I
No. 4706-AvGUST 3, 1878.]
fortably largo. A few days ago a house in-Į Wyndham Strest was cleared of nearly every valuable article that could be easily carried off, and last night the western hours of Westbourne Villas was deftly and noise- lessly entered by the front verandah, the thieves getting up by means of a rope,
learnt of the rascala. We appear to be drifting into the time when the morning
Marine Court.
(Before I P. McEuen, Eng, doting Harbour Master.)
August 3, 1878.
THE CHINA MAIL.
"FOOLS RUSH IN WHERE ANGELS |
FEAR TO TREAD,"
Bank, on demand,
"
Exchange,
50 days sight,
3/04 *** 3/94 ... 3/10
Miscellaneous. To the liter of the UERING Maho Balther Fill Sandy: "Oh, yes, I DAYIF I think, Bandy, we might just Hongkong, 1st August 1878.
think we should; but you paid the last The "China Mail" is certainly complai and I has nos money. Davis: "Then, tant towards its correspondants, when room can be found in its columus for such Sandy, I think we hae had plenty."
MAN'S HAPPINESS-It takes little to dam wretched staff as the two communications, the current of man's happiness in this Calcutta, indirectly referring to De Silvester's cute world. Many a bridegroom, whose future tainment, which appeared in to-night's was all rosaste with happy promise, has istic. The signatures attached to these been suddenly hurried into the valley of minds of the writers.
38
D
30 days'
726
73
... 100%
8%
6 months' sight, ... Credits, Documentary, 6months' sight... 8/10 ALLEGED ILLEGAL DISCHARGE OF A MAZE.
Bombay, demand Rapcos, Richard M. Ferguson, master of the Bri- Inth ship Berti Biglain, wraz summoned
Shanghal, demand, this case also nothing is known, and, as is at the instance of Henry Phillip Clare,
Bar Silver, 17, dwts. B., now anal, nothing will likely be over 2nd mate of the same vessel, for ford charming billets clearly indicate the feeblowes by a protruding peg in the sole of one Sycee,...
ing him on shoro without discharging him at the Mercantile Marine Office, con-
Although I am referred to somewhat of of his wedding boots.
Mexicans, ... trary to See. XVII. of Ord. No. 1 of 186.fensively in the ungraumatical tirade of statistics of obstruction are both new and English Sovorelgns,
DESTRUCTIVE STATISTICS,The following Gold Leaf, From the complainant's evidence' it would appear that he had had a few words with the gentleman who istakes his blatant robbed last night?" and it looks, however the Captain, and therefore wanted his alis vulgarity for poliated wit, I cannot bring true-In 1876, 1877, and 1878, up to April Australian Sovereign,5,23
myself low enough to meet him on fair in which the minority consisted of less than
15, there were 169 divisions in Parliament, Discount, ppradoxical it may appear, as if the con-oharge. This the Captain refused, but terms, eten in my own defende. I would, half of & quorum of the House,
Shares. vietiónia now are rarer than they were when
however, suggest to your misguided con- O'Donnell, who was only returned in June tributor, that a few hours' study of the 1877, was in no less than 73 of these minori. the Police Force was regarded as rotten to
grammatical requirements of the English tes; that is to say, he voted in nearly all the core. How can this be explained }
language is absolutely necessary before he of them that it was possible for him to vote can make anything approaching a decent in, since he has sat in Parliament. Mr.
salutation was wont, to bo, “Who was
INQUESTS.
Au inquest was held to-day at the Govern- mont Civil Hospital before the Coroner (C. V. Creagh, Esq.,) on the body of a youth named Edward Connell, who was an ordinary scaman on board the British barque Frederick, and who was killed by falling from aloft. The following gentlemen com- prised the jury-Messrs. J. M..Quedes, Jr., T. H. Vale, and F. Specht. Dr Von der Horok certified to the cause of death, which ho said was due to a severe contusion on the head, neck and right arm. The skin on the occiput was laid open to the boue and blood was issuing from the ears, nose, and mouth. There was a covers dislocation of several vertebres of the spinal column. The right arm нав dislocated in four places. The legs were perfectly rigid, and the skin was of a bluish- colour.
Thomas Evans, the chief officer of the Frederick, said the deceased was shipped last Thursday. On Friday morning about 11 o'clock he was sent aloft with a tackle which he wae to make fast round the royal- mast head. When he had got up as far as the orcas-troes, one of the men who was on the top-gallant yard called out that the line was foul, and came down from the yard to help to clear it. The deceased was in the aat of handing the bloeic and line to the man when he lost his balanes and fell into a ballast lighter which was lying, alongside the ship. Witness went to deceased, who was lying insensible, with his right shoulder under his back. He was at once removed to the Police Hulk, and from thence to the Hospital.
