No. 6782-MARCH 14. 1891)
Tu Hupao BaysAn American mission- aty has dong guad work in distribing 0 Shauto g cash to aach poor family in bit! ing the neighbourhood of the eastern and western gairs of Chin F He Spirit over 2,000 a-rings of wh; and as New-Year was close by, when the thination was given the destitute ones, had aumething tichéus the beginning of rus year
A JAPAN contemporary gives the following account of the iänner in which the Fulio Maru was gut off the rooks :-Laterally, the ship Jay, after stranding, at an angle with the shore of about 50 or 40 degrees, her forward part being fast on sand, and
uary to
FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR
cil," thule rusistance to tjà funzgusel.
TILE CHINA MAIL
interloper and it would he unfair if he wero to get a privilege which had hoon stenied to others for 30 years,
Mr Ryrie doen not intend to sell liquer late at night, I understand.
CAN MAIL. 57.
AN ALLIED RUANDAL New York, Feb qury 8-advicoa from Landon way that the most strenuous efforts are being made to suppress the Istest sous- dalin connection with the Prince of Wales' unfortunate stay at Mrs Wilson's country sent at Tranby-Uroft host autumn.
ther with his ability and fearlessnem, filiga he had, per a very right purpose to Conahlar servies it ja obvious that the making their requests for one with thumb, TELEGRAMS BY THE AMERI- fully entitla him to the promotion. doubt, kept himself d cant but he was an Consul Gunters will not have the e- and fursånger joined together, and feeling
perionce abuse seferred to; while, the your pochote last you should misunder Urgent will be a subordinat oficer, against stand. nhoan views the Chinees can always claim They have a sort of que, par'ormed in the Consul General, and whosa ofiara a circle, which they come with a jump will consequently carry no weight in their nad-ro tausta! Mirrors, Ifose meë, have estimation.
filled most of their heads with vanity, a on Moreover if the Consul Gentral is to ho
straight of them or beard the s. u. ffai Chief Justice also, and the Consul is to halong thero won some dificulty in getting Assistant Judgo sis, neither of these Ofis the femies away from the mirrors. They cials will be able, with propriety, to hear all loft for their homes after a siny of about the ease and urge the claim of one side, urte dage when there is a possibility of the matter
That the come to be pursued by the Un-
official Members of the Legislative Count the Densus throughout the Empire Enken place this year, on the f'st of april
botter the day bet or the dues That no word has yet boon, heard of pre-
parations here for this great event. That if the list you published about work in Harbour on Sunday be coerent, the incidence of the voyage is a remark -able factor of Colonial lite hore. That the shipowners at Homo peclape are not aware of the extent to which this labour goes D.;
Military Contribution from this Colony, is still the chief subject of interest. 'Cluat if representation were a reality hore, the Members elected by the UpoBcial Justices of the Peace and the Chamber of Commieroo would have cou- aulted their constitueals.
That I have hoard of no such gatherings an
-yet
rock and her stern in comparatively deep That na idea is entertained, to back up the water. It was felt that it was a quest
united protest of the Unofficial Members sweep her hond round so to bring her whote langth parallel with the shore. To
by a public mesting of residents, do this at en rmus ferve or tension was regard. To obtain this tension steel That there are two aspects of this impor- t abjeet which are apt to got mixed
fot
10
up.
hawsers were requisitioned from the ships of the Fleet, and after yeing made large anchors which were sink muuro dia- tanse out in the sea.bod, they were eng That sup party, objuch to any increase
nvoted by means of purchase tackles willi the hugu bitts ur bullarda thus had been,jęt flown through the decks of thọ vél, Then as the ship rodo and full with the
ven tot of the waves around part of bet Tongth, then steel hawaers tightoned, dragging her bow, with overy repetition of the operation at each euce B sive tide, slowly but surely the vocaul's native alowout. Al dret the strain was go great that the anchora wenkd not holdi but ballast in large quantities being dumped down upon them, poun the auxiana wo: kera saw that success was to be the reward of their patient and skilfal edaria. The ex. tont of the dange is nos ouvia known to uy, but from the fact that the sugles.nud plates of water-belast tanks are in- jured, it ay be inferred that several framos, and much plating of the bottom,
will need renewal.
THE following letter shows that Dr Wadg wood kept his ears and eyes open when he was travelling in these parts:
PIRACY IN OPINBBL SEAN
(To the Editor of the 'Standart.') Sit-In epterone to your articles on the above subject, the two ladies-Miss! Phillips, M.D. and Miss Smithey-I was personally acquainted with; they were follow psesengors of mine feain-Sin Fran. cisco to Japan, and were preconding, as Fon state, to Souchow, in China, tako charge of
Mesical Mission, when they wore attacked by pirates.
