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Tar Hungarian Government han appointed a commission to confer with the Austrian Government un to the reform of the currency and the establishment of biturtallism. The Commissioners favour the introduction of tho French frane as the unit of currency, and the 20-frans gold piece

na the standardi

on

THE CHINA MAIL

to

a Mr

PUBLIC LATEINER,"

His Worship sad the only bail he

allow would be a prohibitive bail.

could

hat

Mr Wotton asked that the bail should be nothing less than $30,000,000

His Worship said he did not think that excessive, and allowed bail in two surolics of $25,000 each,

The case was then adjourned till Monday

10.30, at 10.30.

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No 8479. MARON 7, 1890,]

TELEGRAMS

public demonstration of the same kind, and | tary regulations would have to be made. It and documents and it was very difficult for ho thought things who did as were entitled did not follow that if they allowell junks to the prosecution to be satisfied at the mo- Brandt

were entitled did not follow that if they allowed junks to the prosecution to be satisfied at the (From French L'apers, ]

to sozio consideration. He did not suppone enter for the purposes of frade that, they went as to the exact amount, many of them wanted any say in it; most were to be allowed to remain as long an of them would rather pay their money and they likod, THE PRESS LAW IN FRANCE.

have no trouble, but he thought at all It was agreed to transmit the report, with PAEI, Feb. 22.

oronts they might have the compliment the rectumondation that bouts be allowed paid them of being naked if they wished to to enter for loading and unloading cargo, The Senate has adopted this proposal

hare anything to say with regard to the bit must leave the harbour at night. mads by M. Marcul Bartho, according to Iz is generally understood, says in London disposition of Ho only hoped that every of the money they were propar- which all once againat newspapers accused correspondent, that the Chancellor of the ed to pay down. Ho only hoped that every

duty of injuring, outraging or defaming publie Exchequer will this year remove the duty one in the onlong would let himself out to officers will be tried before the Court of silver plate, which only produces about the boat of his ability to give the Princo a officer will be tried before the Court of 75,000, and may or may not have been hearty welcome, when lin

75,000%; and may or may not have been hearty welcome when he unme. (Ecar misdemeanours (Polico Court,)

the cause of orippling the ailversmith's art bear and applause. ) in this country. At muy rate, all efforts that have been made to revive the art have THE FRENCH BUDGET FOR 1831. bean ac fat wholly unsuccessful, although The Minister of Finance has introduced the Goldsmiths' Company has done its beat the adget for 1991. It provides for the to encourage competition and prizes. The the dget for 1591. It provides for the to encourage competition and to atimulate

taste in design by offering rich suppression of the extraordinary war bud-diffinity hitherto in the way of a removal got, and for a loan of 70 million frutes to of the duty has been the necessary payment sousolidate the treasury bonds issued dur- of something in the shape of a drawback on

ur-work already mnafactured. But of retenting and carried. ing the last iix years.

years oven the manufacture of silver goose A vote of thanks to the chairman termi- and forks has been so reduced that it is mated the meeting. believed that something under 150,000 will satisfy all the claims for unsoldatock which have been legitimately put forward by the manufacturers.

LOCAL AND GENERAL...

PASSED BOEE CANAL. OUTWARD BOUND - Cardiganshire, Glenart- my, Sarpedon. Bellona, Feb. 11 ; Bien- dule, Helyrood: 14; damemnon, M. ge, 18; Glongyle, 21; dnchises, Preus sen, Daphne. 26 Chazee, Glengarry, Glamorganshire, Hysdael, 28; Ulysses,

Mar. 4.

Correspondence with regard to the lansat ing of public latrines waslaid on the table. In minute fir Francis suggested that private latrines should be done away with and that a sufficient number of public latrines be con accuoted and that these latrines be free. The Registrar-Govoral, and the President coincided. Mr Chadwisk said there was an insu allowed, if they so chose, to construct privato insufficient number of latrines. He, how. ever, was in favour of private persons being latrines, andor proper regulations. There A were Chinens who seemed to wish to conduct

The Chairman said they had seen two instances of what miserable failures publia meetings in connection with this subject rere, this mecting being even smaller the the community was perfectly satisfied, and the previous De, and he concluded that that they had merely to be asked to illumination, under mate and they would do ed.

The resolution was then put to the most

THE SANITARY BOARD.

w

that bostress. He had soon latrines in that bostess. Canton and in some village in China that compared favourably with those of Hoog- kong,

The matter was reformad to a small com- siiten consisting of Me Chadwick, De Ho

Kaj and the President.

my

DRAINAGE OF THE HONGKONG FOTEL.・・

SUPREME COURT.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. (Before His Honour Mr Fielding Clarke, Acting Chief Justtos),

DISGRACEFUL. SHAREDEALING

Friday, 7th March, 1800. DISGRACEFUL, SHAREDEALING

A

A

CONSPIRACY.

BUANDE WONG LAT SHING. This was an action to recover the sum of $2,200, difference on a trancaction in China Sagar shares. Mr Brandt, the plain Uff, conducted his own case; and Mr J. J. Francis, Q., with him Me Phillippo, in structed by Me Webber, was for the de- fence.

