1896-09-24 — Page 3

Thursday, Šestemmen 24, 1996.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Black members of this Society are found together

Awaaz Oxley won the Cup in the sailing race the regelts of the Fleet up North

for itself the opprobrious title of the Hole of Manih is in an old fortros

The

CHESS COLUMN.

only the gama with Steinitz which appested

by the pace of blood, and the rites of in CONDUCTED BY BLACK BISHOP. in this solum three weeks ago. He has tiation are told quite as sacred as many men hol to their religion.

It is difficult to get at the truth of the

malt in cousted for by the fact that a very this fortress entrance to which is gained by discovery of the plot. All sorts of rumours

stiff wind was blowing at the time and mone of the boats fitted with racing, sails were able to go ahead as they would have done in a light breeze.

He won by about two miles, and this reprisoners wem thrown into a dungeon in a trap-door in the roof. The only ventila- tion is through a barred opening under neath the platform floor. At high tide this means of ventilation is totally closed. Aga muinburs of the prisoners who had Ar the Sanitary Board meeting today azot died frem sufocation were found letter was read from the Colonial Secretary to have tom each other in a dread intimating that in deference to the reeful their fits of insani mendation of the Board, H. E. the Governor ty, course of the tortazo ana had approved the payment of $100 to each her of primers were compelled to of the Inspectors of Nuisancen. His Ex-give away the meaning of the triangular

current in Manila, and the most geop rally accepted in the story that a woman revealed it in confalon to a priest, The fret actual fighting occurred on the 29th August (Sunday) in the outskirts of Magia, between the town of Santa Mesa and S. Juan del Monte. There the rebels sppear

adserabled in .have

in large numbers ac cording to some pre-arranged plan. expenses and atrocities have already been by the Spanish troops, and driven bock, enumerated. They are severely handtat

and are believed to have sought refuge the hills of Montalban and Morong. Ever

to

Their

cellency added that he would not sanction mark eat in the arm which is a badge of ¡ since small bands of insurgents hava mp3

any additional expenditure of this nature in future, and requested that the Inspectors be informed sccordingly.

he

peared in the locality of Manila, but have membership of the revolutionary auciety, always been kept in check by the judi The rebels have been discovered anengst ciously disposed Spanish troops. Cavite Province has all along been the centre many clashes, and the Captain of one of the of the rehellion, and it in so today. newly formal volunteer corps was found According to reports there are 2000 rebels Tax night-soil coolic strike is not yet ter to bo in league with the insurgents. Hoslust up in the town of Imus in that pro vince. It is not correct that the rehals minated, but the authorities are adopting was given three minutes to make the have taken the arsenal an They or have adopted to some extent already.necessary disclosures, and

saved have never been sauzer chat several rule menadres to prevent any inconvenience or his life by giving evidence against his of the port of Cavite, and the Spanish: for- ces there, with the ships of war to asiat annoyance to the European community. At follow-rebels. Throughout the city of them, are quite able to hold thier own, the Sanitary Board meeting this afternoon, Manila placards have been posted up by and

adopt an aggressiva at- towarda titando

the rebels. All are Mr M Callum stated that he had discussed the rebels stating that if the Government being held in lost awaiting the reinferra the strike with the conservancy contractor, would likersts the people who had been ments. It is expected the forward move- who said the Central District of Victoria taken prisoners and grins, them a moment will commercs about the 1st of would be attended to on Tuesday night liberal form of Governote rabellion

October. However, the contractor's substitutes had would cease. been unable to carry out this arrangement, and on the following day it was intimated by circular that the coelios nood not regis ter until the 14th of October. It was

There is no doubt that after some time information will be received of Lorible massacros from the inland provinces. The bodies of padres Juve been found Boating

down the river.

maṇacre of

wore

in

ever

to

Communications should be cddressed. Cress, CHINA MAIL OPPIOK.

Original Problems shunda is acompaniat by Solution and Analysis.

The Hongkong Chess Clutch meets every Thursday from four till eleven p.m. at Thomas's Grill Room.

Problem: No. 10. By KARL MUL, Bohemia. Black (8 piecus).

White (7 icces).

盛

White to play and mate in three mover.

Solution to Problem No. 8 (H. K. Chess Club"

1. Q-Thon if 1. K-B4, 2. Q-Q 5

el and B or Q mutes. K-BG. 2. Q-Q 5 ch and It or Q

1. P-R4

match.

