THURSDAY, August 1, 1895.
SINGAPORE AND CHINESE IMMI- † want atraight book to the cookloft,
GRATION.
REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS,
THE CHINA MAIL
THE SANITARY BOARD. The fortnightly meeting of the Ssaitory Board was held this afternoon.-Hon. F. A. Cooper, Director of Public Works (Chair
same verdict was returned, with the expia- I found two baskets underneath the stair
Dation that usually the following favour leading from the cock loft to the first floor.
are used either collectively or separately (Baskets produced filed with fine shavings,
fur gin-oils of caraway, onssia, fennel, The Secretary of the Chamber of Com-burnt paper, and some partially burnt
almond, tomos, Canada balsam, fueel oil, matches tied round a jose-stick). The
oredate,
and crude pyroligneous acid." meroe kindly forwards us the followIDS | rattan shavings now in the baskets are the man), presiding; there were also present:
Dr Lowson, in forwarding this report, ame that I saw in them at the times. Captain W. C. H. Hastings, Acting wrote-Analysis of what appears to bo bad liquor has slmost always proved fruit- There was also some paper soaked in Captain Saperintendent of Polios; De J. Kereins, containing a bundle of matches. A. Lowson, Acting Colonial Surgeon can be detected.
lees, as no definite deleterious matter The bad quality is pro- The paper was wrapped loosely round the matches. (Witness illustrated the position Dr Westcott, Acting Medical Officer of bably due to defective distillation, prepara- of the inflammable bundle in the basket of Health; Mr N. J. Ede, and Mr H. Metion and making. shavings). The flame was very slight, the
Callum, Secretary. paper had just been set on fire.
communication —
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Singapore, 24th July, 1895. Stu-lo continuation of my letter of the 6th instant, No. 4661,95 I am directed by the Officer Administering the Government to inform you that the proclamation of 8th May, therein referred to, prohibiting Chi nese Immigration into this port by vesaols leaving or touching at Maan, Swatow or Hainab, has now been entirely withdrawn,
I have, &c.,
A
(S.) A. E. TALBOT.
Were the baskets there on the first ocession on which you went op I did not tako any notice.
VEILH.
THE PURSUIT OF PLEASURE :
OE, MUSIC AT THE PSAK. Pleasure is defined as anything that makes life enjoyable. What particular post of thing is a matter of individual. taste. The pursuit of pleasure therefore follows different channais according to differences of constication.
This Colony is the very place for the pursuit of pleasure. There is more pursuit
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. (SUPPLIED TO THE CHINA MAIL']
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE CHINA TRADE,
The Blackburn Chamber of Commerce is sending a Uommercial Mission to China to study the trade of the Bouthern provinces.
ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. Chamber that the plateau of Erythren, and Count Orispl declared in the Italian the Tigre country, belonged to Italy, and
The Secretary of the Board wrote than pleasure about it. Take, for instance, substance of the report in to the effect tast the cut and gin are in all probability the artistic enjoyment of goud music-the purely artificial preparations, but the purest, nobilost, ovcutest thing in life. The Acting Captain Superintendent of palyees do act show that they contain Take a panoset at the Pask, lize that or that who was resolved to retain them.
anything which would be specially injurious
What called your attention to them Police moved :- The firo. I spoko to some of the man in the shop. I snid Look here, this paper is
That whereas it has been made to the
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Acting Colonial Secretary gooked in kerosine. They replied that "ppear to the Sauilary Board that certainamere, Indalged in to excess, like all sert-goor from Kowloon, It requires a
The Honouratie the Colonial Secretary, they did oot know. I showed the baskets
Hongkong.
ALLEGED ARSON IN QUEEN'S ROAD,
PROCEEDINGS AT THE MAGISTRACY, The five men charged with being con- corned in setting fire to the pretites at 371 Qaren's Road Central wore again brought baforn Me H. F. Wodehouns at the Mayis tracy this morning. The shop is described as a marine dolic.cy shop (cho delicacies consisting of salt fish, shark's fius, cysters, etc.), and is next to the branch establish- ment of the Hongkong Dispensary. The fire occurred between eight and ten o'clock on the night of the 28th July.
Prior to the ass being tailed, Mr G. C. C. Master (Acting Crown Solicitor) appear ed to make an
application,
Mr Mastor-There is a Chinens charged with arsun rumanded till today at 11 o'clock, I am instructed to prosecute, and Me Grist attand on behalf of the accused; I ask for a remand till some day next weak. It is impossible for me to go on to- I only had instructions this morning, day. If you by come dng-Wednesday, or any other dry next week-I will be prepared to go right through with the case.
