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Co-day's Advertisements.
THE
HONGKONG AND KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWN CO., LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
N INTERIM DIVIDEND at the Rate ANONE UDELAR ABG FIFTY CENTS per SHARE), for the 6 Months ending 30th June, 189, will be PAID to those Persona who are Registered as SHAREHOLDERS la the above Company on the rst 'Angust, 1898.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of The Company will be CLOSED fromjasth July to 1st August, both days inclusive.
By Order,
EDWARD OSBorne,
Hongkong, 15th July, 1898.
Secretary.
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HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LIMITED,
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
SIXTY-FOURTH ORDINARY
THALEYEARLY MEETINGO SHARE-
HOLDERS In the Company will be held at the
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1698..
Co-day's Advertisement.
NOTICE,
and after This Date REGISTERED OS all be accepted at the KOWLOON and WESTERN BRANCHES of the Post Office.
A. M. THOMSON,
Fastmaster Ganiral.
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General Post Office,
Hoogkong, rath Tuly, 1898,
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY,
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OFFICE at the Company, No. 16, Bank Bolid-S
Ings, Queen's Read: Central, on TUESDAY, the and August, at 12 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Director, together with a Statement of Accounts, declar lags a Dividend, and electing Directors and Auditors.
VICTORIA dispensarF,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS.
[IMPLE AERATED WATER.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company G
will be CLOSED from the 20th Instant to and Angust, Inclusiva.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
T. ARNOLD,
Honkong, 35th July, 1898.
Secretary,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONGKONG.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES
· LUCIEN PROSSER, LATE OF VICTORIA IN THE COLONY OF HONGKONG, Govern. HENT SURVEYOR IN THE PUBLIC WORKI DEPARTMENT, DECEASED,
NON WORKELL CARRINGTON,
OTICE is hereby given" that His Honour
Knight, C.M.G., D.C.L, LL.D., Chlef Justice, ha by virtue of Section 8 of ORDINANCE NO. 3 of 1897, made an Order limiting to the Ist day of November, 1898; far andleg in claims against the above Estate,
All Creditors are hereby required to send their claims to the Undersigned before the sald date.
Dated this 13th day of July, 1898.
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J. W. NORTON KYSHE, Registrar and Official Administrator,
TENDER FOR ALTERATIONS
TO
NORTH BARRACKS.
PLANE INTENDING and SPECIFICATION may be seen CIVIL ENGINEER, Works Loan Department, H.M. Naya Yar'
SEALED TEND?RS to be sent under cover **The Commodore is not bound to accept the
lowest or say leader.
Hongkong, 15th July, 1898.
uiz, koyo,
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR FOOCHOW.
THE Company's Steamship
"CHANGSHA,"
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Captain Williams, will be despatched TO MORROW, the 16th inslant, at 5 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, 15th Joly, 1898,
OCEAN STEAmship compANY,
FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL. . THE Company's Steamship
"HECTOR."
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'ODA WATER.
SODA
INGER ALE,
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L
EMONADE.
SARSAPARILLA.
ly with some one else to whom he has to apologise, while the cause of the trouble is gally speeding on well out of hearing of the "muttered" maledictions heaped upon his heedless head.
Only a couple of days ago an accident occurred that may possibly result fatally, and it is certainly high time that some action was cartel by the author thes to put a stop to reckless riding and to check the very unpleasant habit that the cycling fiend has of trying how close he can shave by a pedestrian at high speed without an accident. So far as we are aware there is not even an ordinance in force obliging cyclists to carrying lights after sundown, or if such an ordinance does exist it is universally disregarded by qur local wheelmen and never enforced, for almost any evening cyclists may be met upon the roads of the Colony after dark with either no lamps at all on their mac-
hines or lamps that are not lighted. While cycles
few were
and far between in the Colony there was little need for the framing of regulations, but now that the pastime has become a mania in Hongkong It is high time that some action was taken in the matter. We would also suggest a few warning notice boards being placed in conspicuous positions upon some of the steeper hills In the Colony, In order that cyclists may have no excuse for reckless coasting.
