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Saturday, May 16, 1896.

Mazon F. W. Bennot, R.E., ban boor sp- | pointed to Exeter, and Major F. D. F. Mo- Carthy, RE, who was on leave after re- -turning from Hongkong, goes to Curragh.

Mu W. H. Greaves, Q.C., Solicitor General of Barbadoss, has beer appointed Attorney General of that Coluay by the decretary of State, to the place of Mr H. A. Bowell,

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VICTORIA RECREATION OLUB.

ANNUAL MEETING

Last night the annual general meeting of the Victoris Recreation Club was held in the gymnasium, Commander W. C. H. Hastings presided. There was a good at. tendance of membera.

Mr W. Armstrong, Acting Hon. Secre- fary, read the notice calling the meating.

The Chairman before moving the adop. ,,,resently appointed Attorney General tion of the reports and accounts drow of British Galans in succession to Dr Car-attention to the balance of 22,166.36, showing again of $746 over that of rington, now Chief Justice of Hongkong.

1894, They were lucky in having had Tuz following notice was issued by the no damage to the buildings for the The new rule as to the entrance Hongkong Observatory; →

foes had done well and for this item they bad a total of 2395. There was an increase members. The of nearly 60 in the list Committee had ordered five fout-oured Company. He moved

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On the 16th at 10.46 a. The depression, becoming still doeper, remains get appar antly stationary to the W. of Bolinao. At 11.30 a.

year.

THE

'FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR

CHINA MAIL.

CANTON NOTES,

Canton, May 15, 1896, That I nate you quote a very good saim of an Eastern Dootor hearing on Banite.

The plague here appears to be less avera tion, and it amounts to this that what is in ite ravages than it was some faw wucks principally needed all-round in 'elbow. grezze.'

That two additions to or corrections of this theory and practies of sanitation may be givoo.

That when elbow-gronto" has been pe- glected for nearly half a century, chloride of limo and even the destruction of the houses may become absolutely necessary That no possible cirotsustances can possibly excuse, far less jualify, the displacement of 'elbow grease' by 'palm oil That it is ssetningly do far fortunate that Mr Danby has succeeded in checking any possible tendency in that direction.

CHITTIE'S LAST MOMENTS.

Jeg dan wand trades, friend of the fi Dramatia Period youth of the gorgeous Best

son, ready and saxis to Should there gilded youths return,

lise am the G.7.'s notes of Lead,

Father wit they pay?

Serve a ummone prompt, my so Fer they fles away. Should they ask where you are gone,

Mourning manoh your loss

All a blind to bluff you, sons Working on the crows.?

ago. If one may rely on the prevalent goa sip, it has almost dicappeared from the Western suburbs. It is not easy to secure reliable information, especially as the Chi. neas, with whom one comes into contset, seem disposed to make as little of tho acourge as possible, The dieessa is, hom. ever, very rampant in the more equatid dis-

Say you tried the plan and failed, triots and back streets of the East end of the Whes your dad was living. eity, and will probably continue to carry If they bring a friend or two, off ita violime during the hot months,Offer guarantees?

Hint these friends might pay the chits which are now before us. The officials have

With consummate ease,

If they plead for time to aquaré, To me quatom giving i

A moderate 8.E. gale blows now toats, and the orders had boop taken in That no resident who has got over his grt-oxerted themselves in their way, this year, Should they hoity-toity bo,

hand the Doo's

by

the adoption of the report and accounts.

Mr G. C. Eayward seconded.

Mr Thos. H. Reid called attention to the

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at Bolinao, with a fall of the barometer amounting to 0.1 inch since yesterday. Pressure continues to decrasse on the 5. and S.E. coast of China, and the barometer has also fallon at Shanghai and in Japan stato of the bath. The Committas had owing to depression in the extreme N.agreed to order some new beats for the Forecast:-rong N.E. viads in the towing members, and some new material St. part of the Formosa Channel, sad mode. had been ordered for the gymnasium. á rate or frush N. winds in Hongkong; in good number of the members did not ase the Chius Bea, N.E. part, N. galus; the gymnasian, a greater number did not N.W. part, strong N. winda. The weather nso the boste, and a good number did no

catre down rooms likely to become unsettled on the S.

Be the bat very touch. They came

swim, und

xow that no- coast of China during the next 24 hours.

For the sake of thing had been done for the bath for the last three years he thought it was about the time something should be done by Committed to put the bath in a propor state, and keep out the filth which ortod

tinhood doubts for a monent the exist.

That I have more than ones been offered a list for publication of the subordinate cfficials who knew how to work this 'palm oil*

ence of palm oil as is great factot into introduce sanitary improvements. It is tho smelor affairs of administration in reported that they have immoed orders that Hongkong.

in the future the night soil is to be removed from the city in the early morning. This measure is, of course, about as effective (ur the end in view as an attempt to sweep back the Bowing waters of the Atlantic with a broom; on the other hand, such an order shows that some of the most elementary ideas of cleauliuses are beginning to bo re- cognized. The disenso is said to be spread- ing into the country districts and in some of the walled cities, its ravages amount to

hat knowing, as most obeartant people do, what it would mean for the publisher of a newspaper to raise a hornet's best about bis ears, and how slow the Chinese witauears are to come up to the scratch, and how quickly they run away, it was not to be expected that the dy shuid walk into the spider's parlour, and get caught.

