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THURSDAY, NOVEMBen 22, 1894,

THE SANITARY BOARD.

THE CHINA MAIL

Lammert, Skött and Master- splendid [ -REGATTA NOTES.

The neus fortnightly meeting of the *The enthusiasm in Regatta matter der-combination, The Bank four is said to be ing the part wook makes me think my very good, but I cannot say more about it Sanitary Board was held this afternoon, notes of last Tharadsy have had a mietary just yet. Grimes is mentioned as favourite Mr F. H. Mav, (Captain Superintendent There were also effect. All the crows are working hard, for this event too, and the way in which of Police) presiding. some of the men going out tries or thrice his crow has been going han grantly plowed present-Hos. Dr Ho Ka, Dr W. Harti- day. I hope they won't overdo it. Over his supporters. I do not think he will gan, Mr R. K. Leigh, and Mr H. McGal- work makes one stale, and a stala man is manage to baul off the erant The Boatlam (Secretary), worse than ens undertrained. I have got my ing Club four seems good enough for any- wanther aye on one or two young men who thing, and though it were merely for the en In this respect; one has been out in the purpose of enecuraging rivalry, I should Daily morning training. I don't believe in like to see them wini hard work in the morning (or at any time, I can hear some one say) in a climate like Dura. A man cannot do a couple of hours'

RESIGNATION OF MR LAU WAI UBUSA.

A letter wou read from the Acting Co- louial Secretary, accepting the rasignation of Mr Lau Wai Chuen.

JNBANITARY HOUSES.

training in the morning, go to business, and six crows, some of the aspirante to honour/Lano folicwing minutea reso appardod:-

and glory will have to be content to watch hava tive more hours' work in the evening the race instead of participating in it. It without foeling it. I would advisu no

is encouraging to sse so much interest morolog training beyond an easy walk. There is no necessity to 'backet' rounding taken in the old Club, Kennedy Road, so I are several members delug.

The

TELEGRAMS.

(SUPPLIED TO THR CHINA MAIL.']

FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR

RUSSIA IN THE FIR BANT.

SIR HARRY PARKES,

FRIED WATER MELON,

I galled on young married couple. recently whom I osteom and who furnish me with a good deal of marketable material, too (ssya a writer in the New York Re corder.), de

Manohe, who had long been aociated with his alleged murderer. Kung was well In o review of the Life of Sir Hairy Inown to many foreignors in Langehow. Parkes, the Spectator BayD of which he was Deputy Lieutenant-General Considering what he was and what he from 1981 to 1891, when he was promoted did, Sir Harry Parkes never quite got his to Tartar General at Hsian in March 1891, dee shero of public appreciation. Two being transferred to Chengtu, the expital things wore against him, In the first The wife is s hysterical kind of a little of Saschuen, in December the panto your place his achievements lay in Oblus, and body with a sazor-edged senso of the

to understand them it was necessary to ludicrous, and 1 soon eaw that there wa master a

groat

number of outlandish namus, an item looming up on the weather bow, both of places and people. Sir fames Bo, after I Led seated myself, I seid : Stephen is his Story of Nunconiar points outWell, out with it. what terrible non-conductors of sympathy

Charley, you tell her."

OUR CITIZEN SOLDIERS,

THE KA-KA-TILLERIE,"

"I rashed out into the diving-room and sota, one case of screams and giggler:

*She sprang up and soized my hand. ***Charley," and eald, looking me wildty

etto was prostrate on the ལས་

(Pia Southern Line.)

LONDON, Nov. 21, 1804, JAPAN AND AMERICAN INTERVENTION. Japan, whilst thanking the United States Government for their good offices in the

The Volunteers, all the world over, serve to the pobile st largo are the crack.jew No, no, I can't. You can do it justica." way of mediation, has replied that China

Not an you can. Do, planus, tall 157, must approach Japan directly with anys a butt to the funny man. There is an Indian names which are always cropping

funny man in Hongkong at present, 000 Civo end Hastings. But if thes

up in

in a thorough study of the deeds of dear."

Well, Pally, said the husband, "we've Mr J. R. Crook, Sanitary Surveyor, proposals for peace,

quently our local carps campos, but at Binga dactors of sympathy are an obstacle in gut a new servant. She's a German this For the German Cup there are thirty-submitted a long report on the state of

pore and Ceylon there has been the usual Indian history they are ton times worse in time. four natos entered. As there can be only house drains in Western Street, Fak Lak

And what has she done? Third Strons and Gough Straat.

