MALL SUPPLEMENT TOWTHHARUNG KUNGE DALLY, PRESS,
IROKMHWL (25 PA 15007)
yacht is almást on the top of it. Fortunatel the Arrow was well to windward mad eftthe mark (in low of the launch ) on her starboard hand. Had it not beans, could the umpics havó compelled har to go about, and round the mark when subsanantly moored F We hear the Colleen Bawn, which carried a powerful legal crew, hare evan now lodge a protest, but considering that at Chung Hne their times were taken
Colson Bawn a pe
H. M.. 8.
2. 4100.
B. M. §. "' Impérienss,” Bow, M. H. Cobbe,
9et. lbs. at DA 9st. 181be.
Or the stavieb aarom to the Chung Hasmarke the led freshened, The Roord mark boat was passed in the following order:
15. 3. Me
...... 10at Sib
Tab. Olba
Imporiouse's pig A
1 59 00.
'9 12' 00
203 04
No. F. H. Walter, No,
G. W. Brabant, Stroke, H. W. Istoulie.
Cor. T. B. Handcook, ......
H. M, E. Cordella." How. T. & Litokfeld.... 884, 5lbs. Ne 2. P. A. Bateman-Champain Bat. 11lbs. No. 3, O. Davies 10st. lbs. Stroke. E. Alton,...
Sat. 10ba.
Cena galiny
Hailoong's cutter
-9 8 7 2:06 00
On ra
do tekant of th The Victoria then went ahaad
batsmen conmined together till timi..
was he to publish the libal that is askel a gon" though coneliod in very friendly terms, throw guming after e Robiitis was immediately in have a drink at the bar with him, andant a hidea then, wing that he (defendant) considerady, and iter for a few yards on even
rameters of bwe, byn woken from one. Barrow did who had soduced the fate listoking to him badanie, that shoes were terms with the Shamrock, Thistle and me. Then the Thistle and Rune Lownd the others
aut stay long a homat an easy ono baalt the rond the letter, and then, it was alged, bis being objectal to in them, that people the way, the Shamrook, banging on to their
Major Malen, whisk that gentleman roepfed not pay for te drink. Not content with das felt very angry agahut ki q, but that of course sika pirm denth,
On Suckloworth joining" "Lawson 1 soring he went down to the Victoria Hotel, a thornmplainant would do nothing to injure hiro. without, however,
was orah very rapid, Shuttlewording on the verandah he read this latter again. Is that he was not the man to bear a "malicious quickening Tim Heroke. The Thistle roos
several to the bandary, while Lowon drove also wont into fr. Lang's shop. Mr. Lang was grudge agafoat'a sam for life, and that no one posed the Rasa and shortly afterwards the Shamrock did ditto and it became apparent
On the homeward ran the wind full light and Major Milea interry Barracks, tina tailor and advertised in the complainant'd do anything against him without proof, in that the race was butween the Shampook and
Agrod over the North bulary, and finally into the newspaper. The Comedore's gallay went abond.
The defendant went to Mr.duating that complainant had worything, in
the Thistle. When the Shamrock osme on
zace for sound took place between the Imperio arbourThe Media declaval their Inning Lang's shop and read this libal. Proceeding is bands. that he dould get aim (defendant) --son-time with the Thietln, betting wait very
t'or, &. D. Forbes, A......... dat. Slbe-use and Lugonu-the latter waning, F1 olond at 6 Lowson having gel 1 aut on his way he read it in the shop of Heuer into trouble, but tint le sould not do anything
miano, Herbst & Co., so that as far as publica- if he woult give him Second Violin. Soon strong on the Bhamrank, and 10 to failed fu
On starting the Cordalis took a little drap Hailong boat did very well on the turret Shulleworth 201 many instances to Bod takers. The Thistle we think it will seareely be pheld. The tage, of her start and went abend but the Im-zun and made faster time than the ending basso, B. As conued with blood Woultion was denournal, he thought when they Violin had just had a great saves at Sheng rowed on in good style, but the Bhamrock kept the Arrow morsted her load an the home gas, and pericuss iton palled up and gave the Cordelia The boats passed the winning mark in the oval and ergt. Dill. The wickets went down had heard the vines the jury, would have but, where he had won the Champions, and lead. Just as they were eating this winning passed the flag ship about threa minus ahead the load. For the last three-gators of a mile following order - port and the result was getting critical, a launch of the Linus named below. For some reatha Impérieuse bad en ansy win, their long stroka Tar right across the bows of the Shamrnak. near Son or sther the gnu did not fire und that telling on the extremely short choppy stroke.of
wiping the boat. The Thistle luckily for time bail pessed. The Colleen Hawn put in an the cpposing orow. Adres had inade water and going ahead appearance later on with an English ensign you by abgas half length. Time Ilmine, lasc. hung half-maak, but as their racing flag was net SALLISO RE-FOR ALL OPEN BOATS, any lawerot in sympathy, we conclude the bif rig; Chinese owned beats excluded; estraneo, mat flag only referred to the protest mentioned
earlier. Times at the flagship were:—— Brat prize, Belts soond prize, $10. The following word the entries:-
Casimindora's Galley. Apcena's Cafter.
H.31.8. Impérieuse's Loire.... Mr. O. Smith' Cutter, si. Thi Hailong's Catter.... The Loire Inférieure's Gig. The Nantes le Havre's whaler.
A good start was made at 1. p.m. The Commodore's galley quickly went ahead and the Brat mark was toandód as follows by the loading
boats
Commodore's galloy
-Ana's outter
Mr. C. Sith's cutter
H. M
28010
2324 00 2 40. 00 The breeze then freshened and thescoopd mark
was passed as follows:-
Commodore's galley
Ancona catter ..
3 17 00
Mr. C. Smith's catter.
340 00 The bouts all followed the course outside Stopwatter's Island and the leading boats „inished as below com
Commader's galley Ancona's enttor
SAILING RACE (Handicap); for partially dock, ed boats not exceeding the following dimon mioter 20 ft. (long) by 5 ft. (heax) by 3 It (drasght. Cup presented by the Lion. A P. McEwen. Entranon, $2.
Mr. C. J. Willisme's
Mr. G. Lammert's..
Mr. E. B. Shepherd's
Violet-1 Iropo-2 Christian-3
Mera, C. Papa & A. H. Ougb's... Dei
Mr. G. S. Long's........
Mr. C. H. Thompson's.
Chameleon
..Jeannetta
Mr. R. W. Withera's.
| MosquÎla The boats started at 1. 88 p.m. There was a light wind and the first, mark was-rounded as
followe
Irezi..... Violet Christine
M. #.
1 37 00 39 00 40 10
The Violet then passed the Irene shortly after shooting the frat mark and of gost mark the
boats wäre as follows
Viulot
lène.....
