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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECAMERA 18re, 1895,

HONGKONG REGATTA:

The weather which attended yesterday's opening of the anus Henghong Regatta wai such as would have delighted the hearim of feet ball players end spectatore, but it was certataly | as Eke sort of weather one reasonably expects to have busociated with rowing sports. For December the wind was bitingly cold, and it is questionable whether such auroszonable slimatio conditione have ever before attended this rest and popular mesting. But notwithstanding this wrious styɛne circumstance a very large number of resitente mastered on the fagalup Torrisdale, which had been viry kindly lent for tao ocasion, and they remained there, Cas. ablanca like, until the last rase hul bean rowed. The hand of the Hongkong Regi

Bald Pacha has left the Dritish Embassy at Constantinople and returned to his own renent played many excellent colections, and

atience.

THE ITARLAN REVERSE IN ABYSSINIA Further particulars state that 17 officer, 10 non-commissiqued officers, the officers and men of a mountain battery, and Major Tesel wore mussed at Ambagali, after six houm desperate fighting. The Italians were crushed

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Hoskosu, DOCEMBER 13TH.. 1895,

The Hongkong Legislative Council is run en tertotul principles At Singapore it is not so Amording to The Moralist of the Straits Times, tus and-room of the Connoil Chamber that is turned on Council days iule a high class refresturent room, where tes, and whisky and soda, and cakes, and other stimulating drinks and viands are kept ou call, to exable members of Council to ender the laboity of listening to each othuż."

At the Magistroy posterday afternoon Fung. Tim, bairdresser, was again charged with giving falso particulars whilst pawning jewellery bo loaglag to Eo Test, a concubine. She was convicted on three charges and sent to gach for one month on each, the saz bences to run concuri rently, Mr. Ewens, who defendod, rekod his Worship to state a case on a point of feet, and this was simbed to, and the women allowed put on buil of 1400, Mr. Roblason (lustructed by Mr. Mounsey) appeared from the prosecu

tion.

Among the occasions which the approaching. Benson brings for opening our bearta noil our pockets will be the "buzaur which the French Bisters of the Asile de la Ste. Enfance notify will be held at the City Hall, onder, the

troops are loving Naples as reinforcement.

GREAT BRITAIN AND VENEZUELA. A British ultimatum has been finally pre seated to Venezuela..

[PHOM BAIGON 'FAPURR.) DUMAS' FUNERAL

PALIE, 30th November.

No discourse was mando."

DEATH OF COUNT TAAFFE.

PARIB, 3011 November.

Wion Talle is dead. [By Wien Taffo is un donht meaat Count Edward Francis Joseph Taaffe, of whom Mea of the Thine" gives the following sket

Station No 2Whibs Crimson, Sky Blos Szak.

Bow LA Rose at h Jo. 2, WA. Stopant

Bet, MB.

No. 8. G. Mellinone 1st. Bibs Etroke, J. B. Grimes Cox, F. W, White

"Khamrock" Station No. 3-Red and White Koops," Bow, A. H. Barlow...: 10€ Rib.

• No. 2, W. B. 0. Stomart1let. 11iba. No, 8, B. D. Sanders 12 6 Stroke, H. Skatt

Cox, A. A. Alives aft

Victoria,

Station No. Bed, Ble,

Bor, E. Mark

No. 2, G. White No, 8, C. Crispin

12t4lbe

-'Dev, kita.

*Shamrisk.” (Erish)

Melaka Station No. 1-Gireen;

Bow, A. H. Barlow 10st. 12lbs. No. 2. W. 3. O. Stapart No. 83. D. Sandors.

Stroko, J. B. Grimos

Cox, F. H. Kev

·:12st,... · Albp.- 10nt, 4a.. 9kt Tibu

? •*Kornblumo.***

(German)), A Station No. 2.Black, White, and Red. Bow, F. Lammert

No. 2. E. Thoer

No. 8, E. Bischoff...

10.81b 118 Biber 513nt, 30lbs.

A

Stroke, H. F: Lammert

and Old Gold

Cor, F. W. White

That Mar

(1089) - Albu 11s 12te

Stroke, J. M. Heaterson A. 156. Abe Cox, G, L. Doneen 30st. 101be

Kornblume."!"

Station No S-Biser, Pink Bash Bow, T. Mecké

20at dils. No. 2, F. Laramort

1016, Sib No 3, G. O. Hayward 1let be. Stroke, E. F. Lammort

** 10st-12G. Cox, t. A. Caldwell

Art. Ob Thistle." Etation No 1-Yavy Blue and White Shah. Bor. J. M. EL de Carvalho No. 2, T. Cozsubji. No. 3, G. H-Potta; Stroke, C. (t. Hinck

Cox, F. H. Kew...

LEDICE SHAMRIDK VICTORIA...

10st. 5lbs. 11rt. Ilb

-10st. 01.

| Bst. Flbs.

There was considerable Jday, in starting this

Bow, T. Meek

arphistle

(Sisotoh.) Station No. 8.

No.2, W. A. Stopani

No. 9, G. Mollison

9st. ib..

10st. Glbs 11st 81be.. 12st. 3lbs. 12st: 21

FOOTBALL

stinots of the bumpan mco had bean expressed and might be understood. This amounted to HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB U. B COMPANY saying that the English language was an in- The English. fluence as well as a vehicle. OF THE RIPLE-BRIGADE. An early start was made yesterday afternoon language was itself the growth of centuries-of on the Happy Valloy when these two teams Christina thought and life, and was, therefore, the most patent of all missionsrite. Through ot for the first time to test their comparative the mossgo of the Gospel cars Toxy

fighting strongths. B Company has an

excellent record and is probably the strengstar to the sociar life of this.eity. Tho. Company in the Rile Brigade, The Club date that headed surry letter, penned by for the Brst few minutes had to confine their the young Baba in the bank or godown, was the message which he who ran might attention solely to defence, for try as they would they could not get the ball away, although they read. When we came to examine closely what were favoured by the vind. At length Mackay was involved in an adequate knowledge of the passing over to Townend, progress towards the English language, it would be found that thoro desired and was made, but the former player were ninny grave defects in our present system Sindy shot it bigt over the har. After tas of teaching our Chinase-boys. For one thing. goal kick the Army made a mash up and owing the, Christian tonobor had a right to protest to a mis kick the Club's defence, was compistaly sninst tho ridiculous and effete distinctions broken down. A shot wae tazon bat so hurriedly which the Gcrerament have hitherto drawn and aimlly that Sharp ad ub difficulty in between the secular and sorod in diation. turning it away, although he had to concede o far as our Government codes ad aught te Stroke, J, M. Henderson

