No. 9596
NOVEMBER 10, 1899 |
Messas Dadwall, Carlil & Co, received a telegram to-day, from Haihow, to the boon effect that the Edendale has Borted.
It may to remombored that several months
at Aplichow, an attempt being made toing throughout was light and shado, in fast out the caretaker or proprietor, a point expressin' generally. A word of praise
Milu-And-a-quarter.
THE CHINA MAIL.
eit
of
DOMESTIU LIFE.
Fig
of the family god and other divinities
wali abore.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
KONGKONG WOING"
Mr W. Mencar
Mr and Mrs. von der Plordten and 2 chil-
Mes F. W. Phillipa Mra Post Mr and Mrs G, mior
Miss Senior
MF. Senior
some dubiefy.to the Basses aud Tonors in the Chorus who THE SAN PABEL' CUP.-Valno Tis. Juoks and barges. The lanches of the walla is visible. John bolioves in the more: he wishes; that all the wives | Mina M. A. Johnson Mr Slator.
1
the river, and
Tientsin, 40 DA
Mr John Peel's Marksman,, 10.9.......... at Tientsin to the British camp at Chang- AN AMERICAN LADY OF ORINESE shila-her child she calls him-my child, Bat it may be said that even if it haá León and so my husband will and him to China knows that the soldiers could nel without a term it classical and above the common
(Mir Teynell) 1 kla-war was marked with a that akiil:
and success which charactorised his sub- herd, and so it is, and such a long way in
Orer the signature of Louise A. Lytle-year or two more and I may sever see Magistrate's order, tho aver in command advance that no one, not even tho composer, Mr Graham's Melbourne, 11.9.............
him again: It makes my heart sorry, but would not have takon the responsibility, and (Mr Midwood) 21quant gront histerial match to Magdala. can grasp it.
Jant Well, about the
where ka hud gigantic mountsize to orces; tou, the following article appears in the if have fitty abrildrer my dealings would be could not be expected to do so. He has the Judgment, there was good material for Mr Earpy's Tremont, 10.12.
of no consideration-they would all go the fear of a coroner'a jury before his eyes, and Ctr C. Burkill) 3 but the transit of bouvy alege gums over Sun Francisco Chronicle:- chorus properly managed and coachod; first
Marksman got off with the lead and made bad Chinugo roads and over rough tried When a Chinese is your and owns but aaic way. Not one dan stay by me and be the possibility of having to take his trial for the support and comfort of my old age, murder. If, however, he can show a Ma-. TODAY at the Magistrusy, before Mr H.5 to management, the only possible way
for the compatry to be teard was to have the ruating the whole way round, coming coautry was a serious task-quito a differ
Bat you may go back to him as me gistrate's order to fire he feels exempted Allahabad, or from York to Leidon. The bed, curtained off in one corner, tates ap.
titas ? E. Wodabeuss, Wong Sam, atoreman, plased these anata across the chancel facing home a winner by four longths from Melant thing from travelling from Calcutta to a wife, he liver in one small room.
From this responsibility. the greater part of it. Within the curtain-
Yes, may be some time, it my husband Tsui Kau, coctio, and I Wa, cook, were theaudience; as to the coaching I believe Mrbourne. Tima, 1 min. 35 sach.
doea zot get tired of me and sell me to charged by Gunner Berry, of the Royal Schwenoke to be a very capable instructor Tax B' Our-Valuo The 100-Prosente: rivers helped him a little in the easy trans- od inolmauro a series of shelves is built into -For Ponies that have ran at this 1 of stores, and in after life! Sir Robert, the wall to hold the many boxes filled with
some other mLD. We are just like cows, with a thorough knowledge of music, but ba
never forgot the services which the young extra clothing, etc. An American obair or excepting No. 1-it-is-only the Erat-wife- Artillery, with stouting sugar, coffee, must, had no idea of sonducting such a shorus as macting and not won a race. Da officers and buo jackets of the Loot Netw, an American table, a shelf appropriat-he onnnot put away sa easily; she has all Mr E. W. Ashworth Mr T. Mitchell
rendered to his Division in China. It peas and four from the North Barracks. he had before him or rather on either side
ed to offerings of oranen, tes, rine, awost the rights. But if I were to go back I Me C. E. Bigmore The complainant stated that he was watch. of him, he practically, as far as time Mr John Pool's Talisman, 11.4 ...........
was concurued, left thera to thetareles
(My Reynoll) 1pleased him greatly to sa how the young
neval officer worked the barge and bur-meats, drek, chicken, pork, iluminations should bavo to by No. 1's slave, alwaya Mr E, B. Blake ried up stores and ammunition by the y-colored candica und punk in honer ready to pamper har every whin' and Mr F. S. Blake ing the kitchen and detected the accused. As to the soloists they were all round weak,
(Mr Midwood) 2
river. It was splendid practice for the helping themaulvos to the stars. Each of the only exception being perhaps Mra Hagon Mr Fernando's Buccaneer, 11.1
whose voice is strong enough to fairly fill
Brown defendants was food 25, with the alterna- the Cathedral.