His Worship-I would like to suish the firat withikos's evfuette.
Me Mister-Tite watchman ? His Worship
Me Most If I wish to recall him, of course, I will be at liberty to do so.
Нія Worship Certainly after taking his epicence I will remand.
Mr Master-Will you adjourn till Tues- day afternoon
Bie
Worship-Why not this afternoon?
Mr M stor-I will not be ready. I have to get a plan and go into the books. I will only be able to take some of the evidence if we go on this aftormoon and then will have to ask for a remand.
His Worship If there is any spiderca as to the facts it will be better to take it as acon as possible.
I
!
Me Mastor-In order to go into the facts I must have a plan made. I have ant seen the place yet; I am going to see it thie morning. I want an opportacity of going through the books.
His Worship-I will see how we get en this morning, and will let you know to what day we adjosto.
to the first defend at on the ground floor, He said Wo don't know. The cockleft was apparetly used for storing parpasos.
Did the basket appar to be put there purposely in order that there should be a good b: zo 1-Yen.
};1VG · nothing to show who it was that eat the place on fire?—No.
The place must have been sat on fire almost immediately before you got there; did anyone appear to have just come dowu from the onckluft -No.
Ir
(Showa matobas). Do you notice that
side the matches there is a joss-stick Yer. Until now I did not know there was
joza-stick inside. Is it not possible that the joas-stick was hozning some time before it roached the matches-that the jeaneck, originally, was longer than the matches and burned
down to thum ?—Yes.
When you think that the Ibing had been | just sub on fire, you may be making asistako?--Yes. I AN unable to say any notice of what was round the baskets. There wore somo empty wooden boxes round about.
If they had caught firo they would have burned readily ?--Yea.
when it was set on fire. I did not take
Did they appear to be put there pur- posety 1-They appeared to be in their or diary
places.
On the first occasion when you visited the sockleft the door was on fire?-Yes. There was one wanden box near the place, containing some old clothing. There was some paper on the top of the clothing.
Worship that you should ask witness what Mr Hastings-I would suggest to your |becams of that paper on the top of the old
clothes.
His Worship-Why!
Mr Hasting-Burauss we want to know
wells hereafter named are in an inesitary condition, and are likely to prove injurions to health, the mid welle named hereafter are hereby ordered to be closed within the next three days.
Dr Lowson reconded. Agreed.
WATER CLOSETS.
Mr Edo moved :--- That the Board barnby lay it down as a rule not to grant permits to erect water. cloasts in private residences unless voder very exceptional olcumstances, being of opinion that the general introduction of Water-closets in the Colony is undesirable. Mr Eds based his remarks on the opinious oxpressed in the report of a sub-committee of the Board in March this year. Opinions therein were given by doctors, architects, engineers, and householders, all against the use of water-closets in Hongkong. But applications continued to be made for sane. tion, and it was necessary to tare a rule on the subject.
Dr Westcott ascunded the motion, No doubt water orringe is the boat, but Hong- kong is not yet ready for its universal ap- plication.
De Lasion oppo ed the motion. I
which a fatura Bard would repudiate. would not be right to lay down a principle
good deal of enthusiasm to take him (or her) all that way, but that is a detail.
to the health of ordinary moderate con- Saturday last, and take an enthusiastic con Ardent spirits, they are bound to be in- jurious; and et the cheap rate they are sold, I have no doubt it in this excess, Arr tention of the Naval and Military authori often great exces, that has drawn the at ties to the pernicious affect they have on soldiers and sailors.
MARKETS.
He has to scramble through bis dinner, with cup eyeon the clock and the other ego en a few time-tables-regular tram times, summer service times, band-night times and specials for this might only; and as far
(From Tonkin Exchanges.)
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS,
Paris, July 19. M. Fuu án has been named Secretary Geceral of Indo-China, in place of M. Cha Yassioux deceased; M. Ducos, procureur at Hanoi, will replace M. Fourés. Colonel Archimard has been appointed Director
oral of Colonial defence, sad attached to the Ministry of Colonies.
THE OUTRAGE AT SOFIA.
Paris, July 17. Stambouluff, while leaving the Club yes- terday evening, was attacked by threa persons, and reosired fise dagger wounds in the boad and arms, and a revolver
Io reference to certain complaints made by market stall-holders it was decided to recommend to the Government that no ho can make out through the conflicting notice be taken of the complaints or of any misrepresentations of expresses, concert similar ones in future. The Presideat men- tioned that the stall-holders firat, complain-programmes, hotel notices, and newspaper od about the partitions and wanted them references, he hasn't much time to feed, removed, aixi then after removal they gomlet alons finding leisure moments to incul- ballet in the back. It has been found plained and wanted them pat back again. cate coletity into the Chiness domestics, necessary to-amputats both hands. Stem-
THE LAUNDRY QUESTION.