Boorer. Nething came of the free kick, and do with the antier, the husk, of the English Gor, G. A. Caldwell

· Dab. 01. again the Club had another opportunity, batanganga had been stadionsly offered to the LIGHT GIGs open to Earonsan, non-commis ove mere Moolay shat car. A good attempt boys of this colony, while the kernd had just sioned officers and men of any rogiment or by the Company was spoilt just la time by Oliver, as studiously been denied them. Why was the corps of the Garrison or to European erews who managed to kick the ball away from ita English Bible the pae English sinasie that of any of HM vassals or to Europear dangerous position, and when harried by several had more to do with the English language than Tombers of the police force; entrance 81. opponents, Birth reciving the ball from any other book-why was the teaching of this. Distance, ono mils. Bosts to be approved of gool kick took it well up the field, and ally Book not publicly recognized? It was nonsense by the Committee Time allowance Bondssed to Campbell, who took nehot at goal to ruppose that the native races would resent por car; four boats must start for two prizes, at his foot slipped, and the ball wous wide, the teaching of the Bibles dessic, and any winnere of 3rd and 6th race first day to be Again in another in bata for minutes objection which the native races might-in- handicapped by the Committee. 1st prize, $15, afterwards this Inttar player had a good fature offer to the teaching of the Bible and 2nd prize, $10. .....

opportunity but again he sent the ball wide, would be nothing more and nothing less Victor Emanuel Constance, red, blne The left wing of the Brigade just, before than the roles action of European views

...with white VE ing.

half time made an excellent attempt and on the subject. Speaking, as regarded the Hongkong Polio-Peeler," B-cared, blue, and earrind the ball bat a few yards from the Chinese especially, he could safely say that the ournor flag. Here it was contred, but with euch real, religions, susceptibilities of the Chinese study of the English Ribis. Another grest Rifie Brigade. C Company, Goured, yellow flag. swiftness that it hounded from the foot of the people were not incompatible with an intelligent

"Itoyal Engineere" flagel

the goal month, and went over the st. Crosa- Royal Engineers" Royal Engineer, oared, ing nyer, the Army at once took advantage of mitable text-books The bopeless want, of oringon, bine and crimson with yellow the wind, and the difference in their play adaptation to the requiremoute of the papil made the eratem of teaching English in this grenade in centre of bine.

138 at once noticeable, and tho of the Club ensued to become feebler, although colony' quite as incitectus as the time- Royal Artillery 35th Company G-oored,

Distanes one mile. 1st prize, $8; 2nd prize, greatest value. Whether it was the cold, Chinese Chinese schools. He was sure SHAKE BOATS open to China saico boats, hard hiking world have proved of the honoured but antiganted rode of teaching 257 Yet prize, 85. Eight boats to start for or the hard ground, that was anfavourable that every teacher in the colony who had three prizes; winner of No. 5 fratday excluded to the Club cannot be said, but curtainly love for his work cherished the eargest. GEBMAN Cur; pruented by the members of their play now seemed to inak the dash and do topo that those in authority would deal the Club Germania, For Four Oarn, Distance termination which was a little more prominent riously with the many defects in our educs. one mile. Entrance, 810. To be rored in in the first half. The passing of the forwards tonal system with a view to remedying them.. And although we must look earnestly to public boats the property of the Victorie Hercs was erratic and the tankbur was by ra me spirit among the citizens of this colony und tion Clab

goed. From a sovimmags in front of goal, elsewhore to help towards a better order of Kornblume

"Bhary was forsad ta klok ont. Thereupon the Station No, White, Crimson, and sky

bail was returned, but it was again handled and things, the earnest desire of each tre citizen as Blue Baah...

sunt away, but being returnedagain it washanted well as each teacher must be that the Gov Pet, Ilh to and fro and finally west andor the ban the meat might be to the pauso of education here a real blood-parent and not a stingy at 11lbs:

Army thus drawing 'first blood. This roverso

stepmother. 12st.: 3]bs.

at once stimulated the Clab, and they com- #b 10st

menced to improve, and on both wings attempts Oxt. `0lb.

were made to avert dafent. Play wogs on for a quarter of an hour but the score was unaltered and the Company left the field vinning by one. goal to all.....

White

kicking

considecetly enlivened what would probably havo otherwise proved a very dull day,“Â ̈ bold, starching north wind blow the whole time) and the surface of the water was considerably disturbed. bat, fortunately, the wind blow from the direction of the starting point to the finish. The most important rades ware for the Chairman's Cup and the Ladies' Prize, beth of which proved an upset of "Osca man" predictions but it must be urged as a szuse for that prophet's errors that .F. Lam- tert was not at all wall, and it was physically: izpossible for him to display, his best form. The raring was really very enjoyable, although of noce high class rowing could het be, ex- pected to be witwood' when the sea was in such turbulent stata. The finest fizisk of the day was in the last ovent, which was won by the Bank crot, who, after a splendid race, got home by shput an tighth of a longth from the merchants Bont. Isefore the reces commenced the officials race, and even when the gun was fired the beta The funeral of Dames was of a civil oforaster. Estify on the Aagskip, and élia mual, which was Hero, nos in a straight line. However, the Sappers, Royal Engineers" Sapper," Gorer, contre-forward, who stood aught thus yardsfromdatert in our present system was the want, of

supplied from Thomas's Grill Room, wasa parti. starter could not wait more than half an warly tasty one and it was served in un es bour, as time had already been considerably ceptionally smart manner. Mention should als reached upon. R. 3. Lemmert was the fret be made of the hospitality of Hon. J. H Stewart to show the way, but Henderson and Grines Louktart and Mrs. Lockhart on the Isaach eat wore uol very long in robbing him of the apart for the starters, ampires, and the members premier position, and after going half the cos of the Pre-hospitality watch the piercing he gave up altogether. By this time Skott, had wind made doubly woleemo and enjoyable. got his bost wall up, and soon took second Tane, Count Edward Francia, Joseph RE Daring the afternoon Miss. Black, in a neat position, Henderson having dropped book Anatrian statesman, was born at Prague, Tebe presented the Ladies' prite to the win lightly, Grimes's men were evidently in splendid condition and they easily took a long 24, 1833

He is Viscount Taste of Corron's, who were loudly ohooveL

lend, winning by half a dozen lengths from and Baron of Ballymote, Blige, in the is parage, and was brought up along with the

Skot Time 6 min. 56) sans prezent Emperor Francis Joseph. He entered the Imperial service in 1857 es Neematary of the Hon. J. J Ball-Irving Major Hungarian Government, and was appointed dardett Botfield, RA, Commodore G. T: Governor of Sulsburg in 1889. L 1867.

