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FOOTBALL.
TICE RLEYIN v. R. ARMSTRONG'S PLEVEN, Typical football woather was experienced on the 16th instant during the progress of this, match (Association) at the Happy Valicy ground, Chd state of the ground, aspecially in front of this goals, militated against fast or oven acce ate play. This was to some extent.dus to the match not being played on the regular cours, it being thought adrimble to reserve this for the match e. the A. and S. Righlanders inba played on Monday next. Wilkie and Los made some capital runs for the Elsen, Bud Armstrong worked very hard on ins side
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Given under my hand and the Public Boal of under the proper supervision of the Suportatan. the Colony, the 14th day of January, 1890-int, who was obliged to reuke thither
By Command,
VARATHOOF SETH,
Clerk of Connoila.
VICTORIA HOME AND ORPHANAGE
The prizes gained by the pupils of this institu tion were presented to thom by Mrs. Fielding Clarke on the 18th instant Them was a large number of visiters prosent on the cocasion,
Rev. J. B. Osr read the annual report, whini as follows:
We are now doing three of our pupila; one, owing to the refusal of her father to pay another yoor the mall fee that we feel he can well afford another owing to the removal from Hongkong of her family; and the third awing to bar marriage, which took place two days ago, This latter is one of the resoned girls, and we trust that her future will be a happy one.
These losses however, witi be more then made up after the Chinese New Your holidays, for WW haya had so many applicants for admission that the difficulty will be how to aseammiddato all the children. Jaresee that, ere long, we shall bo forced to provide additional ecomomodation for
this pig honded godrnment to allow the export of Red Clusong but all attempts have litherto failed It will indead he with fanrele that is Eroellenby Kondo will return to his native land if the radiostions of this Hostprocity Treaty become I believe they soon will, un fust acoons. ple. And I shall not to aurprised to bear that H. T. M. the imperes has, la duo courte, de oorstad big inilufatigable and able representative.
-Chirwas Timica Ja
THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
Care Coralba, C. J. Gonsalves, WT Gaskall, D. MoCalloch, Hez. C. Chater. A G. Stephen D. H. Mackintosh, A. MoChunohio,
BETOA
SUPREME COURT.
15th January.
EN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
Ma. A. G. WISE, ACTING PUIENE
JUDEN.
HONGKONG HOTEL. COMPANY LIMITED V.
HAYWELL...
ed for?
-I do not.
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Toh & lotter, anteulated to put the boot on the Lolber Ing so far at gentlemanly conduct in the affair is concerned. The reformica to myself made by the same genthan is beneath ounB
tempt.--Very truly, yours,
J. FRANCIS WEBBER. Hongkong, 16th January, 1800
(Tony)
ANTINATICUS.
NOW
ON SALE. DOUND VOLUMES of the Chine Ouered
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SAYWELL V. HỎNGEONO HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED,
Suit No. 12 of 1880, DEAR SS-On behalf of the defendant in thu above suit I am instrvoted to offer the plain. tia the following terms in settlement, $20 at the end of the current math. 89 at the end of February, and the balance at the end of March,
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This way nalnim for $71.80 for drinks and other articles supplied to the defondant, a navale Finer. Mr. Kasting (of hers. Wotton and Dereon's) was for the plaintiffs and Mr Webber for the An extraordinary meeting of the above Corpor defendant, who was not present,
C. M. Roberts, manager of the Hongkong being ably supported by Boll. At the beginning Ita with feelings of great thankfulness that the increasing number of the suglo, foration was held in the City Hall on the 16th ina Hotel said the Hotel Company supplied the da- the payment of the same to be meared by aHot Tea, Caoso, Cinchona, Coffes, Indiuenbbor for the purpose of requesting thỏ sharebulders to of the gas the Eloves more frequently wo review the work of the past year In this In-nisaton.
On Christmas Day & of our picks were be authorize the Dimeters to scent sa Ordinance fendant with drisks and other things in the approached their oppanents goal tean, Mr.stitution; whether in nontemplating the ¿TACCO
This letter is written without prejudice. Armstrong's eleven
Shortly renda by tho paplls themselves, or in considering tired, and some two men the previously 5 of the passed by the Governor in Cotincil amending course of inst year in the value of $71,90. The user or his fitte did theirs.
obits prodzoni were defendant'ziz- a long and the manifold kindness which has hoon shown by older Christian girls were confirmed.
Yours faithfully, after half-time Wilkie with
Refire Taloux this report off the Bobool, I met the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Ordinance. Cross-ozamined, the witness, sald be did not
(4.) J. FRANCIS WEREEL. somewhat high shot scored a goal for the friends, both in this colony, and in our own land; Eleven. Although secasionally there was a good kladness and good will which are now again presay a few words about the Eurasian section of There were prosent Mr. W. II. Forbes (Chair
dl. for Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd display of individual skill, there was a noticeable red by the presence of so many friends on this I. This branch has been carried on with much man) Hoo. J. J. Kewlok, Mr. B. Layton, Boa, now the defendant and could not swear that he
A difficulty, owing to the lack at a proper teaching A. P. MacEwan, Mers WG Beodis, H. L. had ever seen him. He had never supplied him. Menara Wotton & Treason,
Dalrymple, 8. C. Michaelson, J. S. Moses, with a drink personally. want of combination, the halves for the elaren ocasion.