Or the morning of the 11th fast, a stone. cutter employed near the Cosmopolitan Dock heard cries of thief proceeding from the dock, and immediately afterwarde a opolia into it from a drain cluso by. At present That I have been on the ave of obtaining an epidemio, especially in those situated

the bath was not desirable, and, bo thought rather dangerous. (Applause.)

Mr W. Machell said it was alt very well

rashed out of the dock premises carrying a Ing of wood. He ranked after the mati, who immediately launched the ing into for a camber to come forward at a general meeting and say it was time something the water aud proceeded to paddle out into should be done. He would be much oblig the harbour. The stonecutter entered aed if he had said what should be done.

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evidence, all the same, and I therefore feel a certain amount of satisfaction in the prospect that a blow may now he dealt to the Palm Oil Brigade. That there surely can be no question the Gorernidant will now xen Justice done, and give once for all the coup de gruce to this sneaking form of official theft.

in the South-Western parts of the province. I believe it is also very bad still in the great. manufacturing centre of Batsban.

▲ CHINESE VIEW OF THE RROENT WAR.

Somo enterprising native is attempting to enlighten the Chinese here ou matters

ateam loupch and gave chase, and succeeded yet so one had asked the Committee to do That it would be unfair to aver that the in general, and the late Japanese War in ́

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in ospturing the man. The coolia, how.

Mr Reid suggested that a bamboo guard over, turned on his captor and stabbed him should be put round the bath to keep put thu ta the side. Bo was captured by the others rubbish and jelly fish. It would not cost in the launch. The stoncutter was taken to big amount of money, and after that had

been done, they migh

might take into considera- the Hospital and was discharged from there tion the erection of dressing houses such

576, They this morning. To-day he gave evidence they used to have,

had lind not He knew that typhoon for three seasons. against the coolie at the Magistracy in a considerable expense had been incurred for bath charge of cutting and wounding, and Com-the pontoon, but he did not think the

He did not mander Hastings sent the coolie to prison was in a estisfactory state.

blame the Bath Committed; he knew they for three months' hard labour,

did not have money before, but now they had money he thought these improvements ought to be carried out.

THE Right Rev. L. M. Piazzoli beg to acknowledge with thanks the following donations for the House of the Aged and Infiem :-

Already acknowledged.

D. Gillies, Esq.....

P. Marty, Esq.

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Dr Marque

F. A. Gomes, Esq.

J. M. G. Pereira, Esq.

B. D'Aquino Eat.

F. Ozrio, Eag

J. Romedies, Eag

G. Remedios, Esq.

F. M. de Graca, bieg..

C. Osmund, Esq.

A. J. Vivire, Esq.

$2,850

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Tas Hon. Treasurer of the Alics Memorial

Plogue goes on incrassing because some

коза од of the

Board

bunitary.

hansubordinates are pariinalar. I was walking down one of That somehow or other the discass doos the best streets yesterday, and was arrested not get abacked, and the responsibility by a sound like unto the buzzing of at least 16sts now altogether upon the officially-three thousand bess, on a hot summer's Constructed Board,

afternoon. Looking up, I saw nu adver.

Board,

That the Board does not seem to realise the drift or tendency of this disenso, and ep parently has failed to comprehend the seriousness of the situation. That I have

That I have made this remark before, and it is very much to be regretted it has to be quxde again, but it is an true on the regularity of the Death-roll, and the more's the pity.

Me Machell said as regards putting bau-That by the time these remarks are air. boos round the bath, any practical engineer or any one with constructivo ability know they could not do it."

Me Reid-Wo had it before.

Mr Macholl said they had had bamboos

drain.

oulated the ballot referring to the ect stitution of the Sanitary Board will be closed, and an expression of opinion will have been given by the British com- munity on that subject.

before, oun they could not keep out that That, so for as I could judge, a fair amount

A Volce--it will keep out the jelly fish. Mr Manbull said he was afraid if the Committes did undertake this work they would be hauled over the coala tur the ex- pense,

R. K. Loigh said he was perfectly aware the tenure of this ground was very uncertain, atili ac was the life of a bamboo,

(Applause. He thought by putting some bambous round the bath it would keep out a huge portion of the filth and the jelly It certainly was not a very expozice

and Nethenolo Hospitals begs to acknow-item, and he thought it should be done,

and also the erection of E the dressingpronar

of interest has been taken in the subject, and that in Hoogkonj necessarily meens an intelligent interest. That no electioneering or catch-vate tactics have been rescrted to, and the result, whatever it may be, will be therefore a da:iborate unbiassed opinion unbiased, that is to say, by anything but past experience.

tisemont to the effect that a 'grand panorama' was in view, and the buzzing noise was coaxed from a very old musical box, which once, we doubl, disgorsed 'west music, in the days that had gone by. Now, however, the most energatio turning of the handle could only produce a monotonova buzz Boing fond of classical music, I van tured ton cents, and went behind the

BCCDES.

