FRIDAY, DECEMANA 10, 1897.
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VICTORIA REGATTĄ, 1897. President :- His Excellency Sir William Rubinson, G.C.M.Q.
THE CHINA MAIL.
1 bil, sailed by Caps. Hastings, the popular president of the Victoria, Recreation Club. We understand that, in the race yeskar day for the open bont mass (18 fest and under), Linnet's skiff finished, the course, and won the race, at 7.55; while Viesor
the line at 9,30
The Ladybird (stored by Capt Hastings). won the cup in the B Cas yesterday by She by 3 minutes.
Corren PUNTS; go as as you please; dis- tance arranged fat price; $7: 2nd prize, $3; 3rd prizo, 82; five bosts to start for three prizes. Winner of Nn. 5, first day, excluded.
At 3 o'clock, a light South-west wind was ↑ blowing, and Phose was maintaining an
At 3.25 what wind existed
Orent difficulty was experienced in get- ting the boats in position, but ultimately a good start was affected. Hayward's boat easy land. had a slight start. Shortly after the start, backed to the South-at. Commopolitan Henderson's and Mollison's crews gave up Dock Buoy was rounded as follows:-
Phoebe... Moteor
Tax master of a cargo boat was fined $5, at the Magistracy to-day, for carrying pas sengers without having a passenger licence.
Stewards:His Excellency Admiral Bir Anour four o'clock yesterday afternoon, Alux. Bullor, K.C.B.; His Excellency Ma- the kitchen floors of a three-storeyed build. | Jor-General Black, C.H.; Dr J. M. Atkin. Emanuste No. 5 skiff was second, erassil race for suike cats was arranged. Six the race, Bischoff and Potts breaking their
von; Hon. E. R. alilios, C.M.G.; D. E. Hon. The Chief Justice
Kt., GM.G.; Colonel Sir John Fraser, R.A.; Lieut. PW.O., W.Y.R.; D. Chillies, Esq.; Co
A.D.C.; Rounseville Wildman, Eny.
No punts having appeared for this rate,
boats entered, and as oxciting race ensued. stretchers. Alvea's crew, rowing nicoly
was a good display of brute strength, together, pushed to the front, and seemed Erics
Kwan were winner. The race was Torpedo Depot, Hayward made a spurt. La Cigale
It
iug st 44 Queen's Road collapsed. The Brown, int. Col. O. 8. Gordan, rounding Meyor's Buoy st 6.40, beating the bit it was impossible to any whether Kwong to be taking it pretty easy. Opposite the Ladybird
lower flour was occupied as a gun shop and the other fours as dwelling houses. The
Details of the racing are given below:-
Active...
building is in a dangerous condition. No modere Hollendrican Consul; T. Jack LIGHT G108; open to Europaan Non-Com- rowed in the record time of 8 min. 1.4 secs. ; and gradually crept up to Alvos. Fritz Maid Marian...
accidents resulted from the collapso.
We hear that two soparato shooting parties are going up the Westand North Rivers in search of game. Provided the natives con tinue to be as friendly as our correspondent Ceatus' found them, "holiday expeditions in pursuit of sport opght to become moro popular with the young men of the Colony.
son, Esq.; J. H. Lewis, Esq.; L. You German Consul Major Lindley, R... A. P. MacEwen, Esq.;
Michaelson,
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E. W. Michell,
H. N.
missioned Officers and meo of any Itagi- ment or Corpe of the Garrison or to European crows of any of K.M. vessels
to European members of the Police: 10 mile i bosts to be approved 8 seconda par
of by the Cem mittee; time allowance,
of
Jos de Navarro, Fe Force; entrance; 81; distance, ono m
Esq.; Joe de
The
Consul.; W. H. Bay, Esq.; Major Re D.A.A.G.A.; W.. tallick. H.K.R.; A. Romano, Esq
A. Rosa,
Consul General for Portugal; Esq.; II.A. Ritchie, E.; Hon. Comman Murray Bumsoy, N.; N. A. der
.T. Esq. Herbert Smith, Esq.; Ilon. 7 Sarcombe Smith; Hon. J. H. Stewart T. . H. Jakhart C. A. Tomes, Esq.; Hon.
Ilon. II. E Wodehouse,
YESTERDAY, Acting-Inspector Hall our prised a party of four Chinese engaged in
Whitehead. gambling in a house at Shaukiwan, and arrested the men. One of the defendants Committer Carn. W. C.-H. Hastings, was fined last October for gambling. At R.N. (Chairman); E. Bischoff, E.: G A. Caldwell, Esq.; It. F. Lanumert, aq Esq the Magistracy today, the prisoners were
K. Leigh, Esq. Auman, E.; finod rompectively $150, $75, 850 and $10. A. Denison, Esq.; G. L. Duncan,
H. Reid, Esq.; M. A. A. Souza, Esq.
Hon. Trenturer:-W. H. Potti, Esq.
R.