Piracy is very prevalent in China; in Sumors the always be the alert against going up from to Canton the
Are
these maradora, whe infest the Pearl Kiver. For protection, stacks of rites to be on in the salon and cutlasaos in every state room, and the hotwater hogo în always ready to play upon these fellows. In Cautos patives are very insolent to foreignera Ther yelled, hissed, and even apat at us whilst travelling about the city. The Islrud of Fermoas, which, it is wid, the Germane have an eye upou, is infested with pirates, and any shipa wrecked along that const stand a poor change, as the hill tribas murder thy crew."
in the Military Contribution on any grounds whatever, wid a sire to fight against auch increase.
...:
bar
Mi Dowles-It is an adjust licence, which tears that there will be no public
Mr Caldwell-
1-There is nothing to prevout him from keeping his Louis open to any hour of the night.
Mr Shelton Hosper-Ha will have no keepers, will he
tors
The visit was a not unlucky one from. the very cutest, and although both his host. and hostres exerted themselves to thi aimoat to plauso their royal gueat, overy. thing went wrong, and the Prince's
1800 can scargoty be of
isture.
very grecable In the first place tho Princo had arranged
That a correspondent writes to say-The | greater privileges than other public-houso resolving itself into wanit`ngainst a BritishTHE HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY, memories of the Doncaster race work of
Queen's Road once more being cut up,
subject on of such n cuít zrising out of it.
LIMITED... and many of us wish to know,
The existence of a Court presided over The following is the report of the Direc Mr Hurspool-Nono whatever, That perhaps the Water Authority will
Mr Ould well thou naked, to be allowed to by a Judge who has gone through a regular
te, be prosthiedt "the brdinary: direct the Resident Engineer of the exting the applicant, which request was judicial training, whorean be rolled up Water and Drain. Department to for granted.
straiciatur justice in cesurdance with law,eting of shareholders
In acordance with Section 53 static Auto.and the week in question at another the Banitary Surveyor, or any on oise Me Fache, in reply to bir Caldwell, said has in our opinion a strong tendero tu ticles of esociation, the Director shape nuntiv sont in the neighbourhood, but on wherd it any concern, why the road is he kept a picture shop for some time in due litigation tay minimam, bocaune fatto submit to you their half-yearly report to be asked to meet him, excaption was his sending a list of frí nds whom he wished Calotta and left blunt plast becaus it ties are on
obtain advice from their would not pay him to stay any Hunger. own Conusers to how a claim or defence for the ali onibs onding 31st December, akou by his would be entertainers to one
tut op.
. BROWNIE.
THE LICENSING JUSTICES AND THE CRITERION RESTAUR- -
ANT' CASE.
OPPOSITION BY LICENCE HOLDERS,
He afterwards went to Bombay. In addi- will result, without brin, ing the caas jutó tion to his nan rblativra there was n young Court; sad this is an inestimable advantage lady in his establishment she had since to commercial community whore » very „been married, tle had never had any large and varied business i is carried on.
tables with the police in Colombe cr We would beg to paint out that as it was Singapore. He had been in Shanghai 12 found desi ablu, soms, twenty-ais years ago, posrs ago. He was there is a Novent to exablish the Supreme Court, which has ber last Ho-was telegraphed for her since proted itself so beneficial to Brits
A An adjazzed mooutrig of Tuatices of the That the large inaj-rity, desiring to show Peace we hold at the Magistracy
loyalty and reluctant to appost disloyal, day for the purpao nf considering tho Abrahanam and his puriner DF Engler. | interests in Okina, it is obvious that it been kept in a good state of repair dur lady in question was the beautiful Lady base their objection to the presont fupplication by Elmand Fuchs for all ; They wanted him to adranto money to now much more essential, when those intering the past eix inonthe and the erection Brooku, the wife of the heir to the Earl
been carried out.
theration har mut kept faith with Hoog
jonat lioepen for the Criterion Restaur
start a silk business. He found out it was * rather a latge humbug,' as be was tongiro
from the New Oriental Bark. HA
In view of the foregoing and without
постнуч
hong, and ia canskbaratton carries with of Mesra Wotton and Deacon's Office? / hai, and knew the propriottix. He had had necessary to burden this memorial, we $300,000 by the issue of $6,000 now tampering with the st kon is devoid of
truth.
1890.