Mr.Webber-To your own knowledge has he not suMelantir backing up the forwards. With you will most of you already know, this Home staff. The younger children, in order to 20-Pouecker, H-Hoppits, D. R. Bassoon (Dires- a little more practice this should be ezaly was established somewhat less than 2 years ago for oala an Euglich education: attend daily the
ROREET. BROWNING. remedied! Blair and a mors than once near the boarding and education of the daughters of classes at the Diocesan Home Boys' School; Unt torn, G. E. Noble (Chif Mangor), C. D. Boter boun angplied will any of the things claim
Witnoes--Well be signed the elite. ly soured, but their attempta failing the roleh Chiness, whether orphans or not; and also for the with the elder oues-2 Eccasions, and 3 Amorinley, J. B. Lapraik, H. N. Medy. J. Moffatt, terminsted, leaving the Eleven rictors by one reception and risene of young girls who would sarized Chinese, of age warring from 17 to 27. C. A. Ozorio. F. Jordan, H. Just, G. Stewart,
Is there any one of these chils above the value goal to othing. It is to be regretted that otherwise, in all probability, be forced into a to the diflanity is grost. We hop, are long, 8. Hsacook. K. A Chinoy, W. H. Young. Did you see him rigs them ?-No.
Do you know the defandant's handwriting owiur to the late arrival of several members the of immorality: With this latter object in view, way will be open fer us to establish a separate
of forty shillings! I allege not. we have given bettor to many young girla who basrding and day school for girls: lack of fatids game was prolonged until after sansot, the ro salt baing that play materially fell off to have been committed tour care by the Registrar- for the present prevents us from doing this. T. 6. Groen, N. D. Ezekiel, G. T. Veitch, F.
Mr. Hastings said he must ask for an adjourn- warda the latter part of the match owing to Gears girl who bei been cold into slavery, Mauwhile we shall be ging to zooure the pr want of light; it is therefore hope that or what is worse than aluvers. We have now vicos of a teacher hors. We are in commania Henderson, - Lyall AW. Maitland, G. dement, if this watter was going to be seriously
tion with friends at home, and shall probably Champeaux, H. J. Ears, & J. Danby, s.
oonlesteri. †The Manager having read the octice calling In fatars a wore punctual start may be made, present in the room 16 of such giela
At the beginning of last year we bed 25 inmates. enon hear of the appointment of a anttable lady
His Lordship said he did not think it was which will doubtless lead to the same brilliant play which was in many instances witnessed durites then, we have admitted 25 mora, 4 of to take charge of this branch of the work. the meeting,
Parents or guardians wishing to send obildeen The CHAIRMAN said-Gentleinen, you have testry, le should hold, unless defondent ing the enrig part of the game being ontioned whom, however, left, to mora with their to its close. For the Eloven Lou, Wilkie, Lam, respective parents to Australia and Horneo; and to us for either section of the Home, will on heard the notiss convining this extraordinary came there and denied that the chits were in his Blair, and Wallace were most conspicuous another, being considered by her parents too application receive fall information asite terms sting read, and as this matter is of such pars-afwriting, that they were defendant's. The The Blaren-Rous Thomson goal, Wallace, young to be away from them, was removed for. I send hardly way that we are at all three mount importanen to the Fark, I take it that only other point raised by Mr. Wobber was as Mr. Webber submit my lord, that there is Mandonarb (baoke), F. Maitland, Wilkie, Les a time. Of tho remaining 30 who jainod na this glad to show visitors over the Institution. The you will all be in favour of sccepting the OK to the value of the site. (haif baoks), Wooddock and Atkinson (left rear 10 are the danghters of Christians who school hours are from 9 am to 4 pm, with a diueno ently posed by the Goverour iu! wing), Blair and Dr. Eames (right wing), Eang wholly, or in part, for their board; 11 are hour a interval for lunch, &o, and if friends Council, an it is manifestly so mach to our ad- o proof that the goods claimed for were ever (contres.
His Lordship-I shall hold that these hits destitute Chinese, 6 huving been sent to us wishing to visit us will some daring these bons, wantage. The venditions that the Home anthori upplod by the Registrar-General, and two from they will see the girls at work in school. Resoan Home in America, 4 aro destitute Eura In conclusion, I desire to thank the numerous Ordinstoe were that we should give sonrite are proof unless the defendant denies them
Mr. Webber Even if your lordship. holds sian girls, and 5 are Chinese orphans. Our total friends here and elsewhere. Europeanaud Asiatic to the extent of one-third of an anthorized note that, I don't think those ohite are any good therefore at bo present time is 55-classified as who have so liberally contributed to the funds of circulation, which we gladly do You are none of them being abovo, the value of forty allusions there iɩ but ličila donhi thúzt he was constantly in the hands of Native as an E
the Home I trust they will not only continue to doubtles aware that we have boon trying for
skillings. pporten by their prayers and practical sympathy years to get our Ordinanès amended, and we
His-Lordship-On what section of the Toint that they will help us by getting otnni tore greatly indebted to H. E the Governor for aquace do you rely}
do likewise, and thus enable us to largely existing us towards the pucasssful adoreplish.
Mr. Wabber-It is yoinmon law, my lord. the benoite of the Institution. Help in the meat of this object. (Applause). With these
is Landship-In there not something roles hhape of discarded specs clothing will be remarks, I beg to propose as a resolution ring to it in the local ordinance? most gratefully received, and also scraps of That the following Ordfooupe, passed by thr material suitable for making patchwork. A Legislative Council on the 20th November last, warm friend bas recently promised as a sewing and asanted to by H. E. the Governor on the machine which will be most useful to bo older 7th November, be acceptol by Cus shareholders
The Ordinance having been read, the resole girls in helping them with their work. An oge
The masting then ferminated. † anonimoudy!