Boyes, H., Hon. C. P. Cliator., die Hon. The Chief Justice, Bir Fielding becamo Austrian Minister of the Interior, and Vice-President of the Cisisither Ministry. Aturke. Mre it. Cooke, ir G. B. Dodwell, the end of 1869 he served as Minister Presidentitajor Fattiful, Lion. W M. Goodman, and in 3871 accepted the office of Governar nr. R.. uy, z. J. D. Humphreys, Afr. W. Huut, United States Congal, s the Tyrol and Vorarlberg. He has shown great ability in mediating betwova conflicting orde. Jackson, Mr. J. Kramar, Mr. J. H. Louis, and nationalities, and has publicly expressat U von Looper, German Consal, Mr. St J. Michaelsen, dr. H. N. Mody Colonal his dianpproval of tho anti-Semitic agitation.]

niloy, K., Mr. José de Navarro, Spanish CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE,

wusuf, Lient-Colonel The O'Gorman, Burg.. lonel Preston, air. W. 1. Bay, Mr. AG. ominuo, Consul Gen. for Portugal, Mr. A. one, lica. Commander R. Murray Rumsey IN, Lient-Colonel H. St Paul R.B. Mc. JR. Susoon, Mr. H. Showau, Mr. N. A siebe, hir. Herbert Smith, Hon, J. H. Stewart okkert, Hon A. K. Tmyors, Commander Faubard, K., Hon. T. H. Whitebead, Mr. Actor Emanuel bost last, The Rides wain

tained the load natiľ the finish, and the Police Wito, Mr.A. Woolley, Commistea-lo H. E. Wodehorso, and Engineers fought a good race for scop

G, Chairman, Mosers. C.M. Adamson, position, which was gained by the former crew. dischof, G. L. Duncan, R. P. Lammert, Captime, 7 zins, 21 sect

PARIS, 3rd December.

The Chamber has refused by 955' to 158 te strike out of the hadget the votes for publi worship.

BOOCH W RACES

The follcering wore the foils President, His Excellency SiWilliam. Robin. on. KU... Stowards Hou. B. It. Balilca.

TUD DAY, Thursday, 12th December. The Lavese Cur; presented; value $100, fo. ali Chins poules weights ao por sende, wizner at this meeting 10 lbs. ertra entran 35. Ones round and a distance. The CHAAREE CUP value $100 for all Chine, ponies bens de grins at the date of entry; weights as per suale; winnėrɛ 7-lbs. extra, of 2 or more rooss 16 This entrase $5. Dio mile and a half.

LIGHT Gros opes to European non.com

missioned officers sad man of any regiment or - corps of the Garrkon, or to Entsperu prowe of any of HM, vessels, car to European mem- bar of the police force. The boats to be approved by the Cemanities. Distance, one milo. Time allowed for earn 8 saconde par. mar. Four hasta wont start for two prizes. The winning pres of third race to bo handi- capped by the Committee Exfenaco, -81. First prize, $15, sccond priso, $5.

1 Rifle Brigade, C Company, fi-nared, Hongkong PolicePeele" card, bine

and white. 2 Beyal Engineers" Royal Engineer, "G

cared, 3

Victor Emannot Constanse," é-eared, blue

with VE flog.

This was a fairly level ram, until within 500. yards from the lagship, when the Rides obtained

lead, the Police boat being second, and the

I. MacCarthy, BE. W. Machell, W. HHBOXERS CUP; for double sculis Distance, Potts, M. A. A. Souza, W. Armstrong Hon. one mile. Entcanos, 85. To be rowed in boats. irbevarer E.D. Sanders (Hon: Secretary)... the property of the Victoria Recreation Club,

-Mand.” -Judges of the Rowing RacesMr. R. K Leigh, Hon, Commander W. C. EL Hastings,

Starter Mr. W. E. Potta

The LADIES' PURSE; prosented; for all Chine.N

porios-weights as per senisgrifios al tate of entry allowed 7 lbs. wines t this meeting 7 lbs. exca; riders who have never won a race allowed 7 lbs.; entrance $5. Onco round.

The MANCHU STAKES; of $10 each with S56 „adkled, divided, 70, and 10 per cent to the

first, second and third ponies; for all bond fide beaten Chins poules that have boyur run previous to this meeting weights ga per scale. One mile.

Armining -Kerry

Mieyfree ...

J

The CONSOLATION CUP; value $100; for all bona fide beaten China-ponies that have un at this mesting; weights es per scale;

entrance 15. Ons mile.

Farri

Ratais

Danover

Tims 2 miu... 18 sec. ・・

The CHAMPION STAKES; of 310 Cach with $50

led; a forced entry for and open only winnors, at this meeting,"optional for the winners of the Hooks, Manehz Stakes and Consolation Cup winners. of ten, races st this meeting $15 extra, of more than two races 840 urtta; weight an per scale. Oné mile and a guarv

Dragonfly

Aristocrit:..

Dèmaerat...

Time 2 min. 40 ger. WELTER STARE; of each with $50 added; for all China ponics; catola weights over 11at. 7lbs; hooke allowed 71ba; to be ridden by residents of this province and officor of the Army and Navy. Three quarterr of a mile..

Aurellus

Mercury

Leander

SUPREME COUNT.

12th December.

IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.