of the Indios natsed therein, and in con- alesThe past half year. has been dull for Hotel business, but as our nets sequence thereof the royal visit was aban. earnú gs are almost identical with those of
The objection to the lady won based the corresponding half year of 1889, the Directas hope that the result may be consolely on the ground of rather to masked attentions-paid to her by the Frince dur sidgrad satisfactor
Property The Promises veotipied having the last season, which had gi un rise te some gossip and much jealousy, The of the New North Wing in progressing sa dam of Warwich, and one of the wusith. Lats have developed to such a great extent. eroate on the ground that the bargain, Pottinger Street. Mr A. G. Wise then the money and was to go to Sacrament is economy, we think that it could
tisfactorily. If the only object of Hor Majesty's Gor-
jeat hoirerges in the Subdivision of Shares and increase of made to provide a larger garrison has not presided, and there were also present: Hou. Francises and wait til they are the silk bu affected snore advantang onsly and in Capited. At Extraordinary Micotinga hold
On the third day of his risit an unpleas. Pityrier Magara E. L. Westin, Granville
m the 19. January and oth February last, antness with Sir William Gordon Camming Sharp, A. J. Lonchi, F. Henderson, R,
to him. He told them it unfair basicther ways than by amalgamating he allices
He special relations were fired and con wok place. The unplosanincse at the. now and he would aut jou is had a ci Obies Justice and Dunsul Gentral, this med to autalivido the Company's 3103 card table at Tranby-A'raft is entirely That the principal objection, therefors, Lyall, D. R. Sassoon and Shelton Hospor
reate upon the fact that the Toporial an. Costicas); Mr G. Horapool, Acting an. Varend $40, but he got back $393 which is our opinion is fraught with danger. shares into shares of $50 each, and to in
different to the version published in the Lin Superintendent of Police; and Mr.W. M. R. Arthur. Clark. Mr Bowls had been to the Bicawei Hases, Sheacatering into details with which it is not create the Capital of the Company by newspapers, and the charge mule in print CRE Sir William was caught entreptitiously prepondence with her since his return to hereby oeg respectfully to recar our protest shue of $5 each at 20 per arat, pre- Hongkong about sending a young lady to against the proposed change; and, to be offered to this prosunt Share get a cation in Sicarei Horse. The ask you to request that Her Majesty's holders, one half of said now capital and young lady was a governess. She was a Gevornment may so it to reconsider premium being payable ou 31st instant, country woman of his named Kiss and was decision in a matter of such great impors And the Directors do not stink it will be
not for some very considerable time. tre on he arrival in the colony,
Shanghai, 10th March, 1891.
DebenturesOn 9th instant 20 of the had athed him to help her to get situation
Company's Dabentares, representing the he did so. He understood she was to
ain of $100,000, were drawn, and are re- be played as a governess at Sioawei
given any attention to the matter had Borise
payable on 10th proximo,
Profit and Loss.-The accounts for the Sir William beon winning very heavily. So few man koow him to be without East half-year, after dedusting Latereat, haraping signs of ill hunter, aud one of the Fire Insurance, and Taxes, and quaking Melbourne on the int, bus bean inter-frovision for bad and doubtful dubte, the tufortunats ores, mora onsty than the viewed by a Strat Times reporter, when show a profit of $7,020.20, to which has rent and searching for some pay which to fang his ill-humor, caught sight of the matters crucerning Sir Frederick's visit to be added the sum of $3477. 10 brought
country which he knows eo well were forward from last account, making avail--cigarette box and gruffy suggested its ra. talked abrot. Sir Frederick Weld held able $1,397.30, which the Directore, with val. Sir Willian, who has hitherto beau known ne a man of unblemished character the reins of Government in the Straits Set the Bastion of the Shareholders, prupca and great gallantry, is ant blessed with a
deal with as follows:- tlements from the Bal May, 1880 March 14, 1891.
particularly patient er enduring character, Dividend of $3 per (with a break of abour welee months) the To pay o
and a full-fledged zorimaag was only. share of $110. 37th October 1887, so that Sir Frederick it
... $9, DEL BO bu resources of Strait. The
it far-touching revulta, familiar to every English gentleman, which go further than the monog in disputa. That an arbitrary order to pay, while all
appeared in support of the application, and Mr Caldwell pposed the application on behalf of Mr I. P. Madar of the Vicorio Hotel: Mr J. Olsen, Stag Hotel; d. G mrs Cabe Hotel; Mr C. F. W. Poterean, Gerninn
What occurred was this: 'Sir William bad on the table before him a silver cigaresto case with aur exceedingly highly polished the ends when dealt. Whether this was that has given rise to much discussion. It intentional on his part or not is a question. is probable, however, that no one would have
explanation withheld, is not the most į land; and Me 1. Silberman living the Vlstorm Husel when he went anca to British trade and intercita in Chine, RecJSBary to call up the balance, at least back, on which was reflected the faces of
happy mode of meeting such a dilemma. That even the shelving or dismissal of this qisation by Govoran Das Vœux is not subdient to natiofy intelligent man. That the question, whether the Catour is in position to pay the 130,000 thas loviot. is scarcely as yet before the Unancil, though the Governor spoke vety sensibly, during lucid intervals of bis aporch, on that point.
in the for work and lab ur done, or for whether or not payment is duo services rendered, according to contract, has to be decided firet. That it is understood this feeling checks
Uncis! Members from retiring from the Connoll and bringing about the Cvrstitutional Crisis' pratgured by the
Culonist Altos.
That as the breach of faith war effected with theen name unothaial representatives of the community, their bringing about such a crisis could be justibed upon the most rational grounds. That at the same time, if the monos be annexed by the official vota alone, and a viguroas public proteat follow that nur just and unconstitutionul act, the protear ought to have great weight.
we lien in Hotel.
The Chairman aid that when the appli. cation came before a meeting of Justices on Monday last it was sunsidered that before going into the question of the desirabilly or necessity of granting the licence there should be ancient evidence before the Justices to establish the charactor and compestan hity of the applicant. On the grounds coonideration of the matter adjourned.
for
and
Sho
Je Caldwell again addressed the Justices the pehalf of the objectora, and Justices, after deliberating in private, granted the liesnce,
CORRESPONDENCE:'
TRAM CARS.