.
# M. 1.
...... 3 23 09 붐 찜장 1900
From here the basta cara up: well together and a poed finish resulted as follows:-
Vinlet
1:eve
Z. B.
4 221 00
4 98 00
4 23 00
Christi Yaeni Race; for Yaelte over 10 tons, om. trauce. time for tonaaga; Cap prosunted Thy the The O. P. Chater.
The wetries for this recu were not so nn- merous as to cause muck excitement about town, and we fancy there would not have, beên much 'adverse comment: Bad Mr. Chator, under the sir camatamees, transferred his valuable prize to some other race with a larger field of compati Cora.' (if cours such a step would be rough es the two onam who tend the mark, but when we look back on our past yaotting records bere it does auem butter that, wo should "lug to*
Arrow.
Colleen Bay
4. 15.00
SECOND DAT, 20th December. Fine weather favoared the second day of the Regatta, although there was rather & freak wind and the we was somewhat lampy. The attendance bafb on the flagship and on private launches appeared to be quite equal to the first day and thu roing, was such that the Begatta of 1889 should take a very good place in Tural aquatic records. The race in which ziurally Finos" interest centred was the International. Unfortunately this year the entries were fewer than ever, an English and a Scotch boat being the only two which came to the scratch. After yesterday'e form au the part of some of the lead- ing members of the English grew, a vistory for Sortland, seemed almost a certainty, and the win of the English crew came us a ¿urprise even to thos who had booked their boat. It is only justice, however, to add that more than once the Sontoh crew seemed to have the rucs in band: Master sod his crow are therefore the more to be enm- plimented for the plucky manner in which they pulled, off the race. The Junior Scals were carried off by Fredericks, who deservedly won K good race. The Garrison Cup, as was exported, fell to the Shamrock, the Military orów, al though the Naval crew made a good rice for the Hext place, and the. Victoris, stroked by Master, seemed at one time to have a gool | chance of winzing till the erratic-steering of { their cox put thom entirely out of the race The American cup, one if the best-contested and best-timed races of the Regatta, was won |æfter a bacl fight by the Thistle, the Look und Be Kornblume holding her almost to the last,
It was our duty yesterday to slide to the manner in which launakrs crowded on the coarse, sad therefore it is only right to re- cord that on the second day the course was tent in such a manner as to leave no trou for censure and it is only to be hoped that the same food order may be observed in future Regattas without the painful maccacity of calling such
|
marked attention to offenders.
During the afternoon, the Band of the A. & S. Highlanders played the following selections on Bord ths Augahip-
GARSON CUP presented by the Officers of the Garrison; for four-sare; distance, one mile; entranco, 370; to be rowed in boots the property of the Victoria Recreation Clab or boats similar in build to those halanging to Victoria Recreation Club No Internatloss! Crews to enter for this race.
"Shamrock"-First Station No. 5.-Searlet and White, Bow, W. Thorburn, ....
...... 10st. 6lb■. No, Capt. Robinson,..
11st $lta. No. 3, D. Henderson, ....
.....11at. 5lbs. troke, Capt. Davidson,
12t. llbe Cer, R. de Q. Boyd,
Sut. 0lbs.
No. 2, R. Hyde.... No. 3, R. B. Garde, Stroke, J. D. ikickley,.
Com, H. Brocklebank, ...................
"Vistoria."--Third. Siation No. 1-Black and Bow, A. Duer,
*** ap A 2, D. Kennedy, No. 7. A. G. Stephen, Straks, G. C. C. Master, .
Coz W. Stopani,
"Kersblume."Spoond. Station No. 2.Admiral's Bow, P. Oliver,
Flag.
9at. 101ba 9a6. 9lbs. 1let. 6lbs. Hat 11. Gst. 11lba.
White.
10st. 10bg. 12at, "7lbs. Ilat. Olbs. 10st. 5lba. 8st. Glbs.
Thistle."
Blation No. 3. Red and Black Sach,
Bów, E. 1. Shepherd, .....
10nt: šība.
No. 3, N. Blair,.
10gt. .5lbs
1lat. 8lbs.
12st. 31.
Gat. 121ba
Orange.
No. 3, J. Little, ...
Stroke, G. Bramwell, Cox, G. C. White,..
9at. 10lta. 10st. 6b8:
1st. lbs.
Ket 1'iba öst. 10lbs.
"Bcse." Station No 4--White and Bow, A.. Skelton, No. 2, G. L. Duncan, No. 3, T. H. Dalby. Stroke J. M. Laing, Cox, A. T. White, The five boats went away to a splendid start The Sha rock went ahead in good style with the Hose close up, the remaining boate being to gether for a third placo. The Thistle then ha gan to show to the front with Korablame well up on the stero. The Eces then fell so far behind as to be well out of 16, The Victoria which had besa going steadily, now came up in good style, wel afroked by Master. She pasend all the other boats, except the bading boat, and al though she hung on to her was not able to get ahead. When Bearing home, bawaver, she again made a spurt and bad it not been for the very Cotabad steering of her cor, she might have had Offenbach show for win. As it was she lost two or three lengths and only managed to care third place. aidate. The time & mint was nearly the beat for the mile
Fenst during the whole of the Regatta.
"AMERICAN CUP." presented by the American Community; for four-bars; distance, una muiló; entrance, $1 To by rowed in boste the pro- perly of the Victoria Hecreation Club..
Thistle First. Station No. 4-YoHów and Black, Bow, F. Jeckins,
... 11st. libs. 10t Blba ...... 1st. 10lbs.
12st; 7:
Fut. 51by.
Grand March" Victoris Barhus...... Yalso. Slumber song" Selection Orphée aux Enfers" Polonais... by Pater Prince of Oldenburg Valed Estudiantina
Galopaber stock and et
Goodb
Dotails of the events are as follow JUNIOR SCULLS Cup presented by J... Fran- is, Es_C; poin any member of the Victoria Raereation Club who has never wan a Sealing. Race in China or Japan; ilistanus,
ito. Entrance fee, $5.
o
M. Fredericks, Dat W. H Potte, 12st, 2lbs.
Jurabo-I
Sootin-
H. W. Matonlfe, lat. Vibati-3 Fredericks got, nway on n goud start and lad. the others, Motcalfe bring next, and Potts last. The boats continued in this order until the first quarter of a file was covered. Potts then gru
a bit rad say if omitting the item from the predeally oms up on Metalfo and both went up
on the leading boat, but Fredericks howover reus gramme for a times would tempt yachting en
ponded and was leading by ahent a longik at the stuns to build, burchase, and sail. The
half wile. Metcalfe then left Potts ved nude s Kaibles was not entered this year, in fact the
Conair alterations which have been decided spurt towards winning but he soon fall back apon by her woher are already commened again noi Potta and letcalfe pulled away to Yarbit racing wider certain and encre often anther for some time, but could not touch der wertain circumstance--has a little touch Fredericks who won by about, longit and s of danger bent it, with a sarcity of life-half, Potts coming in secard by half a length. bH in the Colony Mr. Bas decided that, so fur he was comesried, if was not a good risk," The entries therefore woro rodneed to:
Mr. W. Forbes Naomi,
...... 30 tons.
