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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1896.
W. BOFFEY & Co.
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THE French dsgship Bayard, with the ComTHE most noticeable feature in the Happy Tux sum of yon 25 bas been paid to the Orika mander-in-Chief of the French Paclic Squadron | Valley yesterday afternoon was the absence of Shosen Kaliha by the Captain of the British on board, is expected here in a day or two, the usual crowd of R. B.'s, among the spectatore saval store-ship Huwdar, to cover the damaya at the football match. One also missen the caused by the Biliish ship to the Company's A LIKE of Japanese steamers is to be established | unliorm in the streets to a great extent as with. | steamer Xwwagawa Mars, while the latter was on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, | few 'exceptions the whole of the men are in quarantino guardship off NagaurH, Government engineern ara making unways for | Kowloon where they will doubtless Uven things Japan.
... up a bit during the next week or so.
THE Slagsporo Mid-day Herald put tha shutters sp on the and fast. The plant (and goodwill 1) gous to one of the Protected States, where a live
FANCY SUITINGS, DRESS, FROCK and MORNING COAT SUITINGS, ULSTER and Paper is to be started,
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FANCY VESTINGS, TATTERSALLS and others.
Hengkong, z1st October, 1896.
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THE Ching Ling Foo Troupe gave another entertainment last evening in the Victoria Hall and their clever feats again delighted and | bawildered a large audience.
REALLY it is too bad of the Praya Reclamation authorities to start removing the blocks from alongside Fedder's What without giving the sam pan folks warning that they would have to find another chicken rut! A couple of years' notice would not have materially impeded the work at the rate at which it is being carried forward, but perhaps the authorities intend to amuse them- seives by playing with the blacks elsewhere. THE Japanese battleship Cäfayen left Yokosuka"We have always considered a box of bricks in on October 28th for a two ́months' cruise along capital toy for children, the west coast of Japan. She is expected to return to Yokoveka in January.
COMMANDER LAXTON, late of H.M.S. Ploesch, arrived here yesterday by the Mastia and la¦ proceeding in her to England. He goes home on well-sarced promotion.
MR. BALLINGTON BOOTH, who was lately deposed from the command of the Salvation Army in the United States, has become = | Presbyterian clergyman at Chicago,
THE French sailor who attempted to imaggia
CAN nothing be done to stop the nuisance caused by cyclists riding down Queen's Rand without lights - Yesterday evening no less than three werelobserved passing the Cricket Ground, where the deep shadow of the trees rendered them quite invisible, at the distance of a law yards. Rickahan carry lights and bicycles should be compelled to do the same, but we suppose that nothing will be done to abate the nuisance uniti, some luckless policeman or some bigwig has been knocked down and severely
{njured by a reckless bike fiend.
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H.M.S. Zinnat will not winter at Tientsin. It was, we believe, the intention of the Admiral to station this vessel at the northern port, but the Pelho being very shallow it is doubtful whether she could safely make her way through the tortuans channel, and if not, the difficulty of housing and supplying the crew dușing the winter would be sensious matter.
THE PLAGUE IN FORMOSA.
(From an occasional Correspondent.},
TAMSUL November gth. There are two kinds of plague in Talpeb, the capital; one in Black Malaila and the other Bubonic Plague. Every day the pallon search the houses in the slums of the city and remova the sick to the infectious diseases hospital outside the city. I hear from the Japanese that about 35 10 30 fresh cases are reported daily amongst their own countrymen, and that a great many Japanese are returning to their eative land owing to their fear of catching these very infectious diseases, while Immigration from Japan is prac- tically at a standstill for the same resion. The mortality is very heavy, for as yet the Japaneso doctors, like their European confrères in the East, have not yet been able to cure patients the cold season has now faltly set in, and as the suffering from these terrible disasies. However,
cleansing of the slums is going on apace we shall no doubt, soon hear that the epidemic has been stamped out.
THE PO LEUNG KUX SOCIETY.