The Colonial Becretary, replying to the Board's suggestion to train certain hillside streams and turn them into tanks for washing, wrote that a detailed project for that purpose would be drawn up this year.
PROGRESS OF HOUSE DRAINAGE.
who seem, of course, to think it in Bunday's breakfast and not Saturday's dinner that they are preparing.
Then the devotee of classical concerta in 'Cloudland,' only half stuffed with half- cooked dinner less than half masticatod,
The Sanitary Surveyor's report for the second quarter of 1995 showed, in tabular form, various statistics referring to the suddenly remembers that he has yet to extension of the drainage system to private dress. Then when that is settled ho has houses. There have been 214 hour re- 22 minutes left to travel a mile and catch drained during the quarter, bringing total
the Dumber
CHOLELA IN JAPAN.
Then when that in
bouloff lies in a very critical state. Bis assailants have not yet been discovered though numerus airests have been made,
FRENCH MINISTER AT BANGKOK.
The appointment of M. de France, first Secretary of Sinister-Resident at Bangkok is officially Embassy at Madrid, to the post gazetted.
FRANCE AND SIAM.
Parie, July 22, M. Faure has received the Crown Prince
to date or of plans submitted is increased. caught, by a flying leap at the risk of his of Siam,
to 4004: 958 are in band, and the ferry launch, The quality of the work ia distinctly im-neck as the lunch is noring out, a half- proved.
duzca roystering readies, belated as usuaí, A large mass of official correspondence some along to the wharf and in stentorian referring to the statistics of cholera in Ja-
tones insist on the launch coming back for pan was laid on the table. Up to May 17, them. The tide is sure to be strong and par- from the beginning of the year, there was 304 casea, and 30 deaths. From May 1 verge, and the launch slowly turns and twists the road less difficult. to May 17. 175, deaths 34. From itself into an awful mess among sampans
dralbs 106. to June 10, casea
May
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THE WAR IN MADAGASCAR.
Paris, July 19. Generel Duchesne contiones his marsh unopposed as Antasanarivo.
Paris, July 23, ás be advances, General Dachenae fede
THE BUFFER STATE.
Bir Cooper pointed out that when the From June 11 to June 28, cassa 1687, deaths and such email fry, until you 'dunne
The delegates of England and France from June 29 to July 17, cases where you are and at last butts ominous have presented their reports in the question Board adapted its sub-committee's recom-208,
deaths 3165. The larga increase whether it was examined or not; whether mondations last March, the opinions accom-
headfirst and sterntret and sideways of the Buffer State. It is believed that it "gainst wharves and quays, till the un-will be established. punctual passengers tumble on board, any
there
was any kerosine on it.
His Worship-It is not produced. Inspector Hall-No, your Worship; it is left in the same position in which it was when I went into the shop,
|panying thom were not adopted ; they were excluded as to prophetic. Water carriage would not suit some places, but would suit Hongkong, with its strong and regular Mr Hastings-I think evidence should batidos. Though the drainage agster was given of what becams of it. Will pass not yet complete enough for the universal Worship ask if there was korosine on that adoption of wator closets, there was no danger in that fact, for the adoption would be very far from universal yut.
Motion rejected,
paper
His Worship-I will. I am reading over his evidence now.
Afte: the evidence had been read over to witness,
His Worship asked-Was there any trace of kerosine in this box of old clothea - did not look to see.
Was there any sign of a broken lamp1- I did not see suy.
Mr Mastor-Of course, I should like to take the evidence of the constable, who was Did they show you where the lamp had the feat Huropean on the spat, in connee-fallen from 1-No; they did not point, to tion with the plan I rish to have made, suy place.
Did you see any lamp on the stairs load- If your Worship will remand till next. Tuesday I will undertake to be is a post-ing to the first door 1-No; there was only tion to go right through with the case. one lamp lit and it was on the counter,
His Worship-Au" adjovrument] how
would upset my arrangements.
Mr Master-Any day next wook will do. Mr Grist supports me in asking for a re- mand,
Bia Worship-I will Baish the Chiness watchman and then remand. I will fix
|
WATER FOR CATTLE.
A new bye-law, requiring cattls-dealers to have a water supply for the cattle on baris satisfactory to the Board, was passed without discussio
REGULATIONS FOR LAUNDRIES,
Regulations wore adopted, subject to the approval of the doremimont, to the follow- ing effect :-
1-All laundries must be registered. 2. All landries must be in huikkinga lighted, ventilated, paved and drained in The car stands adjoncoed till Weduer-nocordance with the 1884 byelaw8. day wext, at 11 o'clock.