In July last a gold watch and chain were Acting Hon. Secretary W. Machell, stolen from the hours occupied by Melges of the Reving Races:-R. K Hondorser, Blus Buildings, and to-day the Laigh, E.; Run Com. W. C. H. Has
that time, and who was arrested this wenk
R.X.
Umpires
Dar; four basta must abart for two prizes; winning crew of 3rd race first day to be handicapped by the Committee. prizo, 815; 2nd prize, $10.
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Vitoria 0 Royal Engineers......... 1.31.8. Vister Eminust (No. 3) ... Marjorin... 0
M.8. Vietor Emanuel (No. 2). Joan... II.M 8. Contien
PRATLA
About twenty minutes late, a start was
made, the Centurim ontering a boat at the post. A beautiful start wan effected, tho Victor Emanuel (No. 2) being late in get- ting away. The Royal Engineers went away with a spurt to ave their time allowance, pulling a powerful stroke well trigother. The Centurion's cru, Victor Emanuel (No. 1) and West Yorks crew
boy who had leserted her caployment at tings, and Starters:-Starter, (Row-pulled well together for some time, when by Detective Sergount Scott at Yaumati,g), W. It. Potts, Esq. Umpire (Row the Centurions forgul ahead, leaving the
C. H. ing)
Brainpaon, Esq (Yacht), G was sent to prison for six months' hard U. Anderson, E.: (Open Sailing Boats), West Yorks and Victor Emanuel (No. 21 to contest third place, the Marjorie Loving' F. D. Goddard, Esq.
Judge of the Dating Races-Hon. Com. caught a erab. The Engineers were easily W. C. II. Hastings, R.N.
first pust the winning post, with Centurion Fine keeper-T. F. Hough, Faq..
second, and Victor Emanual (No 2) third. Time-7 min. 5 secs.
labour.
A Specis corespondent writes tu * Extreme Orient stating that M. Bélard, delegato of the Société des Forges Réunies, and Baren Reille are in Yunnan investiga. ting the mines of the province, with a view to arrive at an understanding with the nuthorities for the exploitation of these
mines.
SECOND DAT.-Friday, Dec. 10. “- The Regatta was favoured again with lovely weather, the genint rays of the sun being agreeably tempered by a refresh- ing easterly breams. The flagship was again the contral figure of the course, and
parties of lailies and gentlemen as
M. Bólard is a young epientist.sembled on board to witness the racing Up to the present, this Chinese have refused but the majority of the spectators elected to all M. Belard's advances. The correspon view thes
Me sport from special launches which the Harbour from starting dent fears that all M. Béland's efforts will live to winning post blowing whistles reault only the introduction of Bombay in lively chores when the occasion scored to demand is, and especially at the termi Jards into Yunnan! How sad !
Tif nation of each of the outrigger races. fin was served on board the Hohenzollern to Last night, Mr Frank Lincoin, the cole- the Stewards and oficials of the Regatta brated monologue entertainer, gave a by Messra Madar and Farmer, who de servo commendation for their prompt -performmuco in the City Hall. It is and exellent service. Ten and coffed several years since Mr Lincoln appeared wore provided for the lady visitors, ack of Club officers to but there TYLLA in Hongkong, but those who were pre attend to the creature comforts of their for buns, cakes sunt at his performance then have stil
guests. pod the scramble pleasant recollections of the amusement | other toothsome delincics almost into a foothall afforded. It in an exceedingly clever per degenerated a
We hope the ladies got serinimaga formance for one artiste to maintain inter.
their fair share, for there were sonte scetaed to regard - the est in a whole evening's entertainment, male persons who
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times
As their own special property,
but this Mr Lincoln successfully accomunad ridently brought healthy
plished as brimful of humour, and aces
ew.
on hoard. The as-air is reapun-
Test subjects scopa for smus.aible for a great deal. The Club Committoo
ing referae, Mr Lincoln at the com mencement of the entertainment explained. the polumarkklės or humour, and showed that it could not. blossom in uncongenial ground. 'We had no doubt some of thein had had experience of the cold indifference
should devote some attention to this matter in futura Regattas.
Again the land of the Hongkong Rogi- ment played selections of music on board: the flagship.
Capt. Blocker and his officers and crow were very energetic in attending to the unfort of visitors to the flagship, and Capt. Blecker, his officers and crew, and with which their truwured jokes were the agents of the N. D. L. deserve the gorded in their own homes, but let them cordial thanks of the community as well as of the Clth for so kindly londing such a take the jokes into society and they were confortable and suitabile vessel as flagship. sure to gain appreciation. He give a num- ber of very funny examples. Mr Lincoln is a vernatiuartists, being a humorust, contor
INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE Cub; for four- cars; cup prosented by the late J. S. Lapruik, Esq., to be held by the winning crew for one year; but to remain the property of the Club; distance, one-rile- and-a-half; catmance, $10. To be rowed in bosts the property of the Victoria Recreation Club.
