No. 8080.-November 24, 1888.]
The monthly handicap Challenge Cup Com- potition of the Rifle Association took place this afternoon, when the Cup and a money prize of $6 wers won for the scuond time by Mr Shelton Hooper, with a score of 73. Mr John Androw and Mr V Ford were second and thier with a score of 60 each. There wote 3 Dotries.
Tuc following extract from a Home paper
•bo vecful to the members of the new- лозу ly-formad Literary Society-In a letter to a friend Me John Bright writes as fol- laws on the subject of preparation for pub. lic speaking: As to modes of preparation for speaking, it spems to me that overy man would really discover what suits him best. To write speaches and then to commit them to memory in, as you term it, a double sin. very,
which I could not beat. To speak without preparation, especially on great and solemn Luxor, is rashaces, and cannot be recommended. When I intend to spent on anything that
that moeras to so importaal, I cou sider what it is that I wish to impress upon my audiço do not write my facts or my arguments, but make notes on two pr thee or four slips of note-paper, giving the line of argadont and the facts as they mind, and I leave the words to
11 to my Occur lo come at call whilst I am sporking. There are occasionally short passages which for accuracy I may write dowa, as sometimes ala-almost gowinally-tho concluding words or sentences may be writtun. This ie very nearly all I can say on this question. The advantage of this plan is that, whilst it leaves a certain and anflicient freedom to the speaker, it keeps him within the main lines of the original plan upon which the spooch was framed, and what he says, there forn, is more likely to be compact, and not wandering and counsel... Though I have spoken much, I am not sure that I am qualified to mach even what I have practis
d with son slow of auccess."
The travelling corespondent of the Fall Mill Grotte writes:~Is there any reason for this sudden apparition of a Japan in arma The authorities in Japan think, and they have received one or two warnings of late that seem to them incentives to continue their efforts, China, who regards Japan us a to Asia, is a
Perpetund
a menace, and the Ria
tractor
If not
ly called Lno Choo) islands and in Korea
already been
misunderstandings
there have
That it cannot be denied that Literary and Debating Societies have had a checkered career in this Colony, and that the cont per-cent desire is too much for them. That the Society nav formed by means of the worthy Doctor-that incarnation of energy and all-round capacity-has my hest wishes.
That the governing body have a healthy, vigorous and activo look about thom which angara well for the aucçons of this Jast experiment,
admission of ladies, and think that their presence would kill the budding hopes of the fature Gladstones and Brights of this great nation.
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE UNITED STATES AND FREE!
TRADE.
[BY A CONTRIBUTOR 1.
LATE NEWS.
KINO MILAN FINALLY SEPARATED FROM QUEEN NATALIE.
and the constaut bickerings of his son and daughter-in-law.
The real cause of the failure of the royal
*THE IRISH CHIEF TO THE LAW HAS GONE.
(WITH APOLOGJES TO MODNE.)
Bagrade, October 24.-The official jour- bear hunts in Transylvania was that the The Irish chief to the low has gone, The election of President Harrison and publishes a pastoral prepared by the peasants had carefully drivon the ercatures | the ignominious eviction of Ex-president sletropolitan Theodosins, in which he any Prince of Austria and the Prince of Wales With .zzled members cgging him on,
the place where the Crown And in Scotland's courts you'll find him,
away from
baforo tho
Een
And the 'Grand Old Man' hobind him,
Man;
Thy cause is gone,' said the Grand Old
And though O'sha betrays it; Spite of murder, theft, or the campaign's
I still will help and praise it.'
plan.
That the Government ought not perhaps to hare permitted the establishment of a Customs department, with men in uni. form, within the bounds of the Colony. That the place of that Department in on ite own territory, and although it may be a convenience to wink at this irregularity: Cleve and has caused a diam pecable sur in the oxorcise of his power os lender of the it may bear anwelcome fruit if continued. That I
o right or wisten of the prise in nay quartern. Nowhere was this Servian Church and by virtue of the rights were shooting. There was a large number question the Commissionar
marriage of King Milan and Queen Namen arrived on the scene they had all de- Kowloong to address the more felt than in Hongkong. Eoing a free rated by precedents, le dissolvea the of bears on the ground unly a fow days the royal hunt, but when the sporte- Governor of Hongkong in his capacity of a Obiness official, and certainly the part itself and being acquainted with all tho alio.