His Worship-I did so yesterday. Mr Grist understand the defendants hava not been able to find so much. There
3. All laundries must be kept clean,
Mr Grist-Would your Worship fix and lime-washed at least once a year. bail?
4-Laundries must not be used as dwellings, or for anything else but laundry work.
5.-Nobody except caretakere or wen all night in a laundry.
B-All laundrion shall be always open to inspection by the officers of the Board.
was attributed to the increasingly hot weather. The cases ware originally about Mji and Kobe; further information as to locality has been applied for.
MORTALITY STATISTICH.
For the week suded 24th July the total
donths in the Colony numbered 104, being
and np.
At last the ferry launch gots away, ten minuto late. That makes all the differ.
at the rate of 22 per annum in every thou-ence between catching sud. missing the sad of extimated population. For the preceding wosk the rate was 19.3, and for
The rest of the business before the Board was of aminor importance.
car for the Pesk. It turns out that there
the correcpanding two weeks of last year is not another car for an hour. To wait, 18.1 and 17. Que douth from plagne is re-or not to wait? It is an hour before the ported in Kowloon, and one from small next launch book. So the ardent concert pox in Taipingehan.
roer decides to stick to the concert-half a concert is better than no music.
Profiting by the lesson frash in his mind, bo determines that nothing shall make him lateos the return pilgrimage. He will not wait for the last car; it might be over. crowded, sad he hates to drive women and children away for the sake of scating him solf in their place. For will he wait for the spacial lato ferry-launch advertised to wait for concert-gours; for the typhoon
SUPREME COURT. IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION. (Before the Full Court)
Thursday, August 1.
CHOLERA.
Paris, July 19. It is stated Dr Rameno has discovered the serum of cholers.
CHINESE CONCESSIONS TO FRANCE.
Paris, July 25.
The commercial convention passed between China and Indo-Chins scoords to France the hen sad epreus to French trade Lang-chow, right of establishing a consulate at Tieng- Sho-kow, and She-was; China also redu the customs charges, concedes to France the exploitation of miats in Kwangtung and Kwangai, and authorises France to ex- tend the Aanamese Railways noross the border.
ITALY AND ABYSSINIA.
Paris, July 26 According to the Italian press, war will soon break out between Italy and Abyssinia.
V
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Paria, July 27.
HUSBAND AND WIFE. Chencg Kam Ting, principal defendant in the atit of Wong Yi Wan against Cheung Kam Ting and Cheung Shui Shi,
At Saint Brieuc, a train filled with in which julgmont was given by Mr signal has been hoisted af dsy, and pilgrims from Autay was derailed; 11
applied ex prie for leave to appear and the slears launches many have to do Justica Swith for the plaintiff for $100, most of the sampans have taken abeltar, persons were killed and 50 wounded.
some morning and will arrange to go on appears to be absolutely nothing against engaged on special laundry work shali stay E. Robinson, and with him Me G. J. 1 likerige. And in that case he would have') THE FRANCO-CHINESS CONVENTION.
with the case the same afternoon.
Mr Master then withdrew, and shortly after His Worship resumed the case,
Mr B. J. Geist appeared on behalf of the Scoused, and Mr J. H.
Hastings watshed the cass on bobalf of the Sun Insurance Office. Leung Sing, District Watchman 51 (recalled)—I don't know the man who came to tell me there had bapa a fire, He
aid not belong to the atop that was on lire. There was a noise in the street and be
etme to
ll ms. Bow far bad you to go to get to the shopf-About ten chering.
half closed.
Could you os from the outside thars WAS & -I had to get in to see the firs
tire One could see the smoke from outside. As soon as I got inside I saw the fire, which was in the cook loft.
three of the defendants. They have not been identified as being there.
His Worship-I presume they will be, Mr Grist Your Worship must presume they are innocent.
His Worship-to Insprutar Hall)-Do you wish to withdraw the charge against the third, fourth and fifth prisoners}"
ospector Hall-No, sir. But I do not
think there will be any objection to the fifth prisoner, who is an old man, baing
liberated on a smaller bail.
THE HONGKONG SHARE MARKET. Hear's Chaler and Vernon, in their share report for to-day's mail, eay:-
A schedula embodying certain minorppeal on point of fact. There wire also | clothes, ami sacrifice all the magazines he Frasos and a oheek to British professione details to be specified in applying for 10- had no haaband had question who had taken home to Kowloon for Sunday
gistration was attacked.
THE GENERAL ELECTION.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATUD.