2. R-R 4 ch and Q, Kt

or R mittes

2. Q-14 ch arul Ror Kt

Inates.

12. QxPch and Q matea.

With the exception of one day when there was a false alarm, there has been por-1. fect tranquility in Manila Business of course, is practically at a standstill; but it 1. B-Kt 3- is stated by those who ought to know font it is only the labouring classes of Chinese who are being rent away because of the

of trade. and Lit i is 1. P-It T stoppage got the rich Chíuere.. traders whe 1. Xt3 ard seeking safety in flight. On the day of 1. Ktoiseshere. Q-B 4 cb and B or the scare in Manila, it was almost amusing to see the frightful state of panic into which 1. KxK+ the foverishly excited populace worked itself.

This is altogether a pro-Spanish view of the situation; it throws an entirely no light upon the rising, and as such must be counter-hormats to which we have been welcome after the sccounts of homers and treated by other correspondents,

2. Q.-K?ch and Kt muutes,

KL mates.

2. Q--QB 2 mate.

Correct Solutions received from M. J. D., Black Knight, and T. H. B.

Hongkong. September 24. *

I have received a most interesting letter from the Editor of the Chess Coleta in the

thought this would induce them to abandon the strike, but on Wednesday there was no

The rebels in the Manila province were sign of abatement. The Registrar General fairly taken by surprise. They had dated sent for him (Mr M'Callum) to-day, and at their arst attack upon Manila for the 18th of September, but on Sunday they wore his office he saw over 100 of these people, forced to fight owing to the discovery of togather with Mr Wei Yak, who explain the plot. Careful plans had been prepared ed that they would not have to registor of the city of Manila, and the residences of

A. E. Sava-1 is not a defect in a three Europeans other than Spaniards were till the 18th October. In the meanting, marked out in red. It is evident, they the

defence, there is at imtasdiate taste as in mover if, when Black makes a particular Another man had come forward and offered fended as "Being forced, therefore, to

Spaniards

the above solution, or forced reply to to supply the European houses with coolies, an

to the field erlier than they

ITEMS FROM THE COMERCIO.'

White's next move as in No. 7, fur the and if the contiutor's coolies do not set anticipated numbers

miserably

A letter was received by El Comercin on essences of problem is that Black shall to work to night, this new man's offer

A aumber

of this insurgents had the 15th instant, from Cavite, stating that make the best replios and get fall victim to- the ordinary native knivos and will be accepted. A considerable number sharpened bisabons to manhat with the Feral, had cannonaded with grenades and

only

on the 15th, the gunboat Leyte, Com.some subtle manquVT.

BLACK KNIGHT-Glad to welcome you, of coolies are at work in the Eastern Spanish soldiery. As they streamed into grape the town of Ternate and its cnasts, and shall be very pleased to hear from you and Western Districts. Dr Clark in the streets the native boys in the service causing numerous losses to the rebels, and weekly, timated that he had instructed the Europeans warned the rebola by cries of destroying their fishing apparel. The firing 'Anglaise' 'Anglaise that these houses of the gunboat has struck terror into the Sanitary Inspectors to go round the Euro-were decupied by Englishmen. The fire of enemy, who left some 60 dead on the hald. pean houses and offices and distributo the Spaniards soon put an end to the It was noticed that on sighting a gunboat chloride of lime. They had hea at work attack, and the insurgente ware driven out the natives and up a rocket so as to give with great loss. Many stories are told of on Weduesday and to-day. The Superinthe shocking manner the soldiers trentat the alarm to the people in the neighbour Rangoon Casette.

hood. The greater number of rebels ars tendent of Police said he would afford with antal bullet wound, and over worthy of credit. A number of afrosts had that my less fortunate contemporary has to the dead bodies. One body was found concentrated in Ternate, so say the people Chess players and those so widely scattered every protection for the now coolies. Mr twenty bayonet stabs in it. It is believed, han made at San Roque and Cavite Fl Ede said it would be a very good thing if however, if the rebols had come in sufficient chief of the rebels at Tornate appears to be create a demand, while. I have the ossier they would show the old scalies the work force they would have been in possession an individual who manages the property task of supplying a want. Every week tho

of Manila.