RASPBERRYADE, &c. plume of
qualified English Chemis! and will bear compa- rison with the best. English Manufactures,
Special terms to Horris, CLUBS, Mesas and
er Large ConsUTA CTS.
try complaints should be addressed to the Manager.
de
■ Gavamment L, an, advice is said to have | On the Fontih`o' Ja'y a large number of British reached the Government from London to that and American residents at Tientsin mat together effect.
at the United St.tex Courlato and despatched a congratulatory lelogram to Admiral Dewey via Hongkong. Among the guasta was the new Mlalter for the United State Mr. Conger, who was accorded ■ splendid secepilon at Tientsin. We understand that the officers of the local
THE BRITISH NAVY AND JAPANESE OFFICERS.
Torto; July 6th. Admiral Fitzgerald, the Commander of the British squadron on the Chins station, to-day entertained at dinner on the Graften, Yokohama, Marquis Salzo, Admiral Ito, and s Yumber of Japanese mark oficere. Str Ernest Satow, the British Minister, was present. villa af Magure, lomorrow, Admiral Florald, Marqule Salgo has farsted to dinner at bis
Sir E. Satow, and the captain and other officers of the Grafiow, his invitation even including some of the blos Jackets,–Koba Chronicle.
WEATHER REPORT.
The Observatory report to-day sÀY£?-ÖB the 15th at 11.50a.m. The barometer has tfren in S. Chios, fallen in the extrems North. The small depression seems to have entered the coast to the N. of Foochow during the night.
Another depression is, this morning, passing
from the continant into the N. part of the Sea of Japan. Gradients siight for S, wlads on the S. coast. FORECAST :—Moderate S. winds ; montly fals, but probably some showers,
in
mercantile marine are plucking beast of the grace from the recent large Incrasse granted in the Customs1 staff, and are asking for a some- what corresponding addition to their own very meagre and inadequate salaries. We believe the chlef males want the present pay increased to $100, second mates $150, and third mates $120 a month, and seeing how profitable the consting trade has been in the past year, and how the cost of every commodity, not to mention board rent, taxes, etc., has been increased, tho sea-faring men are sat pnreasonable to their demands. We believe a similar step is in con.
templation amongst the englacers, and the pilots and ceptatoe will doubtless follow salt on similar liner-China Gazišta.
SWIMMING AT THE V. R. C.
The rotora team race be ween the King's Owa came off yesterday afternoon. There was sa Regiment and the Victoria Recreation Club
nually large number of spectators, and evidently considerable interest was taken in the creat. The personnel of the teams differed bat slightly from that of the previous, match but on the contrary there was a very class struggle for
first place.
Trotle (K, O. R.) The latter, it abould be men. The first to go in wees Cavilho (Club) and
tioned, won the Portamon'b Garrison Swimming Cap for the second year la succession in 1895 and Feld the Champlonship of Maita while together and at the £rish Carvalho
there. The two men kept op
stationed
G.
touch behind. The second lot, J Smith and Towstead finished in the same way (ibe K.OR. man being a touch ahead) but Smith and more than ball a length separated subsequently Lammin löst considerably against the two. Stopini recovered litle but A. E. Alves was followed failed to better his side, Now the last King's Own man, Cavanagh, had covered ball a length before A. A. Alves was in and it appeased as if the Cibb would be hop: to sly beaten and those unscropalees folk who had accepted dels at 5 tot on the Club were beginning to curse the luck. Great THE Shen Pao says that shortly after the Shas' excitement was evince at this stage and stot a Hunanese pald a beggar woman to carry
Alves seemed to he steadily galuing upon his about a blind girl and allege that her eyga bad OP,onent and at the third longih te was sight op to him. Then followed one of the best, most been taken out by foreigners. She leagued with exciting and most remarkable Galabra that has | Hang Lies Pao and declared the blind girl their been witnessed in the V.R C. for a long time child and brought a salt in the Megistrato's | past. Alves was a few feet ahead and was not Yamin. The Magistrate on examination obtabausted as bis opponent who is response to the vehement exhortations of his supporters did sarved there WES DO IÇAY Wwhatever and the child
his almost hat could not overhaul Alves who was evidently. hain bilad. On irict cross- | falshed smitit great applante. The dance examination the beggar woman craved pardon separating the two was about & feet. This was and confessed that she has been taken to the reservedis rated by all to be a mout megalf- cent and evenly contested swimming match and Hunro Guild and there obliged to conduct the not a few of the spectators thought it fit la case. They were then sentenced to wear the express frankly that they had received adequate imprisoned to-day for six weeks for stealing a shoulders a board containing an account of their
cangue and be paraded about bearing on their recompense for their trouble in going down.