The report of the Committee to the sloshing' of chaff This is how the Times Stat of China. How can the plain man s

made to glow over a master-stroke of She started to buit the eggplant, but Ida shoved har how to Dr Hartigan The defects pointed out Chamber of Deputies recommends tho of Ceylon breaks forth of acurso, At has no statocraft dircoted against the Viceroy of that's nothing should

renadied.

establishment of the widest protectorate application to the Hongkong Volunteers): the Sa-Chuan province, or against Hang-kl, sook that. She'd never seem out.

the Commissioner of the Tung-Chow Lset night while I was drowsing. I heard Mr J. J. Fromis, Q.0.—Thin report on

The Half-Pay Colonel attaches to cut conferences. Hang-ki was in reality rather a wild yell of laughter and I know that the state of the houses on Inland tot 679 is

over Madagascar, but dous not recommend

staff cannot reconcils himself to the latest a fine fellow-a diplomatist with a heart, something bad started Ide off, development in Volunteering and be harshe made the discovery that the English much more

ore detailed than any te which wentation. have been accustomed, and, so far, u great,

bubbled over into poetry-a thing we never knew him to do before. What hos chiefly curious habit of speaking the truth' |—but what can be, dona, with a person The Open Fairs bids fair to be an inter-improvement: but it cannot be acted on in

ite present state as there is no certificato by The Odessa correspondent of the Times agitated him has been the change that bas endowed with such a name?" The Prings

lately been

proposed by :Jarai Artillery of esting event. The following are the sam the Surreyor that the drains are in an

of Kang ia pronounceable, bat ho is not

sat this the Board canvat sot,

This report does not

the recent V. A meeting, that they ma

I, it is very didieult to persuado

"Never, I am sure," was my earnest Manuk; G. C. Hayward and E. A. Lain-

ownere, and it

have distinctive uniforms, and they are that he is not a mere initial, or at reply, Lherefore, going in for so leave no doubt at will take the trouble to attend, or some new tunics cod test a pseudonym. Of course, people that Digst and ought to be kept separate.

fatigue jackets which

who Mcarthur; Grimas and Jurado, The Pro-mixes up in sorg confusing way things

Artillerymen. But the in. fessione Cup, I am afraid, will not be a There are some defects couron to the

They only three likely entries whole blook that can only be put right by Vice-Admiral of the Chinese flect.

Capt. MacClure has boon. appointed to their bringologel' is most agitated gato, people who are familiar with the

novation that the

8004 Eiteraturo of Chinese travel and history, about is the new mean jacket which the Corps find no more dificulty in Hang-ki then they success.

has decided it must have, and on this sab

do in Talleyraad; but then the ordinary are-H. K. and Shanghai Bank, Shewan the redrainage of the whole block an and Co., and the Taikoo. With the in-common plan, and by special order com-

municated to all the owners and requiring THE WAR IN THE DUTCH INDIES. ject be writee:- Wacever buerd of Kua reader will not take the least trachis to get their co-operation. There are defects,

ners sporting mess jackets P-a white dinner read The Rajah of Lombok, his son, and jacket with a coloured shoulder-cord so that Chinese nomenclature. Bat if Sir Harry face, "sha's f---it-b-ow-6-t-or

agly names, and knows nothing about thoroughly pumped cut and can neither crossing interest in Bong events thin miglier to sach house, different in each m as well have boom left a Hong pair come respects, which only the owner of the ait the boat nor pull through their car. They get barried and farriod until their The City Club is giving a cup for the Tub house can be noticed and called upon to grandson were killed at the capture of they may be taken for officers! If the Parkes was handicapped by the barbarous |---0- practice becomes a scramble, and when race, but who are likely to cater I have repair. There are defects which sper

byo-iawe at all, a they return they are none the better for not yet learned. This is quite a sport me to havs mot Drury remarks about the outing. A good coach wants to get og departure for the popular City Clob, the absence of seal kitchen in 33, 35, 37. bis zuen into the swing, slide and catch to and the members of the V.R.C. will ap-90. This may require the attention of the Board under other bye-lawe, but is not rele. Tant in this report. There are remarka gether before giving them a half-dozen at preciate such a timely offering. Apropos Bou

•

the

a

I should like to say a word or two to the dinations I hear cf :-R, F, Lammert and insanitary and defective condition, With-slatos that two transports full of Russian Volunteers with regard to their uniform prima facic a dignißled Siguro or one who is in the eye, "I're never told you a lie, have riding crows. Last week I mentioned the mert Machado and Stopani; Sanders and property of different tinguish the troops have, boen suddenly ordered to Theme young men came to the conclusion, easily taken seriously; and for Pol

strokes and coxswains before particula

want of 'ecnobies.' This week I notice the effect of bad coxs. The coxs are trying to coach and their coaching consists entirely of valla for half-a-dozen bere and a dozen there, and another and anothor, until the mon are

ta

do with the drainage

Vladivostook.

