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NO. 9683, ---FEBRUARY-$3,1 1894,]

Vraw Aduktal Manishini va faidriger responded to the call of his rider, and on board the M. My a 16, Melbourne you won a beautifol race by half a legib. terday says the Singapore Free Preu), on his return to France, ating just been re- Although it produced a remarkably fine Beved in the Command-in-Chief of the finish the Jockey Cup was really Energy's Branch naval squadron in the Far East by

russ from the start, in spits of Juta's pra- Admin! Dupolas Admin? Humein has been promoted, from the rest of Bear mising performances in other events. "A Admiral in consideration of the attico surprise was created in the following rass rendered to his country during the recent by Democrat disposing of Hard Times, who Franco-Siamese disturbanos. A

aqutscher was considered the safe thing is

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THE CHÍNA MAIL.

4-The ProFESSIONAL. Our presented; for all China poales; weight for inches winners of one race at this mesting, 7 iba, extra; of two or more races, 10 ìbá. extra; prezione non-starters: to - GRITY

tocoire half the entrance money. One milo and a quarter. Mr Boyd's Dunoon, 11.1

Mr J. D. Humphreys Petrone, 10.9...

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THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHINA,

LIMITED

VISITORS AT HOTELS.-

Me 7. R. Mpenz "MIT. Mitoheli

Bar. J. M. Morton Me B. F. Maller Me Ji Koduvay.

Mrs Nelson and with Pads Mr and Mrs Puntos

Fordion and chil drea

Me A Pial /*- Me J. A. de la Porta Mr0. A de la Pel Mrs Fawkes & mald Me 8. Reynell

Mr H. Hampson

** HONORING HOTELA ALON ponies; weight 12t; previous winners any way influence the jury. A son may give suite, and milowed bim to pan. The 9--The WS STAKES, for all China should be believed or that they should in of course, of course," said the taxster with a Ţa at this meeting other than subscription bis evidence to the jury and they may say master has alnos found out that there is griffins, 7 lbs, extra entrance 86, with immediately. We do not believe ons word tile Likelihood of his ever seeing his dlock MrJ.do Boss Barros Miss A, Lindholm

Me H. Bertsding Mr. Ill of what that man has said. Therefore is again. $100 added. One mile.

A few days before the Chinese New Year Mes von Bronadori MrJ. B. Marshall) not necessary in order to auslain a 32.7 12at entrance $10; Recond pony to Mr John Peel's Falisman, ar Hough) charge of perjury that the witness's words collector carrying a bag with gowards of Mr Bureeki

should have say influence upon the minds $300 in it was returning to his boss in the Ospt. Burr, RN Mr Taylor's Hohenzollern, 12.0

(Mr Taylor) cf the jury. It is recessary that the words Cheong-Lok district when he was set upon Me T. F. Carlisle should be uttered in the course of criminal by a gang of thieves who ran away with his Major Noel Gerke (Mr Hart Book) 1

Mr Copenhagen's Elsinore, 12.9,

(Mr. Binglean) proceedings before competent judicial money. He had resisted, but they were Mr H. S. Coleman

authority, and that they should be thaterial too powerfal for him and left him with Mr N. Corry (Mr Hough) Mr Feurman's Hanic, 12.0, nema

to the issue. His Lordship sentenced the several severe knife wounds. Some people, Mrs Carry (Mr Regnell) Mr John Peel's Marrythought 11.8,

prisoner to two years' imprisonment with hearing hiseries for assistance, came to him Misa Oorcy

and floding the proaste condition be war Dr. J. PrisacoMe and Mrs B. Von dor (Taylor) 3 Capt. Thomas' The Don, 12.0, Mr J. D. Humphreys Volta, 10.12, *...

(Opt. Thoma) hard labour.

Cramer in, sent to his family for & chair in which he was taken home. The wounds, the shook Mr A. J. Easton- (Mr Maclean) Mr J. D. Humphreys' Vella, 12.0,

(Mr Hart Buak) 0°

his system and the loss of the money Dr and idrs Fales were too much for the fortunate man; Mr J. Farrows Mr Heinrich's Black Pearl, 12.0

(Mr Sassoon) ə

he died few hours afterwards theft has Capt. Fawkes, R. Me J. D. Humphreys' Viper,

The following story of a clever Mr Bumphreys)

just reached as. A farmer, who had Mr Fouron Mr X. H. May's Maypole, 120,

(Mr Master)

brought two large baskets of poultry to Mr T. Gitting market, found a customer who selected Mr and Mrs HF. Sauron

Harris -- avea & Mr En Bankura Ban The Don had the worst of a bad start, and Elsinore setsfed down in front of

couple of chickens and who after having Black Pearl sud Broo. Valio came along

them weighed thou walked off with Me & Hartrodt he had omitted to pay for them, but Mr J. Kinghorn that

Caph, Tillesteros e Suk at the Bridge and passed Black Feart.