WHEN the steamer Patkan was off Cooktown, on her way from Hongkong to Sydney recently, the passed H.M.S. Dart surveying, The war ship signalled for a medical man, but the Parhan not having a doctor on board could not comply with the request, Whether sickates bad broken out on board or whether any of the crew had been injured is left to conjecture by the Sydney paper whence this information is obtained,
MR. WILLIAM M'KINLEY, the new President of
OPENING OF THE NEW HOME. the United States, is the fourth U.S. President of
The now Home for Women and Giris, balit Scottish origin. The 'others whose paternal ancestors came from Scotland were Monroe-they the Fo Leung Kok Society, was opened this afternoon by His Excellency the Governor in the author of the famous "doctalud %--Grant, and
presence of a large and representativo gathering,' Rutherford Hayes. Four Presidents have been The streets in the vicinity were fairly, thronged of Scotch-Irish origio-descendants of Scotsmen with Chinese, and a body of English, Chinese, settled in North Ireland-vis, Arthur, Buchanan, and Sikh polica under Inspector Machle con
eleven tins of splum 21 Yokohama on October some time ago the Shanghal Magistrate, says / Polk, and Jackson, Osa President was of Welsh trolled the traffic vay efficiently. A little alter
19th has been fined yen 130 by the Franch Consul, and the Ene wax kanded to the Customs.
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the Mercury, upon Informatien being given by extraction-Jefferson ;`und one of Dutch ander
o'clock the vicerégal chair arrived, His the Tipac of the Yangtze-poo ward of the Van Buren. Of the twenty-four Presidents Excellency being accompanied by Captain THE Grashdasfx, one of the St. Petersbury whereabouts of the rowdies that have base pray. from Washington-to Cleveland, fifteen were of Sterling, A.D.C,, and Mr. F. H. May, C.M.G.
English origin,
In the entrance hall, which was richly decorated with Chinese pageantry of many colours, the Governor was received by the President and members of the Committee. Among the number of leading residents who graced the preceedings with their presence were His Lordship the Chief Justice, Commodore Holland (A.D.C),
nation.
dailles, has been suspended by the Rusing upon the innocent inhabitants of the neigh- sian authorities for having published an article bouring villages, despatched some amen-Ir the honour of inventing and developing which is regarded as an insult to the Frenchners to arrest them, but failed to do anything beyond capturing two of the Icast important members of the gang. The head rowdy, a mán named Chang Kwelching, has since then tried to take revenge upon the Tipac, but opportunity failed him, until the other day when he found the Tipao drisking tex is a small shop in the vicinity of the Yangtze-poo Road, whereupon be seized the unfortunate fellow and squeezed 35 out of him, under threat of murder. The Tipso's
We hear it is probable that Admiral Buller, who Is due here to-morrow in his flagship, will stop in Hongkong about ten days and then go on to Singapore, returning to this colony shortly before
Christmas Day.
We now learn that the reason for the Plower bolag so long overdue at Hakodate that it was believed she had some to grief Is that she fell là
lastant, at 5 for 5.30 p.m. precisely. Visiting PRICE LISTS, with Fall Detalls, to be had on with a typhoon and put into a harbour in the
Brethren are cordially invited to attend.
Hongkong, 13th November, 1898.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE Steamship
"LIGHTNING "
having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on board after the 17t5 Instant, will be landed at Consignees' risk and expense into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, at Wanchal.
Consignees of Cargo-from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods from alongside ; sick Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Conaiguces risk and
expense.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
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Hongkong, 13th November, 1896.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR SHANGHAI, "HE Company's Steamship"
THE
"TIENTSIN," Captain Dawson, will be despatched as abova on MONDAY, the 16th instant, at 10 AM.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
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Hongkong, 13th November, 1896.
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
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FOR MANILA
*HE Company's Steamskip.
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Application.
PORT after removal should be rested a month
before use. When required for drinking at once it should be ordered to be decanted at the DISPENSARY before being sent out. SHERRY.-Excellent Dianer and After Dinner Wines of very superior Vintages. All ara
true Xeres Wines.