A shrine, undermouth this could do nothing for me, for he Talisman got the lead, bat was speedilynier lieutenante, and even aidshipmen, whese pictures or samos are pasted on the ebe5 zer most tyrannical command, and Mr and Mrs D, E. dren Mr Denson and Mise overtaken by Buccaneer, and the pair raced an it inured them to soif-reliance, respon
would no longer be my son. You say the Mr E. H. Butr Laumert have very sweet and pleasant together down to the Loong-foi and up the tive of fourteen days in prison.
drawing toora voices, but both (as also Mr Back Straight. At Probat's corner, how. Bibility, the initiatire, and the command of shelf or uttar, where the spark of incorse Chinare are act an affectionata people. Me Douglas Dick
domestic life to Mr A. Dehse lose which he men under a severe strain of duty, as honrar dies or the tea cup ever emptics what it than
feand affection upon, when our Laws Mr A. B. Hewits Messor) were inaudible. Mr C. Lammort eur, Talisman adin got
so crowded that husband and wife make ngo a disputa arose over the Chinese temple heavy and correct un oval; what was want half-a-dozen lengths, Time, 2 min. 47turn from Patin. The Peiho rivar was their way in and out of the apartment maintain that a man may bave as maEy Capt. W. H. Jackson Miss E. Senior
was out of voice entirely, and Mr Crow as maintained to the finish, winning easily by tela Admiral Sir James Hope, upon bis re-takes anther corner, and now the room is
covered by cur guntouts, hired cargo sideways, like a dog. Very little of the wives as he wishes; that be may put Mira Jarrett
away any or all, exsepting the firet wife, Miss Jarrutt Navy patrolled
photographer and the Police Gazette, and Presented. For Grinius of this year, strong battalion of marines garrisoned his picture and his wife's picture hang side to bor, and all the children must acknow- Mr J. Kinghorn
must obey No, I will and raiau up ebildren Miss O. A. Johnson that have run at this poting and the British baso at never won a race. Unplased Autumn to keep down revolts and terawe the by side in rustic waluat frames, and weledge her as their mother? I should like Mr J. Kirkwood
friends pictures and their wives', and all to be a Uhristian woman, to be governed by Mr and Mrs C. Grilling allowed 71ba. One mile and authorities, us they had been plage the children, if there are any, and if there Christian laws,
lot when Sir H. E. Lech and Hr Oliphant
are not any it is a wufully unhappy home. were there two years provicas. To pro- The remainder of his picture gallery are vide for emergencies in the fut the covelly pretty girls in all stages of gym lection of storos bad to be contined. Ten days' supplies were sent on afer Napier's astic peaes, drew and undress, cut from
dachy pink papers.
A worse prison than this, with a revo If children done there is no moving to
Mr Chantrey fackbald division, in country carts and army way- Scallywag gut way with the lead, but UD. Squadrons of Sikhs and Froncli jarger quartera-room for another bod is Julien in my dally habita. I do not desire | Mr Q. Allison
Gazaley wore posted at sever points
in the Christian religion, but I like the Mr H E. Boxehall Mrs Van Nierop was soon ortak by Fiandight which check the Chinese bisditti and cover our made by adding a broad shelf away up near to be a literal Christian; I do not beltees Mr S. 3. Benjamin Mr H. F. Meyerink the celling, which protrudes are the head
Mira Olitent & child mado play with a long lead over the rest of lines of communication, for it was reported the whole width or the while length of the Christian laws. The Chinese in America Mir Hart Buck the course, finishing half-a-dozou longtha as they had harried our rar, out off
are governed by the Six Companies, so-Dr and Mrs Cauta Mr & Mrs P. Sachse,
mares and child Coben ahead of Raceland and Volga, which pantes camp followers, attacked merongers, and room-a second story as it were-with a
Mr C. S. Taylor ⠀ than that now-commur aaga makes it raced a deal heat for second place. Tims, robbed the postmed. The jillagers of very contracted amount of cubie space, palled; although there are more companies Mfc and Mrs 0. 0.
Access is gained to this department by Matow showed orione buelitty to our
means of a mmmon ladder. The goddess Six. I could run away from my husband Mr & Mrs M. CosterMr. U. Willord BDd AYABUS,
wero
ro no different intone to the
of children ända her aishe under the head successfully, perhaps, to a mission if Mr J. B. Coughtrie Capt. Young
desired. Mr Juha Paul's Talisman, 9.7............
other people passed along the line of march.f
A mission would give me a home Mr A. J. Baston the of the parenta brd. Goon Yun, the godfor a year; then, at the year's expiration (Tientsin) 1 They actually fired upon our traps of the
WININOR HOTEL. rear guard, despite the preclaration of Sir dese of mothers desiring children, always turn me.uut to many or to make by own Mr Buxey's Islander, 9.8 (Leo)...
Either would mean starvation, | Mr W. G. Allen living Mr Redfern's Smuggler, 9.9 (Fish) ................