Fatronage of H.. the Governor, on Monday DEFORE THE FULL COURT-BIR FIELDING

next, This gives a doubls opportunity for doing good; no can got cushions, sto., for our own comfort, toys to Brighten our little friends, and at the same time aid the funds which feed the poor orphans, besides encouraging the Bistars in theiù good work. 200

CLAKRE (CRIPT JUSTICE) AND-ME-AG WISE (POISE JUDGE).

CHIN TUET TING, APPELLANT, v.

THE WING

CHUN IRUNG, RESPONDENTS, This was a motion for leave to appeal which was heard on Wednesday. The appellent was the defendant in an action brought against him by the respondents to recover 300061 for goods cid and delivered, and the Patens Judge gave a verdick zigainst him. The appellant sought to have that decision set aside on the ground that the judgment was against the weight of evidence- It was alleged by the respondents that he said. he was the mastur of the Young Chun Cha Shop:

pallant denied that he end, he was the master (who was now in Penang) or that he was a part ner in the Bhop

Umpires. Hon. J. H. Stewart-Lockhart," Me : Grace, rowing. Mr. G. C. Anderson, Yachts Open Sailing Boats, Mr. E. Burule.

Judge of the Salling Races-Commander Taunard, R.N.

Firme kooper-Mr. T. F. Hough.. LIGHT Gies; opon to regular Chinese crews of the sanic hong or office. Boats must carry European coxswain. Boate to be passed by tue Committee. Distance, ono mils. - Time allowance, & seconds per car. 1st prize, $10); 2nd prize, $5.

Station No. 2Black, Blue Sosh, Bow, II. E. Hayward...

Ret. Glbs. Stroke, H. W. Kennett 9āt. 6ibe.

14

Kathleen Station No. 3-White:

Bow, J. B. Grimes

Iat. lbs. Stroke, R. F. Lammett 10st. 12.

Cox, F. W. White

Det en

Lily."

'Station No. 1-Elack and Pink Baali. Bow, C. Kline.

Dat B, Stroke, F. Tanzaert... 10st: Bite:

Cox, A. A. Caldwell... Ast. One

MAUD. ......

... 1 Klinck and Lammast were behind from the start, and F. F. Lammert, in No. Stout, was very soon in difficulties. The rade was

Two boats-one from the Fictor Emanuel and the other from the gunwharf-started, and the

se, thanks to the energetic work of the co-consequently left to Hayward and Kennett swain, who beat tims with an enormous pair of who practically had a "walk over" T-S

d-hitting Ante, ended in a win for, tho Vistor mina 6 Eas Emanuel boat. The winning ore maintained a very good stenka, the time at the finish being to the minute. Thus 8 mins, 18 eeTA. JHAIRMAN'S CHALLENGE CUP; for Four Oats. Cup to be held by the winning uruw for oue year, but to remain the property of the Club. Distance, one mile and a half. Entrance, $10. To be rowed in boste the properly of the Victoria Ideoration Club..

"Shamrock." Station No. --White. lom-AA. Aires No. J., C. Cameron No. 3. G. Mollison... Stroke, J. B. Grises Cox, F. Hyndman.

Sat 4ba

"Vistoria," Station No. 1-Bhok and Pink,

Bow, T.-Mook

No. 2, E. Thanors

No. 3, E. Bischof

Stroke, R. F. Lammert

Cox, F. H. Kow...

"Kerablume."

CHINESE CUP; four saft; for members of the saine profession, crows to be submitted to the Boathouse Committee; to be rowed in boats the property of the Victoria Becreation Club, ¦ Distanco, vne.mile. Entrance $10.

Bhamrect."

(Hongkong Bank) Station No. 3-Red and White. Bow, E. B. Descon:..

.. 10st. Fibe No. 2, J. C.. Cameron

11st Alba. No. 3, E. D. Sanders

12st. 6ība. ... 10st. 12.

Dab. Olb

Stroke, A. H. Barlow

Box, G.-A. Caldwell

Thistle."

(Merchants)

Station No. 2-Red and White Hoops,

Bow, J. B. Gránios

Bow, LA. Rose No. 2, Wộ B: O. Stewart No. 8, G. Mallison Stroke, J. B. Grimes

Thistle."

Cox, W. Hardwick

Station No. 2-Red and White,

-Bow, F. H.Ke

Dat

No. 2. B. Thapart

11st Sibe.

No. 3, T. Meek.

Lost. 01be.

Stroke, H. Skelt

12st, 4lbs.

Cos, A. E. Alres

Victoria."

Station No. R-Blue and White Stripe. Bow, H. E. Hayward No. 2, J. U. Gameron

IX. 1b. 11st. 11lbe,

....... Int... 4lbs,

But, 166

No. 3, G. H. Follo

Stroke, G. C. Hayward

Cox, R. Henderson

"Leak."

Bow, A. A. Alves

Station No. 4Black and Pink Slash.

Dat. Alles 11st. 8lbs ...Tat. 10ths. Pat. 10lbs. Ost 016.

No. 2. W. A. Stopani No. 3, E. Bischoff

Strake, R. F. Lammert |*, Cux, F. W. Whits

TUU SCULLING.—Tub Scrilling Posta). Dis- tones, half mile, Entrance S1. The rowed in bosta the property of the Victoria Recrea- tion Club.

Station No. P. Hyndman, beat No G Station No. E-T. Gifford, boût No: 4 | Station No. 3-II W. Kennelt bout No: ô Station No. –0, I. Ellis, boat No. 3 Laont Gies; open to European non-ecmamis- stoned offices and man of any regiment or corps of the Guccion us to European crewd of Doy of H.M. vessels or to European. members of the_police force. Entrance. $1. Distance; one mile. Boats to be approved of by the Committee Time allowance & Rene per bar. Four hosts must start for two prizes; winners of 3rd and 6th raus first day and Sad raos second day to be handicapped by the Com. mittee. Ist prize, $16; and 2nd prize, $10. Victor Emanuel Constanes, B-eared, blue

white.

with white- VE-flag, Hongkong Police Pooler," 6 pared, His and Rifle Brigado, Boarod, yellow flag. Sappers, R. Sapper" 6-cavel, P. R, Bag, Royal Engineers......“ Royal Enginton, Mosvold crimson, blue and ortinson yhtyellow, grė-

ade in centre of blak Royal Artillery" 25th Company.” 6-nared.· GRIFFIN'S CUP-Presanted by the Hon. H. E Wodehoose, CMG For Fear Dars. Open to members and subscribers of the Vis toria Recreation Club who have never won a race at a Regatte in China. Distance, me mile. Batranos Só. To be rowed in boats the property of the Victoria Recreation Ch

* Shamrock."

