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No. 7290 DECEMBER 22, 18861

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES 'AT"

THE CHINA MAIL.

Dictation and Vacation Tasks, book, by Me J. M. E. Machado.

tion Dr Brown Sisear, who has distinguish od himself very much. I propcae that

3. J. M. Fonseca, lat for Composition, there will be a competition next year, OF the drapetitors this year did not attain Arithmetic, and Meanings, 2nd for Ana the necessary number of marks. I lysis, barometer, by Már A E. Vaucher.

that St, 4. C. A. Rossa, lat for Ronding, and for shall be very glad to hear Joseph's College has come forward for the Written Exercises and Good Conduct,2 Government Scholarship next yest, In books, by Hon. F. Stewart.

5. A. Marques, lat for Christian Doctrine, conclusion, I congratulate you, Father Bur. Upon the successful results of the past year backs, by Mr A. G. Romano, Portugueso (Applanee)

4. Loung King Lum, 1st for Arithmetic, -clock, by Mr Oban Pa Tung

5. Tang Kow, lac for Application,m- pas hux, by Dr Ip Jak LaiN AN

4. Kwok Sui, 2nd for Roading and Arithmetic, compass box and inketind, STANDARD III by a Friend,

I

prospect of the line being opened for th to the thaugend, and argues that if the Campbell divorco muit from coming luto in March nezt, if the workmen are not repose figures provy that if paperiam dose court, and society will, withlun fortnight tarded by bad weather or other caus increase London the Goreriment will be hearing the details of a spasidal, which is

ho quite able to manage it and its attendant perhaps, the most revolting of the genera evil. The board praises to assist the dian. Tady Campbell is charged outs the Date local authorities in the work of relieving numbered sets of adultury

of Marlborough, with

with Captain the poor, b

with

"year'a ùsecunt.....

VIOLET CÂURION'S COMPANY.

Bage for the performance of a farce by some figonii and Directors of this Institution 2nd for Goography and Momery Lessons,-2 | ment,watch, by mai, 1st for Dictation, sulting Committee, Alexander Findlaypany has finally concluded to abandon them

Fin

At

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE. The annual distribution of prizes took place at St. Joseph's College this afternoon. The distribution took place in ong of the clase rooie, which was again gaily draped with flags, and at the end of which a antall of the pupils was created. H.E. the Acting Governor presided, and among those who Excellency then distributed the were prezent were Thoir Excelloncise prizes, the appended programme of made and recitations being performed between Vice-Admiral Hamilton and Major Genu-the distribution to each standard. ral Cameron, Hon. A. P. MacEwen, the conclusion, Master J. F. Braga road Dr Eitol

Inspecter of au address expressing gratitude to his Ex- (Government

cellency for presiding and for the en- Schools), Mesars G. H. Bateson Wright, couragement he had always extended to the 0. J. Bateman, M. Rigorosu (Acting College. Fronch Consul), C. Riborn (Spanish Consul), Teiski Minami (Japanese. Conm), General Schaedelin and a host of friends and parents of the pupils.

The Very Rev Father Burghiguoli að. dressing his Excelloney said In the absence of my superior, the honour of addressing Nos por Joe

กร fallon upon me, and; in doing so, You I will confine myself to a few remarks.

Blandard I.

Consul General and Brazilian Consul,

6. F. Bilva, 1st for General Improvement and Good Conduct, books, by Capt. J. Thompsun.

1. Ying Yan Po, for General Improve

Hon. Wong Shing. 2. Loung Kofit Shung. watch, by Mr Kwong

Ohan Ah Fook, is for Reading,-2

Noronha books, by Mr D.

3.

for re-election."

4. Ng Kwong Cheo, 1st for Grammar,- writing desk by Mr J. G. de Rocha.

5. Ip Tat, 1st for Arithmetic,clook, by

AUTO-The accounts have been a 6. Kwok Mara Fai, Lat fur Application,dited by Mr A. E. Vaucher, who was ap

pointed under Rule 80 of the Articles and Hon. O. P. Chater. book, by Hon. F. D. Sassoon.

7 Leong Leong, for Declamation,-fancy who offer themselves for re-election.

MAGEWES, FRICKEL & CO., linkend, by Mr J. G. da Rocha,

SPECIAL CLASS

General Mana.ers,

in ܂

Show of the

London Fire 1 poor pur

now

Lady

Bills are not maturing for Machinery on tempat and now arriving to a total amount of about 822,000, which will appear in next

The ancunt due to Mr Fation, C, E, the Company's Engineer, will be about $3,000.

Nere York, November 13, The Times

New York, November 18. --Tho Sun's CONSULTING COMMITTER-The first Oon- anys: The Violet Cameron Opora Com- sable apecial from· Londür.

say? by Your Smith, The Honourable Phinons Ryrie, inhospitabic shores for ever. Miss Cameron correspondent lis obtained an interview Colin Campbell. She is a tall, Alexander Molver and James Billington is disgusted because Lord Lonsdale refusos with

beautiful brunette, whoes graceful and Conghtrio, retire under Rule 15 of the Ac-to rotera to this country and is chorus of venuss enhanced by her extremo ticles of Association, but offer themselves the most homesick girls ever tooner pallor, the result of the racent mental theatrical manager in other cities have re- Lonsdale's little pot of fused to let the company appear, and Lord strain to which she has been subjected,

guid almost

The time for delicacy in this matter, the disappeared. The last performance will be lady said. has passed. The truth mist given at the Cnsion tonight, and after tath in the charges my husband brings There is not an atom of ano come ont. short engagement

Brooklyn, the first

and I will convenient steamer will take back to Enggainst me. It is my turn now,

him, one more piti land the most effective object-lans that make an exhibition of

rateable and more contemptible than any that nu lordly appendage can dont a fourth-rate has been witnessed in an English contin combination in this country. II. B. Long has dale, bashrces manager of the company, many years. Lady Miles can disprove the frankly admitted last night that the sonner Leigh Castle chargos, and. I cus without difficulty dispoan of the others. It is truo the company went back the better it would that I mof the Duke of Marlborough in 4,350 55,250.00 be for everybody.