By Inspector Grimes: The deceased was seventeen years of age. It was part of his duty, to go aleft, and do such work as he was engaged in at the time of the accident."
Charles Bishop, an able seaman or board the sauce vessel, corroborated themate's state- ment. In answer to inspector Grimes, wit- ness said that deceased was well liked by everybody at the Sailors' Home, and also en
board the ship.
A led said he knew the deceased very well. The only relation be bad living was Street, Liverpool. & sister who resided at No. 15, Mark The July returned a verdict of accidental deuth.
Inquests pero also held on the bodies of two prisoners named Chan Akwai and Yung Akum, who died in the Daol. Captain Domputer having produced the Gaol register showing their prison history, and Dr Ayres having certified as to the cause of death, the Jury returned a verdict: of death from
natural caus04.
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Police Intelligence. (Before C. V. Creagh, Eng.)
August 3rd, 1878.
THE CHAIR COOLIE NUISANCE.
The bearers of licensed chairs Nos. 76, 96, 106, 141 and 676, were charged with care- lessly carrying their chairs to the danger of persons in the sticets. Indian Constable No, 531 said that about to 4 o'clock on the 31st ultime, a European gentleman entered the Queen's Road from Wyndham Street. Ho did not require a chair, but the defen- dants all rashed in front of him and obstructed his way. The Constable warned them, but all to no purpose. Denfendants denied the charge, and were fined 20 cents scot. The tines were all paid.
MORE ABOUT CRAIR COOLIES,
Ng Awan and Ng Asai, chair-coolies, were charged with plying for hire without a license, and fined go or 14 days' imprison-
ment.
SMUGGLING TOBACCO INTO THE GAUL.
UBUNKENNESE.
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Mr.
***
p. c. pm." 26.50 ...5.23.
......5 to 9%
Hongkong Bank, 80% prom. Unton Ins. Society of Canton, $1,350 China. Traders' lus, Co., $1,420, ex div. Yangtaxe Ius, Ass00., Tls, 665 Chinese Insurance Co., $500
H.K. & W. Dock Co., 16% prom. B.K. Fire Ins. Co., 850 Oblna Fire Ins. Co., $240 H.K. O, M. 3.-boat Co., 35% prem. Shanghai Steam Navigation, fis. 21 Bongkong Hotel Co., 857 Hongkong Gas Co., $90
few minutes later offered him to go on shore. The next day the Captain said he did not require complainant's services any longer, and shortly afterwards gave him 200. Complainant same on shore, and the next day. (Friday) he returned on board for his clothes. The Captain then told appearance in the columus of a public nows- Parnell's rooord is the next highest; he North China Ins. Co., Tls, 1,050 - that if he liked to go on shore he could. ged houses he draws every night be enter O'Gorman in 74, and Mr. O'Connor Power him that he would not discharge him, but paper. Such expressions as there has was in 120 out of the 169. Captain Nolan
been many with wicor bonds
and tho was in 111, Mr. Biggar in 106, Major Complainant found that he could not got tainas," would bring the blush of shame in 64. In the smallest divisions of all, viz. another ship unless he had a discharge,
Frank Perry, the hoatswain, and the Cook to the cheek of any schoolboy acquainted those in which less than seven members both said they heard the Captain offer the of this would-be journalist's gross illiterate-tion is the same, except that Mr O'Connor with his letters, I could multiply instans voted in the tainority, the order of obstruc- 2nd mate $50 to go on shore. tain gave the complainant the $50 as liberty approve of his reckless rush into print,
Lonis Brown, the carpenter, said the Cap-neas, but any further expose would serve Power defeats Major O'Gorman for the
no useful end; and although I cannot fifth place.-World. niunoy,
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Derendant stated that he gave the com-. plainant the $50 as liberty mency, and it was agreed that a man should be em- ployed in complainant's place whilst he was absent, at his (complainant's) expense. The complainant had offered to accept two- thirds of his pay as payment in full if defendant would grant his discharge.
His Worship cautioned the defendant, and dismissed tho cese.
(and notoriety), Lam too soft-hearted not sympathise with the unfortunate whose ignoranco may possibly be his misfortune and not his fault.
..
