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HRONICLE AND DIRECTORY A. 8. WATSON & Co., LIXITED,

FOR 1887,

With which is incorporated THE CHINA DIRECTORY. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL ISSUE), COMPLETS, WITH APPssDix, Plane, ko,, &o., Royal 8vo. pp. 1,158......35.00, SMALLER EDITION, Ry, Bro. pp. 776

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it contains DESCRIPTIVE and STATISTICAL ACCOUNTS of, and DIRECTORIęs for HONGKONG-

JAPAY

Do. Ladies' Directory Nagasaki.

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TELEPHONE No. 12.

MARRIAGE.

at St. John's Cathedral, Höngkon”, on the 16th Jand, JAMES DOUGLAS CRI&TIZ, chief engineer t the China Navigation Company's steamship Warko, to EtazABETS Waz, eldest daughter of Captain Beid, of the I. G. Sarvino.

The Baily Press.

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THE DAILY PRESS, WRIDAY, JUNE BATH, 1887.

any Chisaman, no matter how ignorant, may practise with a free band. However, we

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SUPREME COURT.

23rd Jimma

CRIMINAL BEISKINS..

cellent, you were pleased to remind them of the practics of the British Government to give the widest publicity to their intended legislation, and to assury them of your willingnem to grant longer time, should it be required, before this Bill was passed into law. It has always been decmod wins to allow new legislation to be which renderit impossible to devote prolonged attention to legislative matters, in addition to the constant anxiety and care insoparable from important business; and it would appear to be a most ludpportune moment to rash through an Ordinance of an exceptionally important character, containing twenty-one definition, aine parts, one burdred glassss tronty by laws besides askedules, and four Ordinances and parts of Ortimos ponlad.

must deal with things as they are rather then se we think they ought to be, and if the Chinese are hot yet ready to accept Western medical science we must allow them to fol. Beroak MR. At J. Leach, Acting Puzann abeyance during the excessive summer honte low their own system until they become mora enlightened. At the anmotime, the facilities which exist for murder by poison in Hong- kong are calculated to raise misgivings as to the extent to which thoy may be availed of In England a record has to be kept of every

sale

laud.

THE ATTEMFY TO SHOOT A POLIJE CONETABLE. The hearing of this ons was resumed, to which Ng Wat is charged will downding money with menace from Li Aling; and also with felonious

shooting at Ahmed Noor with intent to do him grievous bodily harm and further with as exiting the maid Abwod Noor with intent to resist lawful apprehension.

Boasou of the year.

no vested interests in the phen. We therefore almost in the ease broath, that it would be fun- not entirely in the public interest, and this Go, possible to gut through it that assion. There verament considers it has a most sacred and are in the BLI twenty-one dofisitione one bua lemn daty to perform in improving the sauitation dred clonese, twenty-one bye-laws; and four of Hongkong. A stigms rests upon Hong-Ordinances to be repisaled. The whole presents long which does not rest upon any other colony, an amount of literature that I will undertake to Parliament bas bad actually to sind out & Com- may not que European in thn, and not one lu ton mission to inquire into one dirty, filthy, insanj thonsand among the Chinese, has yet road. The tary scudition. Well, gentlemen, the Govern only count that many of the Chinese have pat ment has no desire whatever to hurry mattors, hoard of the Bill is throng hoarsay, and it is Hoy P. RYKIN-Irisa to order. I have no regarded by them with the fear which is born knowledge of suca a Commission heiar seat ont, of ignorance. As a ruls the Chinese are But His EXCELLENCY-I rofor to Mr. Chadwick's subseribara to the Government, scelta at $12 per year, and thu few copies which are sent to being sent out.

Bou, P. RyaMr. Chadwick was laid up the Razistrar-General's apartment are totally the whole time he was here with dysentery. His inadequate. The sanitary state of the clony report was compled from are hosteny.

Anring the past for montas van partups wat bi a poisonous drug; and even if

His ExceLLENOY-As a matter of frot be | judged from the death rate. The deaths amongs "Your Excellency will parocita, upon anexami was sent dat, and the fact remains that the state the foreign community amount to twenty- murderer gets possession of a poison, bo

Mr. Ho Kai prosecuted on behalf of the Act-

Dation of this voluminous document, that ite of the Colony was ench that it requirad sa wn-two, a very low average indead, emaparing still has to fear detection through the opera ing Attorney-General, and Mr. Brereton, in souge extends very far beyond the limits which quiry to be made. The Government consider favourably with that of any town is England. tion of the law which requires a medical cor structed by tears. Wotton and Descou, dets litle would imply, the clansos with regard to this Bill absolately geomary, but why should. Among the native community the deaths nam- the construction of buildings affooting in a moat not we all work together and do the whole thing' bay twonty-seven, aut of which fifty-five tificate in connection with every death. Yet. funded the prisoner.

Ahmad Noor. P. 21, and P.C. 536 gave important, inbred vital, manner, the interests of properly and consideratoly, slowly but surely, in per cout. conread in the Tong Wah Hospital notwithstanding the precautions which exist, evidence as to the arrast of the prisoner.

the Legislative Council? We know that the and places of refuge where infants are taken Inspector Gauld stated that when the pistol very owner of fixed property in the Colony.

Whilst acknowledging the value of any of public has had this Dill ca tima before it all to avoid the Ipened of burial foss. Of these murters by poisoning still occur in Engbrought to the Foline Station, he examined the provisions of the Bill and fully concurring though it has been mentioned that a grast many leaths therefore fifty-five por cart. van

Now, it cannot be supposed that it and found that are barrola wers loaded and in the desirability of a gradual improvement of of the classes are injurions, wo know that that really be counted among the mortality. You all be population of Hongkong contains the other had apparently heen very recently dia- the drainage works, both public and private, wa real objections will be connad to very few af know the way in which Chinos infants EN COV have great.doubts as to the foundation for the do them. The process is to be a pory slow one tied with elaths over their fuse, and it is therr- fewer criminals in proportion than the pooharged.