The hearing of evidenco for the defend.

concluded,

Evidence for the defendant having bean

was resumed. concluded,

The plaintiff anked leave to call ovidence rebuttal His Lordship On what point? The piniotiff-With regard to the time the

B*** | this take..

defendant first consulted Mr. Wehber in

in

A moeting of the Sanitary Board was held

A latter was 'read froin the Scoot

read from the cott was resumed. this afternoon-Han, 8. Brown presided and there were also present: General Gordon, the Board's assistance with the view of ob there were also present; General Gordon, of the Hongkong Hotel requesting U. Ayres, Mr Wong Shing, Mr N. Ede,taining special privileges in the matter of Hon. N. G. Mitchell Innes, and Hou. Os. the drainage spatem. The hotel was the largest institution in the solony providing for the public comfort and was largely the solony providing patronised by residents and meat visitors

increased pressure of accommodation to the Orlony. It had now 150 rooms and was laying ont further capital to meet the They were erecting a wing facing facing pleted, and when the wing was com the Praya, similar to the one just com pleted they would have 250 rooms,

the

The minutes of a spacial meeting wore to consider an outbreaks of pleuro-phoumoria read, which stated that the Board had not

at 3 and 5 Second Street, that they had instructed their officer to take immediate steps for tlie slaughter of the animals and

solicitor. slapa for the burial of the carcases at sea.

SALUTES.The Admiralty have amended. the regulations referring to salates, Salutes are to be fired by (a) all chips carrying tom or were broadside guns; and (b) all ships commanded by a captain abort Chadwick, C.M.G. commander, and carrying four or more HOMEWARD BOUND Funges, February 4; quick-liring guns of the same nature, or six

Achilles, 7 Telantan, Oriental, 18; light guns specially Kaisons, 21: Denbighshire, Electra, The 6-pounder quick-firing gun is to be Kaisins 21 Denbighshire, Electra provided for salating Irovadily, 28; Clyde, Fangtse, March used for salating where four guns of this salara are carried; otherwise, the 3 poander quick-firing gun, where four of theso gens are included in the armament, these gens are included in the arungment, Heavier gana than 7 in. 6-ton gana aro not to be used for the purpose of Ering salutes In cases where, from any special circamsarees, the omission to salute esas not be explaited without giving offance to foreign Power or officer, salutes are to be Gred by any ship which can possibly do so with safety, whether entitled to salute by the foregoing regulations or not,

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The M. M. Co's ateamer Conge, with the French mail of Feb. 7, left Singapore on Thursday, Sth inat., ut: a.m., and may be expected here at or about Thursday, the 13th ins. This packet brings replies to letters despatobed from Bougkong on Jan. 1. The Canadian Pacific & 6. Butavia left Taucouver for Japan; &c., on the 13th

Feb.

The O. $. S. Co.'s a. s. Stender, from Liverpool, left Singapore on the 3rd March, and may be expected here on

or about the 10th March.

The Union Line a. e Yorkshire left Singa pore on March 5, and may be expected here on or about March 12. The P. & O. extra 8. 8. Brindisi, from London, and Kombay left Singapore for this port on the 6th Max., and may be expected hora on or about the 13th The Glon Line steamship Glenortney, from London and Antwerp, left Singapore on March 6, and many be expected here

Feb.

on or about the 13th March, The P. & C. Co.'s extra staamalip Nizam loft Bombay for this port on the 2nd Marok, at noon.

Mrs Jardine, Matheson & Co. inform us that tho 1.8. Flourtney, from London and Antwerp for this port, left Singapore on Thursday afternoon...

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This was repeated at the crockery, music, and buokatoros. Frem all that can be learned the scheme worked well.

THE FORTH BRIDGE.-The first train to crom tho Fonth Bridge from end to end made the journey on Jan. 24, and was an object of great interest all along the route. The train consisted of an engine and tender,

2.

AN INSPECTOR FOX KOWLOON..

CLUB, ET

RUBAL BUILDING LOT NO. 7.

MENT CASE

terial, bot Mr Francie boving stated that he

His Lordship did not think the point ma erit, but Mr Francis beving stated that he had no objection, the evidence was allowed. The plaintiff then called the defendant's bad to objection, the evidence

line

FRANCE'S EFFORT TO SECURE 185

TRADE OF SOUTH CHINAL N The Tong King correspondent of the Temas thus writes :--

ing

prina sold 1e re are

November 7t in this matte person would dingly likely suggested, told of shame with led to act,

Wilness-No.

and it

ter which

sems to me the real question -Has Mr conclusion. I may any it has been remark- Brandt come here to deliberately perjured that the date of the first of the two has himself, or is there a wicked onspirary apparently henn altered, and I must my it against him. against him to make out that he was not-in dues appear to have been altered. As rør, position to hold these aharus and to do gards the other letter there is first this ob liver them on the 31st October Before 1servation-it does nat sapunt to manch five them state my conclusion on this very up casant that the paper is entirely different from

of t point, let us see what the legal position of that of any of the allier letters the defend. the parties was. There was a lips conant has written from Mesars Douglas Lap- tract for 50 Chins Sugar shares made on rail and Co's office. If I heliers this lotter the 20th August, the shares to be deia a fabrication, as regards the story of the livsted on 31st October, Well, now, in conversation with Samuel and Ramjahr that contract of course delivery upon taide the hotel, I must assume that their the_cato montioned is of the essence evidence is false. It is a conclusion I re- of the contract. The contract is that grot to have to auto to, but in face of the moller, that is to any Mr Brandt, this evidence I really can come to no other, undertakes to deliver a namber of shares They say that upon the next day they went on the day in question and the other party to see Mr Webber at least Samuel says no undertakes to take delivery of them. That but Mr Wobbor has told us, at the clos

waived either by the distinct statement of antrue what the defendant bas stated costs upon the golier the duty of delivering of the caso, that he was not in