them. The farmer shouted at him in vain Mr F. Honegger Mr F. E. Sheen who had given up second place to Hover

finding that the customer did not stop he Capt. Kirby, B. MEA. W. Walimbaw The additional profit earned during the man after him, leaving his two baskets be- Mr J. Kirkwood and Talipan went up to Volta ai

do Ludario the Plantation. At the corner he had half-year amounts to 836,161.08, which, bind. Coming up to the reneway, his Black Fear continued to fall behind, taken the lead from Elsinore and Havoc with 850,945 98 brought forward from 30th couple of chickens were flung at him, while Maypole showed prominently at the bend, June, makes a total of undivided profit of the pseudo bayer increased bis speed be Mr J. S. Kamble and brought Hohenliers along with him. 885,407,06, from which the Directors pro-yond hope of being caught, and there was Mr.K. Latter

Lindholm Mr Taylor's mount got past all the fold pose to pay dividend of $1.11 per share nothing left for the poor farmer to do that with the exception of Talipian who con- (at 9/5, the demand rata bere en London on to pick up his two chickens and return to tested every inch of ground from the dis- 30th December 2/6 per share on the Abis baskets. Lo and behold they had A most exciting or Leadon shares), leaving the sam of gone the clever thieves had robbed him. taste to the finish, Girish ended in Talisman getting the $40,654.18 to be carried forward to next-to

Eismore Account judge's award by a short head," was third long way of, but he just managed to beat Felta for the place. Time-2 nias. 93 neca.

(Mr Crawford) Elsinore led off from Dunoon, with Merry thought Iant. The sitions remained un altered till the Village was reached, where Dunom drew away with the land. Merry by Volta, and it was a grand race right up. thought came out strong, closely attended to the Snish, Marrythought was not able to give the extra weight, however, although he made a plucky effort to disposo of a good third. Time-2 mins. 42 ador Duson, when by half a length, Folts

Exmains of superstition, ignorance, and or of Recovery and Laverick. For the humbag, to quote the words used by the second time in nocession, Mr Rainier Copenhagen'a Bisinore, 11.7, chairro, Mr Harry Faraiss, foregathered on 16. a. at the Holborn Restaurant, won the magnificent Tai Yeuk Fong Cay, to ellerate the New Year's dinner of the presented by Mr J. D. Humphreys, and the London Thirteen Clube: To begin with, Cup now becomes the property of the win- order to be true to their principles, the members so far forgot thatio taste at net. "By this with Opal partially ationed appear in swallowtails and bright green for his failure in the Derby. As another Mica combination that should make at German-owned pony was wond, the mab orthodox mathate positively chudder, Then, to reach the dining apartment, they had to jests of the Kaiser felt justled in raining a dadder, stut before this justy cheers for the owners of theso panter. pass andar ominous journey was accomplished, lage The rate was at what would be called a mirror resting on an seal was smashed to smithereere. Thirteen tables, with good one. The astonishing thing was that thirteen guests at Bach, ware Ind, and ou Opal led from start to finish. This only them were placed such cheerful ornamente as Japanese plaster Akalatons, erose bones, boars ont what was said by us yesterday akulls, knives, crossed, mid coffin-shaped about the difficulty of selecting the winners aniteellista with grave diggers shovels and and the very unequal form of the ponies, head-stones, bearing the inscription the story of mazy senselessxperstitions The Navy Oup was a gift for Vagrant, and killed by the London Thirteen Club, 1894 the Blue-and-Silver was also carried to In place of buttonholes the company wore victory in the Welter Stakes by Talisman miniaiura skeletons and parecek's festhers, while in order to bothorough, the after a most exuiting race with Hohenzollern fraternity had seorsed the services of a ertain number of cross-eyed waiters, who,

To

6.The Jockey Gue, value $150; for subscription ponies of this and last sea Bon, wieners excluded; to be ridden by jockeye who have never had a winning arount previous to this meeting in Hong Long or China; weight for inches; en- trance 85 Une maile

who was carrying 7 lbs. less than the win-Me Doriak-Hunter's Energy 11.3

(Capt. Thomas)

(Mr Landale) 2 (Ospt, Hunt) 31

SUPREME COURT. 'IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

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The following is the Report of the Dir. eators of the National Bank of China to the third Ordinary Annual General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on Saturday, 10th March TREK

Gentleman,--We have now the plecaure to submit to you the Ageannts for the half year ending 80th December (those for the half-year ending 30th Jane were sent to you in August last),

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NEWS BY THE FRENCH

MAIL.

TER POLITICAL, ORISIS IN, EGYFT.

Notwithstanding the exceptional timei through which we have passed, owing to the injudicions action of the Govorament of India, and the repeal of the Sherman dot in.