Paris, where I, with my father and family, was returning home from Italy. Ho called un ine at hotel in the middle of the day and onmiced poraugs half an hour, during which timo wa were not alons for a minato. The Pacis evidence, upon which Lord Dolin Campbell is said to rely with the otrest confidence, will utterly collapse. I decline to specify how, but when the method is revenit in court the revelation will startlo sugluty and overwhelin tho con plainant and his friends wick confusion:

2. Braga, chuque for $60, amount of Hongkong, Plak Deseraber, 1880. Bolton Scholarship for 1886.

7.3. Lopos, 1st for Attendanes, 2nd for Arithmetic. -2 books, by Hon. O. P. Chater, Improvement, book, by Hon. T General-white, End für Arithmetic and Jackson

9. & Ruste, 2nd for Composition and General Improvement, French, Figure and Landscape Drawing, books, by Mr C, D. Alba

Spanish Consul; al gold poneil- 1... UNA TOTT PITTYR Somas..... Karter P. Gomes.

F. Forsens,

Case, by Mr E R. Belillos; and a box of AB:

Dest) Master Canenberg.

colour, by a Friend. JP. Fewer

General Improve- 10. L A Pack, for ment books, by a Friend.. Master F. Figueiredo,

11. J. Losteiro, 2nd for Attendance and Masies H. Figueiredo, Moanings, book, by Hon. J. M. Price,

13. Tang

A Shing, for Good Conduct and Mantos 8. Firy.

China, by Mr D. Noronha F. X. Jesus.

13. J. P. Fonseca, let for Parsing and

LAURA

**

Stand and II.

Piano) Bong).

Himlard

TARA'S HALL..(Fłana & Piston] }

P. Games.

BALATON Bar, BR, 1859.

F Costa, Belilios Scholarship for 1887, B. D. Piry, for Mathematics, English,

Musis, Figure and Landscape capital sailed ag Fronch, Drawing Shakespeare's Complete Works, Lea au up.... by Dr. A. M. Gomes.

Jaberst due os Calle J. M. Xarior, For Lineal Drawing. Ar Loss not collect

Hen. J. M. Price. -prizes by:

E. Road for Linsal drawing and Chinese, Consul

The last time I bad the honour of sauKURSY WATERLON.......(Recitation). M. Donenberg. Application, The Cities and Towns of chitecture, Prejuctions, and Water-colouta, Troft pră Fame for Elank Interest

ing you in a similar way, some six years ago, was in a hall of the already destroyed down Hoxa, Dyan PATTLE. Master. Figudrato. 2nd for Rondmg-2 books, by Mr J. M. Ebooks by Mr Toisko Minami, Japanoso St. Joseph's College, and I have the satin- faction in my own wind of knowing that the

Standard TV.

Song. Teraz

Standard V. t

school ban not only increased in numbers, NOT OF THE BOX7..(Diet.)||| 5. Elry. but it has also progressed in efficiency.

37

Monter 3 Denenberg,

Standard VI

(Recitabinster Loung Loot.

15

II.

Licn.)

Chiasse Clant, ***

Cops Master J. P. Braga,

*A FABCE.

ONE'S PRIVATE STATE 'ZÁÉTTARA,

Character!

M. Bexus Ronsessener J. 7. Bags, SLY. Steward Ma Larok L

The mumber of pupils is now more than The Back Chow double what it was then, and we now have a large number of European boys. This year there are 217 European boys on the roil, and to this number you must add some 30 whoare attending a special cissor who for

other 200 reason are not inscribed on the roll, so that, roll,

together with 113 Chinose, have the total number of 360 boys you

It has always frequenting the Collego. been found difficult to get the boys to at tend the 200 days necessary to enable them to be presented for examination. year, however, I can certify myself that the attendance on the whole has been very good indead. Nauy boys, of course, could not be prosented for examination, because they had not attended the 20 days, and some because they are too young. It was

This

FREE Bobbins Nephew Colorez Brantaros BOTLKOPER.

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F. Davenberg. F.-K.. Jesus.

(Mr Bunuel Upright Private Secretary And Brother-in-law of Mr Borisover ond Alfred's fiunto frienú.)

PRIZE LIST

STANDARD L

Machnd for

14. P. Gomes,

French. 1st for Geography, and Music, 3 books, by M. Rigorean, Acting French Consul

Maaskey, 2nd for decgraphy, book, by Mr G. Sharp.

16. H. Tangap, for Parsing,back, by Mr J. Macatsy.

17. & Gomes, for Good Conduct and Improvement, 2 books, hy Mr J. J. Francis, q.C...

STANDARD 7.

SUPREME COURT.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before Sir Gemge Phillippo, Chuf Justica)| Wednesday, Deo. 29.

