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No, 7252, -OCTOBER 30, 1888.]

Tan following sonsational paragrapli ép-

pears in the San Francisco Bulletin of the 29th September last

While the gargo of the Zereya was in course of discharge at Victoria, B., two chests were broken and rejected by thy consignons. After the cargo was handed on the care, some one locked into one of the chests and fenud its supposed contents of tea to be valuable envios and silk guoda, on which is a heavy duty. The whole carge Was neized. Is is valued at $250,000, and belongs to

to Frazar & Co. of New York.

Commenting on the above, the Japan Curite of

of the 22nd instant says:-

Tuais evidently untena, for on examin- ing the minifont of the vessel we find that 82 eases and 4 casks,

casks, shipped by a well-known firm in Kobe, were declared to contain curios, and the remainder of the cargo con sisted of largo parouls of tes shipped by regalar Yokohama unsignors, Soveral paf pable stars in the statement also appear. It is said that the vessel was discharged at Victoria, B.C., whereas she unloaded Bt Port

Moody.

It also mentions that two ehoals were broken and rejected by the Comignzes. This is certainly an error, na the consignees reside in Canada. The next suspicious statement is that after the cargo was loaded on the cars, some one looked into one of the chesta. To do this he must have had the assistance of

grow-bar or

some such instrument, of which ao mention is made; and the anuslading statement that the cargo belong to Mesara Frazer & Co. of New York is known to be falso, as they' had no interest whatavor in it, having acted simply as agents of the Canadian-Pacific railway, to whom the ship was consigned.

'FRAGRANT WATERS MURMUR That the chief subject matter for discus- sion during the week is a sad contradic tion to the title of Fragrant "Waters, and that the expression used by one of your correspondnuts, this beautiful but nevertheless stinking Colony, rathor shocked mo, because it is doubtless as. truc as it is inelegant and forcible. That, after the unusual beat during this

haps the worst picos of roadway between tho Harbong-Master's Office, and Quarry Bay Works

That there is a manifest improvement in the state of the Prays sida-walks from the Pedder's Wharf to the P. & 0. Office, but that further work there is still room for improvement.

That, speaking of drain flushing, I would remind my brother scribblers of the sn onymous type, who are complaining (as I am) et vile smells from sewers, to

remember that the local Government! doco not and cannot regulate the rain- torrents, though I daronay it often wishes

That universal regret is expressed at the

coming departure of Mrs Marsh: That there are rumours in the air about

it could.

TILE CHINA MAIL.

That it is right to give thanks for such bless ings of life and health as one may public ly or individually feel, but to have a special thanksgiving service here for an abundant harvest of weeds on a barzon island, or for a partial failure of the rice crops of our barest neighbours, seems to border on the superfluass,

BROWNIE.

!

Gunner Swales suggested that as there would be the saving, there should be better uniforms supplied..

Both here and at home the practice is made for this purpose. The other Legations aro also more or as mending their ways common are

and sotking their houses in order, pleas

some important and much-needed repairs and improvements, and, with the aid of the

I remain, Sir, Committee of the Amour Drinatie Corps,

Your obedient Servant,

On Thursdays there is afternoon tea at have affected some alterations on the stage, Capt. Francia gall-That would be a mot

VICTOR H. DEACON. the French and the Netherlands Legations, which we have no doubt will prove to ban tor of detail to be considered hereafter and decided advantage Tho radu uration of WAR Boarcely bearing on the motion. In [Mr Deacon's objections to war report and puitlegum divide their time between the Taostre has been long under the con- answer to Bergi. Dipple he sail ho thought are somewhat nice. The question as isso Tennis and Kettledrums, and there is sideration of the Committer, and we hope there would be no diffinity in getting an was whether Mr Kwok Yu Kai was repre- every appearguce of our having a merry during the current financial your to be able often as Adjutant who would be utdu to aented by a solicitor, and it was under winter, for our first dance took place the ncomplish it. Some additional furniture derate the necessary time to the work, as stood that that was by an independant other evening at the Netherlands Legation. the hours at which he would be required solicitor, who was not acting for the other Mr Rhein hopes to leave this at the end of has been purchased for St. George's Einil, and wo

we have no doubt the expenditure will would not probably interfere with his da-side Me Doacon is right in maying that the month after thirteen years continuous be regarded as useful, and not at all pre- tins, and special concessions would be sure the words used by the Chief Justice were residence in China, but against this de- metuto, Tarning to the statement of at- to ho mada to him.