GED'S CUP for four-ours; open to Lammert's crow was a few longtha behind
members and subscribers of the Victoria Itecreation Club who have never won a race at a regatta in China; distance, cus boats the property of the Victoria Re
mile entrance, $5. To be rowed in
creation Club.
Leek. Station No. 1.-White, red saab. Bow, M. A. de Figueiredo 9st. 01. No. 2, H. Grant Smith... st. 9hls. No. 3, . J. Ellis
5lbs. ... 10st. Stroke, J. H. R. Hance Dat. 2iba.
Cox, T. Menk
Dat oth
Rosa. Station No. 2.-Blue and White. Bow, M. E. Asgaria 942, Olb No. 2, A. J. Ellis....
... 11st. On No. 3, O. Lovy ... 10st. 101be. Stroke, J.M.E. de Carvalho Sat. Olb, Cos, L. A. Rose...... 9st. Olb,
Kornblume.
Station No. 3.-White. Bow, R. Honderson... No. 2, A. C. Asgar No. 3, J. Coyle Stroke, G. R. Stovens...
Cor, A. E. Alves
Dat. 0lb. Dat. 2lbs, ilet. lib. 11 lb. Jab. Olb.
9at. 4lbs.
... 10st. 10lbs.
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Ost. albo.
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'REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO TUz "Urina Mail')
LONDON, 8th December, INDIAN FINANCE. Tenders will be received on the 15th inat, for forty lakhs of rupees in India Council Bills, The Secretary of Stats will. 45 set bills on India for 1897-1898 to the extent of £10,000,000 only, instead of £13,000,000 as estimated in the Budget
...
WEATHER REPORT,
The following notios is issued from the
On the 10th at 11.10. The low pres12 TO
At 4 o'clock the South-east wind in third position. A fine raco took place freshened up to a steady brooze. The to the winning post between Alres and Phoebe was now well shead, and Meteor, Hayward, Hayward giving up in despair and Brico-almost abreast-a-hundred-yards Observatory just at the finish. A hard-rowed race was behind. The gun were fired from the won by one length by Alvos. Time-7 Utapire's launch and a Bluo-peter hoisted mia. 47 seca.
to indicate that the race would finish at the flagship.
· A. A. Alves.
G. C. Hayward,
RF. Lammert
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arca in the North has passed away, probably to the Eastward of Japan. The barometer Chiza, has risen rapidly on the E. Coast of with high premure now lying over the con tinent. Gradients rather steep on the
Tho winning mark was passed in the coast, and increasing in the N. part of the following order...
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China Sea. Forecast:-N.LL winds, fresh- ening considerably fine at first, then (2) 4 13 45 cloudy. N.E. gales in the Formens Channel,
416
4 17-18-
(3) 418 55
4 18 10
4 18
18 55
4 21 16
4 23
10
4 28 10 4.50 26
TUR RACE; One man per tab; one gulow Phoebo
allowed; course arranged; 1st prize, $0: Erica... fnd prize, 83; ird prizo, 81.
Meteor Only one man appeared to take part in La Cigalo...
Achi this mce, and he crested considerable Ladybird... amusement while cruising round the flag Maid Marian
Payne, ship, by reason of his grotesque dress.
Sybil Chanticleer FOR MEN-OF WAR G AND WHALERS Sbe
distance, one mile; entrance, $1; firat Princess
4 31 45 4 34 prize, 815; second 35; the bouts to be approved by the Committee. Time By the time allowance (handicap) the ro. allowed for osrs, 8 seconds per car. Three salt is as follows:- Boats must start or no acO. Post Ladybird entries.
Phoobe Names. GAIS. Boats.
Meteor H.M.S. Iphigenis. (No. 1) ....... H.M.S. Iphigenia, (No. 2)..., H.M.S. Victor Emanuel (No, 2), H.M.S. Victor Emanuel (No. 1. HMS. Handy (No. 1).
H.M.S. Centurion. Torpedo Depot.
5
Seven boats entered for the race, and great annoyance was occasioned by two
II.M.S. Centurion ...
1
H.M.S. Iphigenis (No. 2) H.M.S. Iphigenia (No. 1)
2
3
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OPEN BOATS; any rig, Chinose-owned boate excluded; time allowance, 10 seconds per foot in length per, mile; length of boat to be stated; entrance, 82; Prize, 826. Course, 0 miles, (Winner of aimihr race on first day to be penalised 5 minutes).
Centurion's Launch... 42 ft. Allows Centurion's Pinnace... 36 ft,... 9 minutes. Victor Emanuel's Galley 32 ft....15 Victor Emanuel's Cutter 30 ft....18
}
Four of this class and ten of the smaller craft got away to a good start punctually at
1.40, Victor Emamid's gig, Southern Cross,
and Linnet's gig being rather left behind. Before the beats got clear of the shipping, the breeze came from the westward, and all had a tiresome beat to the Greon
Thistle. Bow, N. A. Gonsalves ... 9sh. Otb. No. 3, I. Grant Smith... 11st. Olb. No. 3, 0. Wilson....... 12at.. 121b. Stroke, J. Danby ... 10 lbs. Cox, C.. T. Kew... 9st 0lb.