There may be one or many wives, a few death. I am too old for any me Hope Grant in the people, fineulested bas her little iluminated alatine
to destro Mr O. Beurmann everywhere. When Sir Robet beard of it, with slern resolution, he adored the muro chairs and stools, rice bowls and in warriage, too helpless in the ways of Mr P. Bindor punishment of the villagere burning fizer ware, bat in the main there is very to the good living my husband provides to Capt. J. H. Bowker Lieut. C. H. Lambert,
making money to support myself, too used Mr J. F. Boulton inst as the German as Bazelles le difference between the homes of rich it; 1870. He then pusted ap jotices and per
ba deprived of it; besides, he is as good to Mrs J. E. Bowker RN. warning to esse villagers, and stating why A natural-fouted woman has many adme as Buy Chiness husband would be- Master Harry BowkerRev. J. M. Morten
were distinctly good; sopranos and altes wet-orchestra too strong for the com
Taken all round the performance pany. shows that the material is all thera; a little more experience, atroager conductor and the Theatre fastaad of the Cathedral to and it will be evident that the eing musicians of the Colony are good onough to bald their own with any community of the auto size anywhere. Where is the Choral Society, and why does it not take this kind of entertainment in hand Yours,
MUSIO HALL
about which thoro way After the ouse had been productive of a swati amount of pickings to the logal fraternity, it wons before the Squattam Commission, and was finally referred to arbitration, the result of which was a com- promiso. Tho caretaker was left in pos susion, but in future was compelled to share the drawings with the plaintife, the representatives of the clan who chimed
[We must leave our correspondent's cri- proprietorship. The decision was not re- coived favourably by the man in possession.tician on last night's performance of Spor's besutiful oratorio to be judged by these who had the pleasure of being presed on the occasion. It is usual, eben a perform ance of sa oratorio in given, to invite 10- presentatives of the Press to be present. In this case, however, the committed (no subt for goed and sathicient reasous) of the eminent did not Musical aritics connected with the Press of the colony to attend. We are, therefore, unable to make the bombie effort which we should otherwise have made in the way criticising the performance. We desire, however, to direct special attention to the very pertinent query with which par cor repondent ecncludes.Er., C. M.]
No folt aggrieved that the arbitrator had shown a leaning towards the side of the claimante. By thinking over his fancied wrongs his mind became unhinged, and the other day he put off from Aplichow in a'dag out' with the avowed intention of paying a visit to the Land Office, the abject boing to obtain redress. Sovocal sampaus wont in purauit, and seeing he was likely to be prevented from visiting the Laɔd Office, where his promance was, doubtless, not desired, he jumped overboard and was naver seen again. His body ma vashod up, it is said, oppsito the temple a circum- alance which is regarded as AUT
ske ange.
Title
A FARTHING newpaper is the latest novelty in Paria. It is called Le Vic and is edited As a by Pol Martinet, an Anarchist. farthing, or, to speak more precisely a two and a-half centime-piece, is unknown to French currency, the nave venture, says the
serious practical dificuly, but the
лак
any
CRICKET.
CABIES' REORZATION CLUB CRICKET OLUR, A two-day match between la fteam repre sunting the Ladies Recreation Club and an Eleven from the Cricket Club was commended at the Cricket Ground this
afternoon.
Play commenced at o'clock.
Daily Neius, is faced at the autot by Jacket Club won the toas, aud Dr Lawson jector gate orer it in a rather iugonians and Maitland went in to lace the bowling fabioo The paper is to be printed on two of Leach aut Markham
The doctor got different colors, each colour being used en
to work at enea, and hit the slow bowlers altornate days. Purchasers of
paper of one colour will be charged a hal peting, all round the fish before he was badly run but they will get in exchange for it on the out by Firth in attempting a very short following day, without further charge, the
Hia score of 84 included one 7, paper of the other colour.
one fi, one 5, and right 4. The aud the 7 wers ail run, the ball having been
run.
half.
Mr Buxey's Flashlight, 11...... (Mr F. A. Sampson) Mr Dennis's Itucciand, *11.
(Mr. R. Burkill) Mr Torg's Folge, 10.12 (Mr Midwood)
3 min. 20 acor
* Dead Heat,
THE MAPEDUS' RACE.-
1
2
*DRA HEAT IN FIRST RACE Daydream, 3.1...(Mr Williamson) *} Boldheart, 12.13...(Mr Macgregor) +1 Boldheart was easily by half-a-dozen lengths.
THE BIGSWEEP Cur-Value, Tls. 100-Pre- aunted-Fur ali Ponies that have run
Mr Kanack's Riance, 11.1...... (Mr C. R. Burkill) Mr Choufleur's Correct, 10.12.
(Mr Machado
Mr Sua's Falstoff, 10.12 (Mr Heynell 3 Keltedrum slowed fret in front and
Sharece came up with a rush s the
THE DEATH OF HERO." ATRILLIANT TAGING RECORD.
Katow
the bouses were omitted to be dames. Sie Hope Grant meanwhile ha, ordered
д
chopsticka, which, with the rich,
вы
Bo a Christian woman.'
should I do?'
For my husband to sell at once; what
Find a home in a mission lease.'
shup ever.'
Be.
Lord
Mr R. Lyall Mt J. MoWilliams
Mr T. A. Shaw, Ja Mr I. E. Shoon
Mr. J. D. Stephens Mr and Mrs T. Scof
A.Mrs S. B. Weld
feru Tailer
Mr L. K. Whitou Mr W. V. D. Weight
MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL,
Capt. and Mrs H. U.
A. Harris Mr&Mre Gec. Holmes Mr R. B. Joyco
Mr and Mrs J. M.Miss A Patterson
Capt. Petersen
Bande
Master Clar. Brown Me nad Mrs Ledgard
Mr & Mrs Geo. Erkley Mr Z. Sasatari Rev. Mr & Mrs FiggsMi Goo. I.. Tomlin. Mr A. O'D. Gourdin Capt. C. H. Welman, Vice-Consul P.Gavan- 3rd Rogt, Mra Welman
nillos
Mr Baca
200
++
TEAX HOTEL.
