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No. 6841-Jour 1, 1885.]

THE CHINA

Congowy have fallen since Friday from 993] Hopital, whore he expired about 10 be to unite the straggling aubscription lists to 901.

d'ock. The cause of death is said to have into one, so na to form a fairly satisfactory ten suustroke, which decoused is sup- contribution towards the pressing claims The Bank rate of discount is now 2%, and pod to have received sometime during of the starving natives. We are glad to the market rate %

le day by going outside the Court without on that Mr Ost goes up to Canton with The British transport. Thatte arrived her his helmet. The deceased had been in the part of the funds on Friday, and, that from Port Hamilton and the North to-day. Hongkong foca force for about four years, after having associated himself with ro- Tu French craiser E Parvuse left horond had, we understand been scaring for prosentatives of other Missionary bo

one time past from congestion of the dies, he and others will prooved to for Saigon today-

fungs.

the actual scones of the distress This will be a sufficient guarantee that the money given by residents will be speedily and discreetly applied. An account has

THE British steamer Gief of Suez, which arrived here to-day from Manila, took out ta that part two small steamers in picosa,

c is intended to bo

the Cagayan river, and Laguna

The Straits Times is it

number of merchant stes the Imperial governmeni KUN KARNYBIZ's amounted ahipa. The Bankowin

tered trousport.

Tus French mail, which

in the M. M. sleamer Y

May, and the English một her on the 21st Dany, steamer Teheran, were in London yesterday.

QUARANTINE regulationį, ed in the Manila papers? cirolera boing officially broken out in the Spanis in Europe, in which e will be enforced. The Hongkong, in die officia

the Manila Government:

the rumour that cholers Canton.

Tot Diario de Manila

tion of a registrar office I

beon ordered by the E mant. An officer from À has boun appuiated to uffice, and his duty, will vessels arriving from, j

China ports, Examining

their papers, &., with i taining the exact numbe bitants in the Philippin

THERE is a strong suspic

scare over the Japanese ·

Boldly created for the p the business of the imp true, the criminal autho it their business to try persons who have d'eated pulous and senseles alari be a dullenit one, ut it

atlonptel.. Trick of tr

are too audacious,und ba

duonce, to be pased oves

THE United Sides M arrived in Coyle harbi ultimo from Ada, Sha thirt-class, carrying eigh manded by Cimandei Sho was to load on the

She left Adon & the 2n

hack, as tho ceno WAR and rode it ouiat Aden. on the 4th and made the

under sail, expriencing winds the grair part of t

Tan bodies of ho three si

we reported at night,

Wanchai ou te night of W

baried to-dayabout or

been held ups them.

nado a post nortem ex deceased, repted that

'violent purg and vo words, cholecie diarrhe

0160

ing that thechrs not mor Among the class deceased boliged, when taken into jonsideratio diet, with rid is fruite

frash or god of its kin

day's work ey are dec

in the firstpool of fres

And, at tḥ saDIG Lin

clothes, whai are put of

wet. The jou then go

the Prayar their nig

thase circumstances one

ed at numere of anch fatally.

CEYLON an Indian paper day's wailcontain long:

experience of several ste

rible cycle which passe

Adan in th early part of

sides the fanciering of thị Seraglio, itis feared that which are missing, among man-of-wai Renard, have steamers hyo been badly. the latter are the P Peshawar, which lost

three boat and all her li feared by the Ceylon pape line stanje Diomes hal but we lam that the ste the same be, which left yesterday, passed the D Aden for repairs. The encounteral the oyelor pretty severe handling, 1 house and steering gear a ploved up between 90 a ship.wreaked dow

We regret to bave to ro sudden death among the bers of the police force, night. James R. Cample

table No. 25, who was b

at the Police Court, was

turning to his quarters

The symptoma rapid ing nature, a little before fellow was sent to the

The funisl took place from the Civil Cospital affp.m. to-day.

new and

MAIL.

THE FLOODS AT CANTON, (From our Correspondent.)

Canton, Jone 29.

Saigon, they ought to give up the $30 ro- ceived as an advance. If not, plaintif was wtitled to fall back on the defendant for, a refund of the money Judgment was there foro entered for plaintif

NEWS BY THE ENGLISH

MAIL.

The P. & 0. Co.'s stemner Kaisar-i-hind, with the English mail of the 20thy. arrived hare this morning.

TELEGRAMS.