To the lickior of the CHINA MA
SI-A a monthly ticket holder, I wish Directors to the just fie obcy that at pray
SIR FREDERICK WELD ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PAHANG. Sir Frederick Weld, 0.0.M.G., ex-Gov- crnor of the Straits Settlements, who ar fived from Europe try the M. M. steamer
up
...
meals to men of the seafaring class, and to draw the attention of the Peak Tramway well acquainted with the products and To carry forward to new acconut 2,397 39 avoided by the prosenos af the Prince,
Mr Bowles Baid the application IVN for what was called an adjunct licence. Fattinger Street, where he would supply Mr Fachs proposed to open à ren/suraut în
that
to wisked to obtain & Huce for the of watoxicating denke de Fuchs had been in the golong since last September, and during that time he had been carrying on business an import merchant, importing Vionns, furniture, glass and various other things and had had transactions with various firms in the Calony. He fired up the Marina with lamps and had been doing a steady bust. nes as a merchaut, Ho had also got here his wife read his niece, whe hid oponed a small mitinery sharp in D'Aguilar Strook The consideration of the application Ind beet adjourned for the purpose of
his visit on this occasion is t.. hint of
nad
to make various arrangeovente in connen-
$11,307.50 Directors Mr D. McCulloch and bir Ro Tung retinu by rutation, but are eligible for re-election.
Audit. The aegiants have been audited by Mesara J. H dox and H. T. S. Giroon.
UM CULLOna. Chairman. Hongkong, 11th March, 1891.
PARNELL'S ADVANTAGE.
London, February 13.It is the general opinion that the balance of advantage ro suiting from the Boulogue negatial iuba rea mains with Farn-l. MoCarthy and his colleagnes publicly say they are satisfied with their positions Privately they are in- dignant at being chuckmated by the taoticn of the Parnellites. Their meeting, to-day disclosed depression and apathy. Only aftaon members were freeent, and they p
latter any they are rapidly gaining strength froland to combat the. Parucllites. The panted a committee to organize a party in
resume allegiance to Parnell,
secure the safe transit of their aporia from That the apleior held by wow roaide evidence to be broughì as to Mr ! arriving at my house on the high to a fowl arra gements in chancetion with Ordinary: Annual Breeting, to be held and that the bulk of the Nationalists will
The Bank of Shanghai have, in order to
Hankow
to pay blackmail indirectly to the
charecter, but a character was not à
sont exists in the number of rams?
An eroullent Concert Courany is nu here, and numerous entertainments of 1
le mure an anamned for the next tion with the Pahang Exploration and two or three months, to say nothing of the Develpment Co. of which company Sir
is a Director. Frederick
As "is already private dinners and dances that Peak renown this company has a large concession
idents would often be glad to attend but
and it was mare, prominantly Pahang for the difficulty and expense of going up bright before the notice of the public and down after half-past seva.
on the occasion of about oight monilis agu Unless ecuting trans are sbordy ar- ranged for, I for one shall engage obrir- the opening of the stenta saw mills at Quala THE LUZON SUGAR REFINING 00. costies ns Lf old, ne I do not care to pay busing its properly fuspected and to make tice to the Sharouelders at the Ninth Pahang The Directorate, with a view of The following is the Report for present ten dollars anth for the pleasure of
tolea management, invited Sie Frethe Ofices of the General Agenia, at Boot, minates somer than I should in my chair.
derick to visit Singapore and Pahang on Thursday, the 26th March, 1891: bowever, that a
that a 'onbstitutional crisis
commodity which a poreon carried about in The Tramway Company by running con- Glad of an opportauty of agsiu visiting effected by resignation is the only act his pocket. Mr Fuchs came to the colony tinous trams
The General Agents beg to submit to the to midnight would not likely to attract aftactive attention in our six months ago and he was not known to only enable Peak residents to visit and the colony, Sir Frederick accepted the Shareholders their Report on the working grievance, is aut without rest. time is not far distant when Chian will be That the postponement of the Council/yndy in the long befora škat tima, i visites by thir friends below, but work? Plava uf bis cadiraguen and buio in of the Company and a Etatement of e-
but during those six months there was no-
AIT
encourage mary to live at the Fuak who at Singapore. It is quite true, said Sir Fre-counts for the year ended 31st December, Meating up mean that Governer Leathing against him. He had been trying to presnot do not paru to do an audy par. That, to any one who is sequainted
d-rick, that the company's shares are below 1890. Vesz is incommunication with the Home make an honest living as a merchant, and believes that after a few months trial it with the opening up ut a new country is not 3rd February and continued operations The Rafinery commenced working on the Government with a view to a compromice. he now proposed to increase his build prove Guanoially a good move. -- That a Governor whu has reached nearly ness by opening a restaurant. He had Yourg,
a matter of surprise, and until the company until the 26th November. the end of % auonessful cateor, as Sir made a dea'aration in support of these
is in thorough working urder, it is not anti- William Dee Voor has cong, should be facta hefore Mr Bruce Shepherd, one u
cipated that the shares will go up. At any aba todiminish the pain of his position by the Justices of the Pence, and this declara
rate at the pricus quoted very few if way shares ure alitamable; that is clio latest in effective representation to the Homotion was now produced. In this he stated THE CONSULAR CHANGES AT
formation Sir Frederick hna. The Pahang astoritica
Exploration and
And Development Co. havo Thal sabsequent events will be watched in
view of so interesting a prospect.