This closed the case for the prosecution,"

plorablepicture drawn of the sanitary conditionsud Where this idas started from that 20,000 fore not wonderful tha: soy of these should die- palation of England, nor that woulḍ.be

Mr. Brereton, for the defenes, stated that as to prospects of Hongkong, based upon statements poople were to be turned ont from their homes These therefore cannet really be counted in the murderers are less ready here than elsewhere the Arst coast of the charge, the money was not made thirten years ago. These are not at all fate the street I do not know. It was most test. The dosth rate amongst the people to resort to poison as the means of carrying demanded in the manner stated by Li A Hing supported by the vital statistics now so carefully plainly stated that before we insed any greatest in the foreign community. If you

Li A, Hing really owed prisoner the money.

sollated week by week. We believe that our no out other habitations would be found for take the average during the past few years of Their designs into execution, while the risk He was also instructed that the pistol wens off rederal health condition never was batter, that them. But if the process is to be so vary any portion of Erland Scotland. Iread or of detection is really infinitesimal. They accidentally and was not fired intentionally by the

it is onstantly advancing, and that, so soon as slow and so very gradual it is all the more na Wales you will find that the rate of mortality the Tytom waler is brought within reach, a forcessary to make a beginning as soon as possible. here comparse favourably with that. When Mr. can buy poisonous drugs without let or prisoner.

His Lordship-Are you going to prove that, ther and immediate improvement will take place. You will find the Government-at any rate, Cam Chadwick, the sanitary authority, oams to Hong- Bat it "We are quite satisfied that the nature of the speaking for myself now-renly to consider kong the death rate a higher. Ordera for extra copics of the Daily Press should hindrance, and there is no compulsory ex- Mr. Brereton

Mr. Brereton-If I was not, your Lordship, I Ordinator, 11 its radical character, as other every one's interests. But when you sponke of was not that donths were more frequent among ve quit before 11 am, on the day of pablication,mination of the corpse-by's qualified medical

ledged by the Attorney-General on its introdas vested interests you are simply going over the lvilians, but because in former tires there whe åfter tåst hour the reply is limited.

man. The death bas to be registered at the should not have mentioned it.

Kwok Li Ea, a woman ander the pratection tim, salonlated to tara out from their heroes same ground as has been taken ap in England not that osre taken a the housing and lanking Registrar-General's office, but the person of the prisoner, was then called to prove that Li 20,000 people, has not bees sufficiently realized and other countries where the owner of house fter the general comfort and health of the Army reporting it esa allogo suy disease he liken & Eing owed me to the prisoner. She by Your Excellancy; nor the repeated promisas property has to recognise that be hus duties aud and Navy that there is now, thanks to those who have interested themselves in the matter aud stated that she had met Li A Hingst Singapore, which were made by your predecessor, and by that he caucot pack people like herrin's in a as the case without being called upon when she was walking out with prisoner.

the Attorney-General of Your Exellenerbarol. The value of house property has risen have been entrusted with the care of the military And Mr. Chadwick was sent to adduce any proof of the accuracy of His Lordship I did not know that was a would not have thought it in any way unduly enormously in this Colony, I believe. People in Hoagkong.

to haste on its passing into law, without thin who bought property twenty yours ago are here for the purpose of inquiring into the un- ia atatements. Under circumstances each costo mongst the Chinose.

Mr. Drerston-It is not castomery, my lord, usual opportunities being affardal for its most making like to be strictly within the mark, satisfactory state of health among the military. these, the depravity of human nature but the Chinese in Singapore 207s adopted ruang parafud consideration, which is impossible at this and I think I shall be ghen I say fifteen par Mr. Chadwick are calable kinds also for the hoing what it is, the inference irresistibly of the European oustama.

cont. on the outlay. I believe that if yon in use of the civil population, aut there is no reason "We therefore pray that Your Excellency will rest in Chinese property, that is proparty in why his ideas should notgradually ba cervind out forces itself on the mind that murder by

be pleased to reconsider your determination to the most crowded part of the town. tha. But if there is any can we think hoes gous to means of poison must be, comparatively

enamon, the Genneil to meet daring the frat turn is seven or eight per cent. This to Longkong and by a stroke of the pea introduce speaking, a frequent crime in Hongkong.

wook in July, and that you will postpone till points to overcrowding. Vasted interests should western civilisation here, he is mistaken. Gesal next session the further consideration of the he considered, but they must not be allowed to improvements have hear moda. Mr. Price say The subject is one which merits the cureful

Pablis Health Bill."

preponderate entirely over public interests that doing the past three years three and a half Ryrie consideration of the Government. The com.

There are certain aditary laws recognised by miles of sowers have been laid, and I believe thera every oivilised nation under the sun, and it will are now viosa en four miles. These are of overse J. Bell-Irring

not da for Hongkong to haentimly behindhand put in nation with tho dwalliar houses. A.F. McEwen Wong Shing

Look at avery one of the improvements that have Landlords have been only ton willing to hada C. P. Chr

been made and you will find that though at the their bones th impenrad, and I know of many E. B. Befiling