(London & China Express, May 29.) A roport on the commerce of siphong givas fifteen entries and twelve cioaraneok for February. The principal imparts were wine, liquors, corn, tolaceo, cotton, iron implements, and provisions. that light French cloths coming from facto- It is stated rica which have modified their machinery to produce the qualitics required in Tong

Inspector Thompson" suid that it doubtful if there was anything like the amount of money in the shop which won plainant stated ($100). I am happy to say that the officials ara

First prisoner was fed $10; in default bestiering themselves and dispatching steain

one month's hard labour, The ether pri launches with rice, and oakes for the

3. A. CORDEIRO T. A. E. ERRO,--$47; 1. 2. Sonors were fixed benth, or fourteen days

BERG . J. A. ORDEIRO,--$136. starving people in the distressed districts.

hard labour. Each prisoner we to be bound Ta these suite Loth parties are described eser in two suretion of $10 each to keep the Reports of Bad cases of suffering come in who resides in Elgin Street, claimed 827 ther committed for six woske.

as elorks. In the first suit, the plaintiff, praco for six micutie; in default to be fur-King compete advantageously with English daily. The other day the body of a bride for boarding and lodging defendant, who

and German goods. But it is impossible to decssed in her bridal rabes was found in now lives in Staunton Strest, at Canton,

compete with common English cotton goods. the river. A day or two ago a large tub, April. Defendant admitted he was due from the 26th February until the 26th

French fancy cottons are the only ends that covered over with boards through which plaintiff some money for board and lodg-

find a tanrket. In hardware the Fronch produce compote successfully. There has vero bored air holes, was seen floating ing but not the full amount claimed.

bechs great land apeculation at Haiphong, the second the wn the river on the Hanath sido. It was claimed $30 for clothes which he was

The holders of the land, he mays, think to regarding which the Resident is severu. eleged ficked up and found to contain a little boy ft Canton in a hurry, and as he had been defendant (Cordeire) had kept buck. He

exercise a sufficient pressure on the French ed four years and a little girl aged two., he wrote and asked defendant to send

Government, by means of the Priss or through their friends, to cause it to adopt th them was a paper stating their names, on his clothes.

THE RAWUL PINDI CONFERENCE. Defendant sent on his

this cesspool (cque), Haiphong, as the Simia, June 6.--Tho lust received home aanport of Tong-King; and they hope thon day and hour of tkvir birth. Their trunk with a list of things forwarded, but rents had instituted this means of saving Plaintiff callod Mr E. da Silva, his step-that Lord Duferin made no speech at the ncnired for a mouthful of bread, and with most of the clothes had been kept hick Papers report that Lord Granville stated in to sell for their weight is gold these bits of the House of Lords, in reply to a question, mud (lapins de loue) that they have lives of their offspring.

father, we prove what articles had been re- Kawal Pindi Durbar, ma that the spouch which in the meantime they do nothing- The missionaries are starting a fund for caived.

Defendant said the articles for which was really astered by the Ameer. In wak-pony has boon found me mora servizon blo attributed in the newspapers to the Viceroy neither building nor oncloure. The native relie of the auffering people in the plaintiff claimed, had bean detained by doing this anentement Lord Granville pro-than the French and Aral horses imported. outry. It is to be hoped they will find fundant's creditora in Canton. by and liberal subscribers,

His Lordship said the plaintiff (Borg) had which it was bared The sposcher at the crossing with foreign stallions.

bably misunderstood the information on It is proposed to make experimenta by not proved that defendant (Cordeiro) bed Durbar were corrockly given in the Indian stolen his clothes, as had been suggested

The Tokaching Kun, a powerful cruiser, in fact it looked very much as if he (Borg ocuered in the report of the Darbar sap-shell, and Co., fur the Japanese fovera-

and English papers, but ajeciachable error hailt by Sir Willian G. Ara

Armstrong Mit had run away from Canton in order to avoid paying his creditors, and his Lord.

plied from London to the press of France, meat, bas been launched from the ship- ship was rather inclined to bulievo Cer. Germany, and Russin, by the news agency building yard of the firm at Low Walker. deito's statement, si, that the clothes had port nearly the whole speech actually rando Nariza Kan, built by the same company known as the Agence de Nord. In this ru This vessul is in every respect similar to the heo kept back by the creditors. If Borg as he should have gone back to Canton,

mouth. The consequences have been iu- und launched on March 18. Both vessels In the course of his statement, Berg had section made in the House of Lords was are the swiftest and inpitoavily armed convenient to the Viceroy. The public cor-wore designed by Mr W. H. White, and end lie and Cordeiro had lived together as intended to apply to this report alone. As cruisers af present in existence. They may very good friends, and nothing had been expressed by Lord Grauville it was too bo briefly described as enhrged Esmeraldas aid by them about board and lodging.