Try the game of bluff?

Say you hope they'll shortly see Debtors' fare is tough,

PARROW DEE.

S'IL VOULAIT BAVOIN (From the Greek of Aqscreen Whiskeydrinks, bibulous hard.)

And by and by ebouid he come here, And ask about then ↑

Boy I went out with delat, In a gorgentes spree.

If he ask me where thou art, Shall I that disclose ?

Show him where I'm tucked away Shug, with upturned toes,

If he wants to know some usero, And much interest takes?

Point him out my boots, and say Не samo in them—rnakes.

www.

If he's yet not satisfled, If te still does nak

Show him where with glasses lie Many an empty flask,

On thy parting breath ? Should be still his queries press

Say some tersicles by * D1 Dastened on my death.

D. T.

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE CLEANSING OF THE CITY. To the Editor of the Crista Mazt.'

Hongkong, May 16, 1890. letter of your correspondent, Me W. Danby, Dear Sir, Perasing the contents of the

Whitewashing, &c., I beg leave to avail myself of the colemas of your paper, but only to endorse every point mentioned therein by Mr Danby, but to add another

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THE NEWCHWANGLAONWO'

COLLISION,

FULL TEXT OF THE FINDING OF COULT OF ENQUIRY.

Shanghai, 11th May.

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The officers and orow appear to havu baen well discipliced and to have dons their duty. The Court desires to direct the altaation of the Board of Trade, the Court of Consult, the Chamber of Commerce, and other bodies

curzanos.

Before Lisat. P. Vaughan Lewes, H...interested in shipping to the fact that the Spartan. President; P. B. JOLT, But haring & penalty attached for nas-ob- Local Recommendations which are not law), Fice-Colaul, And Capt. TREET, caseter of the P. & 0. steamer Raven

servance, are and will be the cause of great The Naval Court of Enquiry at the British and bar, and collisions must be of frequent orafusion in navigating the Wessung river Consulate General for the purpose of

'f aguir. ing into

the loss of the steamship Onwo, was concluded this morning, Mr. William Ball. Assistant Paymaster, II. M.S. Spartan, aated as slark of the Court. Mr. Moleil (Mesare, Dowdell and Hanson) sppeared for Mesers, Jardine,

Matheson & Co., the owners of the Qawo, and Captain Whittlo appeared for Messrs. Batterfield & Swire, the agents of the China Navigation Company, the owners of the Newchung,

The Court assembled at 8 o'clock for the purpose of delivering ite finding, which was

follows:- Finding

ding and order of a Naval Court held at the British Coneatate General at Shanghai on the 7th, 8th, Otb, 10th and 11th daye of

1896,

The Court suggests that:- 1.-The River Navigation be improved by making such recommendatione compulsory laws, and further suggests that

II-A night signal might be need by vessels by right for the Feima Chaunel.

IIL-Some further bright signal be placed year Phwasant Point or the Customs" halk Kwashing.

IV.—Captains of coasters should pass a local examination in river piletage or carry pilots, this being the opinion of the Court and of the expert evidence obtained during the hearing.

V.The Court would suggest that British

to investigate the circumstances Yesssia should, when carrying panengoen in a collision between the British sa large numbers, be supplied with a sufl. mship Onwoo of London, official

dieboy

of rafts, bolts, or other Ufe-eaving samber 63,779, and the Britishsteamship. Newchwang

Kapparatus

Dated at Shanghai this eleventh day of May, 1896.

of London, official number 77.054; on the The expenses of this Court 6xed p thirtieth day of April last, whereby the wreck £20.2.10 are approved, of the said British steamelip Onico surged, whereby loss of life ansued, wheroby serions damage to the sald British steamship Na- chang ensued, and to investigate the causa of such wreck, loss of life, and damage, and to enquire into the conduct of tho musters, certificated officers and crews of the said Vemeix.

With regard to the said British steamship The Onico was a steam vessel, not rigged, of 797 tous registered tonnage, oficial number 03 779. built at Dumbarton

(Signed) Vaughan Pate Lawes,

Lieut.. .., .M.S. Spartan,

President of Naval Court.

H. BENCRAFT JOEY,

British Acting Vios-Consul at Shanghai. E. STREET,

Master of the British Merobant ship Ravenna, of Glasgow, official number 82,300. Daily News.

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET. Mr Eriob Georg in bis weekly share list dated Hongkoor. Lüth May, say

in 1870, and belonging to the port of Londos.N.-C.

It appears from the evidence given before this Court that she sailed from Shangbai on or about the 30th April, 1896, bound for Hankow with a general cargo and a crew of 43 hands all told, na well as passengers, about 200. After

proceeding down the Wooning river and having oroased the Bar through the Feima Channel she was rounding Pheasant BANK SHADES.-Hongkong and Shanghais Point when she was struck by the New ruled rather weak in the early part of the chwang shaping up the river, whilet between week, and a transaction at 162 per cent. the lightship and the Customs hulk - prem, took place; with a higher London shing, and finally sank in the position given quotation (43) received a few days ago, in Natios to Mariners No. 59 Special, Shang-a firmer feeling has set in, and email sales

hai district, issued by the Count Inspector.