The English community at Shanghai arome very large orders for timber from
who manager or salesman
Mandarins therefore you may imaging
?
the Chinees officials are not over active in
trying to soppress these crimes; but the
mure thoroughly opened to Ear poaps, ne the Okiness are feeling themselves daily more and mero hemmed in on all sides by the English, Russians, and Frouch.
I am, Sir, your obedient eervant, ›
J. J. WEDGWOOD, M. D. No. 10, George-street, Hanover-square January 26.
*This tous correct, but can searvely bo said to be true of Formaan no. -Ep. C. M
that he was a Hungarian and was born at Bada Peath. There were also produced
his certificate of birth and bis certificate of
T
MOUNT GOUGH,
SHANGHAR
'
ENOUTED FOR PERACHING AFTER HIS CHURCH WAS ULUSED,
AN AUSCONDINO CASHIER
That is believed the Governor has decid-marriage, with translations of these dogy. up in arms against the charges wade by the railway coupenies and Olyde ship-builders Cumulation of Stocks the Refinery was with fra. 4,000,000) is Bernett, Among
ti
ments certified by Mr Poraneaker saus Foreign Office in the Consular and judicial with
I connection, the company could trian Congal. Certain rumours had been service in Shanghai. The following petition taks many scro orters, but the fear of aut whispered in the colony to the cffect that
Paris, February 11--The real name of the banker known as Maon (who absconded
the depositors were about 600 pricats. The Pope recently sent to Barnean a papal benediction and photograph of his holiness beating his autograph. This bad the effect
Baflin, February 13.-Two German-Eu heran preachers have been arreated in the Russian Province of Contkind for persist. been closed. ing in presohing after their churches had Das of the pastors Was koonted after his arreat for refusing to During the first half of the above period obey sumo prison regalgion. Both of the the Company's product was dispaci at preachers were afterward released and taken
waranse prices, but eving to neudden seross the froutir, isto-Clermany, ussation of the enquiry free Sparu the re- sult of the latter part of the year's working was loss satisfactory, and to prevent an at
closed earlier than usual for overhaul. ed to go on with the Gambling Ordinance, THE PADIFICATION OF BURMAN. -Thy nowe
Work was resumed on the 2nd inst and that a Chinese dapatation aided bis
Profit and Loves Account after allowing for of disturbances in Upper Barmah and the
reculve.
interim dividend of loss of life in several of the advanceri
per cent, pts of
That
there was an entire absence of refer. Mit Fachs was bet gelarly married to on, the subject was endorsed by a fe- being wide at present to get on adequate (335 the military police, appearing in the toje-
ebte to the vaccination mattor at lust his wife and that they were fiving in presentative public meeting and 15 berhpply, proventa this being done. The Cun (585 (10000) shows a balause at credit of of incroning the bunker's credit among the
The
profits of the Company clergy. grams from Indian ; apers, sorva to prove that
meeting of the Sanitary Hoard, and poo-au immoral, connection, and that was targely signed. It is to be sent to Sir John in London but not at present to any conscient to allow of an ideat sum being pany has made several shipments of timber since its formation not having been anti- it will probably be many years before the
DACOARATIS LEGAL., country along the Chinake border is really
London, February 13-lu the Commons ple are asking who are responsible for the the reagan why the certificate of carriage Weishun, the principal Chathbers of Ourn-derable extent. Speaking of the country written off annually from Property Ac- 13.day Secretary Mathews, replying to pacified. It has been considered necessary
abancs or presence of lymph in the was produced. Colony.
The Chairman-There was no sugestion merce in Great Britain, the Olsina Asher from Pahang to London, when con-
extra cost in the way of shipping the tim that the boundary line of Burmak shuld That the old story of what is a Buard's of that kind inade before the meeting of acciation and the Segretary of Stats for gared with that from Canada, Norway, ed as falutes
count, tho Consciting Commistes recom- questions as to the legality of heart mend that the above balance be appropriat-games, the subject of a recent mord scandal, march with that of China, and, allboogh the hill tribes which are so gentionally
business la nobody's barindas in particular Justices.
said he had been informed that the playing may be the explanation.
