THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1895.
the result of the recent generat election. Happily, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. we now have in Lerd Salisbury a strong Premier, who is not only supported by a number of able and experiar ced Ministers of State, but has also at his bark the vast majority of the representa tives of the British constituencies.
There is another polat that I would ask for space werǝln to state my idear. I refer to the great complaint, so often heard in Crown Colonies, that Although it is a fundamental principle of British Constita fonal rule that there shall be no taxation without representation, yet British taxpayers in Crown Colonies are not represented at Westminster, and bavo practically no voice in their own affairs. Granted. Then why, seeing that the members of the branches of the Navy League will be able to make them. selves heard at home at least as far as the vitally Important naval affairs of the Empire are concerned, should they not eagerly relze. the opportunity of take a step calculated to advance their best interests by joining the League masse and at once? Surely no hasm cou'd result therefrom, for its actions are, according to its constitution and rules, bound to make for the command of tho sex,"
Yours faithfully,
SCOTCHMAN. Hongkong, 13th September, 1895.
THE AMERICA CUP RACES. RE THE TOUL IN THE SECOND RACE, TO THE EDITOR OF TAR **Homokoma TrinoRAPH.” SI,I see by your "Extra" to-day that the Defender was given the second race owing to an accident happening at the commencement of the sace. As the Defender contested the race, no doubt bellering she could "whip" the Valkyriz although slightly disabled herself, it seems to me that she should have been made to stand the consequences of such temerity. At all events, it would have shown good taste on the part of the American yachtamén, the ownça of the Defender, if they had elther allowed the second race to go against them, or at least offered to sall it over again. If there had been an andambted foul there could, surely, have been no question, no real necesalty, for a formal protest and elaborate proof.
Yours truly,
YACHTSMAN,
Hongkong, 13th September, 1895. {"Yachtsman "must be fully aware of the Rule# of yacht-raclog. Under those rules the Valkyrie, apparently, lost the second race." And it is abundantly evident from the private information received here to-day that the Defender la far and away the better sloop of the two, in a very light breeze at all events. The Englishmen have got another beating and must “try, try again."—Ed., H.K. Telegraph.)
KOREAN NEWS.
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SUPREME COURT.
(Before Sir Flilding Clarks, Chief Justics, and a Fury)
September 13th.
WONG FUND BHI v. XWAN YUN YAT, The farther hearing of this case was resumed at 10.30 this morning.
Mr. Francis, Q.C., Instructed by Mr. Dennys, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Ha Ka instructed by Mr. Ho Wyton. for the defence.
Several witnesses were called for the defence, after which counsel summed up.
Ht Endship in addressing the jury said he had while hearing the speeches of counsel draftet certain questions for the jury to answer. The first and second were whether the plaintiff signed the deed of astigament, and the memorial; thirdly, was there a bona dás sale of the house; and fourthly, did the plaintiff receive the consideration.
The Jury WA however, asked to give their decision on the first two questions. Hi Lordship thes reviewed the evidence at considerable length, after which the Jury retired, and at 5,10 zeturned and anwered "yes" to all the questions.
In igment for the defendant with costs. His Lordship then called the plaintiff and had interpreted to her that the jury had found that' she had told a string of lies, and His Lordship qette agreed with that finding. If it was not for her (the plaintiff's) family upon whom Hi Lordship did not wish to bring disgrace and trouble, His Lordship sald she would be sent to pilson without hesitation. His Lordship was satisfied that the evidence given by the defence was honest and truthful throughout.
SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
·FIXTURES.
The following cases were set for hearing *-- Monday, 16th September.
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6:0.03 400.00 401.66 700.00 20.03
1585-F. Slelse v. J. Marcossé...$ 90.00
Tuesday, 17th September. 1589-Leong Put Hing v. Han Fung
shop 1631-Chater and others v. P. Bohm...
Wednesday, 18th September- 1640-Lo Sel Tag Chen Yat Shan 1641-* 1613-R. Kew v. B. E Bottlewalls...
Thursday 19th September. £505-Chiu Chang Yang ơ. LA VIK
Leung Kl firm 1506
Do Friday, soth September, 1557-Cheng Ting Tool Keon
Houng*************
V.
Do.
1,000.00
600.00
193.50
691
Entimations
DEPARTURES.
Changsho..............teamer for Shinghal
Frift.
Hotho.
**
1
Hiroshima Maru
+
"
Slogapore,
Esang
Shanghai,
30 PER CENT SAVED
"
S'rg' port.
Canton, Manila
Ulloa mitupun Crafter
Aggregating 9.118 loss register.
The Japanese steamship Utan laft Singan on the 1st Instant. From Singapore to Padaran had fresh south-west monsoon and... weather; thence to Paracels had light north. osat winds and fine weather; thence to port had moderate to fresh north-east gales, with high croat seas, at times very confused. On the rath instant passed the steamship Oscarskal bound to south-west.
„HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA, DOCK RETURNS. Helens Rickmers.......... Tieris
.... to Kowloon Dock.