Cairo, February 2-It is believed that America, we are glad to state that the Bank continues to make steady prog, and Cabinet crisis is imponding here owing to obtains increasing support from the Marthe Khedire being incensed against the Ministers for not supporting him against The Accounts at the Head Ofir have Lord Cromer oantile Commnuity in China and Japan.. been audited by Mesars J. H. Cox and Wm, Lendon, February 3.It is understood Hulton Potts, and in Louden by Messre at Cairo that no change in the Ministry in

If they failed to add to the picturesqueness bet. The ponies for the test zace-theft Tierce's Mere Cypher, 11.7 of the stone, osrtainly contributed to its Gymkhana Stakes-were gut out in the Bompleteness. Half way through the feast dark, and there was a dispute as to whether Mr Maltiplex's Juba, 10.12............ the gathering spilt salt with the obeir

the afarter's dag bad fallen. Most of the Mr J. D. Humphreys Vigilant, 10.12. resoarding

0 (Mr B. Humphreya) man, and subsequently, with a clash, they shivered cironlar locking-glames pories went the wurse, but a few weré

(Mr Manners) (Before His Honour Mr E. J. Ackroyd,

Priina Jude.) with which they had been presented. The facing home at the time and did not run. Mr Manning on's Fraud, 111,. Chairmen in submitting the Houses of

This race is usually an uncertain quanti-

Friday, February 23, Parliament,' said Me Gladstone was by as Luginaland came in fret, followed by masis superstitions, for the Home Rule Outterthens and The Signor. After weighty, and there was; in thie instance, un de Bill was introduced on Feb, 19, rend a first in the ponies, the Sitowards reserved parture from the usual rule. If anything, USHAL SINGH V, MRS JUDITH GOULBOTEN Deloitte, Dever, Griffiths & Co., Ohartered Itzely at present; time on a Fridey, past ita third reading on a Friday, and was thrown out by the Lordé on Friday.

their destelon till to-morrow morning,

Dating the afternoon excellent madio was played by the hand of the lat Shropshire Light Infantry, nader Bandmaster "Mar. phy. The following was the programme:

Overture

JALTRE

Baller

„Távely On'aguanten

Semiramide'......... cadrille Tolly Compear lectionariana No. 2. Vane 17Etolle Futaire........ Waldtoufl.

made.

Batet Murie William Tell' election. Cetor Jonge Tax Dedgy Bell

Gal The Wind Up

Chevalice.

Lamore........ The Hing of this Beweis WDis

HONGKONG RACES, 1894. Staards:His Excellency Sir William... Robinson, K.C.M.G.; His Excellency Vice Admiral the Hon. Bir E. R. Fra- mantle, K.O.B.; His Excelleboy Major General Digby Barker, B.; Commodore Boyer, R.N.; Colonel' Macdonell, R.A.; Colonel Malloy, RE; Liest, -Colonel Ro- binson, Shropshire Light Infantry; Llout- Colonel Barrow, Hongkong Regiment; The Hou. Q. P. Chater; The Hon. J. J.1-The SOURRY STAKes, Sweepstakes of $10 each, for all bond fide griffins at the date of entry; aubscription griffins of Keswick, The Hon. T. H. Whitehead'; · R.

this season, 1889-94, non-winners allow- M. Gray, E.; J. Grant, Esq.; T. Jack-

ed 10 lb. roight for inches. Thres,{ son, Esq.; H. Hoppies, Esq.; M. Grote,

quarters of a mile. Esq.; J. D. Humphreys, Esq.; A. Cazon, Mr Buroy's Recovery, 10.9, Mr Master)

Mr Taylor's Dare Devil, 108,

Baq.

Clerk of Scales:--H. Hoppius, Esq. Judge --The Hon, C. F. Chater.

Starter-M. Grote, Esq,

and Starter -J. A. Strick, Esq.

Below are given détails of the day's racing -

(Mr Taylor) 2 Mr Baxey's Hard Times, 10.13

(Mr Sesoon) 2

Mr J, D. Humphreys' Vigilant, 10.2.

Upon this exam being called Mr Goul bosta also came forward.

His Lordship said Mr Goulbourn, this is a mattor in which the plaintiff, tad sued. on Judith Goulbourn, married woman

Barrgy was most in request. Juba cut out the runsing from, but going past the stand Figilant forged ahead was ▲ more fich is the pan, however, for Jube stained his lead right up to the Rock. Energy was steadily improving his position up the Hill, and coming down the other for $50, money lent. As the law does not aide he had a slight advantage from Jube, sllow a married groman to be saed, I order. Mere Cypher made mighty rush, only toed that your arms should be stored in the drop back again in the next few strides, summons. I do not know why she bor if the raca rogod the money what have you to say!

Mr Goglboat-I do not know anything and at the Village it looked an. : tay between Jobs and Energy only. All

His Lordship is Mrs Goulbours Hiring three ponies were whipped pretty freely about it. from the distance to the past. Mere Cypher with his nose on the flask of Juba, was with you! stered between that pony and the rail, and slowly bat atasdily forged in front. He was beaten by a neck by Energy, with The best finish of the Juba about three-quarters of a length babind-third. meeting, so far. Time-42 mins 14h soća:

Mr Goulbourn No; not for the last three yeere

The plaintiff spoke to having lent Mrs Mra Goulbourn-I admit it, my Lord." His Lordship-Have you any means to Goulbourn the sum of $50 az months ago.