Time Buina. sec.
FOR HEAFT Gias; open to Earpenti Non-" on
Imissioned officers and men of any Regiment, dr Carps of the Garrison, or to European merabers of the Police Force, the bouts to be approved by the, Committee; distance, one mile; time allowed for oars, 8 seconds per par; four treats oust sinet for two prizes; entrance. $1 Brat prize, $15; "socand prize 37: the wisnor of twee No. 2 first day to borxduded) Post antrin
Royal Engineer's, A&. ighlander's
Engineer--1 Argyll
Royal Artillery's big no-3 This proved one of the bast rachs of the invet- ing. The Artillery, took the load on starting, bab were quickly picked up by the Rugiastal boat who took the lead and kept it for some distance.
--- Hans-Pottaand Fa. Havsar's Arielli tena. At Barly morning there appeared very little de prospect of sport for those solely interestol in le sing rucs, but matters became more hope Ful lato on unt ut one o'clock there was just eroogh air unting around to blow despair way, Wiem Captais "Anderson dispstobed the two large his there was only sufficient breeze from the NN to fil the canvas but it was better - than nothing at all. The start was made_at`1. 52.45, and the allerof thetwynebts being much surfer any had au sppreciable lesd for soms distance. She had the appearance from the very start of mourning the absenen of her old friend The Engineers then passed the Artillery, and and oppormous, the Kathleen, and being i tried to get on even tecus with the Regiment, sulke did not do half her best. With every The Regiment however spurted and still kept itch of canvas they all. eram on the spare the lead by about kalf slength. The Engineers the two made for the art mark-s boat off then put the speed and coming up in line style Cos-echow-and the Naomi xon mnde it. erident that she was not going to humour her splendid cave enged, ending in a victory for rival's laziness, for the romped away from her the Engines. Tips mins. 34 sock. 1fore Green Island was fairly opened up.
INTERNATIONAL RACE. CHALLENGE Cor" Presented by the Victoria Recreation Club: Runcing into a capital whole-mail blow on
for four-sors; one-mile-and-a-half; entrance, aring the mark host, the bigger yucht made the most of it, took in hor jib topsail, and pargel
310, to be rowed in bonts the property of the Vistaria Reservation lub away to get us much of her time penalty in Land as possible. The Ariel with bad luck ran into the base when it was half speat, and from that point her chance of victory vins all bat gata. The timas en rounding the boat
· were:-
Nori!
Aric)
N. X.
2 46 30
Close hauled for a time until the next mark was clear, the two made the best of their was;
the Naemi selling bar jib topsail again. There was no face to describa The subsequent curl houts were paad an follows, Cung Hue:
Neozzi. Ariol
Flagship (first round
Neomi.
Kogatle Bay:-
Ariel
Nanmi
07
50
31
10 00
માં શ
English."-First Station No. 2. Bon Sanh, St. George's Cross,
Bos, E. B. Shepbord No. 2, G. H. Potta...... No. 8, G. Bramwell. Stroka, G. C. C. Master..
Cor, G. C. While...
Scotch."--Second.
10t. lbs. 12xt. lib. 1st. lbs. 10st. blue. Cat. 121.
Station No. 1-White, Thistle Badge.
No. 2, D. Kanady.
Bow, E., M. Blair.
No 34. G. Stephen...
Stroke Capt. Davideso
Coz, W. Stopeni
10st. Elbe 1281, 7ibs. list. Üld. 12st. Uth.
est. lbs.
The Scotch started favourites, betting being
5 to 1in their favour. As soon as the gun was fired the English took the lead, the Scotsk being ekes up. Both crews were rowing
steady
stroke, the Sectoù going well within themselv When the Erst quarter of a mile was covered the English were leading by about a length, but
No. 2, G. L. Duncan,
No 3, A. Duer.......
Stroke, D. Kennedy,
Cox, W. Stopani...........
Leek."-Second... · --- · Station No. 3.-Rod and Black Saah.
Воя, А. Опра
Na. C. B. Thompsor.
1st. 9ths. 10st. 51. 1st. 1.
No. 3. G. Potta....... Stroke, Bramèalmi 12at, ba.
Cox, W. Bamroy
Get: lilbe.
*Kornbí«me.”—Third.
Bow, E. G. Young,
Station No. 5.-Blue and Gold Sarb.
10st: alba.
11st. Sis
10st. Slbs.
No. 2. J. T. H. Sample,.....
No. 3, E. M. Blair,
Stroke, E B. Shepherd,.
10st. 5lbs. Cas, "A. T. While... Set. 2016w Rayn."
Stetler-No:-L-Blue and White. Bow, W. Thorburn. 1val., alba No. 2, A. M. Bruce, 10st. lbs. No A. G. Stephon
Stroke, E. Friedrichs...
Cox, H. Brocklebank.
11st. Olb.
13st. 2b. Gat. 1tba
Victoria. Station No. 2-Black and White. Bow, R. B. Gardo
No., F. E. Martini.......... No. 3, J. Little ... Stroke, G. C. C. Master Cox, "G, O. Wbita,..
11. 6 12st. 21ba 11et. Blus
st. 5lbs. Gat. 12lbs,
." Shamrook." Station No. B-White with Red Bost Bow, R M. Jameson,
11st. lbs. 1t. be.
No. 2, T H. Dulby,
No. 3, J. D. ekday,
Cominadora's galley Amcor ......... Importere. Fremse...... manual in Hailong-
Anio atana
".
H.
2 50 60% 251
20
2 32 10
2 53 40 3 12 44
BALLING Raus (Handionp); for partially decked boats not raceding the following dimoosionar 2014. (long) by 5 ft. (biam) by 3ft.(draught); prize, cap; entrance, $2.
Messes. C. Faria nnd A. H. Ongh's...... Dal Mr. G. S. Long's..... Mr. O. H. Thompson's Mr. G. P. Lammert'e......
Mr. E. B. Shepherd's Mr. Q. J, William' Mr. R. W. Withers'.. These bonds were started at 1.14 quilo capsized just before- tho race Irene was leading to the first Violt following else astern, boat was passed na foliowa :
Terо...