Shamrock. Station No. 5.-White and Red. Bow, H. A. Seth
Bat. 2lbs Fo., P. Hyndies No. 3, Albert Kilis... Stroke, E. Herbat...
Cor, F. W. White ... Ost. Olb.other gigs loitering about the courses à The bunts got to the starting line before ragged start was made, and the Centurion's the Starter, and caused very little trouble. best immediately took the lead, and finish-Centurion's Gig 30 ft. 18 Victor Emanuel's Gig... 20-ft....24 Carvalho, Danty and Horbst were the first of one or two lengths ahead of Iphigeria's
Rose.
to come to the front, und Herbst, row boat No. 1. The Iphigenia's eccond boat, English.
ing a fast stroke, sood assumed an absolute however, did not save her time, and was Station No. 1.-St. George's Cross. Bow, G. R. Stevens-
lead from Danly. It looked as if it were placed third. Time-9 min. 504 secs. ... 11st.11b.
5lba. No. 2, G. 11. Potta...
... 12nt.
going to be a good me, for although No. 3. A. Brooke Smith 12. Blbe.
Herbst was going in ding-dong fashion Strake, G. C. Bayward... 1st, 6lbs.
Carvalho's and Dauby's boats were al- Cox, H. W. Kennetf... Bat.
Kornblume
so traveling well, and it was not beyond German.
the bounds of possibility that the ex- Station No. 2.--Black, white and red.
ertions of the leader in the early part Bow, E. Thouert ... ilat. lbs. No. 2, F. Lammert... ... 10st. 10lbs. of the race would tell upon him at the No. 3, E. Bischo ... list. 6lbs.
finish, and he might have been worn dowa Stroke, R. F. Laminert... 11st. lbs.
long before the finishing mark was reich- Cor, I. A. Rase... 9xt. Dib.
ed. Stevens was going far too easy, and did not appear to be exerting himself por Bonally or getting full value out of his crow. Hance, in the inside couro, wan" going well; but it was's lastter of com- Cox, F. W. Whe Bst. lb.
Kathleen, ment that each boat that had the inside
Station No. 5.Blue, whito sash. course seemed to have a current against Bow, M. A. de Figueiredo Sat.
Stroke, F.1.3. Pereira, Jr. 1098, 01b. it, and against this one of the 1st Station
Cox, J. M. E do Carvalho. 9st.. Ab. boats could cope. Before reaching the
A fairly good start was mado, the Torpedo Depot one of Carvalho's crew
Brothers Alves early showing titeir superi caught a crab or missed his slide and the ority. Nearing the winning post & num. result was a dead stop. This was a pityabr of cargo bouts obstructed the course, the four were going promisingly' but be
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Scotch.
Station No. 3.-Rod and white. Bow, G. Mollison ... 12 t. 1?ba. No. W. Armstrong... 12. 6lbs. No. 3 G. Wilson ... ... 12at. 11lbs. Stroke, J. M. Benderer 11st. lbs. Cox, G. A, Caldwell. st. 01. breck Irish. Station No.
4.- Green. How, Th. U. P. Ryan, R.N. 10st. Olb No. 2, C. C. Barlow 9st. 10lbs. No. 3, W. 6. Bailey ... 10st. 10lbs. Stroke, E. D. Sandera... 19st. 10lbs.
Cos, F. W. White 9st. Ob.
The boata were got to the starting post with commendable alacrity, and thanks to the judicieus management of the coxswains and strokes there was very little delay in getting the boats off. When the gun went
The rowing races were not quite so ex- citing as one could wish, and the fnishes in the opinion of competent judges, were the Scots struck the water well together, far below average. It is also the prevail-
BROKERS CUP; (for double sculls); dis tance, half mile; entrance, $5; to be rowed in boats the property of the Victo- ria Recreation Club.
Füleen
Station No. 1.-White. Bow, J. H. R. Hanco ... 9st. 2lbs. Stroke, F. H. Kow...... 9st. 6lbs. Cox, C. T. Kew... Stat, Cib.
Station No. 2 White and red. Bow, A E. Alves... ... 10. bibs. Stroke, A. A. Alves 10st. 71bs.
Lily. Elteen
*Kathleen
fore they could get way on the boat they Kew and Hance. Time-4 min. 13 secs.
but the Brothers Alves won by a length of had been passed by Stevens, who now wake- ned out of his lethargy when it was too late to catch up the leader, Wilson, No. 3 in Danby's crew,
now gave up, being tionist, ventriloquist, musician, and maaying opinion of these who know anything and the nose of their boat was the first to evidently of opinion that it was no was other ., and with these combined que-about rowing that the standard of style is show in front. The Irish appeared to keeping up a stern chase. This was
rapidly degenerating. As a matter of fact, Hacations he presented numeroas exprices styly was invariably conspicuous by its ab be going well, and were slightly in rather foolish, as his boat was still so.
nioned much merrimint.
