WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1897.
WEEK.
THE STRAITS 6-SHANGHAL---
Tux-grand- uncertainties of Justice in ↑ THE HONGKONG CRICKET Hongkong are as marked as those of Cricket. A raid was made lately upon Chinese boatmen #lo, failed to renew their boat-licenses, and a batch of offenders were taken before the Polica Magistrate. Ma Wodehouse appeared to take a most lenient view of these cases, dismissing most of the with a caution. The other day one boat man was taken before Captain Bussey for a similar effanco, and was promptly (fined in the substantial sum of $75. Such
divergence of administration may produce dread of the Maring Misgistrate, but it will not tend to confidence in the adrainis. tration of justice.
THE STRAITS CURRENCY,
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PROPOSALS...
careful
ad
bowler 2,
(5-6-
wha
THE
CHINA MAIL.
SHANGHAI TEAM.--FIRST INNINOS,
W.
'A PAIR OF SPECTACLES."
The cously.
CHARACTEES --
election of Sydney Grundy's A Pair of Spectacles, by the tour Domatic Club, for production during the cricket week warregarded with A certain amount of honour is a bad omen, and the result of the first match, so far as 22 the flongkang team is concerned, does not
contradict these fireinatings. Notwith standing this fact, wo puto faith in super- stition and cannot lions that the selection
CRICKET.
Every man fails on an average once out of every six or seven times he goes to the wicket-There is no-mathematics Rabon why it should not happen that five or six hatsmen on the saine sido take their inevit able nought or one in these innings of the Sau vatch. K. S. RANJINI's Jubilee
As
Oh, the Stonita they havo-heater us had
ty
And we can't get away from the fact, No matter how sorely and selly
We are left abatemplacing the set. They slugged our best bowlers severaly,
All day long we ware hunting the leaf
ther; We all had a try at 'em, nearly,
Kipling would say, some went to the With Glandford and Talbot fogether.
road,
But the Lord only knows where the must
of 'om go'ed.'
from a kicking ball, the ball 'going off tho at point by Neubrganer, off his first ball, shoulder of Farbridge's bat into T. R. 40-4-19. E. O Cumming was next Hubback's hands as short slip. 59-4-0. batanun. Tyack, who was playing a tine A short run was stalon by the new partners tendy-gate took M'Kusic to tag for Team Goldiloch.. „Ma Y, d-dawland, -furentroke to the off by Lanning fist qaricile, and Tho nów cdiner was sent to tele Gregory.. (bis freaker).... Mír H. W. Looke
from McKenzie got rid of S. the pavilion a few balls afterwards for 1.b AN INTERESTING DAY'S CRICKET.
Buy
(hison) Capt. Berger, IXA wishopt scoring, and the seors now 44-5-0.
| Diķe (had mephevet. Bish 15 Mult The secont of the series of Interportstood ut 63-0-0, Lanning was
8. Wallaon Jail Track, former (friend), ALE E who was unfortunately bowled by a swift Partfonow this sake) Mr II, W. Hi matches was played at the Cricket partnered by E O. Cumming, and the part ball from McKenzie, hitting his hand anri Richards (another sunmaker...
................. (his buster), Mr A. 6. Ward, Ground this morning, the contending sides ship was signalised by Lanning cutting then tipping his bails. A regular proces-M.......
Book of Cricket. Mr Francis Charki being the Straits and Shanghai. The it for a suge Cumming, snicked sion, then took place to and fro they lalaw dealers.
11. F. Bull had just fillod the Javilion
Stene.-Me Goldfinch's morning-room AL Sitraits team included Neubronner and was playing, od, car tulang
Elanced cancy when Wall was caught by F. Hampsteal. Mactaggart in place of A. B. Bubhook and Meemio to trg for 4. Mactaggart hud W.. Tallt at long-off of a ball from fac
Air Ma7.
3x M. W. Blade. -gone-up--Amidon to
and taggart, O.V. Tapaning word in and re- Acting Manu
........ Mr EL C. Niendel Woodrolfu. There
The first ball of McKenzie'stained his wicket fill the fast. The second founrkable with Was
The new Scenery designed by Mc H.W_ differones in the appearance of the exsful 22, which led take nearly an hour wickets, and offer, win filled the racuncy
over Lanning was clean wied for a half of McKenzie's next over and Bell's Bird. tennis, the Shanghai loven being com-
three-quarters to
com.a
was stumpel off his fourth ball. The teto Insed for the most part of youngsters. In the new cosmo pond with a single graph showed d-9-9. 1. 1. Stewart the toss Farbridge bestod Caps, Talbot, atch if Clawford had starter enflier for it by Healing at cover point, standing desp.
off McKenzie, which migla
Was last man and after scoring 4, was caught and Shanghai aleated to hat. With ora
Izum slip. Cumming got Mactaggart past The innings closed short before five or two exceptione they did not give third max for a couplo, and then in foolish o'clock, with the care util. Scores
a second run the wicket, iy attompling a remarkable display at
for an off stroke worth a single, only Bell was run out, the This was perhaps partially due to the
ball being returned hy Whitley to the bow. A. E. Lanning, by McKenzie respect inspired by the appearance of the
ler Camming again off drove Macluggart Wallace Whitley, b McKenzie
J. Mun, Whitley Straits against Hongkong, but it was ten for a single, but as the lill was badly re- turned to the opposite end four waa unquestionably due to the inexperience of obtained for the overshy.