The Court baring regard to the cirona stances obava atated Gnds as followA :----

That the Ono obeyed the Rule of the was keeping to the proper bank. Road, particularly es rogards Rule 21, and Her spoed, which they consider & or knots over the ground, was not excesalve for that part of That too

t of the river.

Basiness during the week ander review has been rather quiet, and rates bave not changed much,

have been affected at 183, 183, 184, and 185 per cent, prem, for each, also at 185. sent. prem. for end of the tacuth. Nothing has been done in Beak of China or Nationals

In the shop, which appears to be which certainly dues little or no credit to rot in anger, Hr Joseph Stessar, was China Tradera remain steady at $80, but

tiala, now looking into the musical box, rented pro tem, I found about a dozen celes-

now at the grand panorame,' the plotures of which, by the by, wore magnified, by glasses of considerable power. Hera the visitors could see burning theatres and artistis ballets, and sundry other remark- able sights, as for instance Gying China- men, helped in thele aorial fight by the explosive force of lighted gunpowder. In

larid discriptions of the late war. Blazing

MARINE INSURANOS SHARES.-Unione have beat in good demand, and sales are re-. ported at 82163 to $217, closing fem with buyers at $110 and no sellers under $2174. Way in error, but appears to have have not beard of any sales, North Chinas, execution of his duty of publ. Wingick inevitable to bave done avery thing in biz only small sales have been put throngh at the Police Constable No. 103 while in the navigated his vessel in a seamanlike and Yangtzes, and Cantons are offering at quo. pulling down the proper tasoner and when a casunity watatione. Straits have improved further, but cookiefta in my

my offices, Strost and 103 Bontan Strand,

$28, $28, and 828 for sash, and at $30 for 30th Septembar, the market closing dem with further buyers.

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power to evers it.

As already said by Mr Danby, the writ-

That the Court sees no ground for blam- ten perinisaton given me by Mr McCallum ing the conduct of any of the survivors, was presented to the Policeman in question and considers the conduct of Mr Androw

INSURANCE SHARES remain DL- and his comrade, an officer of the Sanitary Small, certificated second engineer, deserving changed, with small esles at quotations. Department, when they came to my boase. of great praise for going to the engine rosu SHIPPING SHARES--The demand Ex Tho mar. who presented it was my con at once to assist, being asleep whon the Hongkong, Cantov, and Macaos has ooh- tractor, who, in my name, protested against collision occurred; ala that Mr Arthur tioned, resulting in a fair number of shares their pulling down my cocklofts in view of Lowis Cooper, certificated second mate, did changing hande at 833 to $333 for cash, also at $34 for 31st August, the stock clos- the deurient produced; but he (the Po-all in his power to carry out bis duties. licensu boldly throw it aeida and threat-

That the Chinese crew appear to have reader $34. Indo-Chinas are ia a

strong with bayers at 830 cash and no

That the opinion of a large section of the community has already been given upon the desirability of securing an anofficial majority in the Legislative Council and other words, akon; half the pictures were exed to awrike the contractor will the mea-dered no assistanga te European the vessel mand at 807 path and equivalent rates ( an unofficial element in the Executive Council

stick, and, together wit

with the Sani- That upon the evidence givon,

ledge with thanks the following douation on the shore side. It was only a muster of a That the community have to thank Meagra. forte and sinking men of war, victorious Tary Officer, ordered their coolies to cora appears to have been well found, sufficiently time, but so shares soem to be on

to the funds of the Hospitals:-

Canadian Pacifio Railway Oc................$50

- Ho Tung

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Wei Lan Shek.........

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Carmichael and Co.

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Fletcher and Oo.

Ho Fook

C. Ford.........

E. W

Abdo errer

Esmaljee.

D. Kotewal..

J. R. Miobanl

A. E. Allem.

J. L. Chattoo

M. H. E. Ellias

A. A. Esmail and Oo......

P. D. Gotla and Co.......

C. B. Mowrowalia

O. Osmund

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faw hundred dollars. Whether on the co- maining timber work of the structure they could find anything to secure bamboos he did not know, but a Chinaman was very hard to less in the way he could fix up a lot to nathing, (Laughter and applause).

The Chairman said the new Beth-House Committee would consider Mr Heid's sug- gcations.

Fredericks said no provision had been made for single acuile. He thought that branch of rowing was entirely neg-

lected.

Me Adamson said it was customary in any rowing club he had been connected with that the members bought the sculls for themselves. Toothpicks' were a form of boat very seldom used by the general

body of members of rowing club. Thes

J. J. Keswick and Stewart Loottbart for the present piebisicam, because both thene gentlemen soozed to think that the Chamber of Commerce was a one-man

shot

That

not

China and Manilas are wanted to a small extent at 807, and Dunglases have besn done at

at 934g cash, which rats shows a slight improvement; I also bear of some sales on time, the rate, however, being kept private. China Matuals preference shares have bead

per share, 28.10.0 has been paid for a small lot; the closing rate is buyers at £5.5.0. ordinary shares are offering.

tainly never before seen, even by the f from the Government or their Agents, and bells she appears to have been proporir in some demand, and after sales at £8.5.0.

travelled Chinaman, in such a glowing light.