a of ilint was at the class untrue. It is alas them. That is a condition which may be thon. Therfore that is uns in the colony either of the parties or by their couduct in that he saw Mr Webber in the first week' sunection with it. The legal queation in of November These aatrue statements conection wes or by their element of antruo her ore that's in the solo this case will be whether the evidence am support me in my opinion that this lotter ovate to a waiver of that condition or not, the defendant's) was not wilton under because thero ta ho doubt, and it is not the circustances which are alleged by the denied, that there was in fact no actual defendant. When it was written nið physical delivery. It will be important to under what circumstances, of course I don't bear in mind that before the due data of know, but I don't look upen is as throwing shuse shares there had been two excentions any doubt upon the plaintiff's staccinout that issued at the suit of the plaintiff against he delivered hia latter on 31st October, and the defendant. One of these, issued in if he delivered that letter then which "I September, for overn thousand dollars, had believe, the evidence of the defendant is been tardily satisfied by instalments, and false. Therefore my camelusion must be the second, faved very shortly be that the plantif is entitled to recover the fure the due date for these shares, for amount for which ho anan. There will be 3075, was unpolished at the time the pay-udgment for the amount corned, and ment for these sharea became dne. The COLE

Mr Brand-And interest, my Lord }

execution against him: On the 28th Octo plaintiff's account is on the face of it clear enough. He knew the defondant, was in His Lordship Yes; interest to the data

and diffulties because he had su upaatiated of taxation execution against him: On the 28th Octo bos, he says, he sent Fukesis, who had acted as his broker, to inquire as to whether the defandart was going to take up tha If they were required to strictly conform to Mr Wobber could not remember at what shares. There is in doubt that Fukeesa the sanitary requirements they would re-but said Bir Sampal came to him as he was although there is some doubt as to what ho Yunnas, I pointed out the urgency of send- date the case was brat brought to his notice, wont to the defendant for that purpose, the sanitary tanks which, heades being an easing plaintiff had just sent the

In one of my last lottery, in speaking of quire large tanks which, heades being an Mr

day with a latter and told the defendant on his return Thera fug un agent to the weatarn part of the space, and A letter from the Celonis! Secretary was encroachment on the e, would once an easing the court one day with a latter pad told the defendant on his return Thera

sent Province on the frontier of read, in whicht it was stated that the lagi umpicasant uduur througlight the day, said the plaintiff had just want the letter to is a discrepancy here, but it is perfectly great Chinese Pro

the at Burmab. Have lative Council would be mered to provide would be ounstantly overflowing, an they the defendant and threatened to take pro clear the plaintiff had reason to suppose the user rovince on the frontier of terest in studying the mother's employed an inspector of nuisances for the Kowloon would not be emptied but at night, and ceedings against hini. The letter was dated defendant was in difficulties. It had not cut. Here wo not a considerable in- 31st October Ele could not say when he been suggested to him and he had to roman by our competitors to trade with the district by way of experiment until the end would thus become a great source of 31st October. Ele could not say when he been suggnated to him and he had to ranson

kuisance. They suggested that the diff first stw the defendant personally. Wit to believe that there was another principal by ur competitors to trade with the of the present year.

ness returned from a visit to Shanghai on "laintiff says that both he and Fakeera sav sold 1. If from financial considerations anti natives and know the nature of the goods. culty might be met by allowing the Hotel The sleamchip ratsen pear left Sin-Nor long ago an Atlante young lady was THE DRAINAGE OP BANK BUILDINGS, GERMAN drainage to connect with the main in 11th November. He could not say abon the defendent on the 31 at October: Fukcora indifference ere are compelled to set, it is

gapore ou the 2nd March, and may be į about to be married, aaps the Atlanta

draget.

refreshed by papers handed to Peditor's Buest. This would in no way be left for Shanghat. His memory being is not quite certain of the date, but he says three are compelled to set, it is

may not the same with other matian. I h expected here on or about the 0th Journal About two weeks before the

A report from the Sanitary Surveyor was add to the stench of the main, as amp Brandt, witness wiid he left for Shanghai 31st, and not on the 30th, as we suggested, agent who is going to long-Yox, where the refreshed by papers handed to him by Mr he is certainly of opinion that it was on the told of the arrival at Xau-fu of a British March.

time the wedding was to take place this puung lady visited the various stores in read with regard to the drainage of inland could be fixed at the junction.

With regard t

The Secretary read a minule on the stb. on 25th October.

exceedingly likely that n truthful opening of the city. At each of the jewellery stores lots 617, 18, and 615.

and 619 it was stated that the fealth Ordinance prohibited abso- Jos November? You were not here The plainti slivered personally, inform is not caly diplomatic; it is also commer stated that the ject, which stated that section 64 of the yn account to his Government of what our Bis Lordship-Then it is quite untene person would not bu quite satisfied about we port will be decided, and wha site called the proprietor aside and told lots 618 and 619 it was stated that the ject, which stated that section 64 of the

side and told drainage works of these promises were very Public nbso-on a let Consul has done. The mission of this agaat

Health then? him of her approaching marrings, and then drainage works of these promises were very Public Health Ordinance prohibited abso that they risulted you Brat in this matter the exact date after such a lapas of time will pees by Mong-teze, so as to render an Band: Now; it is very probable that some defective, especially 619. 617 was somewhat lately the construction and connection of on Jst November? You were not here The plaintif says he went there with a lot account to his Government of what our of my friends may come in here and select better, but still defective. The Surveyor water closets with main drains. That being then?

ing the defendant that the shares were at cial, because he carries with him coada of

because it is also commer on Fresent. It's horrid to get something was afraid that nothing short of oxported Fresent. It's horrid to gut something was afraid that nothing short of a new sys. the case, the law would have to be amended.