General Blanco is still at Manila, but it bolenging to a well-known resident at Gazite gives thres problems, and has to

Manila. Cannonading was heard all

night is rumoured that there is another Govenor in the direction of Noveleta and Cavite

acknowledge, solutions from £fteen or coming out to replace him. But we do not Vlejo. A fortification has been erected on twenty competitors for the quarterly prizes. believe there is any truth in this. The the isthmus between the town of Cavite and The diagrams were at Erst printed from trcops st Manila are awaiting - San Roque. Tranquility has been restored inforcements before they make de to many European families, who have re-locally-made type and execrable, but now termined effort to quench the bellion. Re-inforcements have been turned to their residences. The supply of they are worthy of the letter-press. The drawn from Mindanao and outside forts food has been more regular and in greater column which has been raining from the detained in Manila and in the provinces for ducted aid among the most valund of the A large number of people have been beginning of the year, is admirably con- being implicated in the reballion; others exchanger that reach mo.. In the last issue, for bearing most conclusive evidence of with the rebel insignia. their complicity having their scans tatooed the editor humorously assalla the Hastings Tournament Book after the following fashion.

could be done without them,

THE REBELLION IN THE PHILIPPINES.

HORRIBLE CRUELTIES. The story which is slowly being revealed of the rebellion in the Philippine Islands is one full of terrible and revolting cruelties The Spaniards and the rebels have not scrupled to enfares, the most barbarous punishments upon their prisoners. The ra bellion bas spread to the Provinces of Manila, Balzan, Pampanga, Nuars Edija, Tarias, is Laguna, Cavite and Batangas A strong position has been secured by the rebels in the large monastery. This was apparently one of the first places at tacked by the insurgents. The padres were driven out of the monastery, and had to five for their lives. It has been stated that a number of the padres were hung on traps and sousted to death with burning kemeine oil. Others have been put to death in a dreadful manas, portions of their bodies being out off piace meal. In Me monostory the rebels are well supplied with rifles, ammunition and food.

abundance.

In Burma there are fow

*

·A· Chinaman, named Mariane Velasco, Some of the notes are scarely worthy has forwarded to the Governor-General of of their authors. It does not, for instance, Manila the sum of $1,000 for the forma in operation against the zebols. The list ofere great expert to pen auch notes an presents received by the Government for the troops has occupied several columns of the papor

Among those arrested as being implicated in the rebellion was Francisco Sossores, son of Antonio Bossoren, a wealthy mor

The older Sossores made represen- chant. half million dollars for the release of his tations to the Governor, and offered to pay son. This however was not complied with a Municipal doctor, in the province of and he has followed the fate of several of Unian, named Lucia Almeida, was found to the ring leedore, having been shot dead. Le implicated in the rebellion. An American named Collins, who has bean carrying out a litigation for about twenty years with the Government over some land has also been cast inta pri- sos. The owner of several steam launch's has also been incarcerated. It is rumoured all the prisoners, but the Governor objected the Archbishop wished the Governor to kill

to this summary mode of prconduro.

The opwardly conduct of the Spanish soldiers is

condemned. It is said. strongly that in one brush with the natives the Spaniards placed the rative tape in the van and when these men ware dispersed tho the stress to which the Spanish authorities Spaniards turned and fed. To show are apparently put for troops, one day The number of steamers which were to hare

On the 14th instant, some 600 Chinese

applied for passports to leave Manila for their country

has been the recipient of many valuable The battalion of Volunteers in Manila presente from different parties, in the way of money, cigars, and odible articles. The Corps with 81,000 to defray the expenses Marquin de Peta Plata han presented the of those of the Volunteers who are unable

heir own

own uniforma.

c

(1) We consider this more as of doubt. ful value.

(2) A cover way of defending the Queen's Knight's paw. tack.

(3) Black has obtained a promising at-

A bold course, showing that White must have seen a long way ahead.

(5) Black's carefully laid plan has now matured, eto.

п

It seama also funny for an expert to nake ♣ reader, who may be presumed to be a

wif the attributes of a thorough, shens | pinyer-brilliancy, mapidity and intrepidity. With more first-class practice and increased experiance he may yet prove Lasker's most forudable rival.

Much interest atlaided de the, meeting batwem Maroczy and Fillebory. Youth will be served,' and even in chour, men will "always worship the rising sun. The ex-- iting game between these two youthful masters is given halow, together with Schlechler's Cofeat of the Champion of the City of London Chess Club and Steinitz' muccessful revival of an almost forgotten opening. The latter's game with Albin I am not yet able to publish, as the version of it that has ruched ane is imperfect.

Caine. No

21.

MOUR KNICUTS GAME.