· THE QUAU-KI-WAN MURDER.

Transfer Fos..

290.00

VIOLET CAMELLON'S BUKBAND.

New York, November 18-David do 2016 Bonsands, Viciet Cameron's hustand, sail

1.00 ad for Europe yesterday after vain efforts

to induco his wife to give up Lonsdale Ono report states that his bordsmen got Pestament Way Asesont$99,112.him off by filling him up with champagne,

Concorsion wail Deod of Great

Legal Kagenes e Ferration of Company Paulinainary Expense

Balary Ant........

· Charges Anonunt,

Directors and Auditors' Fess Balance at Bardour

$52,124.04

4,000,00 1,031.50 2,874.10 4,400.00

ga.co

MacEWK, PRICKEL & CU

·Genéral Managers,

DESTRUCTIVE TORMS November 12.-The city of Nice 1,048.21 has been visited by enormous waves from 6,418, 18 the MediterraCAT BU The water swept away the quays and promenade on the £59,921.69 Anglaise plantation, and upward of 100 people carried off their feet, and the quays and promenadee were covorod with sand. The devastation wrought by the waves ex tends two miles along Nice's water front. At Lacters, which is twenty-five miles frum Nice, fierce storm has hocu raging and two vessels are known to have been wrecked. The men atariding on the guys were carried out to sea on the inunoase

A

I have compared the above Stakement with the Books and Vouchers of the Company, and, huse fasad the

saree in neconlance therewith.

Hongkong, 29th December, 1995.

A. B. VADOSER, Auditor.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL

Vutis

TIL ADAM GULBRIDGE LINEL STIL. . Landun, November 17-The Ceart of Queen's Bench was crowded to lay with fushionable and distinguished people at the trial of the second action for libel brought against Lord Chief Justice Coleridge by bis. son-in-law, Charles W Adna Adana. declared that the Lord Chief Justier wrote

The trial of Young Afuk, who is charged with having felonmualy, wilfully and mali. 1. Y. Medios, 1st for General Improvsciously and with afore-thought killed and Danbergment, gold medal, by Capt. J. Thompson, murdered Weng mow at Shan-ki-wan on

letter explaining to certain personal and bock, by Vory Rev. Father Burghiult, the 20th October 1856, was commenced this

friends why he opposed the marriage of hie 2. J. Farias, 2nd for Geuurel Peude enoys morning before a special jury. The prisoner

daughter, Mildred, to Adams, and in this watch, by Mr D. Noronha, 3. Andrew, 1st for Mathematies, 2nd for pleaded not gailty. The following gantle- men were then awam se Jurymou-Messrs

letter alleged that the plaintiff endeavored Vacation Tanks and Mapping-watch, by G. R. Lammert, J. B. Coughtrio, Ezskiol

A STEAMER BURNED AT 3 boobtain his daughter's money by coppe The Profio Mail Cor's steamer City of Londen, November 14 Adrices have mising her so that she would be compel Mr D. Noronha.

4. F. Machado, 1st for Reading and Dic- Shellim Shellim, M. C. J. Grote, Ernest

Archibald Disclyront and Thomas Sydney, Captain Fricle, with San Francisco been received at Plymouth that the Chi to marry him. The publication of this libel, meas steamship Telah has been burn. Adams contended, consisted in showing the dates to the 20th November, arrived hareed while ranaing under pressure in a gale latter to the Earl of Selborne, the Lord The Acting Attorney General, instructed

of Iddesleigh, 5. U Marques, 1st for Analysis and Parby Mr Johnson, of Messrs Sharp, Johnson this forenoon. The following telegrams are of Niagate, and that ninety-six persons High Chanceller and the Earl

OF sing, 3rd for Omposition,-2 books, band Stokes, appeared for the Crown, and

who were on board perished, including the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, who ware induced to act as referees in the Bottle officers, who were Englishimon..

ment. The other nation for libet was based DE EUXPTIAN PROBLEM

New York, Nasumber 1 The Tribune's on the Lord Chief Justice's letter to his London, November 12-The Sebright cable special from London, of November daughter, endeavoring to disanade her from attack on his personal character. Dering divorce cans was brought up for a prelimi. 15th says:-Lord Sallabary's Guild Halluring the plaintif by

1. J. Graça, 1st for Christian Doctrine

found neccseary not to hurry up these too aad Written Exercises, 2ud for Penman Hotid for Composition, book, by Arnold.

quickly. Many of our boys paas very easily the first, second and third standards, but when they arrive at the fourth or fifth thoy are so young it would be a pity to try them, it is necessary to let their mental facul tics dovalope more. Then they can be ad- mitted to the higher standards. An to the resulc

of

ship, books, presented by Bishop Rai- mondi; end an album, presented by Mr 3. J. Francis, .c.

2. A. Gomez, 1st for Mamory Lessons; 2nd for Attendance and Application, boobs, by Me B. N. Mody.

3. P. Carme, 1st for Aliondance, 3rd for Penmanship, 2 books, by Hon. T. Jack

1erson.

4. G. Cretin, Jat for Application, 2nd for Roading and French, books, by M. Rigoreau, Acting French Consul.

6. O. Demund, 1st for Dictation, 3rd for Good Conduct-2 books, by Hon. Stewart.

6. J. Gomez, 2nd for Christian Dog- trine,book,, by the Catholic Cirola.

7. L Marcal, 3rd for Christian_Doc-

Jackson

Hon. F. D. Sassoon.