Are Goulbonra-I can pay in instalments; not all at once.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before His Honour My E. J. Ackroyd, Prame Judge.) Friday, February 23,

His Lordship Tell the plaintiff he had better lot this wase and over till next ponies; weight for inchen; previous win- 16-The FLYAWAY Sxxs; for all Chine

ner at this maeting, 7.bi. extra.; anb-wook to see if he can make some arrange soription griffins of this season, 1883-94. ment with Mrs Goulbourn, Mr Goulbourn silored 7lbs.: entrando $5, with $100 has nothing to do with it. added. Three-quarters of a mile. (Mr Crawford) 0 Mr August's Democrat, 10,12,.........

(Mr Taylor) 1 Mr J. D. Humphreys' Vethaña, 1.09,...

(Mr Hart Buck) Mr Buxey's Hard Times, 11.5..........

(Mr Mastar) 2: For this race, which brought out only

(Mr Maclesu) 3 Clock of the Cours :--T. H. Hough, Esq. of Mr Bozay's ponies last year, no Mr R. Fraser Sinith's Marksman, 10.9, less thau thres frat-day winners were saddled, the winner of the Wong-noi- Mr Troba's Brigand, 10.12.

(Mr Crawford) 0 chong Stakes Hard Times), the winner of

There was not much to choose among the Derby (Dare Devil), and the winner of

the four when Mr Grote dropped the flag, Racing was resumed this afternoon in the Canton Cup (Recovery), glorious weather."

Bon. Treasurer H. E. R. Hunter,

Esq.

SECOND DAY.

Friday, February 23, 1894.

Betwees the

4 KNOTTY POINT IN THE FERJURY QAUR, The Court at thy to hear arguments on a legal point raised by MrE Robinson, in his defence of Chang Ut Chun, who was found guilty of perjury in connection with

Accountants:

D. GILLIES, Chairman. Hongkong, 15th February, 1894. DELINGS AHEET, 30TH DEURIERE, 1893, Liabilities.

8

cts.

dera' Shares of Capital, 700 Faily paid Foun

par of 31.) c

{st par of Capital partly paid, £393,003

3.) red Depozite, Current and other Account

On Drafin, Acceptances, and Endorsements (Bills ro dis- counted) Balance of Profit and Loss

Account

Total,

Asst.

Cath on hand and at Bankers' Government and other Boon- rities belonging to the Bank Bills receivable, Loans and

Advances

and Facuiture, Stationery

Stamps

Adjusting Account (Exchange

and Interest}.....

Total, 175 +

A

2.

Mr J. La Watson

Baron and Baronember W. Whitew

(Mr HL. P. Who

Me K. H. WHaml KUJ. WITH

fealey, RA Dr. & Mr W. Young

Mr and Mrs O. W.Capt, and stira Wres

Miss La Lindholm Miss N. Lindholm

MOUNT AVENTS HOTI, VEGAS

Mr add Me JohnMe J. B. Coughtris

Andrew and child. Mr EL Grell

Mr 9. 8. Benjamin Mr O, Gschwindl Mr H. R Borshall Mr Chantrey Incă ball Mr and Mm D. EM O Malach M

Brown

Mr Hart Buck Mrs Van Nieren Mr R. H. R Burder Miss Opyon

De and Mrs Cantlie Mr & Mrs H. W. Faul Mr and Mrs G. 0.Men Posta

Cohom

Commander H.Ootes-Mine Stanley

worth, B. N. Me C. 8. Tayine

TAZ BOMBAY MONET MARKTE. Bombay, February 3-The Bombay Ca sette weites:-Yesterday was a critical day

VICTORIA, ZOFIA | for the brokues of Bombas, and tour of

Me J.-W. Banaketa ng Mr Johanss them stopped payment. They were Capt. van Garback Ma Jones

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*Mr J. F. Bask.

Me W. Everet

Mrs FarmTher Mr E. Hunsohe Mr H. Jensen

very large firms but still the loss aggre gated a lakh of rupees. The orizin was due to the basey payments to be made for silver recently ordered in ench

spooniative quantities. The Banks were unable to ad. Fance the money, even ca Government paper, on account of the tightne of the market. The lowest point touched by 1,719,100,95 Government paper was 101%, and a good Mr B. Murrag Adam-Capt, and Mrs Moste

5,000.00 $,220,020.00

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Grimble

Mr Thos. Mook

But M-1. Mensias

Mr A. Perros

Mr P. B. Fal

M. H. Robinso

PRAK HOTEL

MJ. O, Marry M

Mir A. Findlay Smith

Capt. and Mrs Haut Mr Nicke L Mr Maclenu Mr Medhurst

Capt. & Mrs Welman

CHINA COAST MÉTEOROLOGICAZ

#puttant

REGISTER

February 22nd.—ar 47.3.