You compromise both sides." As the parture we hope to recuivo M. Michel," counts it is satisfactory to observe that dur- Gannor Cornish said he was very glad Chief Justice was then addressing Mr Dea of the Belgian Enihissy, and the new ing the past year the amount received for that Capt. Francis hand brought the matter; and as Mr Deacon admitted that be asian Minister and his wife. The Tennis

по rent of the theatre and other parts of the forward. saw no necessity for a mili was acting for both sides, was equally if Tommament of which I told you before was A match was begun this afternoon be building has been considerably increased taxy Commandant, and he did not think it not nice correct to render the pronoun you successfully closed by the victory of Ir tween two twelven styling themselves read in directing your attention to the fact was paul to have one in a Volunteer Corps, by its real equivalent Mr Boucor than by Bullock and Mr Muclan of the British pectively Feebles and Duffers. Three I may say that if this increase can only be En heliored the opinion of the members of the circuitous method adoptad by our Legation and the Customs Service, a num

making good thirds Aiutained the Committee expect to be able { the, Corps was that the $100 a month morning cuntperary. A selicitor noting ber of other durable

mention for their of the Fusbles proved to be pretty stron su do something towards rodeenrating the which had been paid for this purpose was in the way duscribed. We do not believe, and recrivi

howover-that the Chief Justice wished in play. The ladies have

also had matches, interior of the building. Our thanks are due pretty nearly an entirs waste of money. batemcu, ono, Dr Martin, making the cox- siderabis score of 68, while Circo and Dick-to the community generally for their liberal In fact, he believed a military Commandant any way to censure Mr. Doncon, but had one goutleton holping them.

munal append for subscrip was a Lindranes to their awa oficere carry moto part Deacon at the time happened to on the

particularly in view the

Wo had our first dust storm, a mild one, son had both double figures. The 'Dafoe response

tions to the funds of the Institution. Sinico ing ont measures considered desirable for which

CRICKET MATCH.

FAKHLES C. DUFFERS.

of

the new occupant of Government Hoose, semiód anxious to justify their self-chosen the 34th of June last we have reçoived $855 the somefit of the Carps. He had thought be the example. As to Mr Daaron third which turned out to be the

and his Colonial Storotary, but that they are only rumoura.

That Hongkong would welcome a man of energy and resolution, who would pro claim a sensible policy and see that the Hoads of departmenta carried it out.. That Mr Marth he made an excellent

locum tenens, and that he could not have been expeated to inaugurate a new order of things, however wuch he may have wishod to do so.

That the high-handed proceedings of the Chinese in these waters are getting rapidly beyond diplomaatio bounds.

That the fato of Ou Afung, the man who was carried off from our Harbour, while his caso is pending, must be made a mat- ter for serions representation; and that

tile, for all, with the exception of Montgo mary wore unable to guard their wickets for sy space of time. The Feebles' came off victors by an innings and 70 inns. The following are the scorca:

FIEDLES [in Inniego). Capt. A. Baltan, Bub, Moalgary T. Lammert, & Carr, Montgomery

B. D. Chapur, run but,

Dr Martin, & Rod

E. Kennedy, Carr.......

De Thompson, stupid Locklust

C

.. Dick, Sub, b Lammers

Det var enery, & Lammiert Diakon, not vat

0.3. Gees, b Montgomery....

AP. Stalos, o Carr, b Ffoliati,. Major Davies, stumped Lookhart

Extra

10

Total:....18:

NOWLING ANALYSTS. Nemes. Dalle B, Wider. X, Car... .190 64 B. B. Montgo

60 mery.....

J. H. Lockhart: 19 C. Taramart...

D. Felliott. 20

1

21

19

STETEKS.

* statut.

2nd Janings.

the revenue cruisers are just going at lugs.

& C. Warren, & Grier..... little too for when they desert a junk foll. A Harris, & Davies, b Dick, ob Graco,...

R. Matvenery, run out 15 b Blakes, of dead and dying men:

1. Cate, & Grandrace,

b Dick, Rotary, ...; Brace,..

.:

At

His

of arch culder weather, and on the following day greatcoats and wraps were Lordship in request among foreigneurs, while the Chiness drow their hands up their sleeves; the temperature had fallen from 70 to 60" and in some places to 50 indoors, but it is warm and plaagant at midday in the sun.

heard from European, and 9644 from Chinens the Corps was saddled with a military Com-ubjection to our report, we have to say that subscribers, and theso sum, under dedue rondant beyond all remedy, and he was very cur reporter distinctly ton of certain outlays for repairs, have to glad to find that it was not so. Tho poc-say it is not just and that he ompleted the be added to the amount shown at our credit uniery saving would be most important to untence-as only too ofton happens, owing tir the inaudible tones in which His Lordship the end of the financial year. The largo the Corps.