Ms Francis, in summing up, said the only his dampol, and that if they were not taken samples, no 69 to make known, in the Some discussion took place on the subject. you don't like, so I want you to look out tem of drains for the promises would prove for me, and if you can satisfy yourself that effective.

resent in England. He also niskes note of the It was generally admitted that the present question of law in the casu was whether the up before three o'clock they would be sold samples, s

Waters present is about to bo purchased for xao It was agreed that the owners be called state of the drainage of the Hotel was very non-tonder of the shares by the plaintiff and the difference would be charged to the centres he passes, the articles manufactured observations mada to him by merchants, of induce the purchaser to buy something I upon to redtain the houses of this block in unsatisfactory, Mr Chadwick and there did not relieve the defendant from his et defendant. Thereupon, he says, Ute defen-land. He also miskes noto of the system should wet beligations under the contract, there resting dant told him he was unable to take the the importance if warkete, and of the was no tasson why a will now select. The proprietor could see socordance with the printed by-laws.

arranged whereby the Hongkong Hotel, on the plaintiff the legal obligation to tun-shares and seked him to sell thou. If that nature of products that will earra as er nothing wrong in granting inch a request, THE BILL FOR TUR DESTRUCTION OF LATTLE. the English and German Clubs ander the shares. As to the facts of the man to be believed, it is to my mund quite changes. I do not believe that this method and the young lady selected a number of

A valuation list in connection with the Bank Buildings should not drain into a the statearent on which the plaintiff to a sufficient evidence of a waiver. If that in changes. I dont believe that his method piccos of jewellery which suited her taste.

Bank Buildings should not drain into a great extent relied, that the witness Fur selling the shares, and is perfectly just travel in this manner, and the offices of the perfectly justified in castonis; a the offices of the D They were marked and the clarks notified, slaughter of 43 animals and their burial at een main which would carry the sewage to a great extent relied, that the witness Fuk-true the pinilit was perfectly justified in of proseeding has yet entered into o

was laid in the table. The total valuation of paint below kw-water mark. With an era informed him on 28th October that selling the shares, and is perfectly justitis; a French Consul would refuse to total valuation of paint below low-water mark. With a Minister of Foreign Affairs will with diff

defended him on 28th Otis Fuk-true the pinit of a waiver. If the changes. be the animals alain was 31,820.60; expundi abundant supply of water, he did not see defendant was in difficulties with respect fied in coming here to-day to claim damage.travel in this manner, and the offices of the trus-whe-culty such an innovation. The role ture fur coolie hire, 351.67 disinfectants, why private houses should not have water the shares, was not borno out by the The question is whether that is true wheels admit zug Affairs will with diff

our egons in these per 14 unexplored. &o., 330. It was evidence of the witness As to whethior ther that letter was written and that reply of our sont en innovation. The role stated that there were cluseta. Ho trould not recommend them the plaintiff netudly did call on the defend was weived. Then, the plaintiff says that countries slaid consist of bringing to the

of an 59 animals, 16 of which had died and 43 for the Chinese.

ant on 31st Ontober, that rested simply on later on in the day he wrote the defen gervice of the metropolitas industry the were slaughtered. It was agreed to send It was agreed to refer the subject to Mirant

hestato 20 stato ente that their influence and the the bill to the Acting Governor, with a re- Chadwick, with the request that he should the statements of the two men taken in dant another letter, to the effect that he state

write a minute on the subject.

connection with other circumstances. The had sold the elierce and that he cared the knowledge that, port on the case.

the knowledge that they can have of the usages defondant absolutely, denied that the plain defendant with the diference. He says and customs of the peoples with whom they tiff did call on him on that day, that be forwarded that latter on the same day, as The report of Mr Chadwick on the corre THE ORIENTAL BANK EMBEZZLE ever declined to take up the shares and produces his ohit-book to show, ilm? It had oxercise their mission, enables them to

that it transmit, saloon carriage, and a brake van. It car

that he agreed to pay the differenes on been received. The defendent says he did t

The defendant says hos forgards the following the way Aucthor correspondent of the anme ried Lord Colville of Culross, chairman of spondence on this subject was laid on the the Great Nerthorn Railway Company, Mr con mendations for placing the drains in New Oriental Bank, who was arrested you the defendant on Stat October, or that the that fra leter

table. Mr Chadwick made certain re-

John Gray, assistant accountant in the them. On the other hand the plaintiff ne-not receive that letter until the next day. Journal forwards the following t

nied that he had any communication from The important thing, however, is whether French Thompson, chairman of the Midland init.commendations for placing the drains in e way Company, the Marquess of Twerddalo, satisfactory condition and also made certain

the defendant on Sist October, or that the that frat letter was written a al and poli-ono industry in Ananus is in the way chairman of the North Iritish Railway suggestions with reference to the by-laws (erday afternoon on a charge of embezzle defendant's braker, Samuel, mentioned vered in the defendant's office, ou the Sist at achieving a victory which is not to be went, was today brought before Mr Wode the matter of the shares that day. He October The defendant, with the viewed, mid which our manuʼacturers Company, the Marchioness of Twesidste, on the subject of drainage.

