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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1895.
Intimations.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SEEDS.-
SEASON 1895-96.
Our First Supplies of these best Quality Seeds have arrived, and Ordera will be executed in the sequence in which they are received as long as the supply lista.
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SE E DI IST S with
HİNTS FOR GARDENING have been issued and can be obtained on application.
of Enquiry was obstracted, if not insulted, until strong British Fleet appeared off Foochow how then, and only then, the Viceroy and his underllars became more smenable to zEKRON |_ bow a certain number of unfortunate, wrelches lost their beads, etc. etc., etc.
present and to relte a loan of 4,000 ƒes. A commitee of five has been elected to watch the | interests of shareholders.
THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
JAPANESE papers report that a special envoy will be dispatched-from Japan-to -Ramla to be present at the coronation of the Tsar, which takes place in February next,......
NAVAL NOTES. -
H.M.S. Pigmy has been ordered down from Canton and is due tomorrow. She will be thoroughly overhauled and fitted up preparatory to recommissioning.
H.M.S. Plover" will return from Foochow Tax-Interment of Mr. C. W. Clements and Mr Tought or tomvirow moralag, and alloy a very Adolf F. Ljung'85, two of the victims, of the | short stay will proceed to Canton to replace tho
Pigmy
Tox10, November 12th, With the object of aiding the development of Japanese navigation, the Government bas decided to pay an additional subaldy to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha of 5,500,000 yes in aid of gas disaster, took place at the New Comes. Caroline is now on her way from the Company's Australian and Bombay Horstery, Shanghat, on Friday, the 15th fast. and the proposed Use to Europe.
The last home papers 'wero, entravagantly jubilant over the degradation of the larg Viceroy of Szachusa bat, so far as may be judged from local ledependent publicspinion, the ons person at home who stams to have gruped the actual peation of affairs in this country is Professor
Japan, via Nagasaki and Foochaw. It is Desgles, who petals out that the late Viceroy of
expected she will be sent home soon and be Szechuan, was already a discredited Individual
TOKIO, November 15th. with his own govemment, who wara glid_of_an
THE NC. Daily News of the 19th is respon.replaced on the station by a betler vessel, Ata meeting of the chief officials of the Nipponsible for the statement that "there is a blich in a day or two. She ls to undergo a thorough H.M.S. Redpole salle from Manila for here opportunity ef farther purishing him; and the
Yaren Kaisha, beld to-day, Mr. Konda war [ policy" Intely poppored to have been elected Prealdent (efce Mr. Yoshikawa, deceased) merrted=67dateherenki energetskogelgede en tykad Mp, Kate vices President.--- productive.
I am decidedly of opinion that the position of affairs at Foochow is not at all satisfactory, and that we, to be consistent, should not sest til the debarred from ever holding office again, or at all Viceroy at Foochow also has been degraded and
evanta till we have donn all in our fower to have him so punished.
It appears pretty clear that it was the com- musicallous addressed by Shanghal, and every Important centre to Chiue, and by Hoagkong in the Times and other important American and European newsagencles, that killed the Szechuan Commission of Easufry as originally consilluted, and caused the temporary adoption of an attitude towards Chius, by America and Eng- land, which, if continued, is best suited to her ultimate welfare. If it should become apparent, | above, that such is the opinion of this diately taken to further taform The Tim
·THE EVACUATION OF KOREA. ・ SEOUL, November 13th.
| The Commissariat Corps at Plogyang will, it is expected, ba withdrawn ln the course of the present month.
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about the new Franco-Ramlan Bank. The overhaul --French bave found the greater part of the captist
but the Rysslans want the majority on the Board of Directors." The Shenghal paper thicks the French will give way, and the` matter will.ba soon settled 'amaleably.
It is ropoted that as soon as the Commissariat SERGEANT MOTratt last evening succeeded in Corps at Pingyang is withdrawn, the men collaring thirteen men, mosly private' chair- attached to the corps as a guard will also be coolles, gambling to Langit Fang, and then recalled. It ta reported, however, that two chutni
a chutal numbers about two hundred men) will were, this morning charged at the Magistracy remain in Seoul as a garrison, and a chutaf will | with breaches of the Gambling Ordinance, Two also be stationed at Fusan and another at ❘ men who kept the house" were fined, 25 each,; Gensan
About 100 Military Pallee are reported to be and the remaining visitors 50 cents dach. The belleved that the Foreign Ministers approve of ander orders to leave Japan for Korea. It In fines were paid.
troops being withdrawn there will be danger of another outbreak.