The following are the team with Individuel carpenter's metal watch.
and aggregate limes :--
V.R.C
min. sec. CSITALO....48 J. G Smlb.ml 55 F. Landmert 2.03 Sippen!...1.36. A. E. Alves...1.57 A. A. Alres....1.494
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
STEALING sixty copper cents to-day resulted a coolic going to grol for twenty-eight days.
FOR carrying a revolver, without a licence a Chlaman was to-day fined $50 or two months. INSPECTOR Reldie had 8 cockloft canes before the Police Magistrate to-day and fines of from $5 to $to were inflicted.
A CELESTIAL of the nondescript claśi was
A letter appears over the nom
"Mapalat" in last night's issue of the China Mail, in which the writer bitterly complains of the manner Dakin, Cruickshank & Co.'s WATERS are in which Those who have a notorious male ender the constant supervision of a duly interest in concealing the truth have ever tried to form a false history of the Philippine Islands." The writer also charges us with mis-stating facts and
A COOLIR was to-day sent to gaol for a month calling the Philippine rebels a mob offer steltog a camphor-wood box, the property savages. We do not intend to enter into of a Queen's Road carpester, any discussion of the rights and wrongs of the case at present, but would beg to point out that our information upon the facts of the Philippine rebellion is in all probability equally' as good as that of "Mapalat." If Mapalat" has any complaint whatever to make of the man- ner in which we have treated the subject of the rebellion or the conduct of Its leaders we can assure him that our columns will be open to him and we are perfectly willing to give him a fair hearing
-"Hongkong, 1st March, 1897,
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.
SUBSCRIBER TO **THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" ARE MOẾT RESPECTFULLY BEMINDED THAT ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PAID IN ADVAKOL.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED..
MANUFACTURERS OF
AERATED WATERS.
AERATED WATERS of our manu- facture are sold throughout the ferred on account of their excellence.
"
ABSOLUTE PURIT is guaranteed. The best materials only are used.
THE PRICES are only half those charged in England
WATERS MANUFACTURED BY Us are acknowledged by the leading English makers to be equal to those of their own production.
SIR EDWARD, FRANKLAND, K.C.B., D.C, L., F.R.S., P.C.s., &c. the greatest living aut! ority on Water, reports as
Captain Barr, will be despatched as above | follog on TUESDAY, the rgth instant.
For Freight, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents,
Hongkong, 15th July, 1898.
FOR YOKOHAMA.
THE Steamship
"TAMSU! MARU,"
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will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY,
the noth loziani.
For Freight, apply to
Hongkong, 15th July, 1898,.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
CHINA, NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
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FOR PORT DARWIN, QUEENSLAND PORTS, SYDNEY, LAUNCESTON AND
- MELBOURNE,
THE
11
HE Company's Steamship
CHANGSHA," Captain Williams, will be despatched on SATURDAY, the aged Inslant, at 3 P.M.
the water as prepared and used us in our manufacture :- "It possesses an extremely high de- gree of organic purity and is "of most excellent quality for "drinking."
"F
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1843. Hongkong, 18th Jane, 1298.
BIRTH,
17
At 16, Kaulsford Terrace, Kowloon, on the 15th instant, the wife of A. RITCHIE, United Asbestos Óriental Agency Limited, of a daughter.
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TELEGRAMS.
THE WAR. SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO. THE SPANISH ARMY TO RETURN TO SPAIN.