Barometer."-

Į NNM

deal was taken up by the bazaar at that tompting rate. The Kanbadge Banks took Mr and Mrs Geb.Bir A. E. Szedr 1,231,680.03 about four lakhs of the depressed

paper. The silver rate was 873. Scarcely any oz. 85,407.08

ders were resolved, but those who are held Ing

the white metal are sending small con- $5.261,208.04

signments op country. Great difficulty was experienced in disposing of the silver ote.and.

and only one small order was sent to Lon 668,598.30 dou. There is little or no disposition to

speculate.

The wavering policy of the 583,980,55 Secretary of State leaves it very much open to doubt whether he will not next 3,747.900.39 week accept a still lower Sgure than that takan on Wednesday for his Council Bills. 36,799.75 The feeling prevails that if he remaint firm he will be able to maintain the figure 247,081.99 at which his bills changed hands on Wad-

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Wostock 30.09 32 THE CURREYUY QUESTION, --

Tokio 29.93 ......$5,281,208.04

Bombay, February 4-The Rambay Nagasaki. 30.19 branch of the Currency Association has Shanghai.. 30.11 62 addressed a long letter to the Finance Foochow 30,14 61 Department on the subject of the currency Amoy...... 30.10 policy of Government which concludes Anping ... 30.08 Swatow....30.13 The Committee desire to draw this Gov-auton eroment's special attention to the probable Hongkong 30.09

Viat. Peak effect of allowing the present unrestricted

the Grap Rook 44,852,83 flow of silver into India to continue

event of a famine in the land. They be Macac 40,554.18 lieve that were such a calamity to betal Holkow

the silver that had bosna the country 147,073.04 sicuted for coined rupees would prove un maleable and consequently valueless in pro viding the people with food. On the other cts.haud, wera the importation of metal stopped the upcoined ailver now in India would 50,245.69 gradually cine to the value of the rupes Wl'ostock, 30.20 5

available not only to Tokio $0.00

TROFIT AND LOSS LCCOUNT. 30th December, 1893. Dr. Charges, Salaries, Directors' Fess, sto.. payment of $1.11 por shafs on 40,408 shares

On the Grand Standres opinion was very much divided, and Hard Times ebon assumed a lead, Brigand the recent arson case by a jury on Wod-Dividend Account: proposed

before the start Reconery, more on osaat second and Markeman third. Democrat nesday night. of bis uncertain obameter than anything came out at the Village, and, catching the

and in the enclosure there was a larger at

BEr W. M. Goodman (Attorney General), Solicitor) appeared on behalf of the Crown,

tendance than on the opening day, and the else, had a large following There were favourite in every stride in the straight. instructed by Mr A. E. Johmon (Crown Balance carried forward to

two false starts, Hard Times rushed away won comfortably by rather more than with big lead from Reemory, for whom be length. Time-1 min. 35 secs.

Dare was evidently cutting out the pace.

attendance of Chinees was large enough to give the centre of the Valley a mest animat-

Devil, third, was soon overbauled by Val- sd appearancs.

The oficials were successful in getting the first event started well up to time.

hallo, Mr Baray's couple were together

was sent to the front to make his effort. on bis get. After the ponies were get away for the He soon gat past Valhalla, and Bourry Stakes a good race was witnessed,sing up to the lenders Recovery was lot Mr Baxey's representatives were apparently out. It was a magnificent race down the straight, Dare Lent doing all be knew, ranning under orders, for Hard Times but he seemed to get out of his strids, and was ridden hard and out out the pace in vas ultimately beaten by half a length. A zare, style with bla stable companion second bad third. Tune-1 min. 32 acos.

and the prisoner was represented by Mr E. Robinson, instructed by Mr 1. L. Dounge. The Attorney General-I believe my learned friend has some legal question which he wishes you to reserve for the consideration of the Full Court, but I have been unable to find out exactly what it is,

at the Village and a long way ahead. It-The TAI YEUX FONG COP, presented by was at this point that the Derby winner J. D. Humphrora, Esq., for China ponies being bond die grillas at date of entry; aabsorption-griffins weight for luches as

Mr Robinecu-The faste which occasion por scale, other griffins Tibs, extra; win-

the application for reservation of this point Dera of non-subscription rasas-of one rass Tibs, extra; of two or more races are that the words charged as perjury and the information so the 10lbs. extra; winner of the German Cup assigned in 5lbs, extra, previous non-starters at this perjury, wore not uttered by the pri meeting. laiks, extra; to be won two soner until after the jury bad stopped meeting in succession or three times in the witnesses for the defence by Bay all by a pony the bond fide property of ing that they did not wish to beat the same owner or owners; the winner further evidence in the case. The point we to receive 75 per cent, and the second 25 agreed to put before your Lordship is that per cent of the entranos fess until the eap be finally won, when the second pony shall receive 75 per cent, and the third 35 per cent. Distanco one mile and a half, Entranos 810,

and Dare Deril third, some distance off. At-The EXCHANGE PLATZ, presented by the Bankers and Exchange Brokers of the Village the Derby vicaer gained on his

Hongkong, for China pozica; weight for opponents, Hard Times was disposed of at

inches; winners of Ashley, Feochow, the distance, and after a fie straggle Re-

Lasilano or Hongkong Club Cup at this meeting 5 lbs. extra; antrates 810; covery, who showed a rare turn for speed,

second pony to receive $50. One mile caught the Judge's eye first by a half-

and thrua-quarters. length. Coming down the straight Dars!

at the time the words charged were utter

next Account...

