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No. 9886-FEBRUÁRY 27, 1894.)

MASONIC BALL.

appearance, is that he shall act understand

THE CHINA MAIL.

affuic.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

| THE MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY, THE CAREER OF JABEZ SPANJER

ON PUGILISH.

BALFOUR: Jabes Spenser Balfour was born in 1845. He was the son of a marine-store dealer at Mr. Atwood Miss L. Lindhiblan

Mias N. Lindholm, ance and religious work in and around Me H. Bortsdiager Mr. R. Lyall Cheltes, who was also engaged in tamper. Mr. Backe

MeJido Rozs Barron: Mids A. Lindbočka

London. His mother, Mra Olam Balfour,

Üramer lutein. Mrand Med VDEKUR

pass for the tedium of the artistio the ballrooms was converted into a bell-tent making a menu card something more than of justice in the trial of this case and the Baglish newspapers as the reports of Bis. Radical, sitting first for Tamworth from Dr. B. PutanmMe OPV A PERSOA

a

Mr A. J. Easton Plaidten and cl Mr G. Evelydron frasen pecora je Mrs Fawkes & maid Mir Phayot dir Capt. Fawkes, R. Mr R Piatt Mr C. Flowce

...THE SUNGPU CASE.. The Mans and their guests sat down lo DG LODGE. OF HONGKONG AND regalis, the greenery of the staircase, and

The following is the text of the petition, YA SOUTH CHINA,::

the Arch stone

on the top landing.uppar about midnight. At the table su

The New York World's London "obrres- Above the mirror Wall a small five tha alage were the Hon. O. P. Chater, to the Ministers at Peking adopted by the

pondeat eat the following count of To the Ministers, Representing the an interview with the Marquis of A writer in a London 'society paper' is pointed star, in gas-jets, and on cash Right Worshipfal Distriot Grand Man-foreign residents of Nanking:

Queanabary:- responsible for the statement that the side of the mirror the first and second ter And Lady Robinson, H. Sie

Foreign Powersat the Court of Poking. What with the general lethargy which was well known as a writer and ecturor on Mr von Brousdorf hie J. McWilliams ordinary Englishtaan is edandalised by any.tiating boards, festooned with dowers and William Robinson, K.C.M.G., and Mrs various. thing that interrete or amuses him his groen wreaths. The side panels of the Danby, B. E. Mafer Clanerat Barker, O.D.,

Bonoored Sire:-We,, the undersigned seems always to fall upon England abas temperance and religious questions. Sub-Mr. Barsakir JR Mou

Col Noal Clarke Bey, J. M. Morton" criterion of a firat-rate entertainment; after staircase bors large symbolical representa sind Mrs Gillios, Bir Folding Charks and foreign residents of Naoking, have learned Parliament is not in session, perhaps Requently the father became assenger Capt. Barr, B. N. Me T. MILORAL C

tions of Fortitude, Justias, Temperanos, Mrs Barker, Commodore Boya and Lady with painful surprise of the terms egrend?? nothing I can send you this week will he of in the Waya and Means Office of the Home Me H, 8, Golems Mr J, Neal-WECHAT

of Cammons, and by his influence in that Mr N. Corry & valet Dr. Oppenheime he is satialled as to this splendour of ite and Prudunes. The corridors were taste. Clarko, Mr A. W. Faul, Deputy District upon for the settlement of the Sangpa o prest as an interview had today by capacity was enabled to plnos Jaber with

your representative with the Marquis of

Mrs Corry

MFAW PAISUU Quesnabery on the recent prize-fight. That arm of a matted. Parliament Le Mism Corry it and that it shall bors him. His fully hang with trophies of flags and Grand Master of Bougal, and Mrs Ackroyd.

We need hardly call the attention of event is given almost as much space in minster. He entered. Parliament as a fealoons of avergreens. The entrance to Following upon the linen adopted at bome in Your Excellencies to the gross miscarriage

marok'a reception in Berlin.