THE CHINESE NAVY.

Yakabogara.

THE CHINA-JAPAN WAR.

THE JAVANESE AT TA-LIEN-WAN.

Shanghai, Nov, 17. By a passenger arriving from Chefoe, tv-

over

don't take great are the lossi V. A., Wie binomials, which stud the record of his at one time promised to become a Basful and popular body, will besome the laughing. stock of the place. In fact, I already bear the public's "ba-ba' and hear them speak of the Corps as:-

THE HA-HA-TILLEREE (Air:

Monte Cario.")

And you believe me always, don't

you?"

***Always," said I soothingly.

a

1" And "you won't think I'm telling you lie now, will you?"

*** Certainly not.",

***Well, dear," she exclaimed with an

effort, and almost turcing purple in the

*And so she had.' This is a the story.

VINORS AT HOTELS.

ΜΟΝΟΠΟΙΟ ΠΟΣΕΙ

sarcer like plantains in a lawn, he was placed in a still wores position by the fact that there was another Sir H. Parkes in exist- chce, sud that in the minds of the more ignorant portion of the cultivated thare aroan bopolar coafation between the two men. How could you hope to interest the Me W. Aldean world in the man who, as thirty, governed brand Mrs J. Aldoan Mr J.

million people-Canton-as on

and 3 children absoluta natocrat, and who sat in Pakin Mr O. S. Bat waiting death by torture without atloring Rev. S. A. Baylor, Mr A. McEwan a murmur lest he might embarrasi our M.A.

liable to ba

be met by the remark, I Bat what Mr Blatmay made him go and live in Sydasy?

Mr Ü. Brockmann But though it is a difficult task to inter- Mr and Mrs Douglas Mir W. Perfitt

mbing speed. The or can afford to take of this, I notice that the Oity Club is very about the pavement of Fook Loong Lane day, we learn that H. B. M. S. Severn, which apokker week for easy work, and then enthusiastic over bowling at present, and the necessity of relaying it and making has boon at Ta-lion-wan for several days, Oh! I've just come from the meeting, and a city of during the last two weeks dɔ as much hard branch of exercise that would help training of the Puk No Lum Road that veem to officers report that on that day there were That at concerts we're to wear

work as they like, always remembering even then that too much bucketing' does more harm than good.

Considerable progrone has been mazda by the crews in the Chairman's Cup, Hayward's boat in now going extremely well, and I am glad to say, for the amour propre of the youth, that his bow bas improved greatly. I hear that he took on badly about my comarks last week. Lot him; they were meant for his good, and I am pleased to bee they have had the desired effect. This craw is very confident of winning, and Home of the old hande' fancy the race lies between Hayward and Grimes, the latter being, if anything, the favourite just now. R. F. Lammert's crew has boon out nearly every night, but on two occasions were stroked by F. Lammert, as his brother has a bad finger. No. 3 must try and hold his slide and come forward a little faster. No. 2 is rapidly getting into trim. Grimes crew, it properly stroked, ough to win. They will bars to giro op the early morning practice, however, if they mean to keep in form. No. 2 wania to pull his oar through. E. A. Lammert's grifin crew dose not impress me favourably.

men to harden their biceps considerably.

The following will probably be the pro- gramme for the Eegatta :-

First Day

GRITHINS' RACE, Tab Beails (one mila)- open to members not rowing in any other rage during the Regatta. CHALAMAN'S CHALLENGE OBF, for Four-ost

qustler). (ons mile and a Ligar Gres, (one mile)-Open to Earoposa N. C. O. and men of any Regiment or Corps of the Garrison, H.M. ressole, or

Police Force.

Hosn Guns (Chinese), steered by a Euro-

pecu

MEMBERS CTP (one malle)-Pair oars, HARIcva Pozics (Chinese) LADIES' PRIZE (one mile)-Four oara. CHINESE SKAKE BOATS, PRUBESSION OUT, (One milo)-Four ears

sion.

and

ma

that sort before the Board. It cannot the Japanese were busily engaged in forti. And underneath my esat-lapul aseont-squirt | soldiers and diplomatists, when you were Mia N. Bayley

provision for keeping the storm water out outside the scope of the report at all. They concert the P. W.D., if any one. It is useless laying a complicated report of make a just or fair order on it. It could only do right and justics by several ordere. proper report on a block of houses should ba of practical value.

(1) Stats the No. of the int or lots in the black and the boundarice by strests and otherwise.

A light red ribbon is our hair:

you will find-

"Tis a carbine in the Ha-ha-tilleres.

Chorist.