Capt. and Mre Buat Madams Koch
Bra Farmer
Mr Medhurst
Capt. and Mrs Moore' Mr A. E. Skeets Mr A. Findlay-Smith Mr M. Tomiia Sistor Walter
VICTORIA HOTEL,
:
Professor G..M. Mot-
Lat
Mre Moitat and obild
Mr G. Nielsen,
Mr Jao. Stephenr
Mr A. Thompson
Professor Max Vat
delut
Partages over the small frot Firet, not what object in leaving him?"
If he were to die would yon grieve for Brown at this Meeting and not been placed bridge of boats to be thrown across the being an object of special admiration for
Lient. A. Corio Winners on fourth day excluded En-river to Pa-la-cheaps, a strong ent ached the opposite sex, her husband may pick him, for you then would be free to follow
"Oh, Sin Sang, how abould I ever ceasó Mr F. B. Descon Mr. Y. Bato trance, $5, to go to the Second Pony camp to be formed on the rog to Pekin, room opening on the street; second, the your own inclinations? --Two Milea.
to store and guard provisione, ausilion may come and go as she chooses en the baggage, aicze material, and to enable the streets, visit places of amusement, nalive grieve, for I bail then be a worse save Perhaps if a No. 1 could be found the army to advance in lighter mathing cedarnt foreign, do her own meager shopping after the dafiaut any of Sako-lin-sin, or parketide, travel in the street or steam
eyes all the racl widow acknowledged by our lawa-who cars and ces with her ow which, au long as it remained the field, wondata of a foreign country. A wosithy wished to appeal to our lawa, she could
a small-foot wife; she comes go a point man huys a sal had to be disposed of in decisive battia.
Don't believe it,' exclaimed the strong- The cavalry proved of gross to the over the sens to California as a tirasolars
minded woman, emphatically. Look at marle the running the first round, with army at this juncture of the ar, as robin passenger; when she loaves the res
losely-curtained Lizzle, the Swedish girl who married car faceland in close attendinos. As the connoitre parties were seat out dily towards sol she is carried in The trance to the tight for the ran home Pakin to find the whereabouts of the Tartarcarriage to her new home, and from the wealthiest lottery man in San Francisco. Mr R. Marray Adam-M: MeeLoan
wife Lizzie was indignant. I'll apply for Mr F. East outside place and sesumed the lead which generat, and to discover all ads of in- day she ontara it is practically entombed when he took a Chinese girl for his second
Being a small foos she is, of course, formation, such as the nature of the roads alive.
do saything but look divorce and one-half the community Madame Giese
I was married according to he kept to the finish, winning by a lengil reconnoitred, the condition and gradients of cot expected to
property. the same, the fass of the surroundingsuaning in her big hair done a la two Christian laws, she cried. fum Correct, with Paisley a good third, the others all close together and Sydney entry as suitable for guns andintantry to dragone playing with a pearl,' ora là two
Lick Chou langbad and snapped bia Mr V. Kofol last. Time, 4 min. 30 sece.-Mercury.
masuyre pun.
heir direcphrenixes threading the flowers. Sho spenda to 100 tion. erose-roads, and
how fenced; the much of her time sitting inilor faction, jeweled fingers. "A Bg for your Christian
marriage and your Christian laws. with both webleet tucked under, paping heen yourself and I'll always give you an dol Wm. L. Barr position, onetreetion, and populatica loway; loual resources and trade ever and poker with her woe servant. Occasionally | accommodation for troops and gas, watering the toys with a bit of silk and tinsel, actually excullent living, and what no Chinese Mr Dutnorin The hunghai Mercury of the 4th inst. places, swamps, eorube, forests, be classes of one whole year accotopliching the fuat al wife gets, plenty of spending money, oven
·Suovo Women Smoka i This much
referring to the death of the well known stock, forage and carts, &c. Lijd a railway spbroidering a packet-book for her hung. if I take dozen more wigs. But don't Mr John Foreman race guy Here, say-This fine rane pong. existed from Tientam to Pekin, the advance hand. Once a week ber base of hair-the Act the fool and cut your own throat. We Mr Gaetio
Mr G. Harman debated question is sowered in tho ni-
hit into the parade ground on the other
we are sorry to say, died suddenly to-day, waaid have been much easier to the infan roming glory of a Chinese woman-is Chinees have to do some things with our
enterprises in accordance with Califor- | Mr G. J. M. Harman firmative by Lady Colin Campbell in the side of the rood. Maitland's innings was from what has been pronounced
Flo bene ill about, and the cavalry would us have and done afresh by the woman bairdresser who!on laws, but we defy all lawa and all Mr. de Havilland
to have been English fustrated, while Mrs Lynn Lipton nipped in the bud, Pilt taking him en attack of colic.
7 such constant work after a tle. So far Las for her clientele the small feet wives of
your lawyers
om Capt. Hildebrandt traponds (like King James) with a fig to wicket. cll a curly ball from Mark- o'clock last evening, and Be Whitney was the campaign had demonstrated he was wen'thy men. This important perage
Counterblast. Lady Coliu admits that she has the great houeur to belong to the ham. Firch and Launert played carefully at once sent for, but altburgh everything and value of sevaitry cinco the inventions in a close observer of society events in pay or cach individual of
at the outset, and in spite of several changes possible was done for him. the owner, the modern imes. Wolseley wrate that twa aristocratic Chinatown and relates them to stands financially.
you would gain your disoros, but as to famala sex, and declares that that more de-of bowling the sonte rozo steadily till, veterinary surgeon and Mr Dallas, the only and a hall regiments of cavalry enabled the her patrons.
not one sent. The Chinese tri- properly, hightful portion of humanity has mere goed
118, Firth stepped out and was clean bow-jockey was ever rode bim in a race, remais allied army to advance rapidly, by the able The fe of a wealthy Chinosa woman, of tobacco thao man has.