time they raised a great outery, quite as much.18 cases where they asked thoussires to harɔ the this is doing at the presant time, yet they havo connection made before sver the suggestion was in the end, materially bonofited the colony. Yon mate to then. With ragarit to the anitary will raise the character of the people altogether, condition of Hongkong wa hava han hana manis If van trost then like pigs and house them like longer than yaar Excellencs. You are only pigs the whole population becomes degraded. The it ware, a comer of yesterday: wa haze sunba proverb says "Cleanliness is next to godliness," lifetime bors, and I am sera the Chinese gentle- and I cannot coocsive how any religious men, men present will bear me out when I s how any man with a conselenor our possibly-that-in-no other place, at Cantoa, Shanghai or way of the Coast parts lo they enjoy the refrain from giving every assistano in the passing of this Bill. Gentlemen. I ask you good beaith thay do hore. Thoy buva thoir in the home of honvon, if it is as our families at these places and wilbout any Arab daty to protoot the Kras and health Heros or statistics whatever they can torra of this population, Is it any plesurs do a vare good idea of the besliy oharter of the you suppose, to me, placed in the position I now colour. It is a titilly indtrack prossing that occupy, for a month or tam anly, to take up wo are nofasourable to sanitary time) The question that is so unpopular? I like to live on signatories of the pear init pemental to your nunicable terms with everybody, and it would be rollenor are, I will undertake to say, a uongst anch more pleasant for ate parsoually to post- the most axions to make things comfortable pone the star, Bat I recognise this as one of for their tansats. We ser indiguaably repudiats- those datios which admit of no pastponement. the charge of neglect of our tenants interesta. As to ventilation, the Chinase I dould not lay my head upon my pillow, contle-Hear, Lent. j ment, with the knowledge that I had flinched take a totally different view of this to Eur peans. from what is my daty, however unplant it I have built som konus lately at Tai-kok-tsui ory be.

But there is no reason why this sad of these the house on one side ace open on Dill should not be gone throark slowly, clause by loa place of land, those on the other sila ar planse, is the Législative Council What Tolosad iu. The houses which are olated in ar stated the other day to the hon. gentleman at the Fall leh, but the houses which apen on to the piena and of the table (Roa. C. P. Chaters what I of ground sea still to lot. You magna Chiu- have always sail, yutilt the srbi ict" Babanilow in bia has but he blocks it up. bas it untban sufficiently routilated in two Heayshes thirà lan window, a thief can months? I hare not heard at present any real. ** Ivey "I will pat birs"A

Ярмакова. Зими 2*сы. 14.

WHEREVER the Chinese go they carry with them their own peculiar habits and custome, and form themselves into community apart, establishing a "Chinatown where they live in all essential respecte the Bante as their fellow countrymen who stay at home in the Middle Kingdom. And for the most part, the local authorities allow them ample titude in this respect, so long as they do not creste naissocos calculated to cause annoyance or injury to their neighbaurs. I seems to be generally agreed that it is better to lot the Chineso go their own way and live sa tasy like, provided the ill effects of thir son-interference are confined to the Chinese themales. Where any interference is at tempted, it is rather with the view, as in San Francisco, of making life more irksome to ther than with any purely banerolent idea

Inspector Gauld was then re-eniled and asked by Mr. Brereton if when the case was tried at the Police Cours there was at a solicitor present on behalf of the Chines Government,

His Lordship aid that was not relevant to this case

Mr. Brereton said that he wished to point out.

Mombers Hongkong and China Gas of the Company, L., P. Eyrie, arrasted or whether by the English or Chinese,

Legiala Chairman of Committe pulsory registration of druggists' shops that the man riid not know for what he was being would in itself bo

tire Dorahjas Nowrojye a useful weasure. He simply wanted the jacy to draw their in-

Council. J. G mith & Co. as it would give the Government the oppor-ference from it.

A. E Vaucher Hie Lordship said that the jars would take line, Matheson & Co. H. M. M. Ali & Ca. unity of becoming acquainted with the the law from him. The question might be patien

Casajes Fellanfee & Co. chatmeter of the men who sell drugs, and but he should direct the jury that it was net Douglas Lapraik &C. Jairzbhoy Pabbey &

E. D. Sano & Co. evidence

Kaw Hong Takey Justices would pave the way for other and more far-

Inspector Gaald being unable to answer the Tarner & Co.

J. Rots Anton

Cho Kuan Ee of the

Fe reaching messures when the sense of public estion. Mr. Brereton proposed to all Mr.

Shanghai Bakine Cor- Ro Arani paration, John Walter. Loe Sing opicion might render it possible to enter on Bowles, who defended the prisoner at the Police

It is impossible, we fear, to strike at

Acting Chill Manager Loeng Da them. once at the root of the evil, but it may not he found impossible to deal with it by slow degrees.

Cours

His Lordship remarked it was far too com mon a custom in that court to pat solicitors in the witness bor

Mr. Bowles was then called and gavs the ne cosmary evidence.

His Lordship having wammed-up, the jury Dantusly found the prisoner. gailty on the

Sentence was postponed.

A lighthouse has been erected by the Spanish third count. Government at Yep,

The Bangkok Timse aunounces the death of a younger daughter of the Siamare second Queen.

The 0. & O. stammer Gaelic, with mails, do.. from San Francisco to the 4th instant, has ar of improving their conditions of axistence. Įrived at Yokohama, and will coil for this port To take ons typical instance, however to-day. stringent the law may boss to the qualifian tions of medical mon and of dispensera af medicines, it seems to be generally con- ceded that the Chinose should be allowed to

An Anglo-Caluose Calentier. Mean of Baromeiva themselves poisoned by their own quick

ter and Thermometer, Rainfall, ds. A fall Chronology of remarkable events sincs without let or bladrance. So it happens the advent of foreigners to China and Japan. that wherever the Chinese are found in any A description of Chinese Festivals, Faste, & numbers there are to be fouad Chinese doc.

with the days on which they fall. Comparative Tables of Money, Weights, &c.

The Anting Superintendent informs us that the F. & C. stammer Mature, with the next oat vard Baglish mail, lefs Singapore pastorday for this port.

Excelenor Sanhor lies, Porturuass Ministir The Portugessa garboat. Hin Lana, with His to Cbios, on board, loft bere yesterday morning for Macao,

Noir Scale of Honekong Stamp Duties. The Hongkong Postal Guide for 1587. Arrivals and Dapartaras of Mails ogu Parcoties have taken a new departare in this re-admissible

Post at and from London and Hongkong Seater Coremissions and Charges deptal by the Chambers of Commerce of Hongkong. Shanghai, Amoy and Nowakwang Hongkong Chair. Jinrioksha, and Bost Éire.

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The APPENDIX consists of

FOUR HUNDRED PAGES of closely printed matter, to which reference is constantly required by residents and thors having commercial or political relations with the Countries embraced within the serps of the CHRONTOL and DmECTORY.