1890 to 1895, was subsequently ucsuccessful or inside of it is the intense unisality shaped boudoir, and horo wan displayed the bald record of what may be had to eat, hopelessness of searing justine from courts

Said the Marquis: All Englishmen at Croydon and Newington, was then re- of its putside. Without anggesting portrait of the Prince of Wales in full the menu, in addition to embellishments of which have so openly shown their sympathy would like to have sten their cuirymas turned unopposed for Enceley as a by ales. with the guilty and their hostility to all win but very few were greatly disap, tion in 1880, and lastly, by a large maje the lightest medicum of disparagement, Masonic regalia. The ceiling of

8t. masonic paraphernalia, bore mottoes from those who in any way befriended the mur pointed, for no one of any judgment really rity, headed the poll for the same borg

expected such as some of these remarks might have been George's Hall

the fight in 1892. Re lud in the meantime bsen lined with blue Shakespeare's writings, the work, we be- dered men. WAR written apropos of the brilliant entertail with white stars.

Mr A. Hartroit The side gas brac-llere, of Mies Danby. There was some- It will not have escaped your notice Mitchell is a was whose age and babits aleated as the first mayor of the new T. Gittins

that this condust not only tends to confirm presladed even a possibility of succes borough of Croydon,

Mr T Holmes as m mont which took place in the City Hall Jäst

surmounted with Royal thing appropriate about auch quolations as the charges that the oficials of the disturb against such a man as Corbett. The odds Balfour was only twenty-five years of Miss Holmes to night. It is to be hoped none went away Arch bannerettes, and groups of ferns Font-it fostly; here and there," Which ed diatriat were most outjubly negligent of offered here on Corbott showed sutiro ab- age when in 1867 he formed the Lands Al. Mr F. Hotegger

Jolmunt Curupavy, ont of which aroad the Mr F. A. Jolimon and ornamental grasses. In the panel of you all will now deay to dance daty, but lends colour to the suspicion that seave of enthusiasm,

they wore even more actively in sympathy *I know Mitoball very well. The news Liberator and the other companies Mr J. Kingham • with the rioters,

papers have called him a bully and a comprising the Balfour group. The Capt. Kirby, B.N. + We believe that push a settlement as is coward. He may be a bully, but he is no Dany Telegraph recalls the fact that Bul Mr J, Kirkwood

coward. I have admired his pluck in four found his opportunity in the ruin of Baron and Barozesable AV; Whiley than to prevent anti-foreign disturbance. Sullivan. Imagine a coward standing up peas The Liberator was a pacenix that Mr J. 8. Lambie Capt and hire Wick eince it gives no assurance of the panic before a man of Corbett's prowess. Corbett sprang from the ashes of the Alliance Na- Mr and Mrs D. W. tealey, BA!*** nient aither of the parrotrators of this par has wind, sofecto and tremendous strength, tonal Land, Building, and Juvestment Bo tionlar outrage or of the leaders of the onti-foreign movement who initigated it. And this too, while the crime itself is tacitly approved by the heavy punishment of thosa who aided the martyred missiouarisa

aninterested in or bored with the entertain-

kets

were

and

locue of

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Me Juan de la Thorla

Mr and Mrs TR Mr O. A de la Porta?

Me 0. 8, H«Bart G H H Bah Mr & Mr. Gar Mr F, H. Shah; Qu Capt. Tilleugericht MrA, W. Wakiishaw

the cornices wero decorated with MasonicTn the official marks invested.' The fol- proposed will tend rather to encourage entering the ring with that giani, John L. & group of companies as like his own as two do Ladaria; · ME. HAVROTAĻĀJS

lowing was the Menn—,

...BUDA

Turin, ENTALES.

Capon in Jolly. Salman ayolipİSE, Lobsters in Jelly. pilis Jelly, Chicken Salad Fate in Foie Gras Jelly,

J

"Roast Badilin of Mutton.

mont in which he had taken part, and that of each doorway was a motto, Bach You know your own degrees, sit down all were more or less aranted, but there may Faith, Hope, Temperance, Chastity. All At first and last the bearty woleame,' have boen come -who fulfilled the writer's idea, of an ordinary Euglichstriside and 6age, booked by green wreaths man-people, who, while satisfied with

and festoons. At the south end of the the artistic, magnificenes and splendour, failed to understand what it was all about room there was a tuusonic trophy, the work of Mr G. A. Caldwell, made up of regalis, and who were impressed with the intege anreality of the outside. There are some banners and emblems from the respective Lodges and Chapters in the Distrion, and people to whom the more effort of living is

surrounded by a drapery of Grand Lodge Intense. There are otbere-presumably an

bannert. A similar trophy was erected at overwhelming majority-who take things the east end of St Andrew's Hall, with the Ronat Wid Dack. Boast Toossatt. pretty much as they find them, and whe