White (Maroczy),

1. P-R4.

2. Kt-K B 3

3. KQ B3

4. B-Kt5

5. Onetlen

G. Kt x K P (0)

2. KK B 3

8 P-Q4

9. PXR

10. PQ5 11, B-K BA

13. P.. 14. B- Kt 3

Q-Q2

18. Kt--t G 17. Rt--K $

18 P-QR3

19. QR-K sq

20. B-Q6

21. QxB

22. RK3

23. Rx B: 24. B-Kt 5 25. Q-34 (0) 76. Px Kt 7.R--@E1 28. Rx P 29. QxKBP 30. P-4 31. P-K ₪ 3

Black (Fillebury),

P-K K-KB 3 Kt-Q B 3 BB4 Castles R-R su KixP K&xkt

B-K

KL-Q K PQB3 B-B3 1-0 33 P-0 K 4 BR

R-K Esq. P-Q R 4

K-QR3 P-Q34 BxB PxE5

By P PXR K-B2 Q-Ry (--K 4 (c) KK-K K-R $ QxB (2) Q-Kt5 QXR

39. QxQ and wine. (a.) Perfectly sound. Pregaining the piece.

II KtxK 7

taking the piece at once.

(b) White refuses to relieva Black by

(c) White threatens to sacrifico on the King's sido.

(t) A fine position. White cannot play 30 Etx on account of R-K 8 mate. Sue diagram below

Position after Black's 29th move.

Game No. 22.

CRYSKE DOLATER GAMBIT.

White (Schlechter.)

3. PxP

3. IQB3

4. P-04

3. K-K #3

7. Costios

10. B

K KJ

44 @R>t sq

13. R--K 14. P-KRA 15. P-R5 16. MK 17. B-Ka 18. P-B4

monastery is safe from attack on one side hiding cargo vers provented by oconnoitering party left Cavite or the learnor, mich questions as, "Why not sim 1. R-RS

by a high hill and a strong wall surrounds the buildings. Over 100,000 barrels of rigs are stored in the buildings which the priests had bought from the natives for trading purposes. Baveral attacks have best made by the Spanish troops upon this position, but they have had always to fall back ignominaly boateri,

absence of the soldiers who not se cus tons office Cargo la ellowed the No care is be

· unleaded without the oflails.

halls, Aber had just out of te stasmors when they were recalled as an outbreak of hostilities had occurred. The ships ware detained for several days in consequence of this arrangement.

A rumour is in ordulation at Manila that the Japanse Government were the first to give information to the Spanish authorities of fo rising,

neute

17th inst. For the eamy's position in Novelets. The party was under the Comply - which gave Black a very good mander of Artillery, Br. Arespacochaga, gamo ?". The reader will probably conclude Contaandent Urbins and Caph Zuloaga, that the anantator in this ens ho a grozite with a carp of Enguers, under Car aptitude for making conundrumathan for in- Angosto. After the r

arevchneisance tha party returned through San Roque, and between parting knowledge. this point and Noveleta they met with the rebels when combat took place. The rebels, about 1200 strona, opposed the troops. The gunboat Leyte assistor the trope considerably by opening fire o the

cn robsle, who suffered great loss. The the part of the troops, were wounded, and was also slightly

*

Some of the aly.digs are anuasing. Fer instance, on page 115, Dr Tarrasch observes, **It is noteworthy that Lasker usually, tie-

lines the Evans gambit, although he has do clared that he knows a winning defoùco.” Again on page 18, Hert Albin annotates the

Walbrodt. The game was not an exciting ALL the newest Uporas, Songs, Books and genie played between Mesari Tolcams and Folios.-W. Robinson & Co.

one, but on the 32nd movs Teichmann uado blunder which speedily resulted in his

After this hinder this game bogtas to he discomfiture. Albin's note on this it,

a little interesting."