Your other correspondent would do well to re-peruse his effusion; and after correct- in the offences against Lindley. Murray, he might condescend to tell us what ho wishes us to infer from a confused jumble of meaningless sentonces, and his obscure references to Joa Miller, the Penny Maga- zine, the Saturday Magazine, the illustre- tion "there was in them," sword swallowers, mesmorlem and elestro biology. On recon- The following telegrams are out from In- aideration, Mr Editor, it will be perhaps ad dian papers-
well. If he explains, nothing at all, er a second dose of this facetious member's grim witticisms might result fatally.
TELEGRAMS.
London, July 11 Colonel Stanley, in the House of Commons, said that the num- ber of troops to occupy Cyprus will be 10,000, consisting of the Indian contingent from Malta and three British battalions.
London, July 16.-Sir Garnet Wolseley and Colonel Brackenbury's Staff, have start ed for Cyprus.
Eussian administration and Russian ve-
same to terminate in nine months.
lange with you on the question which And now, Sir, I am prepared to break i aroused this controversy.
An editorial note in Wednesday night's Mail, in which you inform a correspondent
Shipping Intelligence.
The following is corrected from the laterk London and Colonial Papers, so, VESSELS TO ARRIVE
·AT 'MONGKONG, From
30, Bristollan (8.), Apr.
15, Dartmouth,
22, India, 23, Rosie Welt, May
... 225
.... 225
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When left. Nov.
Name.
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3, Elizabeth Shields, Hamburg
Dea.
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*Flashing
25, G. B. S.,
Liverpool
Jan
27, Earl of Dovon,
Antwerp
Mar.
9, Mabel Clark,
Liverpool
28, Oracle,
Idverpool
20, Manila II.,
Cuxhaven
Antwerp
6, Maritime Union,
Cardiff
11, Hamburg, **.
Hamburg
16, Lizzie Parry,
Antwerp
London
16, Invincible,
Penarth
Cardiff
Liverpool
Ada Melmore,
London
Molrose,
Liverpool
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Penarth
Imperatrice Elisabetta, Liverpool
5, Strathearn,
Cardif
6, Challenge,
Cardiff
9, Napier,
Cardiff
Penarth
Queen's Road,
14, Verona,
New York
Bonaxone, August 3, 1878.
17, Lord Macaulay, Hamburg
18, Niagara,
Cuxhaven
BABOMETEB-9.....
29.994
22, Merionethshire (8.), London
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New Benares, cash, 587, a 570 credit,
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Old Benares, cash, None
5
5
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credit, -
13
New Malwa, cash, 800
Do, Do. THERMOMETER
Do. Do.
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29.950
26, Banian,
London
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Do. Do.
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Do. 4F.M..
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Do. Minimum over night 80
Glamorgan.
Quotations.
Honexore, August 3, 1878. OPIUM-New Fatna, cunh....$095 a 597;
credit, Old Patna, cash,... None
oradit, **
China Sugar Refining Co., $40 % pram, Ohinero Imperial Loan, £103,10),”
“Do
of 1877, £107. Tomperature.
6, Southern Croat, Penarth
(Taken af Messrs Falconer & Co.'s Premises 12, Don Quixote,
Do. (Wot bulb) 9 A.M.. 20
13, City of Santiago (.), London 14, Emily Chaplin, Ourdiff
LUADING FOR OHINA AND JAYAN PORTA.
At London.-Steamers via Buss Canal. Strathmore.
Commonwealth.
CANTON PLANTS-PAPER No. 5.
*
that the Hongkong community are not
Our present paper requires more than ordinary explanation. To revert to Paper 1, Plant No. 1, we must again correst an entirely given over to a belief in mesmerio erratam, Agapanthus umbellata, Linn, should bo Agapanthus umbellatus, Horit. In the present paper there are one or two plants to states that the stay of the Indian troops in To hack back a little, this facetiously Bar 194, and the names here given represent in each instance simply a majority selected from numerous minorities. With regard to for. A special telegram of the Daily News influence must be my text on this occasion, which it seems almost impossible to give trustworthy Cantonese names. At least fifty natives have been invited to name Nos. 154 and Cyprus will be only temporary, and that it castio display of scientific knowledge is. is intended to keep only a small permanent elfoited by your correspondent's having 157 and 158 it appears that there is a tendency to describe a great many species of Cyperus by names of a "three-cornered" signation, garrison of British troops in the Island, the taken exception to your description of a The Chinese evidently pay little attention to these plants. No. 160 may be compared with No. 90 in Paper 2: perhaps the present will be assisted by a local militis which is certain trick performed by Dr Silvester and name is the preferable; though botanists have not given a separate name to the species which comes from Kwai Lam, as might be to be formed:
his daughter in their outer fatuments at the Bucharest, July 15.-The Roumanian City Hall, in which you state that the thought from that species being here described by a name different from No. 90. Both kinds carry the same botanical name. No. 181 for Bessarabia, Government has accepted the Dobrudscha young lady seemed to succumb to the mes may be compared with No. 85 in Paper 2; all three names are in common use. No. 193 was only a few years ago introduced from
meris infuence. “A young Thespian's" tionary movement in the Rhodope foun- entertaining, and it must be news to a great in Hongkong; perhaps some one in the Colony will inform the Editor what they are called by the Chinese gardeners, No. 195 may Constantinople, July 16-The insurreo-experiences of Professor Anderson at very Hongkong, yet the name here given is very general, the plant being univerally mistaken for a persimmon. There are several specimens talus has collapsed.