CLARET.-Our Clarets, including the lowest Priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine product of the Juice of the grape and are not artificially made from raisins and currants, an is generally the cash with Cheap Wines.
BRANDY. All our Brandy is guaranteed to be
laland of Sagballen, and there rede out the
storm.
THE well-known clipper ships Cimis, Argonaut and Tátralus cleared Sydney Heads on Satur day, the 12th ult., bound for London with wool for the January sales, and a grod race hame is anticipated. The Argonaut is the record-holder at present.
„INFORMATION Is being solicited from all Indian ports and the Straits Settlements, says the Rangoon Timis, respecting the British barque Mexico, af 477 tons, which left Gopalpore en 141b June last with a cargo of rice fex Cochin and bas not since been heard of.
lot at Shanghai, Uiko a policeman's, fa nok a very happy one. f
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H.M.5 l returned to Sydney lately after a nine months' cruiso about New Zealand. She visited the Campbell and Bounty Islands, and Antipodes and Auckland Islands. At the Camp bell Group a careful search was made of all the provision depots placed on the islands by the New Zealand Government for shipwrecked persons. It was found that the provisions placed there had been untouched, so it is thought that no shipwrecked persons bad effected = landing since the provisions were deposited on the are reported to be literally covered with penguins islands, The Bounty Islands and the Antipodes and albatross, and should, therefore, be valuable
railways belongs to Great Britain, it is evident that France masas to claim the distinction of introducing motor cars to the world. The race from Paris to Marseilles and back, though lacking in many of the requisites of a fair com- parison, has yet served a valuable purpose in showing the positive capabilities of a number of different motors. Thirteen vehicles, representing six different makers embodying wide variations of principle, on 5th October entered Paris, having all completed their long joamay at a high rate of speed, in spite of bad westbm. That fact is quite sufficient to show that the moter car la x serious thing, and that there will be plenty types for the public to choose from, ACCORDmo to a statement which reaches the London Daily Chronicle " [rom a high source," Lord Sallat my has arrived at an understanding with the Tsar which may, in the final outcome of the necessary diplomatic preliminaries, lead to decisive action by the Powers at Con- stantinople. The action proposed is nothing less than the deposition of the present Sultan, Chronicis, "Lord Salisbury found the Tear "According to our information," says the highly sympathetic, but restrained from giving
of
Mr. I. H. Stewart Lockhart (Colonial Secretary), Hon. T. H. Whitehead, Hon. E. R. Balilies, CMG., Hon.. Dr. Ho Kal, Hon. Wel Yok, and Messrs Leung Ngan Pad, Ho Fak, Fang Mingshan and many other prominent membern
of the Chinese community.
At the door of the Home His Excellency wAS presented with a richly wrought sliver key and- tablet la commemoration of the occasion, and An address of welcome was also read by one of the Committee, In the ball, which was elabo rately decorated, the Governor and party wers led to a dals at the end of the apartment."
laying the foundation stone of the Home on the His Excellency said he had great plessure in 18th January last. To-day they had asked him le declare the bullding open and he was very glad, indeed, to be present at this second and spoke of the Society's good work and of the Gual function. On the previous occasion ho thousands it had rescued from Kres of In famy and shame, despite the fondequate
of the Home, designed by our rising srchitect accommodation then avaliable. He now
them ch congratulated
The completion Mr. Denison, and although he had not yet been over it, and had heard it was rather small, he understood that it was in every way suitable' for Its purposes. He assured them that he person-
sulating the Society in its excellent and admir- able work and be was sure his succentory would follow in his footsteps. He had great pleasure la presenting them with a tablet, for the inscription on which he was indebted to the Attorney-General. The inscription on the tablet, translated, His Excellency read as follows 20
pure COGNAC, the difference in price being IT is stated in Japanese papers that the cable swarming with rabbits of the sliver-gray variety, tinople. This fear Lord Salisbury is said to ally and always had the greatest pleasure in
marely a question of age and vintage,
WHISKEY-All our Whiskey is of excellent quallly and of greater age than most brands
ship Okinawa-mare la shortly to be employed
la Iyo province and Sagarekl in Bungo province, as the bangled attempt to lay the cable between in the market. The SCOTCH WREKEY the Loochoo Islands and Kelang will not be marked "E" Is universally popular, and is | resumed till about April nex). pronounced by the best local connoisseurs to be superior to any other brand in the Hongkong market.