The Contents of the Appendix aretoe natner bug to recapitulate in an Advertisement, but

lacinde....

TREATIES WITH CHINA-

Great Britain, Nanking, 1842

'Tientsin. 1888

Chefon, with Additional Artiole and all ethers not abrogated..

France, Tentsia, 1858

Convention, 1860

Tiendan, 1985

Treaty of Commerce, 1886.

United States, Tientsin. 1813

Additional 1839

Peking, 1880

German, Tientsin, 1861

11

Peking, 1880

Ensis, Japan, Spain, Brazil, and Peru.

TREATICH WITH JAPAN-

Great Britain

United States

TREATIES WITH CORZA

TREATIES WITH SIAM

TIBATIRE WITH ANNAN

Netherlanda

Cores

TREATIES WITH CAMBODIA

CUSTOMS TARIFFS

ChiLose

Jayznę90 LEGAL

Siamese Coroan

Olari iz Council for Govaroment of H.B.M. Subjects in China and Japen, 1965, 1877, 1878, 1881, 1884, 1980.

Rules of HB.M. Supreme and other Courts

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Coda of Civil Procedure, Hongkong

in China and Japan

Tables of Consaler Fees

Table of Hongkong Court Fees

Foreign Jurisdiction Act

Admiralty Rules

States in China

Rules of Court of Consnls at Shanghai

Chinese Passenger Act TRAVE BEGULATIONS

China Japan

Siam

Customs Seisure, Chins

Potage Regulations

Конакова

Charter of the Colony

Port RegulationĀ

&c..

Now Rules of Legislative Council

&c..

ko

Orters may be sent to Daily Pren OEos, where

Maasen, Queich, & Co.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH BILL.

DEPUTATION TO BIS EXCELLENCY,

A depatation attended at the Council Cham. ber yesterday for the purpose of presenting memorial to His Escalloner hagging that the consideration of the Public Health Bill be past ponad until next session.

3%

Honors and Woo Lig Teen

For the Charlerad Mar. Lam Sau

oatile Bank of India, Chan Kaoï Ton London and Chias, John Chat Shing Boy Thurura, Manager, Chin Yo Tea Hoezkong

Ho Chung Stang Wei Euk********* Lan Yan Chas David Bassoon, Sons & Danny Chan Tin

Coin Ting Fa Ra& Ce ́-------- For the Comptoir l'E- Woo Ya Pang compte de Paris, J. Ar- Pang Tu Chee mnzor, Agent

Sis Yow Was Malabora & Co.

Chin Yuk Sbaz Bollider, Wie & Com Wong Koɔk Peng Arahald, Karberg & Co, Yak han For the Naw Oriental Tu Yet Fanz Back Corporation, LA, Ng Pong Sa E. W.Rate:, Manager, Les San Hia Hongkong

Cheong Rat Teen Ting Yang Lau Doe Tut Chee

Carlowis & Co.

Huttordeld & Swir

har, Johnson, & Stokea Sharp & Co. Worton & Deus.

Tata & Co.

The following geatlocum were presentH. Jas

Balilios, Fostar, Wei Xuk. Woo Lin Yuen, H. P. Ryrie, Hon. A. P. MacEres Hon. C. P. Chater, Hon. Wong Shing. Mesra, G. Sharp, Chse Kwa E &.

Laoag Chak Poi

Chan Karz J.Gong Shan Om Wong Ching Yam Chan May Lo Chey Tin

mita, W. E. Brodis, Tenng 3 Ki Adaman. Heli & Co. The BroCorapany, L.

WORE Yut San Manager

Low Yun Chun Là Cho shu: Lon Kam Toan Linstead & Davis Bird & Falmur

Your Mor Vip Chok Kai

tue G. N. T. Co., W. Yaar Haa Song -Durran, Acting Man-Ho-LĂn Sing...........

ger in Chian

Ha King Tong Ng Ah Hay Gilo.

Brandes Co.

Mo Kwai Mak-Rody Kow....

H. M. Mehta

TheFan on the Bristel" Company will ap- this Bill carefully zone over, and it is for-thia For the Chartered Bank Want Shu Tong

Wo. H. Braraton

Reiss & Co.

Hon. P. RY said-You hare kindly given this dapatation permission to meet you with re- The Menila Diario publishes the following gard to a Bill which has been proposed sallad, tsere tors and Chiness drug shops. In the telegram:-"Hongkong, 16th Juns. Now trials Pablo Health Bill. This, Bill is one which FET. Co. sard Your Le Philippines, however, the Spanish Authori. of the centre of gravity of the gaubon Filipia most materially affects landed property in this give a result of sighteen inchos, Stability in Calsay. It fanta nok, mly a rety langa zamhse of Chinese residents but it also affects pect. The lewe in the Philippines with re-

The P and O. sformer Thibet is king at the Europeans. There are amber of sweeping it ference to the practice of medicine and Nagasaki to regnir a blade of her propeller lost ares in this Eill which a porfectly cartin J. 3. das Rons lios & Co. Ng Chan Fong

ure very injurious to the owners of property. Rumarie & Ch

Für Ming Sarz cispensing of medicine are exceptionally in tomchit the ground, it is believed just bothe Chiussy, particularly, in this community Lane Crawford & Co. to Ches Cheang Wox Yue theo stringent, and any foreigner of European er fors reaching Nagusali. No further damage to ora very much alarmed about it. They say M&Co.