Linnan, July 10, 125 all. Thị H. Bon. H. Campbell-Bannerman, Liberal, has been re-elected for Stirling District, The Boa. Philip J. Stanhope, Liberi, hus been re-elected for Barnley, Mr Ootarius Eccles, South-East Lagonshire. Mt Thomas Leigh Clare, Unionist, has been pleated for
Fisiden, Unionist, Middleton, South-Emt Lancashire. Me J. M. Mailean, Unionlat, Cardi The seats at Liverpool are un- which has bean osptured by Mr J. O. Big- abanged, except the Exchange Division,
ham, Q., Unionist.
Lender, July 19-The following hare | baan re-elected:—
Unsonsats,Lord Willoughby De Erby for Enraosatie. Mr Michael Shaw Htewart, East Renfrewshire. Me J.-W. Lowther, Penrith, Colonel Arthur Brookfield, Ryc. Mr James Boued, Harwich. Mr F. A Newdigate, Nuneaton. Mr Henry Kimber, Wandsworth. Sir George Russell, Wakinz hem Bir W. Hart Dyke, Dartford, Me H. J. Tollemache, Eddinbury, Cheshire. Mr Francia Taylor, South Norfolk, Mr T. Bir Paysa T Backmill, QC., Epsom Pryce Jones, Montgomery District. Mr Walter H. Long, West Derby, Liverpool, Captain H. F. Boules, Enfald. Bir Do- nald Currie, West Perthshire
ZiberalsMr Thomas Bark, Morpeth. Sir J. Whitewell Pease, Barnard Castr William Abraham, Rhondda, Glamorgan, Anti-Parnellites.-Me Patrick J. Power, East Waterford. Me Timothy D. Sullivan, West Donegal Mr James Charles Flynn,
Mr Patrick Mo North County Cork. Dermots, North Kilkenny Me Matthew J. Misch, South Kildare. Mr John Roshe, East Galway.
The
following have been elected zo Unionists.
Captain Pretyman, Wood- bridge, Suffolk, Bir Jones, Swanres dia Colonel Milward, Stratford-an-Avon Co. trist. Mr A, Hopkinson, Cricklade, Wilts lonel
B. B. H. Blundell, face, B. Lancashire. Mr J. Greiton. Repton, South Derbyshire. General J. W. Lanzis Pembroke district. AS Newcastle Mr C F. Hammond, the
das, labour candidionist, and Mr Crud
split the votes. London, July 19, no.—The follow ing have been clected:-
Unioniste-Mr Chatles Fenwick, Wan- beek (Northumberland.) Mr John E. John- atone, Horahat. Sir B. Edwards, Bythe,,
Liberals-Me Asquith, East Fifashiro.
Not Responsible for Debts.
Neither the Captain, the Agents, nor Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Cren of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong Harbour:---
ALCEDO, Brit: 4-masted barque, Usptain Robt. Coutts.Standard Oil Company,
BELMONT, British barque, Capt, Ladde.... Order.
LOED BLASSEY, British hargue, Captain Gaoning.-Standard Oil Co.
SIAM, German ship, Captain Garlichs,-* - folchers de Do.
POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close- For NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMÁ For Ancona, at 11.30am on Friday,
the 2nd August.
For SHANGHAI.-
Par Guhrie, at 11.30 am,, on Friday,
the 2nd inst.
Por Premi, at 4,80 p
the kid inst,
on Friday,
For SINGAPORE, PENING & CAL-
CUTTA -
Per Kusang, at 2.30 p.m., on Friday, the 2ad August, instead of as pre- vionaly notified.
HONGKONG REGISTER.
Barometer.
Previous Da čaše mljÛn đaka ak day stip,
Phillippe, appeared for the opp lant.
to go into the thur the
allowed enough money, since the been by agreement, Fetthar,
lowance
Mr Robinson stated that this was at to stay on the island over Sunday, în dress treaty with China is a brilliant success for The Russian press is of opinion that the
points of law; he contended that the
the Court
wile reading. Lance had
So, tearing himself away before the the wife
101,2,
20,86
29 95
29.86
LATE TELEGRAMS.
Temperature Bumidity
92
TO
83
t
OL
82
(Rungeon Gazette.)
Direction of
THE ECLIPSE STAKES,
Wind ... Force London, July 15-The following in the Weather ...... 0 result of the race for the Eclipse Stakes run at Sandown Park to-day.
Le Justicier
Zak
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0
Ur
Rain.........
008
1.
2.
3.