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AN ENGLISH MISSION SOHODL

though the Chamber of Commerce may fairly allege it takes no part in municipal or political controversy, it can-

& possibly justify the allegation.

Speaking of enlightening the Chinesa That the continued existance and prosperi reminds me that I hear on reliable authori-

ty of this Colony depends as muck upon sanitation as upon anything else, and the ty that one of the British Missions is daty of the Chamber is therefore sa clear about to start an English School in Canton,

day. That if the decision of the Chamber's Com-For some time many of the Osatoneae, raitise to pass on the ordeal of an authe-fave been wishful to know something more rity or mandate' turns the result into a

loss f

under orders of a Policeman, whose com- bend the nature of the goods he spoils and means does not allow him to compre-

their value.

Amanget my goods there are some Pearl Fowder and Glaseng; am I to suffer such Requesting you the favor of inserting this letter in the columns of your paper, and thanking you in anticipation;-1 ra main, Dear Sir, your most obediest and humblo aarvant,

(Ohop attached.)

these razes further shares could be placed, holdere, however, being awilling to af except at an advance.

MININO STOCKS.-The result of the Pan

mence the work of destruction, not only to manned and seworthy at the time of her do Japanese and demoralized Chinese, giro the the docklefte but to the goods stored there, parture from Shanghai, with the exception of Cantoners a true version of the late war-compensation against the Sanitary Board.

for which I am now proparing my claim for the life-saving apparatus carried, which ap

paars diegraceful and completely inadequate Port Arthur and Wel-wal-wai, were cer I shall be the last man to disobey orders for the number of people carried on board,

iceaffipient even for the crew, the first to carry out the Sanitary Ordin That anso in my house, but would certainly ob.loaded. ject

980 by gargo damaged by voolies. That all records appear to have been lost

That with regard to the loss of life, the did not realise the dangerous, con dian of resulting in asies of China Bugar at 911 Court considers that the master of the Onuo

EEFINARIES have come into some demand, the ship after the oltiios, 6 to $116, and of Luxons at 860. At both appear to have attempted in any way beach her. The Court, however, is rather of opinion that as stated in the ovidence, her forefoot being on the ground rendered the mancarring of the chip most difficult if not impossible, partionisrly with the ecza ont jam crushing, as reported in say last air- of water,

qular, went wheres, up to $14 on Saturday That the number of lives lost pannot be last, the stock leaving off quinter at $18 ascertained, as the system of booking paa bat on Monday, when a telegram arrived sengers on board prevents it, and there is no from this miss reading: The ayanide limit to the number the steamer may take, pisut marked 21 days, treating. 610 tons such being at the owners' pleasure.

clean tailings, yielding 237 ounces of gold, Newchung. The Court, considers the sunce, the market brosus excited, and up

With regard to the aaid British steamship of au average acany velus of £2 29. Dd. collision to have occurred between the Cur-to was paid for ardinary and toms bulk washing and the Fatma Chapool

Later on the market bo- ashar to the arziety of s light vessel, some 200 or 800 yards shove | came sarier

good the Kwasting, but the time evidentes do not many weak sparulathes to preket the profit

mado on

on previous purobases, and the rate stances stated in evidense, considers that business done at intermediate rates. Dur

The · Court, haring rogard to the circum-gradually receded to 815

per share, with Mr Thomae Harda, msates of the said Briciak ing the last two days, however, the market steamship Newchwang of London, obicial rallied again, and a fairly extensive business he did not observe at first Rules 16 and 30, and $3 to 84 for preference Punjoms, the number 77,0.4, was solely in error in that has been done at $15 to $18 for ordinaries and afterwards Rule 16 of the Rogniations market closing quiet with sellers, Too

decision from the whole of the British the barbatian talk than the onent Community here, there need be no com-wat-on,' 'to'' *tále,' &o, which being plaint from any quarter.

interpreted weans.fous," two, three, That I have not heard what amount of &c. The better-class Chinese familes don't

weight is be attached to the decision by the Governor or the Sestainty of like to mend their sona to Hongkong, it be

ing alleged that the life in your famous port That to any residont who is called upon to would be injurious to the morals of the

express his opinion upon such a subject,

were very fragile and very expensive. Watz H. X. Obang Chih-tung was still they had ane built for a man of 1601bs, and Viceroy at Nanking, he had telegrams sent a man like be of 210 lbs. went out for a to Berlin, London and Washington for fifty row in that toothpick 'it would be ruined officers to drill his troops, to be out in seven for ever and a day. Therefore he did not weeks. London and Washington took EO think the Committen would be justised in Thatto, noties,

bot Berlin sent him the fifty offcera,

cera, going to the expense of providing tooth twenty commissioned and thirty an-com- picks that would only be used by about missioned officers, and they were out within two or three of the members. the stipulated time. But H. E. Lia Kuo- pl won't give them any treeps to drill, and those fifty men have now beec four months in Nanking, doing nothing but drawing their pay. That is how the resoure of this im poverished country are wasted.--N.-O. Daily New

Mr Kow said only dombers who had presed an examination ware allowed to use the scalls. The tube were too heavy for the majority of scullers.