Our Seeds are all tested before being put up in the mapasok steps will be famne. / of this arrangement as they healísa that on the i
In LONDON.
They are packed under our own Supervision, and the greatest care is exercised to insure protection in tramalt.
Sowlegs should be made in, FINI" WEATHER ONLY and the remainder of the pickets secured from damp, and kept in a dry place for repeat sowings.
CLAY'S FERTILIZER.
It supplies natural nourishment to the soil, and axials the process of assimilation, thereby [261x aiding the Plerts to attain to their full size,
"GLEN" LINE OF STEAM PACKETS,
FOR NEW YORK, via SUEZ CANAL.“
HE Steamship
THE S
"GLENGYLE,"
Captain McGuferay, will be despatched as shove on THURSDAY, the 286 instant, at Noon, Instead of as previously advertised.
For Freight.or Pasinge, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Agents.
Hongkongy, 16th November, 1Buç,
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR SANDAKAN AND KUDAT. HE Steamship
THE
"MEMNON,"
vigour and beaoly.
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in Ch'ns will do all that each can do to farther. impress similar views on such Important papers ună news agencies as their knowledge may enable them, with advantage, to select.
I um, etc.
I earnestly hope that all foreign communities
R. M. CAMPBELL,
THE EVACUATION OF LIAO TUNG
TOKIO, November 15th.
- It has been decided by the Government that as soon as the official dispatch concerning the Dyment of the Llac-tung Indemnity, reaches
of the troops from the peninsula.
The indemnity was to be paid in London e-day, 15th November.
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"** IT affords"us infinite pleasure to be able to state there is now good reason for hoping that out esteemed Chief, Mr. J. J. Francis, Q,C., who has heen very seriously III since he returned to the Colony by the Paclic Mail Steamship Company's speedy. Felaco. Hiner. Câdun from 2Japan-on-the| 19th inst., will at a comparatively early date
· preparatory to geing into a new com- H.M.S. Humber is now on her way out to Station. She leaves Port Said to-morrow, Hongkong to act as store-ship for the China.
H.M.S. Peacock, is to leave for Bangkok, via Holhow and Pakhol next Sunday morning. She is to remain at the latter place during the winter. ~
THE "EDGAR” CALAMITY.
Quite Another Story, > 1
Skangbal, November arst, giving a few particulars of the disaster to the A correspondent wiltes to us from Nagasaki launch of the Sagar at Chemulps. It appears that seventy-two men (blue Jackets and marines) were returning to their ship in a large wooden 14th. barge from Chemulpo on the evening of the They had been ashore enjoying themselves all day, and embarked at the Custom House jetty, Utils anticipating that nearly three fourths of "thele" number would never reach their stately ship which lay a mile and a half outside. It Wi blowing hard at the time, but not sufficiently so to cause any misgivings to the hardy Jacks. But when the boat got out beyond the shelter of the island, she capsized, whether by the aos or how our correspondent's Informant had not fearst when the mall left Chemalpa
The scope in the harbour that night and next
We cordially agree with Mr. CAMPBELL. Japan, orders will be issued for the withdrawal bé an the bigh road to the complete recovery day was tenible, the dead bodies being washed
Toxio, November 14th.
COUNT INOUTE,
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·SROUL, November 15th. bid farewell to the King. He is expected to Count Inouya has paid a visit to the Palace to leave Seoul to-morrow, and will embark on the Nanyfiiu-maru at. Chemulpo on the 17th instant.
that it is advisable that the disgraceful Inquiry Fiasco should be exposed to the world in all its hideous reality, and that nothing can be gained by allowing It is said to be one of the conditions of the our fellow-countrymen to be hood-LIRO-tang Retrocession Treaty that the dock- A bigh-class Felixer for Pot Plants and for winked and induced to slumber on in a yard and forta 11 Port Arthur shall be returned me in the Garden generally.
sense of security which is not at all in China as they stand at present. justified by circumstances and facts, and we therefore gladly avall ourselves of the opportunity to help along the good cause communication the fullest publicity possible. which he has at heart by giving his
Who is to blame for causing the British LIU was punished solely as the result public to belleve that the Viceroy
of the British ultimatum ? Who is guilty of attempting to make the great British democracy belleve that the real ringleaders of the Kuchong atrocities have been beheaded? Lot the British Govern- ment lay papers on the table of the House of Commons proving beyond the shadow of doubt that all the ringleaders, Instiga- tors, and those who connived at the foul deeds have been punished, and then, and nottill then, can we believe that the "strong
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"SHELL" LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR- LONDON AND HAMBURG..