Lo Hok Pong We have come to Hongkong aud invested our

Wong Ka Shai A. Ebrahim & Co. American origia who wisbee to establish the rossel is reported.

mpasy in property, and we thought that while The China Fire Insurance Pew Chow bigolf there as a physician, nurgeon, or The Newehwag correspondent of the N. C.we were ander the protection of Her Majesty's Company, Limita, J. Poon Wing Chun

6. Oonchirie. Secretary Ine Nam Mak druggist, has to be able to produce on Daily News says that famine is alaiming its vin. Government that property would not be inter

Wa Men Cari. Chao. Fenwick

Lee Yusting equivocal proof of having passed satisfac.tims daily in some of the districts, and that a fored with. Now, we have a Bill which does . Brans

missionary who was distritating relief, Ror. A. this, and they begin to think they had better go at Villinson Moj Shou Shek

back mader the Government of China. This is The ya M wory examinations. Hitherto it has not been Westwater, has died of fanine feror.

Fune Kaak Poo a serious s'ate of things, and we wish to have

of Inita, Australia and Fang Tirg with the Chinese. Any ignorant coolie

Chino, T. II. Whiteload, Kwok U Chaen has been at fall liberty to earu bis Rivelihood

pear at the Theatre Royal tomorrow avoning in parcos that the petition has been signed which

Manager, Hongkong Ha Wai Shu by the practice of quaokory. This state of their fararoll performance, when the community shall bare not planane in heading to your

Shen Lok Toog Chun Yat Took things is now to be altered. A deerce has will have the opportunity of enjoying three Exnelaney. It has been distinctly stated in this John D. Humphreys

John D. H. La Wai Chen hours of perspiration and laughter, as the pro- Chamber that the Bill woaid ant be propeuded. Wat & Co., Id. been issued by the Governor grams basit.bat the laughter will counteract with till next session. The Bill requires very For the B. T. B. &. BC., Choi Canz Chren just

Id., John Wilmot, So- Le Your Moon Gonoral, which subjects Chinese druggists the perspiration." Of the truth of the latter serious considoration. There are many olanser

gretary.

Cow Shan Hin Woi Wah Sung to the same regulations as theas of other statement no one who has seen this very clever in it which if paased would be most injurious to Coppasy can entertain any doubt. A namber opnars of states in this Cotory and the prayer

Wai Wab Shang nationalities. As draggists in China

Vi Tak Leon are of jew songs and specialities have been intro of the signatories fa theraforo that your Excel. 3. Woonwalls & Co.

duced in the programme, which consists of the tensy will postpons the consideration of this Bill For the China Traders' Yoxoy Cas Chow not required to pass any examination

popular "For on the Bristol," with Mr. Shvatil next session, when they will be prepared farance Company, Li. Uhanng Kai followe. that the Chineso druggists in the day as the Chiras Mundano in the scara from with their objeofizas to it. It has been sudden;"

mited, A. S.-Gur, A. Choy Chan ting Scoretary

An Young Cheong Philippines will be unable to produce nay. Crafatore." £s will be seen by the adverly spring upon them as a sort of surprise aut For the Union Insurange Chu Chas

Society of Chaton, LA, Chan Tac Shing thing in the shape of a diploma or certif-tisement, the prices of admission have been rather are not is a position at prasant to combat

it close by elease which they will no doubt be Douglas James, Acting Yi WonE

Borotary

Chow Hok after they have had time to consider it.. The ate, and the effect of the decree will there noed, and stalls can be booked for a dollar.

Yeong Shi Lun Polo, the Bongkok Timer says, is becoming Bill is one which no doubt sims at improving B. L Woodin

You Hiog MacEwen, Frintele C Too. Lak The preamble to the decree sets out the rex-very popular smong Siamess nobles and avery the health of the Colony. None of them dengan J. Holmes

that that is so, but, we far as I can make nnt, the Saturday afternoon qaite & browd one be seen on

Chinese Insurance Com- Chan Yun Lok pany. Id., Samnel J. Lox Sai Lok eas on which it is based. It appears that boss jic, pony) back playing the game near signatories of this memoric! bare ne objection

Gower, Secretary

Chang Boo in May, 1886, on inspection of these estab- the Palace, Polo is pacely of Aristao origin, to such sanitary meanresas ar nussity to pre-

Chang Kin Cho Law Shing Koc lishments was ordered a nons of them and a mach depoads on the skill with which the rreth health of those whocccupy tenements in Stemmen & Co. riders manage their ponies, we were not surpris-thia colony: bet, they objack to saveral clauses of Johe A. Musely

La Ynen Chii Chaca bars the conditions of the law been complied ed the other day to see somn good scoring, as the Bill which interfere with their property. Douglas Jense

Ary Nismose in general know how to manage their They think that the clause requiring ten feet at Elused Schelhaan & Co. with; druge aro dispensed without

fory little steds. A band of 38 musicians is the back of each house is one which may or may guerally in attendance, and it is quite refreshing tiot be desirable, but they object to the Govern G. de Champeans and highly poisonous substances may thus in ass Young Siam disporting itself in this way ment dealing in this manner with property which R. George

Wm. Cruikshank be obtained without prescription. From and taking the lead in woob manly sparta. Khoan they consider their owa. They wish therefore W. Kerfoot Hughe

Phong, Ron of His Excellency the Foreign Min for time to consider carefully what they are to Antonio dos Radios observations made in the Chiness ward ofister, is the moving spirit, and has takes great do in the matter, and this is the memorial hich J. C. dox K-madias

G. R. Lammorb the Hospital of San Juan de Dios it appears pains to make these Saturday afternoons a success. I present to your rellency with signstares,

His EXELLENCY-Do you wish to read the D. Mano & Co. Chow Chee Bee that the empirical employment of the so-

Frepleco A. Gamer One of the most familiar sights on the Band memorial! called 'madicines sold by Chinese druggists at Tientsin is now the landing of railway mate.

Hon. F. -I do not think it is necessary. Widiau. TORRA, M.D.

Longkang AntalCo, Lal., is highly prejudicial to the Ciss them-trist of all kinda: rails, girders, wheels, axles, your Excellency. It is pretty well known.