Mr. W. Whiley, of the Sperry Flour feregrant tegusly places the following
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15th/
1.10 q.m.
A TELEGRAM dated Adelaide June 23rd la ar Australian piper says --Russia is watching the Philippines with a very jealous eye (1)
A COOLIE WAs to-day seat to geol for three mouths for entertaining a house, breaking open a box and stealing a quantity of clothing. FOR having four teels of opium unlawfully in bis possession a coolle wis to-day sent to prison for six wecks, unless he pays a fine of $50. A CHINAMAŃ was to-day charged with having so cation of rice ilegally in his possession and and Capt. Halog, Baed him $15, in default air
weeks.
Inspecran Dancao had an offender under the to-day and a fise of g1a lodefault six weeks, was Kerosene Ordinance befors Captain Hailogs
imposed.
ANOTHER big batch of rogoes and vagabonds
plot. The Magistrate has lo addition issued » proclamation forbidding such evil practices in falare,
Ar Adelaide, South Australia, on the 16:6 June, saloquest on the body of John Isaacs, ether. wise Gomez, the tigertrainer to Harmiton's circus, was held. The evidence showed that the deceksed did not take the usual precautions. He anly tack a bamboo fostead of a heavy whip or elab into the cage with him, and would not have the fire gite lighted. The result w that the tiger killed him. If precamilons had been taken, there would have been no great risk, what there was on account of the good pay. The same figer attacked « trainer anca before, and it was then due to carelessness, but the man was pet killed. The employees of the chicas had often remonstrated with the deceased
for his carelessness, but he took no notice. The tiger was not unusually Berce, and was asfe to
any carelessness was on the part of the deceased. perform with, The heling coroner, said that
The jury decided that the' deceased came to his desth by injuries received through the bite of a tiger.
figured at the Magletracy to-day, P. C MeHardy being responsible for the majority. They were THE Hop. E. R. Belillos and Mrs. Bellilor desire, through our medium, to gratefully Santiago surrenders. Spanish Army pathy they have received in their recent beren-sets down the calmale at no less than foco acknowledge the numerous expressions of sym. to be sent to Spain.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
SPAIN,
LONDON, July 12th, The Cabfact crisis la banging fire.
THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
vem cot.
How much eval is there lying at the bottom of
Amadosťoumans farve the Harbour Trust Board loviting tenders from persons who are foclined to try their luck at coal-mining down among the sharks and crabs tons! Think what this means, exclaims, the Madras Timis. An ordinary "sack of coals" such.se ono man cairley is so his back weighs a hundredweight, so that wa should want twenty sacks to make a single ton, and we should want 100,000 sucks to make up the total amount of the coal estimated to be lying at the bottom of THE P. & 0. mail steamer Coromandel transders will ras to there is, of course, no knowing, the harbour! What figures la rupees the ten- ferred at Hongkong to the same Company's
In a police court case reported yesterday in the Telegraph the lady who summoned Mrs. McRas was inadvertently described as being Mrs. Johnstone, whereas it should have been Mrs. Baros.
'
11.38
.K.O.R.
min, sec. Tortle 473 Towanted....$49
Salih 1.48
Garaer.........201 Lucina..........55 Caranegh.....203
11.30 The aggregate times in the previous match » over the same distance were: V.R.C 12 min. 15 sec. K.OR. 13 min. 18 sec Yesterdays match showed a grea) Improvement.
+
Team racer are coming into favour and we seders and that a two-length one is being arranged between the V. R. C. and the R. O.R., each to pat in ten men
WATEN-POLO. Immediately after the team race a water-pola game was played between a scratch team of the
the King's Own, captained by Serct. Fiton. The Club scored with exasperating replůity and bad compiled to goa's when time was called, the soldiers not having had a single attempt at g01).
V. R. C. and a feats composed of signallers of
THE "DOSING" TRAGEDY;
{From Our Own Correspondent.)
CANTON, July 14th Mt. Hastings antved here to-day sod it is audamstood that he has come in the Interest of Capala Toulmia, who is charged with canting the death of the Compradore of the American San, the deceased comp-sdore of the Daiteg steamer Desing.