Tynck, T. I. Buthard, t McKenzie
Alactaggart me SINGAPORE, Nov. 10, 10.37.a.m. some of the youthful players when opposed effected a separation by clean bowl. R. G.
TR Hubbard, h A. E. Stewart | Mactaggart The report of the Singapors Chamber of to tricky boating, Boxidos, the wicking Cumming. 79-8-10.
joined Moller, who got on to a half-valley. Wallace. L McKenzie Commerce on the Straits currency states could not be said to be a very good one, from Mectaggart and drove ha for 4.
10. Cumining, b Mckenziou that the fixity of exchange would be of the ball kicking in a nasty manner at both Nuxe ball, however, he played back and H. F. Hell, run out. advantage to imports, the falfing dollar boende, and during the day several of the any catch up to Neubronner at point. 74-94, 0. V. Lanning was the ing also unfavourable to the producers of players on both sides were hit rather bad- last man, and a single was stolen off Mac. A. B. Stewart, la McKenzi¬ tin and gambier, being still worse under a ly. As wicket after nickel dropped in rapid togart's last hall, and with the last ball. V. Tanning, not ouf. two-shilling deler than under the three-succession and the first Shanghai innings scored in the meanwhile
of McKenzie's over, a single having been Extrag
Labing by shilling one ; and suggene that the stoṛling came to an abrupt termination about noon Stewart's wicket was scattori, the Rovereign be taken as thu basis of the local for the miserable total of 76, the wiseacras innings closed for the paltry intal of 76. currency, ten dollars to go to the sovereign, shook their heads profoundly and predictod the Government to receive sliver del another singlo-innings victory for the lara. and issue currency notes against Straits. In this they wore doubtless just a reary of sovereigns, and coin smaller fod by the gigantic total compiled against token dollars.
Hongkong on Monday and Tuesday, and
(Special Telepram. From Our Own
Correspondent), ·;
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO THE CHINA MA]
LONDON, 8th Nov., 1897. THE SOUDAN. Four gunboats have reconnoitred to within seventy milns of Khartoum, abelling the new forte at Metemunel, both going up and coming down this river. The forts ro- plied, doing but trifling damago.
SPAIN AND HER COLONIES. The Spanish Cabinet has approved of dat de ces grunting the inhalatians af Cabond Porto Rico same constitu tional rights as Spaniards,
CRICKET.
THE STRAITS INSINE,
W..J.
N. E. Haller, e Neubronnor, & Mac
Total imag SECOND INNENTIS. - T. Wallace McKenzio.... After a short interral, the Straits' captain R. C Farbridge, Whitley, h sent in Glassford and Curtis to face the McKenzio deliveries of Mann and Moller, Glassford A. Lanning,
b Whitley soured 14 off Mann's opening over and W. J. Tyack, McKenzie Moller sent up a wild full-pick which J. Mano, e Neubronner, h Mactaggart went to the boundary for a couple. Ten E. Cumming, 1. b. w., & Mactaggart was speedily telegraphed. The first ball S. Wallace, F. W. Talbot, b do of Moller's secand over bumped bidly and O. V. Janning, not out........ hit Glassford on the head, but fortunately 11. F. Bell, b McKenzie......... for him
his copre
single for a short A. Stewart, e Dealing, Mactaggart log hit
hit cff Mann, Glassford might have other enorinous total, apply the closure at been run out if the ball had been
ovorybody agree that all the Straite team had to do was to go out and hit the Shanghai howling over the boundaries
until five o'clock, and, having amassed au-sane exit worded off the blow to N. E, Moller, 6t. Carlis, b McKonzie
the outset on Thunday and put out Shang- | Furtig and retarned accurately. Glasy fort
hai before Liftin. But those who reasoned this reckonal without the Shanghai how
lars and fieldamen.
da
Mann for 4 and a leg byo brought him batsmen got Muller to leg for singles, and to face the fast bowler again. Bolly up to then a late cut by Glassford was finely
Mann bowled in re-elded by Farbridgo far out at bri
this
Extrad
Total
G. C. Curtis, e T. Wallacy, b Manu... G. 1. Starcas, e Farbridge, b 0. Lon
STRAITS TEAM
C. Glassford, 5 Mann
T. I. Hublack, run it
markably fine style, whilst Mallar" and twice drove the fast bowler for 4', V. Lanning sent up some very hot stuffing out 30, and then he pulls him to tie R. M. Mekonais, e Cumming a Mann from the opposita end. Backed up by square field for a couple. There was, tapit. H. E. Callat, 6-Mann smart fielding the Shanghai bowlers could in the previous inuiage, 30 runs being the wallet, e A. F. Lannines, b Moon
point, a marked contrast to the play not be trifled with as the Hongkong bow result of 15 nurutes play. Mana bowled Neutronner, e Cumming, 6 0.