In laying anbmarine cable between Sada-misaki
A s
We only guarantee our WINES and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Coast Ports.
MR. JOHN PARSONS, the well-known cyclist, returned to Melbourne on the 14th ultimo from #trip round the world. He was received at the Spencer-street Station by a crowd of cyclists, and war drives to the Vianna Café, where the chaliman of the League of Victorian Wheelmen formally welcomed him back to the colony,
THE Korean Redosttory_ways :—Ex-Mloister Mlara te held responsible for the atter ruln of the prestige and power of Japan in Korea, and A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. we are told that, although the Russians are not [1743
shouting themselves bourse over the indepen- fa❘ dence of Koren, or talking loudly about cvilizing the country, the great Northern Power cap well afford to dispense with the blare of trumpsts, having mere care for the substance then the shadow,
Captain C, B. N. Dodd, will be despatched as above on TUESDAY, the 17th instant, at 4 P.M,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
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"I regard them as my own children." "The object of the Po Leung Kok is the suppression of kidnapping and the protection of Chinese women and girls. The merits of the Society, which has been managed hitherto by Committes under the direction of the Gavern- ment, are well known and have met with the approval of tho Imperial Government. Hitherto the Society has been compelled to make use of the premises of the Tung Wa Hospital, but now, in Accordance with the benevolence of Her Majesty, which land on which is erect buildings, and on the embraces all slike, I have granted a piece of completion of these I have, selected a sentence from the Book of Oder appropriate to the Society. Although I am not vossed in Chinese literature, I tblok I have chosen a suitable qunta- to all regardless of race, and my wish is that -flon, its meaning being that protection is accorded all those who may be in authority in this Colany will be guided by the princiòle",
for their guano deposits. Enderby Island, countenance to decisiva action by fear of provok. one of the Auckland Group, was found to being a general massacre of Christians at Constan-
and sea lions were also plentilal, H.BLS. have removed, and the Tear is said to be now Wallaroo selieved the Rapid at New Zealand.
at one with Lord Salisbury in desiring Interven- tion. Further, it le not to be supposed that the AN entirely unexpected and sesantional event deposition of the Sultan has been agreed upon securedjat Darjeeling races about thres weeks by Lord Salisbury and the Tsar as an immediate sgo, of which no mention has been made by the step. What has been wanted all through in press, but the accuracy of the facts' a corres- | dealing with the Sultan has been some ultimate pondent' of the Rangers Gavette guarantees. sanction—some sword of Damsels for the Am- At the second day's 'meeting of the Lebong | bassadors to hang over the Sultan's head,” Wa Races at Darjeeling, Capiala Ross, A.D.C. 1o observe that many papers describe the Balmoral the Lieutenant-Governor, roda Bridesmaid, and | agreement as a mild deterraination to " give the bookmaker, named Galaten, rode Dick As Ambassadora a fruer hand," That will in all the race progressed these two horses collided probability be the fast sign of a new policy. and Captain Rors thereupon' gava Galston a sound thrashing with his whip, with the result | 17 the information gathered by our man-about- that both horses bolted off the coume. The town is reliable there seems little room for doubt salt took place as the horses were nearing that gambling (the common or gardas fantan, the winning post and was witnessed by the pooch and patkas games) is dying a pretty spectators. Subsequently, I ballers, Captain hard death in this colony. It was thought the Ross tendered a private apology, but Mr. Galston | preposterous anti-gambling law, passed in Sir insisted upon a public apology, which was not William Des Voeux'time, would crush it; but ft given, and Mr. Gaisten has placed the matter in '). There have always been gambling the hands of a Calcotta fim of 'solicitors with "heils" in the colony, sometimes many, at other instructions to file an action against Captain | times only two or three. It is reported that, frre- | Rosa in the Dujeeling Court. This case will | spective of one or two in Yanmatland Shaskiwan doubtless be watched with considerable interest. | distulets, there is ai present, or there was yester. day, a pucca gambling-house situated