GREAT FIRE AT FOOCHOW
Funder-
No. who ty
Extraction.
for their op
Dootitute
or Orphans,
port cither wholly or in part
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The N. C. Daily Netos pablishes the following telegram dated Fonghow, 12th January —A great fire broke out on Friday night in the foreign settlement at Nantai. Bixty native Louses were destroyed, the nean over which the Eurasie... fames extended twing from Rozero's to the Glam - Total book of Sobinfeld's. Hung Chong's Kaw Hong 16 of the above have been tooofred from the The take's, the Bazaar, Bahoo's, and Romie's aregistrar-General." burnt, down." To this the following role is op
From the above table it will be seen that, of porded-Tuo fire appears to have broken out at
the top of Water street, a long loading frors the the whole number, 3 are depondent upon the
ties have imposed upon us for agreeing to amend
Single copie 2. or fil, back empire is, or Kil,
There are bat few people who are unacquaint. with the calibrated works of Robert Brown- ing bet only refed and intellectual students, who really derive trus pleasure from the portal of deep postical literature, and appreciate tho food subtlety of thought and exotic character pervading the wards of this great post, and, in
Any one of the four volumes compisted, bened psychological soliloqules, discern his wonder- carefully following the intricate portions of his ful and poliar fighterof identism and be oon-in cloth, lettered, with comprehensive indar. for formation respecting various profound topics. As a medium for English, Ameriona And only those who have visited Eastern oonn Andtralian ADVERTISEMENTS of goods,
one of his wide oxurienes and scholastia in 21 10. for R18), carriage prepaid tring can be tally cognizant of his familiarity aitable for the tropics. India, as well as Ceylon He had a refined and torso the Straits Sotilemonts, Jaro, and West Indies with Oriental life. way of twating oarious, and often grotesque, or annected with agriculture, the Tropical aabjocin; and by s careful analysis of bis quaint Agriculturist stands unrivalled, the work being ropean and Americau agricaturists, Being a Ora medievalist of no common order,
"Paravelas" may perhaps be considered Montbly Forintical, the Tropical Agriculturist by critics as tho frost specimen of hisler on the table and, is very often referred to arly payonological pantry, bat it cannot be daring each month. compared with his later productions, for in- Mr. W. T. Thiselton Iyer, FLS., C.M.G.. stanen, noz with "Bordatto," wofish was written Assistant Director of New Gardus, writing of On the Ordinators being referred to it was during his sojom in Italy, for naturally big the T. A refers to it as an astonishing re-
a be gained experience in other clima The polany of the Ess read as follows:"No lioenced public shall thought and passion which tanes bis exquisite found thuit évotion of Ordionun 1 of 1860 proved and to great extent changed burtory of everything relating to the economia maintain ant notion for, or recover, any debt of and melodious compositious cay only be received implements, &c., used in tropical (tos, suge For the sale of plants, sls, machinery
abali dona da linge been contrected at one time clain a foremost rack in the march of fatellect medium exists.
- Webber-I don't think so my lord.
river to one of the principal business atreets of school for everything, and many of them comat financial year is drawing to a close-it-eads on tion was seconded by Mr. Lapest£ and osrried demand on 20ood'nt of liquorg, unless such debith dna enłozy and recognition by those who bris, &c agriculture, as botter advertising
Us. 9d. (6 annos).
0 8 (7
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to film amount of fire dollars or apwards which characterizes the power and pansophy of Batos for Advertisemónta [9 words to line. shall any item in any count for liquors be al-his wild desperate songs which wo are wont to 12 aos and under per Line lawod where the liquora bona fide delivered at INVEST-one time shall not amount to the full enm of five select as being of the Platario order The Aboro salve THE HONGKONG. LAND
MENT AND AGENCY CO., LIMITED, dollars, nor shall any amount of debt whatscover parting ererein his dramatical lyrie Parucol Quarter Page (once) 17 167 5 poremat.off for
incurred by any mess-dr-sajlar in Her Man and Festus" is somewhat and generis, but Half The following is the first roport of the Beardjesty's service for liquors be allowed: provided til of itled army and aniqueness of Wheir
Within the treas; tha embers too ang geny.. holders to be held at the City Hall, Hongkong, tend to prevent innkeepers from keeping an se
rotors to the ordinary meeting of share always that nothing herein soutained shall ex-Feste menscholy wind noifr
count with lodgers or travellers in which any Moen must be resc. sharge for liquors any bo imelade, and recivor. Pri-Bout spe the ment. Se GENTLEMEN,The dicators have now to subjug the swennt thereof in a Court of Justice." at noon on Thursday, the 23rd inst,
it to you a goneral statement
His Lordship-1 don't think the defendsat Can liardly be called a seaman nor ou the other. coding te borse
hand on he be called a travellor,
the foreign settlement, up the slope of the hiilit with nothing but the barest rage. Thringh March 1st-I shall fool most grateful if intend- lending to the foreign residences patsile the set the kindness of friends here and in England, wo ing subscribers will send their help for the tlement. This street consisted principally of base succeeded in getting 8 of the supported, current yr hafer that date.