Lieut. McCallum thought that though speaks by the broken words heard and namber of visitors to the Library and Müsom att d d evidenco of the value of the much of what the last speaker had said was the context. As the sentence is only Institution to the community; and the true, it might have been expressed in a repetition of His Lordship on only

Cel Crawford had been of mator wo do not think much exception interest manifested in it by our Chinese better way.

can be taken to our version.Ed. O. M. fellow-residents, as shown by their subscrip- grostassia touch to them, and there wore a tions, suggests the hope that its value may grast many things to be thought of in tak- be largely inercased I now move that the ing this socis said thore was much to

stop. report of the Committee. relativa

and

state- ment of accounts:

bo received and tod to this moeting think of, and he wished all members to

Mr Ede seconded, and the proposal was unanimously approved of.

The Chairman said to would be very happy

to answer any question which thoas present might choose to put

No. questions being put, the Chairman thanked those prosent for their attendance, and the meeting dissolved.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS.

ANNUAL MEETING.

Canton,

(From our Correspondent.)

Canton, Oct. 28.

The people in Canton are evidently: Rearging of the unavailing prayers that have boen offered for rain, and various taunts are being posted on the walls of houses and shops. The following doggerel may fairly represent one of the taunte:-

Frem Buddhist bonse of lochs mian Withdraw the clouds, depart the rain; From Tanist pilost of wizard ki Detect the thunder and the wind, Whet plund ríos, manglarins upening, The voice of prayer or chant of praise Overal rulers join the strain- And ggak to bring retrashing rain, Then intues forth the ring of day To exercise unfettered sway?

Wilson, of the Southern Methodist Church, Among our prosent visitors is Bishop who preached an eloquent and prinerful sermon in the Peking Union Chapel, or domestic Chapel of the American Board. Mr Stevenson, a very warthy Scots mis- sionary of some twenty years' standing, proached in Chinees. On Monday aven ing, the 11th, the monthly meeting of the Missionary Association was held at the Methodist Mission, when Colonel Danby,

S. Minister, delivered a stirring address on the relations of the missionary to the Chinesa and foreign Governments, and on the right of residence in the interior. This latter qucation should never be raised with the Chinese officials. The permission originally, obtained by an interpolation in the Chinees text of the French Treaty it has been acted upon by the Chiness, and they cannes now withdraw the mom. Missionaries are treated differ. ently from merchants, but then their object

but is not buying and solling. education.

of virtio, at and the inculcation

All and religion.

disputes in the should be settled if possible with the local oficials, and only in the last extremity should recourse be bad: to

..Consula the U.8. Ministers have always sympathiasd

per-

considor it well. Col. Crawford had done his best for them, but at the same time ho

bound by.

his military position. After moms further conversation, the mo-

and carried unanimously, tion was

Caps, Pranoin said he should have a print ed notice of this resolution sont to overy monitor, and he should then call another meeting

to oficm it. Any minor altera- tions of rules caused by this resclation

be effected easily

As Acting Com mandant he then laid before the mosting the mosaures he proposed to adapt for the con- to the Government for permission for the dact of the Corps this season. He had applied officers and non-commissioned offleers to go through a contas of company and battalion the Northamptonshire Regiment, „drill with

as it was so difficult to get an adequate number of members on parade to give the olivers an opportunity of becoming efficient

this kind of drill. He had every reaso The statement of accounts, presented by to baliovo pernillon would be granted, and the Finance Committee was read, showing that satisfactory arrangements would be a balance in hand of $246.25. On the made. He also proposed, this season to Bolle, Burs. Niidema, Wichs, Wetion of the Chairman, Reconded by Lieut. have come of these marching out an early cinsing of the season. A cold rainy the mooting, referring to the early efforts McCallum, the secounts were passed. skirmishing drilla which were so popular sky covers the city and those who have not fouth and the early inissions to Bouth The election of the Finance Committee; three years ago. He propused to do yo yet started fires are rubbing their knee in Ar Stevenson, gave a grapare se There was then proceeded with little gun drill pending the changes that with their hands to warm both. Nothing ton of the evangelistic work in culte.

month, the change of last night to a low. That I am afraid that this Blockade trouble. Andarean, .., Dick... b Dick....

...er temperature came as a welcome relief. That with this change in the weather it is ferrently to ba hoped that the Fever Epidemic--for it is little short of this will spoodily pass away, That, notwithstanding this hopo, the élagraceful condition of this drainage and the frightfully danigorous state of the resking submil must speedily be remedied, if the Colony is to maintain its placp as a habitable town.

That the Sanitary Board is not deserving

of so much censure as it is now receiving,

more suggestions, to he followed or not

as doomed desirable,

That the Chairman (the Hon, J. M. Price).

pro-D.F. Flott, & Dick

at

H. F. Haylar, o Martin, b Tick,

Larimert, rim out,

W. H. Giles, cust patrimo

Extant

E, D, Tata, Osco,...

will become more troublesome still, unless J., Stewart Lockhart, cauh,

b Dick,... some stronger head is made than at sent against the present Viceroy Canton, whose disregard of international conventionalities is now notorious. That the Gormans seem to be inclined to insist on their vessels being allowed to go to Canfon itself.