Highest open it semperature on the Astramanlä Lowest open air temperature on the air...19
F. G. F100, Firit Assistant, Hongkong Observatory, August 1, 1896.
Whittier
None the Wiser
A NEW KNIGHT,
London, July 18.—Mr Covas]se Jehangir was installed as a Knight Bachelor xt Windsor Cselle to-day. Mr Cowasjon is the first native of ladis who has bad the bonour of being knighted by the Queen's
own bande.
Exchange. Hoxokone, August 1, 1803, -
Ou London
THE HERMITE SEWAGE SYSTEM. A number of printed documents, pab-had no claim on her husband becauso O'Brady has finished— that was the most lished by a London Engineering firm, were the suparation as not really by consent; enkindest cut of all he has to the circulated by request.
tecbuically, the husband gavo consent on His Worship rofused bar for the first the question:
The Seorotary wrote-This appears to be condition that $40 anth should be train station, and learns that there is a
Do properly constructed taken as
as enough, and that condition being break-down. Heavens ! (This is a euphom and second prisoners, fixed ball for the
kapt in What did you find there -The door was third and fourth at 8500, and for the fifth with proper perioper working order and brokou, there was no longer separation by ism. No time to waste-be atsite to
with proper provision for systematic and consent. Therefore, there could be no at $100.
regular flashing, require to be regularly or claim against the husband on the wife's walk down, for all the shairs are engaged, even irregularly deodorised Three, I acc ut. And in the question of adequate Walking in full-dress zig down the Peak think, be but one sawer-No. Of course, allowance, there had been much said about this newer semies that the house drains the husband owning 83000 worth of pro- Road is never very pleasant, and it did not connected to the cowers are properly con- parts, but nothing said about oneum- make him happier to hear the rumble of structed, reasonably wall looked after, and braces on it, Was anybody on the ground for when
the air, which Lot into working order again that there is x sallistest supply of water. It Mr Justice Smith-That in the business you went in 1-Yes; two persons. There The market continues to rule dull and is therefore por fec ly clear to me thas this f counsel for defondant to ascertain on
as soon as he had left. were also two on the stairs to the cackluft, inastive and we have no business of impor-ingenious system of deodorizing sewage, ro-examination. What else is counsel for? They are here. The first prisoner was one tance to report. Rates contious steady. through the production of chlorite by the Aftar soma further discussion, Mr Justion of them, I do not recognier the other. Banks-Hongkong and Shanghais remais electrolysis of a water, is simply can Goodman suggested that na the appeal was
What was the first defendant doing -- negles ud at 179 per cent, prem. to 180 per trivance to render us innocucus as possible on points of fact, it would to as wall to get must be; sampan it is-luckily there re He was standing a little outside the coun-con, rem., and beyond a few very small the sawers and sewage of a defectively on to the facts. fer. I said to the There is a fire in sales at those rates we have nothing to drained town. The cost of on'at labing ond
mained one arrapan. Drossly the oars Mr Robinson then read the avidonco that prash, and after another like the roud it out??report. your shop, why don't you
Nationals hove again changed working suob
method of deodorisation had beer given before the lower court. They replied "Oh, it
hands at $26, and sales of feundera ars would in a very matting the drains of the Mr Robinson and the Court. The plea was | larity; ono ancient Gargon and
short time bu fat
greater A very long discussion evaded between ecoops of a dredger, except is to regu
FABRELLA KHAN, The cockloft takes up about one-third of purted at $60 and $110.
London, July 19...The rezeption held by ground floor —Yes. It is at the back of the shop. The stair leading up to it is has affected of China Tradors at 870, from that, it must be borne in mind 'at roneous viow of the facts, having mea
Marine Insurances. - Small sales hava town in proper order. Apart altogether that the Court below had taken an er-infants trying to row, one man making Sirdar Nasrulla Khan at Darohester House On Berlin-Demand.... on the west or left-hand side. It leads Castona at 8167 and 8170, North Chicas the system in still in its experimental stage.
WRS & most brilliant affair. Their Royal On New York-
Ou doraan, directly into the coakloft. On going up the at T. 19). Straits Marines at 8192 and 820, Under this circumstances, I am of opinion) points were admitt mert that several tomarks in choice Lakka, nine babies with gighnesses the Prince of Wales, the Duke
the defonce, by stair I encountered two men.
Oredite, U daya' sight, Mesura beads and no clothes, bewailing their of York and the Duke of Cambridge, be- They are and Unions at
that it would be felly to introduce the system Robiason contended that that was mis-
sides sixteen other royalties and the On Bombay-- not the same two moo I saw standing iD
at Hongkong Firos have here, for it would simply mean a huge ex- take: the allegations were not admitted, fate and helping to make the passunger feel member of the Corps Diplomatique, were rul.d
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THREATENED DELUJET IN THE FUNJAN break in the rains causes some anxiety as Allahubad, July 19.-The continued
to the future of the crops in certain die tricts of the Panjab. Fortunately the supply of gisin in the province is very large owing to two bamper seasORK.