Mrs. FIELDING CLARKE, bafory distributing Chinese houses with a few foreign hongs acat-st now the funds of the institution ere fernd among them. Mes re. Adamson, Hall & only chargeable for 28; and for these we are the prises, said- hare very great plod Co's and Russell' & In's preus are in the hoping theit, ore long, friends will be raised up. are in giving away the peixos in conese. samestreet, has they both, we understand, oscaped, Barely there are many who, as soon as they tion with this institution, which I have while Hing Chong's has ben destroyed. Masure. hear of our roots, will in view of the untold every ranson to believe is a most admirable ons Kassell & Co.'t loss amounts to about $200, which good likely to seeros to such rescued children, I have been through every part of it, and I was was covered by insurance. Baboo's was a bakery by careful moral training and education, bevory much pleased to see the way in which the and general store kept by a Malay; Kaw Hour quite, willing to undertake the support of one papils are taken care of. I mer mention that I takes a Chinese kong balanging tan British suh or more of the members of car now legre had one of the girls from the institution with
the affairs of the jeet; the Hamaar, which was Ghisee one, family of orphan anit destitute children. Wema ag amh and I was much pleased with her She showed herself to be a reny good;
and balance sheet for the eight mootha batchery and provisisu siuro; Mr. Rosario italousate that $25 a year will pay for food and conduct. the printer and publisher of the Foochoss Echo simple ckling of a child; louring, of course, Christina girl, and well brought-up in every way. The prizes were then handed to the pupils
The net grafita for that period amount la$128,937.71" The native shop wore word shanties of mean the expenes of education and management to bo appearance hat nasily contained a large quanti. not by the School: These expenses, however, after which Mr. Ost expressed his thinks to Mrs, which after decketing remuneration to restore and
are not great onsidering the size of the Insti Fielding Clake for presiding. The singing in anditors leaves $117,467.71 for appropriation. by of valuable goods, so that the Chrbegons in
From this anm the directors recommend the pay: Chiness of the National Anthem brought the grumont of a dividend at the rate at 7 per cent, por na probably vary heavy. Baboo is insured. A
aum which will abnorb $110,000.67. Bre, attended with grost destruction of proper
ceedings to a close
The balance of $301,03 to be carried to now profit by, courred in the same locality about two
and less soov.
Yoars ago.
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tion.
okTHE PROPOSED CRICKET CLUE
BALL...
The Hond Mistress (who is also Matron) gives her whole time without any remuneration, aude are most thankful to have such an one to superintend. Voluntary help has also boon, The Mercury says:-By what we can gather, given by som native male teachers,ix. the tire originated in one of the principal Chia Chi; Mr. Ng Chak Tong; Mr. Ho Yan; mese atreela in the settlemout ( the falaud of and Mr. Shan Kwan-in Arithmetic and ad- Nantai Opposite Baboo's store (which is dosed Chinese, The house work fooking and tugulis bosss Russell & Co.'s private house, washing) is dous largely by the girls therusves, which was not destroyed, it being, situated in ander the superintendence of Christina women large garden surrounded by a wall; never to this and they also make their own clothes and shoes ho are Messrs. Resalt & Craathens, On the spesirens of which work can be seen after the Bae addo as Baboo's, between his store Bud thorizes have a distributed, printing office, where the Fosckow Echo is printed, are Mr. Minchin's cffice, and Kaw Hong Lake's largo establishment; also the Bazaar Cainess Compradorbs Store). The printing oflow is only a few yards from Mr. Jas. Philip residence. the latter adjoining the garden of the Hongkong sad Shanghai Bank. Baboo is in
sured.
THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY-
COMMISSION.
His Excellenoy the Governor has basa pleased
DHAKOTONS.
Modern. Low Slug and Poon Pong, wore invited te join the Board in accordance with the views exproceed at the extraordinary meeting of sharabolders, held on 6th April last, and their claction requires confirmation. Mr. E. A. Solucion signed on leaving the colar. The rotors have invitol Mr. D. B. S. on to All the vacant ant and his appointmont als Mogen J. S. Hoeon aud G. Neblo rotire by rots tion and offer themselves for re-election.
requires confrmation at this meating.
A masling of the members of the Hongkong Cricket Club was held in the Pavilion on the 19th instant to couider the recommendation of the Committee that a Bell be given during the stay here of the Straits cricket team. Hon W N. Deans, President of the Cinh, was in thechair The School le one of Class III. under the Mr.A. K. TRAVERS the Hon, Secretary, mil Grant-in-id Scheme, the education comprising the Shangloi torm was not coming down, but it
The accounts have been audited by Moeare. Falar roading and writing Chinese characters, ari was proposed to keep the cricket daya fixed as beim Hondoren nad A. W. Maitland, who retire and themetio, history, geography, and ohmposition. fore, that was, Wednesday, Thurday, Friday, and offer thomssives for re-election.
J. J. KESWIx. Chairman. At the examination held on behalf of the Gor- || Naturby next, playing the return match on the ernment on Dember 21st we presented 30 girls. latter two days, and if the retpen matah was not There would karo book a larger cumber, had not faished on Saturday dabing It on the following some joined the school too late in the year to Monday, The A. D. C. were going to 'gira ā make up the required number of attendance performance of the Pantomime on Thursday 2003. Of the 30 presented, one alone falled evening to which, they had invited the Singapore
vinitors.
in satisfying the Examiner, and this fiture was in the lowest class, and owing to defective un- The GATEMAN suld the business now botore merstion. Dr. Eitel's Report, to haud yester the meeting was the consideration of the ques day, says; **This School has distinguished itself | tion whether a Cricket Ball should be given on by uniformly good papers (in the Chiness ofar the 27th inst. L
Mr. SEEcoDE SMITH proposed that a Ball trill the Classes under Bamination, and
Hongkong, 11th January, 1900.