Tis a cerbine in the Ha-ba-tillerée,

As I take a stroll up the Public Hell, With the swagger of a Peer, You can hear the people near Say He's a Volunteer';

left there on the 14th for Obefoo. Her it'e acctled, maled, and signed

and 30 transports Ta-lieu-wan Bay, and Japanese meu-of-war, 17 torpedo-boats,

ying that place in wondanes with their own ideas.

A version of the capture of Ta-lien-war received from Chefon states that when the Japanese doet, which was tied to assi the land foress in taking the placa, stemmet into the harbour or the Eth, they were macb surprised to see the Japanese susign (2) The number of houses in it, strania Blying. The land force had reached and Nos.

(3) The state of the drainage of the neighbourhood late on the evening of the was fred frous the forts, and then all block, the detailed defects in it (as dis-7th, iutonding to attack the next day. One tinguished from the defects in the house gun was drains), the defects needing remedy and was silence Scouts were sent out to lear the situation, and these, upon roaching the the suggestions for their cars, either entire forta, found them deserted. The Japanese or partial reconstruction of drains.

on taking possesion, found the guns al loaded and primed ready for discharging. Mercury.

owner.

(a) If attention has to be called, as often may be necessity, to defects in the condition of the public streets, sewers, &c. Or, to other sanitary deficiencies in the homes, not within the operation of the drainage bye-laws; separate reports should

(4) The ownership of the houses in the blocks, the defects in each house of each pen to members of the same profes-owner; the recommendations sa to pach

Second Day. LGBT Gros--Soldiers, sailors and police. INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE CCP-(one mile

d a quarter)Four sta CHINESE SHARE BOATS. Howe Gros (Chinese). Dove Sculas (one mile). GERMAN Gur (one mile)-Four cars. HARBOUR POLICE (European). Garziss' Foons (one mile)-Open to ment hers and subscribers of the V.B.O. who nover won a face at a Regatta in China.

SPECTATOR.

KUYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB.

The Sailing Committee of the Club has It wants more careful training. Armstrong palla wall at No. 3. With G. S. Potosidered the protesta lodged by the Payne

to the

be sent in or addenda be made report, at the and thereof.

Where only que house is boing reported, the matter is simple and the printed form, in elligently Gilled up, may suffice, but in reporting on a number of houses or on block some more logical arrangement is desirable

constry

▲ JAPANESE ARMY PROCLAMATION. Ligat.-General Sakuma, on the 24th ult. gave instructions to the Third Army, under his command, that Japan being the first of the East which had adopted civilization as her path, held the responsilie position to lead other hitherto uncivilized atates into the way of atvilization. Be what- ever way the easy may uct, Japan musk read the way of justice, and while carrying reform into a barbarque suntry, the dignity of Japan must be upheld in the world. He then spesified the conditions to be observed by the army.

And then they sigh and say 'Oh my!' And they they think “Oh what a guy is a ganger in the Volunteer Artilʼry,"

the

Mr. J. Kinghorn

Kirkwood. Mr B. Love Mr. B. Lyall

Mr H. McUlica:

Mr J. Ma Williema

T. Mitchell

Col. Mulloy

Mr EW. Penfold

Mr H, Robinson

Mr S. Beint

Mr W. Robinson-

eat people in Sir Harry Parkes, it is a Caton task well worth accomplishing, for wibent Capt and Ara CombeMr G. A. Paonington doubt he was one of the greatest

and child men England ever sent into the Fer Last, Capt. It. Orawford ure he stands, the type of Me W. B. Crocker figure A traly herei the eager, God-fearing, enthusiastis, pro Mr E. Doeren

in contrast with theMr R. H. Dunglas

juhuman, Mr W. A.

Duff

Dr R. Roby

Miss L R. Safford

Mr F. E, Shean

gressive Western, in noat incomprehensible, the most the most naimpressionable portion of the Me C. N. Edison brooding Eas. Whatever also the Chinose Mr W. Bitton any be, they are never really uninteresting. Mr & Mrs Gill EldredMe 1.

We asked for kilts and said we liked to bear contemptible, or weak. The story of the

the bagpipe soresch,

Bat they'd not the money got, For to purchase such a lot

Mr D. Smidt

Mr. A. Smith

Stewart

Mz G. Fenwick Bir John Stewart

yoong interpretor who so often passed Miss Francilos

the charmed blada of his enthusiam and bis bright intelligence through the Dragon's

But they served us out with marbles, and body, is well worth studying.

they gave us twenty each; This is shrapnel in the Ha-ba-tilloree, This is shrapnd in the Ha-ba-tilleres.