The Chairmans suggested that a special meeting be called to consider this matter if members wished it..

The report was adopted unanimously. Mr Denison proposed that Commander Hastings be elected Chairman of the Club for the spring year.

Mr F. Lammert seconded. Carried,

Mr Adamson seconded.

WRITING on the 4th inst., the Peking cor respondent of the Mercury says:- The new British Minister, Sir Claude Macdonald, has taken over charge from Mr. Beacclerk, who wül remain here, rumour has it, for s longer period than was anticipated. Mr The Chairman proposed the slection of Grant Daff, second Secretary, goar hems at Mr Armstrong as Suaretary and Mr W. D. an early date and will be

to posted the Putta as Treasurer, Foreign Office. Many changes have taken place in the Curioms Staff: Mr. Campbeli and Me Spivney are transferred to other stations, Mr Walsham takes over the duties of private Secretary to the L G.; Mr B. E. Hippisley, your Into Commissioner, je op pointad Dhiet Secretary, Sir Robert's son, Mr Bruce Hart, goes home as once on sloketicioully performed his duties for the last leave, and will be posted to the London office.

Carried Mr G. Moffat said owing to the satisfac- torg atate of the affairs of the Club he would recommend that the Committee take into consideration the raising of the salary of the Steward, Mr Lisborel, who had very

two or three years. He thought most of the members were quite satisfied that Mr Lisborel had done his duty, and that he

as hardly paid for the duties be performed

for the Cind.

Mr F. White seconded,

Mr Bernheim muggsstar that something ought to be done to keep the mopane a little further from the bath,

We learn that Baron. Heyking, who is just appointed to take charge of the intereste of Germany at Peking, was Councillor of Legation at the Imperial Garman Foreige Office in 1882: Consti at New York from 1584 to 1986; Conant at Valparaiso 1886 to 1880 Consul-General at Calcutta 1289 10 Lisborel he will keep them on:

Mr R. F. Latert-If you speak to Mr 1893, and at Cairo 1893 until the presant

His prevent promotion

The following goulemen were than elected to the General Committeo :-Messrs ontside Earepe there is at this

of

tion shown

that

he is undoubtedly a highly capable man, R. F. Lammert, G. A. Caldwell, C. M.

ainco

1881.

elested

E.

the amount of consideration to be given youths, Several schools already flourish in to that opinion would not arought not to which English is taught by Chinese masters, affect the record.

CHAP SANG,

RACEALS and Brinamond's Finos bave no loons, strength and appearance. W. Robinson & Co.

Agree.

his

the

publication of a synopsis of the will wish the promoters of this scheme the request of the Russian Vice-Consultem 8ht and went half-speed ahead. at. very honatal toner about the future of the

DUPING A MAGISTRATE.

to cross the Unw's bow

That the Chamber of Corumsaree held it whoas attainments in that language ate Tun Indian trade returus for the month annnal meating the other day, and Mrrery modest. Theas schools are, however, ending 30th April ars again far in excess of McConachie (vies chairman) sequitted this year woll attended. The late Dr Hap-Last year, both importa and exports showing the retains registered on the 1st of May biakelt well in the Chair That of earse I do not arres with his re- For's attempt some years ago, proves tha a largo increans,

sarke about the scope of the Chambers many of the Cantonese are ready to learn. duty, and there is just the substratum of Probably the events of last year, and the love got that lie Smith, the Agent for the Ous Chefoo Correspondent telegraphed late a feeling that the Chairman wra rather glad to get quit of the mandate busi. Tumours in the air of impending changes Russian Steam Navigation Company in the ness for more-tasone than one.

and reforma have greatly increased the bum-East, has succeeded in obtaining the lot of for preventing collisions at sea; that he gold, as won by ordinary cruabings, is valued That the Chairman's reference to ir Ful-ber. If an efficient school is to be started, ground forming the foreshore of Messra For- starboarded his helm in place of porting it at about £3 158. Od. par ourice, so that

larton Henderson, the former Secretary

gaon and Company's properly at Chefso when he could have dund that he im

53 without in Any above 237 ounces represent the

equivalent of the Obamber, was graceful, appro. now is the time to make the attempt. The other firme in the plage protesteds in properly starboarced his helm to the One's the mine, received a fow days ago, epeske in

but way

of 135 on300 of for gold. A letter from priate, and tree to the letter.

All who are anxious for progress in Chis Governtaent, the Chinese Lave acceded. 12 rem

through the intervention of That the

subjects with at the Commister's

Company. So far, it is not known what the meetings must be & aptrce of enlighten. every success.