bis accom maiden to Glasford, but in the
Ianning lers had been on Monday and Tuesday, following over Glassford filted:
1. A. Healing, I Manulata. M. H. Whitley, not out
The Victorin team made 306, and Stand the Straite Eljven found it much more--on to the tent at log fur-4.-Another 4 by F, G. Glactaggart, ran out
dart's Eloven has scored 213 for seven wie-
kcí.
MU RHODES'S AFRICAN SCHEMES. Mr Rhodes has resolved to extend the Bulawayo railway to Zaninezia at ones, in order to tap the ingnificent coal fields.
WEST ÁFRICA.
The Tizice, in a special article on West Africa, mentions several instances, notably at Saki and Wa. where the British and French forces actually met, only avoiding a collision by the agreement of the Comman dors to refer to thoir Governments. Thei Timer absolutely denies ita Frong daim to the Lagos hinterlay1.
WEATHER REPORT, The following notion was issued from the Observatory :—
Extras...
Total..
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has hail any effect upon the result, although
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we believe that amore duappy selection might have boog nie. The comedy is certainly not one in which the agedbilities
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an oper
formi
one of
Oh, why did'nt we practics together?
Why dit we suttle ta tasm
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NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.
ENGLARIKLIAI KELETI
London, October 11.-The secretary of the important industries, announce that the Federsted Tendea, comprising thirty executive committee las definitely decided to call out all its members in sympathy with the struggle of the engineers against their employers on Friday next, when, it a estimate, a total of 400,000 men will be out of work on account of the great Lahar dispute.
INTERNATIONAL LEPROBY CONTERRKÖP. Berlin, Ortaber 11The International Leprosy Conference, which is attended by
physicians, was opened here to-day in presence of representatives of the em piro and from different German cities.
• THE PRINCE OF WALES WILL NOT ARBITRATE. London, Oct. 10,--The Prince of Wales has declined an invitation to mediate in. the engineering dispute.
In the course of his letter of refusal bg says that he deeply deplores the 'disastrous state of affairs, but fools it would not ba right or proper for him to attempt in spy
Weeks ago? Why we'd excellent weaway to interfere or to mix hiasoff therein.
ther
And of getting smashed up did'nt
dream.
It is fine that was played practich
in s
watches. Scum in one tear and
แย Bet fwa kuid played practice calefson
Word that soft'otu fræn Talbot could
Amother.
Ah, sad our defeat, but much endder That, until the las moment, unformed was
'tuk seem
ourteen.
Aurten the last wicket descended With centuries four on the board. We all felt that the game was not tailed And went forth to reap our reward. If the Straits Team could run up four
hundred
GREAT EASTERN AND CALEDONIAN
GOLD MINING CO., LIMITED. The following report has been received fom Mr Carl Georg, the manager at thio
Minca
On a ground they'd ne'er played on
before, We could do it--less somebody blunt
4 of the A.D.C., man Club, could be exhibited, hat the play gives abundant opportunities of displaying the-tisatonic abilities of the ies of the lividual cabers of the casto time may be put forward na an oxcuse for 76th A. D. C. non production
and it is matter of regret the piece, do visitors should be allowed ] 13 dequart with the impression
that tight's Anco is indicative of the res
only company
Considering the res the performers had ever appeared in a prominent principal part before, the pur- formance was fairly good. There were oc- casional times when Üre play might almost kavu sunk into monotony were it not for tho intervention of Mrs Clark and Mr Lóokor whose preared on the stage put life and vipour into the acting Mrs Clark's intox- pretation airs Goldänch was very Bat clever, although it was observed that sho was somewhat heavily handicapped in her endeavours to induce some of the other characters to play up to her. She appeared- to have her part well up, and was sole on several occasions to render assistance whore Σημών οἱ memory on the part of another per former placed him unt of touch. The part of Taley Loriner was very gracefully performed by Mrs Saunders, whose chun ciation was very clear. Much praise is due
who na icle Gregory
61
15
33
12
to Mr Look xovedingly good
20 kept the
humor.
His reading of the part, although
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16
it may not have been strictly gorrect, was
14
f he had bestowed upon it care and atten-
dored-
And manage to equal their score. McKenzie came down like a wolf on
the foll
and the lower of Hongkong work all
stumped, caught or bowled."