8. 1. M. Pareira, Ist for Attendance,- books, by the Bishop.

7. F. A. Ross, 2nd for Attendance. fancy album, by Mr. Niedhardt.

A. F. Barrados, and for attendance book, by Bon. C. P. Chater.

De

Ho Kai, instracted by Mr Webber, of Mr C. Erens', appeared for the defence.

The Acting Attorney General, addressing the jury, said as you have alrondy learned from the information that has been raad

to you, the prisoner stande charged with the

taken from exchanges to hand by this

opportunity

ANOTHER ENGLISH SCANDAL.

making a severe

0. Chon Szo Ming, Bad for Grammar and gavest offence with which any criminal ear, hearing to-day. The action is brought remarka havo paralyzed the French Ag the hearing both the Earl of Selborns-and-

9. th

club

man.

that

Six

the Earl of Iddesleigh occupied seals on the

London,

November 19. In the hearing

difficulty, and because we have always bean trine,book. by Very Rev. Father Burg- and Memory Leasons,-2 books, by Dr W. shop-kooper and keeps a shop on the pubg her privato fortune of confidence, probably receiving her alight bad mot Mina Coleridge in a

a the examination, I am pleased to say that 63 Chinese boya waru presented for examination and that 79 passed, only 4 in the Brat standard failing. 112 European baps were presentod for examination and 110 passed, so that only two failed, in the 5th standard, sinn for geography and ons for composition, and that one a Chiness boy we have faw Chinese boys in tho European classes. I romark this, because composition has always been our greatest Tominded by those who distribution of prizes of the

This

un glad to says compcation. that

the cou

of the 6th standard is composition

9. M. Tapes, 1st for Good Conduct, 2 fair, and that of the 6th standard (12 boys) for Written Exercizes-bock, by a Brised; food. Every one knows the disadvantage pencil case, by Mr E R. Balílios our boys labour under in making good

10. J. Morrisun, 1st for Beading-book, English composition. For the most part by Captain J, they are Portuguese, and English is not 11. Vendrall

Iss for Arithmetic, ard their own language. boys who have

Adona

13. S., Oimera, for Book kéoping sad shop at the other end good way rebur for settlement at a time when she bad rail friendship of France in the Nile val. Davis swore that it was untras that he was aking every effort to fansen the Kuglish for Arithmetic-book, by Mr.A. E. Vaa-Portuguese Consul General and Brazilian he said, had assaulted him, the murdered to choose betwuen refusing to pay and beley, since England desires to relieve her in the room when Miss Coleridge enteródzi

The importanos

hignoli. avor the

of

Year, I un

8. J. Gomez, 1st for Penmanship, 3rd

cher.

As

to meet plaintiff, and that he was sent out

any of the for Memory Lessons,book, and inkeland, tion Taska; 2nd for History, English, Com-gerous the prisoner asid he had that the plaintiff made responses in s clear things, that in the present state of Europe fcurred on Monday morning. It appears

now reached the up

por standards, however, commenced in

to Egypt. It is understood can be charged. I am sure I do not require by Mrs. Arthur Bobright, who asked to tatars

and br Application, book, by Mr. J. J. Francis, to ask your attention to the evidence which have her marriage declared void on the the British Government is seeking to

forward against the grounds that she was induced to consent to arrange a settlement with Turkey, I intend to bring

Henry Drummond Wolf is now engaged on the ceremony, performed by fear, and 10. T. Silva, 1st for Application, and 2nd prisoner, as I am confident, considering the have for Ponmanship, book, by Mr A. charge which hangs over him, you will give that the marriage has never been consumaa elaborate sobeno which is to supplant of the suit of Charles W. Adams against Marty

the case your most serious attention. The mated. Plaintiff is the daughter of Lady the famous constitution of the Earl of Lord Coleridge, his father-in-law, for libel, 11 J. Roza, Ist for Permanship-book, facts are very simple. On the 19th Scott of Southampton and is noted for hor Daffesin. When all the details ure settled Davis, assistant to plaintiff testified to day by Mr. N. Mody.

allegation that assert that ment will consent to take France into its Justice Coleridge's Plaintiff a friends 12. Kwok Clung, 2nd for Home Tanks October last, the prisoner, who is a small beauty. Defendant is a well-known London it is generally understood that the Govor in corroboration of the denial of Ohicy. darkened room road at the entrance to Shau-ki-wan, wont

of the project, The f

compromising her so that Hartigan.

the Police Station,

fear the

managed to inreigle her nito share in the working of the the financial transactions which finally fell upon Government would be satisfied to meet the she might feel compelled to gory in of the Improvement, book, by Mr A. G. Romano,

went there to complain of four men, who,

The compromised, or escaping by marriage to any of occupation and get rid of that man being among the number.-

for the purpose of easbling Adams and the Consul.

STANDARD VI:

round the defendant and permitting him to liqui- burden on the British orchequer. prisoner was then bleeding from a

lady to be alone in the darkened apartment. DELGIUM AND GERMANY. date. F. da Cruz, for General Proficiency, near the left templo; his oant was torn and Mrs Sabright testified in court to these New York, November-15-The Herald, SEXTUPER TRAGEDY.

Chicago, November: 17.-A special dia his ghone was cut of. The Inspector took Seliolarship, by Mr E R. Balillos.