Violat
Chameleon.
Carietine
Chameleon Jeanarite
Irena
Curicinə
..... Virlat Mosanita
The Mos begran.. Thio
mark bent, the
he first mark
и. 3.
1450
144 30
1 18 23
1 49.00
The Violet paced the second mark bont at 2. 13. (the other boat times up! being taken) ami came in an easy winner, passing the winning post at 3 pm, the Chameleon second it 309. The other sosts on along together hat the wiad being light and the tide strong, they fail ed ta resol ibe wlosing post.
YACHT RACE; for yachts over 10 fama ÷ Áng trance, $10: time for tommige; Cap presented by E. R. Balilios, Beg
tons.
o following ara tha scoVER ***
THE MEDICOS
Sure-Major Robbing, Deak
A Morte, RN, M
fr. 1. 2. Pieces Wuck,.
De. J. A. Lavac, stout
Anne-Major Mare,
& Milos
yeon Bia Heworth, It S., not out, Dr. . . Atkinsh}
Dep-Surg. General: Paterem |
Surgeon Bekann
· ECVAL ARTILL
Licet. Woo, e baratas ward no mene
St., Ball' ONE, LETHALM
4. Sankey, e
M Milesh Yewash
BNE, CTR 11 w. w
Lion 4.1.., Shatilanth
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wei, Pinero, n Tamadastrinig bed
Corp. W. Shallowarth, Lama Burder, 2010. Grense Thorne, Epson,
KAN..
Stage Wicker Maregi
18
A single wicket toatch was played on Sat day, the thus by the Sarvicers of the Horin Raymaka and non-přize wlayars,
The following are talk anpream
Frost
BERNI ISTINGS smith, L.
17 reil
rapidly and, withthexeption of ejor Mies no diffenty on that point. The defendant at-ho (defeatlant) had refused $3,000 for him. none of the Artilleryman were At all at honne tacked the plaintif in his capasity as a fourus omplainant domandati of him that pony with the bowling. The total only reached 107, solib, and by his plea of justification he would consideration of keeping nich us to certain that the allicastor by 07 ra Low had Save to prove that avery allegation contained in fact he had against him he saw through that wickets for $3. Rabbins and Shut toworth having that letter was too and that it was for the latter at once and did not reply, defying the Lone each for 22 and 23 runs voip etivoly.
pablo geo that it was published.
ramplainant to do bla worst. Ever since that The complainant was then called and set time, complainant had baing doing his best to a journalist and editor and proprior of the injure him wheneror there was the alightart Hangkong Tongraph. On the ereaing of theohanes of bringing his name forward, and bad 9 October I went to Mrose and returnedado direct imputations of dishonesty and dia home the following night about it.15. My wife honourable conduct. He then went on to com banded me the latter produced, which I read. rat in detail on the various enfòrabices to him The next day I came down town looking for Mr. which hud appeared in the complainant's paper, Brandt, Iome to the longkong Hotel but and waterred to the eivonstances of the def could not fhid him. I looked for him the whole Brandt. Grimbla, Ho, then read the article day but could not find him. I was very much of the 9th October, ovamenting thereupon, excited about the letter. On finding the defenaad, probaeding to justify the letter ho wrote | dant had been ramling the latter to various par to the complainant, Isaid, in reference to
sona I immediately took legal advice and institut the passage charging plainant with.
having deliberately lied when he mid it was a il legn proceedings.
Tho compisiasat was cross-examined at great gambling case, that he had shown it was not a length by the defendant. He he had been gaukling one, ant that complainant know it
liter of the Hongkong Telegraph sinen 1881. because he was in court ligafile conteuried, Te had been erfalluntly prosented for libel tast the complainant's comparing him with a infamous and cowardly, as tire times, and thought he had had two ciril weleker was
the letter, and as to the actions brought ag inst him. He had on one sileged in convioled criminally, and sivilly he lost twine, ramark that it aluld not hapunished, with nominal durages in both ser In Winkbe bad prayed that by issuing a writ ing's caso the daivizet were $250, they wore inid against him. He also contended that be. at $1,000 in Balin's case they wero 8100 the bad proved but tho Tolsgraph was a vilo paper, amennt claim being $1,000. 11e danied that referring specially to a paragraph about certain he had over abused the defendant personally prostitates, which he said was unfit to appear in He had known his about ten years. There a paper taken by any respectable family. As to* was time when they were on friendly terms--the allegation that complainant was a wholesale from 1880 to 18 or 1881. He did not renntleat radares and carilor. he referred to the libel that at the sad of 1963 be asked defendant to ones which bit hean tronght against the com give him a pony lied Second Violin, but it was plaitant and to varias.comments on differentia Tery possible ho did so. Defendant did not dividuals. He thon pronus to justify the writ produced, and now distinctly remembered the cir-fene, and dwelt at some longth on thoinjury that cumpetence. He had not abused defendant averag lik ly to b done to his credit by the article since whenever he had the opportunity. He Lui which had called forth that later. The article, never abused him at all either publicly or pihe gentled, was ditated by parsial matios
ately, in his sporting writings or otherwis, and onsity.
Mr. Phillippo said he did not pro,le to dotain Defendant used to live in witness'n hong dur-
tho, jay long, but would brinfy anerer sowe of Den 22 ingeure mastioga, id n laut (b) tod, Smit
The defendant the put in a number of oping the allegations made by the defendant and showr Butcher, & Hutchisar, Sankth... e pudi v 1.1-hisun of complainant's paper dating from 1994, Southom that had totally failed in his plea. taining actions against the defendant in The defendant denied that the letter was in cruncation with racing matters, including the any way libellens against. Mr. Fraser-Smith,. Otawara affair, and other matters. Some of but he had not given the jury any good these, it appeared, bad bean commnolented explanation of what he meant by saying
Mr. Freser-Smith ared his position na ari scìtor the late Mr. M., A. Bidwell. "Coming to the an ticle of the 16th October, which called forth the to gratify privalai spite. He also called him s letter on which he was now being prosecuted wholesteriler, but again lid aut proved defendant nekad
that. The defendant plead d. that the words You dare to veonse me of welshing - am were true in mebatanes und in foot. The learn- prepared to maistain the truth of every word ined counsel said the defendant and totally failed n ̈proving that and had said nothing at ali s the article.