It is now stated list, the ship slip and

- rails OF GOVERNÓR BLANCO. arsenal at Cavite are not in the nude of }: A gentleman who has been in the Philip the rebels. The ship slip is run by a private pines for several years and who is theruagh Commandant Urbina

familiar with the whole régime takes a† wounded. company and is or charge of two, Scotsmen very hopein view of the situation. He When the fighting commenced a number of praises the calm and aletlating manges in the women and chidren of the Province which Governor-General Blanco has acted

the throughout

present crisis. With co- book refuge in the sap, and several tain factions clamping for revenge upon clamberad into a ship for better proteserery hapless Ealf-blood or native, and with WAITING about the Mits Bishi Ship

As the first the bay Scotor and come to close quarters with the enemies ant of the Kokmin says the works consist

his avin oficers elabng to march forward building yard at Nagasala, a correspond

mained in their rooms, but as pallets of society, it was a difficuls position - but of a machine shop at Akunoura, a dock

Goseracr Blanco has acted with statesmEATA-

and ship-building yard Tatogami and were whining shoutings like courage. He has steadfastly set his dook at Kosage. Since the Mitsu Bishi looking manner they sought safety in the face against the excution of any prisoner bought theo establishments in 1884, groat

To the list of prize-winners at Nurent- boiler shod and fixed Eçilər plates all until incontrovertible proof of gult was improvements have boon made in the

farthcamliga and with the small Europe, and many new machines have berg, may be added the manie of Black- round the walls for protection. The Aan force at his command and knowing been added. There are now in coured of burne who takes the special consolation zenal do gituated in a pacon of land separat Rifle (if any) relined could be placed construction one steel steamer, 1,500 taus prize of £6 for the best moors against the et frúnt the mainland by straw neck, penis, native ancillaries, be has wise displacement, to the order of the Osake

90. 3-B2 41. P-K Ke4 22. K-R &q 23B-K 24 B-B

WEATHER NOTICE.

The following notice is issued from the

Observaderry :--

On the 34th at 11. a. Pressure fan around the Sea of Japan and in anchanged increased generally on the China Const and in the Gulf of Tongking and st Bolinao.

Forecast-micderate N. E. and E. winda;

fair.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

[SUPPLIED TO THE 'CHINA MAIL.'}

LONDON, September 22. ARRIVAL OF THE TSAR AND TRAIUNA IN ENGLAND. The Taw and Tsarina have arrived at Balmoral. The railway throughout the journey was strictly guarded by police.

THE FRENCH AND RUSSIAN PRESS

ON THE SOUDAN ADVANCE. The French and Russion Pross disparage the success of the Nile expedition, and at the same time remind Great Britain that the Egyptian question remains to bu sot- tled.

RUSSIA AND JAPAN, . The Tira stares that Rusia and Japan have upped to a junt protoctorate of Curea, and that the Japanes will evacuate the country.

(From El Comercio.)

MADRID, Sept. 14.

At the Council of Ministers held to-day,

A SKETCH.

SCENE:-Coinmercial Room, Broomioław

Hotel.

1si Com. Traveller-Foch, was, Sandy, an ye he beers to China, I'm hoarin ?

2rd Cont. Traveller-Yes, man, Davie, I bee beon the Hongkong, an' Shanghai, wñ' Foochow, an' Hankow, an' a wheen other- places just to be afore thee Blackburn folke". an their Commissions, ye ken.

Il Com. Tree—Aa' erat bind o' folk bat. thas gotten in siccan outlandish... places?

2nd Com, Trou.--Well, man, Davis, ain prood the say that wherever I goed the Scotchmen wero xys on the tap of the tese. Ye sea Hongkong, that's a Brestish Colony, an' there in a wheen oʻall sorts there. Naval men, an' Sodgers, and Officeals, an Merchants; and there are some of them purty men, an' there are some o' them no very purty, but that's neither here nor there an' sometimes it's best tas lat soms kind a fees stick to the

I Bet talking Bootshmen, met ze konnee 1 kant in Manchester, when he was in the office n' a big Cotton Flem, They can'd him a Picco Goods, Exquisita here, an he asked me tae dine wi' him at the Cleir: an' Gosh man, if he didns turn ont in a clashanmer cost, an' white vest, au a the etceteras, suho had

in 48 Fort, an' snipe on toast, an' thas Champagne, an' Chambertin, an' Tokay,

ama' birds they cas ortolans in Italy, and coffee an' cherasts, billiards an whisky i

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an' I'm thinking that Mahomet's Paradiso wad ho sma beer beside it s'; an' when was sayin' guid night on the Club Stape 1 saya, ́* Man, Tammin, this is fine for ye, that used to be o' herringe an' tatien.

TAY

led

an unlimited credit was passed on the What might ye be galtin in the Treasury of the mother country for ex-wage? Och, saya lo, a matter of two penses in the Philippines. -

thousand dollars per mensen; But whist whist yo, man, it's no what I yo.