London, July 1. The following is a Silvester's great trick at his finger ende
many that the Wisard of the North bad Dr be compared with No. 68, the Chiness using one naine for two plante, ne is frequently the case. Nos. 157, 174, 175, and 194 carry summary of the Treaty to be presented twenty years ago. to Farliament, which was signed at Berlin witnessed the "Doctor's" performance, hav.
As yet I have not tone-marke for the reasons given in Paper 3. No. 190 is a much older name than No. 191 which was given by Bentham. on Saturday last. The Treaty contains ing reserved that pleasure for this evening of articles, and provides for Provisional but if "The Beautiful Entranced Lady cupation of Bulgaria by 30,000 men, the (vide advertisements and small bille) is the same trick performed by the Fakir of Oolu" at the Oxford Music Hall, London, rogards the Bulgarian fortresses, they a low years ago, I know it well in A European Commission will organise Fakir at the Uxford, but had the pleasure are to be razed to the ground in one year. detail, as I was not only used by the Eastern Koumelia, Austria will occupy and of seeing the apparent mystery thoroughly Edminister Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the explained at the Polytechnic. All tricks of term of occupation is net fixed. Roumania, legerdemain are accomplished with a caba Servia, and Montenegro obtain indepondence, listic style of business, either by mutterings the tribute payable to the Porte being in some unknown tongue, or mysterious capitalized. Servia, Montenegro and Bul bodily movements, common to all Doctors gariu pay a quota of the Turkish debt. The of Magic (hem), so presume that the Porte cagages strictly to apply to Crete themesmeric influenco" alluded to in your constitutional law of 1865, and the fullest criticism, and objected to by my juvonile- religions-liberty is enjoined everywhere. I namesake, was amply the necessary details With respect to Armenia the Ports cedes of stage business. Of course it is, as your with Batour, Kars, and Ardahan territory between the former and the Russo-Turkish frontier and a curved line drawn from Makrialos on the Black Sen, including Olti, Bardus, and Kajisaun, to Kusso-Turkish trontier, exeluding Buyazid and the Al ngbgerd Valley. The treaties of 1850 and 1871 to be maintained, except where the Berlin treaty modifies them.
It has been suggested by a friend that a translation of the Chinese name should be appended to each plant for the future, and by others that the uses to which each plant is put by thy Chinese should be shortly indicated. The translations are in many cases very interesting; in some instances literally the same ne in English or Latin. The uses, too, are often very droll; No, 110, for example, only being used "to dangle before the eyes of fighting crickets in order to make them walk from one place to the other!" However the goose with the golden eggs must not be killed. At present we simply give us correct a list as we can. At some future time we may test the patience of our readers by entering into whys and whereforces.
correaondent not inaptly suggests by the so of the term "fiddlestick," bubug pure and simple; yet in a certain sense it is quite justifiable, us all these tricks would never pass with an audience unless backed up with the ombellishments of speech and action already referred to Such being the case, your description of the propping up of the young lady "was in- Dombay, July 16.-Tho Congress held telligible enough; and you would have four bittings during the wes. The only shown a wise discretion had you simply question agreed upon was that of Bulgaria, published A Young Thespian's" com- which is to be divided into two portions munication without the inevitable foot-note. separated by the Balkans, southern portion When your correspondent speaks of mesmerism to be named-fast Roumelia. The latest and the repernatural as one and the sate information states that Prince Bismarck has thing, he displays an amount of ignorance on proposed the Princo Charles of Roumelia as the future Sovereign oi Bulgaria. Prince and when you back up his erroneous impres
a popular theme, which is truly lamentable; Gotschakoff retires from the Congress, the sions with the editorial aute quoted about one chief conduct of Russian affairs talling on is unable to resist the conviction that your Count Schouvaloff.