*Fellow on,' did they say, 'twas nefarious,
Near two hundred to get for a tie,
Though our chances looked somewhat
precarinis, We would get that two hundred er die, But Hubback took Smith off of Whitley And-McKenzie was dead.on the spot We were agile and keen, aye, and
aprightly,
But we failed to corner the rot.
RO
cut
The Great Eastern shaft, for which we have been very lucky to strike soft ground total depth of 40 feet from the surface; the so far, is well andor way and has reached a actant dupth of sinking, as we have made. use of a custing, is 30 fout. The shaft is s vertical one, 10 feet- inches by 3 fast & inches, and has been
of the main reef. The suck 66 feet west
underlie of the latter being only slight we have started the chaft close to the line of reef and expect to the latter by n drive of 30 foet only, when the depth of 20 feet has been reached. a windlass for hauling been fixed; the The top frame for the shaft has been put in completed within one week. The shalt timburing of the above 36 feet will wili have when timbered three compart ladder way;
ants, namely, two hauling ways and one onch hauling way will be 3 feet 6 inches by feat 8 inches clear of the timber, and the laddor way will be 3 feet 2 incles by 3 feet 6 inclius, the contre timber. taking up the other 4 inches. Up to the present in very hard ground Im boen met with,. unquently the SE feat have boon at a small cost only. We must, how- is depth, but may con
be prepared for much harder ground consider ourselves lusky- such a fair start here. Shaft main vertical shaft
Ja
*
has been started and is now sunk to a depth <f 22 feat aur a windlass put on. This shaft when imbered will be exactly like the the Great Eastern mine; fairly
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productive of much amusezent, up-show, And so the match ended-waero-beat, no need therefore to repent the sizes in
opino,
nina.
new.. shaft this case
So for the ground has bocu i
tion. The character of Benjamin Gold. To the tune of au inntoge and raps seventyard, which esplains the slower progress
138 inch was decidedly too heavy for Mr Lawfert, win did not give sufficient variety and Captain Borger was too dignified und unbending in the character of
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
SHANGHAI TEAM, PUST ENNINGS. *
It.
M
W
23 JI 2ţ
J3 6
10
17
3
loose hall
he ould have been easily run out from
off Mellor, took the score Curtis
score to 10), but the next ball, . Lanning
enging at the bowler's wicket instead of entrusting Moller with the ball. In the third all of Mater body, the ball apparently breaking in from pust over Glassford us powd all this
46-1--25. An adjournment w 10%. bere made for tibia. several maidens being bowled, and 5) was i
Play was somewhat glow after tifin,
reached by singles. Curtis afterwards drove boundary hit by Stavern off Moller brought Mckenzie, Mann hard to the boundary, and another
Moller bowled a maiden, and for Whitley,
tho' next
dificult to get their runs. The Shanghai player may fairly be congratulated upon dismissing such a powerful batting side for the comparatively small total of 138, and though they have lost the match they accomplished a bowling and Belding performance very creditable indeed youthful cricketers. They unfortunato ly had to bat again late in the after. noon when the light was failing, and the result was very unsatisfactory for them, out 60
Mckenzie Whitley Mactaggart.
for they wore again dismissed for a omul a nice cut off Mann Stevens only received Mactaggart,
total, and the Straite witlinie.secondle, and Curtis, was next Munn.
match by an innings and 11 runs. J
The Straits too have every reason to bo satisfied with their visit to Hongkong They are unquestionably's remarkably fine On the 10-11-20-s Barometrie combination, superior to any of the other changes are unimportaas, except a rise of Elorens pitted against them. the mercury in the North. Fressure is highover N. China, and slightly in defect The weather was remarkably fine, and in & Chin and over the SW, part of the the French mail having been despatched China Sea. Gradients are rathor
steop
of
2. Ma
The
change.
3
SEPONA JENISES,
Moller .....
V. Lining
DOMRONG
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MORAL
Now, the moral of this is quite casy to seo, Get your team well together, don't go on
the spree,
Be down at the nuts Teast two months 'fore
the match
The scapegrace nephew found a fairly od exprent in Mr J. F. Noble, and St. E. Lane primed the shinl part of Lorimar very successully, Ms
G.. Tw.dder, genus, old but For batting's not all to be learned in the
Ward was all that could be
a. 31. Et.
w
93 6 FRS
11 4- 11
31
ler, at the rival almakers had worthy ip Me 1. W. Bied and an- representatives. #
other gentleman whose disguise wa warę The prompter played jenetra mention. Thescunery was exceedingly prey, and we are sure the pretty dresses worn by Mes Clark wore much admired by the ledios. During the intervals, the Band of the West Yorkshire Regiment under Barlaster Henty, played the following. programms of music,--
__
The mich between IL nglong, and Shanghai will ennanence tomorrow mom
off. 02-93. T. R. man. The fourth ball of Mollor's next fielding was particularly smart, and the over he played to the boundary. bowling appeared somewhat difficult to Day After was effected, O.