THE Company's Steamship
[3633
EUPLECTFLA," Captilo F. Monis, will be despatched ar above on or about tb - 7th December.
For Fre; spply to
NHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,
Agents.
Tongkir), 26th November, 1895.
"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR LONDON, via SUEZ CANAL.
HE Steanth'p
THE
BENLAWERS,
[1533
Captain Webster, wi¦ he despatched as above
on or abunt the th December.
For Freight or Passave, apply to
GIRA, LIVINGSTON & Co., -
Agents:
(1636
Hongkong, 16th November, 1995.
FOR BATAVIA, SOURABAYA, SAMARANG, VIA SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship
"TETARTOS,"
Captain Inse, will he despatched for the above Pails on SUNDAY, the 8th December, at 4 PM.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
WING CHEONG & Co. AH YON. Hongkong, 25th November, 1803. [1634
BROWN, JONES & CO. ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE AND
DEALERS IN
HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY MEMORIALS.
LITTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABLE
LEAD CEMENT,
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS,
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BIRTHS.
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ARCHIR LANG, of a son.
At No. 35, Honan Road, Shanghal, on the 22nd instant, the wife of H. GENSBURGER, of
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a dourishing of official trumpets at home, has been pursued, and that the British Government has at last been able to discover the error of its peculiar mothods of dealing with that paragon of imbecility and corruption which by courtesy s styled the Government of the Celestial Empire. It appears to us that the vision of the Government and of the British public has been obscured by a fog of scepticism and unconcern, and that therefore, they have been unable to discern the breakers no great distance ahead which others nearer the danger can Accidentally drowned, at Shanghai, on the 6th clearly discern. Let us hope that the | day is nigh when the public will be placed tares when the dawn of a new era of progress and civilization will appear in the East in all its glory. Surely there has been enough and to spare of half-truths, of diplomatic fencing around hard facts, of
At Chungking, an the goth ultimo, the ila of LEONARD WIGHAM, B.A., Friends' Mission, of a son.
DEATHS.
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THE BJORG."
Kone, November 15th.. The steamer Bjorg has been floated, and, being practically uninjured, she proceeded to day on ber voyage to Vladivostock.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Tax British North Borneo Government is adver- tising free grants of land up to 500 acres la extent for the cultivation of tapioca.
Two boatmen were fined $5 each at the Magis- tracy this morning for boarding the steamer Esmeralda belose the police on her arrival from Manila.
THE tank steamer Pacian, Capiala Hochen, which arrived here yesterday en routs to Japan, to the largest tank steamer afloat. She is now making her first trip to the East.
.
Tex marter of a licenced rowing boat who was convicted this morning at the Magistracy of
allowed by his license was fined $15 for his offence.
of his wanted health and strengiḥ,
THE Peking correspondent of a Shanghai native maner states that scending to a letter received. from Lifingchow În Kanga, the members of thei Mohammedan rebellion are dwindling away and are now only a few thousand strong. · Llang- chow is a quiet as usual. The rebellion Is raging at present 400 miles from. L'anychew it a place called Humakow. The same coires pandent also writes that the rumour that Satchow had been captured by the rebola was unfounded.
M. DUBII, the French Consul-General at Shanghai, entertained at a dinner on the 17th Instant in the now Consulate-General, H.E. Wang Chib-ch'um, Treasurer of Hurch sad ex- Envoy to Ruvife, Hoang Trotel, Chief Commis- sjoner of the Neaving Bureau of Foreign Affairs, at present in Shinghal to settle outstanding missionary questions in the Lisngkiang and Honan provinces, an! several officials of the
Treasurer's stuff
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ashorn in many places. The overturned bout contingad to fost and most of the survivara clung to her until picked up.—China Goretti.