and others. The train

It was agised to ask Afr Chadwick to Lord Dalrymple, and there. The train

couturad to suggest that the probe of showing that he could not have received an ident interest in knowing. hours in the Police Court ble etale of slice was this that touch a latter, produses two letters which ho mancing to beat their English and dormiza left the Edinburgh station about 10 o'lack old rable people building houses to

their Me to beater quality, are othe left the Edinburgh station about 10 'lock draw up suggestions or Dali uctions which hours in the Police Courtutura

Mr Walton suid-In this case, your Wor- Brandt without having any diecat com.sys be forwarded to Samael on The asmeninis A French boat Hue, the and travelled over the new direct line frota would enable people building bounce to

bich recently made a large contengs will Corstorphine to Queensferry. At the Forth know what the views of the Board were, ship, I appear on behalf of the New Oriental musicution with the defendant, and not day. The question is one ad to the genuine A French house at Hue, die sama Bridge Station the train was joined by Sir and what was meant by constructing drains Bank Corporation, Limited, to prosecute, knowing that Tong Lai Chua was the ness of these intters. If I were addressing to And Core Goat will

ourt half a million of John Fowler, Bir Baker, Mr Arrol, Mr T to the satisfaction of the Board-in fact, a Defendant is a clerk, he is accountant and principal, concluded that the shares could jury I should tell them that is the

ages Now Lyons aika is in the way of disposing to Owing to the transposition of a comma and Cooper, Mr Phillips, and several ladies code for the practical construction of house cashier in the Bank. He has been there not be taken up. There was besides the tion on which the whole care hinges. Now the pu

Grains in accordance with the by-laws.

for about three years. Bis position is a finct that though Mr Brandt said he could the first lettor is a noto which the, deform the pupulation of enormous quantities of cottons made in the Vosges They canast period, the meaning of one of the sen- When the train ran on to the approach drains in accordance with the by-laws.

Mr Humphrege--The wish of the Beard position of trust. Be has, in a great mon have got the share he wanted--he said he sat says he sent off te Samuel upon the op meet the demand, spesially at the ap teneos in Mr Layton's remarks at the China viaduct the engine was taken charge of by viaduct then s

proath of the 1st létes, whend, is the mode the Marchiotiess of wroddale, who, along is simply that houses should be sani. euro contrul of the books and of a portion bad two or three handred to deliver-parando of Tong Lai Chun, who called and t Bone Company's meeting was considerably with the Marquess and several other dircetary, neither a nuisance to its inmates of the cash. Of course be is an officer in through Mesars Toog and Gubbay, that asked about the shares. He says Samuel to ixchan presents, sed they have for

with, occupied the platform. Ber langship

whom great trust is necessarily placed, and was a very improbable arrangement and came in response to the chit, and that be warded orders by lelegram to bus tuisru

Was a very improbable arrangement and facturers. This native buyers, after having altered. Mr Ington was made to any-tors, occupied the platform. Ber ladyshipur to the people in the toighbourhood.

occupied should like to asy here that we have had a then turned on steam and took the train should like to esy here that we have had a over the bridge at a steady pace of ten miles immediate steps to put in a satisfactory tray of that trust. Yesterday it came to the other side every opportunity to call longer to write that then to write what Chinate merchants, who have large stocks,

on then turned on steam and took the train It was also resolved to write Messrs But it is to be expeetod in his case, of course, Messrs Tueg and Gabbay had not boca said to him Get these share. He said he wanted extra by telegram to their manus

dida's weits to him to get the shares be ompared the prices and the quality, be over the bridge at a steady pace of ten milesterfield and Swire requesting them to take like that of everybody else but more parti- called to support the statement. good deal of prejudics to work against in an hour. The incident was witnessed by condition theso boaso draine that required breach of that trust. Yesterday it came to the other side every opportunity to call longer

an mi Petites cularly in his case, that there should be o His Lordship aid the plaintiff had giron cause he was too busy at the time, and, al-finished y coming to them, and arsorted lay their okl supplem. It appears that the the saw milling, owing chiefly to the offorts thousands of persons, including many of no

the alterations the knowledge of the manager of the bank Messrs Teeg and Gubber that the one of he did, he had no other explanation to offer ato me moval by the sudden favour

Toeg and Gubbay. of the manager of the mill, who has worked the workinou, who oustered on the para improvement to carry out the alterations the knowledge of the manager of the bank Messis Teds every opportunity to call though I said to him it would take him or young to them, and deserted

Mr Francis emitted pate and far up among tubes and spara of suggested by Mr Chadwick in his re- that the defendant had ombreated and

mando away with two sums of money, proof was on the plaintife. On the evidevos Then he says, the rest parchazer, Tong Lai the bridge, and who cheered lustily as the port.

proofracoin enamitted that the onger to write that

avidures Then he says, the real purchaser, Tong La graned to our produsia. They have just one of $3,400 and the other of $25,000 of Mr Samuel and Mr Kumjahon who bad Chun aalled again in the afternoon, and not wade overtures towards this house, with one of $2,200 and the other of $250 tran passed. The journey anross the

"A SHORT DIVERSION.

in information was made yesterday and a apparently no intercat in the case whatever, having seen Mr Brandt the defendant again the view of being ng busk tlin old order of bridge was made with the utmost smooth- Mr Mitchell-Innes rose and caid he was warrant was is ued and defondant was are he asked his dahip to accept the de- writes to Samuel, and upon receipt of this things. They have threatened in officer it ness and comfort, in about five minutes, sorry he had to leave. He bad to attend a tested. I propose to put Mr Herbert into fondant's version of what occurred on 31st nota Samuel goes in svaret of Me Brande the tastes of bayers cuatinus for the (new) The speed on the return journey was some mase meating in the City Hall (laughter).