Roset Partrige. Stuffed Teal, Gene Hie. Knight B

BAYLINETS, smasement and enjoyment in find interest,

Jalies, Ices, & the social movements of the moment without Templar. This Hall also came under theted Cakan

Bead Tom Coffee, do Daring supper the following was the agonising their minda avor paychologiset hands of the Decoration Committee, and was embellished with draperies of

the Hongkong Regiment

addition of a statuette of.

Bont Robe Beef. Hose Turkey. Roast Capen, Belled Habe Corned Beet. Boiled thanghai Corned Beef. Boiled Ham. GAME

•

I don't think Corbelt will fight again,

reflection.

used the Margais after a few moments of

• What do you think of Jackson's obanes with Corbett was asked.

ייד

It will be a very great Eght. It will he one of the most interesting in the history of the prize ting. It will probably be the last great fight."

F

What do you mean Simply that this prize-fighting has de- generated from pare spurt to gambling, and the morni senes of the people is aroused Aainst it and cries for its suppression. The

Mr

·MOUNT AVEINS HOTEL, and Mr John Me B. Graú Andrew and child Me O. Gschwand

Mr 8, 8. Benjamin Miss Hogg Mr H. E. Bozatall Min 0. G. Hong Mr and Mrs D. & Mr Chantroy Inchbala

Mr W. MacKuon Mr C. Malapa

cissp, with which two of his later colles- gues, the Rev. Dawson Burnt and Mr Dibley, wers associated—the former hay- ing noted an auditor-sud the Balaton Bank, and a number of other allied po

sens, known as the Alliance Group. These undertakings were popularly associated with the United Kingdom Alliance, though after the crash the latter body very em phatically declared that the companios had no coroaction with its organisation. The bank closed its doors in 1866, and S. F. Carlisle, widespread distress was the result. The whole Alliance Group had been formed to

Brown

Mr Hart Buck

Mr R. H. R. Barderar H. U. Meyerink Dr and Mr Canthie Mr Van Nierop

Mr and Mrs 0. 0.Mr & Mrs H. W. Tat

Mrs Poste

Cohen

There cannot be the least doubt that the national age and overgroene. There were programme of masia played by the Band of Excellencies to call the attention of the expenses attending overy fight are so great afford safe investment for the funds of mander H. Cotes James Ranko g

Impresious or idealistic oravings.

ball given by the Freemasons of Hongkong in the City Hall last night was one of

Miss

"'"'We' désira to commend to the sympathy of your Excellencies the Chinese refugees, Bow in Peking, who are heing persecuted for the crime of showing kindoose to a foreigaer. We trust that your efforts in thoir behalf may aid them in securing a favourable audience of the Tarono.

We desire farther to record our high appreciation of the palos taken by Your government at Paking to the very unsatis- factory management of this affair. We most hambly petition that your good afhoes may by continord, to the and that same appealed to by their constituents and lawed its career in June, 1868, and degroo of justies way obtained in its are passed making prize-fighting illegal and enjoyed a reputation in Notonaformistorante

ciraloa,

and Amupg temperance

safe the Bank adjustment, and suas guaranty that responsequently disreputable. I buisce it has as being an

seen its day. Some guars ago sparring and England; sible officiala will not be permitted in the

for Jakes Balfour future to connive at the violation of impe- lighting contests were engaged in through regarded as a. philanthropist and rial edicts and international treatios in the pre spirit of spurt. They took place Christian man, and his inficence with rali- Mr W. Everest

changed hands over them foreign residents."

20th February,

that thousands must witness it in order to thrifty temperance adherents.

worth, B detray them. The newspapers take it mp The Liberatos Building Society com Mr J. B. •Coughine. Mr.