seventy appeare
TR. Habback ning relieving Moller. lifted a ball from Mann right over the half-past ten o'clock. Colonel Gur.
toa and Surg--Col
Col Joluston stand out tant for a sit and then drove him to the Hongkong toarn, which will be com
Stovens drove posed as fail Musors T Sercombe the first ball of Launing's first over to the Smith (Capt.), G. R. Vallings, H. Arthur, kng field and Habbask made for the other A8. Anton, A. G. Ward, P. A. Cox, M wicket. Stevens refused the run, and Hubback was easily stumped. 793-12. Wood, 1 N. Howard, J. E. A. Has.
tings, F. Maitland and G. D. Campbell.
theo for a brace.
on the China coast generalis. Forecast the hongs and oftious contributed a large strong N.E. winda; fair.
number of spectators. There was also a logo attendance of ladies from an carly hour in the forenoom, and the Cricket McKenzie Blled the vacancy. When the Ground presented a very pretty and lively score had reached 60, McKenzie tipped a
caught at appearance throughout the day. H. E. the ball from Mann and was
point by without having scored excellent Band of the 25-4-0.
ST. ANDREW'S BALL. The first of the three Practice Dances. arranged by the Committee will take place on Friday, 12th November, at 5.30 pan. in Bio. City Hall -The Tiant of the West Yorkshire Regt. will supply music for the following programmo:--
1. Caledonians.
2. Strathspey and Reel of Tulloch. 3. Lightsome Rool.
4. Caledonisas,
6. Washington Post.
A
con claim Sandakan citizenship. We are progressing!
A CORRESPONDEST of the Japan Gazette
A run.
THE LATE ME J. D. HUMPHREYS.
The intimation which appears in our obitung suicams of the danch of Mfr il. D. Humphreys will be read with deep regret by many residents in the Far East. The
Uverture... Manouvres... W. G. Bentley.
Selection... Faust.... Gounge.
J Les Cloches de i Selection,
Carneville'... God Save the Queen*
|| Planquetti,
And pedico your fielding and learn how
gamo-
the same
dust read Ranji's book and he'll tell you When at practice you play, as you're hoping
asy pain we w
eloven,
Thon, some day, perhaps, you may win a
ool gang
When the waters of Thames shall burst
out in a tame.
IONIO.
made here, but if nothing worse is met with next mouth this shaft also will during the next be sunk at a reasonable cust. As the main
reef in the Caladvainn has a greater underlie, the shaft hus boon started 120 feet west of
B.
the Jin of reef and a cross cut of from 30 40 feet will probably cut the latter in the old workings, when the depth of 200 foot he hoen reached here niso. The in the old bottom to allow och broken old
much,
of
Bhart on the
too
being taken us to the underlic. The Zulu Shaft has been started on the 15 fast partly timbered with free Est course of the roof and is now Hunk to s dopth
deep, completely fallon in, has been made use of, and we shall no doubt soon reach the bottom. To sink a main vertical shaft in order to cut the reef at a depth, like in the other two properties would cost a grane deal of money here, as there is a very hard blue bar, just about where the vertical shofe rawback is that the hill rises as much would have to be started. Another
At the end of August last the amount of money in circulation in Japan was about three hundred million yen, but it decreased to the weet of this reef (all underilen by 23 million yen at the end of September.ro west) that straight aluft would have That is diametrically opposite to the state to be sunk at least 50 feet before renching. of affairs at the corresponding period of the level with the surfaces of the prosant last Needless to the this into consideration for contracting the amount of money in an underlie shaft, ne we bare started, circulation is at present keenly felt. On be the
chicapest and beat in the
end, and the 23rd uit. the Bank of Japan raiser will be quite sufficient to prove and work the rate of interest, and the circulating the mine
19
depth of
tor a
·500 to
Boon
sinking which
e
will ba
tayo nt of the War Loan Bor us to die stone in
vill further be reduced when the 600 feet; moreover, We
the gist
REPORTED ASSAULT ON THE GERMAN MINISTER.
Shanghai, Nov. ä. It was Irvely reported yesterday evening that the German Minister. His le Baron von Hoyking, who, with the Baronoss, in on a tour of inspection up the Yoogtae, ent had been assaulted by Chinese rodias at the Indemnity account is settled. But
in by mesɛa of draft and with it pay sponses. We have in Wachang or Hankow, and the absence Dr Stuebel, the Gorman Consul General the Bank of Japan wara to continue i
convertible
notes beyond the prascribed German mou-of-war Kaiser, from Tactails hall last night, was gonorally may not be anticipated. en unpleasantness Tint as far as the bey
be inspossible to ina
increase set down as a consequence, of the report convertible
of
if
1 already the reef in the Instore of the present depth; it about Binches wide, and wúsists of goud
apocs of
DLX news was received by wire yesterday from of the Captain and offlours of the limit the contraction of money circulation looking probras yield guite 30:
Lanning, 12-4-).
the
моп was erroneous, Dr Stiebel un
Hotes H
lost will places 8-10 wide.
showing fine
tha ant or if oz. par ton; it wili na flambt incr
amount of in size as we are
Butes issuing frosh
(; the reef
reef in Das beon
kytown to be to The size of the Zulu and require an Shaft is 9 foot by 3 feet 6 inches inside the
out of 16 rars. T. Wallado stayed a couple, H. Whitley went to bat and tipped to India. In 1807 ho arrivel in Hongkong Barth whimild was thrown at the The authorities concerned would do well to feet 4 inches by 3 foot 6 inches. A wind
forent
2
Ssow foll at Hankow on Nov. 2 last year.