He bad to attend a warrant was is ued and defondant and a apparently no interesujahu who had Chun tolled against purchaser, Tong Ls much mocal by the

the box to give evidence that barn ont my October; and if his Lordship disbelieved and sees him near the hotel.. Samuel says, to ohhur cell ther options et 10 what accelerated;

Mr Humphreys suggested that they should statement.

the plaintiff on this yoint, how could his Brands was very angry and called him untonicnerative price, or to see an outlet all adjouro.

Hoary Arthur Herbert said-I am the other statements be accepted He aub (Samuel) 1630 Rnd did not take any olored which has hitherto bounged to the

rescal The President said he attended the last amager of the Now Oriental Bank Corpo- mitted that on no grounds could the notice of he letter. Now this sther, if it without contest up to the present They THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHTS meeting at which there was a very small ration Branol in Hongkong The pri svidence, if these witnesses be set aside, genuine, makes it impossible concerts aloud without delay geleceks for "olir

manager Arthur VISIT

gathering and he thought personally he lordonner's nuts is John Gray, and he is em and ha confidently asked his Lordship for Mr Brande's one could have been rea irer quod ANOTHER PUBLIC NEETING

dens bis duty. He would rather remain played as cashier and hook-keeper. He judgment on behalf of the defendant. On the other hand this ping testet letter fee

On the other hand it is suggested that the goods for

banuit is stiggested that this in Aneonora to Renter's despatches frem noon to discuss the programe submitted the Board,

The adjourned public meeting this after where he was end continuo the business of has been in the Bank for about two years afr Brandt rid the case, which really a trumped up and fabricated letter for for about two years very simple introduction ofsarily that, as per the witnessce noon to discuss the programme submitted the Board, which was possibly more in- and eight months. In onsequence of some was stated that Senbor Capelto,to B.B.B. the Duke of Connaught, with portant,, Lisbon, it is

a proves almost drong Governor of Angola, will proceed to Chins refering lobis-visit to the colony, was in

thing which cime to my knowledge I to complicated by the introduction of as to the facts, and if so it involves almost Chins reformed labis-sit to the lowing no retire and go to

which cims to my kinowledge Itok was a very simple one, had been the purpose of creating a wrong impression Mr Humphreys said he would like to occasion to Juvt inte things. Ba Portuguese Minister.

Samuel, Rajah, Tong Li Chus, and early that, as I say, there is a PIUM-B other failure, attendange showing no retire and go to the pubhe meeting. Ho At this stage Mr. Pullucks raid he had been although an artfully-constructed chain of frandulent conspiracy between the wildczaca Improvement The Frince of Wales has appointed his open on the former inveting. moved the adjournment and people might instrupted to appear for the defendant, and evidenco bad bein introduced he thright in the case. Now with regate to the letter

netneked his Worship to grant are Tong Lai Chun never appeared Court Me Brandt site. That strikes m Hon. P. Ryrie, Chuistum of the Recep say he ought to be at the adjourned met naked his Worship to grant a rontand. Highness the Duke of Connaught to tion Committee, who presided, said he ing.

and before

his Lordship would find some missing licks, which Mr Brandt says he wrote and de

licks.vered His Worship sold he would grant a re- Tong Lai Chun never appeared as the prin- livered to the defendent on 31st October, met lis thought the Srae meetin was rather larger General Cordon-We had better all go mand, but he would in the meantime finish fios notil the ore cane before the Court, Die Brandt a press copy of is in his than the present one and the biject of call to the mass meeting then and adjourn Mr Herbert's evidenes, allowing Nr Paloe and he was not mentioned on the pleadings, office and he pr duces it. That strikes un

Herbert's evidens the Lai Chun never inga pablis meeting seemed to have fairly the Bard to an early date.

fizzed out. After a long pause,

to reserve bia cruss-examination.

The only thing he knew of this matter was as very important, and there has been no Witcies, contiuning, snid-On 5th Bintels that in time transactions this custom only cross cination upon that point, Mr Frater Smith wished to know what

I examined his cash account and found it gave an opportunity for orading the obliga is a very difficult thing indeed to the meeting was called for, and· what tha

was apparently correct. On the following tion of taking up shares. There was no coticcio fictitious press copy of boch subscribed, Washington telegram enthusialis community had been brought

morning the compradore informed the Mr. stock exchange here with fized tales; if letter. Of coured it is possible that such Indicate that there to list

there to listen to. He preamed the com-

Gray had draw a cheque for $3,400, I there were, difficulties of this kind would a letter may have been written and not de- the report of the special committee awaiting public meeting would be able to explain.

Lot New York successfully delays initiee who took upon themselves to call a

hoked for, the whoque amongst the souchers not drip tip L gal fender ur non-tender livered to the defendant, but then, as Mir for that amount but ejuld not find it, I was formething aling andefined. A cuse Francis sail, I have to judge by the prob the passage of the above-mentioned Hill, it public meeting would be able to explain. being regunted as a strong point in favour had appeared in a local paper implying that meeting.