That the Viceroy's Barriers in the old

channels may be the means of giving us a new channel, as the water is sure to make a way for itself, and there are

whispers already that the depth on the Salt-flats has considerably incrsaand.

H. W. Disk,.... 0. EL. Grac...

C......

3. F. Jokes,...

ce...

&b Grace,

0 Dick.....

20

not out,...

1 one out...

0 Dickson, b8cm,

BOWLING AVAZYAIB Lat Kupings.

2nd Yonings

Extra,

CAMPBELL, MOORE & CO.

62

2

.

The annual meeting of the Bungkong Volunteers was held last night. Capt. Francis, Acting Commandant, presided, and il other officers present wore Lieute, McCallum and Holmes, There was a fair attendance of members.

for the

Capt.

In

pounder dril.

Be

of

Corps. When the

han the Corps was first formed

tei

which

anyone

2

with Her

vory

And moon and stars dispense their lighte Bo vanish days. So pass the nights.

Peking.

(From NC. D. Neus Correspondent,}

Hotel and there are other symptoms of an

The and added the 81onaries as far na

There is not a single globe-trotter at the possible. Bishop Wilson also addressed of his Church among the Negroes of the

Palace

by

The works around the

are going go granite are buing collected on the west seera

3-80

which

wear

and

meiros

of

the early establishmant

meurbera were Lieut. Mozely, were shortly to be made in the ordinance of ed, but the various cards for hebdomadalnection with the British Universities, and

in the shape of gaiety has yet been attempt Serok Tomin, and Guanor G. Stewart, who the fortifications of the colony. Of course dances and tea-fights aro out, one of the particniarly Edinburgh. He also described wors re-elected with the exception of Ser-standing

was always useful, and gun drill, wa

extending into A. D. 1888, the Nautical his visit to Burma, and the introduction geant Tomlin, whose place, on his own sug- they would drill at that and at seven and

was taken by Sargeant

Dipple

after dilating on the Labours of the The first general, meeting of the share gestions Francis--The next business is for a course proposed to go through Almanac for that year having just arrived of his mission into that country, and, fina

missionaries in Shane and the wonderful as its recommendations are regarded as That with all the Steam Laundry's faults nova in the Reading Room of the. Hong-closely connected with the welfare of the rauskotry instructions. They won, and quantities of heavy slabs fonvurt at Ping-yang-Fu, named Hai, who

bolders of this company was held this efter we to call attention to a matter very drilla in decorates and skirmishing at the Tung-wên-kuan.

Beem to be s devoted Christion, foll of and they were numerous, both of com. kong Hotel, Mr A. Fuckoers, Chairman it was mad intial that there should through regular practice & the targa sido, but the whole area which is proposed good worke, he' roferred to his visit to the Syrian tablet near Si-an Fu. Hendrocuted mission and vision-it is to be hoped, of the Company, prosided, and there were military commandant, which was pronds at ranges from 150 to 300 yards, at to be taken into the Palace enclosure t

100 points, meking 100

to preserve this attractive the adoption of the most be already cordoned,

record in the interests of pure washing," that also prezent :-Messrs H. Campbell, W. P.vided for undur Rule 10. During the foor was lem than two points a shot, wank portions of the city, the Marble Bridge of Christianity in Quina, elthor, by build.

wonderful some means will be found for continu- Moore, A.: M. Apcar, F. Jamaatjes, Direc- Fears the Corps has been in existence Colo-entitled to rank as a markisman and wings are no longer accessible ing a wall round it or by putting a roof over

tors; and Messra D. McCulloch, A. O'pine Crawford has done his bost for the the badge. Ele proposed to have regular. į

or globe-trotters The Poi- Corps in that capacity, but still Saturday afternoon's target practice in tang Cathedral is, as you know, situated it. It has been suggested that steps should be taken to have it conveyed to London, Gourdin, Webber, Dovjes, Czorio, and Mr officers, including Major Tripp, have felt uniform three Saturdays per month at one within the pres intended to be enclosed, he be deposited in the British Muscuit

at times that there were circumstances range, and a prize shooting for any hall a C. E. Miller, Secretary.

which rendered it undesirable

that duzen prizes, some from the Corps fanda.and the purchase of that property from

It could be brought down to Hankow by The notice convening the meeting having there should be a military Mission has been occupying the water, and there shipped. Some people attention of the Court for some time. The still seem to have their doubts about its In the first place, he was hardly ever, and Saturday of every month. He had made ban read,

negotiations for the transfer wire aren Tao Chairman said Contleman, This nearity so from the nature of bis poal arrangements with Major Dempster, the carried so far that an agreement was come genuinenes; but this is surely now b

boyoad meeting has been called in order to comply tion, on touch with the Corps, aud

Adjutant t of the Police Force, that they to between the

all dispute. Imperial Government

of the Methodist That indifferent washing, constant loss of with the provisions of the Companies Or probably knew but very few of the in- were to bare the range for this purpose qu

the Bishop for the evacuation of the built- dinances 29 well as Article 97 of the Com- digidunt members. For his services, we Saturday afternoons from three o'clock,

malpractice

is the Surveyor General, head of the Sanitary Department, a member of the Legislative Commit, and a powerful member of the Executive Council, and that the Government are therefore much more responsible than the members of the Sanitary Board, or even the junior members of the Sanitary Departinent. That the meetings of the Sanitary Board hara hitherto been little eles than mere matters of form

That Mr Prico willbare schievod fame enough

without delay.