83 coromaalty nervous organisations are far nure delicate flo in attempting to pull Markhaming up all night with him, he died at 11.30 mapner in which they sumeed the country, rather of a women belonging to a wealthy banal would not demand it. The Chinese)
that is brutal male's, and square log. Murray opened his account by to-day. The news created the most intense and noted the terrain all round. They man, is most miserable. You will open a and acute
To all intents and purpcees you are every other reason which commenda the ting kan lasi, ut none of the excitement amongst masing men to-day, and doubled the effect of the Enfeld gras and your eyes in surprise at the great pile of their factory overalls un which she towing bat soothing herb to the latter is at least as apgleznud (and to one, the very sincere sympathy will he felt with the Armstrong artillery in cuti
fielders started for it in time. Leach, wh tive pony's owner. The following is a record good scouting, dash, and charge of auve tous. pleable to maids Red mattosis. It is tho had been resting, resumed bowling in place of Hero's performances sizes as first up-
Why do you do this work when you are mont. They were a great help to the intan- cigaracts that Lady Colin would like to see Ander Murray un-drove the new
peared on the scene three yeare and a halfter taking batteries by threatening to riob? I asked our mich woman. more often batween her sisters' lipe; bat it
turo the Hanks, and generally distracting 'Been Sang,' she said, 'would have mo is mainly against the pipe and cigar that for for, Anders Ealding badly, and hit the next ball to the boundary at leg for 4.
the attention of the enemy. Our cavalrygo crazy. Can I sit here all day and see Lamicart, who had been evalent with a
and artillery alters were so well delivered the things I have acou every day for few humble eingles, alav opened out to the
that our losses were light, whilst the moral now bowlor, deiving bio atraight the
elleet of the zuccese of our two arme upuu thoughts I have thought for twenty years? quod over sila litle loans, which, with ito Nagasaki.. 50 07
is plenty of work for the poor paa, prash-envered favnilors and veivat carpels, | Shangz the Chiucas rude them run away from our
Thero is acres and to the off for 4s, sud repeated
is as a rolaistero palace, and I promise to The last named stroke or Matkum. He
infantry whenever they got the chance, al ple. I do not raka it from then, but if I ways essuilted with heavy loss in the said did they are richer than I, for they have bring no other wives to share it with you amoy
The retiretuents. cavalry officers in big fast and can go everywhere, and
and every and on my dasth you may do with it and
Anping reconnaisance frequently rode up today have sorasthing new to fill their inds; all things I leave you as you please; you Swatow....
yards within 200
walls while, pour me ! is China I was shut up in obey no other man. Bat in all other Canton of Pekin to get information about the move the house since I was 10 years old, and lugs I do as I choose, and regulate my life upon my own native social customs. ments of San-ko-lin-eio. They also en only left my father's house to be shut up tablished cheap markets for food and pro- in my husband's house in this great coap So don't set the fool and out your throat
wo divil and try.
I have been in for the sake of community property, duce, as the poople were obliging. Napier was delighted with this house without leaving it save on two which has no existence amongst our pea
ple." their general conduct that be prevented the evenings. Would you take from me my
Hean Sang, my husband provides for soldiers from entering their houses, and pro- only way of passing the time?" tected well-behaved villages,
my bountifully; be is kind and indulgent ja
• Women's
A
Mrs Lynn Lantun's wrath is directe. woman nursing her haby while smoking hor eigur (presumably not the baby's ogart, your cook dropping the nehes of her pipe into (be stow, are not fascining
to
objosta to imagine. But even also cut beautifully to the Pavilion Darby, Linton admits that any subject wate ever that is truched by a clever and beauti ful woma
lunes half its repul Biveness. Shall we then allow only our clever and beautiful lady friends to sinoke Surely this would be too unfair, M. WIYL has a notable article in the Yacht upon the handling of floats, which hae relation to the loss of the Vic-
The relieved Markham, but gave a burd chanca to Currie at hit on from the follow- jug ball. Dumbleton was tried in plass vi Leach, and with his fourth ball disposed of Lambert, the hall shooting in from the off. The retiring bateman had compiled his 40 in exceliluut stylo, combining hard hitting with caroful play Beyond the hard stroke to Currie ha did not give
a
SPRING, 18
The Griffias, mile, Tong....
(fastest on record).
11
Shanghai Derby, 11⁄2 mile
Chau Shang Kluk t'up, 3 mile (Or every race in which Le started.)
AFFON, 1890,
The Griterion Stakes, I mile
Shanghai St. Leger, 19 mile" Champions, mile
M. S.
...1.29
3.12
2.03
...2.09
3.494
...2.41
(Or every race in which he started)
SPRING, 1811.