The Chirmungand that acveral paragrapha

then called for the cal book and found the in the Sumany Court in which a abilities, and if it was written it ate kos sze of Naw. Yark na the site of the Fair. And sufficient publicity had not been given to

chequo had been entered there as poid. I plea of non-tender was huheld had giren at catremely probable that it must hava | On then asked the prisoner for the choque, rise to considerade discustic, and he Leen delivered, because it was written for yut Chicago was choses;)

the proceedings of the columnitec, and at

He produced it. I asked him to explain how believed had given rise to this case the purpose of delivery at that time. In last meeting the Hon. Secretary (Hoo. A report by the Sanitary Superintendent be proposed to meet it; as he said he bad called his Lordship'e attention to the fact the face of no oro-exumination on this A CORRESPONDENT hears that the report of N. G. Mitchell Innes) road the minutes of on the alleged unhealthiness of dwellings in

of N. G. Mitchell Innes) road the minutes of the vicinity of Whitfeild Police Station was slas found at the setne time that an amount saw Mr Webbus iilan't ave any reason why I sisuld not be Lord Hartington's Commission on the the commifties moetings and the telegrains the vicinity of Whitfeild Police Station was no funds, Bo said he could not do so, I that the defendant stated positively that he point it does diss ma to the conclusion

same Me National Defence, which has just eume into de, after which a motion for this adjud. Ia it the Sanitary Superintendent which was paid ille costume that an amount saw Mr Webber in the fret werk of that this letter was written, and if it was 7 ints &c, after which a motion for the adjusaid that he had been unable to obtain any $15,000 which was pain by the Comptoir be a whit on the 1st of November, las purse, in writing such a letter would have the hands of the Government, will entailment of the meeting was carried. Sine: that said that he had been unable to obtain any was paid ilie day before, an anjosat of November, while the witness Sanned air lan't see any reason why I should not be the hands of the Government, will entail re-values

jag live that it was delivered. Mr Brandt, of some addition to the expenditors of the time a circular had been sent to private re reliable information pointing to the pre-Nationale, had not been entered in élóc sh fact being

reliable information pointing to the pre-Nationale, had not boca entered in clo esh fact being, as Mr Wabber himself stated a On country. It is not probable that the Go-sidents, asking them to co-operate in the valence of any particular disease in these book. It curtainly ought to have been that he had not raterned from Shanghai erery rearon qui avery object to serve in varndent will adopt all its proposals; but illuminations, which seemed to be the only dwellings. As far as he could gatbar entered. I asked him to explain this. It all the 11th. The witness Samuel nisu deliver ug it. Now It has been said on the On Berlin

gabary some of them ars, it su questered.

It is stated, " quederals matter that remained to be desit with, the real reason for the houses in ques ran his duty to see it was outored. He stated that he had a conversation in Buxolher hand that on 30th October the do. Oudenatal, kui ka and ventaragion

hota berete Mr. Fraser Smith aid he ventured tion remaining empty was that there gavo no explanation. He made a inelish with Tong Lali hun, a man who stated fendant istualy told the plaintiff he was On New York- dronsonable that they cannot was done and do ronsonable that they cannot be over think tint as the committed had dogu do for the men in the locality. Be had to the tial the more hat bere The he thought he had proved that he had due dility is very strong innleed that. booked out to the report or think that as the committed had dogu so was really no permanent employment berent statement. What basismounted in the witness.cr that he cinile nu speak going to take up the shares ho he was looked. It was or doubt, to the report of ink good to believe that if the ed Ile said, I ain Tory looked. It was on doubt to not be over Mr. Fraser Smith aid he ventered tion for the houses in questered. I asked him to explain this

It was on doubt, report of this Commision that Mr Gaschen was Inok. touch without consulting the community; for the men in the locality. He had so the list the noting had been shintzen word of English In conclusion he said parches ng then fra friend That is donu sos really no permanent employment nu di sanversation in Bugther hand that on 30th October is do that he said dolied what very strong te word to for the men lo he locality. could not focuse he on demand, goodreanu to believe that, if the-the-tial In la mihtomulting the do 80s really napty wow ques-red. Fackel him to have been fact being, ax at of November lon't ave any ruiten, and it is on ing when he spoke of the dehauds that they might have settled this matter ton,

thats settled community for that might be made on las surplus. The amount

The Chairman then proposed that this native crat irere allowed to enter tho haye said, I am very sorry. The he thought he had proved that be bad-due denied what is the pr. tability Ilok On Erbaays The Chairman then proposal bour of refuge at all times, not only He then told me that he was trying to get with the defendant and that the delenit be taken up he would have taken them On Calcatte menting du terminald that out of pity of the surplus is dil a matter of your meeting de terminate.bour of refuge at all times, not only monor has been owing for soms time all in his per to carry out the water the prdability is very strong indeed that defendant if Mr Brands was in these shared wore to tainty, but it is now believed that it will Fructe, ar tekstart position occupied but a brisk demand for more had üst acc waded in doing He told is Lordship aid To this case there there and got the ne

Mr Q.0., maid that out of pity would the present anpty houses be sou

| for the commitive in the rest and philou occupied but a brisk demand for more assistance to return the money, but that he failed to posforza his parson taken up he would have taken thein

is ey for the committus in the awkward position house would be created. If this permission me this in the Bop kong Club where I is a very unpleasautomney trots a puren whom he knew was On Shangha

a Lis Tu annoy What had he to in which they had placed themselves the housen would be created If this permission had not acceded in doing He told is Lordship said. To this case there, there and got the money taken them On Calcasie

come hot en? He had the ffar of the oms were grante, care would have to be taken found him. He wont with me from there sider.