Cheng Kim Chuen, brother of Cheng Lef appeared at the United States Consulate to-day and lodged formal indictment of Captain Richard Toulmio. He charges that Caplats Toulmin feloniously, wilfully and of malice aforethought did kill sad murder Cheap Lel San."
It is evident that the Chinese are making vigorous efforts to secure the conviction of Cap- isïn Toulmin, and I am sorry to bear that he la
deforce. If this be true be may appeal to his not wealthy enough to engage the service of the mont ferrued counsel in these regions for bis
Torrential reīna at Santiago de Cuba provent Fadak for Kobe, £750,000 in gold bar for the Owing to the present great demand for coal the friends for assistance, but if the latter BIG
the Americans from mosating siege guns. Yellow fever is prevalent at Calmamera, Gualsnama, and elsewhere on the Cuban Coast.
PENNY OCEAN POSTAGE. The Doke ci N. fok announces the establish Canada, Newfoundlard, the Cape and Natal, ment of peany postage between Great Britain,
also between Greet Bits sed any of the Crown Colentes desiring to Jin.
RE-OPENIN OF THE DREYFUS CASE. In the French Chamber, the Minis'er for was declaration that Capt. Dreyfus was in deniably guilty, led to a re-opening of the whole cartroversy and to the arrest of Major Exterbay.
{From Japaness Papers.) THE POWERS AND THE PHILIPPINES.
TOKIO, July 513. In case the Uplied States annex the, Philip plaes, Rraxis, Germany and Frarco are prepared to enter s protest.
THE GREAT DUKE KURIL
HAKGDATE, July stb.
Japanese Government. The metal is supposed to be for supplementing the gold currency of Ispar
aathority that the Shanghal washermen, despite Wx (Skangkat Daily Press) bear on good
all their stipulations having been acceeded to by
the employers, are now demanding promise of a $2 cumshow at each Cains New Year. The employers have now defialtely decided to charge $3 per zoo pleces from residents sabore and $4. per roo from the steamers. THE Band of the K. O. L. Regiment will play the following programme at the Officers Hess this evening, commencing at 8 o'clock -
Crerare NO
Guillaume Tell................Fo Selection.The Lily of Killeroy.........Benedict Impromptu..... Invitation a La Velaron Wiber CaroCharming Blog Facia Coater SongsterAzy, Godfrey Vaise........Bid Me Goodbye De. Camors
God Saratha Chaser. ·
able.
not willeg to put up enough staff thes defendant will presumably, have to appeal to the United Sates Garemment through his consul for legal azzistance,
That the defendant will have a fair telat thera can be no doubt. Consul Bedloe will be jadze and prisoner will be izled by a fary composed of American.
LIMITED.
present price is up to Rs. 19 per ton; but taking If at no more than Rs. 13 per ton, the areal average pelos, the value of 10,005 tons of coal above water would be Rs. 130,000. The teader-
If It is rumoured, there were soldiers on cum grans; or they will anyway take good care ers will, of course, prefer to read "10,000 tons" board the steamer and the crew was matincas
ties by estimating it a considerably leas; while used the firearms? Did the Capisin fire the then there may have been rerlons caned for the to pat themselves on the right side of probabile.