Chorus

Though of courro that is not fear, For I am a Volarteor,

Os my stomach I lie and gasp and sigh, And all the time I ask myself why I'm a dauner is the Volunteer Artily

'DANCING.'

Mesare George Bell and Sons have pa

Mrs O. Stickney M W. B. BarstonCuneul Ivo Streich

and child

Mr P. Surhaut. Mr and Mrs Geo. Mr W. Tarn

Harmston

Mr J. Tobie Mr Frank Harmston Br T. S. Thomson Mr O. H. 9. Harris Me W. Whiley Mrs Hodgina

Major

and Mrs Wrot tealey

MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL

Mts H. Humphreys

and 3 childron

And our firing dril it would turn yonill,blished a book entitled "Dancing by

Edward Scott. It is one of the All-Eug For it makes me feel quite queer,

laud sories and is written with the object. of treating of dancing in a

popular manner, but at the same time raising the tender's Mr F. B. Ball conception of what dancing is and should Me Hart Back

day is not far distant when dancing Mr and Mrs Charles, and child bo. Cho thor

expresses the hope that Dr. and Mr J. Can-Mr O. Malch

tlie and child Mr & Mrs McCallum will resumo a recognised position among

Mr H. Mayerink the fine arts and become an important brauch of education sa it was in ancient Mr J. B. Oughtric Mr E. Ortiz 1. That the people of the enemy's country And, to show we gunners were,

Gruace. High class dancing Ir Scott des- Hon. and Mrs W. M. Mr C, Sharp cribes as a

Goodman and childMr. Spry who do not offer resistance, should be c-We demanded each a spur,

a style distinguished by deo and Which in war we'll fasten with a strap on natural dignity of bearing, but without, fr and Mr E. A. Capt. A. Tillett

Bewitt

Mr H. E. Tomking soled as much as is possible.

ardus stiffes or affectation; by means the back of our left hand,

incompatible with sprightliness or vivacity Mr Chantrey InohkajaMe J. Y. V. Vernon

2. No such not is to be committed, as to insult the wounded captives, or those who leave surrendered, or to deprive each of their

The Saperintendent night easily prepare instructions as to the matter and form of a fail and regular report. It will greatly What under or orders can he ask the facilitate his work if he does so. stead of the versatile Brady, Stopani's and the Erica against the Ladybird Board to make on this report without arew has improved. Sorry to say it, Brady, Sunday's race. The protest by the Payne bamself going through it in detail and clothes or properties,

viding the responsibility. but it's true! The balance of the boat was dismissed, but the protest of the Eric working out the separate owners and di- being sustained Ladybird was disqualified not what it ought to be. Stroke side is too for second place. The pointe gained by the particular caso the whole block dealt with warned against prepstrating acts strong, Dunean has taken the greatest in- Brest in his crew, and it will be no fault of/fizat-class boate up to the present time are and is not the common case.

his if they have not benefitted by his care- ful training. The most remarkable item, therefore, with regard to this race in the randorially improved form of Hayward's boat.

as follow:--

4

I do not lose sight of the fact that in this

be the property of one owner, but it is

Mr R. K. Leigh-I agree with Mr Francis' memp

3. The enemy's dead shall not be ta- headed, their poses out off, or their eye taken out. In short, Japanese soldiers bre

bratality.

of

4. That fire shall not be set to places with- mut due daune,

5. The dwellings and cultivated fields of

the enemy's country shall not be destroyed.

6. Females in the enemy's country sell not be violated, or other indecent acts oom-

The Director of Public Works-The houses in Western Street, Fuk Luk Lane, and Third Strest are, I believe, all situated in one lat, viz, I. L 679; and Fak Lak Lane is a private laue and, consequently, the enemy's country, tombs are not its condition is a matter for the Sanitary Board to deal with and not the P. W. D to be dug out ɔr damaged. I agree with Dr Hartigan.

8. Private property of the people shall not be plundered.

9. No forted sale or purchase effected, 10, Our enemy being the Chinese aray,

Krica (Mr Denison)....... 14 Dart (63ed Regt.)........... ..... 10 Stella (Capt. Sterling)............ Ladybird (Mr Wilkinson) ....... Petrel (Royal Artillery) ........ The course for the third club race is as fol- There is some stir now in the Interna-lows --From the Submarine Mining Pier, tional. Mr Stewart Lockhart has been on Wellington Barracks, round No. 1 Dock the war-path. He has tried several combi-Busy, mark boat off Lyestoon, No. 1 Dock nations, but up to the present the Scotch Buss, mark boat off Lyeemoon (leaving all grew is not quite formed. They are to starboard on saah occasion); 14 miles.