1. A. Alvaros, 1st for Rending, Grammer, him into the Pelice Station, had his facts, and that violence and threats of mur-says; Our correspondent in Brussels senda Analysis, Pamphrasing. Parsing and Vaca wound dressed, and knowing the dau- der vera used to induce her to consent to the particulars of an interview; in the course patch from White River, Ont., a small ste the performance of the urarriage ceremony of which one of the bigbest military autho- tion on the Canadian Pacific, gives the characters which lived on the The Registres contradicted thin, Gwoaring rities in Belgian declared, among other particulars of a horrible tragedy which oo and Penmanship, watch, by Hon position and

where spot beon assaulted, he went there with the

force reigns suprema liat Bolgte that Charles Williams, a storekepper with a Jackson. A 2 E.

Lady Scott, Mrs. Sobright's mother, and naced by German invasion on the Mous, wife and throv children, and whose father Lessons, and Penmanship about the place frein seven till ten o'clock

Richard 2nd for Grammar Analysis, Paraphrasing but failed to find any one of the men who two doctors testified that petitioner was and that she ought to make an immense and mother lived with him, took Rick

defences. O'Brien, à a railroad employé, Đà 2 boarder

FREE TRADE IN ENGLAND. watoh, by a Friend.

caro suspicions of his 3. J. Baptiste, let for History and Map Ho Polis Inspector luft next morning for sically after the coremony, and was always Hongkong. Aftir ho had gun, at about a tremulous and crying and in constant

New York, November 18.-The World's o 2nd for Christian Doctrine, Book quarter must ten o'clock, the prisoner came ping: keeping, Meanings, and Memory Lossons, to the Police Station and said that Wong the Setright divorce case was resumed to on, Henry Chaplin, member of Paris disant station, asying that he would not

Londra, November 13-The hearing in cable social from London says: The Right The Arabian Nig

Nights Entertainments and

retarned from a neighboring station in the. speech to landowners, tenant farmers and it to be sent as they were to the London | Conduct and Memory Lessons, fancy al/The Wonders of Scisnes," by Mr A. G. Ro-other men to his shop. They were lighting Í day. Several witnesses testified to Mrament, created considerable "alarm by that be back until to middle of the west. Ho and creating a disturbance and he asked for Sobright's worried and excited condition Inborers in Lincolnshiro, z which he hinted middle of the night, and gojug boat found mano, Portuguese Consul General, and Exhibition. The special class, which a boni and book, by Hon. F. D. Sassoon and Beaslian Consul, and Mr A. Seth

O'Brien in his wife's room Eleo dealt the some assistance. The Chinese Constable, during the period inmediately following her very strongly at protection as a rest intruder a blow with bey fortunately, had to be discontinued last pencil case, by Mr E. R. Belius,

Bich, t narriaga Concerning the allegation made the prosent depression i 4. H. Figueiredo, 1st for Christian Doc. No. 354, was

in English with Bant

him yuar owing to the tocchior's sickes, will

himself, and 20. Smith, 1st for Attendance, 2nd fortrine, Measinga, Chinees and Bok-keep- European Consable then in charge of

on petitioner's behalf, that one of the ture and manufactures. He gait that O'Brien quickly recovered

ans by which Mr Bebright forced her to

noise of the scremins of the wife bo reponed next year. I will now con Christian Doctrine and Roading2 books, ing; 2nd for Written Exercises and Vacn- the Station will tell you that about means was a threat that if she do wheat could no longer be cultivator with drawing a revolvor shot the husband dond." clude by congratulating myself and the

tion Taske, Gold medal, hy Mrs d'Almada three minutes afterwards the prisoner he would declare that during the

in England and the depression bad good Teachers, especially the worthy Diby Dr W. Hartigan.

90. Ribeiro, 1st for Written Exercises, Rammedios, and Wonderfal Inventions,

The brought Willings father to the seane. He effected other branches of ind

industry, came back and said that Wong Amow

was immediately killed by a bullet from rector, under whose manageminot St. Jo.

Sud for Dictation and Ponmanship, books by Hon. F. Stewart.

His wife having Boph's College has steadily advanced year and box of drawing instruments, by Hon. J. B. Gibbs, 1st for Written Exer-Wa dead and he did not know who killed engagement to had obtained a surronder:

ent could not ignore followed hita, him.

It will be proved to you that he har virtue, the Judge said that no evidence destruction of wheat rowing was a danger Brien's revolver.

which the Government

the bendish murderer by and by whom also the gener |.ជ.

addaced to sustain the clunge. The country must decide what it would do a ja au well kopt T

31 Figueiredo, 1st for Dictation, Bracines; 3rd for English Composition, Map-could not possibly have gone to the sp Mrs Sebrigha's counsel theroupon withdrew in the face of 30.1

ou snapped the weapon at her, and finding Dasy ou friends the pupils of late, also, my young

restrele might be it sumpty beat her brains out with

article

think they well deserve the prizes which

heavy club. 5. C. Whito, Jat for Christian Doctrine, you are going to give and the subsequent 2nd for Mamary Lessons.-Prayer-book and

spared. holidays (Applause)

book, by Bishop Kaimondi.

6. R. Alemão, 2nd for Written Breites,

the first standard, they may be said to have spoken English from their childhood,

by Mr. E. Niedhardt.

12. J. Maxwell, 2nd for. Dictation,

book, by Mr. A. R. Marty

by Dr W. Hartigan.

14.

book.