That I hour the authorities have been

pressed to try the offects of a drain-

flushing by means of the Fire Brigade Engines, but that such notion should be

supplemented by the erection of ven- tilating shafts up the Hill.

That that dreadful Dredger is again at

ing the working of the establishment. That I question vary much if either one Laundry Company or the other ever wout the right way about to retain the -good-will of that portion of the public

whose washing they had secured.

tuguese collectors, were not the means formality.

to

The annual meeting of the

only sanction of to go into effect, sentatives of the mission are all gathered

whereby to secure a greater share of culated amongst the shareholders, becausé practice that was desired. We also felt more in accordance with the purposes of Church by her armas. Not that the Franch this nected with his Mision,

public

if

That, at the same time, it will be a pity

residents have to fall back upon Chinese

seized the opportunity of

stead of on the Parade Ground... They the consent of France, of offing for andrement

ahobbies only, and this probably at sa ing, that is from July 1st to December 21uch more satisfactorily with a volunteer Dent, and did it in the North Barracks in-nt of this question, and by :

for

important

very busy now, but it is supposed the Seventh shares, constituting the capital of the Cant, aud with adjutant in Capt. Francis said, it was not artillors concessions from China as a quid pro gitaner the direct superintendence of the.

arrive which have

been ordered From

Buth

Aygestion to

the

of a

of the

The armual at San-chia-tien, which is This business keeps the French Legationer

Prince, s now exclusively engageð percussion caps. The ipal scene of action is in fisutain, where in the manufacture of

raised

prin.

i";

It

The

the marriage of

a daughter of

was of course a magnificent spectacle,

the

fanelly

25th October.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER. OCTOBER 20.-AT 4 P.M

Windk

articles, a weekly delivery only to reany's Artioles of Association, which aid a remuneration of $100 per month, and on Tuesday afternoons for independent by a spesined date, which needed Brethren is now being beld, and the ADRA thud of this Popa parolein for koned together, among them two from Chungking, delivery to shipping), and a general shareholders shall be of incorporats for which the Unverament gave ins-92,401 a measures would cominend themselves to without their host for now France the scene of the late riot-one clerical

montha from

the date incorporation

the other medical. These two gentleme inattention on the part of the Por the Dompany, and is therefore one year. The consequence was that we often the mon, and would serve to render the steps in with a veto on the transfer of the probability, winter at the capital,

only a only: 2 ran. start of funds for ammunition, and wo by the Big Dam, the Long Conduit and the

wo Corps popular.

I missionary No balance sheet has been cir were not able to have all the big gre

taking charge of th Lieut. MoCallam thought it would be property, which was recovered for the will, Great Bore, and should meanwhile drop bis ambition to carry out the Chadwick

our next General Meeting will be held could not an freely speak oue wants and the Corps, as dey were Artillery, if they but seeing the Chinese Gorgrament sot thus libarsting Dr Lambuth and his father

Government cares a fig about the Cathedral, the soma tima in January next, and your wishes as we could have dond if we had did their company drill with the R.A. in-

it acquisition of M. scheme, while he takes temporary Toon-

Directors will then be able to place before had a volunteer Commandants. In fact it ; dicat air with the Northamptonshire Be-upon the

Constans for the new work to which they have been

capital

cailed in Japan. The Bishop's chapel hiero anres to lessen existing insanitary dangers,

been re-opened after repairs and you a balance sheet for the whole of was felt that the Corps could be worked That the representatives of the Press

the first half year of the Company's work- should be admitted to the meulizigs of

hanced prices,

1886. I bare to inform you trece the 30 commandant than with a military com- not want battalion drill.

1,200 the Sanitary Board; and that, failing That the German Mail bids fair to prove s

stead to supervise out work, &c, ata drill they wanted; that they could get in have All been talea information or reform, a public meeting

up, und that the motorte remuneration, cay 850 per month, the Corps; it was some infantry drill, and nuisance to many residents.

mpany's business i

on autisfactorily

the that

Corps was is tutorily during the six mouths.

giving fair pro in active work. Accordingly, when I found that there was no doubt they could best get the Franels have a very uupable Consul, Prince has not yet, visited the areenal in should be varened by our leading most it mattered little when it left this the in every respio, gan i

from an infantry regiment. What to want

It person, and a Viceroy, who is opon to reason day after the French Mail, and that day. Pects of increasing as soon as the goods that Col. Crawford was going away, I o-ed them to learn was what all Artillery amoured that the French have alrėždý 1. Frince Su, who ligos immediately opposita a Wednesday or Saturday; but to Row For the three months Buding home, as Acting Commandant, mado, the officers and All Talantger ofiters had to obtained from Li Bung-obang a revocation to the British Legation, recantly took place.