It has been arranged to hold three Rogat. lucky in having enah an enthusiastic 'sport' to look after them, and it esta races. On the 13th December there will something for his patriotism that he hay be a raos for enol glass-time allowance for the Burveyor bad found the drains in a de- the honour of eur army shall not be per

that the owners be called upon to redrain. now come forward tu lick them into shape, rating. On the 14th Desember there will be fective or insanitary condition. He moved petrated. Daly lea

Dr Hartigan nebonded, Agreed.

It will be all the better for him to get away handicap for all the boats. The specint

from his multifarious duties for an hour on

the water in the evenings. Men sana,

handicaps will be published.

On the 2nd December there will hea

*, na His Excellency would say. I ra- epecial Club rase for a sup presented by ther like the crew that went out last night the Garrison, -Duncan, Armstrong, McArthur, sad Ful-

people of other nativity should be land, and friendship shown to them, and our soldiers should not be guilty of violent or

The President said he did not agree with Mr Francis. It wue not for the Burvayer to inquire who were the owners of houses That could be done by the Secretary of the Board, after the Board bad decided that

must be remedied. When the rash ante, the defacia notice was aurred it would be stated that

MORTALITY STATISĪTES,

The Souretary (Me B. McCallum) re-. ported that the death-rate was 20.1 for the week ended November 10, as compared with 5 in the corresponding week last

year

ASSISTANT SURVETUR.

RANITARY OVERBLIR.

11. Bosides the abave, deeds unworthy of

A VICEROY ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

ministering poison. It is believed that the crime was committed in order to cover the normous defalcations in the provincial

We told 'em that we meant to wear a yellow

eammarband

'Tis a bay'net in the Ha-ha-tilloran, 'Tis a bay net in the Ha-ha-tillerée.

Chano.

And we do the charge very finn and large, And we'd make our foes turu queør Though the lookars-on they jeer, And say Dloomin' Volunteer," But it's never say die and our best wolrs;

For publio opinion is all my ore

To a guaner in the Volunteer Artilty.

Cohen

figures.

in the performanes of dances, hot siways quiet and subdued in the exoration

Of low class dancing he saya-

of

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theff

WINDSOR BOTEL,

Mr F. D. Maclean

Mr C. Manicus

By a slow style of dancing I meas Me M. Boil Alaby-Mr A. B. Macdonald that the particular style affected by

arry. and imitated by his admirers in all grades Mr J. Ballantine of society. Such movements, for instance Me J. O. Gourdia as jiguda clasped by the opposite danger, Mr John J. Hear

aronad with both arras extended

Mr J. H. Hail and heads

turning backwards in the third figure of

Mr E. H. Derrick

the Loncors, twisting partnera zound by Mra Les the wait like so many whirligigs, and Me F. O. Liebe all initiated by the typical young gentle-

We swore we'd have a cautiny if we didn't waltzing in the igures of sat dance, were

gat a sword;

So they bought 10000 at Cave'

And The teel like Indian braves;

And they also bought a toy-gun which

pall with blue silk oord,

Tis a field piece in the Ha-ha-tilleree. "Tie a field piece in the Ha ha tillerce,

Chores.

Mr J. D. Matthews

Mr F. W. Bapp... Capt. Toulmin Capt. R. B. Wolman,

B1 Lt. J

Mr W. Wheeler

FRAK HOTEL.

mian above alluded to; but once hering Mr M. G. Allen we kindred tastes, though moving in abigher Mr J. A. E. Ohandet osptivated the fancy of other dancers of Mr J. G. Buokle social sphere, these objectionable practions Miss Coo

are sometimes Introduced in places where Capt. Van Corbach

а

Post hopps J. P. D

Mr R. P. Dipple

one would d certainly not expect to them Me H. Crombis Dountcunuced.

manner of litley that the peculiar man

which 'Arty affects bas Me bin parto much favour in s

our in society; but '; | not yet |

in case any particularly enterprising young.

W. 8. Harrison man tasy be ambitious to acquire it, teach Me John J. Hose

And it goes of bang, does the

Lay-gua, While we shout out "Plexes atand clear And the people give a beer For the local Volunteer,

And the smoks dies high and clouds the it to his sisters, and eventually introduce it Mr Geo, Bolmes

skyi

And then I vow that I will die

gunner in the Volanteur Artfi'ry,

I

Bits Geo, Holmer.

Mr G. H, Medhurst

Major and Mr G. K.