Mr Boxles -- No, but I have heard it Foreign Affisies. It was alan agined, and other large timber exporting countries, Final Dividend of 3 pur cent.....$21,000 00 ruferred to was not a contravention of the
Sir Frederick said of course there was an Write off
20,000.00 laws against gambling. may have been the telegrase stopping all sible that the Justices may have heard it
Launch, ... .. 1,291.30 would be on the whole a fair and even good Darry forward to next Account,... 2,041.29 public works that have not beers comentaide. Mr Bowler went on to say that
menced, and have struck work accur- Mr Fuchs' present business yielded but
margin of profit Until matters get pro- Conantling Committee.-Messrs ↑,"Qilies; dingly.
If he was desirous of mmencing his return and he had ample time on his
perly settled in difficult to buy how the and T. E. Davies reture at this meeting, but timber would be sent to England; probably being eligible offer themselves for re- when mattera got fully developed sailing electiou vessels would be used when there was no immediate hurry for the stuff. That bodied by Me Arnold, whom the General ever was a question to be decided later. Agents recommend to be re-elected as
the company's property there are alto Auditor. reported to be miner is, and with a view of prospecting
!
giving as trouble never acknowledged the That, on the other hand, perhaps the caires whispered about the ootany, and it is pos-tolograph a protest to the Chipu Association extra cost, but notwithstanding, there weito e perty Account,
is
pang
sovereignty of the King of Burmah, it absolutely necessary that they should be compelled to abstain from raiding the villages of British aubjects and carrying the inhabitants in slavery, and to
permit the caravane of traders from Yunnan to bass unmolested through the mountain passes. Ite
was at the intention of the Indian GUY. ernment to
send
any lerg
ренкой, не ballete, and frcm the absence of
abance of any
show of force, the hill tribes imagine they will mut much risk of punishment. The rumors
hadies,
3, of Chinese
marauders being
probably
rin
and no doubt these rumors have pressiona!-
has
such a Board.
so that prompt action might be taken To Sir Jos WALSHAM, Bart,
31 Majy's Bay Extraordinary and Muister Plunipotentlery aud Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China,
signed
On
now business for which a licence was re- quired. Snoh a
a place
a ha propneed to oper would supply a great want. Men of
The Petition and protast of the upder. the av furing clase arrived in and deported from the oplony at alt hours, and at the Wo the undersigned. British subjects hotels they could only got meals at resident at Shanghai hare the honour to fixed hours and at prices too high for the address you on the subject of changes onnusssion, Mr De la Croix was out out place. In the absence of such a piece then Majesty's Judioial Establishment and Coin Pahang. There are some people who would patronise the applicant's about to be made in the systems of Herse months ago and is at present engaged places, said Sir Frederick, which it is avid have been workad We bad 16 16
adeo to be
for the mineral valus of the
Auctor.-The
Accounts have been
TO LEAVE THE GERMAN ARMY,
Earlin, February 12.It is reported that the Comiteas Waldursad reosatly stated that bor husband would soon leave that German army and go to Italy to live.
THE JETS IN BUSSIA.
graph to-day expresses the opinion that the London, February 10.-The Daily Tele
action of the Lear in returning the Guild hall memorial fo favor of the Russian Jewa vero rabat suy Lord Mayor of is the sound. The Telegraph addet London ever received. painful effect of
ite Fo
JARDISE MATHESON & Co.j
General Agents. Hongkong, 9th March, 1801.
reflected Sir CAPITAL ACCOUNT-SIGT DROKYBER, 1896.
ly good foundation. Any very large move. That I am told the light dues would be Bernhardy Ruchwaldy, professor of musie) of Chief Justics of Her Brituanis M-jesty's developing. Should there be indications of Reinet Sagar,
ment, however, is almost impossible, unless
Acts.
நாட்
That I hear district Polios protection bas been asked for from the Government, and that the telegram atopping public works an made a ground for reinaal the Hills this expedition into That roaiden's 1
ute on? be forced to pay, water,
and Military Contrib lighting, tion rates, and not be supplied with any of the things which those rates are sap of large
post to represent. That the matter of a Lighthouse Board was rady to sttack advanced positions in the
brathed aside in a very light way by the of this class want to the public houses tulas Sovit it isnted in newspapers at some time or other for gold, but it re: Property Account, neighborhood of Bhany and Mongong are:
Governor the other day and the question westward, where un mesls were provided continually being spread about the country.
is often asked what would be the good-of but only intoxicating drinks. There was published Jere that Her Maisemmins to be seen whether buy are worth Steam-unch Precursor.
a declaration by Mrwext contemplates amalgamating the Office safer in the hands of a Board thaus in and oreign languages, a naturalisad British Supreme Court for China and Japan with silver, or tin, it is for the Directorate tu Coats, Charcoal, Stores, Fire
the presence of payable
able quantities of gold, Raw Sugar, those of the Government, as surplus subject, who stated that he had known that offer sty's Consul General at decide light does are apt to ooze into the general Mr Fuchs for 10 years, having met bita Sangkai; and tasting an Office of Consul them or let them out to others. Sir Fre
whether the company would work
Insurance, &c., first in Calcatta, and testified to his being to be amaigusted with that of Assistant derick does not look upon his company Sundry Dobtera,
Cash, That the management of the whole business a most respectable man. There was also figs of Her Majesty'a Court; and TA
as a speculaura ung heotu-e, ho says, the would be done mate economically by a joint deviaratieu by Mr H. Carmichael (of view with alarm such changes ne these, or company has an advantage in the timber Reard than it could be done by officials, Carmichael and Co.) and hir W. M. Ste any changes which may hamper the infinan- produst which will afford soms sare return is a possibility alou, as the progo wart, Comission Agent, tha former stating tial and independent position which run the expenditure. hiring of the Fame, for instance, might that he had several basiness transactions Majesty's Consel General has hitherto held bave been cheaper than the purchase and with Mr Fusha and had always found him in advocating and protecting our rights by next week and will make a detailed Inspec- Sir Frederick intenda leaving for Pahang upkeep of that elusmer.