King Milan, in a letter to the metropoli patted into the reconaes of of the neighbor Quirotic duty of the tilting at windmills advantages of free-trado, of the foedum tan, written previous to the issuing of the ing mountains. The people of Transyl was never originally intended to form from expensive custom houses and the trou-pastoral, after pointing out that the ordin vania detest both the Artstrians and Hun- part of the duties of a Commissioner of
blesome ransacking of their officials, it naary laws of the country could not be appli. garious and whenever a great hunt is an- Customs.
od to a sovereign who stood abuse then, nounced they deliberately drive the bears The chieftain dobles and turns again,
Till his friends must surely wonder That certain curmudgeons object to the That the presence of the Foreign Stoff turally hoped that the time had come when demanded that the antropolitan arert the and door to a diatauce, so that, as a rule, the
should, as
as prophesied, tend to smoothen the United States would at last emphatical- daugor threatened the Servian State and sporting arrangements of the territorial mag. As he makes his attack on Chamberlain,
And from blander goes to blunder, matters, and not act in the opposite direc-
but it should be clearly understood (ly declare in favour of this great principle, dynasty by dissolving his injesty's marri- nutes aro kopt a visit to the Vatican And oska, 'How dare they slonder me, tion,
Emperor Willan's C icon that the limit of concesion has been But they have chosen to continue their age with een Natalie. Bilgrain, tobar 20
October 25 --Queen Natalin bas
was certainly not a success, for a well-in- Or bist at wrong or knavery, ronchod. That the era of Company-making seems to short-sighted policy. That the United Stater appealed to Patrinople, who is superior of formed person writes me from Rome that In my schemes to set Old Ireland free,
By moonlight deeds of bravery 1' have culminated during the last fow should.be eu advanced in so many things Metropolitan The dosius, against the lut directly the Pepe and the Emperor were ter's action in dissolving the marrings of the almo his Holiness abraptly commenced to as they are and yet so backward in others Queen and King Milan. All fan of sa discuss the temporal-power question and The Irish chief a Commission sought, That there is much joy apparent tudy is indeed a earprise. It was not expected diety, ovan Milan's partisans, soverly crisis young Emperor, who is acknowledged oven But now it's granted, he thinks he ought
would not be diverted from it, no that the And a grievance made about it: Among the olect who have been received
of the King It in learned into Abrahamsen's bosom.
lind by the puntifical entourage to have display- To prove his case without it; BROWNIE.
hoaal of liberty would be the inset exclusivo, ing that Matropolitan
For the course solace decided, cfcluding thousands of Chiasso from onen.nlready conferred with the Patriation by asking permission to present Prince And Oladarone leaders stow in the juice
of the Pope, was compelled to stop the debate Constantinople and the great Archbishop of Catiovitz before dissolving the marriage,
who at that very instant suddenly
They unco so much derided. entered 1
It was noticed that the has eubraitted to the docrus, and will go to rooi. Bucharest to deliver the divorce papers to Emperor drove direct from the Vatican to So at last the charge will be clearly made, Queen Natalie. It is stated that the divorce Quirinal, which was plaid been made, But who'd be surprised if people said,
of Irin And in legal form dofonded; stops the civil list allowances to Natalie. displeasure, agarrangementshad The ex-Quann has, however, an ample pris. order to soothe the Papal susceptibilities for His Majesty to change marriages at the ate fortune.
Belgrade, October 23-Biskopa Dune-Palazzo Compruncie. Two of the principal trius of Virah and Ni-nur ef Sasak hare telegraph offices were almost exclusively beca dianised because they opposed the ecupied dags after the Emperor's visit to the Vatican in transmitting dipher messages Matropolitan's action dissolving the marto and from Pruce Bisness Fratrices riage of Milan and Queen Natalio.
ruhe,
That if the doar and fair ones are limited to having their way at home and not during the meetings, there should be to objection to their prasonce as honorary mambers.
That De Candio did not strengthen his cano by quoting American institutions as an example for the slow, grave and con- ventional community of this Crown Co- lony of Hongkong.
That many years ago I attended what was called an American Iturury eating at one of the Out-ports, at which they tried the audience with Shakespeare, Long fellow, Bret Harte, and Joaquim Miller, but still the proceedings flagged until some one cailed for a song just to brigh tun us up a bit, wheroupou a sprightly young American arose. That this change from the grave to the gay proved to be a ditty the name of which I have forgotton, but the chorus was Walk, chaik, or ginger blue; get over double trouble, for its Olu Var-zinny never die—which musical remark, oft repeated, brought down the house nad mada similar harmony the order of the
evening.
mosthe
that the nation which made the greatest ciso tla action Talali ed itch cleverness and taat in answering While the world in vain awaits exodge
CHINESE NOTES.
ing an honest living and prohibiting all (Written for the China Mail)
foreigners from holding property, barring The Kung Pao of the 19th. 20th and 21st the one beesuse they were too poor and the respectively, opane with a leading article on other because they were tun rich. But no the subject of a proposal anbauitted by a country has been more benefited than they Commissioner of the L. M. Qustame, a Gor-have by thom very classes which they have man subject, now on leave, to His Excel-now excluded. The country could never lency Fisi, Chinese Minister resident at have been laid out on the magnificent seals Berlin, for the construction of railways in it has been, nor the lands draivod, nor the Chius. The proposal is drawia up in twenty- broad ronds laid down without the capital sine paragraphs, each making sugguations of foreigners able to purchase and lay out as to the best muous to adopt with a view largo tracts of country, and without that to raising funds, to managing the concert, manual labour which is necessary for such
that Queen
to-night th
Std. October 26.-The papers
bere express indignation at the manner in which King Milan of Servia secured his divorce from Queen Natalie, and denounce the divorce ne
ne illent. The Avet urges
!