Mr G. 8. Taylor- and it becomes iutorious. Las makers are

two sitting-out rooms, furnished with set 1-toos and fauteuils, and coul.shady nooks were provided in the verandaho. Perhaps the smartest social fanctions which has

the choiceat piece of decoration was the As a mere been given here for some years.

theatre, which was turned into a supper hali-a thing of ding and springs and close-basomed whirlinge it may have left room. The theatrs lends itself more to de much to be desired, fur, on acount of the oration than the saare walk of a dareing things provided by Mr Dorabjee Nowrojee, fomenting of murderous uprisings against privately and quietly, and very little money gtuna people was grest. In 1375 another) Mics Farmer

comprehensive naturo of the invitations, room. Every advantage was takes of the the numbers presont provented anything facility it provided, but while the general. like a comfortable dande till esme time after effect was most striking to the spectator it ty sapper, when the floors of the ballroome imposible to convoy au adequate ides of it became less crowded. Otherwise, it was in cold typo. Each piller carried its trophy of a grand rocceaS.

The decorations were Rage, and over the Governor's box was a star lavish and artistic; the dresses of the ladies of bayonets. On the front of the gallery, were pretty; the dresses of the majority beneath the box, there was a representation

of the gentlemen wera for once roliered of, the Right Worshipful District Grand

Overture. Zaevita Auber Grand March. Silver Trumpete... Vivianıl

Faz Garotte Imperials.

Wallire. Vantaal........“Mukana Clarionet 2010... Scotch clodies. Akermaa Belcction

........ Haddon Hall'......Bir A. Yallivan. Bong Adien Marie Stuplex Adams After justice had been done to the good

the W. D. G. Master gave the tousle, The Queen and the Craft' and 'H, R. H. The Prince of Wales, Most Worshipfat Grand Master.' This toest was received with the customary Hip, heart and hand.' The District Grund Tyler, Brother J. R. Grimble, having givan 'The Tylor's Toast': for all poor and distressed masons,” the

returned to the baliraame a party

nearly four 2.0,

(Signed).

NANKING.

of Me J. W. Bene

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Yes

Capt. rao Carback Mr. J. F. East,

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Johnsen

Mr. Jonsa ja pik

Mr Thos. Meek

Mr G. Menzies

- Mr A. Parek K

ME PAB Po

association was hatched, the Lands Alter H. Jensen Mr. A. Bakdown Dis

Mr E. Hoola e 'How did come to frame the famous

you

ment Company, with practically the price-ring rules that bear your name ? the sa

sanie directorate, and Jabaz Spencer repurter inquired.

FAX HOTELS Balfour as the controlling genius. The I'm glad you aeked that question, the relations between

thene

sore exten-Mr R. Murray Adam-Capt. and Mrs More Marquis responded quickly, for i always give and poouliar

five years Bod

Mr.J. C. Murray **** wanted to But the world right as to the tree the Liberator and Guanced the other two Mr and Mrs G. Mr A. E. Skool authorship of those rutes. They were to the extent of £192,000; its shareholders Grimblo | Mr A. Findly Smith drawn up by Juba Chambare, a olassats and depositors know little, if anything, of Capt. and Mes Hunt Me tokas bag of wine at Cambridge, and subsequently the state of affairs; white, according to the Mr MacLean Capt. & Mr Welman editor of Land and Water. Be died soms examination in the Backruptcy Court, its Mr Medharat years ago. brought them to me to re-leading directors and officials were equally

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL in the nod they ware adopted, and curious.

in which they all agreed being implicit and ly snuugh, they bore and still bear my LAWS,

volmited

RECISTER, QATT confidence in Mr Balour. The rules were never designed for the prize

February 26th.—AT A ZIM ring, but sulelget Sovero glove confests.

Then followed in succession. Hoðba and they are much too esvere for bare knuckles. In fact, their purpose was to disquality any

Voy the London and General Bank, the person who resorted to slugging, which is

Company Gerge the very praslice they are to-day ted to Building Becurities

Newman and Company, the Real Estates promote.'