THE WRECK OF THE "NANKING!'
(FROM OUR CORRISPONDENT)
Chelos, November 13th.
The steamer Nanking, Captain Sorensen, was bound for Newchwang In ballast. Some where near Port Arthur her engine broke down, or she collided with something and lost two blades of her propeller. She managed to put Into Port Arthur, but was chased out by the Japanete. She now steered for Chelon, bat as it was blowing hard from the N.N.W. and a heavy carent wasrenning, she drifted on shore on the Kalau Islands, In the North Entrance. Sha struck this morning at 4 o'clock. The Captain went to a boat over to the Lighthouse, and from thera came on shore for assistance. At 9 o'clock he left, together with Mr. Plambeck, In Mess. H. Sletas & Co.'s boat for his ship; this boat has not yet returned and as sech as it returns I shall let you know the particulars. She seems to be to a very dangerous position as high-water, the ea breaking over the whole ship. and there is little hope that she will manage to cama of. When the captain left the ship thera was no water is her; the draught of the ship when she struck the rocks was 11 feet.
November 14th.
It is officially rumoured ta' Hupeb, says Shangbal native paper, that the Director of the Mr. Flambeck arrived last night from the Hanyang Chinesa Vagineering and Minfog wreck. The crew are now all safe at the light- Company has lately filed Nanking for the house. To-day we have one weather and there is to be general excursion to the wreck. She is raspose of Interviewing, E. Chang Chih-fung very badly on share the forehold is full of water on affairs relative to the construction of a rall- so is the male and after hald, only the engines way from Paoan gate to Whok Shingchowroom being intact, Her cargo was only 105 The land in and around Whok Shingchow la tons, mostly matches and general, for New predactive of an immesse quantity of minerals, chiefly coal and Iron. The construction of this rallway will greatly benefi Hupeh,
of November, CHARIES WATT, lete and englaser in a position to sift the wheat from the Carrying nine passengers in excess of the four aid of the organ: fand. He was assisted by Beamer Canton, seed 32 resin.
On the 12th November, Mo YOSHIKAWA TATJIRO, Presidents (the Nippon Yasen Kaisha,
The
Hongkong
A
A MARINE Court will assemble at the Harbour Office at 11a.m. to-morrow to exquira into
An Organ recital was give at the" Unión" Church 1'at evening by Mr. George Grimble, in Miss Tammert, Dr. Meadows, Mr. Gilchrist and Master Charlas Plinston, and the excellent programose which was announced 'attracted a very large audience, including His Facellency Sir William Robingan, Mr. Grimble executed
elegraph throwing dust in the eyes of the British certain charges of misconduct brought by the his vary difficult items in his usual masterly
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1895.
WANTED: MEHR LICHT.
THE PROPOSED VIGILANCE FUND FOR THE
PROTECTION OF FOREIGN INTERKATS
IN CHINA.
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Under date Shanghai,. 18th November, Mr. R. M. CAMPBELL, Chairman of the Shanghal Branch of the China Associa | tlon and Chairman of the Public Indigna. tion Meeting held at Shanghal on the 5th August last in connection with the addressed to our Shanghal contemporaries never-to-be-forgotten Kucheng Massacre,
this letter:-
taxpayer. Is it not high time that he should be treated as an Intelligent rational being, when he should have mehr licht_on the burning questions of the hour, and in respect to the Far Eastern Question in particular?
TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
Sir
TURKEY.
LONDON, 74th November, Philip Curta has returned
Constantinople.
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MORE TROUBLE 'FOR TURKEY, chiefs are defying the authority of the Porte.
Anarchy prevails in Central Albanis and the
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN RUSSIA,
master of the British barque Torrisdale jagulos hiz Chief Officer.
ADMIRAL CARPENTER, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Asiatic squiron, is reparted to have obtained permission from the Ny Department to, rell-quish his post and zeturn to the States.