Government that learn at home to pass their tho iritation to the Pope to Band & leave a day before the French Mail, and our books show a profit of $70.71, water, utilitary comandant It was what tho au doubt he could ab. representative to Peking; and this success bride's trousseaɑ being carried through this

onsidering that these months are about be made for the present, until the had to do. Be had no that day a

Monday, may moan- all the the dullest in the year, is very satisfactory, maturs of the Ourps had been consulted.tain the permissioą; it rested with the om. has emboldened them to fly at still higher streets in state, so that all the world might difference, unless the Gorman Mail for Our Manager and Sub-manager, who both have therefore brought the question becere end

Martins by France, which has no treaty basis. the Germans' be the only recognition of are a good deal of experience in this line fore the meeting for Chusidaration as to and non-commissioned officers hathon gooo. The protectorate of Chinese Che take note of the wealth and position of tho

as to they availed themselves of it. He tonerard has never been admitted

Caino, of business, assure you that during the whether it would be advisable to alter rala horted the men to attend at least one of would have been finally disposed of if the it on the part of the general community, winter menthe business inoronscs consider 10 by sub work where it is lesat required, and that. That if the supremacy of the Germinos in abig as far ne the Hair Dressing Saloon B constituting a volunteer for a military modulis in the week besides the shooting, Pope now cout a spool repRESOURARTEL

a military concerned. Az to the Varsity Blore, we atikan appointing & mond to use their influence to bring in fresh Peking. According heaven and aneth to the home papare China is to be uttalaod by Sunday work, shall likewise be able to show a better pro-I m sorry thero is not a large incuting

on the basis I have stated.

tedriembers. There were four recruits already the French have

more would come in. Son

BEMON, they are welcome to it for all the good it fit next montli, as a large bateu of goods consider the question, which is a most im-

this from being done, and they and it was further con base en advantage to the paint of it should be called The White Ele-

which was ordered about 9

bout 3 months ago

Auseerded. But now they ; but I hope the members pro sertation took place on the plan of peste pushing their adva will do them, or their constitatione.

sago from portant one; phant.

home

on the way out and is ex-

soat will consider it well, and give expres tions presented to the meeting by Cept obtaining from China a forma acquiesce text fow That the dredging on the Praya East was That Sunday occupation many yet be found is

pected to arrive here within the

in the claim of the same time I should feel it my duty to that gon dnl wenld be neglected for the of Chineau Christians and they are very Bills en Barlin or Drafts on the Blue ales in conseguenes Me Campbell, the decision of this meeting and then call another

and w

will greatly increase our inform every member of the Corps of the greater attraction of rifle shooting. antes in

A vote of thanks was passed to Capt Danube'; and for the Stockbroker, in Company's Manager, who has an agreement meeting to confirms that decision. Francia and the proceedings terminated. pogotiating sales of the shares in the with the Company for a term of 5 years, has there very large majority of the mem →→Flensburger Dampfschiffahrts Gesells asked the Directora for 4 months' leave of bars in favour of the alteration-bay twe absence on account of failing health, and thirds-I do not think it ought to be carried chaft, or the Denischer Dampfschif. this has been granted him. Mr Moore will Gut. I know that the Corps cannot be kept

take the management on Mr Camp up unless its fahrts Rhederei,'

is popular, and bell's departure and will not as Managor now lies with the members to decide That already too much advantage is taken during the latter'a a sence. I have nothing whether they will have a volunteer or

of the freedom of this port, and an further to remark. If any of the gentlemen militar

military comu

commander. Col Crawford spoke amount of shipping work is done here u present has any questions to ask, I shall ha to me on the subjes: before he left. You of my evidenco, in the snit et Wise Sas it is only natural that the French should Bolinao. 29.92, 82 must also take into consideration that del. so sad another, and of the subsequent wish to secure their position while they Hashon, 29.97 78 a Sunday that is a disgrase to a British happy to answer them.

ciniexding Mr McCulloch What arrangement has Crawford has been able, as the officer in remark of the Chief Justice

Hoogkong 30.21 71 88 been made as to Mr Campbell's pay during command of the Artillery this colong

in

I did not say that Kwok Yin Kei wwsunt Colony.