Where the trial at length is onded, 'The Irials chief in the bog'a aground,
And floundering there you'll find him, With the Home Rate party sinking around, And the 'Grand Old Man' behind him tí Northera Standard.
King Bambert's gift to Emperor Willian
AN IMPORTANT Discover is announced in the Paris Figaro,' of a valuable remedy was quite unique, being a series of ten, women, children and nuinals in the famous for aorvous debility, physical exhaustion, Ponpeiian Musuem, which had boun taken and premature decay. The discovery was
Achillo
made by a missionary in Old Mexien; ik Doraco, who had beon
engaged for
Lo constructing the various lines and to the works, Nor was it to be expected that the Queen Natalie to appeal to the Patriarch of by the well-known sculptor r several eared him from a miserable axistobes and nation bích leads the world in engineering stautinople and other ebieis of the Oriels on the work and the mom has an carly, grave. We learn that the Rey..
and agriculture should be the most back wird in fannco and politicsì crovomy. But it has always been in engineering that the country has shown its bont. No country, has such fine towns, with such broad streets such tall buildings, auch spacions mansions. Every street has its cable trumcar, every
superintending of the works.
The writer proposes that the appoint- went of directors and amnagers should be placed in the hands of the Board of Works, which Board wiR select proper persons to decide upon salaries and wages; the articles uro so uxhaustive that special mention is arde of the distribution of abarca, the au: diting of accounts and the holding of given to the mixessity that the comfort and comotion the United States shewa its enur convenience of passeigers must be carefully mous superiority. It is commonly suppos
ended to
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thodox Church to sunul the action of the Metropolitan Thecdocius.
Belgrade, October 26-King Milan has settled 1,000,000 france on ex-Queen Nat. alle. The Crow Fringe will be permitted to write to his mother three times weekly.
St. Petersburg, October 25.-To-day is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the entrance of De Giere, Foreign Minister, into public
Fo. eigu Office in honor of the event.
A NOTABLE DAY FOR DE GIERS.
it is
bean closed to
to the public in conseguenes. Joseph Holmes, Bloomsbury Mansions, Theas are the rat models of bodies in the Bloomsbury Square, London, W.C., will asad the prescription, free of charge, om meum which havo ever been taken.
I have learned, in a rather round-about roosipt of a self addressed stamped ouro-
true, but
but still from a
from a thoroughly lope.
vindication, and has written a
orick is greatly pleased with Mackenzie's twenty pages long to tell him so.
a letter nearly Bryce, Member of Parliament, who is go-
raat by arcy, that the Empress Fro
Quotations BONGKONA, November 24,
ofa threatening character schilnthu onestion That the iden of Dr Chalmers leading and regular meetings, and special prominence is building has its hydraulic lift, But in lo- service. A reception was hoid at the ing to India for a few months for the bene-PIUM-Now Patna, casli... 550
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LATIT,
Chinese immigration which J.pau will have to face as other nations have done as ae Treaty Revision comes up again for Bettlement-loons unpleasantly, More- „Japanoon statesmen believe that sooner ur later somecody will Batter
to tako
ake Korso, and they desiro to be in a position whico that day comes to preserve the neutrality Japan, or if necessary, to offer an alliance to England, or the United States
Hussia,
of
or China, as many bost suit them, that will decide for over the mastery of the Facilic. For the Pucite is destined they know to be the theatre of great events not very far off, and the Japanese alliance will be the key of the Pacific. It is bardly weedful to add that tho necessity for an alliance is far mure probable to Japan than the option of neutrality. Her army and navy are there forn well worth the attention of European and American stateamon at this moment,
CRICKET.