Station No. 1--Blak, Orange Sashi Bow, H, W. Kennett

9st. Gibs. No. 2, E. Dercon, 10ut be No. 3, P. Byndiaan

Ost. 6ibe. Stroke, F. Silva Netto

Dat. lbs. 11st, 236. Cox, R. F. Lummart

11st. 9Rs.

12st. 3lbs.

10st, 4lba.

Pat. Giba.

10st, dite,

No. 2, E. Thone-t...

10st.6lbs. -1let. Siba.

No. 3, F. Bischoff

11st. 11at. 101ta. 12stika,

Blis

Flat 10.

Dat. Olbe.

1lat, iba.

-985, 7lbs.

Bon,

Bow. H. MoPhail

10st. 4.

...10st. 016.

No. 2, G. Waito

L10st. 41.

No. No. 3, C. Crispin

F. Mock....

Jlst. 8iba.

No. 3, C. Crispin

11st. 12be.

Tirt. Aba. 10st.: 8lba Bet. Oth.

Stroke, J. M. Henderson.

Cor, G. Dincan

BANK

126. 27. "It. 191.

... 1

2

Station No. 3-Bine and White Stripen.

Bow, C. G. Klinck...

No. 2, W. A: Stopáni

No. 3, G. C. Hayward

Stroke F. Lammert

Cox, R. Henderson

"Thistle."

Station No. 4-Red and White Hoops..

Eme, I A. Roma...

No. 2. . E. Dozorn

*

No. 3, W, B, 0. Stowert

Stroke, IL Skott...

Cox, F. W. Whita

H

D" Leak.* Station No. 5-Hive. Boy, & H, Harlow... No. 2, U. F. MacCarthy- No. 3, G. H. Potis Stroke, E. D. Bandera Cox, A. E. Alvos.......

SHAMBOOK VICTORIA

Bat. 16 10st. 71bs. 1.lib. 12st. ·· Abs. 9at. Olb

st. 121b. 10st, 10h 11át. 111ba 12st ba

I Mr. Al. Belfield's last report on the metal zacket at Shanghai the following pas goooours under the Lead of "Serap material": This trala in scrap is developing quickly, and shortly, if importers will only combine, they will be able to offer sufficient inducement for a line of steamers to sign for the weight of scrap shipped on tendedag official weight carti- Ecates. hear that this shortage question is to whom thỏ gooils were delivered, while the ap- was the first to get arras, F. Lammert being

still a barning one, the Conference lines taking the illogical stand that a bill of lading for a qantity said to weigh 100 tons entitles the ship to froight on 100-lous without returi, kat deas not entitle the cousigned to a single ton of -the material shipped, as the ship is not reapon-

sible for weight.

Mr. H. E. Pollock (instructed by Mr. Reece) appeared for the appellant..

A very good start was obtained, sad Sander

Stroke, H. Skott..

Cox, F. W. White

Victoris."

(Dook)

Station No. 1--Bed, Blue and Gold,

MERCHANTS...

The Dock crow brought up # lot of water and the race was throughout between Barlow and Skott. They kept sbrant for long distance and an exciting finish was the result, the Bank crew just tummaging to get home, on the stroka. Time 6 mins, 47 Be

SAILING BADU : för all open boste; any rig, Chinese-owned boats excluded. Entrance, $2. prize, $25. Course nine miles. Post entries.

Sailor's Home Gig...

No. 7 Paline Gig.

Commodore's Galley

Dimesrat cutter..... Mercury's gig

So Victoria."

Station No. 2, E. Alves

Stroke, A. A. Alten.

9st Olb 10. 6. 11st. 19.

Fat: dit 1036 lbs.

Cax, J. B. GrimaS...

"Korabiame Station No. 8-Navy Blue and White Sanh. Bow, J. M. E. do Carvalho.

No. 20,1 Ellis

No. 3, J. C. Camaroy

Stroke, C. G. Klinak Cox, LA Rose

Station No. 4 Bow, H E. Hayward No. 2 FH. Kew No. 3. F. M. Roza Pereira) Stroke, T. Consunji Cor, F. Langst

9st 0lb ¡11st. 5lbs. 11, 9ha 10et. Ob Ost The

Potk 11st. Gle 10st. So, 10% 81be

1

10.

'Lear' Station No. 5

Bow, H. McPhail

Dat 10st. 4iba. 1st Albs.

be.

Hanghum Dook estter Lillian 0 SAILING RACE; in two classes (Y. RA. Handj

cap); for partially dacked boats. Prima, aup. Entronco 84. Couinə nine TaÏÈOS, “

19 CLKER.

Arrow, cutter, It Carey. 4.0 Red and dark bius. Petrel Jug Morton) 1.4 Black yellow, din-

Jones wing

Amoni

veron.

No. 2, G. White No. 3, J. Coyle;;

Stroko J. M. Honderen

Cox, J. Hanes

..12st Gibe.

Yst Olb,

SINGAPORE'S SCORE IN THE RIFLE MATON.

GREAT BANK-NOTE FORGELIES AT BATAVIA.

Batavia, 2611 November, Forged Java Bank notes have been in air- culation in Java for some considerable time and all the Dutch papera have very pointedly stated that they have been made in Singapore. It The following is Bingapore's rears in the therefore caused some surprise in Boumabaga when it became known on Monday last that the Interport rifle match:

Police had arrested a large number of forgers: in small lane in the heart of Sourabaya, The chiaf of the forgarom is said to bẹ Kwea Khe foe, who has been, assisted by sararak other Okinamon and a satire etober named. Fa-aminck The printer is also a Chiawan. When the polico tam on the scone work was in full swing. The amount circulated by forgid notea is not yet known but that it must reach a very considerable figure is proved by the high gume the gang have boon playing in other direc- tions, as also by the fact that most the t

• 200 300 G30

Agg. Jon, yde, yds. Lt. St. Clair, S.V.A. (Copl) 34 33 32 39 Surg. Mogliston, S.V.A.34 03 21 98 Gunner Lawson, S.V.A. 32 34 31 67 Sarg. Woodward. R.E. 33.83 0.00 Baiduster Wallace, oth

Familiarse

35 31 29 95 Bergt. Major Fraser, 5th

Fusiliers

Col. Pannefather, T.G.P.. Captain Warren, R.A. Bargt. Morrison, S.AA. Lieut. De Bary, BA....