moat straightforward and a good man the means of representations to the Chinesotion into the management and the resources That perhaps the Chamber of Commerce of business, of whose character he had Authorities.
and their representative in Council will never heard anything detrimental while
of the company's vocasion. He will be Qarposition here is an exceptional one. age that these pointura cloarly put fur the latter stated that he was a neighbour of We have local Municipal Government.com-month and he intends to leave Singapore away probably about throu wooks or a nacl, they be virtually Mr Fuchs and that his boysu and business stituted under the Land Regulations for the about the end of April.-Straits Times, 5th challenged by His Excellency to show establishment were carried on in a mest Foreign Settlements North of the Yang March. bima batter wey-or hold their peace. orderly and respectable way. Another
Chi nese Government, and our ships and
the Maingoon Prince has been allowed to leave Saigon and go northward
in the direction of Upper Burmals. In such case ho might give the Government a good deat of trouble for a short time, but it would not require much exertion to capture hist again if he ventured far over the border,
THE REGISTRATION OF FIRMA Bill intro- duced by Sir Albert Rollit for the registra tion-of arms is backed by Mr Byron-Read, Bir Barubard Samuelson, Mr Luck wood, Me Woodall, Mr Maclare, Mr Barran, and Mr O'Connor. It provides that every firm any place of
TØVENUS,
carrying on business of ingdom under a That
the Hon. Secretary of the Jubiles Celebration has gone Home, and left a balance of money amounting to 52688 61, people naturally oak what is to be done
declaration was by Mr G. R. Lammer, wax lug while we live and have our
warehouses upon land held under
auctioneer, who a atod that he had in
DE
mv-
FORMOSA, (From the Shanghai Mercury Corre: puntent)
Tarsui, 1st March 1891.
A little excitement was caused in our
Liabilitice
5.292.30
The
return is forcibly
apon Englishmen. The St. Petersburg correspondent of the
...8 752.1666 Telegraph writes at length of the of the
tion of
Jews, which he says has been, it 216.2.5 il rything-tume marked since the petition
from Guildhall, London, was
was returned 29,178.76
without comment by tho Czar. nus- the respectful petition 35,818.10 sie's reply to
2.198.75
chaista
of secret circulara ordering the officials to vigorously administer 10,084.70
the anti-Semitic fans and supply legal deficiencies by their $1,081,995 87
osu decisions. The correspondent says the Poles, after the rebellion of 1884, were loss in- humanly treated than the Jews are today. The Jews. through the wretched life they are forced to live, are phically degenerate and becoming a meet striking er bodingout- of human life ontinuing in spite of the gradual decay of the vital functiona.
...$ 700,000.00
Jardins, Matheson & Co., Ad- Capital Acconat,
Jardaibition de
Hongkong & Shanghai Bank.
Current Acrorint,...........
ing Corporation, Sandry Creditors, Profit Loss Account,
with the raviny, and who je to succend on and objections to the application, by its 4fticilla soly.y, while we are govern- ootmanity a few days ago by the visit of a To Interest
business in the United firm-name which does not consist of the full or the seal namen of all the partners or all the acting partners without any addition, and every patsen carrying on business or baving any place of business in the United
a Secretary. Kingdom under any firm-uame consisting That this terrible telegram about poblio of, or containing, any name or addition works must put an end to all our cherish other than the full or usual name-of-that-ed. sapirations concerning the Jubilee person shall register the mare under whi their or his business fe, or is futandud, to be, That perhaps this same telegraphic message carried The registration is prop ged to be effected by sending by post or dolivar ing to the registrar at the local
registry office a statement in writing duly attested by a legal reprosentative, containing the from-name, the nature of the business, the
place
Eame
which
places of the business, the full usual residence, and other eocupa
tion, if any, of the person or persone carry. ing on, or intending to carry on, the busi messi it the business' is commeridad, or any new place of business is established, after the commencement of the dst, the date of the commencement of the business, or the establishment of the place of business The penalty in default of making the regio- tration in a fine not exceeding 1; and a false retro to be constituted a misda meanour punishable with two years' hard labostr. Changes in the constitution of o firm and changes in the firm-name are to be registered in the same way as the original firm and firm-name,
Hoad,
3000 207,688.95
46,071.17
12, 102.16 BREATHES there. men with soul a dead, 40,233.00 Who Dover to himself bath-said:
"Were I rewarded as my worth, $1,061.995.87 1'd own the big and bloomin' earth I
-Philadelphia Times.