CLUE V. GARRISON,
This match was demmenced yesterday and finished this afternoon, the result being an easy victory for the Club.
at
guiding oupthing of the Ole Var-ginny never die order perhaps never suggested
The Northern correspondent of the Kuanged that the average speed of railway travell itself to the energetic Secretary and Fes forwards a memorial to the throne by ing in England is faster than in the States, Promater of the Literary venture; but the Governor of Hinnan, praying that as but this is not the case. The gauge is broad
the people ware is grout distress consequent let my readers fancy such a possibility!
apon bad crops. CADsed
used by a severe droughter than in England, the carriages taller, and That copies of the Report of Mr O. Chad-and the ravages of rats, they should not be the ongines larger. Consequently an Eng- wick are now said to be in great request, called upon ca send in ontributions of rice lich train looks like a toy train or a szuail to Peking The Superintendent of the Grain Trans- model cosipared with the American, and port explains that consequent upon the rise whilst an English train can only travel fast
tea lake, the of the waters of the Haugt
precaution to prevent train will travel faster without your know- the occurrence of
of any calamity.
ing it again, the Americans even ruo The Singapore
Cont of the ang Pao contributoe
relative to tramears by electricity in scine towns, in
by which I infer that certain experts (who have a higher opinion of that sanitarian than our ruling official ennitary
staff
for
convey tuca
banks of the river are in
RUSSIANA HONOREIK
Paris, October 25.-A luncheon was given at Cherbourg to-day in honor of the officers attached to the Russian squadron as that port. There was a goueral interchange of international good wishes.
fit of his health, has completed an elaborate work on the American Constitution, on which he has been engaged for several Fears. It will be published in a few weeks by Macmillan in three volumna
Faul I
Da Chaille's great work, The Viking which will be
he published nort month in two large volumes, will have 1200 ill- Puris October The Franco-Chinese attrations. It will be published simultane. commercial couvantion passed the first road.ously in England by Murray and in the
United States by Scribner, ing without dubate.
THE FRANÇO CITNESS CONVENTION.
FAILURE OF A RUSSIAN FIRML
St. Petersbury, October 25.-Wochrmann
posses) are bent on accepting the chal- that he has taken due great danger, but with a great deal of shaking, an Aroerican & Sou have suspended payment.
longe of E. the Governor.
That the incipient riot near Pedder's Wharf the other day, in which two brick-laden
Kan
boats were actualy boaten away from the Austria, Germany and Roesia to nettle, it
Eastern question, The article shows the Americans have always readily utiliced now
THE POPE SAYS 100S TOWER MUST BE EXERCISED 15 GBRMANY.
Ag
Ruskin has arrived at Venico and is stay- ing for a few wooks at the Hotel de l'Europa, This is his first visit to Venien in nearly twelve years.
They have odd ideas of the drama in Shefield Wilson Barrett has been acting London, Octuber 25.-In an interview Claudian there. Une evening a woman here was ugring her husband to hurry on with Pope broa Lundon correspondent was
that the latter was neither with her to the theatre. "They say that
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a secret arrangement arrived, at bolween | Cincinnati for instance, whilst in London told by the leased with Emperor Wil- Barrott is a fiue man, and that he's almost landing place, throws a light upon the would seem, among themselves the pending they are still dragged by hores. But the satisfed not said the Pope. In the Gor-naked,' she observed,,as an inducement to On Paris- ways of the Chinese which is instructive. interest that is taken by educated Chinese inventions, whilst the English have been whose wishes and froti.0,900,005 Catholics her husband not to tarry on the way.
That the Chiness roally govern themselves
in great casore, and the English admin- istration is hardly skin deep.
of the
liaro's visit.
T
man Empire there
there are
wd
THE PARNELL CAGE FROM AN IRISH POINT OF VIEW.
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On demand,
Credits, 4 months' right,
Ja New York-
On demand,
n2 bay-
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Ou demand,
Calcutta-
3.88
... 3.07
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Credits, 60 days' night,
761
223
2297
223
2231
721
79%
33,80
$6.41
Temperature.
must be respect in European affairs. Although the subject inclined to preserve their old methods. ed, it being to the interest of their Emperor is not new the giat of the correspondent's
London, Octobor 26.-T. P. O'Connoz Bo explains that a Thus an electric tram-car scheme would be to keep them coptented. When civil autho- letter may be given.
rity is righteously otercized it New York paper produces a map of
t is always sap-
affords the opportunity to foretell the to bo impossible, then that it would'nt pay, Church I cannot countenance injusties done course the Times and the triaj will take. The Club That no junkman would ever dream of world with divisious unlike those seen in conted in England, fizel it would be said ported by the Churce. As the head of the telegraphs :-The close of Webster's speech
Thia map, he goes on to claiming the protection of the Police in ordinary maps.
whom I am bound to protect and defendi, bat of a party and movement, and the Go On by a secret compact between the three
Tho teaching rights of the Church must verament has resolved to make the issue of be recognized, and their exercise maat be the home role struggle largely depend
apon authorized by the sinke, The Pope inti- mated that with: less than that neither be stora speech to-night, rhetorically, the thes realit From this point of view, Web.
Web. On nur Catholics would be satisfied.