To further enquiries we have received The Court in of opinion that the legal rs expenses asuneeted with the ayanide works ment to the members, as well as a good

the following reply:-The Russians claim commandations as regards the vessel with amount to, but if one takes into considers. thing for the public.

to hovo purchased the foreshore from the right of way did not apply in this dass, tion that the cyanide expert did not expect That, all the same, had I been a member of

An incident me to light a few days ago, Chinese owners, bat bare og title deads, as the master appears to have thought, the to show aneh a good result as the shove proposition made by the seconded the which shown that the officials may have ng has been buisted on the land, more ao as he would not have past, the Otto's the first trial, while saying that hoo

Mr G. Sharp, to the

that he expected H.M.S." Narcissus is in barbour-Mercury, green light when on the bar in the position the outture to yield ground for their complaints 12th May.

profit, the remit effect that quarterly amstings of members

the Cont nonsidered the Nawchuang to have monst

be most should be held for the exchange of views, that naprincipled scoundrel sometimes

been at the time, which is confirmed by bisit encourages the

trying to shareholders, as fu still better resultı That la a simply astonishing how the mer. enter the Ohristian Church 6) No one will be surprised to hear that the own evidenos; nor oan they accept the listor os, Charbonaagen attract no attes

times, is content to attend a most excing means whereby to secure some temporal Institution of St. Joseph bas sammenced a avid mat of the Neueseal Yith readied with Hex Balmorals are dightly Brmer

a meeting once a year to discuss important gain. It may safely be assumed that such it in the British Supreme Court in malo of the Newahang, with regard to with sales at $1.90, and I make $3 the cos. quatious affecting the trade of the port instances are very rare ; one or two cases respect of a suries of false and malicious the position of the Osmo as explained by himing quotation. Jelebu tamsia under a

and are offering at 83. Banba have been libule, written aud its political or

dange that institution, with the models, commercial relations1

That the entry in the log book as regarde cald at 951 to 85.10 and are wanted at $51. wish Chias and viber sintes,

however will give colour to the charge, cs in the Shanghat Mercury, to satial up the sending of boats to the ancistanos of the A fetr mail transactions in Olivers A and E pecially whos those who make it are only loo D. Clark and Thos. W. Kinganill, editore, Une is not satisfactory, as the boats were shares are reported at old rates. willing to ballero it. It appears that two proprietors, printers, and publishora of the

edford on chests, turned in.

Docks, WHARVES, AND GOBOWYM.--Hoog The Court considers the speed over the kong and Whampoa Dooks have been done Ohiosmen entered into a parivership to two first named papare and printers and

plained of are of the very gravest

Fiver. charactor part 25,000. Mr Hiram Chaw Wilkinson,

Tlast this sort of crawling along the ground wight have been all right fifty years ago, but not in this year of grace 1696,

BROWNIE.

been

RODO

the k

card of a Canton

sad

Celestial

J:

Pla

of the

are on

The vessel sppears to have been well proms. for Bist May, 186 per cent. prata, for. 30th June, and 191 per cent, prem. for Slat Court,

The

pec

open an opium den in Hongkong. The pro-] Publishers of the Union. The libela com- ? ground- 6 kuotams reasonable speed at £ast | et 182 pur coat, promosh, 188 por seat. cat failed. But a fierce dispate arose. The and the amount claimed in damages is found and seaworthy into consideration the bat, diosine with cash buyers at 162- time no really more important post under Adamson, R. K. Leigh, W., Maaholl, A.The Chungking correspondent of the 2.-0. | one man, with whom we are bors concerned, Crown Advocate, in the Counsel for foot that at the prevent time there appears pren., gad no sellers under 183.par Denison, M: A. A, 89071, Thon, H. Reid, ] Daily News writes on the 23rd April :-- asserted that he had paid more than 200 plaintifs, while Mr W. A; Q. Platt has to be great confusion between the Boiala prem. Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf the German Foreign Ofice than that at Peking. Washington may be a superior and E Bischoff

Braven is to leave this port on the 25th of appointment, but the stronger men la wan- The talksing additional members were

with the m-bers of the apri. Ramour says that he has not so far into the firm the other who had control- beeu ratsiged for the defendants,China | Rule of the Bad ang the lucal recommenda. taken off the market at 847 and $46), alcio. ted in China-Singapore Free Press.

and Godows Company's shares have been General Committee as the Balloting Cow-best everahelmed by categories of removed the parse, aaroverated that only $20 had Gastte.

eted along Ar the Naval Court as Shanghai, Mr Momitee Mesars G. C. Hayward, T. What he has not been able to discover in secured, without the permission of kno** { (w the 26th ultimo, I wrote tha: Mr Kingsleyfore orders that Mr Thomas Hards, mater rate.

tions, in pursuance of the powers vested in ing steady with small buyers at the batter able obstacles to British Commerce. Bas been paid. The former, by some means

it by section 23 of 25 and 26 Viot, 83, thers. A. Stopani, F. Lammert, 0,

Wambai and new Amoy Decks up- Neill banded in a record of Captain Sletsar's Lammert, Meek, O. H. W. Kon, G. Engiand is likely to arrive at. At the same missionary, and thus equipped approached tapresenta Bir Robert Hart and car late of

that to Commercial Exploration from

WAY

froma ledge of the owner, led 200

master banged.. service with the Indo-China S.N. 06., Grade, T.