MADRID, Sept. 15. The .s. Antonio Impe, with 1,500 marine infantry on board, has left for Manila.

Max, Sept. 17.

Three mogu butalom hays been or ganized for the Philippines to be dospatch. ed on receipt of orders from the superior

authorities.

❤

Col. Fransisco Rosales y Badino is under orders for the Philippines.

4, but what I aint an' I will moon be on tay in foot, ye ken.' I Mayn Guid for yee, an' up we the bonnie blue bonnet. And then I left him. Bus Losh Davie, tae think of it a Than than folke in Shanghai, they are guy free-an-easy like, an that hospitable, I never got tue ss bed sober once, but we'll no speak about the commercial morality or. ony ither kind of morality of that place, They'll jiet pit onything ye like in the blit gin yo'll mak the bawbeas a right. I have heard them as the place a Sink of Iniquity, but I dns say that, for I never heard finer singing or better prassh- ing in ony kirk in Scotland than I he

CHEAP Copyright Music, 6 for 6L.-W. the Model Toon as they cas Robinson & Co.

there is Foochow, that's a sleepy kit pince the folks ara a' gentle there 3jab' FITY men stationed at Portsmouth have any Parish North the Grampians, hovna time the be tellin' been awarded the Ashanti Star, and on the Dut 23rd August Lieut. General Daris presented mai: the noo: bat gia yo want toe get about forty of the medals to officers, non. along in China yo maun ay be ready to commissioned officers, and men of the tak a drink, an ae Army Service Corpa, Northumberland! ple of ony carlo that down the trap. meet, that yer ain Fusiliers, and Royal Artillery, their countrie can fecht, buy, sell, sing sangs, proach, drink, an better than ons

158. return to barracks from church parade.

ther countries the face God's aasta. Among the recipients were Colonel Hamil. ton, D.A.A.G., and Lieutenant Chalimmer, There's nothing intil the retur; an

An if

anes do that, they will say, Army Service Corps.

WHEN the great Lord Howe was Admiral of the Channel Fleet, mys The Golden Penny, he was at one time unpopular in the navy on account of his supposed shy. hos, so that the officers of his own ship declined to drick his health at moss. This

ye canda

then michi jist as well anday yet anfita for all at yo'li gob oot o' than Chins folke. Ar the winen, yer asking! Gosh Man, they ken mair then the inan Chin Chin tae pet

SANDY.

was a source of mortification to the chaplain, NEW Stenk of Pianos and Repairing Mo- who was a protege of the great admiral heterlal.-W. Robinson & Co. one day took the ingenious method of pro-

posing the toast. in this manor:

When

called upon for toast he said, Gentle Nis: Tokujira, the Japanese Minister; who men, I give you the two first words of has been accredited to the Russia Cour the third Pealta which was immediately for a long time post, is about to leave St. drunk. On referring to the Psalm, after Petersburg, and will not return to his post.

Black (Teichruann.)na, it was discovered that the words

P-Q4

CCR4

(FIF 5-983

F-S

QK-02 P-KK: 3

Kox

K-Kt 34 QR-sq

3-R4

R-

BB4 K-Kt KR-Q

નવ 7. RxPch 28, P-B 29. R-364

QR 3

Hesig Ass

Gatne No. 23.

KIESEGITZET. GAMBIT,

White (Steinitz.)

1. P4

2. P-KB1

3. Kt KB 3 4. PKR 4 5. Kt-K 5 6. PXQT 7. Ke PQ4

B

10. QxP

Black (Showalter.)

P-K4 PXP P-K Kt 4 P-K:5 P-Q4 QXP

Q--K3

PB0 PxP

Kt-Q BY

B-K8 Castles QR D-04 BE3 RxRch Q-KB3 QxB

B-RJ di

BBB

11, B-K

12. PRK

Kix Kt QXP

13. K+-QA

14. Crustics Q R

Ja B-K: 2 16. -R3 ch

***ply kept is formes together, till he is Shosen Kaisha; one of the N. Y. K. new first eight 1, he won 41 games. The com- The Spaniards have out through tia penin,able to strike alensive blow. All he has steamers, 5,400 tome in displacement; plete score is qubjoined ---

- so that it can be cut, done was jo kaalus order in the neighbour Blitse Bishi's soul alcamer of 2,510 tons nisinland whenever it hood of Mamils, and to look up a main displacement, and saveral steain launches,

body of the insurgents in the Provines of The Tategami dock is 622 fost

Lasker in length, “the rebels. number of Cavina until his van rozesmante arrive. On 80 feet width and 27 fout in depth. The Marosey...