Yon dars to say I bave obtained money under to publication being for the public good. As falan prstences P-That is about as near to you to Mr. Craser Swith not giving the defealant opportunity of insecting the letter in the paper, it was the defendant who did not give Mr. Fraser Smith a. olearics, because the vary next day he went out to various publia pinosa and there published and read the letter to gea- themro who were Prisgil V. Fraser Bith. They had head a good desi about "proso azion
Gostion was no eseuse mantever. If he the man, he could not enrned sell zurdered put forward anything in mitigation of that. The defradant said he came triumphantly out of Grimble's ense, but he only got 8 when the claim was for $500, so that was not triumphant He asked tho jury with great confidence for o
thehin, Lotus out. I vive him tha puny. He recortain the lattering of the letter, as bang his only means of do-
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Mr. W. . Forbes's Naomi, Mear. Potts und Van Buren's Ariel. 14 tons. Naomi and the Ariel were yesday, as on Thursday, the only two cenft under this hend," which faced the stärter; but there was promise. of better sport than on the provius day, for bundug was floating merrily to a capital N.N. E breeze which looked like haliling its own Halleckcarabisch throughout the day:--
At 1.46.50 the two entiers were sul on their
The Arial was.
PR
Nghe &
SEIRINGA.
journey, which was the same course us of at yan. The Naomi wes content with a ji hendur yesterday, and it was no dons t-
HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION, ter for hard beating then bar bis galf- topsail would have been,
Tus Kwoon wan ChaMales Curs. again banded smartly and setting her ring
The fourth coupetítio for the above Erips a movs quickly followed by the Natimi shu took the load. Her rival sou pulled here
things, a ompleted on Saturday, the 21st December, self together, and altered the, state for abronat ef Green Island the larger entier waar. Wolle was the test prize for this second dila abend. Ringtails were all but with the nutch fal Mr. Ford with less here; and the Arish wisely took her sboard, Marlini-Houry policl elf double runt for "the mortar carried hars until lathe soad Cup with the highest geure et auda the Irst ng boat. The wind shifting n point with the service ville. Best scores on nnt it, or two to the East, the 14 tonner ran out her
spinnaker, and it was the means of putting less ML Wosals with de 200 cm. jobs, cad. watal "dayiglit between the two pachts. The mark off
Co-e-chow was turned by
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Mr. Fina
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Mr. W. Growe
M. M. F.
2 2.20; 13 Hains hard port shot the little veuls inre. E. J. Mos the leath of a delightful breeze, and it wos, bar" (M.It)" acoidosta, a pretty sure win for Me. Forbes's hand- some ship, for the oil Naomi just-revels in Ste.. R_. Wordin stiff boat to windward, and can walk away from any opponent we osa produce locally. Te sure wia however, did not come off, and we think Mr. | Forbes had only himself to blame, for with such a troendewly strong food tid curing he should not have stood so long on hisstai board fack i is abeat like the Naomi. It just lost-lim iho rugs, The Ariel stuck will to her opponent, al- florgh had the strong wind continuši īri tho ng i she End Huila Fope of saving her time allowance, for the Chung Hue stake-boat was passed by
204 4 3 11 5.
THE IN BONG HO LEVEL.
ARA MAWAYS COMPANY,
~ IMITED,
You mean that I chaine? money by false pretences from Grimble in this case? I have sull what I have med. A.
You accuse me of trying to obtain money by atrick need
of buriangɛ on. tice for whisk yön avut not y
Do you acenas me of attempting to obta money by s trick, meaning false preteners No; there is nothing in the article to that effect..
Bat you ancuan me of being a welsher P-No; I row.en illastration which placed you in the suine position on the visito" that a welcher Deeppier ou n race couces.
Then you say Tam a welcher P-Proofuely's years a welsher on the "rialto."
And I should be ducked in a horse-pond azi Benton B1us ?--I think you deserve it.
In farther cruxamination the complainant suit the sticla in which defendant was accused
verdict.
s fordship, in mining up. referred to the tegal points avolval at considerable length Turning to the facts of the case, he said a great deal ad bona intralized which was not ma trial. Enying that he did not past any ra
WAS
ot, loving in welsher was based on the reports of the etion on the defendant. Everyone sunt foal ese of Brault Grimble which appeared in the had to great-extend his romarka were excood. The fifth ordinary meeting at thongkong Leirgr pl. bubanbsequently ho selected igis fair, and although he bis Lordship bad
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iwice, if tr the report in the China Marl as the basic and still to shareholders of the whore car was held in later ha remembered that he was in Court part with
visw Tather of
aring the the Hongkong lintal ou Suturias muruing of the time the case was going on. Asked time of the jury than of casting any refle
item, on than cefendant's poneral condust of the Bath eet their jib topeails auf stund away Ter1st Doosanbor, Mr. J. de Sauville pasi Lupaint out the justificatior for his remarks he the mert ebreast the flag ship, Bed Iack was Here were also present. Messrs Jas, Anderson, from this tau, the wind died away whist to it | G. Apsir, and M. S. Perry, esim, whilet the Ariel. bringing up a csjelyk (5)
Ariel
The parties seemed to have been un
in alors for the leader, der when übout failed. K. Wylie, Crnky Evous, & Murray Bain said, the whole teaser of the evidence proved friendly terras in 1984. They bud heart i great
The Crate MAN aid—The Kapori luis begs in wind just rough for her was and noise our hands for some time and ny be taken xpar,, hecne dangerous for the first time in the race, as will be ease by their times taken round the ag 1-
Noora
Ariel.....
344
3 19 17
that the defendant bought share that he and
chance of taking up if the market fell. to wras prassed to point out positionly Ha defendant had repointed his fiability,
Jeal about relicus on the racing character of the dendrit but the jury must not let that eiga with them as all, as the articles which
They were put forward ti show a course of
nlnajor on this point busting a word but in on that subject showed nothing His Fontship read the report of the case to the this by the complainant, but they did not
ill sen thus the coripta fon. the year have hoor $20.99 sunt, if you talen in sideration the grau misforteerable time. that took thawway line from the land- aff during the in stem of ay bust. I 11ink:ry and said it appeared to him the defendant show anything of the sort snl if they were li- you will sider the reima satisfactory. Hud rolly did pay the difference; that Grimble Ledlens, the ilefendant bad his legai rauty as
the innay in hond
the time. Perhaps the test matter that had Sling 69 clore to the wind as possible, the not this misforthe token place is angpant enl
Alter in the defendant paf in the letter in ny baring on the case was, s paragraph which Naomi showed the way down to the Cosmopolitan leded world have bæn mandh lager. Testine which complains asked him for the pens appears in Jaly, iksi, in which the lordship Look Eng-boat, and clapping on all canvas shathe loss et 57,300, and are fully pouringed that, could carry, she tried her latest to regain her that is not too much, I must also fell on that Second Violin, referred to in the previous part of thought there was as insulting referency to the precondings. It was dated 18th December the defendant's mother, and anything of advantage. he Ariol, however, was following the receipts 'cunque al' wikli those of Tiest rear 1883. It commenced with the remark that (host kind saturally teached a ca her wake very closely, and they left le lust shot a lave i reuse for every month. J consider writer had got out of his het ona, with firing beyond perhaps a certain indirent hearing this mars, thus:
that the porn-quote of the Company are very gol.crlours, and went on to say that he would be glad was immaterial, and the importance of the case The subest of building, meine on at the Tesla have Old Fiddle" (Second Violin) as soon was contined, to the uation of Brandı. c.èrimble, | mad berfil Bleedempnuy, nad perhaps one of the
Naomi
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Bat
hofe will in faisled next you. You will Enter the Poocbow races as the defondnat liked. the article is the complainant's newspaper which Tibles were completely turned now and the that the Coming as the General Managerathe Haring referred to the treatment of the pony, followed that, and the letter which was the sabe sure win bar accidents was for the liste etter.am of 2001, and I think it very advisable made e proposition with regard to another ject of the present pas. He did not bejut menaged, with a very light wind, to sure that an intransfeital shade, as the pony, the latter went on to say that there had know how the ease of Fraudt 5. Grimble struck been some word of the dofondant's coming down the jury, but it needed to him there was not her time, and first and second gans at the Burnew-sope that is reming on and the here car to Hourlong wail the writer had hoard the much in it to count for that article. It stem- ship were fired as below :-.