Dr W. Hartigan, 7 by

13. J. Rocha, Bad for Memory Lessons, tion, Momolat for English Compost prisoner and two constables. They looked manner, and that no coercion was used.: And so, ay with our worthy Inspector of book Danenburg, Goud Conduct, and Geourapherd for Book-keeping, were said to have rommitted the amaalt,ompletely broken down mentally and phy.effort to strengthen her military exome time since for wooka ago ho-be- ̈

Schools, that the school has aviduntly done very well on the whole, and I am sutisfied

that steady progress is being made year by 15. B. Lopes, 3rd for Application, your. I may add that there is a drawing book, by Mr J. J. Francis, q.V.. class for boys who like to attend it, and

STANDARD II.'

that some of their drawings were found

congratu-

1. L. d'aimada, lat for Roading, Good

P. Chater.

for

4.

hardt

The

Amow, the deceased, had brought some

marry him

had been

refused

secret Profit!

för

wife,

and on Bunday

Isid a trap for her. He took a train for a

the college who have worked well, and I Arithmetic;-2 books, by Mr E. Nied- Roman Misaal and 2 books, by Major T. / where the assault was said to have taken the slegation, which Mr Sebright declared the foreigns of any such benvy chair. Two of the three children

Bin Excellency Father Burghignoli,

à romedy,

Drawing,

place between his head and second visit. Two or three minutes after his return, the was a base lie,

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1. Castro, 2nd for Reading and Dicta policeman came biok and with him three testified that when she heard of the alleged were derated, for instance, to there then disposed,

World, by Hon inge, Worthies of the PD. Saaaoon and Ramen Violets by

J. M. Xavier,

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Jadies and gentlemen,-I have come to-day: 3rd for Detation,-2 books, by Mr A. Mr H. N. Mody 2nd for Mapping stong the read and that when quite close to futed any possible charge that Mr Bebris improvement of both the trade nud agribe dead, set fro to the hoone and fled. "At

with much plansure, for the third time I Seth.

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ance she was furced

trend corner and then foll down. The marriage was declared og fear. The compelled tray his fair share toward the twenty-five miles from the scene of the

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a. great set.

orime, Lynching is confidently expected. DEATH OF KA PRESIDENT ARTHUR, New York, November 18th.-Ex-Pre-

The youngest, 18 months old, of whost growing in this The musth neat stabbed his guilty para- killed Worg Amow. I bave three having

country it would obviste the great danger is a character who asked her to be examined by to which he alluded, and would tend to themour four times in the region of the heart eye-witnesse of the wurder.

ion with a clasp-knife, and supposing her to ing a physician, who found that the facts re-to that he

he was passing stone-cutter, who says

turn of the kingdom, while still maintaining tracted by the flames, the neighbors came aight make ngainst the young lady's think it la, to take part in the distribution7. C. Rosario, let for Arithrectio,--book, and Mensuration: 3rd for Book-keeping the prisoner's

honor

to the atmost extent the prescut cheap | t and of prizes to the successful pupils of this

the shop. by a Friand

case has bueti adjourned until Tuesday" prices of food for the people. He did not succeeded in rescuing the infant and and History-The Worthies of the Worishots. He looked be heard ter or threa

He baw The large and important school, the principal

8. D. Santos, 2nd for Aritmotio-2 and Poots of the Nineteenth Century, the deceased come out and when the man rus, when indguent will be rendered.

see why there should not be considerabe Mrs Williams, who lived long enough to Catholics in this commu- booke, by Mr A. R. Marty school for Roma

London, Norcober, 16. Judgment

thoritica Officers were quickly dispatched I am sure all who are here pre-

lat for Mathematics, and got to a short distance from the door he 1. Segneira, 2nd for Good Conduct, by Mr A. G. Romano, sent will deplore, with mo

me, the ab

book, by

by Capt. J. Thompa

nd for Parang Manund of International saw him turn round and heard him say: I entered to-day in an notion brought by Mra. reform in the dscal system, by wiich taxa cake a statement of the affour to the au- shoot again at me will report to the Arthur Sehright to have her matriage with tion might be lightened and the for in search of O Brien, and he was captured

I of Bishop Raimondi, who has giv. 10 A Allomás, 2nd for Penmanship-Law in 2 volumes, by Mr D. Noronha, Polica At that moment tite purisoner fired Sebright declared void on the ground that producer, who used Englial marketi, be

* great in.

book

by Inspector Lysaught,

9.3.

3. Gomes, Analytis and Book at him. The deceased ran a short distance, and wa

Sed for

de revenue of the country. annaled. The Judge, Cruz, ud for Attendance,--book, toaping, The Tropical World, by Mir A.