of the

British stemskip Nowshang of which is as follows:--Joined 8th May, Most, F. W. Waite sad F. H. Kaw,

time it is noteworthy that he

LANDS, HOTELS, and Building.—Hong offeint, prufossed liimaulf Ohris Cummisioner is connection with the Tong London, official number 77,054, should only 0. M. Adamson moved vota of

might have as 2nd officer. Went on river ni chief officer, September, 19331 beastie thanks to Mr Bandore, the late Hon. Secres existing grievances in the different porta no The Magistrate was indeed, sind snough to Mr Pringle, left Tientsin for Newchwang to the greve error of judgment be susamistad, pany's shares changed hands at 8713 to 873,

appointed Inspector to enquire into tian, and, strange to say, won his ears, shan Mines ir Kiogaley, accompanied by ba and he is hereby severely denoured for kong Land Investment and Agency Dom the Club, y ot maater on the river, Jand, 1884. Wool tery

for the valuable servicon

cloning with a small lot offering at the latter bome ou lesve, July, 1888. Returned, he had rendered during his term of offices, and generally right the wronge of, write to the teleuary, who thus for the look after the Lenyang oral mine and the but does not deal with his certificate.

This was deartily agreed to, and it was and look after, Britishers. His instructions | first time, apie to a knowledge of the interests if bis employers, and I bops 2007 telaed in govtian S6 of 17 and 18 Vict, 1us Kowlegando and Weat Peipts unolianged That In accordacon with the powers con rate, and ad many buyura 3713 May, 1887. Went on the cost as murdocided to formsily record the vote of acts to have besh confined to booking

for truth. Of noures, a Christianity.

successful as were sundyad, wi

as they write at Bridah Commeren, så 1889, wont home-

abstraction

fuclogs..

What puzzle Marob, 1888,mag On cgant until thanks in the minuign of the Qlub.

t is that Kal- the costs of the pussies me most -to bring out the

without business. Bourkong Hotels etter Bold then Lansang and only Court be paid ng bators the said and **

by Hers Batterialda have been done at: 832 to 938, and are sifil October. 1898. Then folded Changito on

Avuta of thanks to the Chairman, donarets and porno mourish if these very cou-shcated appear to be connected with the ter

entities British mercatablishment of an opium-don, suredest

with es extent iron ore Swire o personal

re of Shanghai, Agents, China Na

gation inquired for Humphreys Ratates found. Haskow-Johang llas and remained there cluded the proceedings.

Shanta thrive. And to help forward chis gron

*** the Britial buyers at $35, last very desirable result seems to be non, fet and snitoyanes to the gentle. Į field within a stone's throw, yet Lantang Company, Limited, ownshi na

hame the kandal had fraudus preferred it cannot be on suunt of franyang atsamship Nikita being one of the

MIBONLLANEOUS, -Green Islands are qulat of paying better, for it pays lees. My idea, in partion theras, the caster certificate. The old Kunguo, formerly bolonging to there is much amiss with British Policy or purse, angry that he should havebeetapes where cual can be sales shipped from Nawet outsiders that the mastor of the Ness: $18 again, at which figure the markens in part of his mission. Yet ne dannot think leatly employed the mandari obstaney want to get a footing in Shingking, Bay and they are hershy ordered at $15 Wations sold a $124, but aflos

tasid amount subordingly. The the report had been fetted the rate babam 1880. Aga on jointag, 20. Age at death, Mears Jardine, Matheson & Company, edadaistration, when one seen to thorough in this way, and will, do doubt, lock sukanoe. €1. No-oxidenta recorded againas him. which was sold to Chiness oflorists and by healthy, and stalwart a representative of on the next white tard, with which he may chang than hotajs ise ik boken ziar: chussy did all in his power to save his own orroos, Hongãdos lossles of a bed la

named Laingskun, has been renamed the it, who goes about Changking, without a de protektad į the man himself is in hiding,

could manage to ship from tang, where ship and grow, and was justilled in beaching 86.90, but ass offering at lation rato Ropes Klanghing and consigned to Meseca H. red umbralla or outrunners, and walka ap not daring to rathen to bid native town, aleatiore du gels and our 14 to 18 fast bar, owing to the damaga sustained, to sold at 8113 to $121, and oloro atrung lost. Beumerta & Co. The Kanging will run and down sights of slapa; an If they word and threatens to shoot all the principal draft i the probabilitisoare Robert koowa The Court cannot add that any signals of fotobed glua, Hell's Asbestos are on ofst balween Shanghai and Yanguas parte, 我

વિના તેને વન પવેશ લેવાના l and tag and draq allottાy Gen Blisters Wece akawa frým sithse ikipi 41 47, UNI5g 10 108 past report inged,

until October, 1893, when he returned to until Joining the Onwo on the

W. Bolurion & Co.'s Pianos are guaran. food for the plicante, Finnou Repaired pgnal to nor

not to

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