On demand, edente would propose a resciati hich come were granted, care would have in be taken me this in the Bon kong Club where I is re A VIGOROUS TIETOTAL CRUSADE The member of the committee ought to have most was A VIGOROUS TRETOTAL CRUSADE-The member of the committee ought to have that proper and workable regalations were to flu Bank. The chote for B. There is the questify to a teren win he know a On Shangha

Hu hal en 7 He had the far of the Fdsubtir that of the great nuance formaly caned by actigally mashed at the cutter, that, with question, they are not under the unplassant I

cheque 83 400 was against cash, & quation which is generally going to take on the shares or the Habiffay On demand Edinby pending Dispetch, has publicked or posed in the meating approve of made, otherwin, there would be a repetitie Crawa upon our bank and attet live boan hit to a fury Whos Jury decides this I a peron who was not in o position to

30 daye abh prvate, a list of shareholders in a local brewery, rehat the committee bad done

actually eached at the counter, that, with question, they are not under the unplassant par. I should think be woald jump në the fibid beat, 10, nae an cently converted int limited liability

boat-dwellings permanently moored on the the other amount, asking his cash fight scealty, which ia eest tipon the Churt, offfer. It would he joyful surprise timerra Mr J. D. Humphreya in spending aid for re

| Company, and something of a sensation has all that was wanted was that, being ex

life w That was quite irregular... I say he must stating the reasons fit their onclusions. if he were told the sharen vero 10 ng to he been caused by the cironstate that povecal pected to contribute their consent should been caused by trainent advocates of the tardor lo suyt be the leogth of time tour of the enigste ground fandenivolved very defendant was wistato lettere que

rent should

The report gave rise to considerable dis bave extracted sho yaugher.

It does seem to me, and I am very sorry taken up. On the other hand, if the offer of the Bre" proginent advocates of tho ba naked frat. They did not wish to re- | Qussion,

Mr Watton still lie did not propess at fur it, that I am dier to ray there is for not made, the production of he

theprodition He tuos sorts to ie, and I am very teetotal movement, Sono noritern data turd or in my way to alter suything the aft Bide strongly objected to funks and present to prodice further avidouses jarp nus side or the other here I wish I letter by Mr and would be only tuen sem desirius of achieving notoristy by committen find dous, but he thought spans being allowed to moit fuz muy Me Pollock neked that the defendant beeld stopt a tre charitable explanation usture and pr pe in the circunstanc

iustural their methods of demonicing liquor One that on future occasion i would le length of time in the bay. The result allowed but I wish I could say either on the one loud ba Glasyon bussuidh did in the drinks better lose masling were held would be repetitiour of the nine si Me Warton boposed the application in that Mr Brands might be mistaka in his would be bun an et Jolly Dos

suldud these a sit If the munication had we furde FAROMETER and another in Kulunurgh has buken of Grit and the work datio afterwards, la Bhan-ki-way. There was vids to carry to ground fix the olige heery memory as Lu the writing of the latter lui write that letter. Now joging from the

of the nine loved hats the defendant jaren side to ray they taken up On the wo 10

tide that charge as to the on other in Buluburan she drinks better future usin the accursed demon athu karink while stead of the work being done free way the fith that had bodeposited aerious one and the houdt naived vry 51s. Osober, or of the other and that the babieties of the cya Lang Luis Fons bayman, who has posed along with them, and the coment of the public, who were The Freddent said there or commer large. A uraloit flexions had been defendant was wistaken in his rumors to is highly prunele tira: "That hatoy ding- has doutared that gentlemen turating in a expected to pay for it, asked afterwards. He of wall as unitary couniderations to be discutered thy exterit of 823030, and when he said he wrote the two letterest Written and presented by Air traure in the browery are shareholders in limited duspproved the past of the way thereinken to to uncouple, lo milos boats to enter there had caly four discovered gradually) the day With its sliced way he says Unaird barrvations have liability intitation or stock company, whose things had been done, in the colony. Be the harbour would create drade and great posible to say the ther they fur the parpe of ah wing the it was es male our thin lutters whisvihu do- haad vidce za billi in the city of destruction, thought it would be within the reculfestion ly enhance the value of the land. A lang re- might not though he hoped not literar highly it, ratable that Mfr: Brande ister Indant. Les prochend, and in 'n cuair like sad the dirzeling macager of the whole of everybody there that most of them had sismation had been main and the land was further stef séations. This prisoner was in was written and delivered on that day the one lays hol lef every ecistilltuk gylle senoura in the very devil himself."

dontributed freely and generously to every not yet Inhabited. Of soura proper saule le pealtion Li which he had gontrol of books. But I and surgy to my I cannot do this. It shes that will help she to come to a right

As the Hankow was leaving the harbour, ou Wednesday evening for Cauten, one of the Chinese pussengers, a woman, jumped over- board. A buat was lowered and search rzada, but no trace of the woman could be foard.

a

very hard. We have overcome that in grost manure.' This should have been

I should like to say here that we have had a good deal of prejudisu to work against in theaw milling. Owing chiefly to the effurie of the manager of the mill, who has worked vory hard, ye have opvoccope that in a great imeasure."

be Provincial Grand Master of the Mark Alastor Mas, ns of Sussex.

Taz New York Legislature is passing a Bil authorising New York to expend 10,000,000 dols, on the World's Fair in 1892. A fund has been started and 6,300,0 10 dela. haso beeh

be between four and five millions,

the

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Mr Ede-We had better go on with our work,

It was agreed to adjourn the considera tion of the reports on the recommendatione made by the Fever Commission to next mesting. Mr Humphreys stating that be was very mucli interested in this matter.

Mr Humphreys then left for the mass

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