...2.15 The Criterion Stakes
Shanghai Stakes, 14 mile3.17 Champions
2.40
"
4-4
taria. He has been reading the discossiouance, but towards the alone of his (Or every race in which he started.}
which has ariaun in England as to the practical application of theoretical princi-
to floot ples maring. He is far from wishing to discard any lesson that razy by learned, but reminds his readers that col lisions cannot be avoided, nor the move- monta of ships be renderd more certain, by
AUTUMN, 1501. The Criterion Stakes
Shanghat Stakes... Champions
144
...2.88
(Or every race bo tried for.)
SPRING, 1892. Beaten for the first time by Majestic Did not race again at that menti...
AUTUMN, 1893.
Ezekiel inning dad not bat so well. had scored only b when he got his leg in Front of a straight ball from Darby, and Wolmou cominenoud well Burien was bowled in the same oror with out muring. by driving Dambleton into the Pavilion, but the wily Engineer sent up a shorter ball and easily ought and bowled him. the more applicat. n of mathem tion! sules. Thomas fell to the auto bowler. After
renurk of the Upon this polut he quotes a late Admiral Jarien de la Graviore in Lesom los cricast, Murray watauod ap. and placed Darly twice to the off for 4. Queux de Mer. More than twenty years Scores - age the Admiral wrote, I defined, and I still deine, uaral tactice in the humble wis: the art of
of navigating a squadron D. J. A. Lowson, run out...... without asparating and without collision. F. Maitland, c Platt, b Markham. Simple ideas always prevail with difficulty, C. 31. Firth, & Markham......... hurt, at the critical moment, it to to thom Frilz Lammert, Dumbleton.. that recourse is infallibly had. Technical G. C. Murray, not out... pedantry will not withstand more than aE. S. Fastial, b., b Darby. fow days of real servico. The Adiral, Lieu. Barton, R. N., b Darby......
Weyl, bad
yuadrons Capt. Welma, S. L.I., a and b Dumble
101 . dispersed by bad weather, he had bandled
Bay's
1000
CRICKET CLUB.
b
0
them under difficult conditions, he knew Capt. Thomas, A.S.C., b Dumbloton....
that the elements were changeable and J. A. Strick, B.LI., not 'out.............. capricious, and that every ship is subject E. Mast, 1o bat......
to their influence. His experience and bis
good sense taught him that there was so much of the unforeseen in navigation that it was enough to hold to main principles lo order to resolve almost all problems, and that it would be folly to wish to replace initiative and coup d'ail by exact combina tions which can" tako no account of io. cidents and of the motility of the elements. This also is the sound view of M. Wayl. Army and Navy Gazette.
CORRESPONDENCE. THE LAST JUDGMENT.”
To the Editor of the CNA MALL
Hongkong, Nov.
v. 10,
Extras.....
In the Criterion Stakes.
The Shanghai Stakes...
Champions
64 (Only started in two races.)
18
SPRING, LEDS.
17
The Cathay Cup, 14 mile
40
21
Shanghai Stakes...
Championa
Total for 8 wkts... 180
SHANGHAI AUTUMN RACE
MEETING.
Orr-DAY.
Saturday, 4th November 1839,
(Or every race he started for.)
ATTEN, 1893
The Eclipse Stakės, 14 mila
חרוז
the
sevontean
years.
For seventeen
and think the s
Feara
уроб
to ad how each com.
a c01rpany I don't dispute that
Mr G. Hodges
knows no such thing as car
Pery bit een busband and wife,
Capt. Geo. Visveanos Mr J. J. Young
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
SLATI
REGISTER.
November Oth.—AT 4 F.M,
Barometer,
in China and you ura governed by Va laws of China, The moment you quit my house you couse to have a mito's interest in my cetate, and
to loave once in to leare
it forever. I have made this concession to your com- Wrostock, 29.74 33 plasiga and prejudines- allow you to he
The Chinese paterfamilias is in his way a very reasonable being, If he has grown with mo; he is a good husband. But, oh! wealthy enough to dies in gend style he buys I am so weary of being treated as a child.
A distinguished a small-fect woman to add
Tara derives no
THE LAW OF RIOT.
Tokiu 29.72
30.00)
30.03 74 72
30.04 70 180.10
80.10 76
Hongkong, 30.08 Vict. Peak - Gap Rock 30.10 Macao...... Holbow 30.00 74 Motina.... 29.87 Haiphong. 30.06 Manila... 29.90 80
0.8. James(29,90 —
opper -> ⠀ * * * * < ==
ཋ ༥༥ སྱཱ ! པྟཱཿ ༥ ཨཱསྶསྶ ཙཱུ
Weather.
November 10th,-AT 10 AM.
WPostock. 30.07; 23] 48 [www] 1| b. Tokio- Nagasaki..
The Spectator, in the course of an article Shanghai.. 3.10 55 | 74 on the Featherstone incident, says: - Focehow..
Anping
Much trouble was experienced with our ...2.09
3.14 aired veslies, as they were always robhing and losting. They were great blackguards, and trouted their countrymen most cruelly. air to bla name and amablishment, Social Que of them was hanged as a warning to awe deprive her from free intercourse with the rust, and five of them were killed for her feminine friends, because she must not
unless robbing the sillage of Taagshow. The travel through the streets, read from thence to Pekin was well paved occasions after nightfall. She with blocks of granite, but rather roughly companionship from back s because she cau-
It may be asked. Where does the Riuty80.21 620 cansewayod, so much so that the darts not read, T
e epitome of politences in the
30.26 70 and guns had to take the unmade road pu
nese woman is absolute ignorance, The Art comie in? Why has that boen for Satow
We have not forgatten it. gottes ? the north side of the coal The canal only women who can read are the daughters We have merely made weise were too wide, and they created a of poor familica, who are taught the ert that to it in order to show how wide in the Hongkong 30.22 749 great deal of transhipment of atores, &o,, they may go out as readers or ratiters of power of dealing with riots under the Com- much to Napier's annoyance.
