands of the repre- their troeps. They would probably have been
be converted into armed cruisers, is a sign of sentatives of the White
HOL, when the cpture of sa untenable and
Esgland submit with that feet was hampered with din treesports. B fort by an overwhelming foron ef
ware for monias advanced to Mr. Danby who suspicion.
patience to Russiate programme being carried out, a matter of fact the Japanese got there late, outsumbered the Chiness braves' by at least ten kad daly repaid the amounts. Then whe The Russian flost to Eastern waters is nirendy as ker press so freely adicocate. What would then for the Chinese trapiports were
Already under to one, the killing of a few bundred soldiers and entries of those transactions, anywhere else but so strong as to need no further augmentation to become of England's Core? Is Desporto its on the Chinese side was most unfortu
On the other band, the want of taking tabern dye and six hundred prisoners. Intha bank besk for the roussà thát âu kolể Mỵ..} guard any Interesta Bussin has la China, either as the night and tuftbanco of Russia increased fontem for that power. If they had had suficient
Dinby's" promissory notes for his tune su regarda trade or subjects. She has strendy with the Chinese, we would Kaglia', advanced, and wame they were repaid he retailed teatre vessels in there waters, two of which decline mil K from Chich's fear
was due the Centuries, the most recent addition to and from the watch pla successes will be me feed, with extreme na pres to the metala umoral or goods mari, aut dhe i the Brides squadron. If strim neutrality were case will learn way achtergen The Chinese troops have only to continis dgki- | ncccante das were mostly good.
intended, to be obimved by Russia in the beyond Heri (ver--How | pensant struggle between China and Japan, she some coular
banki would certainly have no necessity for Tecesselay Torosmans up lems" frere" karnaval, pirangth wit here. The Volunteer | monkey on the
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to have stopped the Chinese transporta
• no tie som to shai thu“ gloriesy rict K, Misters) $250, 150 on the zith, $200 on iha 1400 The Eastern waters, and further adding to her naval | The Famian Jundalough British supinenashlee
Nazataknad probably have been in a
bean wrecked en Great Barrier Island; one practilcui conquest of Chlas, step! @mogate to ] Raitis bankrupt stated all thoan entries | the times which cannot but be regarded with of Peking almo, zamé Chat, an will be the Court sble to have mer the Chinese Zest :
DISASTROUS SHIPWRECK.
The Union line steamer Wairarapa has hundred and eleven passengers and twenty-four
of the crew were drawned, whilst sixty-six only were sated by rufte, and reached Auckland in safety
DEATH OF THE CZAR OF RUSSIA. The Cray Alexander III., of Russia, is desdi
(From Tonquin Papers)
THE CZAR,
And this is the gmat batile in which over twenty thousand Chinese wazz officially reported to have been either killed ible export any fathers were a Japaana ade
PARIS, October roth. i tog da well'sa Ganmal Tro's detachment, PARA The condition of the Caar lo very protaslows | to haara dens së Pligyang, to make short wal Israises of Japan whenever
and hat produced general aanisty throughout of that comply was compagn
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colaw, they would probably have been able to meet the Japanese out in Water, There laten ihtig. I have Tam "dens faith, law, and it has been
been exemplified TEAK GENESISTRAt thing is, that organisation and discipline, is a proper ples of CAMPAI
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