use of firearms sad the question, or one of the questions at all events to be decided is "Who the expense of bringing the cast up from the shot that killed the Compradore on was it some bottom of the harbour to the equivalent of the Glber person on board the ship at the time " "plt's mark" will, of course, ha very consider-Truth is mighty and will prevall and until the Masses. Wheelock & Co. In their Freight traib. It is therefore useless, as I have trial is held it is impossible to report the troth, the while truth and nothing but the Market Report dated Shanghai, 11th July, 1898 s'ories fatiaz about. Nor would it be fale to before said, to give publicity to the various say our homeward freight market darlog the eliter ride to fadulge in the reiteration of sens pret fortnight hai remained in much the same ) rational, and pizkāpt interesting, reporis that sinto so when inst welding, on the 27th mit, with are current, the exception that for New York, the vessel now fording, in seking 30/. ptz ton, with very le cargo forthcoming at this rate. Other owners MESSRS, WHIRLOCK & Cola Coal and Karosane: non affering 25/, for alightly inter shipment, and Oll Market Report, da'ed Shanghai, r1th July shippers prafer to play the waiting game and to
THE GREAT EASTERN AND 1898 Bays.-CORT.-Japan.-There has been a keep back their cargo for the 57-differance, ■ |-CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING Co., The Ruutin warship Rossio, with the Grand | very limited enquiry during the past fortnight, | conaldoration In thess Full timer. For London Doke Karl) on board, arrived here at 4 p.m, only a few sales of Ogull were made at Ts, there has been no change la rates, and gelte yesterday. His Highness came ashore for xy.go ex gedown, Stocks are very large and sufficient touange for the quantity of cargo short time.. The Foria proceeded to Yokohama likely to remain so, as all transac¦lous are for going forward. last night.
Coasimise,~We have no TOKIO, July 6th. immediate consumption only. Cardiff-A thing of interest to report, and there seems light demand net la, but holders are asking to be a general fall in this line of shipping, such exorbitant prices that it has become im- For London via Suez-The Armenta left on possible to do bnslate", Sydney Wollongong, the 28th slimo, having managed to collect a There has been alsoulicly nothing done during fair amount of freight, and the Ceylon the whole fo:tsight, not even of a retail nature. Priams on the agth ult, and yih lást, respectively, The salles Vasco da Gama silved on the and each with moderate support. For famed as RAISING OF THE "FUSO
inst with about a 100 teds, which has been loading we have:—Bangle salilng'oa the 13th The cycling fiend is now becoming a great nuisance in the Colony, not only In
TOKIO, 6th July
landed, no offers being oh ainable, and the sa. | fnstant, Hector 14th, Shanghai 16th, and The cruiser Fuzo, which foundered at Nagas | Guthrts on the 8th Instant, with 1,600 tone sold | Asturia aged. For New York via Spezi Hongkong Itself but even upon the roads, last year, was successfully floated to arrive. Quotations -The undernoted figures The St, Ninian salied ufa Amoy on the goh of Kowloon, where cyclists are to be saloux damage.
night The holl scami to have sufferað no
are based on the most recent "saltlements for ult with about 1,500 tons at 25 shillings, being seen daily racing along at a high rate of speed with little or no regard for the AFTER A SENTENCE OF THREE
cargoes to andre Lad da not represent the pre-replaced by the Patkas, which is now loading safety of loot passengers. It is curious that
KONTHS.
sent market rates for coals in stock, which ng ga shillings, Cargo seems very scarce a mere machino should so corrupt the
TOKIO, 6'h Jály, "
fluctuate with the supply and demandi and bat little le going forward at present. better feelings of the average man, but the stater in the Saseco Part Admiralty.
Captala Urla has been appointed Harbour Cardiff, ex godown Tis, 20 00 per ton, no demand. | The Binmohr, dus to-day; la advortined to fond possession of a wheel appears to breed aapiata Usin commanded the Fuse at the ton, nomiast Sydney Wollongong, steamer is circulated at as/o per ion. Shippers seem Coan He married, in 1661, Hepsibah Lyman, 2. Josh Kewey, born 1641. Settled fist at American Anthracite, ex godowa Tis. 15.00 per at 30/0, and the Crafgears, due about sath inst., Werfield, bat subsequently removed to Lebanon, a comtempt for his less blessed fellow Hime of the collision which resulted in ber mortals in the breast of the average cyc feanderler. He was recently condemned in cargo ex gedows Tis, 13.00 per ton, nominal. feclined to wait for the last named steamer, the 1686 Joalsh Dewey, of Lebanon, Cona, barn llat and he soon comes to the conclusion plsesment for three months as punishment Ofroj!, ex gedown; Kaza's, ex godown; Ohncurs, others seeming determined to keep the rale up that the whole of the public highway is for the loss of the cruiser, His appointment ex godowns Komated, ex godowns Hakoku, ez to 300. For New York vid Caps.-The 16gas died 1759.