ringes, will have to be provi! For Before I props the a artion of the reprrned the passly and objection" used more than oned that Grimbe had 28,00 which be kept in ing of the scomuse I shall be glad to augier vidence thy could do nothing, and whatever him for the end of the next month, wanted hita defendast had some enomier here but withenthan to tour expected lessos on Brandt's shares, and Brandt baring another transsotion with Jany question.
pened defendant might rely on the writer; thas pad the opties the veparadil areounts.
No gasstione Being a dost, du Cœximaan proho (the writer) had felt very bitterly against the to carry this lot over and saitle then, but Grim-
Niomi
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au alb her allowance of winnies the letter
Aziel................
won the race, and the cap prescited by Mi" Belios.
I last. flbx. Atrake, Capt. Daridion,
... 12xt. ilha. Cor. Fredericks, -
9st. lbs. Immediately on gun fire the Thistle and Sham rock took the lead, the Lask being part and the remaining bosta boing well in a row with litla to chose between them. Belore, however, the quar ter mile was bruly covered the bow of the Via teria broke an oar, thus putting an end to all hopes of that bont for the rave The Korabun now went ahead and kept the lead for about a handred yards when the Thistle overhauled her. each is a beppy termination to theit fights.
With only these two yachts competing, a win The Thistle and shamrcok were bow about on YACHT RAGE for yashta under 10 tags: em even terms. The Thistle than took the lead and
trues, 85; time for tonnage. Prize, Cup.- the Leek and Kornblume quickly followed in
31. May's Colleen Bawn x-Sunbeam, 3 tons. har wake, dietaveing the remaining boats by a
Mr. R. Corks'e Arrow,
8 tes length or more. From this the Thistle wie
This requires ao description, for the Arroir and never caught and Kenurdy once more stroked Colleen Baan ez Suntem (why & Sunbeam P his crew to vistory, the Leek running them hard were the only starters whilst the Arrow was the and erming in second, with the third hout well oly Baisber. From the moment the beats The time compared with the other races arawstway-1.46.50-it was clear that the was very good. Tie, 7mine. 694.
| Arrow need not trouble herself about ber fylls
FOR MEN-OF-WAL'S GIGS AND WHALERS; post, for almost immediately allow getting entries; distance, one mãe; entrance, SI; fireler way, something wont wrong with th priza, $10; second, so the boute to be approved works and diooltios with hor jib kept her back by the Committon, time allowed for pars, good deal. A desire to carry plenty of sail yester records per car; four boats must start for two day to make good their Eask of Thursday, masu prizon (Winner of 4th race, 1st day, to be her skipper which of the twelve on Board P excluded
this did not appear dangerous as the Booth overarity and one from the Imperieuse. The latter
Too boats started for this, a gig from the Al ware rowing easily with a bit in hand. At managed to pam tha jodes's post flest. Adel not up at 5 15 p.
the mile the .Sotel hed. somewhat discrens- Naomi eventually getting her gan at 4.55.55.ed the distauon betweon the boata and com-
"MEMBERS CUP," for all competing oarsmes The Arial was al course hopalesily out of it. ing up were only about half a lengti behind the YACHT RACE for yachts under 10 tons; English. By this time the bow of the Bootch
entrance, Sa time for Lengage: prize, Cap:
bout began to look rathor "groggy" and the bot Mr. F. U. May's Collens Dawn
ting fell to 5 to 3. "In spáto of the efforts of the Scolch bost, the English boat still kept the lead and at the three-quarter mile was shoot halfa length abiad. At the half mile the Scotch Imade a spurt, Davidsen setting his crew a sharp stroke, hit the English still managed to held their own and not only kept their distance, but
ex Suubus,7 tona, Mr. R. Cooke's Arrow, & top. As in the rase for wachts over 10 tons, the antries in this dans were limited to two boata
only, and the tax, if must be ter ued under and a misleading heading," was al cut as tame
z they make on. The Colleon Bawn has very increased their lead by a little. The bow of the little more chance of ever boating the Arrow Scotch hot was now evidently distressed and just na, her time allowance than she would have of before the quarter mile was passed caught a crab. besting the Arial, and if there was eror any. Despite this, however, the Scotch made another doubt about it, there should be nous now, or try, but were unable to catch the English boat yesterday the Arrow had points in band at which came in a winner by a good length and a every kind of miting.
The two clippers were ant away at Ihr
27 mina.. SR xens, and the Arrow - paver had the least occasion in fear her opponent Had the botter en formidable or even the slightest bit dangerous, she would have punished the Arrow severely for her steering "to the mark aff Coweschow; aba made a coness which must have maint a loss of i mínutes to har, but -na it was, they shot the murk as under:
Arrow
H. M. 8,
2 19 18 Colleen Flan
232 60 The good Jrveze which the boste mot just before turning the flag was ea uncomfortabla to ke Coleen Kawn as it was graiefal to the Ar cow the latter "look it'va” suð, tufled, whilst --the-half-ton aller boat funked it, and lowered her poet-handkerchief which did daty as a jikobeadər.
Granted that it is anwise to over-
In
a racing yacht with canvas it is on the other hand wall in koow when it is necessary to
kalf. Time lumio. Sisca
BROKERS.CF," presented by the Brokers of Bongkong, for double soulls; distance, ope mile; intrance $5; to bo rowekin boete the property of the Victoria Recreation Club.