Governor, was the ground early. During Cumming, H. L. Talbot cumo next, West actionare luginen decourad me and lifted his scout-ball-from-fans in attractive programine of music under the dangerous proximity to the Club windows. conductorship si
Bandmaster, Bentley, The next ball-scattered his wickets. Mann A.R.C.MI.
had two wickets in this over, 91—5—6, F. The plucky play of the Shanghai crie W. Talbot now went to the wicket. katers points to one fact-that the match balls were bowled in Lanning's next over between Hongkong and Shanghai will be two of which were sent to the boundary England, the sad uvont having occurred at the most exciting of the whole narica. De by Stevens, Tha nos comer, F. W. Talbot Folkertone, whore the deceased gentleman
tipped a
a ball of Mann's and was caught at had a residence. Mr J. D. Humphreys was tails of the gaire are given.below:-
A. E. Lanning and J. Mann were the the wickets by A. E
Neubronner now partnersd Stevone, who a man of great-foresight and was one of the German Consul ia concerned the inbres, beyond the limit. Au the year is drawing / the of workings down; | first to go to the wicket, the bowling band after the score had been raised to 103 was most successful commercial men of Hong Fortunately being unable to attend the noroase of currency, but it my sifely be innbor; two centros will be nut in the bath
Eu a close the money dirculation entrusted to McKenzie and Whitley, the alte THERE are now (says the B. N. B. Herald) latter at the City Hall end Runs wore Saught at square-leg by Farbridge. 103-7-34. kong. He was trained for a morcantils function owing to indiaposition. Nor husaid that the Bauk of Japan can withhold forming 3 compartments, 2 hauling ways 3-
naturally becie tight and
natives of Sandakan. Altogether some 12 batting Marin was bowled off his leg for in the score bad best raised only a point when career, and at an early aga went to the be any information of the reported assault, from issuing additional convertible notes.feat by 3 feet 6 inches, and a ladder way-2 8 European children here who are hand fe dificult to get, and after twenty minutes Healing, the loft handed man, was host and
lehis wickets were taken by blunt 104-8-0 | Australian guld fields, and afterwards sailed upon the Minister beyond the current pri of oven, a bumping ba
ball from MoKenzie
vate gossip that a swift ball from Mann to the kicking off the bat liga up at slip
To take measures to effect a gradual remedy of Ilass has been put on also. where it
She was either lauding from or the confusion prevailing in the economics! and was appointed book-keeper with Messreenbarking in a boat Wachang or Han world-Chugai Shugyo, by Whitley w easily. taken
Neubronnor drove Lanning splendy. 20-2-0. the boundary,
which brought out 110. He heats that Mr Mowat (formerly British Runs eined to come slowly, both then had a fugle and then Whitley had A. S. Watson and Co., chemists and drug kost. Upon the arrival of the on. Poyang Consular Julge at okohama) is found to bowlers being very tricky. Successive
of
2 each brought up 30. After playing a beautiful cut off the same bowler for gista, and in the following your, in cont-day from Hank, we obtained a he suffering from in affection of the heart. MaKonzie carofully for three overs, Tyaoka einglo. A sixth ball sent down by Lan-jauction with the late Mr Hunt, ho was left that it of the incident, to the effect THE End of the world has dizen been 50 registarod 85 in the shade.