4

32 32 30 94.

33:29 30 $2

31

87

85

326. 819 236 .934

THE TEACHING; OF ENGLISH TO CULINCRE

IS IT A LUXUET AND FELNICIOUS?

are for f.1,000. Forged scooptanices amounting - to about 1.600,000, have beon discounted Tai · Kim Tjiang 1.300,000, Ong Tjong Han 1,150,000 and Nash & Co., 1,135,000, are the principal victims of this special department of tho fargers. Those acceptances were forged as having been verified by the nolary Jha van der Doas de Byo, it being the castem in Java for this procodare to be followed with sach docu ments. It was through e lawyer, Mr. Gericke, that the forgeris vero discovered and the police acted. It is atrongly inspected that some of In view of the now departure taken by the the principle Chinese regulents of Soumbaya. Hongkong Government with regard to English will be implicated. Inical law bare only recog→ tocching in Chinese schools, the followingnises the fault of the holder of a forged note report of a lecture delivered at Singapore by the and no amount of book proef will assist in Rev. A Lamont may be read with some local bringing the real criminals to justice. So the catching of this gang in their trap is a pisce interest ---

After explaining how it had cene about that of good fortune. be was that night addressing, the Chinese

Balavin, 30th November. Last Saudsy Liorning the role of the police Christian Association on ensh a subject, the Inoturor said that it was a subject which lay force assembled at tho Railway station. Every- very near to his own heart. The question was one thought something of moment was going one that bristled with diffenlty, and it was one to happen there. However, this place was orly on which talented men was at variance with chosen by a rendezvous and to lead astray any one another. He instanced the opinion of Mr. spies that might be on the watch. When wil W. E. Maxwell, who was he said, probably the was ready the police divided themselves into strongest minded ran that ever gave attention three parts, cach husded by a scout, and so to the subject of English, education in this they marched into the Chinese camp. Una colony. For many resens Mr. Maxwell's detachment went straight to the residence opinion was valuable. Unlike some of our clever of Kew Khẹ Sós, a Chinuman whose cun- Legislative Councillors of thoas Istor days, afr.ning is known to be greater than his honesty. Maxwell represented more than himself, and The searching of this man's house ended was this exponent of s general belief that had in an unexpectedly favourable Tokalt. Not buen growing among certain sections of the only were found the forged seals of the notary, raling glass in this clony. Mr. Maxwell which had been used to forge his name on the hed formulated the opinion that this teaching of noceptanoss, but also a number of forged Bank English to Asiatic youth was seesatially a lexnry notes of 1.500, which it could be soon had been which could not, in the nature of things, conduce recantly made. Kwes The So at once pimitted to their ultimata wall being; it was even parni- that he had at last been discovered, and offered cious in sofer it engendered delusive Lopes and to give up the names of all the other enlpreita. led them to dispise manual labour and to think of The first name given by him as being one of Government employment to the only suitable the principals of the gang was Kong Kee, an sphere for the axercise of their aequirements all Stakeh (isman born in China but who Fhysical degeneration followed from rucha has omigrated to Java) and when his konst, was stats of things, and the last state of the rpm-marched the police found engraved platea munity became worse than the first. This view, and other tools which had been wred for the the lecturer saith was essentially an economic forgeries. At the same time some finished ont, since its plea was professedly the material Bank notes, and also some, in course of being well-being of the native races themselves Do completed, of the. value of £ 500, were found. spite the peonliar features of the educational pro. After some cross examination other names were blom in Singapore, European residenta kere, who given by Kwee Khs Boe, amongst them being wery interested in suck matters, found themselves Han San Genn, Poey Tjan Tis, and Oel Tian confronted with diffonition similar to those 1jiang. The house of each of these persons which confrouted intelligent men in Europe, was at once searched, with the result of further Doring the latter half of the present century important discoveries. All possessed forget the English peaking communities of Europe Bank notes, Kwa Khe Soo has not yet con and. Amerius had been enjoying on a most exfessed that he had any hand in the forging of tensive scale, the benefits of literary education. the Bank notes which were found in circulation Such a profess spread of education had added about a year ago and which were said to be made "erits of a new gort to the lot of those so sineated. in Singapura. Hewater; there is strong rus In his own cily, Glasgow, he knew of hundreds pivien that he had. The sccnptances, of which of instances of young man, who had preferred | f. 200,000 have benty disenmpted with a China: tha miserable pattonne of u clerk's wage to man, gave the clue to the discovery. The the more substantial wage of an honest trades | stamp ned for printing the Bank notes way man, simply on the ground of its soming re- made" by a native calleù. Pa Aminah, on the

spectability. They stoored quill driving and order of Han Sign Goan-at least so the native Tespised engineering, tot so zmol on account states. All persons who have been arrested in of their own predilections; but booward they connection with this ass have been confined in were the offspring of a certain system of separate calls. The forged acceptanoss which to what Mr. Maxwell had neid, as to the of the wealthiest Chinese of Sourabaya, much as odrcation - These defects garo, extra weight have been discounted are nearly all in the names

the most prominent amongst the others, pulling

SAILING BACE; for all open boude any rig a strong steady stroke. But ers long Grims

Chinese owned boats ovefuded. Entrance 34. came up with a fluo awing and for some distance.