Halian mere Zikin Palyang Ckuaskan..... drumi Maru Ashdown
Mount Lebanen komis Lyndhurst numme
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Cosmopolitan
Aberdeen
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~THE STRAITS SHIPPING ACTE. In the Straits Loglalatiro Conecil, on the 4th Instant, Mr. Kütlenback naked som
Imperial legislation by consolidating the aumerous local merchank **Whether the Government Entends to follow the excusepla si -
shipping laws, at the manse time providing uniformity of prvodire in dealing with all certificates, as is the case in the Imperial Merchant Shipping Act 1897
The Colonial Secretary, in reply, sald the maller was engaging the consideration of Government, which was, however, not prepared to give a defalte statement of policy on the cuestion,
Intimations.
HONGKONG CLUB, NOTICE.
GENERAL
AN EXTRAORDINAEMBERS of the
CLUB will be held to the CLUB HOUSE an MONDAY, 16th September, 1895, at 4 FMÆ passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting for the purpose of Confirming the Resolutions held on the 29th alto,
By Order,
C. H. GRACE, Secretary. Hongkong, 5th Septembër, 1805. [raco
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
THE ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
COMPANY will be held at the COMPANY'S OTTICKS on SATURDAY, 21st September, at NOON, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Manager, together with a State- ment of Accounts to 30th June, 1895.
1610-Fook Lee v. Lam Yang Wo...... 171.62T SHAREHOLDERS to the above 1586-Leung KiChiwe. La Cheong-Am 1587-Hoong Shing w. Hopicles Cum-
Blogs & Co
46.58 1305-Cha Sling You v. Wong K
235.78 Court
The following were settled out of 1619-Tong Cheen v. Un Kan ................ do v. Tam Sam Hing Judgment wis riven for the plaintiffs, with costs, in the following carer, mostly undefended -
1610-
A telegram, dated Sebat, August 30th, 2.50 p.m., published by the Fiff Shimpo, states that a conspiracy has been discovered at Cha81-wän, in Kang-won-do, that the conspirators, pretending to act under a secret mandata from the King, had opened communications with their parti in Chol-la-do, Kyong-san-do, and Ham-gyong-d and that the ringleaders have been arrested. Chkul-won is a prefectural town among the monatale about 40 miles north of Sedul Nothing is yet known of the nature of the alleged conspiracy, but it appears that a more or less uneasy feeling exists in provincial di tricte. The Fil Shimbols correspondent, for 1564-Ng Shing Kee & Cheong Keon instance, willing under date of the 14th ultimo,
Shing ** makes the following statement: "At present the 1593-Colonial Treasurer s. II Wa Lai provincial localities seem to be enjoying peace
1594-***
Do. 5. Chau Fo Chu and tranquilly. Bet this apparent quiet is not the 1595**.
Da. v. Chan Kam Shing result of either tncreased confidence in the central 1596 Government or the dissemination of a
better spirit of disciplins among the people. It is to be 1601-
1600- uscribed entirely to the presence of Japanese 1602- troops at all important places. These troops are not only feared, but respected and admired.
1603--
10 00
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 13th to the art 10.50 September, both days inclusive.
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers. Hongkong, 6th September, 1895. [1307
CHINA TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,
314.00 16.70
3.50
3.50
11.63
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
17.10 THE TWENTY-NINTH ORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the 12.16 above COMPANY will be held at the HEAD OFFICE, Victoria, Hongkong, on SATURDAY, 568 the 18th instant, ut Twelve o'clock Noon, for 31.34 the purpose of presenting the Report of the 7.28 Directors and Staterment of Accounts to gat
3.92 April Iast, and of Declaring Dividends, 4-44
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company
30 PER CENT.
BOILERS AND STEAM PIPES
COVERED WITH
HOLDSWORTHS MICA COMPOSITION."
EFFECTS A SAVING OF 30 PAR CENT. IN COAL
ESTIMATES GIVEN BY
WATKINS & CO.,
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Do.
v. Wong Kap Ng
Do.
Do, v. Chau Kim Sam
ข. Chan Yami Fuk
Do.
9. Chan Sing
Da.
v Ng Tiog
Da.
v. Li Kl-Jak
Do.
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1605mm
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Do.
7. Chao Mo Fak
Do.
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Do
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8.24
1613
Do.
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251
1614-
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2. Kepna Sulag Ki
26.46
shop v. Weng Yla Ch!
-547.72
15.00
4.50
1.24
244.66 202.55
Within the sphere of their vigilance and laspec- tion, the Korean local officials dare not indulge In rapacious practices. These troops are, con- 1607- sequently, regarded by the people as their 1510-
|16|3--- benefactors. Their withdrawal will be the signal for the revival of all the arbitrary and exacting rascality of the local officials with redoubled violence," The writer is convinced that insurrec- || 1634-Kwong Ki Cheong Shing Kes
lons would rise up throughout the country, 1536--Kruse & Co. v. F. M. Rosario... should the Japanese troops be withdrawn.