•Perenails, are you fond of wilusssigment Company. In most of these con- WPostock 30.24 24

Compaus, and the Sheringham Develop prize-fighting

from simple black and white by mili, Master's apron, flanked by groups of dan resumed d sacing, which was kept up till/wo have had celobrations of it in Nanking vise. I made two or three alight alterations innooost of all knowledge-the one thing

and theners. Masonic aprons and colours were bung alternately with draped digs on the front of the dress cicole. The main feature of the decorations, however, was the design

tary and naval uniforms multi-coloured regalia and decorations of the ancient order; and the music supplied by the band of the 1st Shropshire Light Infantry, ander the talented leadership of Bandmaster Murphy, was aroelant

The arrangements were excellent, and teft little to be desired. Upon the should of Brother S. Hanisch (Hon. Scrato

on the stage. Here was placed a horse-shoe the General Committee) a large there of shaped table for the principal guests. The the wor's fell, and he discharged his dution Of the decorations it is impossible to space inside the table was filled up with sost offciently, with credit to himself and

Bowers, from

the midst of which satisfaction to all who attended the Ball, speak too highly, and it is doubtful if more

red floware Much of the success must be attributed to elaborate preparations were over made be. stood out prominently in

the triple tor. On a raised platform he admirably organiention of committees foro in Hongkong for an entertainment of a similar nature. The Decoration Cummit at the back of the stage at the Band of and sub-committees, which were selected tee was composed as follows:-Messrs W the bongkong Regiment in what Mr Ole- from the general body of stewards. The

ment Scott calle their awagger uniform.' following were the Sewards: — Danby (Convener), F. W. Edwards, G.

The dauration of the stage was brought South, S. M. Fennell, E. Cooke, A. Ewing. S. L. Darby, W. Newton, G. A. Caldwell, into brighter relief by the coloured electric

T. Spofford, J. Kirkwood, C. T. Ro-lights hung round the proscenium, and the binson, and Capt. Tillott (Hon. 8. effect, when all the guests wäre snated, was crotary).

While all these gentlemen faith-brilliant to the higheas degres.

fully carried out the details entrusted

At half-past bine o'clock His

to say that a considerable share of Robinson arrived

Dickie,

Why, bless you, no. It's not at all to my taste. I am extremely fond of a good love content, but I wouldn't cross the that I should greatly like to see the Corbett street to see an ordinary prize-dght, except

evenly matched one." Juoksun fight, as I believe it will be a very

Which was the greatest fight you over witnessed ?'

*The only one I ever sag-le one be tween Smith and Kilrajú. í regret to see that the habit of sparring sunog gentlemen is fust losing ground. It is as bad. If they only knew what they are toeing Why, it does more to develop the chest. quicken the eye and make a mão courageous Chad any other spurt,"

From this period onward there was a regular succession of new companies,

Kom

Tokia 29.84

Foochow

30

Swalow....

30 Cantos.... Hongkong 80, Vict. Peak

Rock 30 05

Chap

Ab

idmat 299 182922

ceras there was regularly paid dividend of 6 per cent, to the shareholders and 4 Nagasaki. 80,1 per cont. to depositors. The recklessers system was simplicity itself, Ench new of the fusing was heree surpassed. The Shanghai. 30.

of the old ones, and these were pat down Auping... company, took over some of the liabilities Amoy 89 50 many successful transactions, several- ly yielding a bendsome proft and splendid security-or, as the phrase went, a laige noble property to the Liberator. In September, 1892, the trash came. Mnoso 136.05 The London and General Bank closed ite Hoihow. 30.02 doors, the Liberator duviety failed, Jabez Haiphong 29.97 Balfour fled the country; one of the Baling. 90 directors attempted to commit suicide, and Manila 29.91.88 three of the most prominent associates of 0.8.James29.97 Balfour were arrested. These were Hobbs

February that 10 AMADOR- and Newman, the two buildere who had The oldest Cabinet Minister is the Right on financed by the Liberator, and H. G. Wostook, 30.45 1293)

Wright,

a solicitor. Hobbs (Limited) slone | Tokiói...) Hoo. William Ewart Gladstone, M.P.,wed over £2,000,000 at the time of the Nagasaki First Lord of the Treasury and Lord Frivy failses to the Liberator. Newman bae Shanghai 2049 41 66 Seal. aged 84: the youngest is the Bight been

been sentenced to

to five Hon. Herbert Heary Asquith, O., M.P.,

30.25 67 76 Tent, aged 42.

A par with the Carnival which is kept ap with such esthesiasm in the southern countries of Eutupo and America.