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most noticeable
tortions, by moans of which the variety of necessary for some of the old rowing the water well together, but Hender manlike if he had rowed to a finish. That
SELECTED Fours; crews arranged by the committee; entries cloes before first race second day; to be cowed in boats the property of the Victoria Recreation Club; entrancs, 810. Distance, one mile, Darkness net in before this reoB WAN started.
which he had observed in diffocant grades
and the
of 1 men who could front of number
the Germans, whilst the cond, going woll, and no one knows until a of life. His representations of the chair be regarded as possessing the highest English in the inside coures were distinctly race is finished what Accidents may hap
rowing man at a dinner party at the various on the fingers of one hand.
qualifications might be counted
Sheer Inst. A few strokes away, the Irish ap: pen. Perhaps his exertions in the In- courses, and early next morning, wore very brute strength (and modicum of peared to neutralise the Scotch lead, but ternational and the prospect of a win
characteristic clayor, and the musical oddities and the luck) was the Quaker's description of an oratorio occa of most of the winning crows, and if the the English, although edwing well together, in the German Cup race siso influenced FOR YACHTS ZD
standerd is not to degenerate further it lost ground. The Scotsmen were all strik him, but it would have bom mote spurts His facial con will be
men to
son was losing part of his stroke in the effort was certainly due to his crew. The to turn out to coach the youth. It is one of the arabacke expressions adopted by the photographers ful carstuen.
of Hongkong life that nei sge rapidly; air. Wearing Taumati, the Scotch were mate with now very much spread out, and customers were portrayed, appear-to- apparently the climate affects at a good half-length to the front, and it was an easy win for Herbst, with
and almost anliraited, and his mimicry of the bobs more then any other glass, if the the Germans had got on level terms Stevens, rowing in improving form, sacand.
foldaters would only pay more attention to canine Romeo and Julist and the young the youngsters and deny themselves some with the Irish, but the English were Time-7.27. lady and parrot dust was a roubrkable per what they could do something to raise the still far in the
Easing slight- fermones. His studies from the German rowing standard; but unless surubody ly now that they held a vonfortable lead,
comes 10
to the rose the prospect of rowing musical platform and a German anarchist's
gloomy one; and it is the Scotsmen were caught up a bit by Hongkong in speech caused roars of laughter. Descrip- doubtful if is worth while
would be little short of a
FORT.
tions and mimicry of Italian oporn, with the Rogatta. This, we shoutting the Irish, but it was unly temporary. Once
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Herbst Stevena
Island mark, at which the times were :-
Police Gig
V. Emanuel Galloy Do.'* Cutter Southern Croas
K.
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3 40
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4 12
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4 15
L13
4 15 25
At 4.18 the breeze came down from the
Eastward, which freshened rapidly; and after rounding the Green Island mark pretty well together, the boats stood up to- ward Cosmopolitan Baoy with a rattling breeze, close-hauled on the starboard tack.
The Cosmopolitan Buoy was rounded. follows by the two loading beats :-- Polico Gig
V. Emanuela Culter...
FOOCHOW RACES,
THIRD DAY.Thursday, 9th December.
Stewards.-H. Baker, Esq.; Hy. Edgar, Feq.; Thos. Gittins, Esq.; J. C. Ukwald, eq. R. Ramsay, Esq.; A. P. Simpson, sq.; A. W. Walkinshaw, Esq.
The LADER Cur; presented; value $100'; for all China punies; weights as per scale; winners at this meeting 10 Tas. ostra; ontrance $5. Once round and a distance.
Saraband...
Himalaya... Beggarman
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The CHAABzs tr; valuu 3100; second pooy to receive $20 for subscription griffins; woight as per scale; winnere 7 lbs. extra, of two or more races 10 Jbs, extra; entrance 85. One mile and a hail.
Seabreeze
424
Tr
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The Ancient The LAUTES PERsz; presented; for all-
Ching
ains ponies; weights as por scale; sub- acription griffins allowed ? Bos.; winners at this megting 10 lbs. extrs; riders who have
never won a race allowed 7 lbs; entrance 25. Once round.
Desperation
1 The MANGE STAZES; a forced entry of
Hanger
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$10 each with 500 added, divided 70, 20 per cent to the first, second and and 10 third ponies; for bona fide beaten sub- scription griffins that have not won a race; weights as per scalo. One mile,
Lazybug
•Larritin...
The Ancient
CIR
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The CONFOLATION Cup ; value $100 ; för all bond file bouton Chins ponies that have run at this meeting. Weights as per
entrance $5. Duc maile scale;
Himalaya
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The CHAMPION STARES; of $10 each with B50 added; a forced entry for aud open only to winnera at this meeting, optional for the wiers of the Hacks, Mancha.. Stakes, and Consolation Cupa winnera of two races 840 ext ; weights as per scale. Osa toile and a quarter:
Desperation Millstream... Toledo..