soientific knowledge on this subject is as Charles Marvin, clerk of the treaty de-anperficial as your language is common. partment, is being proseonted by the Tron-plave and obscure. sury for stealing and copying the Anglo- I venture to assert that there is not one Russian agreement published by the Globe. educated, or fairly intelligent person in The proots are strong against him, never- Hongkong who does not believe in the theless there are extraordinary conflicting aclonce which Meamer immortalized, and reports concerning Count Schouvaloft's con- which now bears his name. However nection with the matter.
much learned Societies may have disagreed in the results of their enquiries on animal magpotisin er mesmerism, which it is hardly our province at the present time to investi- gato, the doctrine itself, although closely identified with the vered subject of, clair- voyance, hes in these later days of wide. spread intelligence, naver been disputed, The presence of electricity or magnetism in the human frame and the possibility of conveying the cubtly essence from one body to another, are facts well understood by the majority of human kind. Medical science has in some countries found a ready aid from mesmerism, in operations of the most difficult and intricate character,
CORRESPONDENCE.
To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."
No.
VULGAR NAME
Aglain odorata, Lian.
SOUND,
Mai taai bin
Hon k'an ts'of (Wong) kam fung
Chi shi tại sa vào tác
BOTANICAL NAME.
CANTONESE NAME,
米仔蘭
̇麵荳
Só kak
Asclepias curasanvión, Linn.
Cajare indicus, Syr.
Callistephus chinensis, Necs.
Cyperus globosas, All,
·[洋]繡毬
Yo taz
Sam hop2 tató
Sám fong tafó or shui tsó (fà)
Yo t'ong hó
Kwal lam m'a thi
Yat tim hung
Shán chuk kwo
Tak yat bang
frossypium herbaceum, Linn, Helictares angustifolia, Liru,
Hydrangea-hortensis, Linn..
Ipemous quamvelit, Linn. Ixora stricta, Roxb.
Lívistons chinensis, R. Br.
Melastoma candidum, Don.
Melastoma repens, Dest,
棉花
山芝蔴
錦屏風 T 山丹
燈心草
[紅]紫薇花
猪乸站
地拈
苦楝子森木
Min få
Shán chí má
(Young) sau k'an
Kam ping fung
Shán tán
Tang sam tafó
(Hung or pák) tez mi fé
Fung
K'wai
Chi Đề D
Tilm
Fu Kn ts or abam muk
151
152
Celery
Apium graveolens, „Lion),
15а
154
135
156
157
158
159
Dha
China Aster Cocoa-nut
„Cocos nucifera, Lien.
Cyperus polystachus, Rotth.
Erigeron linifolius, Wild,
160
161
152
Water-chestants, smali
Eleocharis tuberosa, Roem, & Sch.
桂林馬蹄
Emilia sonchifolia, DC,
Mongcateen
Garcinia mangoetara, Linn.
山竹菓
168
Globe amaranth
164
Globe amaranth
Gomphrena globasa, Linn,
Do.
百日紅 [rod]
百日白 white]
Pák yat pák
165
Cotton
166
167
163
Hydrangea
169
170
171
173
-172
174
176
178
177
178
Ruth
Juncus effusus, Lian.
Crape Myrtle
Lagerstroemia indica, Linn.
Liquidambar formoeana, Hanes
Fan-palm
Pride of India Oleander
Melia azedarach, Linn
Noriam odorum, Sol,
Paliurus Aubletis, Roem, & beh-
170.
180 Fear
101
102
183
Glureng
Panoz Ginseng, Wall,
$0
Firas communis, Linn.
沙梨
Pleasur
老虎
Pouzebla indica, Gauš,~
186
Pranas domestica, Lins,
[紅黄翠
183
Salicburia adiantifolia, Sm."
18€
Chinese Elder
Sambucus chinensis, Lindi,
187
Ségurinega obovataj Mull-Aty,
Setaria glauda, Beauv.
Setaria italica, Beauv.
191
103
Ége pirat
193
18
Bow thistle
Solanum biferum, Louri Solano Recemdentatum, Roxb. Solanum origem, Dun, Solanam Wrighell, Bentlì, Sonchus aliatuz, Lam,...