4 Willlim Dawes, of Lebanon, Conn., born maintained for his especial benefit and res 1.Ed, K. C.]
happens to coincide with the raising of the godown! Obucura 3 feet and 5 feet Tis. 7.35 at | Feobug Sur mal'ed on the leat instant for that all foot passengers must make way
Simeon Dewey, of Lebacon Conn, bọin for him. He has a bell attached to his
8,00 per tom. Japan, Takasima Lump, ex Hookong, and left the berth to the Emily P. 1718 ; died 1751. handle bar but he seldom or never makes
gedowaj Taksilma Small, ex godown; Namiesta | WAlinay, now loading; the latter vertel expects born г746'; died 1813.
6. William Dawoy, seliled at Hanover, N.H.;1 Lump, ex godown; Namaxata Dast, ex godown; to leave in about a week from now, with some use of it until the last possible moment, just at present very smell. The Jadon makes Milke Lump, ex godowns Milke Smail, x 1,000 tona cargo on board. Another vessel le bain ayyo died 1563.
7. Cipiala Simeon Dewey, of Berlin, Vt. giving the luckless pedestrian time to skip Loan Bonds sand comparatively high, their down, all contacted for. Kaiping Cosi regalied, but owners' ideas of pics are far bara 1601; died 1877. nimbly to one side, where he probably price being above Lic4. The present being Linsi Mized Tis, 6.71 ex wharf, Linst No. 9 too high to result in may chartering at the
8. Dr. Julius Y. Deway; of Montpelier, V., (893 lands in a muddy gutter or collides violent. | considered the most opportune time for Boating: - Lamp Tis, 9,ga en,whuil,
Admiral: George Dawer, born 1837, Warkington Putt.
The attention of Passengers Is directed to the Superior Accommodation offered by this Steamer, The First-class Saloon is situated forward of the Engines. A Refrigerating Chamber ensures the Supply of Fresh Provisions during the entire
daly qualified Surgeon is carried and the Vensel is filed throughout with Electric Light.
N.D. Return Tickets Issued by this Company to and from AUSTRALIA are available for retors by the Steamers of the EASTERN AND AUSTRA
LIAN 5.5. Co. and vice versa.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, 15th July, 1898.
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MOGUL-WARRACK-MILBURN, LINE. FOR NEW YORK, VIÁ SÚEZ CANAL. THE Steamably
"PATHAN,"
1
will sail on the 27th July, 1898, '- 5.S. SIXH...about 13th: Aug, 1808. B.8. ARGYLL!.................. 31st Aug, 1898, 8.8. MACDUFF
Isih Sep, 1808. 8.5." GHAZEE"
30th Sept., 1898 For Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co..
Agents, Hongkong, 15th July, 1898,
The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1898.
Notes and comments.
The Grand Duke Kaill is expected to arrive a Yokohama on the 8th tast., proceeding to Tokio by the 10 20 am, train. All the Michelers of State will meet him at the Shimbashi Stallon were the the members of Tok'o Municipal Assembly whi also gather. The Emperor will receive the Rasulan pelace at 4 p.m.
RUMOURS ABEUT LOANS.
TOXIO, July 6tb, The demand for money in the London
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mano & Co., Gozeral Agents of the Great We understand that Merri. 1'gent, Ent Eastern and Caledonian Gold Mining Company, Limited, have received cosârmation by letter dated 24th June last of the wire of 7th June last Eastera Mine had been struck. to the effect thir the main ret fa the Great They lin learn that a trial crashing et two tops of quar's been made yielding 1 ounce 17 dwt, 18 gra, from the Bank of England and Zulu balts had
per ton.
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S ENGLISH PEDIGREE,
Kent, England, to the year 1633, to Dorchester, Thomas Dewey came from. Sandwich, Mari He removed about 1645 to Windsor, Cope, where, on March 22,1638, he married the Apell 27, 1648. widow Frances Clarke. He died at Windsor,