Tosi, ....

last half year paadionimaci

ending 80th Docenter, 1893, run earnings for half year

Total,

Balance brought forward foun

eta

thus

61,860.88

8

97,027.15 and become 147,279.94

D. GALLIES, Chairma Geo., W. F. FLATTAI, Chief Manager. ASTHONY HABINGTON, Accountant

HERM STOLTREICHT,】 CHAN KIT SHAF, : Directors. KWAN HOI CHUN,

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CHOW TUNG SHANG,

ad they were immaterial to any ques

We have compared the above Statements tion then depending before she Court; the jury having intimated to the Court, whilst with the Books, Cash, and Securities at

Devil-deosed: to get out of his stride,~ Me Trebau's Bouril, 11.6, (Mr Sassion) Mr Heinrich's Opal, 11.8, (Mr Sassson) that they did not wish to hear more evid-from the Branchos, and have found same l'efficient. They deairs me to impress upen

Mr John Peel's Taliman, 11.6.

For this event, which he won last your. Boar was made favourite, and he justified the confidepos of his hackers by eaming home the easiest of winners, Talisman osa ing up in the straight. Tima, 3 mins. 53)

the now

Baiyhong. 30.05 Bolinao.... 20.9 61.69 WHE Manila.... 39.83 63 0.8. James 29.17

February 25, 10

(Mr Ragnell). o / Chun): was recalled by permission of the London Returns have been audited and our India's gold indebtedness These canne 5DATI

Mr R. Fraser-Smith's Beaufort, 11.8,....

21516201

Hongkong Observatory, Feb. 29, 18,

porchase gold bus to do so at its old Nagasaki,, 30,12-51 votes. Thus, Lou, the argument that the Shanghai: 30.0446 closing of the mints had despoiled the in Focshow.. 30.08 nocent holders of the metal would fail and Amoy......20.10

Anping... contentment made to reign where at pre- Ang

Bestow sent only discontent existe

The Committee are of opinion that the Canton least objectionable mode of axlading silver Hongkong would be by imposing a duty, equivalent to Viot. Posk the difference between the invoice value of Gap Rock the metal and the standard value in ater- Macao.... ling of the rupes. They do not consider. Hoshow

they prove Bolinas... however, that the romans to be adopted are Haiphong.

Manila, 1800 the case for the defence was proseeding, the Head Offics, and with the Retorns of much consequence so long

to be correct, and in our opinion the Ba Government the strength of their convic 0.8.James

On the Brd at 19,47 lance Sheet is properly drawn up, as to tion that while silver is freely admitted Mr Jay's Frchrinn, 10.9, (Mr Sampson) eace; and the defendant having been re- called and the jury being still in the bos,

a true and correct view of the Councile are unsaleable or only partially a steady, Gradients sight exhibit all (Mr Hongh) 2 Mr John Peel's Lacerock, 11.3, ...........

(Mr-Hough) Sthe witnesses for defendant (Chang, Ut Brok's affairs as shown by the books. The and the Home charges met by increasing the N.E. Kinda Sen alight,

the Mr David's Silver King, 11.1,

Chief Justice and in the witmass box utter tified by Mews Deloitte, Dever, Griffiths exist to reasonable hope of extricating

&Co., Chartered Accountants.

country within visible distance of time. from its present difficulties. Valuable time JAMES H. Cox, (Mr. Manisan)ed the words charged in the information

Auditor, and after this evidence was given the jury

W. HUTTON Porra, í

is being lost The closure of the mints is anllified by free imports of silver, the The disappointing form of Opal in the returned their verdict Before

country is drained by its sterling creditors Derby was responsible for Laverack being silemation esa bo charged as perjury it Hongkong, February 15, 1894.

And saddled with an ever-accumulating preferred for this erent. Beaufort gave us be material to the question pending. the starter some

trouble. When the My first

stock of the depreciating metal that can first point is that the jury had al-

serve no useful purpos beyond providing poniss did get away Opal was in front ready intimated that they did not winch to In the second Laverack second. Ascending the hill bear further evidence.

articles of art and luxury. Seer King arept up to Zarrock, and com- plass, meaning that the matter is to be ing down the straight for the fret time was taken as depending until after the verdict second to Opal. Benefort shied once again actually returned, then the only question at the way out, and was turned for home. remaining la the issue whether these words (Mr Hough) 1 Going up the ill the second time, su spoken were material to the issue.