at No a THE Peking conespondent, of the Shanghat | Kan Ax-lan, third floor, and that until quite Mercury reports the recent race meeting at recently there was ons in Chung Hing Kai and Peking was attended with more air in diplomatic circles than in the field of sport. The Commitee to charge of the arrangements for the meeting failed to invite the French Minister, en account of the late unpleasantness over the Club affair. This slight was taken to heart, and immediately he endeavoured to get the other Ministers to refuse to allend. It appears the Belgian and request of the Governor of Hongkong, and after German Ministers agreed and absented | vigorous protests against liu existence lodged by His Excellency, in responding, salā he could WELL to the fore, as usual, the Phoenix kemselves. The United States Minister the Brith Minister with the Trungli Yanien, j azame them that it gavo' him the greatest pleasure to do anything he could for tas The Porte has officially published a scheme of reforms for the whole Empire, and has also || lisail in evidence in all parts of the east by was also entreated, but he appeared with the Chinese residents in the Colony have been 1 good of the people? This might be one of
obliged to resort to the Canton and Macao the closing fanctions of his administration Issued orders to the Vall to put the scheme into distribulag nest wall-c leaders and diaries for Quite & camber of the Chinese officials caster for an occasional big "Butler," and as as they knew his terms of office expired next
1897. A ret of these reached this office this
he would take from Hongkong, the year but The excitement and gossip | good desi óf tímu and trouble la entailed theraby, i deseantest rucalizetions of kis associations with afternoon accompanied with a copy of the policy The Venezuela Convention between Great granted by the Phoenix Assurance Co. to se over the actions of the Fiench Minister seam to fit le doubtless tres that many inveterato gamblezu i the Chinese people. (Applause.)
incresse" rather than diminish. When he first hold out inducements to "old hands at the zived in Peking it seemed quite likely that he game to open from time to time gambling diplomatic body, but as he began to show a would become the most popular member of the establishments in this city. spite against other persons and rationalities, failing to evince that broad-mindedness essential
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1895.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
A JAMESON LEGACY.
LONDON, November 11th. It le reported that the Transvaal Government have decided to claim a million pounds sterling
■ Indemnity for the Jameson rald.
THE VENEZUELA SETTLEMENT. The Press rejoice at the settlement of the Venezuela Question.
AT LAST!
Immediate execution.
THE VENEZUELA SETTLEMENT.
Britain and the United States comprises a agreement for arbitzailon' in fature dispates.
LOCAL AND GENERAL H.M.S. Firebrand has arrived at Foochow
from Nagasaki.
A MEXICAN Admiral, with his fagship,, will probably be bera shortly from the north.
It is reported, and is probably true enough, that * scheme to organize a Japanese volunteer feet, on the liner of the Russian Volunteer Ficet (Dobrovolace Fles) signed by some retired naval officers, is maturing illy and the details will be made public shortly. It is said that joint stark company with a capital of $20,000,000 be formed for the purpose, and adequate protection by the Government will be asked for. Vessels belonging to the fleet are to engage in | trade during the piping timen of peace.
Assurance Corporation, of London, le placing
Atchison, Topeka and Santa‡Fé Rallway Co., of the United States of America. It is, we understand, the largest poller ever issued by any Company, belog for £3,620,865, with premium of £35.230 steriing. The Company's Capital is £2,685,809, and its Assets are valued
at considerably over £1,300,000.
Tas puty of diggers' supposed to have been murdered in New Guinea have turned up, after
RASPBERRYADE, &C. A CHIAMAM, and Ng Out, charged with suffering terrible hardships and the loss of one
murder at Rangoon, has been arrested at Singa- | of the men, Golog from Sameral to Mömbari,
pats.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS RIDH.M.S. Centurion, with Admiral Sir A. Buffer, made under the constant supervision of a duly KC.B, on board, is due hereto-morrow forenoon,
qualified Engilah Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELE, CLUES, METES and
from Amoy. HM. Bolus is at. Kobe, the Grafton, Undaunted and Plover are at Yokokams, and the Archer at Nagasaki.