30 days' night, worst and most confared over uttered in a
GROHMAN & Gold J.esí, 100 fine... great state trial
trial, was extremely
dexterons or producing a long array of police magis- SoverR BLS, trates, landlords, boycotted persons and
batted first and scored 190, in which total wore included the following scores --L. U. Barf 37 (not oul), Platt 32, F. Mait land 27, E. J. Cuxots 23, and T. Sercombe. Smith 19. The bowling of the Garrison was ineffective, and bowlers were frequently changed. Johnstone had three of tho The Car- wickets, but they cont 54 runa. rison's total fer the first innings was 10% to which the largest contribution was Lloyd's 26. F. H. Ö. Wilson and bowled for the Club all through this in- nings, the former having five wickets for 59 runs and the latter four for 40. In their second innings the Harrison were disponed of for 9, Major Churchill contributing 32,
341258
in.
O. E. Johnstone 21, and E. M. Blair 20. 0. S. Barff touk Evo wiekuta for 20 and E. J. Coxon three for 30. The Club had only seven to make on their second ninge in order to win, which they did with- out the loss of wicket, 11. F. O, Wilson getting five runs, and two bres making up the requisite number, The following aco tho scores:-
GLUTINNINGA
tions are the actual tribunals,
such a case, bocanse the trade combina. /ay, shows the partition of territory agreed that it would frighten the praes, that aume! To those who are committed to my care, a Te in now an indictment not of individuato
Powers. JAFA and the adjoining Islandane would be killed, that it was a are to be placed under German rule, while dangerous innovation and one which should But they might have Russia and Austria intend to divide Tarnot be encouraged. key. The division has so far buen post-one valid objection and that is the streets
of Holland in alive, but the writer asserts that
That the abuses of emigration hepce to the Straits Settlements are likely to cure
themselves, if the planters but take the oned, as to the partition will bo are so narrow and crooked that lg |
mattr well into their own hands.
an
there is a wire suspended about the height
THE LONDON POLICE,
erimos for weeks before the
It is in-
ro,
On demand,... hanghai-
On demand,...
Londay, October 24-I saw to-night the London police, which will appear in a magazine here on Sat
Saturday of a lamp post overhead like a telegraph ended as a defense of his failure to catch ster hopes to obtain a declaration from the BAROMETER
the English public. As to Parnell and the other members, Web- wire which is charged with electricity by a the Whitechapel merderer. Indirectly
Warr B Bays that Landon is practically un-Judges that their speeches sinned in
That the defence of the rascally members dorstanding with Russia that the battery and io the car there is a dynamo der mob rule and that Gladstone encourages insion and were calculated to produes
of the Chin Gang was a spectacle to His intention is to deprive operate, which is connected with the wire by means it. These are his words: It i
make the eyes of a Chinese oficial staro
with; astonishment.
But
in
to be de-
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indo at his death. Bin.rek greatly dreads primitive method of locomotion is possible. J. Laun That the Government here cannot be fur England and his intention is to deal bar a In Cincinnati the tramcar is run thus proofs of Sir Charlca Warren's articlo on the like, which will keep the story of Irish) Taken at Messrs Falconer de l'o,'s Fremises,
wrong, at the same time, in getting a blow by depriving her of all her colonies;
the y of England being the
Navy
most power. Uvner hold of those kidnapping-deus ful in the world, the sacute minister is alive called coolie-houtes, and in checking the to the fact that Germany emot hold her own by sea and has consequently could to advance-bounty abuse,
ships of both nations should co-c
England her place her on the
of an 37.
The car then ruas in a course plored that successivo governments have leads the probability of such judgment numerons colonics so as to place
nut had the courage to i make a a stand against being fually giver. Bate footing as Holland. To France he which forms an unbroken circuit.
the more noisy section
section and have given The careful packing of the court grows
way promises to hand over half of Belgium, although the Americans are beforehand before the tumultuous proceedings which more evident avery day. Bitter Toryiam leaving the other half independent with a the matter of travelling, being the greatest have exercised terrorist over peaceful and occasionally tusho forth in spite of la view that the king should not be deprived travellers on the face of the globe and the considerate justics shown towards the of all his sovereign rights. The writer having fow quiet domestic pleasures, Bill be regretted that and it is still more to borions training to the rapazairo. Smith
Lawabiding citizens;
the ex-Ministers while in a good-natured and well-contented inan, prisoners in Gel than the barefaced tales rightly remarks that Bismarck is on the they are behindhand in the rearrictions of opposition have not hesitated to embarrase but rubicund and
and commoplave, the of was and stories of oppression-garn other sido of 80, and his daya must now be their commerce by prvisation, which those in power by Fun Tarin den rhat British Lovers in his ignorance of
numbered. Is it likely that he will live hinders the interchange
mob. There can be very little doubt that Commoditica mob the mark-told by the hardened sad for ever that he fosters exhames so far dis- with other nations. We are not going to the entry against the political nad sinis tiality is placed on murderous criminals in the dock the lant and impossible! The New York paper shew the folhes of protection, but it is force was instigated for political
mus: hate published the other day. That while these stories were a certificate
P. it. O. Wilson, c Braith, E Johustona, 13
Dr Beecrow u. 2,, 5 Blair, b Braith...