ABSTRACT OF Assets and LIABILITIES, Bar Droraha, 1830 LIARILITIES.
Paid-up capital. Resursu fund Sundry creditors..... Proft and lows' quest
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Mr. Webler-No, my lord he was fixed here for some time,
Mr. Hating this defence going to hẻ persisted lat
His Lordship-I procumé so...
Mr. Webber Yes, my lord. I have rando ver tain offers to the plaints which they have de élined to accept.
Mr. Hastings said if Me. Webber would go Beat to judgmout the matter would not bo preseed.
Mr. Webber mid he was unable to consout to
judgment.
Mr. Hatings enid: the defendant was aN.
offer in Hor Majesty's Navy and he was in formed that be held the rank and position of a gentleman.. It had boen stated in evidiren that the defendant had had these goods and that the chita wore signed by him and he had not come there to deny it." Even if this setion ware thoroughly untenable and were liable to be damissed with costs he (Mr. Hastings)-Was instructed by thò plaintiffs that they con- sidered it their duty to bring the case before $ A the Court and to show the defendant in his 2,500,000.00 | trne colours in order that peoplo--such people as 120,000.00 were likely to give him orodit for anything. 128,307.71 supply to bi-ight be warned as to the character of the mon they were dealing with. 52,680,001,51 Therefore, whatever might be the result of the case thag felt bound to give publicity to it. If, $e however, bis Wordship would look through the 4. They included clite for money lost, for 1,301,600.00 games of billiards, for meals sad for cigare and
1994.55 cigarettes supplied. If his lordship would! 4,027:43 permit his olork to go through-these-chite" ke- 1,00),0)|wonlil sea that the amount they were entitled
1037 in any case was about $30. $3,890,201.53
www.the
to issue the following Combission to enquire into the working of the Hongkong Observa. More particularly by uniformly current and wat be given. He thought they were all unaniraous Cash in the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 1,90,994.25 chits he would see that they were not all for drink,
tory:--
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PROFIT AND Loss Account
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Remanation to managing directora.. Remuneration to board of directoru...... Anditors Teen
805,731.59
The night; late strown with aloeds and flying stors, I blank and motina:loss. How porceful sleip The iron-tops all together; like an ap
The wini alion whispering from sough to bough. Par-Ay You.wouhi gaze on a wind-shaken tree
· By the bons, nor count time boat. fesi-Su yon bal gezo.
Those happy times will come again. Par-Go! Gaze!
* Thoro pleasant times! Does not the morning wind
Sam to bownil that we havo guined each gnita And barterol sleep for them."
Fest. It is our trust
That there's yo another world, to mond All error and intecharon
Par-Apulier world!
And why this. world, this common world, to be -A make-shift, a mere fail, hów Quir soever
To some fine lilo to come? Mainnut ho feit With angeud. forseth, and sero low traca Of a diviner mataro which lapt Tiar las corporeal liverman, waa coaxt hini This premo contempt for all provisiou
| For his inferior tastes coma dragging marka
Which constituto his essee; jat-ng truly As here and there a pan would esostituto :-
The fock, thair barren bed, a diamond. But wore it so were man all mind--he value A station little enviable. From God Doye to the lowest spirit ministent, Eutellizzco exists which caste uur mind Falo imonsenhle shade, No! No! Love, hope, fear, faith-these make humanity. These are its sign, and note, and character. And these I have Toal! Oone, sls fryur me forever, Like a dual friend, sals from unkindness macro. See morn at length. The heavy dark new sostua Diluboil gray and elon: without the stara The shrubs hostir and rouse thepolvos, as if His bold: sad from the Fast, feller and fuller, Somake, that weighed them down all night, let go Day, like a mighty vor, in flowing in But, cloeded, wiatry, desolate, and old. Yet rue Low has broad, prickly, star-shaped plant, Half down Borovice, kornatsite, woolly loave All thicklitering with diamond dew, And you depart for site to-des.
And we lays spent all night in talk like this. If you would have me better for your love, Kavert mom to these sad, themes,"
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To illustrate the vast soops of the work the Tollowing facle nie submitted furecidoration:- Chalmers Voonbutary contains about 100 Chiaosu Johnzacters, and Modhuent's English and Chinese Dictionary about 100,000, whilst this work solains mere Una 50,000-Exglish words, and upwards of 600 610 Chineas chavaC+ tora Again, despite all the grammar and other elementary works as yet jablished, the Endent of this difficult guge-absolutely ro guirve examples to display the various appli gations and equivalents of different words which En 1849 Robert Browning married. Miss have one general moaning. Of these examples His Lordship Why can't Mr. Roberts tellus Elizabeth Barrett, who was also distinguished this work contains more than ive times as for her great protical abilities. And the sym-many or any other Diationary there puh. Mr. Hastinge-I have been through the shits | pathy that oxisted between man and wife mast lishe. * myself, my lord, and am prepared to state what laraenhanced their married lifeamlerowned those For pend.feal pacposes the armogement of
the amount is.