QUITE volontarily-like Frem information that reached the Kode Chronicle on the 13th Instant that paper is led to understand that "the Ruzalan dönt will again use Råbe as its head. quarters during the coming winter, after
Vladivostock is closed,"
manner, while Miss Lammer and Dr. Meadows were again beard la company, the result belag charming. Dr. Meadows was also heard in recitative and solo from Mendelsson's "St. Paal, when the great volums of his splendid voice was heard to full advantage. Mr. Gilchrist was likewise in splendid voice, while the fine soprano of Master Pilnston gave great pleasure to those who beard him.
was I don't believe there is any hope of ms Mr. Goodhart, of the 1. M. Customs, tele getting her off, from what I hear. People tell
graphed to Teku and hid answer that Mr. Tamalean had left in a tugboat with diving gear for here. I don't ballere they can do much, as there is no hope of getting her off this time of the year.—Mercury.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
[We do not necessally endorse the oplzlons expressed by
Correspondente in this cočutno
THE MCCALLUM DECREE.
that some
To Eper or rae **Homacomo Telegraph.” SIR-Referring to your leaderettes of the 23rd lost. the Inspectors of Naisances being ordered to learn Chinese, I
fancy mistake has occurred. If I remember correctly, was advertised, or generally understood, about November or December last that an addition to the staff of Inspectors was anticipated, and a Sanitary Board. Not a word then appeared as great number of applications, reached the
to qualifications. About 70 persons, 1. believe, | applied for the coveled posts. During the final examination for selection the grastion wax asked "Do you speak Chinese ?
Ant: "No, sir,""
i
Are you willing to learn ?"
“Certainly, if a teacher is provided," ing the time of the re-appearance of the plague this year not a word was wid upon the subject. Now, it seems to have been regarded as good idea to ferez Inspectors to study Chioase. What good ill the Government derive from
* In the
A ERADING 'meticle "on the 7" Great Ensters" Problém," desling" with the Timas" assertion that "the Great Powers should make arrange ments for attaining a collective agreement guaranteeing the neutrality of Korea, thus MR. CHINDA, Japanese Consai-General, accom.seling question which threatens to become their inspectors learning is 7 Even the Superla pained by Mosura. Inouye, Hayami, Nikhashi. a source of danger to the maintenance of peace ident and Senter Inspectora were in and Horil (the latter, the 71ffa corespondent) in the East,” is unavoidably held -over uniti | old days allowed teachers by the Government, les Shanghal last week in a steam launch for to-morrow. We hoped to publish it to-day, but and, belleve received! be found, I bellare, I an allowance for Kangchow to select the site for the new Settle
as neither time nor space permit we must core, it be a case is taken into the Soperin
Proficiency ment: Mr. Hipplatoy, Commissioner of Customs
Probably there would be no read, mark, learn and inwardly digest the|
Siz-You were good enough, a Ilttle while ago, to publish, a letter from me suggesting to thle community the adviesblilty of founding a a sum of money which should be available for recommissioned and that tenops are assembled called for consultation by the Governor of (published 'in 1889) page 27, Book 33 and 34 and expect them
Vigilance Fond" for the purpose of collecting states that the Russian Black Sex Fleet has been
or two before for the same place, having been following passage from "Cafes and the Fowers, inducing the Inspectors to study Chinese if they endeavoning to protect the interests of foreigners, at Odessa in readiness for active service. generally, in China, when those interests appear
A inlegram to the Times from Sebastopol | at Shanghal, according to the Gazetta, leis n' day / 300 indulgence of our readery, and mk them to tendent but he sends for his bout
fa
of being neglected.
to be
received a good deal of advice regarding what It was advisable to do, as well as how to do it.
Warmingered on the letter itself, i
To take any action, however, costs money, and I reget to vay that apart from such sums and guarantees as I have personally collected,
the pecuetary contributions to the "Vigilance Fund" have been insignificant
. I feel certain that anch la not the intention of this
I community, but that should have no difficulty whatever collecting as much money
as I might think necessary. It would not in my opiolon be fair or reasonable that the money should come only from those persons I might happen to
to call пров therefore I would feel greatly obliged:
1. If the community would recogulse that I cannot afford the time necessary for making such a collection,
of
(From El Comerito.)
THE WAR IN CUBA. ::
MADRID, November 21st,
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Rumours of an immediate pasca in Cuba have bøen sirmger to day on thefBourse, although at present Sr. Candes del Castillo affirms that there is absolutely no foundation for them.