T. 8. Emith, Sraith, b Johnstunc, .......
F. W. Maitland, e Lloyd, b Johnstone,
F. Masiland, .. Loyd, & Bair,..
F. J. Compr, rum cut,
0. 8. Thur!?, b Churchill,,
T. Lavis, b Blair,.
1. C. Back, not muty,
C. Platt, st. Lloyd, b Miles,..
J. Barkivi, & Spinks..........
Extry.
Total,
overnor de 198USDA.
Majer Chuchi, e Bar, b Coxon.
C. ginto ham, Wilson......
Mujer Jokeston, aut e and b. Wilm>...
31. Birir, vt, e Putt, b Coron,
A. di 6. Sanli, a. 2.8, Path, by Comus
A. A. Lugd., Ah, t
Jebretone, byth, is Wilsue,
Major dites, ..., WT,
1.). Hrking, * 1 (bxun
Corp. By(kx, sth. run out,
E. 6. Smit, bath, e Wilson, & Coxon,
Total
GARRISON, 280 Insinus.
A. A., R. V. Mattia!
C. E. Higginbothan asth, + 1.. Baer, 20. d.
Br...
Major Schretime & T
if §.
That thoro could not be a stronger proof of
to the orderly discipline of the Gaol,
15
14
they were a most wonderful corrabazation of the impartial treatment of criminals by E-glish Law and Justice
on some
on the insurgent bodiment of a well-fed and narrow-minded
time,
The chief Ireland.
of impar
reliance of
but this is also
having express perBonally,
are credited as bitterly uninst
com-
ablo informatus, but whether theas deer officient to remember that it encourages ter purposes, and is due to the Englishman weak. He is a strong
all three des adulteration, inferior workmanship, smuggi who poses as a censor of public bodies and indeed all designs will be accomplished time alone ing, pute things on a falae basis without passing as a rule but one idea as will shew.
The correspondent concludes benefiting the nation at large. For in the
to Irish members within a very short will
This refers unequivocally to philosophically-England certainly first
of since the adulterant does and will create great indignation
among period fight to the biter end, and as to the com
their appointment a nut daty
therefore the greater the his lol owers when the article is made missioners. To obtain anything like fair pact, man propors and Heaven disposes. doty the greater the prunt from adultera public. The article generally is a squeal consideration for the Irish cause an English Qui viera erra
And this is the reason why you on Warron's part, based on the grond Judge requires great breadth of mind and
imagination, so project That these scoundrels were permitted to the Poking, corpondent writes that ever can get an article of good quality that the police force might ever be run the Paglish into the very different
argue their putty grievances, as if the capital for the fortheuning marrings of the good bread till
committers, bolished the corn-laws, into vig
Yet it standa as Irish atmosphere of environment and vigilance Emperor, and that imposing ceremonies are nor will Gael were an neylura for the destitute frequently rehearsed by High officials in they over get goodi tea and tabberá a matter of record that the Whitechapel history. It is doubted whether Dauneu till they remove the duties. En long as
Committee has received alt at no has this breadth. The strongest hope is various temples!
and lately the Government curly
with
and oppressed, after Pereira had been murdered by ins or other of tiune -worthies, is a carvel, and one cannot help regrutting that the rascals missed the
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capital punishment which an adverse verdict would have scoured.
F. 3. Blir, se..., e Martinari, DC. 6. Bar,, 20
A. de 6. Seantun, ajan, b 6, B. Baru.
Mujer Churchill Seth, Fra out -
H.D. Hankins, KA, Þ.C. 8. Br
Major Miles, 2-A., & fimid, & CVX
0.3% Juhnatane 56th, e de la Cosoa. Curpl. Spiska Tech, o Wilson, b (xxen E., Kith 5b, not out.
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'FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR
That the last-invented Hongkong epidemic
is pleasant fever, the only cure for which is a trip to the North, where guns and house-boats are obtainable.
That although I do not agree with the Go- vornor lo many of his public utterances,
That the Visiting Justices will do well to be
CORRESPONDENCE.
A CRITIO CRITICISED. To the Editor of the Cuina MAIL.'