I.G. ja

and is expected nt Tientain

Amoy...... 90.25 70 | 65|| hia absence 1

to do much for the Corpa directly that representod: I said he was not separately here every hour. He has been very much Foochow The Chairman Ho will receive no pay.

could rig

not have been done otherwise without represented. I represented him, and say ipissed during the five months he has boon Shanghai.. 30.4 53 801

absent. Mr McCulloch said he could not get much application to Head-quarters-such as ob that the dyed he signed was a propor ape

have reached us from the South Wlostock. 80.25 33 08

Nagasaki., 30.11 Reports have suggested intiff that ths

thera services of from

Пед the R. A. & by the plaintiff

was anything This in no doubt trus, but at the same time the slightest degree prejudicial to Kwok Cores, but nothing is known I think the Corps will be able to get the Yin Ku, in the mortgage. It was not pos is only the iserable fruca at Nagasaki, erensing gradients for N. E. winds. The same concessions from Government with esible for the plaintiff to make suy such and the stprome folly of putting the affair temperature and Immidity are rather low velsatser commander, only it will involve suggestion, for the deed was perfectly fair into the hands of lawyers on days wages and the weather Aue.

cloud between the two coun

W. DOBRECK, A certain amount of trouble in making and proper in

in every respect. The annual meeting of the shareholders official applications,

as it sooms to lack a name and number,

not a great success.

That this was duo in a great measure to

the fact that the overseer in chargo, as I a told, was instructed not to go within 20 or 30 feet of the. Praya wall founda- tions.

That it is within this distance that all the

real trouble lios.

14

thie

to be hoped

Some

for the Exchange Broker in disposing of days, which will enable us to properly stock an to any opinions they may have. At Francis, Lieut McCallum expressing a fearance to the protectorate

That with such smolis as those on the fore- soro, such odours on shore, and the chances of material exhalations from the forts and uncovered ground all around, aickness aboard and ashore must bo ex-That it is gratifying to learn that Mr pected.

* Make no Change in Me' of a few years ago is still The Samo Mars, but if dar ing the interval he has adhered strictly to Chinen Washerman, it is reasonable to suppose him in possession of award. robe that the unfortunate supporters of the Steam Laundry are strangers to.

Tha, in spite of all this, and notwithstand-

ing that kidnapped men lose their heads Kowloon even while negotiations "ara proceeding about them, house-building. haa become the order of the day, and it alleged that property is rising in value,

lees

over

2

CORRESPONDENCE,

WISE SASSOON AND CHATER. To the Editor of the CHINA MAIL"

October 30th. 612,-Your report, in last night's inaus,

station.

30. 13: 74

Bomidity

Tection.

Force.

Weather.

wisely making hay while the ru

ran shines S to fix the Chinese Government before Manila... 29.90 BL 86 sz 1 cf the Marquis Teng returns, because ho, Haiphong. 20.92 79 from his Europent experique, is supposed Hongkong 30.09 to understand the immouss importance of Amay Dorcessions such as that which France is Soochow

and is moreover a man of some Shanghai.. 30.22 57 stability of character. It is currently Nagasaki. 29. 01 Fumoured among the Chinese that the noble WI ustock: 30.12 40

OCTOBER, 20 Marquis will mucceed Li Hung-cbang, and

No further questions being asked, the taining stores, and stamonition, providing for him to agn. It was Dingin of trouble between Chias and Japan over i

proceedings terminated.

THE CITY RALL. MEETING OF · KHAREHOLDERS, HAND ⠀ TAM SUBSCRIBERS.

and

it here. It The barometer in still rising with in.

Thnt, speaking of building, I may here noto That ass min in possessina! he may in add subscribers to the City Hall was red tape. I beg to propose rough mors there cannot be a moment's doubt tries. It would be good plan if lawyers Government Astronomer.

therefore be congratulated, but still more held in the Library this forenoop. Those altered by the omission of the words mili had compromised both sides. The paint the by the piece," or better still, on Hongkong Observatory, October 30.

+

principle of Chinese doctors. Herr von Brandt is quite restored to

ill be glad and His Lord. heelth, you will be to hear.

· 16th October

bash having hara..

some

very warm this month, the mornings and even-

you Purdles, with bees,

that the work on the Conduit might be greatly accelerated, especially under pro- Bent cirtmatances.

Laundries.