Kathison.”—First. Station-No-&-White- Bow, G. Bramwell, ...
Stroke, Capt. Davidson,
Oo, H, Hrooklebank
iles."Bacond
:
12, 210s.
a. ill. Gat. Da
Station No. 2-Blue and Gold Bush. Bow, W. H. Potta... 12. 21h.
to ad a zingtail when it. wus all but usulega -
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Bastended the ash was carried. fondant, but we not the man toobarish a life would not consent and Brandt, instead Mr. Expressed the reduction of shagaimally but he must bava Old Piddie, of following what was perhaps his strict the shares. the word "must" toing underlined. The letteregal camese and taking over present & paulting committee Hou. P. Ryrienced with some remarks as to the prospects left theng to be sold by Grimble and and Messrs. J Adderson and E. Layton,
ponies belonging to the writer, and was signed conseed an action for the batanda. That Mr. Warum sounded and this mation AS3. Fraser Smith." The witness aduilted the action was tried and the question between the Learri d
Mr. Prusy proposed the re-election of Lyall us alitor.
Mr. APAN Avonded, Carried mutinously.
This ronomukul the business of the meeting.
MAK COURT.
20th Droewber
CVMİNAR SusSONS.
TILHO
ter, and in reply to farther questions said parties appeared to be confined to whether bind-fendant had the usual friendly intercourse he rate shuni te taken on the settling day or a
with him when be
dera
bow days aftacwurde, this depending on what tho from Poocho that imo, but there was a
nderstanding of the parties had been.,His little Barrier between them. He was not Lordship's own opinion certainly was, that the aware that Second Violin did of poisoning article which appeared in complainant's paper did contain a direct personal aclank on the during the races: he broke his heart and TP character of Brandt and that the oase of tured his inside, through defendant's bad riding,
play fashion was taken in! We gl the times which after surging for some distance Rying: Beroan In Howwer MR. FIELDING CLARKE, had had no personal apoiations of any kind: ACING CHEF JUSTION
at the various stake-tonte, a pair-owned samopou (two baby boys guaranteed to be under 5 years
Arrow Collier Bawa
ALLEGED LIREL.
and that was how he died. As to whether the bar. Brandt v. Crimble did not afford any justi riy already mentioned was raised into a big ons Seation or exense for that attack. Proceed- witness said be ignored the defendant; he founding to read the article, his lordship said tint. that be and the man be was raving with of cursos tipo contract was always more vauple of first class scoundrels and he wiped der less a gambling contract, and would not. feedunt off the slate altogether. Since then theydvise the jury to attach too much importance to that expression. Thosting of the article was Defendant called on him after his injury in thetho allegation that whan Brande bought tha Fotka explosion; that was the only time he bud shares be had not the remoteat mhance of taking had anything to do with defendant since the them up unless the price ross. A man who did who have not won a runn at this Regatta; proof age mancing the boat) following the Colleen Dear Readeyos changed with Tibelling Ro exposure of defondant and Eva in the Odawara that would ba fairly comparable to a weisher; but Grimble had $8,000 in Land, and he would sented by the Members of the Vistoria Re Basa ex Sunbeam (why ez Sonbear for that, bert. Fraser Smile Me, Phillippo, insteneter case,
ask them whether they thought, from the feota creation Club; for four-ones; distano, one porpase...it was only worth tas trouble to show by are. Webber appeared for (i proscentina. Defendant thou put a series of questions as toile; entrance, $10; to be rowed in boate the how well matched the loare Woro.
[The defendant ma ert represented by counsel to the scincidence of the witness having heon proved in the case of Brandt v. Grimable, that preporty of tho Vistoria Recreation Club; Cor-e-cho-
but was masheri in his defenes by Days in Macan at the time of the alleged libel oo Mirandt have no chance of taking the shares up. crews to be showen immediately after the con
The fears were Masses, M. R. F. March, J. Price, also when a paragraph recently appeared Now as to the later, they must consider whether the article to which it referred wax an clusion of the race for the "American Cap.
„Julsh, J. Bagne, W2 Gulner, C. O. E. Heer with reference fos-dir. Berkeley, as to which an Boss."-First.
marin. 9. 1st, mnt 6. 17. Rugga
Tapology was published. and again on this nocasion. attack on the defendant The language of the His Lordship rid he did not see that this was letter was very strong, but strong language was sometimes justifiable, and the jury mast look at material.
Dofondant said he had used the word "ecward", the substance. If, however, they thought the defendant took advantage of the occasion ms- in his letter and be bad to justify it.
Witness-Oh that isit! You think I ran away.liciously to attack the complainant, then it was Dofenlunt then went on to put in a zamber Sibol. His lordship then went on to deal with Bow, C. H. Thompson, No. 2, R. M. Jamcom,
We have unt. Luare of any protest lodget. being the whare market wint a walsher of copies of the defendant's paper ountaining the legal aspects of the different plaas put in by
was on imoecape id with hevingnenges which, according to his contention, the defendant.
The jury found by a mejelly of fire" to two Nearly an hour later home than the winner was bought simees on tiid for which bebid dustified the terms asoddisfattulak the latter was written without malice; No. 3 T. H. Dalby, Stroke, J. Littlə, --
simost enough to make the Colleen Bissu intention of paring and the parket went up the oburaster of the complainant and his paper... majority of four to three that it was true “Can, G. C. White,
Sunkam (why or Sunbonn) protest, if against Through fendant wrote to bim, an Re-examined by Mr. Phillippo the witness This rade was, owing to the length of the po. nothing elsa, against such a sound deathing angler dvaarding an apology, stating asid that in his remarks on the case of Brauzeit in substance and in foot by a majority of four gramme, rowed in the dark. This was to be However, her owners know the host's failings that I had deliberately fed, and styling hit a aud Grimble he wente in the public interest to the that publication was justifiable and regrotted inaapuch as the race was one of the a new it of sails would de har no pasive bofails wider walicions glanderer, a to the best of his ability and commented on the animously that publication was not for the
public benefit. best_contested of the day sud so far as time re-injury obey must try to bring her is the ard. This latter was eened by the complainant's case fairly and truly. oord goes stands higher thote any rowed during sorat better fit next regatta.******
wiño in his absence and a copy was shown by tho the Regatta. Both boalagot away to a splendid
dufeudani to'qoterul persons.
Dow, M. Frederisku. No. 2, J. M. Laing No. 3 E. R. Young, Stroke, E. Friedriónu
Cor, H. Brocklebank
"Kornblume,"
Chung Hoa :
ATERW
Coilbor Bawn
and tugabip:~
Arrow
- Colleen Baya
Atr ter
M.