PERSONAL STATIBTIOS,

(N. C. Daily News correspcudent.)

Feb. 19. The lantere festival does not occur, properly speaking, until to nurrow, but every day for four or are days past. The streets have been enlivened by long pru cessions of men and boys busting larg laussens of various forms, chief of which is that of the dragun, sumotimes forty or fifty fest in length, made in sections painted in unny colours and borne by thirty or forty mau. From a distanco such an image looks quite uncanny as it winds its way through the narrow streets of the city, ospally when the busters stop to exarciar in, oausing in tu coil and uncoil in very life- like fashion. Other lanteras are in the stupe of large fish, crabs, and cranes, the latter towards the observers as if about to take ade to stretch out their feng necks

is it two real Ferris wheels. each one off some one's heart. One processen had carrying four little girls around is awings Wur. Brothers--D. Gitline, Obairmonu ;

as it alowly revolved. There were aen 14 S. L. Dirby, tten. Treas.; G. O. Audera maska representing ancient worlues, and W. M. B. Arthur, J. Bryant, J. Christie, banda of music playing drums, fifa and B. Cooke, W. Darby. A D Dead cymbals, and the dragon was lutal as it

Ford, Ü. Grani, W. O. -H.

pased along, with sbordant offerings of Hastings, F. &. Bazeland, G. P. Jurdarrackers. A group of military officers P. Jordan, G. J. W. King, J. W. Kinz Ex-horn, R. R. Labiga, E. J. Main, La Mallory, sedutely in the year The wil bservance some rather chidish in our to them, it is not over-tapping the markcellency Sir William Robineos and Lady R. Markwick, B. C. Ras, W, E. Rav, J, eyes, but it suits the Oriental taste and in

B. Scott, P. R. Simmonds, G. L. Tomlin.

Brothers-S. Banisch, Elon. Soc.; J. L. de S. Alves, V. A. Casar Hawtins, G. A. Caldwell, C. W. 0. Cass, F. W. Edwards, E. C. Elis, A. Ewing W Farmer, S. M Fennell, A. Shelton Hooper, F. Howell, 3

years, Kirkwood, J. D. Lipraik, J. B. Lowis, J. Mathisen, K. W. Mitchell, H. N. Mody and watch the evolutions of the cragon. Seoretary of State for us Home Depart. twelve years, and Wright to welve years Amey

It was the dinner hour and the cook left! G. Moffat, J. Murphy, W. Newton, C. T.

padal servitude. Two brothere a good fire burning in the kitchen. In Majesty's Privy Counell'is the Right Hon. a forged will, on which they obtained Danton 50.14

The oldest member of her Benham are also in gol in respect of Swalow... Robinson, G. Sonth, T. Spafford, A. G. Stokes, A. Tillatt, G. von Willa

fact, it was too good a fire and before Sir Samus Bacon, Knight, aged 95; the £47,000 from the easy-going oficials of the Hongkong 50. be remembered his korties the whole using was in a blaze. There were forty oro, Med 28. The vitiest London and General Bank or Btty thatched buts in the enslosaro Gordon-Lennox, M.F., aged oldest

On January 12, 1893, areositing order Juka is the Duke of Northumberland, KG., and within a muments the whole ages 83; the youngest, the Duke of Leicstar against the late M.P.'s oniate was made, place was a pile of shea.

The Belciors, some taree handred in number, managed a minor), aged 6. The eldest marque is and on the 27th of the same month a war- rant was issued for bía arrest; he having The Knights Templar, swathed in white

to save their clothes and bedding, but the Marquis of Northampton, K., little or no stort was made to check aged 75; the youngest, the Marquis failed to attend a bankruptcy meating hold Bollaso.... $9.00 £1 noaks beating a red Maltese erous, formed

Bimes ustil the fire Camden, aged 21. The oldest sel on December 21 previous. It was not for Manila 30.04 81 the progress of the

Earl Grey, K.G., aged 91; the some little while afterwards blint, it is 0.8.James 30.02 | had well-nigh barned itself out, when some

On the 7th at 10.44 The decorations commented at the sp- an Arch of Stoel with their aworde, under preacher to the City Hall. The porch was which the Government. House party passed ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF TRADE MARK.Halive engines put in an appearance, youngest is the Earl of Leitrim (a minor), ascertained that Balfour was in the