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another in Kwai Wa L. It is said that the Kau Aulan "dom" is conducted in a barefaced manner, the inevitable" call man being at the foot of the steps leading up to the palace de lafsir, and scouts are about the strasts in the vicinity. Since the "Monte Carlo of the Orient, in Chinese Kowloon, was closed at the urgent
THE FORGERY CASE.
to real popularly, his friends, both Chinese and THE FROCKKOING AGAINST C. I, M'KINLEY, foreign, gradually changed in their attitude.
MEMORANDA.
the man, being ignorant of navigation, lost their 9 way, and were for 24 days fexposed to very savery hest, alternating with heavy rains,
TO-DAY,-15th November, Chiex ting Toe Troupe of Wonder.
works at Victoria Hall, Daddell Street
To-Honzow,-14th November
Rifle Brigade Burlesque " Fra Diavolo at the Chy Hall.......
They were picked up on August 7th by t3.30pm-Auction of household furniture, at | cuttm_ Rock Lily, and 'ware then soffering from
teves and exposure. One of the party, 'A THRU
Mountain View, No. 1, The Peak, by Mr. Paul Brewitt. named Edward Page, died on September and The ́remaining face members of the party] Any complaints should be addresied to the Tea sum to be expended for shipbuilding and recovered from the effects of their exponere, and
Manager.
navigation encouragement in Japan for the year | ons of tham,"Mr. F., Myuri, kas, užrivað in 1477 | 1857 will canali tien mallian yel.
Syday,
other Large Consumers.
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His wish was that all in authority in this colony' might be guided by that principle, and he had no doubt they would. In declaring the building would be equally successful in the fature and be open he expressed the hops that the Society
x permanent blessing to Chinese women and girls coming here. He wished the fallest measure of
access in the PoLeung Kok (Applause.)
Champagne was then op ned and the toast of been preposed by Dr. Ho Kal. “'The Queen" was duly honoured, after having
The
Hon. Wei Yak proposed "His Excellency
the Governor and spoke of the kindness His ment. The toast was duly bonoured amidst Excellency had shown in regard to this move- cheers.
Mr. He Fock, in proposing "Success to the Po Leung Kak," Coupled with the tourt the name of its President, Mr. Lockbart. They all know the “. good work the Society had done, he said, and he made reference to the labours of its President, He hoped the Soalety would continue in its good work.
the past was not due to individual effect so much
Mr. Stewart Lockhart, in reply, said success in
as to that which came from the members of the At the Police Court this afternoon before Capt. Chinese community, who with davoted self-sacri Hastings, C. 8. McKinley, an electrical englaser fics had takan up the work they had most at in the employ of the Hongkong Electric Cont heart, The evil the Society was established pany, was brought up, on remand, charged with to suppress had decreased, but if their effcuta Letter debent, Use, and Fung letter or document, dated the 3rd October, ingrane. He was very glad to see Mr. purporting to be signed by one W. Famer, Ming Shan present and regretted the sheance of the New Victoria Hotel Mr. J. Hastings of other gentlemen. It must, he said, be appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Roblason very graillyfng to those who had taken part in accused. (lastracted by Mr. Monnsey) appeared for the the work to see that their efforts were having such an excellent result, Although the Society was fairly prosperous it was will open to receive could come forward and still help them. The subscriptions, and those desirous of doing President and Committen would be very glad give all information and show any remdent over the Horse, the SMAN His Emaliency was then intacted ován fruiding and the commaštene and nky zenu
As soon as the Magistrate took his sext on to apply for remand for the attendance of the Beach Mr. Robinson said he was instructed witness now in Japan who could not attend the November Serious, but was expected to be here before the December Sessions, and
His Worship granted a remand till Sawday 'statfestants kuli ne baferu.