Prize $25; winner of this race on the first comparative valte of Engish cdration among lan Tjiong Ling, The Toan Lok and the Asiatics. Boro, in Singapore, the condi- former Major of the thiness, The Toan Ing. he and F. Lammert werd abroast, and Sanders

day to lo penalised 5 minutes. Course is toss of the fucation problemom ex- To the amount of 1.600,000 forged acceptances was left behind, being overtaken by E. F. Lam-

mile; post entries.mely perplexing a porrlezing, that what have been found. Most of the Chinees arrested The Chief Justion, in delivering - judgment, mert, who soon gradually overhauled his brother,

SAILING BACK (Handip by Committen of to one man seemed u reason why English odaco deolare they are innocent and pretend to know said-We have carefully considered this case to and a good race sciezed between Shuanrock sad

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club); for partially tion shoull be unconged, seemed to nother nothing of the forgeries of the acceptanets on gether, Mr. Pollock, and we have come to the cop- Victoris. About three quarters of the course

decked bents not exceeding 1/6 rating Y.BA man an equally strong reason why it should which their signatures also appear as security, clusion that it is not a cuss in which leave to opal been covered when. Grimea went away at a

mcurement. First prize, Cup: second priss he discouraged. He had no desire to under and they state that they get the forged Bank peal should be given. The wages book, if genuine.

Cap. very fast paco and baring obtained a long loa

estimate the objections urged against English notes from other people in arubanke fur goed may raise a doubt as to whether the defendast he won with comparativo caso. Time, 10 min. Ledybird, Ing. Hastings. 1.6 Red and yellow Patrol Ing, Morton

1.4 Black, yellow, die education among the Chinese, Howe, of bourro, money. All the papers ananimously speak

mand

strictly speaking, en interested party, yet he highly of lawyer Cericks, who, put the Officer Le Groon, white che ha a right to qualify his interested position of Justice on to the case Singapors Free Press A Denison. 15 White, bine cross. Payne, log, R.E.

by saying that he was a tesohee of English to correspondent.

· The Progrès Commtorolat de Saigon records the etiaids of an officiul numed Gitured who was in charge of the post anil telegraph oflea ut Kampot. Cambodia. For thres or four daya na tie appellant) was really a partner ju this firm 5s seeT telegrare from the central office and an in- Judge tells me that he is perfectly entisfied that erector was eat to investigate the cause. Op the defendant weat to the plaintiffs' shop and arrival he found that Girard had shot himself held himself out as the master of the Henng

Fayna, lag, R.B. 1,8 Groon, white che Dart, lug, Dr. Lowson... 16 Black, scult and

eros bones, Btolls, lug, Of Sterling. 1.0.Chocolate, yellow

envelopes.

Jones

replies in heen received from Kampot to the the Eeng Chun Cha Shopt, bat the learned LIGHT GIGS; open to European, non-commis Fries, lug mit LA Rud, pallow, Dart, Ing. Dr. Lowson, 1.5 Black kula add the Chinese entirely of his owa oboice, and that

- with a revolver-in-the-right-tomple: The Chun Cha then sind the Judge is also perfectly

alone oflcers and men of any regiment or Mateor, Ing. rorps of the Garrison or to European orewa

of may of HM, rossels or to European man.

PANAMA Broes bones.

Je kunt infers into this work, ai a départament];

motiva of the deceased's act is said to have been satisfied that the phai Gifs, shop gave him bars of the polico foros. Entranco, 31. D. Princesa, Ing, J. Mackis, 1.5 Dark blasilla, lag, Ch. Sterling, 1.6 Chocolate, rellow of Christian missionary work, with his eye opon.

that there was a larga deficit in his socounts and for the goods on the ground that he was the

he preferred denth to the shame which aweibed person they knew as thémaɛtor. Well, if he was

him upso discovery. He was adillefol to gam bling and lost heavily in the native gambling houses. For a long time ha hal made vo payments into the ventral office of his depart

db and it is reported that his deficit amounts to $20,000.

not the master perhaps 1 cannot quite see what.

his object might have been in representing hit-

to me that the wages book, although it redzes a

white

tance, one mile Brats to be approved of by Bilen, log, Les Dillon. 1.0 Light blue. the Committee. Time allowance 8 seconds

"

zontal stripes.

halván

-TITE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

The Zollowing telegrams are from Australian

He had all along boun cogaleant of objections, por one. Four beats messstart for two prizes. She lug, . H. Gale 10 White, red bori Ladybird, leg, Hastings, 14 Red and yellow mursting from very different sources to By Avenvelopes. Engils education among the Chinese yautli of 1st prize, B15; 2nd prize, $10.5% Hite Brigade Co.. 6-osted, yellow flag. 1 Healreiss, lug, Westcott. 10 Blue and White Erica, lug. A. Denison, 1.3 White, fue cross the colony. These objections enanted to the pupors received by the C. N. Ca's steer Payco and Stells allow Dest, Ladybird, Brice, Princess, lug, J. Mackio La Dark Mu and Fonsbla valno But he held to the opinion that Metoor, lag, Lammert,,:15 Red, yellow, and allegation that suoli odnestion was; from re-

A bioeligion, social, and other considerations, of quar

self to be so out on the other hand, it appears Royal Engineers Royal Engineer doubt, is ourtoinly at conclusive upon the pointGarel crinsen blue and crimson as to whether he was a partpier or not, hobnasr it yellow grenze in centre of blue. may be, although he received wipes and altbenih aral Artillery 95th Company, S-shred bia cinthes were matered as being separately in. Viste Emanual Constance, Board, bine

with whita VE flag. relu of the employee, yet he may have

My received wages, on sousut of his taking the Hongkong Police Peeler, Boured, blue and native managenent of the shop and being one of.

The Royal Engineers and the Police boste the partners as well. Lio may, in point of fact, have been a partner receiving prottis and also rower the first to take the load, the former boat ceiving wages in respect of his active services.. llla + to the minute. The police were soon in differltice and they were overtaken by the law abiding during tan daging by compelling The learned Judge Laying come to the very every sold to carry a rod flag in his hand clear conclusion upon the question of fact about Ride Brigade row, who were pulling a very A atillivare effective means would be to lock which there is:a cânflict of evidence, I am satisi oloso tresle with the Royal Engineers, who

If it be argued that no man can burk or prowl with evil intant while proclaiming his whereabouts to the whole city by means of a nny and that no man with lamp in his hand would break ayor the shutters eď a shap, might if ant by parity of soning be contended that the whole population, would be rendered

13

13

Changsha

THE SHIPUUILDING STRIKE.