That the Hongkong 'wator kelpics' BOSTO

that Rule-10 ha The Chief Justice did not asy Me Deacon present were Hon. J. Bell-Irving (Chair. tary officer and the substitution of the then uoted was that of a solicitur acting

in gener so if he has happily come safely through), Hou. F. D. Sassoon, Hon: A P. words Volunteer officer Rule 10 reads for both the risks of skin disease and other little MacEwen, Mars W. B. F. Darby, IL N. The commandant of the Corps shall be a ship

Mesara J. Macgregor, J. H. Cozy and N. mast.S J. Bla. Mr Jessop tad as Secretary,

About

that

that raises

were

nized

compro

unpleasantnesses attached to petivo Mody, member of the Committee; and military offer appomtod: by the Govern- both sides. This quosfion of compro. I dag however, beginning to get too

Sergt. Tuulin asked if they had power tools. It was not Porning correctly cloudy mornings of late and som

THO

The Chairman

上盛

remark on this

1. Banowaran, raduned to 39 degrees Fahred- nok, mad to the level of the son in fuchon, tenths” and karsiredths.

9. Texmonators, in the shade in degrees, Fahrenheit

100%

4. Derkption of Wire, to two paints.

tache teleula, & driesling, rain, fog, a gloomy,

STATE OF WEATRES. bine sky, o de

has lightning, voveroast, p pasting showers,

from Swatow has set, residents: to work ↑ Basiment of aegaents have, bean clraulated would allow the alteration to be mad was in the Ritacey box and heard no adhat before long he will take his usual flaos jq squally, v zain, a mow; 4 &burder, v visibility, to find out where the joke comes in and among you and have no dʊalt recoid he had hail conversation with Major }, RUMBIA. 20 "Az I have already stated in our social life, which is not one that can

your carefulationtion. We may, therefore I

the

a solicitor nu soling that That the Wanchai Gap reservoir is unques-

3. Huxmity, in percentage of saturation, the Honably another fenther in the cap of the

ausing anyone did not arise in this particings are, h

that it could for sitting out of doors. We have had tumidity of air salarated with moisture being priceless Mr J. M. Price

The notice calling the meeting haring siter the man said they back no power to The Daily Press if this

we days That Wanchai residents will probably be

to have secured a fair share of the laurels been read,

5. Force of Wino, socording to Beaufort” point Chairman said -Gentleman, we do so themselves but if they made a pretty shows His Lordship's

Bia Lordship say that. Nor did

tas already germinated and god was not what crop. supplied with water from this source at the Shanghai Regatta

have met to-day for the transaction of unanimous recommendation to the Govern months before the great scheme is com- That the sender of the hoaxing telegram merely formal business. The Report and mant he had no doubt the Government Just In a legal point of view that the most some of it is a few inches above ground. gagor should not be represented at least 1 Every one is glad to learn that the German Minister is recovering from his illness and ploted.

Lient. Holmes secunded the motion.

knew

him to be mortgagor was represented by mysel that it needed not such freaks to allow think, take them as read. As usual the re- Tripp on the subject,

With port refers in etail to everything affecting strongly in favour of this stop. He thought

united and harmonious. Various completely sitor acting to such matters as ordinary. dially, but that it world da ainiost unnecessary for

offer mortgages, I wish to say, without raising repairs are going on at the British Lega- the Surveyor tion which were sanctioned by Assistance. He

asked soy controversial points, and with every us to add to its statements any applemen Capt. Bransit if he thought the aereitos of possible respot for the eminent opinion of Worke dining his resort sait. Amoes tary Observations. The position of the in citation is now comparatively satisfactory, an Adjutant would be obtained, shove mentioned, that apart from any sitar things, the roads outside and inside brated at Home, might be devoted to and I trust that its future course will be Capt. Francis said he did not doubt it question of practicabilty, I am unable to the Legation are being overhauled, the alleviating in some measure the distress progressively prosperous. From the Ar. Be gare figures which showed that after see why one solicitor cannot in such cases outside wall is being painted and white

report is will be seen that the paying storekeeper, drill instructors, a, properly protect the interests of both washed and bown stone. contornout on the partial failure of thalling per clothe parton, and my viena, are largely mark the pathway-ufget up to

by soliciters both hero and in England being in me

*w, and a liberal collection was the rice crops round Oseton,

parried out, since the last annual meeting ing and everything else.

That landing at the Blue Building Wharf That the offertory for to-morrow's festival past years and it is Hall during the it would not only boueft the Corps frant regard to the question of one apli- afford to lose any of its members, and is 70 tax, in kochen, tanklin and Toronto To

That the Ship Stress drain which runs into

the foreshore it simply awful st cartaín

staten of the tide,

that the team was on a festiva tripy

the welfare of the

is a risk which the Public Works Dé

survices in the Cathedral, corresponding

to the Harvest Thanksgivings (1) cele

partment would do wall to reduse-say by half, which is about the number of the steps lost on rotted.

Then the Praya Euổi, batheon thu tuon Gregor Barracks and Ship Street, is per

chitects

give more active

etable

the

is also

METEOROLOGICAL-REGISTER

AT 4 PM 10÷DAY. Baronietar

30.10 Temperature Mamidity 5

Direction of Wind N

Forco Wouther

Hongkong Observatory, Oct. 30, 1880.

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