Gap Rock 30.22 10 Law. We desire to show that if the Marso.... The Chinese fairy tales to the wealthy. grare ignorant of locks, and many of our Itecognizing his wife's loneliness the Riot Act wore repealed to-morrow, the Boihow 10 beats had to be hauled up the weirs by Chinese bustund breake the monotony by suppression of ruting by the use of silliezs Haiphong-89.17 70 manual labour. The army seized two allowing her an occasional dinner party or would be as easy as it is to-day. All that Bolinao....30.00 82 large harges full of ries on the canal, which by hiring a wou reader to come and the Biot Act dees is to make more highly Manila..... went a long way to feed the troops. At suteriain her with fairy tales once a week. pena! what was penul befora. Under it.8. Jaroos 30,02] — Fa-le-chance they esized but paid for a lot In this she is treated as a child-only wherever twelve or wors partons isturb
On the 10th at 10,27 a,, Barometer steady,
...3.1
...2.40
...8.27 ...3.13
(Beaten by Mr Joho Peet's Vagrant
and Mr Treban's Bovril in the Shanghai Staken.)
41
The Clisupicu Sweepstakes
...2.44
THE CHINA WAK, 1860.
加
Canton...
reference
Vict. Poal
Arabian Nights' or similar stories. are the public peace (actual rot is not speces-
of mules and carts for transport, and tho eurrounding landscape on thiù march was suited to her comprehension, aud, os obe
30.24 76 64
just as beautiful aud cultivated as at Chung- receives them with the implicit, innocent: seu R. ». James, 5 C. and F., 158)-it | Gradients moderate for N,E. winds, Son
F. G. Fion, Piret dosialand.
auidity of air maturated with moistura bang
100.
å. Diction or Wuit, to two points.
5. Fonce or Wixo, according to Besafort
tasted cionts, drzalin, rain, fog, domy, 6. STATE OF Vaatuar, b'blue sky, o dar hai, & lightnis, avarosab, Fauzi alioware, squally, cala, azw, z raunddy, w visibility
Rat, in lacho, tenths and huzdredthe,
HONGKONG REGISTER
is the duty of the Magistrates to go to the slight. Weather fina ria-wan. The best was oppressive, end faith of childheed, they confirm her belief place of nesently, or as wear as is safe, the dust wanted a shower to keep it down in writekcraft and her conviction in the exist and there to make a proclamation in } upon the roads. The evenings were those of ence of her Buddhistis puutheon, and make these words, or words like in effect: Hongkong Observatory, Nov. 10, 1893. The trat tumbar of the drainful for camping out at night in hush attenties homage to it. Her lord and master chargeth and
an English summer, and perfectly delight-her, if possible, more lavish in her already - Our
Qaven Suvereign Lady the
commandeth all persons 1. BALONKIEM, reduced to Să degrees Fahrer- Army, Navy and Defence Review containe the following article by the Editor The fashion, At every village the people came goes still further; he bays her a pet uf grow being assembled immediately to disperse bit, and to tholerel of the sea in inches, tendue, second phase of the Chian War has never out, as they found that the barbarians' ing plants, a jews harp, a harmonien, a themselves and peaceably depart to their sad hundredthe.
3. Pemexratuan, in the shade, in degrees - Labitations, ar to their lawful business, yet had justice done to is in military history. actually protected them.
nary bird or two, s patent whistle which is The Brilish are wae cummanded by the During Napier's advance, diplomatic cor- supposed to trill like the feathered sougater, apon the pains contained in the Act made ubranit.
8. Boxipize, la permutage of estation, the and above all an expensive Buropean mouse in the first year of King George for prevent The Off-day's races were run to-day in over gallaut Sir Hope Grant, of Panjoub, respondence went en in a serious manner. but which play a from ten to twenty-five tunge, 6 sumultuose and ristega, asserebies. perfect weather and attracted an immenes Dehli, Lucknow and Oude fame. It was a Lord Elgin would do nothing in the shape of grinding out the last Rose of Summer God Save the Queen! After this procla cred of people to the Racecourse, war in which Lord Wolseley and nisny ergotiatione until alt the captivee-Perko, like a galloptor car, and rendering the far mation, all persons are guilty of felossy. Though the sport was good a damper was modern British officers came to the front Tooh, Brabazon, 4-wero returned, Holandale from Olivotto like a funeral dirga. i fuere riot is not falocy, but only a misdedi. thrown over everything by the bad news
fut seal and intelligenas, Lord Wolesley also called upon all Europeans and the She cannot distinguish one tube from ano the death of Mr Sassoon's gesat pony Hero was the life of the advants during the brat Queen's subjects to return in the allied ether and cannot adjast the mechanism to ci-prisonment for life) who remain or continue meazour; and felong is punishabis with im. the first intinastion of which to many and last phases of the war. He worked in He warned all Chinese officials and people thor tans or time, but sits back in compla- ogether unlawfully, riotously, and tumult- panplo was the unwonted spectacle of the great barmany with that manter mind is not to oppose their retura in any abape or Dorse Bazaar flag flying at salt-mast. war, Lord Napier, of Magdala, who was form, The Prince of I took the matter of sont satisfaction to listen to the noise and yously for an hour; or if they know that
its reading was hindered, for one hour after | i dew (wat). The following were the events:--- second to command, and the clever leader the prlauner dianity very lightly, and was watch the prickly eslinder revolve.