Fow blissful years which they speut together the work is complote, that a reference to its 6,60.Cha
His Lordship-Well, you had balter go into with the para love and confidence born of kindred pages enables a pornon who understands English 402.00
300.00 th witness box and make your statement. I spirite. They were very dear to one another and to cornanicats facerely with natives who **** shall certainly help you in every way I can. they have often wandered togefaer in the "Fairest anderstand nothing but Cluneso. In this raspu 116,066.67
Mr. Hastings, having been sworn, stated thatoity in the, world" amongst the spirit stirring the work will be found indispensable to all 601.04 he had looked through the chits which born ecouss where Michaud Angelo, Tante, and Galileo Foropears residing in China, and to the nlivos defendant's imme and had extracted those which bave left their tokens of greatnes, and where themselves it explains subjects fully with which $128.967.71
referred to other things besides drinks and our pilgrim bant: pour Byron, rested and thought very few indeed of them are perfectly acquainted, found they amounted to $29.65. The balanon very earnestly over those noble people nambered To partian resident in England und interested 128,367.71 was for drinks.
with the dead in the quiet clù Cathedral of China it cannot but be invaluable occasion. His Lordship What have you to say to that Sante Croco in peaceful Floresse, for the parally. $129.867.71 Me. Webber?
ticles of those sublimiting which have relapsed Mr. Webber-I daresay it is correct, my lord. to chaos" 13ust be doar to all noble minds. Mr. Hastings said, there was no doubt with Among Mrs. Browning's finest posms "Cowpura rigard to the balans that it was open to rure" will always let a prominent position A startling rumour is now going the rounde" By balance Slut Dongriber, 1880.
11,250,000.00 defendant in raise the defence put forward, for its parotoss of stylo and symmetry. But her to Purobasats of SIX or more Copies.
but he left it for his Lordship da, my if eneboclodrated. "Sonusfs from the l'ortagnese.", and as it appears to me that such an important affair wust be based upon some silid foundation
ASLELYON HODIE, Becretary-defence was a creditable-ons to offer gained her great raputation in Italy and are her in Her Majesty's Navy or to a gentleman. feet sterpieces, being full of pathetic pas Its should sak his Lordship, if he was sages that since grous intensity of feeling; in unable to give judgment for the whale amount, fust many may be said to equal some of our to give judgment for the plaintiffs for $29,66 greatest writers: with immediate oxesation.
ME: FRASER SHrun asked if the funds of the Club were in such a state that the Club could. afford to pay any detoit..
The AIMÁN said the Club haž 80,000 au
Two amendmenta inlative to the amounts of the subscriptions by Mr. G. S. Cozen and Mr. Fraser Smith resportively having been lost, Mr. Satcombe Buitb's viction was put to the moat. ing and cerist.
KOREAN-JAPANESE RECIPROCITY
TREATY.
To dividend at the rate of 7 per coat, per
"To balance carried forward
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By net profit to 31st December, 1890...
REEVE FOND SEOUL, 99th Novontor.Lo balance 10th Ass, 1982
....
$
1950002.04
work in arithmetic." This report is very anon that point. The only question was as to what Aout on deposit in Chartered Bank. couraging to us, for when girls do not begin shape it should take-whelkur Ball in which Cost of properties parekasod............. [L.B.) G. Willion Des Vooms.
studs till after ontoring their toes, one is the whole of the expense was to be borne by the Invested on morigigo Where it is expedient that a Commission be scarcely astonished if they find it difleult und Club or whether it should be a subscription Furniture appointed to enquire into the working of the discouraging
Ball. He proposed that it be a sabeription Ball, Pelimary exposed
Stationery grina This year again sant in sandidate for the enbscription to be $5 per member with $5 Sandry debloce Hongkong. Observatory with special exierques to this following dataila, vis :—
the Balilios Priso Examination.... Two only for every guest (limited to two), any defeli to 1.Whether the establishment of the Obere considered sufficiently advanged to be made good by the Club.
spreatory has effected su improvement ou compete, but wo are glad to say that we Hon. A. J. LEACH ascondex.
eerstem of storm warnlugs which pre-have heard, anpiloially, that they have taken iously existed, and what measures could be respectively 2nd and 3rd prizes. The result can taken to secure or to ingrezee improvement got to offlefalls, announced until the return to in this direction.
the Colony of our of the Trustees of the Fund. 2.The cases of failures. if any, in the system who has been temporarily absent in Borneo. Iits credit.
of storm warnings as worked from the Obtako this opportunity of prablicly thanking, o Bertatory. What causes led to the absence behalf of the School, Mr. Bolillos, the gonerons of warning of the storm of Ostober 15-16. founder of these prizes. The hope of gaining: 3.The practical advantages to the Com those prizes bay giver a healthy stimulus to the manity of this Calquy obtained from the girls in the upper standards, and they have, in Observatory us at prosent established, and consequence, worked in a standy and most praise. worthy manner. One of the two girls above- how much advantages may be increased. 4.What proportion of the time of the Diree-alluded to ins. moreover, come out Brst in our tor and Staff of the Observatory is occupied private mual examination and roosives as a in securing these prectical advantages, ne prize the watch so kindly presented by Inspeotor -compared-with-time devoted to the general. Quices....
advancement of wirdce.