Newchwang

(From Our Correspondent).

Nowelwang, June 20. The last three weeks have been remark

bly quiel, and thure is hardly anything of ad lost anything, he had himself to blame the Ameer was put into Lord Dufferia's to the order of the Japanese Government,

portance to record. On the Arst instant huuderatorm from the, North West

asped over, with hail stones. for a short te, of tas size of a walnut. The stones bared down with such a force that all ging eratures and speedily to seek for lter. The weather hau since been du Kutful, with the exception, of course, of a duststorms, which, however, as regular bsta are not noticed so much. Tho ps are standing well so far, but as rain been very scarce, farmers begin to feel joasy.

There are some more changes take face amonget the members of this commu- ty; MrC. T. Gardner has been transfer d to Taiyaafoo-according to later Da Canton; his abilities, as far as his duties

His

His Lordship said that if they had been and acttlo the matter out of Court, and he good friends tie should advise them to try would reserve decision until Monday to give them an opportunity of doing so.

Fire

Police Intelligence. (Before E. Mackean, Esq.) Wednesday, July 1.

LARCENT.

MADRAS NEWS.

coping, and in its turn is calculated to with substantial improvements. In cimen give rise to a misunderstanding,

sions the new vessel is almost identical THE DISTRES IN BENGAL

with the Iris ant fereury, despatch Tessole June 7.-The statement that in the dis of the Royal Navy, and the Leander glass trosjed districus of Beerblooms 24 persons of part

of partially protected cruisers, viz, 300 ft. have thrown themselves under trains be in lengka, ad ft. in breadth, draft 181 ft. of tween the Ahmedpora and Bhulpore stations water, and about 3,000 tons displacement. to escape a slow death by starvation has Sho has twin-screw engines, which are to beca officially confirmed. The District Su- develope 7509-horsepower at least, and the perintendent of Police Ins been deputed to estimated opeo is from 18 to 18 kaota. make a strict local

The Banctioned

armament includes two 28-(un 20 I inquiry

The tuccavi a lowance of ten thousand rupees bautomates carriages as bow and stern clias- by centimetro guns, mounted on centre pivot the local Government zo enable ryota to dig wells and re-exenvate tacks will fall fat era. On avh broadside there are three 15 short of actual requirements. The area of centimetro guus of 5 tons each, also on distress is extending.

centre pivotantoantic carriages of Elavich design, and along the broadsides there are japathi Row's offer of a lakh of rupes toe tops of ghich four of the improved Gal- Madras, June 8-In reply to Rajah Ga-placed ten 1-in. "machine gus and two

fring

There are two masts, in. Goverment has passed what appears a fri-All the guns, except those in the tops, are construct nhattery at Vizagapatan, the ling guns made it Elswick will be mounted, gil order, as follows:- Rajah G. N. Gaja carrier on the upper deck, and all of them pathi Row will be thanked for his ofêt,

lave which will be considered when the emere strong steel shields protecting the gun.

crova from ride and machine gency arises.

fire. Basicles the gun nenacagut, each vessel will on the 30th ult. Complainant was at the ciltor of Beilars, has presented a bungalow have a complote armament of locomotive

Mr Sabapati Mudaliar, à Municipal Covu- worth ten thousand rupees to the town to torpedoes virated from four stations, two be userl as a hospital and dispensary.

on each breadside, situated at a small height above water. There are two separate favour of the employment of pensioned se-launch, the Takuelul Kan went to the

Hloads of departments have reported in

engine atokuboloa Imediately after the poys in publis offices,

establishment of Mesars. R. and W. Haw. thorn i receive her anginos. The sis- ter vesaal, which has just returned from the same establishment after receiving ber engines, will very shortly be ready for sea.