The Attorney General said counsel for srent would bava beer placed to bis aridite Jay's Fruhsinn, 10.0, (Mr Sampson) Camrock came into second piace, and going

A newly married man, 50 years of age, if Frohsins had been as it as a Sddle, but Me E. Fraser South's Par Mesloan 8 King...pal retained the lead round the evidence

down the Hill Frohsinn aho passed Silver the defence might have goes on with his

was paying a visit on Wednesday lasi to it appears that he bad gone lame and could

Hi Lordship asid there was no si- several relations and friends and came at bond, and had not yielded op his place to

sitasked with a fit of apoplexy and died si-the Simultaneous Examinations revolution (Mr Regnell) sticking in the second place, when the dis made tip their minds before the afirmation where, while courersing, he was suddenly arrival he was intaru owed, and he described

tance was reached. Laverock was going was made.

on the firat congmont of the hearts of the The Attorney General mid the prisoner most immediately. (Mr Easton) strong, however, and looked a winnor all

There is a benevolent society in the city Indian people by Urest Britain, and hoped that nothing would be done Dover, but it was Frohsian who became was recalled and given an opportunity ka

Saroue End to let out his pong to beat, the an opportunity of hedging-by saying that smoking, free of charge. Te suitable pre-

London, Feb. 8-The latestont made Barometer winner of the Valley Stakes by a neck he was mistaken in believing that it was Laimises there is a Chinese doctor who at THE BURG-CHINE ZRBATY.

Kit whom he saw setting fire to the heap tonde to those who may wish to free them-

Standard's Shanghai correspondent, Temperators Time-3 mins 19 ca.

protest, was entered by Mr Taylor against Recovery, The Stewards sonidered the protest at some lingib, and ultimately ad- journed for further consideration. The -protent was afterwards dismimed. For the Erebonga Plate there was practically no race, for Beril was simply unapproachableby Talisman. An uaexpected win for Harmony in the German Cup was as popular si an unlooked-for victory could well be expected to be, for the winter married the colours of

the Two houg. It is questionable if this

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GERMAN OFF; presented by 3.-The

members of the German Club; subscrip tion griffins of this season, 1893-9 only: weight for inches; entrace 310; second poay to receive half the entrance money. One mile and a quarter. Mr John Poel's Harmont, 10.12

FOOCHOW NOTES: Saving See the February 10. We hear that some wealthy Chinaman distributed money to the poor in the city on Monday evening here last, the ore of the New Year. It was given away at four different pointe, a string of 100 cash to a hundred poor at each poiuk

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1. Baromutan, reduced to Ba disperse 2 Akita belt, and to the level ofthe son in inglés, ja and bendrodžbe.

2. TEKIERATURE, to the 'shade, in degrénes Fakronbail

8. Homery, in persantage of ssttmtion, 130 humidity of sie misrsted with moistuen badu 100,

4. Drumerian or Win, tó two polata.

5. Zaman or Wins, swoording in. Bamilyes

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London, Feb. 6,-Me E. Burne Jones,

mÚNDUES FOR ROYAL ACADEMICIANS, Associate of the Royal Academy, has been created a baronet; Mr. T. Watts, a Royal Academician, was offered a like

6. BEATH OF Wirman, 5 blus 17. tached douda, & drizing ruim, /10813 Canad honor, but declined

Ke D. KAOSUJI SAVE IN ENGLANDS; A hail, Elighting, o sveronskyy YUBİLA London, Feb. 5.Mr Dadabhat Naoroitar, relaksony #bestdat my

· Barn, in incluse, Stuthe and bmdrik

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not be depended on." Silver King, the win, / Mfr Mao's Exchange. 11.4,...(Mr Taylor) rock, who has an unhappy knack of dense before the Court that the jury had length to the house of his toother-in-law, han strived in England, all well Ứn his ; w daw (wet),

Mr David's Silver King, 11.1,

nor of the Compradors' Cup, and Exchange were locked to for good performances, but Mr Multiplex's Juba, 10.12,

Op's most dangerotis opponent, and Mr take back what he had said in eridence- / which undertakes to care the babit of opium {earness onleok, get a PERTAMA

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of nager in the house. Instead of doing salvez from the vice. It is anid that the by the week that a secret treaty had been! Humidity:

this he repeated his former atory There sure is effected in six or seven days.

no legal paint to reserve and hefthe Attorney General) sahod his Lordship not to vaserve the cand

to the

Wind

Force

Weather Rain

Da Sanday lest fire broke out at a considded betwear Russia and Chies Direction of The Navy Cor, presented by officers

plase called Cam-obia, in storehouns regarding the Pamirs, is discredited at Bi. of H. Bout, for all Chine poiss

which in an hour was completely destroyed Petersburg.