Are you able to say they are not any of and gloss have found small buyers this 12824-Most interesting, but the patient bearing, got Mr Robinson to simit On getting up to the cockloft what did buyers. Indo-Chinas has ruled beglected have ContiThe only obiection to the Ha siill perseverað ín asking for it, trok he refuses to leave the shelter of the 8. 0. for action at Chitral in which Can.
you see wat on fire --I saw the flooring of at 346 nominal,
Eho conkloft was on ära and the asbes of Leineries-China Sugars were enquired
Mr
the shop.
What were they doing on the staircassidy and in demand at $320 with. Ivoriment psid for by the ratepayers fer the i but were passed by as being not worth the } as wretched as themselves.
sallers; $225 would doubtless be benefit of the promoters of the contrivance trouble of contradicting. Cheung K They appeared to be coming down from paid for shares if forthacming. Chioss for the deodorisation of sewers and sewage. Ting had realy a very strong case, with alarm, the meteorological one, the Doberok
Thow the storm broke-the other sort of the reception, the cookloft.
after again changing hande at $82 and $814
TAK UNITRAL HONOURS. The following minutes were appended plenty of good evidence is his favour mod Should you know these two man if you lose afsady at former rats.
Dr Westcott-This system is not at pro- plenty of flaws to find in the other side, if patent. Thender, lighting, rain, and orsiasion in the Chitral Honours Gazette. Allahabad, July 18.-There WAR BA Wors to see them ?—I could not identify Shipping. Hongkong, Canton, and sent, for obvious reasons, applicable to only he had tried.
wind, raging like fury, but not so furious the name of Lieutenant Moberly being left Macabe at
City.
Their Lordships, after an excessively steady at that. Douglas's have Dr
me the passenger, who cannot find anybody out. a commented the Mastoj Fort the Bye men in the deck I could not say changed hands at 853, closing with probable agneideration of its applicability here will that he was really applying for an indol- to vent his fury on as the elements of doing the jarstment and for his services
to remain io aberance for some years,
he has been specially promoted to the rank gence to which he could not prove a right natura can mod do. Arrived at Kowloon, of Captain, he bad already received the D. applicability of the agatom here is, I think, 10.30 am. until p.. its cost, I would; however, point out that
Daniell was killed. The general talo the whole question of drainage was care
sampan until the boatman gets a jinricksba, oploten in that Lieut. Harley has been fully considered and the system
The boatman goes ashore, and returna inadequately rewarded and the omission decided upon in 1889, So
saying * Ricksha have got," pointing to the of Lieut. Blewart's nams, who was in shed. So the weary coucart-poor swims up is commented on. As for Dr Robertson, officiating charge of the Gilgit Agency,
the steps of the landing stage and splashen the Pioneer says the K. O. 3. I. da pre- into the fiarliksha shed. Yes, there is a sumably won on the field of policy, and tros that polas of view the best wo can jinriaketa, o private ons, domiciled there hope is that it will not encourage others to till Monday, with no suplie. And that go and do likewise. 40ral lasted days.
some batat paper; there was a strong small of kerosing. It was the flooring next to the
staircam that was on fire.
for during the early part of the week under review of $104 and 8105 and small sales wers effected, but the demand was not
obtained now ut latter rate.
in
Was there any light in the cocklofs maintained and shares could probably be of sonstraatiota slightest reason for bé-1
other than the fisies No.
Was there anybody in the corkloft-Line neglected.
No.
Mining-Punfame have continued to rule Did it appear to be inhabited 1-No; not neglected and weak with small males at
at any time. I only saw a broken lamp. 84.90. Balmorale have been on offer with Was there anything else on fire besides out fading buyers at 85.30 and close work. the flooring F-Nothing eles except the Charbonnages were changed hands at $18 paper. The ralling alose to the staircase and more shares ate offering as, the rate. was also on fire. There was some olothing Other mining stook has been neglented. hanging underneath the oogkluft in the pasenge of the accountant's room. The height of the cackloft from the Feor was between 5 and 9 Chiness feet, 1 pat ont the Bre with soine water..
How long were you about it About Sve minutes.
It had not occurred to you that the tro Waa anapicione till you got outside -It did
there is not
requirements of the Colony, and I consider lieving that our system will not meet the any idee of departing from it should not at present be cost,tenanced for one moment.