LANCENY FROM THE PERSON.

stealing 17 cents from Teo Auing, cook, Cheung Ahi, a coolio, was convicted of

Wong Asing, unemployed, was convicted of stealing a pair of shoes from a watchman who was lying down outside the Insurance Six previous convictions for larceny &c., engine station, at 2.30 the morning, were provod against the prisoner by Mr a member of the Consular staff are cool, and he was now committed for trial Rocha, the recutting officer of Victoria Comed, would surely vouch for him at the Supreme Court.

promotion to the latter port. Jace will be taken again by Mr Her rt J. Allen, who has just returned to hanghai from a year's holiday at

me. Is euning back is greeted in most Tee Hing Theatre and defendant was alongsido iur. Complainant folt a arters with satisfaction, as under his hand at his pocket and on seizing defendant mer regime the social life in this place fund a ten cent piece and soven eente in never disturbed by any senseless re- which had been cut through. A previong his band saken fron complainant's pocket, Fiction and exclusiveness; but the New- conviction for larceny from a person, for Wang "stmosphere seems often to give was proved against the prisoner, who was which he was sent to prison for six months, ke to a certain narrow-mindedness, now. for the second offence of a simular ich is as much to be laughed at as re-mature, sentenced to three months' hard tested.

labour.

The harbour mastor, Dir E. V. Brenan, is change places with Mr Walker of Cho-

fformerly harbour-master at Pakhoi. fowa ha just reached this from Mouk.

teen vatives and some missionaries §; the local mandarins quickly restored there are no reliable reports to hand

fagith regard to this affair.

Ke karbour is pretty baro again; the draft in part loading, is the British que Sin Kolga.

CORRESPONDENCE.

CAUSEWAY BAY.

MA-TI.

(Bere e H. E. Wodehouse, Eq.) THE HEMARKABLE CASE OF LAUCENT AT

Leang Ching Siuk, senman, Wong Asan peared on retuand from yesterday, charges, with three others not in in cuswdy, with stealing from the person of one Toang Bu Tong, a pair of shoes, clothing and money to the valve of 88.30, and also assaulting complaluant, on the 30th June, at Ya- mia-li.

3

here.

OUTRA F CHOLERA AT MADRID.

Simi

COPYRIGHT IN TELITOLAME.

to

gan

Madrid, June 2-Cholera has broken out TER RUMOURED ASSASSINATION OF THE AMIR. Simte, June 9.-The reant report circu- lated by the Nomati regaling the Amir's 4394ssination was stated by the journal to EXPLORING ON THE NORTH-EAST

INDIAN PRONTIER be based on what it styled private dispatches) from the Caucasus. The report appears An Ass correspondent writes that Co- YAU-London, where it was received on Sunday down the river the other day on their way have caused some temporary excitement in lonal Woodtborne's Survey Porky pased back to Shillong. They are heen explor morning A contradiction was, however, of a disturbance having taken place bricklayer, and Chan Alvi, boatman, ap- So far as is known the report is absolutely the object of linding a practicable route published on Sumiriy morning in the papers.ing the extremo north-east frontier with groundless, there having been no plot or

into China. In this they were disappoint- attempt to assassinate the air that could ad, but otherwise the expedition was mat suecatul as they penetrated after many have given rise to it.

hardships and privations to the dividing vidge between the valleys of the Brakma Bombay, June In the now Copyright putra and Irriwadi, and Colonel Wood. Bill introduced by the Hon. Mr Albert in thorpe Limerlf with few followers—AN Wat Kim, P. C. 296, was examined to the Viceregul Legislative Council, the ex-provisions were short and they were doubt- the effect that at o am, on the 30th June subscribers to Renter'a

dusive right of as of 24 hours is given to ful about the reception they were likely to he was sent from Yan-miri Station to make publication by non-subscribing papers is pushed on and reached the Irrawadi. The

telegrams. The mcot with in the Bor Khamti country enquiries in the ence, in company with In made punishable. dian Constable 686. The first prisoner and

Bor Khuastia were found to be in a high complainant were then at the Station. Bill, so far as it deals with the question of and hospitable, but as they asid the route June 9The proposent Copyright state of civilization and were most friendly. Witness wer

went with the Indian constable to the copyright ef nave published-in news between them and China was fur worse Hongkong, July 1.

the first flor of No. 18: Templo Street, papers, follows gouerally the provisions of thinu that traversed by the Survey Party Your rourks on tho ahove, I can, where they found the second prisoner lyin

lying smilar enachgents in Vistoria, New Zos- it is nvident that there is unately, testify to the truth of The down on a bed, but not asleep. Witness land and the Cape.

no chance of Leday my wife had an extremely narrow aske

asked him what ha

ha knew about the

tising

thoroughfare to Chinn in this direction. Simla, June 9-Ofcomes the often more ape of being thrown into the Nullah op and robbery of complainant. At first

The country on this side of the watershed sequence of one of the cleair dies he denied alli kuivlegs of the business costly telegrams published by wspapers between the two big rivers is described as

coolies ping in his attempt to walk the plank but afterwards said that the complaint from their own correspondents will be pesan almost ninhabited tract of magnificent

tected by adition of one or two planks would had take away the first prisoner's wife and for the press to see tint this protection be impracticable gorges down which rash fing

similar provision. It will be foroa land cot Up in all directions that several men had sure to the

house

broad mountain streams, and as these tor with complainant and had tied him up and secured without any ambiguity.