Moore

Mr J. L. Prosser

Mr Brndelands

Mr and Mrs Sabom

Mr F. H. Elaghak

and

Mr

Mri A. Find

lay Smith & family

Mes Stenber

Mir A, 6. Stokes

Mr Taylor

Rev. Mrs Vaillog

Capt. from, Visveanos

into his raother's drawing too ill be Mr Morton Jones, Mr 11. Wil

shown an

of the style

absorted a h-I mean Asterally Mr J. E. Moczas

вя

We sent our posket handkerchiefs and pat times he places his hand right up in her

op haughty air And we wear divided skirts, 'Cus the other pattern hurts;

If you meet a thing half-maypolo and half.

woman anywhere!

That's a gunner in the Ha-ha-tilleres, That's a gamer in the Ha-ba-tilleres.

Chortis,

(Copied from a Cevistary lomb-stens.) Oh they walked along Main Street

strong Did the Jobnsies lying here: And it turned their insides queer, For each was a Voluntest,

spreads his fingers well out, covering as much of 'Arriet's back possible; some

pesk, whils ahn leans forward tenderly hanging on to his shoulder, and sometimes they rub their cheeks caressingly together. It is quito touching to observe them; and they do seem to enjoy it so much,'

Is consequence of the representations of the Britúl Miniator, Sheng Total has haen superseded in all his extraordinary so faactions in connection with the Chines army, and now only retains his office as Customs Total, of which it is expected he will shortly be relievod. →Chins Gazele,

And now if you want 'em just stop up

T on high For the guncers in the Volunteer

Artility,

Quotations.

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KONGKONG REGISTER,

POISONING A TARTAR-GENERAL, (SPECIAL TO The China Qazette.)

Chungking, Nov. E. It is reported upon excellent authority The deathrate for the week ended No- that as the result of the investigations by lerton; but, without disparaging bow's row- Taz very 'newest thing from Paris is,

Lerious occurrences is Szechuan, and the ing, I think that Mesk (who is showing ft seams, the Divorce Card. The form of amber 17 was 20.1 as against 21.3 in the the Peking Commissim into certain mys-

this now social announcement it, according corresponding week of last year.

Dr Hartigan-Seven deaths from sim- embezzlement by high officials of vast muna of money, extending over a long seris of mach improvement as the training goes to the Figaro, sa follows ---

M. F and Madamos Pare ple continued farez is nousust. The batter bow. nn) would make a

On the suggestion of Dr Hartigan, it years, du Ping-charg, Viceroy of fae- English, a old mot bab said the honour to inform you of the dissolution

of their marriage pronounced to-day by the was decided to enquire into several casse chusu, has been asized in bis yamed by the Boldiers of an oficer appointed by the Pak- ing Government for that purpose, s the other day, hare Hobson's choice. They Tribunal. Medans P resumes ber of dropay at the Tang Wah Hospital.

a coumea criminal The raly upon G. C. Hayward, Master, G. Hiden usme, Jeuny M and BC.

Presumes his independence.

It was agreed, on the motion of the carried of as

chargo

against the Viceroy in a 62- President, to recommend Mr B. A. Extraordinary and aammational one, being Potts, and Turner. Monsey is not a member of the V. R. G., and cannot well From a London contemporary a corres- should be appointed Assistant Surveyor at nothing less than mordering the Tatar

And they gave a ory, and all had to die ; a salary of 8260 per month. Mr May aid General Kung Shot at Cheng-t by ad-

During the past week, writes Mr lanes D.. take part in the race. If Potts could have pendent has clipped and sent us the follow- A

Iteadland to the China Gazette from Poking gens behind Hayward the combination ing summary of the foreign trade of this that yes as much as the preeant Surveyor

on the 7th inst, I have been out for Dr Hartigen and it might be stated that

several long trips through the city, and would have been better. I don't think cetry. Not knowing its spares we een gat

express no opinion on the value of the

hare found the people more quiet, and Baronieter they will get even second place. I like the comparisons inalitated, but they are at least the recommendation was made by the

Viceroy, against whom this terrible

more respectful than ever before, Not Temperature a table supplied to the Board vnanimously. They know what Mrunte interacting

indictment has been made, is one of the Leish drew the Spanish Grimes having Foreign Ofies, it is shown how far Great Ram could do.

once during these trips have I heard Hamidity strongest partisans of the Viceroy Li long. Some days age says the China Gazelle, a fow the word "devil" mentioned, 10 is re- Direction of been obliged to scknowledge kia nationality Erttila and her Colonics are still in ad-