G. Fürth, of Vienna, throngh ais Hone huge are curcharume indem with a squirt: † Aged 14. The oldest viscount is Gocura Argentine, and for the time secure from atoady. Gradients rather steep on assets

Ford-Bridport, G.G.B. End-in-Waiting to arrest On.. ascanion ka · nearly for NE winda. Se moderately tough bang with Japanese lanterns, and over the from the entrance to the foot of the stair-

sud attachment, carried on men's shoulders entrance was a large gas elas. No one ❘ way.. A procession was formed for the kang agents, Messrs Siemsson & Co., ap- and of very little service. Fortrastaly the 12ueen, aged 78; the youngest, Viscount caught. Tiring, perhaps, of his stay at Westhor fair.

(k minor), aged Torrington plied for an injunction to J. D. Hatohis, there was but little wind and that carried

7. The oldest Buenos Ayres, he had arranged to visli baron is Lord Desmas, agod 88; the Montevideo, and bad teken a ticket for the could enter the vestibule without being sent to the main door. The why was led of Hongkong, from infringement of trade the cinders away from the nearest houses,

Fonngest, Lord O'Hagan (a minor), aged 15, steamer. The British Consul vis apprised cognizant that he stood on Masonic terri- by buglers blowing a fanfare, and there msik on the weppes used round bundles else the damage would certainly have but The oldest member of the House of Con- of his intention and detectives were waiting of match-boxes, Mr.A. J. Lunch, Q... in- more serious. Chris Hospital with its

mos is the Right Hos: Charlas Polianthe arrival of the steamer at the Uruguayan tory. The floor was covered with teachated followed the District Grand Sword Bearerstructed by Mr E. O. Ellis (Mr V. H. Delendid building is just aeroas the street. Villiers, M.E, for the Southern Division of capital to arrest the fugitive. At the last cloth, with a large star in the centre, and and members of the District Grand Lodge, our's office) appeared on babait of the plait De Butchart, the physician in charge. the borough of Wolverhampton, aged-92: moment, however, some friend warned the columns leading from the doorway to His Excellency the Governor and Mrs tiff, and Mr J. J. Francis, 9, instructed kindly provided quarters for the men lust the youngest, Mr William Shepherd Ailen. Balfour of the risk he can, and the con

Me O. Ewens, appeared for the defen-night. by the foot of the stair were de comated with Danby, the District Grand Master and daut.

There is still considerable talk in the MP for the borough of Newestle-urder, templated pleasure trip was abandonada masonic shields and fisgs. At the foot of Lady Robinson, and other guests. Frem

The fulloving special jury was sworn-city about H. E. Lu Pab yarg, and many, aged 29. The oldest Judge in Eng- the grand staircase were two large gilt the corridor the masons formed another Messze J. S. van Buren, W. H. Potte, G. of the Chinese officials feel very konaly the land is the Right Hpo. Lord Feber, Master of the Rolls, aged 77; the youngest the columas armounted by the terratri fiue through St. Andrew's Hall. Sato St. Veitch, N. J. Edo, D. Gitties, M. R. S disgrace of his appointment His button, Sir John Gorell Buruce, ull the the

Sonsoon, and T. Arnold,

was given him as a reward for sérvices in bate, Divorce and Admiralty Division of the and celestial giòbès. The significance of George's Hall, where the party, sgain

Mr Leach, in opening the case, atated the army, but he never hold any reabasi- clerk at head quatters. It reported

of

with the Govern- the credit for the success achieved monk House party. Their reception was Rn appropriate in this section of tho entertainment wade the occasion ought to be bestowed upon Mr South, who Bissuniv veremonial. The grand staircase worked untiringly for several day at the was lined by Masons, in full regalia and City Hall

Mr Frosser, the yeoman of emblazoned with the various jewels of the signals of the Victor Emanuel, deserves Order, in the following order, commencing special praise for his euroses in Ag-drap-at the bottom :-- ing; and Mr W. Newton was responsible for most of the shrubbery effect. Mr O. T. Robinson and the other officials of the Elestria Light Company also contributed towards the effectivenisse of the decorative lighting of the various rooma.