SUEZ CANAL COMMISSION. taken all his clubben. Witness asked him

rents had to be crossed over and

over Paris Jans 11.-Owing to the Minis. their rocky heds boing the easiest rond again. where the clothes were and he said they had terial crisis in England, it is believed the available, travelling was in somo placas ex- been taken to Bang-ban, and that he would Saez Canal Commission will break up with coedingly difficult and progress at times get them back. He afterwards got back the shoes, but not the clothes. The third pris International control and rival proposals inclement as it rained more or less hard out arriving at a decision. The question of painfully slow. The weather too was very oner was afterwards arvested in house No. will be referred to the Pawers, who will nearly every day and it was generally ex- 161.

Fony Kam stated that she was a married treat the same diplomnatically.

tremely cold. In one place the party cross- woman living at No. 164 Temple Street, LORD DUFFERIN AND THE CHANGE OF ed a pass about 9,400 feet high deep in Yau-na-ti, on the ground door. On the

show,

Maguidcent rubber trees were 30th ult. early in the morning she heard &lieve that a change of Ministry weald affect but otherwise from a scientific

Sinda, June 11-There is a reason to bo noticed and some new plaats were found, TONG CHAU V. BU SUI SHING,--$429. noise the first floor of the house, and sard Dufferin's position. Til be remen: vow the expedition was barren of dis

point wone ppeared for the plaintiff, the complainant jump out of the window. berod that, though nominally Liberal, his coveries. The Hor Khatutis reported that Mr Dowles, from the office of Messrs Shortly after she saw the bird prisoner Exellency was ment to St. Petersburg as they have silver mines in their country and Eh and Deacon, for the defentiant. con down from the first flour with B

To the Editor of the CHINA MAIL

Lost desirable. Your estimate of 500 s using this rund daily I counter is

helitoo low,

B. P.

SUPREME COURT. SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

His Jam. B. J. Ackroyd, Puishe

Jadger Weduceday, July 1

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MINISTRY.

AMIR

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at

l caso arose out of the employment bundle in his hands. The second 1 Ambassador by the Conservative Governors zaxions to learn more actioonical ways Mas A. B. Marty & Co. of a mouer was in charge of the first fluor and tie service when the Liberals came into behind and Chel Woodthorpe had no sent and retained his place in the diplun of working theu, bear the Geologist was oft Chiusa boilermakers, in April last, had been here for about a na th. She to Saigon, to work as the Arconal had over seen the first and third prisoners been marked by independence of party con- Woodthorps has brought away a fins col- She power. His Lead ship's whole career has time to see the mines for himself. Colonel at 12 cents per hour. Plaintiff, it

befor guaranteed to refund to Mossre Germplainant, recalled, said he identified siderations, and there does not seem to be lection of sketches of all the finest bite of

Jo. the $30 which they

had

the shoes produced we part of his missing any reason why a change should occur now anchory fast with on the road. ced to each an engaged if the raen property. Ho had esur seen any of the

THE AMI to fall their contract. Plaintif three prisoners before the assault, and bad Kabul state that the Am'z is in good health, Lahore, June 11.-Latest ace sunts from. to do with the engagement of never seen the wotgan, first prisoner's wife, and that everything is quiet nothing to

en, and he, in turn, demanded soon before. He was alone in the boat when COMMUNICATION OF INFORMATION TO THE from the head boilermaker engage, attacked and he supposed the reason he Etter procured defendant as his secu was attacked was that he had fine clothes

The men had refused to proceed to on.

or return the $30 advanced, and

The case was further romanded till the Soul, having ha to refund to Messrs 8th inst.

So to the money advanced, now

led from his security..

WHENKING AN OPIUM DIVAN.

NEWSPAPER

Quotations

OPIUM-New Patna, cash,... ö783.

HONGKONG, July 1.