The prizes and prosents which Mrs. Field. -Whether the present expenditure on the ing Clarks has now so kindly come to distri 4-baervatory is justified in view of the prao-bats, havo all bean swarfed with due ragard to final advantages above referred to. Whe- the place taken by each child at our examina ther the provision of a dliroot cable aerosition. nothing less than 70 per cent. in the marks Jago no time in placing the rendors of tho the Harbour to secure regularity of com- entitling to eren a 3rd prize. In choosing the munication, and the cost of working and prises it has been our aim to give nothing but maintaining it, was a justifiable, expense; what is really nafsi, not articles which will and whether further expendituen in the same tend to encourage an extravagant spirit; and It is said the Sovereigns of the two. States- -direction?e.g
payzonts in busrror at desire now to express my hearty thanks to Korop and Japan being desirous of causing Bolinao and elsewhere) might be consider Mesars. Wei Ayuk, F. Webber, Dr. Ho Kai, rapul development of commeres between thair.
The following is the first roport of the Boardbeen raised if the terme offered by the defendant of the sweet years, the dear and wicket for years, ed desirable in view of the results to be ez-Wei Apia, Ho Wyson, Cregeon, Insector respective countries have, tirengh special secret of Directors to the ordinary testing, of whare.bal been accepted. He was axious to pay the Wice web one in a gracions han appenda To bear a gift for morsala, old or young. peated from them.
Quinosy, and others, who have so kindly by their envoys, arranged to oneinds and pahlist a fio-holders to be held at the Citk-all, Hongkong, bule amount and was still willing to do so bat Al, not used it in his antique tongan. 6. Whether the Commission would recommspoeial liberal contributione spebied us to give elprocity Treaty which stipalates as follows: at 31:50 am on Thursday, thé 33rd insḥ---- at the moment he was unable. He offered ferme saw, in gradual vision through my tears,
I-His Majesty the King of Korea will issue.
|that were forwarded to, the plaintiff's solicitors The awet, sad pars, the melancholy years, mend the continuanes of the Observatory, such sailable and substantial gifts.......
Perhaps befors leaving the subject of the dearer granting permission for the Export of to you a general statement of the sixths ending clined. The defendant was prepared to give So weeping. how a mystic shape it ve
GENTLEHAN, The Bractors have now to submit on the previous day but these terms were de-Theed of my avulfo, who by turns had 1ang. with its presunt or any ofbertorganisation.
-jibɔdow zarezano. Stigltway I was 'kup 7-Any recommendations the Commission prizes I cuckt to say that the recipient of the | Red Glasong to Japan upos farmant. of 20 par pany, and balance sheet for the nine months occurity for the payment of the debt, but the Behind an, and drow me backward by the hair
good conduct prize has been chosan by ballet sont. (twenty per cent.) daty ad nator m. desire to maske.cn the above subjects. Now, therefore, I, Sir G. William Dea Vaux, by the mistross and girls themselves, and that II.4. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of The net profit for that paziod amounts to $24,971.6) daintiffs had refused the offer and had brought And a voice said it mastory, while I strogu Kaight Commander of the most distinguished she had a large majority of the Totes. She is Japan will auction a Bule whereby the import who, after dednoting the auditor's fos loaves the prosent for the purpose of rushing Quem who holds the ? Danth! I said. Bat,
$1,010 for ppropriation. order of Saint Michal and Baint Disorge, Gay, one who has been sent to us by the Registrar of Bed Grillsong from Korea ahat pass all From this was the routes rummond the fray the full around and thin defense best beat The silar user rang" Not Death, but Love."
matture, The, defence was Anxious and willing thru abor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of supral, and one why Lee, ever sings her. Custom-hosen a kis domusions upon payment ment of a dividen at the rate of Ct par oest, per air Hongkong and is dependencies and Vice-Ad-admission, 15 meatba ngo, given us grest satis of 3 per asnt (throo par cent) daty ad valorannam which will shaork £24,375.00 miral of the same, in Exeontiva, Council assem-sotion, Bha is, moreover, a diligent and pains- BAll Cotton Pine Goods exported from The balance of $436.09 to be carried to new poolt
led, do hereby nader the powers rested in me taking student, and although she has had to Japan, noon which import duty has been paid nad lose out DIKECTORS. by Ordinanca 27 of 1888 entitled The Commis: to 3 years work in the 15 months abelhas been in Japan, shall be allowed to pass the Custom
The Hon. J. Bol-Irving having resigned on lovin sioners' Pomera Ordines, 1886, appoint you with us, she still gained cont. per ent, ont of the houses in-Japan free of duty when anoh goods the colony, the lion, J. Karrick was invited 1.The Hononcablo Waher Moridith Deano, marks in three of her examination subjects, and are exported to Korea, and said import duty to take the Chairmed at the Board and hie up
shall be refunded.. Captain Superintendent of Police and 80 per reut in the remaining two.
pointment now zuqtires confirmation. Member of the Exorative and Logielative
The Hon. O. P Chater and Mr. 7. 8. Moson retire Councils;
by rotation but offer themselves for re-electio
Chinese Times it possession of all the details which I have been able to gather up to the present moment.