Concerning the sow coalition Cabinet, most of † 1679-Wong Kia e, Fo Sang the correspondents believe that it will not inst|| 1633-Shia Koev. Mrs, D. V. Zariquez long, some even poiting a life at a month or 1642-Shang Un Chan v. Fangan...... two at most, It seems to be generally under 1543-Kim Hung firm v. Chue Foo ... stood that so long as Count Inouye remains in Seoul the Cabinet may contiene united, but that apen the withdrawal of his personal fofluenes the inherent animosity between the different factions of which it is composed will break out with
senewed force,
At to the rumour that the Queen has wired to Ming Your-yik, advising him to return home, the Nicht Wicks's correspondent rejects it on greasdiens story probably invented by the followers of a certain aged plotter.
Although the reform of local administration remalos to be carried out and local affairs are state of great disorder, signs are not wanting of material improvement in the capital and a few other principal centres of trade and politics. One of the most remarkable changes for the better, says the Kolumin Shimbun's correspon deat, is the breaking down o! the barrier that has hitherto exlated between the gentry (yong pang), and the common people Stuce the reforms of last year, the poitical privileges of the yang dang class have been disregarded, and Imperiant official postions are now held by men of plebian extraction. To this catalogue belong Mr. Aa Kaija, Minlater of War; Mt. Yu Kiguel, Vice-Minister of Home Affairs; Mr. Kim Kachin Minister of Agriculture, and several others. The abolhion of all class distinctions in the dress of the people, has also bad beneficial effect, there
FIXTURE.
AFFELLATE JURISDICTION.
Monday, 16th September.
Tang Mi. appellant, v. Regios, Woo Staunton
(police sergeant) respondent.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
the Hang Cheung arms. First meeting of credi
In re the Mi Cheng, the Kwan Cheung, and'
and the public examination of the debtors is tors le to be held at noon on the 17th instant, fixed for noon of sath instant.
POLICE COURT.
For street and market obstruction two men were each fined $to, tạo $5 each, and two $1 each. For unlicensed hawking five men were fined $1 each, and one man was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment. For breach of the Markets Ordinance two men were sentenced to even days' imprisonment each, and one man was 4sed $1.
For placing dead pigs on the pohlle thoroughfare in Yau-man! man was fined ro. was fined $3 for assaulting a Chinese police con- For assault a ass was fined $1, whilst another man stable. H. W. Halked, unemployed seaman, charged with vagrancy, was sent t Detention. For being is unlawful possession of to the House of faggots a man was sentenced to fourteen days Iraprisonment, and another was flood $1, for The advantages of the postal system recently carrying pig with during prohibited, hours one. established by the Korean Government is said scad to seven days imprisonment, to be slowly receiving recognition by the people. Weights and Measures Ordinaxis a man was and another was fined $1. For breach of the But how slow the progress is may be seen from fined $75. For kaping the tables of his bakery the fact that the average oumber of letters posted in a fitby condidon a man was fined $13. in Seoul is about do per day. Steps are being taken by the Government to extend the rente to
being now, at least in Seoul, an equality between
men of all clauses,
Faten,
According to the report of the Japaness
Chamber of Commerce as Chemulpo, the total trade of the port for the moglb of July was 459,148 N, of which imperis smounting to 363.306 yen and exports to 93,891 yes. Com pared with the returns for the preceding month al fune, an increase of 103,235 yen
Ab:eived In 'imports, and a decrease of $,995 yen in exports. The increase of imports is scribed to the efforts of the Chiccan merchants, who are steadily coming back to the place. Compared with the mouth of June, the Imperis by Chinese merchants increased by as much as 118,167
you
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From 6 pm, yiztarday to 5 pm, fo-day, while those by the Japanese show a decrease of Maria Teresa.................Elcater, from Singapore. 15,129.48. À favourable sign for the Japanese is thdown
the increasing demand for colton yams. Cotton Clam
pazos were first filed at Koang-kwa, and the mar- ZyremoON T
ket has thence extended to the south-western part Kwangles.
of Kyungkwi province and the western coasts of Moldova.
Chung-chong province. The Koreans, says
the Nestor
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SMALL TWO-STORIED BUILDING # gate of "WEST VILLA," Pokiolum Road, GODOWNS in DUDDELL STREET.
Apply to
BELILIOS & Ca Hongkong, 6th September, 1895.
Easily Taken Up.
Cod Liver On
d's it appears in
....
Bcott's Emulsion
is easily taken up
by the system.
In no other fori
can so much fat-
food be assiími... lated without in-
(1319
jury to the organs of digestion.
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil with Hypor phosphites has come to be an article of every day use, a prompt and Infallible cure for Colde, Coughs, Throat troubles and a positive builder of flesh,
Gosts & Boprie, TAdů, Losím.. "Ali Ohminta, Sole Agents for Hongkong and the ầm Henghong, syth March, 189g)