D. McCulloch, Chair. The Mecaccial is as follows:-

0137 elves. It farther wet out in the gamblebeilors, and many other articles for the constro-

To His Krčaloney General Cameron, CB, V. Temon tion of permanent way and ralling stock. He-

Commanding Her Majesty Forver in China. Paleoner & Lo and the Straits Settlements, Administrator Thomas Howani of the Government of Hongkong, &c.; &c.,

JL. Chattoo

|fore bo to shut up all Chinese drug shops.

of the usual precautions being observed

lae:-

laid down

.&c.

F. Blackhead & Co.

k. Kapp

Chi Tea Kwan Noi Chaos TV Ka Pen Yuen Sing Churu Choy Hae Xum Cha Tart Shing

Fun Choo,

See Sant Kai

Chan Kit Saun Yang Toug He Ching Tang Wing King Ho Anik Chi Pew Tenng A Ting Young Boy

Li Chit Li Po Lung

For the Fano Mission, Li Chit Yuen

K. Lomvanter

Tugu Wa

For the Italian Mission, Jó Taing 24k

G. Barglogaçã, Pro. V. La Chau

Fr. E Torres

For the Spanish Mission, yan

Cheon

Howard

Li Mau Kong Li Ynes So

Chuy Chee Choug

Yu Go

Regulations for the Consular Courts of United that no ground existe for allowing privileges vides the iron and steel work from Europe and to the Chinese which are not enjoyed by Amerion, we notice that large quantities of other foreigners nor by Spaniards them wouden railway alespecs are constantly being in- ported from Japan. This scoms a vary strange. Melver. But, as it would not be squitting, as Chinu possess plenty of timber which "MEMORIAL of the nadersigned unofficial able, in view of the vested interests is of batter enality than say that comes from wearers of the Legislative Council, Merobante, Castoms and Harbour Regulations for the dif- which have grown up under the telerative abroad. It would be cheaper, too, but we find Baakors, Professional men. Ogers of property.

on unquiry that Chinese timber is so loaded with

M. J. d'Aquina ferent ports of China, Philippiss, Siam, &0.1 bitberto accorded, to shut up the shops local exections in addition to the regular Custom Traders, and others, both Native and Foreign.

A. E. Narty May it plaase Your Excellency. "We, your Memorialists, desire to draw your B. Mourente forthwith, a period of three months' grace is dation that the Japanse product

Chun Koe Shuen allowed, after which the propriators of Chinch cheaper, and so the Railway Company must attention to the very unusual and sitogather no. 3. Francis

Ng Pag Wcon nose dispensaries will be required to contor/Pay foreigners for material grown abundantly unprecedented curso proposed to be adopted in Chater & Vernon

H. A Aga & H. Famail Lum Tai in their own country-Chinese Times.

hurrying forward the Public Health B by J. A dos Roudios Yuu King Hang holding a meeting of the Legislative Council D. MoCaloo

Wong Tai Fong to the usual requirements of the law. The

The British Vice-Consul at Macao, Mr. Mor for the especial and vole purpose of its second | James H. Oox

Foon Amor order will no doubt canse great dissatisfic times Murray, has received the following tale reading during the recess in the first week in T. M. Armstrong

"Teol Ping Wood

An Terk it is published, or to the following Agents:tion amongst the Chinese, who believe igram in reply to the congratulatory tologiam Jely. At the last manting of the Legislative 10 Stapham, by. Loour Yan their own system of medicine and will not despatoned from Muono on Her Majesty's Jubi Council bold andor the presidency of Mr. March, bie Attorney, Thomas Yong. Mow

the Attorney-General stated that he had no more

Wei Chi Wan reliab she "ompulsory closing of their

H. A. Exail & Co Jun Ting Bing new Ordinance to bring forward. Vin-Consul, Mamo.

Loudon, 21st June, 8,10a.m. drug-abop and this is what the dentee

"In answer to the remark of the Surveyor J. Bardon, Bishop of Tom Saw Thing

Ma Long The Cnson's sinsere thanks for your congratan Gemaral, We have still the Fablic Health Billatoris, Hosgkong Foocnu.....Mesars. Hodge & Co.

amounts 10. There can be no doubt, bow-uoma-PONKONBT. NINGTO...Messrs. Kelly & Walah, 'ghai.

London Missionary So. Mes Boo ever, that the Spaniards are logically correct. The telegram was despatched from Macao at 11 Mr. Marsh replied, that will be published for John Chalmers, of the Tong Long Hai

general information; the Attorney-General ciety SHANGHAY....Hall & Holtz Co-operativa Co.

Koo Yor Tong- Berlin Fang Hing Tins SHANGHAI.Mesars. Kelly & Walsh. in the course they have taken. If it be ne... on the 21st, and the reply is dated 2 hours adding I think it would be impossible to go. Hartmann,

and 50 minutes earlier, which is accounted for by

Fouading Yision

Ti Tam Toag NOTTHEEN & Hall & Holi Co-operative Co.

John B. Os, Chavak Mie. Wei Lan Shea RIFER Parts and Kelly & Walsh, Shanghai. Gary to impone restrictions on the sale of the difference in time between the two places through with the Public Health Bill this

Kooszy Bociety YAR WAR Chiú Naakt Messrs. The C. & J. Trading Co. drugs in iko case of Europeans and Indfatis Ne sot barn tacaived. The man telagraza wndes the presidues of Your Ezcctioney, held

No acknowledgment of the Hongkong telegram

"At the first creting of the Legislative Connoll

Gottlieb Reusab Basil Long Sof Toug

Leo Nga Poo Moulin it cannot to less so in the case of Chinese, addrossed to Her Majesty's Private Secretary, on the 29th April, the Attorney-General, in J., Lochhead, 1.1. Imong Hau Ton The only difference is that whereas such a voile the Hongkong telegram was to be sub-seconding the motion for adjournment said Veitch

Ng Wong Sam MITs. Sobroeder Frères and law will always command the approval of a witted through the Secretary of State for the Perhaps in doing so, it would be well that IA.B. Gores, M.D.