also been centred sound the the 28th of the present mynbh at least one company is constructing another dook 271

#follow battalion will arrive, and within the

foot in length, feet width and 24 feet Fillsbury. ing ben deye there ought to be an additional depth at Akunoura, The Kosuge slip- thing em practically at a love of 3000 to 1000 man. With this add has power to raise 1,200 tons, and ships up

Steinitz roman who tine, it is considered in Manila that is to 207 feet in length can be accommodated,

Walbrod the Governer wellt sums the offensive. He During the six months of January-Jurė to will then be more independent of

t of bis nedre. 168 starters wars dooked and repaired in

Techigorin add have shown that any the yard Seven foramers and 117 Schiffers

Blackburne... uld have meant Japanens englacera and clerks are amploy: Chazoutes.

ige and to have dj 9,000 Artimas 5500 common Mar

to making the laborer form the wording it. The What man's wages vary between en a to 40

Windwar man per day. It is admatte that over bat Showalte Lowe Zasond million yen paid to the working people.

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is auDoessor has not yet been sipointed.

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The Tide table given below has - beta. compiled by the Nautical Almaran Offes in Londhu from tho results of the stalysis of: observations taken by means of an automa tio tide recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Taim Sha Tsui during the

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dinary Spring Tides, which has been found to be fest below nivan sea level.

To obtain the depth of water on the tide gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add 5. ft.

Turan is a rashot amusing story in the Fuges from a Private Diary continued in the how humber of Cornhill, on the subject int

loaring cards. The tale is told of a dit-years tinguished ecclesiastie of the present though the writer of the Private Diary confusdes that it much aldst. He that be had engaged a new groch, who had quite recurtly left a racing stable, and was not sccustomed to redios astical ways. As he was starting on a round of farewell calls on hix neighbours he sent the grooms into the hours to fetch his cards, and at each stop page on the ground James 1st doma When They came to the last bouro tile mas- tor mid-- Lanya isa usile herë, Janies, ' Přis consternatiori may be imagihad when tha groom made answer. I can't my lord; there's only the ace of spades left

and on the gaugs at Lamant. Dock Abendeat, mid 1 D in to the heigh given in the table.

30th Sept, to let October.

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*Mos. 24 but in a despatch that the Vicerdy gent to the Shanghai Tastai

auties. recently. Lu cipates that the heaven sea banier will ventually so much interfere with the shipping trading to the port of Shanghai Thur. that Woosung will in time become a Sourish- ing city, so that foreigners are sure to Aequire land in that quarter. This means that the Government will tako ne stops at all, or very few, towards improving the Bar. But H.E. takes care to protect the Pinterest of the Chinese by instracting the Baroureter

Tuotai to form a company ef native mor- Temperaturo chants to buy up as much property at Woo Humidity sung as possible. On the other hard fo- Disation of reigners nra to be forbidden from bacoming Jand owners in the Panshan district, and Foros

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Hongkong Register.

the Viceroy has evon hinted that could Weather ....... they apply to the Tastai for title deeds of Ban land in the forbidden district, the Tantai is not to grant them any under any cirati Istances. --Afercitry.

Hress-Do you believe in presentiment Wloka-Teki Jonathing told me mij a little while ago that I was going to meet a

| Me Fig-Ah, that young man who has bean calling on you so tauch of late what does he do for a Living Laura-Indesit, I do not know. Do you think I would have one calling va me who would salk shop | H|||

Youxo Father (anxiously)-Is it a boy or a gid, nurse Nurse--It's three of 'am, sir; three lovely boys. Young Father-Good gracious 1, Thia contos of magiging, a girl CAP Copyright Muste, for $1.-W., whose father was in the wholesale line of Robinson & Co.

buskides.

Who made your blevile sule? I made | Easy Walker-I'll never support that man it ingeftiught ab, BUD - | Bawall, y' can but yer lifeyz Born Tired in Wanted by the surd. How now it is!

| W'y mal? Katy Walkers. Y don't ketch ma.. volin' for any man took somes from a place called Bath i

bfast remarkable in the achievement of } An American naval oflour, wishing to haths. Om Malory his age is varitualy stated in a Ceylon river asked tire to show him a place where there were no alligator. Fat 20 or $2, A Nurenbe

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