playing
it was not the Minister, but the Captain phicsied, but still wo survive, and the value driven for a
a qcartatte by Nat
in charge of the business. The business was of the German cruiser Arena whe was the of long leases has not been affect. But recorded
THE extmordinary board grad afterwards acquired by those two gentle yiam. It was reported in victim of this latest of part mea an the retirement of the partners, and the Captain of the Are he was polted with dreadful terrors which he has evolved out of the rosolution passed at the previous Whitley was Mr Humphreys subsequently purchased Mr stones when he was going ashore from his hitelesonic with the aid of a little imaginn meeting providing for increase of the and 130 soon ap. profitable, A few more balls had been bowl Hunt's interest, and became sole pro-stant apology from the Tactxi for the insult, American telescopist, who thus publishes our
that he demanded an in- Int at Wucbang,
The latest warning proplet is on capital of the Company to Tls 300,000. Errons are being made to construct a where there was no feidsmar, and the ad, when Neubronner was given out as prioter. Since then the business has and the Thetai was unwilling to make his approaching doom:The earth is closely
score now stood at 40. A tricky ball froia caught a point by Camming, eff
ff Tanning. Sins the incuntain, which is only McKenzie best Lanning but span over the The decision of Use umpire was given after rapidly expanded, branches being estab this the dron, which cost approaching a critical epoch in its career. A Torvo paper atates that as a roult of the
Areena, should left-
Look to accessible on one sido, a depot, will be wicket. At this print MoKouzia had he had been twice challenged, and cel lished at the coast ports, and in 1886. Hankow before, was waiting thore, and a what we cannot be always doing. We be- Gorean Court Americans and Englishmen the sun. But that is just ascendency of Russian influenes in the erected near the spot where the stone cross bowled 11 grors for 17 runs and 1 dissatisfaction was expressou at the deci- it was turned into a public company, good deal of interest was felt about what live there is a teloscope on London Bridge to gradually discharged from government pinced by the Empresas Helena (mother of wicket-six were maiden overs. Whitley'ssion; it being the general impression that he Mr. Humphreys retaining the largest in course her Captain would pursue. Su far which can be used for a limited parice on service. Recently the Minister if Justice Constantine the Great) stands, and where,
was caught off a bumped ball. 130-9-20. according to tradition,-Mossa stood when wicket had cost crank and he also Mactaggart joined Whitley at the wickets terest in the concero, and continuing a limited knowledge of the alleged unplea“ prising journals are waiting for the re-are no longer-required in his department-
this completes the sum total of our very payment of one prom hardly cafe to pass | ing that the services of bir C. R. Greathorn
hat even an enter-wrote the Minister for Foreign Affairs say- receiving the Commandments. The line and sent up six meiller overs. After
and after scoring & was run vut. The inn- Genoral Manager. The deceased wea-alacentross, but we do know that the rowdy an indefnito will also pass the cave in which the prophet of dull-play Tyook-smacked Whiskings closed with the score at 138,
element around Hankow, and largely interested in local companies. About the
particularly
difficulty. When the sum does ohino Foreign Office. Fine, T. H. Hubback, whod.
have made themselves it is too bright to look at, and when it does visit to Australia, and afterwards want yoreal foreigners have been-stuned and London. But the American professor says Things are getting lively in Curen, where evidence of lato, aud not shine it is a waste of time looking for it in Laoxes on' writes in the Japan Guzelis - tho British Cousul is at last taking a band. spots Through intriguo Mr MeLeary Brown, the
and has been ordered to keep extremely took advantage of a looss ball on the leg wa get the fast bowter away for 4, and bronner.
3 A
neat, 120 lightful seaside town will have a marked by third-man and only a single war Lynck off Whitley was smartly fald. cut by
obtained. Another single was stolen in
quiat, avoiding all excitement Howicked Whitley for
settle down at Bournemouth, and all his frienda will i hope that the rest of that de
effect on his health.
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In
To
the same over, the ball
going to mid gly
cut to the
of Neuronungary. Th
Elijah remained in hiding white fleeing from the the priests of Baal.
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as the Straits wicket-kerper, took the
COLLAPSE OF SHANGHAL.
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in the
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On the same date this year, the thermometer
meeting of the
row every now and then some astronomer comes Shunghai Langkat pener Co., Ltd held
tins
After the usual twenty minutes' interval. twelve months ago Mr Humphreys paid others have will on the sport Phases of possible copy. And there is and that he may be employed in the pads and was
was replaced by Cuckoo, fona quarter to four o'clock. T. Wallace and to England, whore he has since resided. overal foreign Wordier without the oh-Lut if only we did louis wo
Curtis. Upon Shanghai resumed their second innings at LADY I'm afraid you don't like work, resunting, Lanning wolan af Whitcenzie and witly. The latter bats. He had for some time past been suffering cials apparently earing very much aboritonot-as if we wore op wared as of a abtost man that over attempted to straighton:
my good man. Tromp How can I, mäen, as it killed my wife?
3, and a short run was
on to my own.
was
RU. Farbridge opened to the bowling of
4
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of
going
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see a
over us.
to stay, as the Americans have it.