Colonies.

should atate for the information of han. members Biobard Young, MD, by Leung Shui Kong

his Attorney, Fred. Thang Tin Fo of Counsil what farther progress we propose to 1. p. Foster make this asaion: I bare no other Bills tow to. N. Mody

Wour Sea Tye, J.F. bring forward, and it is not intended to prese on Hongkong and Whampoa Chow Flag, P.

Dook Company, Ld., Tam Kit D. dilen, Shoretary

After receiving the memorial,

MACAO.......Mr. F. A.. de Cruz. SWATOW AMUT..... Mesara, C. Gerard & Co. ТОКТОВА

...Messrs. C. Gerard & Co.

so Des.Mozera. F. Walsh & Co.

YOKOHAMA ..... Messrs. Kelly &Walsh.

MANILA

SAIGON

Mears. Diaz Puurtas & Co.

Gardis

HANOI Mr. F. Mainfroy. HAIPHONG...... My ít Garde

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

·ÍŠUFFLIED TO THE "DAILY. PRESS."]

LONDON, 21st June. THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE.

ession."

the Public Health Bill for the present. It as

rary important Bill, and every opportunity will

be given for its full diwassion and examinatips.

Chd Kam Woo

rahd objections formulated against the Bill. Jem zo batwan the bag." "Than I will bould like to haar soms objection that has been pat nerow lattics." I my say. "Yes," he will formulated aga natit, some roil and fangible ub- ply "bat the think may go bamboy with 7 jantion. Is there anything in this Bill which is hook and pall ray things thrangk on the end." opposed to the sanitary regulations of way! The China saya sinnat liva is a querent civilised country? Can you point out anything of air." You may walk through the Chinos which we are going to cast that is und required quarter of the tow and we shops brilliantly it. in other civilised countries? Can you point out fuminated with lamps for sale, but go into one of satayle thing? Gentlemen, I can tell you this, those shape and ask for a prokah amp and the.

He has no idat we are prepared to make ay nasanible.con man has no idea what yim men.

ore. All that we do is for the public la suv on Bring in a current of air. If yone Why then should we not work in afrimly way P Exaloney wilt taky coausal with paroas wh Why raust wo be pulling is opposite directions? here had large experience in those mettare. There is too much of that sort of thing in Hong parsons who have anne interest in the question. kong. The Government. Howen knows why, there would be then a probability of a satisfactory I am of opinion that looked upon-I will say in perfectly good tempor, asttlement being com> to for I was never in a comunity whera mara those who have an interest in the matter ara perfect goodtoupar prevailed-but wa are looket that likely to be able to gira information. Thia upon a somthing antagonistic. Why should Bill he has brought forward by men who da we not join together and work this out P Basi- not posses a brick in tan Colony. They ramit tation Las naver bean started at home gatil some their mouny horne, they have a fixed salary which mast horrible epidemio bas visited the people. I is amared to them whether the Culong contes think I am right-I like to sneak fronty hueansa to good or ill. But this Bill affects laadownore we are all friends horasad I say, so far as to the extent of tens of thouids are, of tens of know, sanitation has always been tried at home millions of dollars. It affects the whole Colony after some horrible epidemia. Why wait for sad the Government, for it the real estate is that here I have heard a great many people lawsrod their rates will be hatyart. I know that

say "Lat the Chinese live in their own way as Government objects to its offers baving reifed they do elsewhere.". But we are not list interests, but Tonly wish your Exellency had one ing for the Chinose only, If an spidemio single street of Chinese houses bringing in a ewspates from the Chinese quarter, will it not fair rental and then you would hare some mall spread to other parts of the town? It is not sympathy with the memorialists. Bat the m solely a Chinas question. I should be very rial comes not from property owners only. gladta haar any really good reason for any furtles Your Exo-lieuoy has promised the Chiness shall postponement of this matter, but on the very have bandant time, that there shall be no hurry, laat ocuasion that the entire Council wet,uo prossura. Well, the memorialists pray for a bafore this memorial had been placed isfora ms, little time that they may giv· stery das consi it was decided that we should cartainly go on doration to this important Bill Applane

II. A. P. MACEWEN-This discussion han with the Bill, but with no nadna prozzors what- ever, and I think that that is fair and reasonablo. boom romawhat longer than I expected, but I am Hon F. Rra-Your predocessor distinctly era that we have all listenot with great interest to the spach just made by Mr. Sharp. When stated in this Chambar that the Bill would not

this petition was brenght to me for signstura I ba preosadad with until next saasion.

Ilie EXCELLENT--I boliers at the last west, think I statod distinolly why I was unable to ing of this Corneil my predecessor just before sign it. I hare spent a prea wany hours and vacating office said something to that effect, but daye on the preparation of this Bill and I stated the Government do not consider Elsalves distinctly that as far as the sanitary portion of band by what Mr. Marsh said on that occasion, the Bill was concerned it should be pushed fors Hoa P. RYBIE-Whose word are we, theu, to work at cuce, but I have always takan ob votion to say sacrifice of vested interests The Lake?

prople seem to have got iate their healy tha Hon. P. RYRI-If we are to take one person's property is to bassorified, and that those who word one day and another the next, how we we own property which has not got the ten feet yard are so here it pulled down. I was abwant to go on?

when this Bill was read a arst time, but I should like it to be clearly stated what action the Governmaset intends taking with reference to compensation. If your Ersilasy wore to EXCELLENCY-Them is 3 session. tell those gentlemen that if the Govern- Sir Georgs Bowon was the first to introduce mant pill their houses down they will re- session here, but we have to session. If we caire coapsesation it would put a stop to were to prorogue the Conncil ut the end of the thutrouble. Wearn here to represent the later asta session then at the dart meeting orgthing of the poor and not that of the landlords. It mast be began again de nouo. Bat I think has been stated that should this Bill pass 20,000 we are travelling rather wide of the question people will be rendered homeless. I esunet think how this ridiculags statement got about, but it We shall sectie everything satisfactorily if

His EXCELLENCY-At present, inine.

His EXCELLENCE We shall go on pleasantly enoug's an we are doing.