Hougkong, Nov. 23, 1688. Sm, - Will you kindly give me a little
on their guard against laxity, and to use space in your paper to reply to the unjust
tion.
they
Bilance trout Warren, Sir Charles also tant his great self-respect will make his thuy bad the window-tax they bad accuses the reporters who have dang mero † judgment independent.
bad
the nation van and whcel tax. The lo salve the mystery of the crizaes than any offect
would have been that carriages ro- one else, with hampering his work, Warren quiring four wheels would have beri built makes no comparison of the London for with two-to save the tax-and that people with the French and Continental police. would have taken to dog-carts instead of partunstely the Government was provented four-wheelers to escape au exurbilant tax. Portunately being modified to one on heavy
THE POPE BITTERLY DENOUNCES THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT,
Rome, October 24The Pupu received
an address to them. After condemning the
that no good ground exists for the im. and insulting comments on my perform. from imposing such a foolish tax, the tax the Neapolitan pilgrims to-day and made and the other miseries v
only
Do. 1 P.K.
Do. $8.50.
Maximum ...
Do, Minimum rer might
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
AT 4 EM. TO-DAY.
30.12 79
Barometer
Tomperature. Damp Bulb Direction of Wind Force
We 'eather
Bangkong Observatory, Nov. 24, 1888.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
મ
REGISTER.
NOVEMURE 33. —AT 4 F.N.
dumidity.
Cirection.
Wind,
الوا المشي
These facts make Parnell's counsel ap prohend an unfavorable judgmeat. On the other hand, Charles Russell is strong, ly of the opinion that the nature of the cass presented by Webeter gives him the full l'ostor k. 30.09 23 right to present a counter case and pre-
Tukio. at a record of wholesale eviations, the Nagasaki...30.9% horror of famine, the aruelties of landlords, Sha.. 30.33 02
which
the out Amy 30.20 70 begnt of all fons of the Papal Sea Worate Listsup Watch, who tretiny on this Maus 29.93 87026
of the leading Irish bishops, including Arch. Haiphong, 10.1677 the same, it is not
sat through
ugh the case to Bolinao.... 29.01 81.72 said: Pope shi the fee at all relieved by inconvenient methods of do not hesitate to confires by new insulte, this city they
day, are ready to
to give loying it. de nor inflicts That the judgment given by Chief Justice ble
proper way of
salemin occasions, the
usurpation point,
NOVEMBER 24. 10. Russell in the Salt Corner 'caso care- heu
He even goes so far as citber hampers very tame
degrading Rome of the whole world, me to refer the writer to his criticism
pression that they are mure figure-hoads all the more reason they should beati themselves, seeing that the Visiting Jus ticus comprehend many of our very best
mea.
ances, which have appeared in the Houg
by Sherwood was to burden of taxation by modiona, and the Italian Government and stating that hatredges and justified the Irish movemont All Hongkong 314 es
kong Telegraph The critic (with whom 1 But in taxation of articles of conunerea or have not. the pleasure of drinking the of luxury is always friendly glass) anys that my
heurt
ty
renditions of
of 'Queen of my
The
Rome
of taxsery and i
which
on
отел
on
brazce
as those with very small incomes are
*In
All
of the bers
to connect the mem- attempts tu cinn
already. A full es Tokio.......
avoided everyiling save the purely | to cal thủ yơng an old Chesinat Allow any elaas ja toax property and income, and and violence which are within the remem has been aban vidyally with outrages | WPostoek, 30.16 18; BENW,2
hering of the partnership contrast. That what may be fairly described as the July 18th, in which he says 'As a vocalist, to escape, to have a poll-tax as well, lite to the simple position of the capital of apsure of the forgeries grows certain with Nagasaki.. 30.31
spicey
Christ and it shall
or portion of the pro e doubtedly the favorite. ton of the United States is of great impor. the Sṣe of the Vicar off it to be federates. The whole result then turns Amy
ceedings was by unnoticed, passed
though,
$3
been achieved by including the bribed
Conau}' and
- a thin was largely due t
That the vest corner which was to have
Hi
sids, and to hato secured a small flotilla queat repetitions which the audience inaia.st. There is little doubt that if the perfect faith in the triumph of his caU&B
ps its Commissioner
st
States adopted-Free trade a
да
lettora
Weather.
4.13
The barometer has fallen in Shanghai and gradients for N. E. winds are moderate. Cloudy, rather wizzi and dry weather pro.
Vai a
appointment to all lovors of romance. the patter with him the sains au both productions. This would increase the ship Action is vocessary, for which I rely upon timo' when it is well-known that tine ilier.