Cheklang
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were dealt with falsly but it is hardly fair to "provide theté www taschers, page 28" lisey 1 to 5, which read thugi, Il be Government take into consideration the "Let Koma be thoroughly stablished an pidi dally work of the Inspectors of Malancen it will Ar the Magistracy this morning an old woman absolutely neutral state and it will then became once he seen that since the epidemic of was charged with kidnapping two young girls. nothing more war, less than * Neutral Zone Bubonic Plage in 1894 their duiles hawa She had used the old, old story. She secured between Resetas, Calusse, Japanese, and British Encreased really, wir Their morning wor possession of them from their parents near possession in the Far East, I contend, and with diet at daylight Inspection of nigh-voll
compels them to be up and
sbout their Canton on the ples of getting them kaubands in Hongkong, and on arrival here attempted to sell, that the conversion of Korea lutea carriers the watching of conservancy and them for immoral purposes. Detective Quinceyeful Neutral Zwill verii te permanent dust-beats at certain times 1 check wasting
Concreting Boom, Aralar the old woman will put in nine months of hard aria curity egatius enfilet dilwin Far
| Eastern states.": labour at the gaol, while the damsels wül be returned to their homes as soon as possible by the Registrar General.
look after
got wind of the transaction, with the result thai | benčfs to the Pikinikilar Riglam, and almors of water down free of common
and one in
cer-
to be able to make
(Special to M. C. Daily News)
lodging houses, mesturing and reporting on dame, inspection of bake-houses, wash houses, THE KUANGTUNG GOVERNORSHIP.
fstrines, watering streets, removal of cock-jolts FREDO, November 19th.
ausa cubicles, back-yard obstructions--not only Tux China Gazsite of the Sih fastant, says the femoval of these, but the "making out of Several high Ministers of the Court have
editorially |---Ons point in the China and Japan
obtaining the the notices,
Occupants strongly recommended to the Emperor Jen Tae-
Commercial Treaty kan not been so far noticed by from the Registrar-General's office, and jour, the formerly degraded Governor of Shan. THE Tientsin correspondent of the Mercury the foreign Press. It is the sea weed and Eskery owners' names from the Land Office, and lang, to serve vice Mu Pel-yao, lately deceased,
thams subsequently, wiskding the same and there is good reason to believe that he will that Li Hong-chang is dally becoming clause. This ex-fishery is a.
more powerful with the Emperor, as he is sup- field for
Tapasend enterprise de offering Val serving
Homes to sacertain if the potter bas bien com* be the next Govarnow of Kuangtange:
she can Aave no competiises
plied withy then report, Then a mag ported in all his plans by the Russian, German Powers. That she will puak i French and United States Ministers, as well as thin, not only for
Lhw kmoney
asy mide of the by the Japanese Envoy. It le dally expected question, but more especially for the fact that it - the Should plague, smallpox or any that the edict ordering the building of the Faking uns of thowinds of her bercint sons, this being Inspector is responsible for famigation, etc. will give Încrative employment to thousands and
disease turn up in a district, tha The late Brish's Minister to Chide has left take up a higher and more important post. I
Tientsin rallway will be issued. Lfs Kunyi is segres that before his departure from Calas he✅The Tokio: City Councillory' sent in their to be re-ransferred to Nanking na Viceroy, farther information, regarding matters" "at" Waterworks scandal,'
Hapsh. La Feng-inh, Li's chief interpreter, is. Foochaw, in connection with the maastors at Kuchenne aborig
1. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders. it to rumored, to be appolated Minister to sna „The local papers have juxde pubila what has of the Cast Iron Company, was held, yesterday, of the Kampean Court, if he is hör to succeed. [17 | taken place at Kücheng." How the Commission when it was decided to suspend bunnie? for the 'Sheng Ydersi in Tientsin,
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co's Waters nie made under the constant supervision, of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.
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2.-If the community would pay to the credit the Vigilance Fand" at the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chinn such sums or guarantees as they may feel fociibed to Contribute.
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(From Japanes Papers) THE WATERWORKS SCANDAL 4
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the class from which the best done the Instaly, an Inspector's lot, like that of "Bobby",
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBI, MESSES and dla wot fàlak it nequssary to give the public any resignationü-yasterday kâ'u body becitast of the {which will permit Chang Chih-dang to return to Psial New are recrafted. “Fishing sĩ ons wil is not sitogether a happy'one.
other Large Consumers.
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