4 62
00 59 30
The
The bonts tad beun informed at the beginning of the race that, owing
to
the lightness of the wind the ge would finish at the Flagship going eastward, and although the breaza wan. | stronger, during the latter part of the race, the Flagship Line was not passed by the wianing boat before 12 minutes past 5.
Police Gig (5:12.00)... V. Em. Cutter (5.21.20)... 2
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Crex Boart: (18 fest or under); sny rig; Chinese-caped boats axeluded time allowsuce, 10 seconds per foot in length of Boats per mile; oatrance, 81; priza value $20. The course, starting at 1.40, was from the starting line, round mark beat off Green Island and back, crusing starting line from west to east; five miles. Port entries.
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WELTER · STAKES ; of 30 each with $50 WALTER added; for all China ponies; weights 19 stono non-winners at this meeting allow. ed 10 ihs, Three quarters of a mile.
Saraband Beggarman Ranger
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DISGRACEFUL FRADAS IN A
YOKOHAMA HOTEL,
Yokohama, Nov. 26. A diegrassful fracas in which several well-known residents were concerned, took place at the Grand Hotel last night. No lives were lost, but the particpants did not retire from the conflict until their Inges. and their clothing bore testimony to its
cazzones.
The manner thereof was this Twa gentlemen, the ora an American, the other
British subject, wore quietly drinking at the bar shortly after 11 o'clock, when a certain person, alena Britisher, who diall bu nameless-for the prezent-but who with justing to described as notorious, wares cd the grale with han in & rassous voica ret
for reasons couche companion, ed in language unit for publication. 1 lain: 68 gentleman thus addressed
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BAILEND BACES.
PARTIALLY DEURED Boats (haadiop by Committee of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club); first pristy Victor Band's Ski No. 1... 16 feet. All cup prosented by the Commodore and Vietor Emen's Belt No. 2... 18. officers of B.M.S. Victor Emanuelaar's Gig Ba second prize, oup; entrance, $4. Oqurse, Victor Iran's biff No. &... is
milo
Ownezn. Rating
Mr A. Denison 23 18 minutes. Maidl
Mr J. Hastings 23 18 Marion Phrabo Hon. F. H. May 23. 21 Meteor Mr C. H. KB 23 13
Names.
La Cigale Mr W. Carey 38 Allows.
Brica
1
RAMPANG; open to regular Chinese Fam-Oh: Mr O. A. Toms 23 231
ticket
pans; distance, hálf-mile ; 1st prizo,
GARMAN Cur; prosented by the members
At
of the Club Germanis; for fair or die
Centurion's Jingen. 19
Your Emanuel's Skin No. 15 TL 1 Victor Emaand's Skin No. 14, 20 Mr A. Denison's Tringhy
11.
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refined to
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crity's skill. They passed Green Island Mark as followe
Linnet's Gig
Alacrity's Nkif
45
4 16
17
4 17
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.18
4
18
20
4 19
V. Em. No. 4 Skif
Denison's Dinghy
The
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to the listen strident votes, and quietly advised him to refrain from For this rave, nearly all the Entries American gentleman's character in publici his estimate of the expressing started, with a post entry of H.M.8. Also far as he was aware, his companion
And in ad all right,
event he thas drinking with him, and said the obstrepercusi divideal had no business to interiore. – But the argumentative Englishman would not be persuaded to be quiet, and persisted in urging
the America the uther to come away from the unt 1 the latter overbearing some of his marke would there and then bare resented, 20them had it not boon for the interference 46
In the his companion. son who had created this diversion had left the room with his friends, and when outside they besought him to bebavo himself, and inst the American if he had any thing against the to address himaal to him in
in perso This advice apparently took exfoot, for he soon returned to the bar, w bero first Englishman and his American cour
"
Tantor's Gig
V. Em. No. Skid
1 Skiff
& Skiff
>
37
Ladybird
Mr C. D: Wilkinson 29
Dart
Payne
Dr Clark Officers R. E
31... Mr E. M. Hazeland 81,
31
the
4 19 The Alacrity's skiff kept the lead in marvellous way, and arrived at the winning The course for the yachts and partially-mark at exactly the same time as the Police open sailing boste, starting at 1 at the gig, the winner of the large open boate
1.40, wan: rtas. From a line between tweels-bunts
"Alacrity's Skif(5.12.00)... 1 moored to the south of the Flagship, round mark-bost north of Green Island, leav
re:
cf
meantime the per
in it to starboard, round the white conical SPECIAL Low Prior to end of month only parton sill remained. The Busoni English buoy at Cosmopolitan Dock, leaving it to for Brinsmeart, Allison, Rosenkranz, tance, one mile; entrance, 810; to be starboard, scross the starting line" from lard, Ployel, o., Pianos.-W. Robinson and
think, mi, again the Germsat and irish recoded from 910; 2nd prizs, 45; eight bonta to start Actirs Mr H. & Pollock 23.022), public calamity;
for two prizes; winner at No. 9, first Sybil the usual jumble that proceeds the perform for the Annual Regatta serves several good the Thistle, and at the mille post the
Officers B.T 23 99 day, excluded.