Twenty-one applications had been tochsog. He is in fant one of the Andrei bluejackets landel casually for all at ported just now that the Yamen has peti at last. With a splendid No 3 to give the wanee, not only of any one, but of all other

who have been pushed by Li's in- Chuaan, where their appearance caused a tioted the fire great powers to intercede, Force......... aggregate, in supplying ceived for the post of Sanitary Ovocanor. gang bosta lift he ought to do well. The Japan's requirements from abroad. The Aftar some discussion it was agreed to sp. fluence into the foremost positions in the pretty considerable commotion, the people and that the forthcoming interview" is to Weather...... is-Grimes, Sanders, Drowns, and Barlow. trade in cotton manufactures is excladirely point. W. Townshuud, at present a turnkey Empire, and his pation in Tientsin relied believing for a long time that the British be in the palace, for all of which we Rain They will have to do a lot of work for the 8 British one, while British India furnishes in Victoris Gaol and formerly Sapper to greatly upon his loyalty to the house of I were haut la fake possesalen of the place. rejoice," sake of Browne and Barlow. I am inclined large portion of the raw cotton. In the Fugal Enginears. He will be taken in case of trouble.

mokale and metal manufactures Great on probation after medical examination. The downfall and diagrace of Liux Ping-Went has been visited by an spidaale of Noorarios have been opened between shang under any circumstances would ba a to make the Irish crew favourite. The Britain still possesses over 60 per cent, of Germans have not been out, but will go out shared to considerable extent in the

the whole import, France and Germany It was agreed, only four applications view for Li Eung-bag, but in the present res within the last few digs to the source Japan and Spain for s treaty of commeres. for the first time on Friday night. Thos. woolien trade, at Import of woollen goods? having been received for the post of Chieiroumataaces, and for such a terrible res- of whierover eighteen hundred honion Wars The former Power asks that Spait shalij nose foreman of works, to allow the Suzi sou, it cannot fail to roast badly upon Li's destroyed, saueing widespread suffering rebounce the Cossuist jatisdiction and position, as he pushed the nocused criminal amongst the unfortunate inhabitants, most shall concede, in return for the right of have just wakened up to the fact that the from Franch consisted entirely of mocessary Surveyor to make his own choice.

poorest afio. Spaniards to travel freely and to possess into one of the most important portions of the suderers bring of the in the Empire, Liu Pjug-chang

the whole of the throughout mouend life as

oanese Empire, tech

facilities for migration Hanlin compiler in was Deputy in Ix the sours of experiments this season in the extreme 1864 Judicial Commisioner of this with the Maxim gun at Lydd Camp some East, and the redaction of the words upon

Finas curious effects were obtstaed. The fe was the importation of rice and the principal | BAROMSTER→→ Cumicsione 1886;:

of Shanai the sains yaar, made at bamboe screens, which were set up Jepanose Producte into Spain.

showing

Government will facilitate the Spanish YORTH

arelatorito Governor of the same praiade, that with the greater velosity obtained Ele was transferred to the Governombip of the the less

engage for 200 Westo

to open a special school for the Chinese Chaking in 1883, and three years late, was it being almost impossible on the colouies, including the Antillen will e promoted to the viceroyalty of Szemton bullets had passed through The inference and Japanese languages as Manila; and will alko zubaidies a special line of steamers where he wielded Ly Over Contryle that if a baliat straak a human being largee and mare populous than Frangt Behr hut not vital part the injury would be to pay between Japan and the Spanish Kung-hot, the Tartar-General, rhom much less serious than if he wore struck pasion, with a park at the Island of

Fremain the Viperoy in nequed of poisoning, was a wkik a projectile of Jens vulasiky.

countries in

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the Ladies' Prize and śre werking hard for Britain. Dyes and malate appear to be the that provision would be made in the of Klessiin 1818, being promoted to as targets, the result of the fire with extension of Japanese trade with all the THERMOMETER-9 AK

Ena-de-leine,

a fabrio the madefrotors of Cornbinations against them are likely to be which at Froach prices has bean unauccess,

A letter was read from the Acting Co- in Eugland. Almost the fully more powerful than last year. Friedricks"

attempted fo bole import of fannel, and a considerable lonial Secretary, stating that His cell she wrong or will be sadly missed,

Partion of that of cloth and wollen gem, was prepared to appoint the additions sta come from Germany, bat blankets and recommended wheuerer the Board sub- The Boys' are determined to carry of Italian cloth almost solely from Great mitted a list of nominee for the posts, and Be Senate it They will have to meet good crews, and caly class of goods in which Great Britain Estimates for next year for the salarien and

but a share which is not a preponderating allowances required.

It was agreed to advertise for six addi- the crew of the new Boating Cichons; and, speaking generally, Japan, while will enter Icons, it is not beyond the annually becoming more and more her own tional Inspectore, of Nuisances and six in

mannafacturer, shows us inclination to seek turpreters,

The Board than adjourned for a fort bounds of possibility that the new venturo alsowhere than in Great Britain those man wil sooop in this event The Boating Ifactured goods which she is st yet stable right, when the applications will be consi-

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