Members of the Royal Arch Chapter. Members of St. John's Lodge. Members of Blue Lamigos. Members of the Mark Lodge. Member of Rose Croix, and other Ma

BOE.

SUPREME COURT.

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. (Before His Hon. Sir Fielding Clarke, Chief Justice).

Tuesday, February 27.

Yesterday (Bandar) afternoon, while a procession was maaing the barracks on Drama Tower Hill, the soldiers gadi the street and on the wall to are valutes

in Ireland ite igat Hoo. Robert Biohard Warren, of the Probate, Matrima-

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these columns is, of course, known to all paned through the Arch of Steel on its way that the plaintifa matches were of the bile position, bering been employed's Fligh Court, aged 45 The oldest Jadge | OPIUM-New Patna, cash,... 6123 why tached alonds; d drizuling rodu, flog!

bat their raison d'etre is not quite to the plane of honour. The ceremony was kind called brilliant, and were sold in on the very best authority that the Viceroynial, and Admiralty Division of the Highl so apparent to the uninitiated, and cusio- very pretty, but is full effect was lost owi Hongkong tơ Chiuess for the North almost has written to Puking reciting thie facts Court, aged,77; the youngest, the Right?

exclusively. The boxes were packed in

sity on the part of lady or gentleman might, to the crowded nature of the building. The dizous, and the wrappers bores-picture of and it is not impossible that Mr Lucy Hon. John George Gibson, of the Queen' therefore, be excused. One good lady arrangements for the ceremony wore en- & paddie steamer, with representations of duties de voleindge of the Bench Division, aged 47 The oldest of

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matches were very similarly

peckad,

who made inquiry as to their signi- trusted to the following Committee damned by the goods The defen. duties devolving apon the Tantai at Shang the Scotch Lords of Bession is the

hai,

The Viceroy received as Now Year's ad peacock's feather.

ficance was informed after promising se-Worshipful Brothers L. Mallory, F. R. Sim with wrappers bearing pictures of a camera. lembly not to divulge the secret-that they monde, R. Markwick, J. Bryant, J. Chris. The defendant denied that his mark was an gift from his Imperial Majesty & double aged 74; the youngest, the Hon. Alozsader

represented Adam and Eve, and, strange though it may appear, the fact became Known in a very brief space of thes to quite a large circle of her lady asquiat scesWas this a proof of the wisdom of the Craft in keeping the right of member- ship rigidly to the male res1 Between the pillare---whatovor their, emblematio sigui. fcance-there was a device in was jata of the square and the compass with the letter G in the middle. There was a profusion of palma, tropical exotica and greenery in the vestibule and on the staircase, which was covered from top to bottom with

imitation of the plaintiffs, or was calculated or likely to dessive purchisors. The plain- Liff on discovering the allegetipfsingement last year obtained an interim injunction ex parte preventing the defendant's matches From being sent north reading the trial of the osse, but it was dissolved by consent, shortly before the close of the Tientsin Original up, in order to save los but without La Gitna. The case accapied the Court all day, and

waiting any rights.

standa adjoprzed,,

tis, W. L. Ford, P. Jordan, A. D. Death, J. B. Scott, E. J. Main, G. J. W. King.

Dancing was commenced immediately after the arrival of the distinguished guests. The daree programme was as follows :—

1-Langers 2-Valeo s 3-Valen 4.---Polka

6.- Vaino 7. —Lancora,) 8-Pulka: 9.Valssäsi.

10.-Barn Datice

„Blus. Danube.

Bonne Bouche. The River of Years, Lépāna, The Molendo ...See Me Dance. Princess Toto

CORSOFTER, DANDEU

1. Valse Luve's Golden Dream,

rad cloth, bordered in blue and white. On 2 Valsa

3-Valse

the landing was the Worshipful Master's pedestal, stop and cushion the pedestala, 11-Valse with the rough and perfect sahlar, on sich | 12-aledonisosi

18-Vales side; and the pedestal, with the closed 14.—Polka. Bible, croaked word, and allvar moare and TV compras At the back of the Worbipful 16-Lancers 745

17Barn DaDOS": Master's pedestal was placed a large mirror, 18. Vale moined in sushi, a manner as to reflect the brillant restibale thronged with masons in:

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