This may be a fitting time to state that, owing-H. M. the King of Korea will issue a to the kind thought of Messrs. Dauby, Palmer, deares orlaining that in fatare all Cotton Piece
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* Mr. Webber said this defence would never have I thought one ing Theocritus had sug
foot simply because his offer was rejected. Mr. Browning died on the 29th of June, 1861, at time had been allowed him he would have paid the Casa, Grid. Florance. This changed the the whole amount before the end of March, tenor of her faithful husband's voles. And now a fully intended to do whatever his lord- wo know that they again wander together, bat ship's judgment might h. It was absurd for in another unknown and restor land. For Mr. Hastings to say that this defence had besi, be, bez zraverted the anon-alad highway of raleed for the purpose of getting out of payment life has reesed over the distant kills in tho of the debt. The defendant would certainly twilight and we know that be will never ro pay it. As to what Mr. Hastings, said about tura to the old archisio nomes of his Christina publicity and preventing people giving the de- glory and greatness, nor will is kindly voice such a remark, because any person could recover speat his last winter on earth, and has travelled fendant orbit, it only showed ignorance to make again be heard in the lonely valley; for he has against the defendant except for a particular for toyoad the round of our earthly, songs and kind of articles, auok as liquor. (
midnight chimes for the alễ years gone and the Mr. Hastings said with regard to what had new yours to come. But know this, we can been said about rusbing matters, he sight men diatizatly treos his marches to the paknow tion that those white dated from February Instahore-for his footsteps lead away and away your. Reposted demands had been made to do.vory far to heavenly secues and bright-eyed 846.7109 mindo by him: Howas only surprised that 24,871,69 the defendant scold find any solicitor in the salony to put forward such a defenge for blu as $525,918.46 that which had been raised.
J. J. Keswick, Clairmuo
The Honourable Alexander Palmer Mas-Hancock, and-Ventron, we were able to provide Goods imported from Japan shall be allowed to Ewen, a Momber of the Legislative Couaeft; the inthates of the tome with a substantial unter his kingdom apon payout of 5 per cent.louson who sets cadres and others himself for so The womanta bara knot andited by Mr. Fullarton 4-Harry Grenfell, Esquire, Captain in Ohristmas dinner, whos ample justice was done duty; instead of 7 per vont, as heretofore,
alcolion. IVO and after the first, day of the erst the Royal Navy,
to the good things un liborally bestowed upon 1 James Campbell Barker, Bequire, Major them. I desire to offer our best thanks to them moon of next year the port. of Ping Tang. in
in thu. Corps of Royal Engineers
for their great Kindows I hope to have a Chith province of the bare aware, all be open S-Robart Murray Kamsay, Esquire, Rativednasa New Year's diar provided in a similar to international comhéroe under the same rules tommander in the Bayal Navy and Har manner. I must not owalt to mention a kind gift as now regulate commerce at Chomulyo, Focsin, bour Master of the ssid Colony; and
and Wonsao.. 6Nathaniel Joseph Eda, Esquire, a Justice for the are of the girls.
Hourkong, 11th January, 1890.
ADSTBACT OF ASSETS AND LEAMLITIES, ŽUP DECEMBER, 1899.
LIABILITY2
.
{of a box of toya from Mesers. Powell and Ce Red Ginasag, has always been a prohibited. Paid-up capitalasta ce am curious, part 500,000, fendant for payment and no respenso. whatsror visions of eteralty
of the once in and for the said Colony; *ås regnads the coadust of the skildren I love export" from which the King has derived but Sandyy orasiters to be a Cosanlusion for the purpose of in-very little to my, The elder girls have uniform-tile prodit, for the reason that large quantities Profit and loss avesant stitating, making, and conducting each enquiry: be amenable to discipline, and bare gireu of it have been smuggled out of this country And I do hereby appoint you the said Walter but little trouble; but younger ones would bardannually, and the so-called legitimato trade in Meredith Deans te be the Chairman of such ly be children if there were not occasionally it has been carried on by those favoured fow Gennission And L-do-bersby order and dirost quarrels and naughtiness among so large a run who, by bribery, are allowed to bring up the that for all or any of the purpose of this Com- | fer. | On first coming to ge, one or two of those rear
of the tribute barers in their anual Cost of property...... rosion four Members thereof inclusive of the sent to us from the Government displayed a great migrations to Peking. Now, however, by the Preliminary expense Chairman shall be and constitute a quoruní, love of stu, jug, taking even the half cooked food wise messeres adopted, or rather Iƒshould Stationery Aud 1 do further hereby order and direct that from the cooking pass; but affor a few wooke're say, to be adopted, the tresury will, not at dry debtors the end. Commission shall, for the purpose of alderice among as they have relinquisbed this bad least $200,000 par sonam from this toures alone, making the sand unquiry, bave all auch powers l
while the duty on Ited Gissong is sufficioutly
Profit and Loss ACCOUNT..
Dr.
as are vested in the Supreme Court of this It is a grost cause for thankfulness that the high to maintain the proper value of such s Colony or in any Judge thereof on the occasion health of the inmates has been so good. There highly prized commodity. By the opening of of any suit or action in respect of the following has been no case of serious illness of my kind; Ping Yang, too, trade, and consequently roots. To amounts writtin off :
| although the and another has from time to time no, should receive a great filip. Again, the Tho enforcing the attendance of witnesses and had attacks of fever und öther gizanio trables, obisk importato Korea conist of Manchen To divided at the rate o examining them on oath, afirmation, ar olber
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The dopelling the production of documents; The punishing persons guilty of contempt
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still the children have all kept wall and strong; ter floods. (birting's Lawns, etc.) which To balans sarried for wade sad some who co joining un locked was and form the chief article of "dathing for pinched with the hardships to which they had the whole nation. It is therefore clear, that been expoed, soon assumed a healthy and robust the new rules will favour an increase of British appeara!.66.
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