The strong-minded woman had all thear it would have been real. Farther, ob 1.-MAT-Catoh weights over 12 st. 12 of the Second Division. It was Napier atonished at oar saziety about the lives of
lbs.-One Mile.
who firs: differed from General Mountaban, siew men. What ofcasion, said he, toys to enterinin her, but the charm of no- strasting and bindered the making of the the branch commander, with regard to the is there a cause for alarm for a few British relty had Faded; she longed for something proclamation are declared felony. The Etos
AD is in intention
then.
merely a tighten. L point of storming the Thao foris, and who subjects who may be murdered. This en-new-her husband was about to present her
movements gered Lori Elgin, sed the generale ware winter work partitioning come be believed by with, it is the shape of another wife. The ing of the law against ricters. Unfortunate. planned the combined
Putin, ofter leating the base of ope- deter zerred to averys the violotion of a flag carpentes was already at ging ook inside fuever, it has cont-to-ba balletates, ratione at Tientsin, on the Peito. The vi truce. Sir Hope Grant fell the anxiety of it for the bride's novomamadation brilliancy of Auglo-Jodian troops, despite Chinese tres- the return of Messrs Loch and Parkes, as
the general advance of the of the moment of how to set, at least, until Of course you with toy congratulation
Act Taerefore the ides has grown up Direction of the alow movement of om French allies, der the retaining prisppers in their bands. some on to bose.. car, the want of reliable information, an advance might cause the Chinese to mur you are glad to have constant company and and the questionable prosonce in camp of Lord Elgin threatened pquishment if the No, I'm not; most Chinese woman wou'd that there is right of free rioting till Lord Elgin and Baron Gros, reflects al prisaners were not returner. His poliny was be, but I'm sorry. And I'm not boss, either Magistrats can be hunted up to rusd the Fig the more hour upon fir Ilope Grant, ut to weaken the Pekin Government in the for I'm yaly No. 2, and have to look down Riot Act. As may be imagined, the prag. his generals, officers and men. It was 670s of the people, but to show them that we to No. I. Now, Beau Sang, look; I love tical result of this belief is often must in- great mistake to subordinate his movements were powerful in war, and strong enough to my boy-I want him with me all the time, convenienst. For example, if at the
but our custom says: "No, you are coly Featherstone riots the soldiers would hav in the held to what Anglo-Indian soldiere enforce our demande. Prince Kung and would form policicals. We only purpose the Prince et I thought Miz Parkes of wi- No. 2; that boy belongs to No. 1 be must noted promptly, it is quite possible that no to deal with the beautiful concentration of or importanou to treat with them, and never call your mother, but must always as of life would have taken place, trois apoa Pekiu. Tie rapid forced that we had stores, designs behind the de- owe allegiance to No. 1, who is the true wife, baronet-nuarge in the earlier part of the and call her mother." She wants to see the day might hero provat quité sufficient. march of Sir Robert Napier from the rear manda of Lord Elgio,
Mr Buxoy's Boldheart, *12.13. MrJocks Captream, $13.2
(Mr Macgregor)
tream, 19, 20
* Dead host.
EI-It is always with feelings of com- bined amnecment and disgust that I rand the Daily Press priticisms (1) on anything in the musical or dramatic line attempted by amateurs, and, as usual, this morning I was not disappointed; the old
old story damning wish fant praise wunda sizth rate como opera or burlesque professional company along and nothing is too good to say about them, but the Amateur, by the Daily Press
Boldheart got away first, but he was at eat, const be kept in his place and so- Terely anubbed. Now, what does this "peadily overtakon by Daydream, which sapient oracle mean by talking about the made the running down the Back Straight, prevailing plebeian taste Ninety-nine leading by about four lengths to the out of a ruudret would prefer a Music Hall Morument. Here, however, Holdwear the taste for the Oratorio olebaian Un terms with the leader and the pair raced entertainment to an Oratorio; why not call covered lost ground and got on oven fortunately, musical quackery is one of the dead heat hours.
most Impudent frauds of the day, and when the 'HELOS Cvr.-Value, Tls. 100 some half-mad.composer harrows our nerves Presented-For Guffins that bave run with something extraordinarily portentous at this Mooting and not won a race
and exocaciating as a substitute for melody,
lat of ignoramuses turn up their eyes and
Finced Ponies Elbe, extra-Thros quarters-of-a-Mile.
the
that nothing could be done to disperse a Barometer orowd before that Riot has been read. But Tomperature
a Magistrats is required to read the Eist Humidity
A
Wind ...
Weather......
Rain........
Previous (Os dxta at. On dele at derarepan 10 mm. | |* ̈È piza
50.12 74 54
30.06. 30.22
71
72
42
49
*
-- flybent open air-temperature-on lire Stimđạ› --
Lowest open air innsjersture on the Philad
F. G. FIGO, First desistant, Hongkong Observatory, Nor, 10, 1893,
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.