Chaplu's speech has created a great tur of a know that the cause of his absuneo is by Mr A. Seth,

J. Lanch, Barrister Cat-Law.

master

a plena launch will tell you that in rendering his decision, commented upon ill-health, which bas compelled him, on the 12. G. Nolan, 2nd for Reading,--book,

∙10, L Serum,

2nd for Christian Doc- advice of his medical attendant, to go to

he was passing at the jima. He heard to the fact that the evidence given by the sation here. Widle there is a growing be by a Friend, Australia.. truat he will rotar here in

trine, 3rd for History Robin Croce, or thine shots and un locking round saw plaintiff had not been denied by the defend. lief in the necessity of protection as thesident Chester A. Arthur died at his home the

Mr.J. J

3. Francis, 40 and by

gold

tho deceased

reduced nat of the prisoner's

she lost extremity by the in-nows of his death came as a prost surprise. course of the next your in good health I

W the deceased turn found aid particle of ha continued, with only salvation of farmera wlio have been in this city at 5 o'clock this morning. The

self-respout, if able to deny, think the Ramon Catholic community

1. M. Azevede, 1st for Application, pencil case, by Mr E. R. Bellies,

He shop are to

11 D.

D. Garcia,

1st for Dictation and Geo. be congratulated on the mantle of the Bishop Meanings, Memory Lessons and Written

graphy, Shelley's Postical Works, by heard him say something to the prisoner, would have allowed such testimong to be bortation, free of duty, of producte irone A stake of curebral apoplexy, addon bub having fallen on the shoulders of one who Exercises: 2nd, for Christian Doctrine, raphy,f

courage to give it expression. It physicians, terminated bis life. The stroke reduced to

Gundition of mind by the de will not, therefore, catas much surprise if came in his sleep between Tuesday night. isso wall able to represent him as Father Bar. Frayer book, by Bishop Raimondi; and 2 Mr A. G... Romano, Portuguese mound followed and fired at him. A hawker oneontradicted. The plaintiff had beenAmorica and elsewhere, nobody kitbert rot wholly unexpacted by the attending will tell you that he was quite close to the

a to resist waano longer able General and Brazilian Consul; and

defendant's houso, that he saw the defend. foucent whereskev

protective measures are strongly urged upon and Wednesday morning, and he did not ghignoli (Applause)who represented bin hooks, by Mr J. J. Francis, q.a.

2. some years ago when this place was publicly J. Remedios, Ist for Reading, Dieta by Mir openol. I was very glad to

hear the re-

tion, and Geography, 2 books, by Mr H.

bean gone through with, she had not given puct the Father has just read, showing the N. Mody

tory, books, by Mr G, Sharp

and then bo as the deceased shot some that consent which the law required. Se for

You will also Mopping and wherd about the breast. 3. G. Marques, at for Christian Doo- of the School during

Peter Sequeira, aucaoss-ul

programs past year, and that it has been progressing trine and Grammar, and 3rd for Memory Conduct, box of drawing instruments have the evidence of a barbor who resides bright was today adjudged a bankrupt.

and a book, by Afr J. Ulmana.

village at some clictance froma by and that the num Lessons, hooks, by Bishop Raimondi gradually year b year,

who will tell you that about Bombay, November 12, The Ghilzai ber of pupils has increased. I must ex- pras my regret that this year you have got sent forward airy pupils to compete for the Local Cambridge Examinations Per- hope it is on account of these exquina tions having only just been introduced into this Colony; and probably you are not French, 2 books, by M Rigurea), 6. H. Piry, ud for Grammar, Pureing aware of the great advantages that

Franch Consul I believe there is Acting sonveyed by them.

7. Elgingre, 2nd for Fendanship, 3rd uniary principlo attached to the

but they are of very

wish to stedy Drawing,-2 books, and a box of drawing

inary examination, required French Constit

with

the

the

Vichi, 1st for Parsing and Vacation

13.

F.

who

book, Will

berg, for Mapping and Fisant in his shop fire two shots, that the de. the pressure of hr's importunities to rustry Parliament during the next session. Lordly thereafter. His death, was painless,

ja the

nino

A DRETAL VIČIOR, DANAS

14 K. Barretto, 3rd for Grammar,--2theck that morning how the rebels In Afghanistan have been attacked |

Tasks, and 2nd for Memory Lessons, books, by Bishop Itaimundi books, by Hon. O. P. Chrter.

15. N. Luz for Attendance and Con

chequer, asid yesterday tlust protection unconscions of his surroundings. His 40 would undoubtedly help she party side and daughter, his sister, his former part- into power in the event of another Lor, Sherman W. Kuevals, and his closest friend, Surrogate Rollins, were at bin bed- mentary election..."

BRITONS TO BE ASTONISHEDA

aide.

New York, Norember 16-The World's A very few days ago, in conversation with

5. A. Farias, 1st for Arithmétio, and 3rd dnet2 books, by the Catholic Circle. prisoner run towards Shau-ki-wan Police by the Afghan General sent to subdue them London special of November 16th By: Aqueduct Commisioner Fiali, who had 3. H. Lopes, 2nd for Matheunice, so he threw the revolver sutaide his and haully defeated. The Coseral sont to Majur John M. Burke, manager of Buffalo called to see him, ox-President Arthur Cabal ten cartloads of the heads of the rubels Bill's Wild Weet show, sailed for America tande the following Cospairing remarks.

his forces had won.

for Parsing--2 booka, by Major T. 0. Dernpater.

are and

BUI.

shop

killed it the battle as a token of the victory

on Thursday in the Britanie obieght as well give up the struggle for it now

xuld pencil-cond, by Mr. R. Machado: door. You will also have some evidere and by the Catholic Circle about the revolver, the number of bullete

been in London for the last two months as 17. F. Figueiredo, for Singing and found and the ballet in the body of the

the laying out of that por-sa at any other time and submit to the in- superintending THE EX-SECRETAEY OF THE MARQUIN THE Music,gold pencil case, by Mr. Edeconned. When you have heard what

tipu of the

évitable of the American exhí- ground THING, Machado; and book, hy Vary Rev. Father these witnesses, specially the three eve

bition in Tandon af 1887 which has bec New York, November 12, witnesses, have said, I feel confidont that

will hare no difficulty in find- Butler, some time Priva o Searetary of the assigned to the Wild West show. This you

brack is laid and ballasted and the camp Marquis Teng Oblusse Embassador to lested. The foundations for the grand Inspector Swanston and