It is understood that the Görsrnment havo

Loudon, Uth November. section of the shipbuilding employers o Clyde who have large contracts on hand have cest from the Employers Federation, int. order that they may make terris with the work- men on sirike.

The Beltant newspapers suggest that the

Meteor, and Prinokes 39 sam.; Fetrel ́1 min. 21

Londen, 8th November: the English langusga, à soientifically and sacs : Ellenri, Kho, and Seabreeze 4 min. 52 seca.

adequately taught, would supply positive banes Conseran a line between a agbont of Elean, lug. Los Dillon, 10 Light blue. Kowicon Wharves Eying the bine nign of the She, loop, C. H. Gale 2.1.2 White, red hari-hits compared wide which the evils brought to asked Mr. Gerald Balfour, Chief Secretary for

antal stripes.

Ught by imperfect in atraution would seem Island, to use his influence with Mesars Har Royal Hongkong Troht Club, and, a markboat flying a design, round schont of Green Seabreeze, sloop, Surg. 1.0 Blue and white insignideant and trivial Admit that a land and Wold, the great shipbuilding firm, of Tsand, leaving it to starhead Bound the outer Zephyr, outter, NJ. Ede, 3.0

Major Westcott halves.

knowledge of English ma calculated to Belfat, to bring about eattlement of the markboat off Bagship to port round Co Dolphyn, skoop Veran 1.9 Dlus and white.

make a Chizen la ambitions, ture was no present striko in the shipbuilding trade, na itin fasred the strike may otherwise extend to Lon. necarsity to assume that his ambitions were litan Dook buoy leaving it to starboard, ̈and Baith dorons s'etarting line from W. to B Arrow, cutter, Lt. Carey: 4.0 Redand dark blue healthy, Healthy discontent had minds the don and Noreastly.

Elphin, lag, Eri

British Empire what it was, and what was true Pearl, lug, Wickham

of an Empiro war trao of its citizens in Motoor

Mantalpisce mutter 150

divinally. The discontent of the Chinnan boy Printa

Capt. Simmonds

who battled with the dilties of the English Conesa Fron a line between e flagtest off language would, if satinioully powerful and far Kowloon Wharyas flying the blus ansign of the ranching, Lift him oltár of the boge of ephemare SNAX-BOATS, open to Chinese 3npke borts Lower in sopir to regulse Chiuose crews of loyal Hongkong Yacht Club, and a markboat self-seeking, and would show him that the gaght Hon. Gerald Farts of the

Distants, one mile. Irt prize, 38; 2nd prize, the same, houg of office; boots must carry a flying a red ensign round markboat of Green Fish language was not an end in itself, but simply $5 3rd prize, $35 Eight boots to start for European coxswala. Distance one mile. Llend, leaving it toeterbord. Bound this cuter a powerful means towards this highest and best of Lardi Justices of Appeal of the Supreme Court. throw prices.

Time for ours, 3 seconds per our First markboat clf Bagship to port rouht Cosmopali- nu ends--the pupucipation of his life from sel of Judicatore in krstand should be appointed Revent honte cowpeted As usual the rate was priza 510- 2nd prish $5. Winner of No. 4 tin. Dock buoy, leaving it to starboard and finish complacency sad serility towards alf-discipline ntbitrator in the shipbuilding dispute so far of

Hape first day excluded. Bests to be parsed across the starting line from W to E. and freedom. If the Queen's English was the Belfast yards are concerned. by the Committee

usither Profpero's wand a philosopher's London 15th November ajout for the purple over somewheb Julbly Evran AxONAL OMALLMOR OUT: Ene Four zalzuftos, Das Erica Porac, Dolgain, bone two, a any rate, the key to a great An slivant his boon made by Sir Donela eubject prehistorie: regatta

Cars, Cap proscated by the late J. S. Lapriik, minutes, Princes, Azotoor, Binutes; Lady Intars and life. It was a pathway to science Esq, to be held by the winning wow for an bied and, Petrel 9 Stald, 10 minutes; the and to philosophy, bak olove all, and before all, the strike of marine engineers at Belfast, in year but to remain the property of the Club. Elloon, Elphin, Sentrozo, Pearl, Mantelpiece the Inglish language, being, on account of Its Ireland, and on the Clydo. Is has, howevor Distance, one mile and a half. Entreave $10. 13 minutos; May Queen, la minuter Chairman, peculian cosmopolitza character, an index of resulted in a failure.

There is every indication that the struggle To be rowed In boats the property of the 10mlautes: Speakadillo, 10 mdautos, Laju, 20 the world's thought and life, was a chandel

Suri minuten, Vistobla Reorerlion Mub

through which the best religions and moral in will be a protracted one

The fellowing is today's programmie :

up every hinaman found in the colony, bued that the dome is not sufficiently strong to they passed just before rezohing the winning, kadan cause a man cannot commit many arimon white warrant us in reopering the matter. When point and wore" named the winners. Timo, confined withdu tour palla. The business of theen is a confict of evidence which in left to sing. 218 seca. the colony would be brought to a standstill it dadirio of a trilandwhether a jury or is fane, but that, doys ut seem to be considered whether it is a judgo it reqbirea, a casa of very a watter of awel heerut. Several branches of strong probability to warrant ile boing re- basis kure bewa brought to a standstill by the oponed, as the Conger of perjury upon ziberring regulation requiring Chinoman to sery Impei perfectly, obvious if there is a cudist of a ter seven o'cluck in the evening, the theatres evidence. On this ground wa, think that lowe a roxy nueing opis and afforded a very good Muil ressentyale for instance. The local repro- to appeal was bo zofised. We do not decidos good thing that much places should be closed. man in autually a partner; it may be there is a constreted the Chinese crown pulled fairly They would as doabe contend wis that it would doubt about that; but we do decide that ho bad be a good thing if the maic halls and pabllo held bintsof ont in this parisale fasolion bouses in London were closed, but the Lonas being the noster of the shop, and therefore douers themselves do not seem to take that he is personally liable.

The Puimo Judge concurred.

well, and the time recorded vos mina,

ce.

Lab Pizu; presented by the Ladies of Hongkong. For four oara Distanco oue mile. Entranco, $10. To be rowed in busie. the ranperty of the Viétorks Recreation Club,