the abandonment by the Times of its con- Shanghai.. 30.23 52 The dreikingdom, while God Mr H. M. Imano as Harry Sher they have in the United States. The deci
Baritone was heard to full
full tance
in its bearing on
ever reinin the capital of the Catholic on the question whether the public were Hongkong 30.21 73 Hongkong, since
induenced by the general condemnation of Haiphong, 30.16 73 in the exrenada "Queen of my panufactorice are nizsing on all hands in world. In conclusion, the Pop express Trishi, i tubers on their general policy, or Bolinao 30.04 63 85
the due the fro
The Archbishop of Naples who headed Whether they are Requitted of all special auit... & markot its command, should have come to ted upon. His impersonation of the wild would be opened in San Francisco and the the pilgrims recounted to the Pope all that charge by the disproval of the forged grief on the mere technicality of a formal blade of the last coutury was must finished. West Coast for Indian and other goods occurred in Naples during Emperor Wil- liam's visit. The Pope replied; *Our I sincerely hope that Sir William Dea · Agreement, m
must have been a keen dis- He claims that my make-up last
most ludicrons,sday not now admissible on account i
the her enemies are exerting their whole length evening WELS
duties in exchange for Californian wines
to oppress us. Les na redouble our efforts and fruits or for some of its rich mineral and return untiringly to the struggle. at a change the
18? My and on July 187 of air would be of advantage to some of make-up was precisely
In his criticism of Trovatore, he ping trade of Hongkong as an intermediate in Canton over the steam-
am has the aedssity to say as the Count Bir station and would put in the power of and the usually numerous engagewunta / That to Gratify whatever thera Imano was the same old Imano. He stands i puchasers here at a moderate rats articles may have been in the charge teelf, was owing vengeance,' and in the same breath | But the poot of the matter is this, a country like an image whether singing a sa enade or which now cannot be bought at ang price.
in the charge itself; oblity of criticising & performancs, furį ping, for abiņā 1
displaying his utter ignorance and expert. Nor can port cannot expect to Crown Princess Stephanie of Austria in quicker that reading a long list of rules for Fahrenheit.
Voeux and his worthy Lady may enjoy That there is now no doubt that a and bought by their short holiday,
the Southern Commissioners of Customs eccenions. laanch
That Reef practices, Iolanthe rehearsals,
common to the cool season, are providing
rather warm work for many of our re- sidenta.
That Christmas toys, Christmas cards and
good cheer begin to engage oue's atten
revealed an
of my duet with Miss Leamington, whic
it
Like clergy.
LONDON.
Tat man with twina is deucedly happy- Ir is absurd to speak of the footprints of
STRAWBERRIES are not so pour now at Efty cents a quart as they were a month ago.
NONG will make a wealthy man tired good health.
W. DOBERCE, Government Astronomer. Bongkong Observatory, November 24
1. Basana,reduced to 82 degrees Fahren. ait, and to the level of the sea in inches, teatas and hundredthe
9. TEMPERATURE, in the shade in degrees
8. Hozmiry, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of mir salurted with moisture ben
4. DILZOTION OF Wivo, lo two points.
FADOUCHERE'S WEEKLY BUDGET FROM"
feeble in a numiliating degres.
London, October 24-I hear that the That the conduct of the Fatalan cato w
which relussa to weak becaused the Bridence
hope to have any ship tends to apply for a divorce from the Crown inherent feebleness in
will not go where they cat. Prince Rudolph and that she will probably but that the weakness in the General as a cutter of fact, I have no duet with enly carry cargres one way. The couso quit Vienna shortly for Brussels, but her in there any pet tense of dust Jack
Jack Goodfellow's small brother"Jsek, | 100, Grant case was more in the absolute that lady. The Hongkong aadiorces have quente in that although the States pusscas
the King and
and Queen of the Bulgians absence of evidence than in the quibbling appreciated toy efforts, and my managers the finest harbours in the world, they are
Parents, and hor elder the wife of Prince (gloomily)-Yes, dan. nature the
are satisfied with me; why should this man not filled with ships, and not but they Philip of Saxe-Coburg, are unremitting in SAID the little one: Mother only or That I hear rumours of rude illustrations of That
That the audacity
ct & recent proposition soul to injure me through the columns of adopt a feep trada policy will they be able their efforts to avert this catastrophe. Fra-dered one baby, and when the Doctor came by the Kowloong Commissioner caps his paper Hoping I aim tot trespassing to do a great export trade like England perur Francis Joseph is worried enough he brought two, and they were so much everything I have tvar beard, avon in the too much in asking you to pablish my which would not only enrich themselves about public affairs without having his pri- aliko and so pretty that mother didn't know annals of Chinese international inter letter,-I ani, yours truly,,
but spread a general prosperity on all those
rate life made a burden to him through the which to chuusu, and so she kept them constries sujoying their commodities,
cogentricities and extravagances of his wife, both!!
tion and to hint that another year is quietly drifting to its end
the manners and customs of high-toned
Hongkong society which I hesitate to be Hiero
OPSTER
H. M. IMANO.
Biztor,
. Foucs or Wisp, recording to Beaule 4
Seale.
6. Stars of Wearuax, thus sky, z-de- ched clonds, drizzling, rain, flow, s gloome, hall, I liplenitve, a ovazut, for pleme waqusly, main, a show, tasudas, tibbd
dev (net)
7. Ram, Is lucher, tentky and hundredths,
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