Old 22 cash,... New Henares, cast,... 540

cash,... 5574

נז

600/20 48

Simia, June 11-The local authorities may be interested to learn that they will shortly receive an order enjoining greater raticotice than is alleged to have been hitherto practised in the communication of information to

tu newspapers. The sume mat.

Old

13

14

New Malwa, cash.

Allowance, Tasis.

74

T}

Persian, Oily, cash... 520

a contended nu hehalf of defendant Wong A Yuk, married woman. Io ter more than once of late has been pressed. there had been misrepresentations un Akim, o barber, and Chung A Heong, on the attention of departments of the of the plaintiff. The man, it was boilermaker, appeared on remand charged Government of Indis. The local authori had been told it the contracts with disorderly conduct, wil'ul damage to ties are now to be taken in Fabe nitifed and signed by the Re- property and larceny of about $100, on the

band.

THE SUE CANAL COMMISSION,

17

General, and the signature of Mr i 15th ulting. who was the representative of the From the evidence it appeared that on mission has terminated its laboura. Eng. Bank,

Paris, June 13.-The Suez Canal Com- Government who had arranged the the 15th June, about 1 p.m. a man named land has accepted io principle the inter- was shown to defendant as being Asem, who had acted as an informer in a national control, but the forin it will take Ature of the Registrar General case of illegally preparing opiata, was sick will be referred to the Great Powers, therefore refused to go to Saigon, Bowles argued that na the original

ing opium at a divan at Hingham. While

he was thera the first defendant, who was

ens part of the whole agreecient,

uld not claim against his sede

THE REDISTRIBUZION DEAL

Old Malwa, cash...... 540/50.

Allowance, Tente.....

56/70

Allowance, Tasis...... 10/48 Persian, Paper tied,.... 600 Allowance, Tauls

16/24.

Exchange.

Wire,

-3/01

Demand

康

30 days' sight

4 months' right,

3,09 3/0

Gredita,

12

Ducumentary 4 months sight, 37

demand,

the wife of a man ngains; when Asam hud mona have adopted the Lords' namendment Indis, Wire,...

London, June 16-The Rensa of Com- obtained, the conviction, came to the upitim to the Redistribution Bill. shop with a score or so of men, and de

JONSERVATIVES.

Visip said very possibly the real manded of the Recountant of the divan that NEW MINISTRY: DIVISIONS AMONG rue Shanghai, demand,

the men's refusal to proceed to Asa be given up to them as they had come

30 days' night, privato 737 dua to, pressure brings just as faxed to give the man up, and led by the first Salisbury hopes to make a statement ty

to beat him. The accountant of the shop readjourned till the 19th inst, when Lord Sovereigns,

London, Juns 16-The House stands Gold Leaf 994 fine... The Chinesa Buthorities,

d bean brought to bear on the prisoner, the other two prisoners, and a score specting the now Ministry. It is currently

or goof men nut in custody entered thedivan,

nt in the witness hor admitted and proceeded to smash all the lamps, furni reported that a divergence of views eriste (Taken at Mesers Falconer & Co.'s Premics, the bread it to plaintif at his sura, so, and ransacked the drawers, triking dolph, Churobil reativa leader, Lord Rott

boilermaker, that away mousy to the value of about $10),

General

The guarantee two or three days They also got hold of Asam and beat Lin

ad boilermaker said anything severely with staves, stores, ko the contracts being signed by First defendant said that on the

13th June the informer Alam had laid tip sail this showed there had information against her husband, which had au esentations on the part of the led to bis being fined $10, and that after procure the security and howards he had come to her bonse and out that the contract with the demanded $10, and when she refeed to

... $28.35

25.08

Temperature.

and Sir M. Hicks-Beach Posing Sir Stafford Northester

·DEATHS OF TRINCE PREBECKER CHARLES AND ADMIRAL COURBET. London, Jario 16.Obituary-Prince! THESPADIES...... Frederic's Charles and Adariral Courbet.

BAROMETER

Queen's Road.). HONGKONG, July hí

IBM....

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29.690 20.685

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LOSS OF THESE SERAGIzo.." for Bombay, with coals and dynamite, was Madres, June 17.-The stearter Seragha, completely lost 300 miles from Bombay.

with plaintiff but with Mature give it him, he had indecently aaulted her The Captain and crew landed at Bombay

If the un refused to go.to So she would not let him off.

last night. No lijven were lost

Do. 4.. 82 Maximum...

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Do. Minimum pror night. 85