Just
As the betamen appeared sot a alustige wsk
in the bowling. Maclaggart replacing an out. Mohonsle for a brace, and in his from an affection of the heart, and it is nn made
the awkward onsequences which may any already and this Whitley. A Iste cut for a couple to Tyack nest ever Faroritigo vas daught by
tumes arise from their toleranos of this sort new planet that is doubt due to this disease that his death at of blackguardism. If they have to reckon No doubt the Astronomer Royal Help Her Orz. I have never seen your off the now better out, up 50. McKenzie at long slip. 21. A. E. daughter, mid the visitor, but I have but out Capt. Talbot to long-on, and sent went to the wicket. McKenzie bowled the age of sixty-one is sitributable. Mr with Baron von Hayking for have their Observatory, and he will sand round spa Mr Brown, but that like the fowar
out the tangle of Corsan pances, is to be la watch- heard that she is vory beautiful. Of course, up some balls for Janning to hit and the leg boundary by Lanning. He played a number of years a steward of the Hung- should say who has a decided justion to ing.
bye and was afterwards niedly placed to Humphreys wasa keensportsman and was for hands pretty fall. He is gootiomau, we to the newspapers if he sees anything courspring, has nothing to do with the cases the12
fing prar our interests of the Greenwich hated by a Russian. It id net alleged the kind first reported, they will
the Russian is more competent than she gote ber beauty from you! The youngster drove hostess glanced reflectively in the mirror scored a single. Mckenzie sent up some similar stroke to ons of
along the ground opposite. No. I think I am still holding loose balls on the lag side, hubslysck could the telegraph bosrl. Whitloy bowlud tereat in public affairs and was one of / made the target for Chinese misailos.-LONG Felt Want. But what,' asked bumble backdown. The Russian ia in Cores"
Lit to the boundary, brit and
But the British Cepaul protests. That is s 10 kong Jockey Club. He took an ardent in having his lady, or his own stalwart person, out not gat round to shemagicently another ball without result, and next ball the popularly-elected members of the Sani-
herardous proceeding, and may sad in a snicked a single,
China Gassile. 'Yes, she answered. That little word, caught at long slip by T. R. Hubback off found Lanna get The Hest ball of Motary Board. He was of a kind-hearted and 68 Pasos by 14 different makers in stock, under the handlebar for That, miss WEER the Car and Cmarina took their
Lanning's wisketa. 19, W. J..
the fair prospective purchaser in the bicycle he exclaimed, 'raian ma to the seventh the frat ball of:
Caled of Mastaggart's aled over. Trask astin
shop, what is that tiny little pill box -heaven of bliss 1 She looked into hin The Beldeman took the catch low down Kenale's fourth over levelled Wallace's off genial disposition, and his Ican will be sin-all built for climate. The grestent variety replied the suave duales, is for the safe departure from Paris last year they handed;
Only the seventh she with his left-hard-a mused. And it is already, the middle of 52-5-172. Farborzage, the chaoghel saptain, Mann and Bracks were now together, terely mourned by a large circle of friends, style, price and quality of lone in the Lepping of the pies of showing gaat over 100,000 frh. In davribution in a
rida But plege of felting wicket, there being Beptember 1 Does he deceive me Shelled the PADNICY. He had played only sad is soon appeared. Tyaak was betting
East. W Robinson & Co...
After some delay this has been affected by shivered, and the ticean sobbed at Eer Just one ball Froit Mactaggard than the sorean strongly. A bro-bye was recurled of
the charity durafuistration of each manicinal at the City Hall end collapsed and allt
and then Mann took him to the Just one kiss he picaded, with out Looker on in the Japan Gasolte) that bath News has arrived in Yokohama (writes
district, a two-frans pisos being handed to to the stratched azina. She burst into tears the French and the Austro-Hungarian Trea- HAD a Bight to Change.I am afraid, smalous to discover the use to which the overy resipient. Ung of the officials, being boen in
brought out 30. Track ther the reputation of being able to wake may be judged from the fact that only brune
ties are signed, and the last hops of the Mrs Hashoreft,' said the new lodge, that largesse was gut, marked the gelam. that the euuring was slow may fanie to the pavilion, following that up go further than men That's true, re had been notohad. Off three avere from Bland had a splendid drive to the on for unlucky to get married on Friday? She they will vary much from thou of other iron bed in my room. Yes replied the to the sarmat llenar sher for the chatting
nice cut to the boundary, and a single. Neven Unlucky--Be Do you think it what the conditions ara, but I doubt if you that I would soon sa not have an allowed a shers intorral to blame, and set foreigners is fed. We have yet to hear I was under a misapprehension when I told that passed through his haids. He then plied the man of small esanomies and it's just what I abjeck bar What I want thest octaggart only run werd stored quartetto raising the pore to 42. No, nor any ether day. He is still won Treatles, and we must make up our minds hound mistress, with landwirlike caution 1,000 fasta matati to do is in lan is tans well where is in bad Melunain having bogled melden in more related Whitley, and this proved daring why is was foul enough not to have to now a vew azndition of stairs fines under the impration that you who has brought have is almal he resi a llico pay and ther
Lanning, Managers (5) Angrier micke an excollege charys, hann bring saght said something alad fustend
merely referred to the framin
MAKING Money Go. You know, she said putting a stop to play. The game had
with a little asperity, that women have progrèss ab,ut an hour and fifteen Pavilion and another splendid cube Oh, you stingy thing,"she wailed.
minuta, and
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Whereupon the deal was immediately con. summated,
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