Princess Mr J. McKio 23 .22 ance while the instruments are being purposes. It serves as an incentive to young Soots were clear length to the
Only two sampane entered for this event, men to train, and training has its good tuned, and the embarrassed bridegroom's effects on youthful constitutions (if followed good. There was something distinctly reply to the toast of the newly-married judiciously); above all, it brings round two wrong with the German four. They did and the crowe had oridently not been long couple are a few more of the items of anal holidays (except to newspaper mon) not go so well together as might have brom in training. Both omwa appeared to be She extremely intercating and amusing pro-and the Hongkong public do not have to axpected for the practics they had, and quite exhausted at the Anish. The Chinese
many holidays granes. Me Lincoln's experiances with a The chief race of the day, albeit it did they never looked likely winnors: Their congregated on the whart did not appear mango and with mosquitoes appealed, of not produce the best raving, was the Inter-stroke was not no danbing as in former to take as much interest in this rise as in
national event. Public favour vacillated
former years.. curse, in the sudience's sense of humour. between the Germans and the Scotch, both, and rowing with more ease the Trish hold them comfortably. Of the threa Mr Lincoln will give another entertainment of which crews were stroke of previous leading bests, the Scots were rowing on Saturday, and it is hoped that there who won in 1895, and the Germans by best together and slightly factor.
whining strokes, the Scotch by Henderson, will be large attendance to hear this high-Fritz Laumert, who won in 1895. As the Etiquette Factory, the Germans apurt
rowed in boats the property of the it transpired, the Germans never flated strongly, and for a few seconds their tered their supporter. There was supporters were hopeful that they would
Thistle, want of go in the bout, and after manage to recover lost ground. It was the $50 reduction on each Now Piano; $30 rowo factive, despairing and brilliant
of despair, however, for they soon duction on onca Used Piano, to 31st Dec. spurts Lampiort cried
lowed down, and the
Station No. 1.-Black, pink esah. Irish The
who had { not; Row, L. A. Rose. ...
Set Olb only.-W. Robinson & Co.
No. 2, F. Lammert Scotomer, who were kept well in hand by boon making any special effort, soon re
... 10st. 101bs. by their coxswain (G. A. Caldwell), covered the ground they had lost. The
No. 3, W. 6. Bailey : German Stroke was looking out and could
... 10st. 10lbs. Stroke, R. F. Lammert, 11et Bibs. Tux text of the Pretocol between Great rowed far better than was expected er
in a very distressed fashion,
Cox, J. M. E, da Carvalho 9. Diba Britain and Japan respecting patent, trade by the critics; but they were not a nut catch stylt of the Sested arew, who marke, and designs, which whe signed in beautiful four, They pulled
Station No. 2,--White. Loudon on Oct. 21, is officially tested, their weight, however, and got through ware pegging away with dogged atoadiness. finished the
Bow, T. Meek...
10nt. lb No. 2, A. Brooke Smith....12et. 51b. where the Scots were several lengt
No. 8, G. Wilson ... 12st, 111ba Stroke, A A. Alvar......... 104€. Zibal
Cox, 3. W. White Bat. 018.
class entertainment,
M
+
Peccavi.'
to up
of the boat
According to the principal Artitle. har the water--which, after all, is one of Another spurt by the rod Depoly
territorial jurisdiction at present exercisable
Majesty consents to renounce all sxtrs, the chief essentials in rewing, and their their chanson, for at
stroke deserved to win for the plusky way where
determination of matters in Scottish
ning season. Ho
by British Courts in Japan for the judicial bo strack to his work throughout the train- ahead, the Germans
and
diganoon British subjecte and is bes Gubject of the Emperor of Japan, or for was it falling to pieces
with his own cheery
gare UP
No. 3 in the true spirit of Lammert fairly pumped. and when his crow the Irish crew was sowing very spas
modically, and did not appear
to be getting into his stroke, while bow was and inspired them any the repression of crimes or offences com ho kept
bad time. Upon the mitted British sabjects, in far applies to the protecties, then, is sait Justised his selection for the bow thwart in Englishitren, catoning them up, the Gorman marke, and designs. This, however, is not place of Stopani (invalided). The best race rowed for a few mors strokes, but at last to take affect until other Powers have also of the day was the German Cup, won by feel and padded back to the flagship. renounced their rights.