125
Sophore japonica, Linin
186
Barbados Millet
Sorghum vulgare, Pets,
107
.108 Vervain
-405
Sporobolus indiens, R. Br. Verbend offainelis, Lion, Vines roses, Lian,
Zingiber verumbie, Booć
Li Alai, a cook unemployed, was charged with the above offence. It appears that he had lately come out of gaol, and to-day be was employed by the compradore to assist in carrying the daily supply of firewood, into the gaol. He was detected by Peter Harris, one of the gaol guards; in the act of passing on a packet of tobacco to one of the prisoners.
Hongkong, 3rd Aug., 1878. SIR,Without attempting to mince mat- The prisoner, seeing the guard looking at him, refused to take it, and the pucket was tere, permit me to express an opicion very dropped on the ground.-Defendant denied generally held by residents who have passed that he was attempting to pass the tobacco some years in this Colony, and who have to the prisoner. He was merely standing consequently had opportunities of watch at the gaol door when the guard arresteding the career of the valued Govern him.Defendant was son to 4 weeks' hard meat servant the Colony is about to labour, in'default of a time of $10.
lose. Since the arrival of Mr. Popo Henneray the community have witnessed Followers of the great Mesmer have nover Cxamples of what in called "snubbing claimed for their solence any attributes at in various forma, directed principally all approaching the supernatural. To m Against Mr C. C. Smith, with the apparent meriso a person is just as simple, as to intention of lowering him in the eyes of the deaden the senses wita chloroforma or laugh- comimnaity, Of coured H. B. may have ing gas. It would require a long stretch of bad well-founded reason for so deing, and imagination to believe that anybody with a Mr Smith may have to thank the Governor dingle gray of common sense, could be BO for his move to the Straite. The rebuffs stupid as to attribute any portion of the so- referred to culminated in the appointment called wizard's tricks to what your corro
188 of une de Colonial Secretary, who, however spondent and yourself alightingly excellently qualified for other duties, was mesmeric infinence."
term $160 without a day'e experience; and this in spite of the just claims of Mr Smith, further on the subject at precont, nor in Time will not permit me to expatlate
(190
not only from his exceptional know-it novomary to do an the egregious ledge of Chinese but from his zeggiges blunders l'have pointed out could hardly sa Colonial Secretary to the credit of the have escaped the notide of the intelligent Colony and to the high satisfaction of a public. Governor of mature experience.
Dugald McFarlane, seaman, H. 1. 8. Vistor Emanuel was fined to cants for the apove offender
SUAPICLOWS "CHARACTER,
Leung Achun, a coolie, was fired halfia dollar for being a auspicious character. He was detected by Air Uristoll's servant open ing the back door of the house. There is fortunately a bell attached and the servant's attention was thus directed to the door, The servant said he had frequently heart the bell ring in the same manner and no
ons enter,
ALLEGED ASELUVUT:
The summons against Inspector Makiney for assaulting a shop coolie was called on to-day, but the complainant begged to with draw the summons." Dismissed avardingly
DESTRUCTION.
Sun A Ng, a berber, was fined 50 cents or 8 days' imprisonment for obstructing the foot-peib at Praye Central by placing his barber's aball thereon:
The In- One of these days I may have an oppor. the surest ground to build upon for promo the wonders of mesmerisin and electro- fallibility elemext would now seem to be tunity of practically dezonetrating to you the Coleay sustains is generally believed to tion. But one thing is certain that the loss biology, be caused by the action of the Governor,
I am, dir, whose pronounced preference for other off- cials and advisers has brought about the promotion in question,,
Yours truly
*ITE AF Tag Wage s
Yours faithfully,
AN OLD THESPIAN..
Don't cry for spilt milk, yung man, but
pik up yure pail and railing stool and ge 300 1 for the goat for me fash Jillings,
Plum
Plantago major, Lino.
Polygonum perfoliatum, Lian,
兰
of
Kép chuk t'o,
Kai ngdu ink or tafik mat lake
Yan tham
Ló fd lak
Shi 1
LTE-ATE Ch'e tatin to'o or tatin kun tad-
白菜 銀杏
七花葉
子 狗尾草 璀紅菜
【打破碗:
胆鵝榮
Me thui ket
Hung or wong li
Pak kwo or ngan bang Totatis ip
Fak fan (tax)
Kau inf is'é
(Teeuk of hung) sak
Té plodn
(Hung or pák ho pau) k%
Shui to'd
Fettim or ago ta'el
WAK
Kó léung kuk
Kuk tafó
Má pin to
Chidung ch'en (Wens) koung (d
紅白荷包茄
水柿
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