"Exchange, HONGKONG, March 14.
Bank, Wire,
Ou deurend,
TROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
-
...8 15 702 63 4,022.79
1,500.00
8,428 60
On London-
160,00
35,000.00 45,238.50
nose transactions with Mr Fuchs, found him shardize in transit, are sahjeet to Customs a most respectable and straightforward regulations made by the Chinese Govern-- god ush of busine With went, and which at chainis to be enfor anbie regard to the they aroso stu-ply from trade opposition, ad by British Law. but thora was a couson why the present In consequence of this anomalous state dozen aborigines frain the borders. During To Excusage.... liceuce-holders should have a monopoly of of stairs questions between British subjects their stay, they were under the sura of De To Remuneration to Consult the sale of intoxicating liquors.
and the Chicere Authorities frequently Mackay, who did erorything possible, to ⚫ing Committed, Mr L. Poornacker, Austrian Consul, who rise and in many cases it is found that the make things pleasant for them. Lots of To.General Agents' and Ma has had an effect pou our existing dry was called as a witness, said he had exam-Chinese Courts buforo shiot, under treat tobacco, ute, were given to them, in the To Anditor's Fo
presents in the shape of wearing apparel, nila Agents Cogulissienyje weather thoroughfares, for the roads are ined the birth and narriage certificates we have to bring our suite are nut vosted not fit to walk upon in wet days.
produced and found them to be in order, with Suficiant power entertain our 90eptance of which they were not over- To Interim Dividend of 85 That as the Public Works department is He had known M: Fuche for about six claims.
demonstrative; in frot when now perhaps twice sa strong in number mouths and believed him to be a respect. Under these circumstances,
August, 1890, Her Ma-given to them, their delight did tot was per share paid on the 1ith as it was two years ago, this telegramable
jesty's Legation
przelically inaccessible fost itself by stopping worke they prove a decided loss
- doner, but in showing i thais apquisitions to the Colony, seeing that the ratepayers said he knew nothing of Me Fuchs' history distance from Shanghal, the Ceasul General to their companions. Thate features di have to pay the salaries of the new mon previous to his coming to the colony. is our only resort, and hitherto has by not betray any of the ferocity one would of the department..
Mt Caldwell said those of the people negotiation, ablained for British Babjects expect from savages; they appeared more By Balance from last year,... That the statement in the House of Com- for whom he appeared, who had establish prefaction and recognition of just claims, like overgrown children full of life and By Cisin on Working,
mune regarding this Namon affair simply ments in the western district, objected to which must practigally, have been abas laughter Rateral of than wore tatooed ; amounted to nothing with this creep this licence being granted because they in sand bat for the exutence of this mode, the men not so much. One of two of the tion, that it served to cover up the fact accordance with a rulo laid down mang ullprocedure
women had a band, one-and-a-hall to two that nothing was done by the Naval years ago had beau kept on the west side
The
influene exercisable by the Consul inches broad, tatoned from the ears ove practices, however, I believe, dying
authorities-hero,
not mani-
In reply to Mr Caldwell, Mr Poosnecker in oases of emergenes, on account of in the by their breaking into thanks to To-Balanes;
of the cross roads. They had held licences General depends in a great measures upon The
excha cheek aud-voting across the mouth,
11
30 daya' sight,...
4 ingstha sight,
4
•Credits, & "
a/3+
Documentary, months sight, 3/3
On Paris-
'Dis demand,
8. 110,087.87 On Burlin
Credits, 4 monthat sight,
4
On demand,..
143,22 On New York 109,894.45
Qa domand "Credits, 00 days sight, 110,037.670 Bombay-
Wire, On demand,
Hongkong, 12th March, 1891.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.
General Agents.
3
Da Calcutta
· Wire
I have examined the Books and Vouchers
On demand,
That, in accordance with the suggestion for 30, 25 and 30 years, and they cons dered bis occupying a high and independent
usdo by Mir Howard, the British Coneu- if a very hard thing for them if the rule that position, coupled with, long experience in out, being but slightly indulged in at the lats at Canton has been raised to à nous but first-clu catablishments should dealing with Chicae Officials.
present time. Some of the males were of of the Copy, and the Returns received Consulate-General, and. Mir Alabaster to alluwed ost of the cross roads were In case the Offices of Chiaf Justice and robust physique, and the females were nut from the Menila gania, and certify that (who, of course, ennut now be prompted relaxed in this our. The certificates pat. Dunsul General are joined into one, and of wanting in this respect, the younger ones the above Statements are in accordance. to Bhanghai) is made a Consul General in only referred to the eppant's character an appointment being conferred on any especially. They are terrible beggars and therewith
during the last six months, during which other than a member of Her Majesty's betray no ignorance of the almighty dollar,
That the seniority, of Mr Alabaster, toge
TEOS, ARNOLD, Auditor.
On Shanghai
4.08
.....14
-3.24
78
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