A, A. Alves, after hard rese with G. If the bow
Abia amusement was created by the Irish
No. 2 had been tight have su in reducing the Bootch lead, but Is the blood is disused the body is dis. the appearance in the vicinity of the flag. No. 2 was gothing into the water before eased-Esasmber that the blood, whether pure ship of large model of the old Victor stroke and was
short, a or impare, droulates through the organs of the ship on a hot motley or also markedly noticeable in bor, th herman bedy-Lauge, Heart, Glenath, Kiners of blusankate, one of them ridently English Rep
Lopt on mwing, getting faster an Brains, it is into withs poisonous sentlar i representing Nelson, or some other naval they passed the Wharves but they were hopelessly behind the Irish when the gun
yptendu dlaskan os ika vanema. In dawn of Sero hero. Hors favourable for the andounced that the Bootch orww had won
fula, Scurry, Torama, Bad Lagu, Skin and Blood
Diasater, Plogist, and Bergs of all Hindi tha The weather
affaste of Chariza's Blood Miriors are marelous, Baling races, which were all Spished baby four lengths from the frian Times. Thousands of wonderful cures have been stratton for dark. The handsome esp présented 44 mine: 13 peor.
by Clarke's Hood Mixture in sold are for the yacht race by Commodore Holland
then at 21. 16, por bottle, Beware of wirik, and the effcere of H. M.6. Vicky Engnül,“ online et d
Beoba
$
Victoria Rochation Club.
Station No. 8. Red and White Bow, A. E. Alves un 10st ülbe No. 2, G. R. Stevens list. b. No. 3, G. H. Potta... 128 gibs. Stroke, J. 3. Henderson 11as - Bla.
Station No. Bow, J. D Danky 10st. Bibe. No. G. Mollison........ Lest. Lips. - No. 8, E. Bischof ww ni llet. Elba, Stroke, B. Thouark... 118h dike, Cos, R. Henderson, pl. Bet Olh Kornblume. Station No. 5. --Blos Bow G. L. Dunosa in 10st Gibs
Albert Eilla.
west to cast, round the west buoy off & Co.. Meyer's of works at East Point, leaving it
they spavached the American, began
todes decidedly Guiding
profacing it with remark to
to the effour hat
was not to port, and scross the line from east to Tas disgraceful state of things in Fonnossaf
afraid of a
Scarcely west. Distance, D mažios,
still continues growing worse, and the Gowers the words out of bis The yachts were sent away at 1.30 Ternment's inaction in this direction can planted blow between the
the fist not be too strongly condemned. Of late the of Maid Marian, Brica, and Meteor leading Governmental press has been trying to American, caused alter
Atagger off, with a moderate bretes from the North- make it appear as if the blame really be Recovering, he raised the shok he was
be-carrying, the nuts The ed it
to strike, but his opponent match longed to the preceding Car East Spinnakers being set the sight Nicht Nichi is now on its feet to vindicate and rolled over on the four. At this point
Cabinet.
from his
his grasp. Beth man then closed was one which was well worth remem- the former Cabinet of the calummy. Among another American from Chicago, ho had
others
the points t bering. About 2 o'clock the wind shift-
that Count it
raizes are ed to the West, and fell light. The Kabagams, the present Home Minister,
was the first Governor-General of Yachts were tattered all
Over the Finland, sad the prevailing seance karbour, some in mid-chamel,
under his régime. No
and
tion really
buon looking on,
sitar-
of the Th
This is
shouting Confound
see an Waglich egiving way, sud I can't the bulk of them on the Hongkong He only gave up to th when he found gineer from the Redpois, who though not a
on top, rasked in tó pondt.
the aneistance of his fellow countryma bad he done this
of big man to look at, is extremely athletie
promed in FOTO Went for the Chicago in
ind
Than
portfolio
sido. La Cigale was leading, with Princear himself unable to cope second, at 2.30, on the north shore; while reforming that condition, and Phoebe, Krica, Meteor, and Dart were in home under a a subterfuge of the order named on the wuth shoza. Viscount
terferer and gave him Tatashima held About 8.30 the boats on the south shors of
aval mix-up ensued, in which nearly the new defence Coloniki picked up light breese, while those on ment, and was in part responsibis The agar stand me ofertation, glaze
Internal administration are asked and
the for
inlad
•Depart body the bar-room wash y
the north shore were almost becalmed,
Grean island mark-boat was passed as but when the public began to be aware reigned for the stres
Phoebe Erics Mateck+!
of the true state of muslim, there toa msiped from the blame by chuti
| down shah Department. As for the
for the Prender
40 that he should moves.
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the
clothes, and plentiful
I had been done, ha merapat di
16 sling the dental tresury "an almost the Hotel you the next to have his bandha
55 unbestebla arsim
of the band'
05 | {ture. iz gonaitasion, it thinks Formosa
and he solemnly assured a pitical Ca
sugumior of the quarena, that if near V
15 be the chis part in our empire where aquis guilty al similar conduce the
MAY NOIR LA TARUNS and that the neglect of be would be expelled from la
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