Large

to those wheat value, for Reading, and for French and Lineal Burghinol.

who

A.

fcrI believe they dispensostruments, by M, Rigorod, Fa# LIGT. FOR THE CHINESE DRPARTMENT, 1ng the prisoner guilty of murderer Fra000, is in the city ou private business stand, which will seat 30,000 people, have On London

for these two studies at the Universities. 8. A. Silva, 2nd for Dictation, and 3rd

I also regret that St. Joseph's College has for Vacation Tasks,2 books, by Hon. J. not sent forward.

competitor for the M Price forward, any Government Scholarship, which is a magni-

*;

STANDARD I

of Chinese witnesses wore then called for He is the son of a colored alergiaan in boca dug, and the whole work is in a

aub the prosecution. The witnesses were

Germsay Anson Burlingame took

Tag:

Jected to a searching crues examinationgton and in educated in France, very forward state. The portion devoted |

of the Chine Merchants

THE CANADIANS PROTEST, Chicago, Company, which he soon put

November 16- Ne Montres

Exozange.

BonGRONG. Deceniber 21.

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11

On demand,

12

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Documentary, menta

On Paris

Lon Ah Kiu, lat for Arithmetic-ink-; it was adjourned till to-morrow at 10 dolock.is,

This is his fist special ways: Le marituna provinces at On demand,

stand and 2 vases, by hir Lou Lai Lock.

on a

visit to his natire country for thirty-five up in araw ng inst the Dominion Govern-

1. Chol Ah King, For General Improve ment,clack, by Mr No Wai M. Xavier, 3rd for Grammar sud 2. Le Choung Fook, lat for Reading,

a half acres of the twenty-three heres which by De Ho Ke and His Lordship, which him to Chitin a Private Seurotary. After to Buffalo Bull's show amounts to seven and return he was employed by constitute the American exhibition grounds, Barlingame's out about 1870, when .F. Stewart. ficent prize-£200 a year to pay for the Meanings, 2 books, by Captain J. Thomp dusk, by Ron.

he Russell lug rather contradictory statemente. expense of education at

3. Lai Ab Hing: 1st for Dictation, ink. No of them did not stand very well, mak- Barlit at home, besides pas son.

10. N. Gonsalves, 2nd for Reading,-♬ stand, by Mr J. I

The ases occupied till after 6p.m., when became sages home and back, worth in all a £1000!

Francia, Very Rev, Father Burghinol. books, by There are very few places where such e magnificent prize is

11. E. Gocaalves, 2nd for Vacation Tasks, prize is given, I believe there ere soras difficulties on the score of religion and French-2 books, by Me A. B. Marty. to prevent them fron

from competings h

1. D. Silva, 2nd for Gcography, gold pencil and invatand, – by What thes are I don't know, I cannot think they are books, by Mr G. Sharp

the

13. L. Marques, 3rd for: Dictation, insuperable, for in

Silva, 3rd for Christian Doctrine, value, and they were introduced over 20-book by Bishop Raimondi, years ago. Now in Mauritius three-fourths, 15. B. Souza, 3rd for Arithmetic, book,

not more of the inhabitants are Ro- by a Friend.

the honour to serve be where I had

they had scholarships of

I came here book, by Mr J. Macatny precisely the same

14

man Catholics, and, as a matter of 16. M. Asenal, Dictation and Peam- muras, although I am not sure, all ship.-Rocun Missal and Diamond pin, by theso scholarships have been Roms M. Ribera, Spanish Consult Catholics. They all went horas and studied by

~STANDARD IV.

law and medicine, and nearly all the 1.6. Franariah, 1st for General Pro- harristers and doctors are man who wont foiency, a watch, by Inspector Lyaught, home in this way, Rome of the barristers 2. Marques, lat for Grammar, Memory attained grost eminence, and I may mun Lessons and Written Exercises; 2nd fos

5. Ip Wah Toe, lab for Application,-

•Mr J. M. E Inchado, and Mir F. D. Gaedes.

8. Lum Wing Yi, 2nd for Arithmetio and Diotation,fancy bat, by a Friend.

7. Hui Ping Yow, and for Reading, inkstand; by Mr J. G. da Rosha

8. Lan Ah Sec, 2nd for Application, compass box, by Ip Jack Hai

STANDARD II.

Lal Son, for General Improvement, watch, by a Friend, an

2. La Uhing Bheung, lat for Dictation, bock, by Mr D. Naruha; and gold pen cu-case, by Mr P. E. Bəlilius

3 Young Lok Sou, lat for Heading, dictionary, by Me D. Noronha,

THE HONGKONG BIGH-LEVEL TRAMWAY COMPANY,

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Credits, 4 months' sight,

years. He is supposed to be on an import- ment at the proposal to make Periand a On New York ant mission from the Chinese Government, but on this point he will not talk.

THE FOOD OF LONDON SOWIE London, Noveraber 18-The Local- ernment Enard kas made pablo its reply

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of the your 1888 the percentage was forty-fruitless efforta have been made to prevent Sqsereigns,

4.38.

4.20

830.83