Mr Ede alto wrote ageinst the experi ment.
Referred back to Government,
ANALYSIS OF RUM AND GIN,
At the request of Dr Westcott, the Government Analgat sent to a long report
Miscellaneous-Lands continuo steady with sales at 807h Dooks base ruled weak at 8101 with no business. Hopes have advanced to 9130, and close at that after sales at 81371 and 8129. Watsons continue analysis showed them to contain nothing!
at 29.70, and Electrios after further enles at £4.75 close stendy at §5.
3
Application refused,
ALICE MEMORIAL AND NETHERFOLK HOSPITALS, Statistics for July, 1605
Ln-Fatients remaining in Hos
pital on 1st July 1885 In-Patientu pazzitied to Rcspital
dharing July 16 Total number trouted as Io-
Faticats........N KARAN
Of the thera WATO
Dfechanged Cred.
charged Relieved.........
Discharger on other
gropade
Died in Hospital...
on some samples of rom and gin. The to-Patients remaining in Hor
diferent from genuine wholesome spirite. However, it was noticed that, the rum inoked the fragrant odour and the charac tezistio Asvour usually possested by trun
·
not occur to me even then. It did not on Bays the IP.G. -Itii narrated by Router spirits while the giu was found to be that car to on that the fire was suspicidis till thai H. M. the Queen, in taking farosell of variety known as "whisky gin," or ale lo I returned to the shop.
Lord Hosebery at the final resignation of flavoured with the bye products obtained How long was 13 before you. Fettried to bis offico, cunferred upan him the Order of in the distillation of whisky The Analyst
pital on zet dag. 1896 ...
Out Farianta, New Cam... Out-Patents, Vis Total number of Out-Patient
24
17
1629 Barjous, Gullark, Mandoliner, Autoharps, Violins, aleo Striage and fittings for sale at 29 W. Robinson med Go.
830
1586
JOHN C. THOMSON, MA. H.D.,
Superintendens,
ALLBOND KURSER AND INSURANGS.FR LED,
Bombay, Jaly 15.-The Chief Presidensy Magistrato to-day fixed Monday zest for the hearing of charges against Dr Abrahams Hyam and Me Francis Xavier Fonsies, the Small Canse Court bailiff, in connection with
a life insurance by the latter on a man named Daurts, who died a few days after the
effeated and whose body policy wan kas alude houn exhumed. The manlyala has Ix ust toe presumptuouly areas any not yet been completed, but Poflon Baper- business; for things of this world depend on intendent Brevin, in asking for a temporary mach train of antees chances that if it postponement of the sand, cald it was be were la men's hands to set the tables, still loved ranrder had best committed shough
Hank, Wire, ..
31
On dematrd 130 daya' sight,
4 months aight, Credits, 4 » Dovunontary, 4 monialas?engua, On Parla
On domatid,
311
41
2,60
Credita, 4 montina' sign,
Wico, **
On demand.
On Caletts...
Wired,
On
On hau,
14
On demand...
196
* 718
30 days' eight, privato paper. Gold Leal, 100 tine (por al Sovereigns (Hank's byping ralo), #9.18 silver (por oz)***
Quotations. Bonokosu, August 1, 1893. OPIUM--New Patna, cash........... 705
vig
cash..... New
Benares, cash, Old Fr
such,
19
+
Now Malwa, credit, 080/030 Allowance, Twels 18,39 -Old Malwa, credit, 710/729
Allowance, Taels.... 16,40 Persiau, Vily, cash,, no sales Allowance, Talan → Paraian, Paper hed pro sales Anwance. Tacts.....
Temperature.
(Taken at Meists Falconer & Co.'s Premion, Queen's Play HorazonG, August 1, 1808
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varionalities of nonlets, for they are the the shop --About ten minutes. Ga loing the Thistle. This was the unkludent out found that the ram did ros appear to dun-time of onto back the shop was opened by a man drqued of all for any order but the one symboli talo anything injurious to hesith other tipened results of varied and long expe in black. I umzot say if it was on of oal of the cases of the palatasining than the ordinary ingredients of dont riecue.-A. A. Hodga these five me. As soon as the door would have boen more tactful. It was merciet rum. The purobaser who pays 25 opened I saw the Bret defendant.
heaping Osix upou Pellon, seeing that cents for a reputed quart of these liquors W. Roisson and Co, make a special Did you are anybody else on the grond Lard Borsberg's ministry had already obtains the feral amount of alcohol and but feature of Salling Pienus aut Organs un Hoor 1-Another span Ärmoed in binar. acquired L'Ordeu De La Rotter
little davor and aroma." As to the giu, the the Kang-Payment zygium
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