SOCIALIST TABBATH IN LONDGR. weight for ioobes; previous winnen at

Mr Robinson said it was a point which The are, it is vald, originated from some

London, February 6-át a meeting. the meeting of one race, 5 lbs, extra; of twa seces, 7.1b. extra; and of three or involved a dosision on a matter of fact, particles of fre-trankers, latoff by the

His Lordship said he did not see where neighbours, falling into the promises. The the naamployed held in London, at agitator fames were not noticed by the lomatas un named Williams declared that they would mora races, 10 lbs. sxira; non-starters at

Robinson said that the poiutat as they had become a is desirous of build. Square viz Fleet Street and the Biraud, to subdne. repeat the stamps to march to Trafalger this meeting excluded; entrance $30; the rain cate that th

to his learned friend, wer that

The Total of Anicy is

their alanes. He is a game pony of the long lead, and led the field past the oond pony to receive half of the entranta | scorhich the words were uttered libg some Dew forta si the entrancem of j-and would fight the police with chemicals |

the time at

neither of them had much of a show, Silver Mr Quintet's Reality, 10.9, Mr Cogita) King bald the fourth place from start to Mr Magpie's Swift, 10.9

(Mr Hart Buck) Gulabi hechange was as complete a dis!

Frohstan, in spite of a rumour that be As he was in the Valley Stake yesterday. He was ridden for all bo w had gone lame, held the chief share of public favour, but Silver King was by no worth, and led the field for a considerable means deserted, his fine finish for the Coni persion of the race. At the critical point, pradors Oup yesterday baring proposed both Harmony and Kechange were most however, ha collageed His picked bladsy in his favour. For an outside chance dare Theohanes of Harmony were not fancied. A good Blart was affected. regarded as very great, but the few she Froheinn, Dught Erobangs was the ardor at the fall of the flag, but Exchange, fallowed ike Bins and Silver were lucky in coming up on the osuids, took best type, and flaibed in very good form. Grand Stand in the following order Frohann, Duart, Biloer King, Harmony,

Mr. John Peel's Vagrant, 10.13..............

KONOURS TÓK THIS EGYPTIAN RE-UNDER The due to which this saco was zoa wis n Buift, Reality Frohsinn passed change

(Mr Bough) 1 (Mr Robinson) said it had to do with their views to the desirability of the ship to improvement on last year's Another grand at the hill, with Duart and Silter King

Mr August's

materiality and he wished for the decision the Viceroy. His Excellency the Visoror et'e Arielocrab,

(Mr Raynel!)

the point.. of the Full Court

appears to have fallen in with the proposal, London Feb. &-Advices from Cairo finish Lock place for the Professional Cap. As abreast in the third place. Rochange was beaten at the Rock and was passed by the

the Lordship- I had the slightest since a proclamation has been issued by the state that Maher, the late Under. Secretar doubt in my own mind about the matter, 1 Grain Commissionst, at his request, which for War, has been orekind a Grand Offert Maryhaught a carrying extra weight fold Coming round the band Frohsin Mr Buxey'n Resery, 11,2, (Mr Manter]:3

also reserved another

• (Me Humphreys) should not besitate to reserve the point, but calle upon the wealthy in the city to con- of the Order of the Omosaleb by the sad Desem male a good bow against him held a good leady but Harmony was talar J. D. Humphroys' Farlet, 111...

*ppointment. Recovery settled-down in front, Aristo- having carefully considered it, I have no tribute towards the expouse of building the Khedits, and has also retarday Dunson 19 mare in favour for through the ruck and it would be seen that there would be hard struggle for first this steak. Chinese ant out the work for honour Barely ridden in the finest erat, Vagrant and Forist following in the doubt that I should not follow that coa se forte. the rest of the laid, Mr Hart Buck betog manner by Mr Hough, rapidly reduced order named. Aristocral soon got on level The words which the prisoner uttered were thief, who had entered a bene in the EE INDIAN COTTON DUTIES,

The lead of the favourite and got ca letel terore, and there two ponies rude abreast attered in the ovure of judicial proceeds city on Sunday last and taken cloak of London, February 5-Lord Kimberley, foutent to hold him well in hand by ying terms. It was neck and neck for a few for nearly round. Vagrant passed them juga sad ware material to the question 16 ralas from a room in the upper story, replying to Lord Derby in the House of bestriden, but o vorsinens rumours about the hill, and Aristocrat droppad Keeg-asus. The only reason why the point han met the master of the hose sa the stairs Tonle lack night; said that it was contrary into the predict Froaning word apparently not without fwy and went in pursuit. It was a frait been raised in thin cues is that the words 18. ho was coming down with ibn du to the uncal practice to make announce- foundation Nolarmony shot to the front as chase Vagrant was never called on upon hish parjury in charged ware uttered ald the marter, 'where are you taking my mania befaranand, regarding Abe provisous- and won by fally three lengths; Duart to exert bimsall, sud von comfortably by after the jury had said something In my albok to 2: I am the watchmakis, said of the Badges, hal he had not heard List bid bed third; Silver King fourth. Tins, 2 lengths In 8 mine. 164 soca. A very bad! opinion that do not affect the question at the thief, and am taking your clock senards the Government kid any intention of

3, because it is not necessary that the words ing to order to my shop for repairs. "Ah! reimposing tas notion daties in India, may pony mins, 438 secs,

mousy, One wile and a halfpad nothing to do with their materiality: Ha Amoy harbour and has communfested his ft interfered with twists

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