405 28
PRESENTATION OF FRIZZS,
The alleged Bol was contained in a lattor writ fon by the defusal to the complaint on the 9th Getober, On this previous evening the plain. tif bad publicarl in bis paper, tho Hongkong Telegraph, in tur fele on the sass of Brift and Grila in which hunned the defendant
the defendant pleaded not guilty, also justi tication, and that the statements were trio fu abstrus and fact..
Mr. Phillippo, in oposing the caso, said the
Mrs Fraser-Smith, Mr. C. A. Herbat. Mr. A. B. Rodyk, Jr. G. B. Lammort, Mr. A. Lang, and Mr. J. P. Webber ware called to prove publication of the letter.
start, und after a few lengths together the Rose The prizes non in the Ragatta were prosented took the lead. The Korablume, reeing ja fine to the successful competitors by Lady Salmon, style trivid to overhaul, hor, bat the Rose was
This closed the case for the prosecution. on Saturday afternoon, the at fist is the equal to the occasion and going ahead won by Gymnasium of the Victoris Rerration Cub
Mr. R. Torg, broker, called by the defondant, Stroke, E. B. Shepherd, 10, bmt two lengths. Tips, which was excellent, The Gymnastim had been prettily decorated for plainant was Mr. Lobert Fraser Suzith, the said his ema bad had transactions, with defend. the ocasion and they was a large at biter and publisher on the boy Telegraph, want during the last few months to the extent of SAILING HACE; for all open bosta; any rig including many ladies at the audits of a daily sepertin this colony, The defendant, 120,000 for shares banght and sold. There
Chinese excluded; entranon, 62, first prize, pamutation obere vere given for Lady Dear Land, wara txin agent. The were cash transactions as well as time tra
20 second prize, $10.
dise was no of file of must mary kimton Thora had been au disputs except in the Tho jary, wont camember the case between case of Grimble.
Cox, W. Stopani,
............... Bib Mund."--Third-
Slation No. L-Bine and White.
Straky, E. Fredericks.....
9st. lb. 15st, be
Bow. . Friederichs,....
Cox, W. Burney, Gat. lbs.
The Erthher got away the start and al
take in The melting of this topaul what the though the other boats worked hard to entah wind fall on aft rwards was so maca tima lost; her they never overhauled her and she wod by a it should have been curried throughout. As the couple of len the. Just after the art the Arrow dested hung Hus it wax anticed that Eileen took the second place, the Mand boing the fg bout had either drifted or bed hean third. The Efloon when about half the d pain a position much farther East taan tanso was covered put on a splendid spurt and al, and just as the Tsokt ad shaped course once looked like getting on even terms with the
wine 37. Res.
The entries were
Impérieuse's Gig.
Mr. Smith's Annio....
... Commodore's Gailey.
Ancona's Cutter.
Hailong's Cutter
Sailors' Home Cutler.
Torpe lo Depot'a Fiume,
Salmon.
_GRICKET___
His Lordship said that on the first fading he would enter a voglist of not guilty and the defendant would be discharged. He asked the Counsel for the proscention whether he denied. a parciel or nut on the second question.
Ste. Phillippo glied in the aestivo. His Lordship said in that no he thought tance must be a finding in favour of the pro- contion because the whole pies had not been establishet.
Phillip As the plea of justification is not upbell will yar lordship girà costa ♬
His Lorship said the custs are dealt with by Gritabloigd Brandt tried in the Suprons Court.. The witness was not aross-examined."
His Lordshipsali did not think Mr. Phil. The defendant then addreread the jury, the the Ordinance, but he thought the proscention lippe reald aamun the jury remembered that said ha admitted that be did write and for antitled to recover dests-on-the-ples of RAL ARTILLERY. HONGKONG "Mess.ca, uneven if they did the fiefs wand her ward, the letter and be was not ashamed justification, which would not avant to pob
Mr. Brandt sid. he thought he was untilled The provocation was so enar- This match, which is intended to be an aununda be praved. Cras Ingst not refer to tip to own it. ono. vue played on the 19th fust, and after some minary of the jury only to the pricence he was moes that to write a simple letter of that to his sta
His Lodehip-Yes, I think you are entitled good and occasionally amusing cricket the gants going in aduce.
kind, ofthongh strongly worded, shewed a gwat
to the general costs. The boate got away 'at 1.14 with a nice N. ended in favour of the Sawbones" by a large Mr. Philippo, onatinuing, said the warpaio.dex of tevore Rolf-cuntml. He said the com- breece, the Gaily ending, followed by the number of rae Robbins and aloud for at publish in the Hongkong Tebgray complaint had pot him on a level with people Brands ther upon sentirerse than thiers, and refused to open his to weather it, the work was towed by a stenu leading boat, but the spurt was tot stained Inparises's Gig, the other bosts well up, all the Dooters sad totalled 16 before Minary full to mention that cus
The Hu Pdo ys tt the price of gold is in Januch la ita proper moringa-olone to the and after a good rada betwear tha Bond andurrying a free wind with ebeels. eased off. The Major Miles. Beit helped Robbins to take to him ihn letted the jury bad heard read, Mr. columns to him to contradict Lis assertions. ENE of Chung Hu Surely such a third boats the Eileen took the cd-place by first marke boat was rounded as followe
sooro to 25, when the former sant ons op is the Fear Seth was fut at home, the letter Uning into the history of the case he said that ordinary time about $32 or $33 per-oanos; bat- proseldine as this is warrantable. Wa point about half a length Time, 8xins 480
Bir high was emaily hell Lowson and Robbins was opened and read by Mrs. Fraser Smith. in Decruber. 1889, he received from the corzowing to the present high rate of the neces than comineneed to pile or the rata, the former Next, morning the defendant went into the plot the letter which had been prettuced, series of life, risa, cabbage, sad fael. gold la just paying particular attention to Major Miles, bit. Hongkong Hotel and tuere, having taken his lainet had admitted that he defen- now very cheap. "At Scolios, guld can be pur ting him occasionally over the boundaries Not ytan at the bar he began to reed this let antididunt give him thepong Second Violin cased at 328 or 329: sa, qunce, which is lower withmanding various oerges of toyling these her any one who would our il 3-sages which he demanded of him. The Jetter al then it has been for four or five years.
ed outsidlar courrence last year, and we NAVAL OFFICEES Rack: open to Baval Ofteers.
think strange objcction should-to taken to enh of all nationalities oup-presented by mem-
A prolina Bemoving ataka haste during the
race, espostially when, an was the case to-day, a
been of the Hongkong Club: antrance 35. distanga, one mile.
“Impcrienso's gig
140-00
Commodore's galley...........
Fine.......
187 01
100 42.00
Aus on's cutter...........
Hniloong'e bont
50
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