Hon. P. BME-But we are not in session

Ele

now.

we can only understand one another and work to is a pity that those who knew better did not gelder, butnot if you are continually lookingupou take the trouble to explode sach an absurd the Government as working against theinteresta For tureel I can only say Get on ut nece with of the Coleny. I am parfontly ready to listen to this Bill and its important clauses." Oue of the most orging uvils with which this Bill deals is the anything any one wishes to say.

Mr. Wet TUE said that he had noted as inter overarowdug of liowased coolie houses. The cou- dition of many of these planes is perfectly disgust- prater to Mr. Chadwick when he was in the ing. We have co porer tomntrol thea at pre- Colony. Mr. Obadwick bad said that the Rot and we ask for such power.

creation Gromad would act as langs-for the

Chinese community but since a public latrine

His EXCELLE CY-Ws have power by an ali

bad boop plased at one end it was perfectly nerdianes to prosecute, sed & pro eaton is about less. He was not a medical man but he should be commsnood; shortly. I have undertaken think that the small arising from that quarter that on my own responsibility.

Hor-AP.MACHWEN-I surethateveryone must certainly be injurious to health.

must be filled with admiration at the way in Mr. G. SHARP-I trust that persons will turn which your Excellency hes pushed on this Bill the leaves of the memorial presented by your A proat many people have not signed the memo- Excellomoy for themselves and take note of the rial presented to you. I myself know a great fact that it is signed by the whola community, many persons who have refused to sign it, and I Four persons only bare boon asked to sign itam sure Mr. Sharp knows this alsc. who have refared. Of these four, two own no property whatever in this Colony.. In the whole

Hon. A. P. MAOEWEN-This is not the plass community these are the only perspus who have to mention any names, but after the mosting 1 refused to sign the manorial. It was thought shall be happy to bring these persons food to bout not to overload the memorial with signa-

Mr. SSAEPI da not know it

tares so that only a few hundreds spear, but foos with Me, Slurp and see if he than adheres to his statement. The Bill should be pushed there are a number of paracos engaged in bus forward at once, but at the sametime the question ness and professions in this Colmy who are of compensation should be dealt with. A large there represented although their signatures do

not appear. It was thought better in the petraumber of infants died every month from dis- tion not to go into any particulars of the Bill be eas caused by nothing more or less than dirt. Hou. P. Rrers-The mortality amongst in- cause there are some small differences which were impossible to avoid. There does act appear these fauts might occur anywhere. It has nothing any expression of opinion as regards the Bill, it to do with dirt.

His EXCELLENT-There is no doubt that simply ask your Excely to carry out

European community, a Chinese community will look upen it me un infringement of ite BANGKOX Messrs. Ramsay & Co.

privileges. The course taken in the neigh- SINNACRE Messrs. Sario & Co.

bouring colony suggests the question whe PENANG.Merers. Mayoard & Co. COLOMBO...Mears. M. & J. Forgason. ther some control could not be tervised over Catcura......Mestre. Newinan & Co.

His EXORILENCY Baid-Gentlemen, the hon. what was promised by the late Acting many of the diseases of which istanta die in la the sals of poisonous druge. in Hongkong,

It will, I think, wako a long time, I think 1 may

the Attorney-Ganoral. It colony are the result of filth. Do not seppos BYDNEY.Mosera. Gordon & Gotab.

safely say it is one of the most importans Bills gentleman who has just addressed as put this Governor and I would be a mistake to attempt to forcibly MELBOURNE.. Messra. Norton, Hargrare & Co.

The celebration of the Jubilee was a splendid that have been brought before this Counel! for memorial into my hande yesterday and therefore was said distinctly by Mr. Marsh that the that I do unt icok personally into those things. BRISBASE... Mesare. Gordon & Goich, - suppress the practice of Chinese medione in LONDON... Mr. F. Algar, Clement's Lane.

I hope that day one the colony and to compel the natives to seek success; the weather was brilliant end all that very long time; but it is noted to go on I have had some little time to read it through. Bill would not be proceeded with. At the last I have visited some portions of the native with it at prosunt beyond the dr reading, when I wish to impress upon everybody that this meeting of the Legislative Council at which quarter sud of the slagse round about, and I LONDON...Mesure. Street & Co. 30 Cornbill, the aid of European doctors when they are

could be desired, while the pageant was gorgeous it will be adjourned sizodie,”

Government endeavours to do ita rey hout. to Mr. Marsh was proient, the Acting Attorneys about to do so again. LONDON.......Messrs. Baten, Hendy & Ch.

in the extreme. Hy the popaluos the demonstra- Your Excellency sastated that the Govern reompile publie daty with private intereste. General said that he had no other bille to bring who has any suggestions to offer on the Bill will citizens of this place just sin. He was then reminded by the Surveyor make a point of dianting them with ma I do LONDON. Mr. W.M. Wills 151 Caznon 8t: sick; although it certainly seems norralous tons of loyalty towards the fun were most bent word very anxious there should be ample We are

Hot General, Mr. Price, that there was another Bill, not think any one will secres me of reticence and SAN FRAN'.Mr. P. Fisher, 21, Merchants that while a trained European is absolu.ely enthusiastic, and the Juperial Friness of Ger part of the European, but also on the part of aware

time to consider the question, not only on the mack n you yourselves, and

that the Government doos ot the Public Health Bill. Mr. Mareh said that it I am always defighted to discuss matters withany Exchange. NEW YORK....Mr. S. Wind, 31, Park Bow. prohibited from practising as a doctor unless many were loudly obeeted. The Indian Princes the Chinese cotamanity, and, on the occasion of represent the interests of all very ranch bet would be read for information and then post body. With regard to the question of comperas

Daily Press Olos, Janasey 1987.

be can produce diplomas of a certain grade, also excited doop intéreit.

■deputation at Chinese waiting upon Your Ex-'ter than some people seem to think. We have poped sine die, and the Attorney-General added, tion, I think that will be a difficult was to settle.

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