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THE HONGKONG DAILY PUBS, AVEDNESDAY, MAIOH 29.1, 1890.

SCIENTIFIO MISCELLANY

The system of anal towage worked out by 3. Galliat, of Difon, is believed in France to haye solved a diBoult problem in a very wala- factory way, A farge electric. tricycle, with wide wheels and a cab for the operator, is no constructed that it can be readily driven along say tow path, and, fed with ourrent from our. head wires, exily hauls trains of barges that a 'dozen hoíses could not move. Na rails are ne

dssary, while two, aldutrie horgen on manting can pass by simply shifting their trolleys. This motor is especially intended for drawing trains of boats, and for single brata M. Galliot pro- posen to use a propelling rudder which is a mar- row iron hox laving a sorow at its roar, the rid- der itself containing the electric motor, which receives current from the tow-path wires through suitable trolley cables. The propell ing rudder cay be substituted for the ordinary one in a few minute

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- VISITORS AT HOTELS

SHONGKONA, Horat.

Mr. T, H. Altkén Mr. & Mrs. Altura

Mrs Angus

Mia Ashton

Mr J. R. Barlow Mr. Baniermann

··bíra, testty & child÷ Mr. M. R. D.Beckett Mr O. IL Boch Mr & Mrs. As tenheims

Mr. Bovd Brendon. Mr. P. Bura

Mr. Butterworth Mr. J. S. Campbell Mr. M. L Cappe Dr. F. W. Clark Count. Cracy

Major & Mr Close My RP. Clyde Str. Corfeld

StaSorg Jolinton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph

Mr. Jadell

Mr. I Keefe..

Mr. Kinghorn

Mr Enapn

Mes. & Mian Knight

Mr H Kirby

Mr. C. H. Kohn

Mr. J. 5. LuS BELTÉ

Bots

Mr. Lannaig".

Mr. Mrs. Thomas

Cotter

Cotter (3) A Croad

•Me Cotter"

A simple method of resuscitation from ar- phyxis is reported by Dr. W: Frendonthal He introduces the index fager into the mouth and mores it to and fro over the agiglettis, adelga an effort to swallow, which is imunodistely fil- Inwed by a return of respiration. This has proven successful when the older methods hate foiled, while it makes severe traction upon the tongue necessary

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A beautiful "ahawl", of transparent.calcite, or esriminate of limo, is one of a number of remek abla specimens lately taken froni a cava mãe Sydney, N. 8. W. "It is a slub about & by 6 fest in elas, covered with exquisite and wouder. fol grooves and aldings, and with a thicknus scarcely greater than that of a silver half-dollar. Faith in the borseless: carzingo is shown in Brussels by the organization of a company for establishin: supply stations at intervals of 10 or 12 miles on the main roads of France asl Bolgium. These will not only recharge storage batteries, supply oil fuel and make repairs, but will have the conveniences of an iun, not for getting medical attendance...:

Mr. T. G. Danky.

Captain &

Dawson

Miss Dohre -is-Dres

VEEL M

Mr. Forgeson Mr. Flanighan Mrs. Jabu Olber

Pudsey

Ur. J. Ben-ely Gibson Capt. Goddard

MH. Grace Mr. G. Gray Misa Greg Major & Mrs. Griffin Nr. H. 8. Hart Mr. G. K. Heinrick Mr Hillman

Mr. Heary Hobden Stf. gr. & Mrs. W.

Homes

Mx. T. Howard- Mr. Kerfoot Hughes Mr. JV Ingham Mr. P. James

Major Mrs. Jeffrers. M. Percy Ht. John

SPEAK

Mr. E. Baker valet MF. Lakerlak

Mr. J. Beattle

Mr. & Mrs. O. J. Lana

Mr Leon A, Fers

Mr. J-da-Cooba

"Mr. Balm Mackay

Dr. J.T. Madeen

Mr. & Mrs. Mactavish

Mr. Masterco

Mr. Y. Maraton

•Mr. W‚ ‚E, M«GI!!

Mr. T. McKay Mr. V, H. Müller ** Mr. A. C. von Neurop Mike Nevin Mr. W. Partits.

Mr. Pin

Mr. A. J. Pitcher

Mr. L. Rani ar

M&M A. H, Renniy

r. H. Jus

Mr. Skinner

Mr. & Mm. Bu elif

Dr. MJ. H. Stan'

Mr. W. H. Talbo

Mr. B. Thom

M. & Mrs. W. P. Turner

Mr. L. R. Talle Ms. V. Uliall

Mr. Voswinckle Mr. & Mrs. Fountain

Walker and maid Mr. & Mrs. Walkinshaw Mr. R. W, Webli

Mr. & Mr. Wm. Whiley Miss Whitey

E. Lient, B. K. Bagnall Wild R.E.

Capt. A Callaghan,

JÉN,

air. G. J. Chapwan Capt. A. C. Clarke, R.N. Mrs. 8. C. Clarks captain van Cortic Mr. G. H. Dam

Mr. Bagnall Wila Mr: F. Williams

Hon. A. H. Wilson

Mrs. Wilson Capt. Will Mr. Young HOTEL...

Mr. John D. Hutchison Mr. & Mr. R. 8. Judah Captain F. Koförd

Me. B. McGregor Mr. D. Meliregor

Mr. J. E. Lee Mr. B. Mitchell Mr. R. Marten

Mr. B. Morrell Mr.II. E. Pollock

SHIPPING IN PORT

HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS IN THE CHINA SQUADRON.. Alnority, despatch-host, 2,000 b.p., Capt. Smith-

Dorrian, at Fermoss

Algerine, sloop, & geams, 3,100hp, Comdr. B-J

W. Slade, at Hongkong

Barbear, battleship, 14 guns, 2000 h.p.. Capt.

Hon B. J. Colville, B., ut Whaiwe Bonaventure, eralser, 16 grupe, 7,000 k.p., Comde.

BA J. Montgomerie, C.B., at Shanghai. Brisk, truiser, & guns, 5,600 h.p., Capt. Wre

at Hongkong ・・

Centurku, Borship,, 14 gure 4,900 h.p.. Capt."

JB. Jellicoe, at Shanghai..

Daphne, sloop, & gaun, 3,400 hp.. Comdr. G.

Winnington Ingram, at Hongkong Esk, gun-boat, 3 guns, 200 hp., Light, and

Conde. C. Chadwick, on Yengtase Fame, torpedo-hoat destrevor, & guns, 5.200 .p.

Lient and Comer. Powell, at Hongkong Firebrand, gun-boat. 4, grup 360 b.p., in

reserve, at Hongkong

Grafton, cruiser, 12 gane. 10.000 bu.. Capt. W

Fialer, at Waibaiwet

Handy, torpedo bout destroyer, 6 gans, 4,000

h.p. in reserve, at Hongkong

Hart, torpedo boat destroyer, 6 gups, 4,000 h.p

io morve, at Hongkong

Hermione, cruiser, 10 guns 7,000 h.p., Captain

Callaghan, at Hongkong

Hamber, storeship. Comdr. H. J. Davison,

Hongkong

Iphigenin. oraiser. guns, 7,000 Lip: Capk B.

Dudding, at Nokoski

Linnet, gan vessel, 2 guns, 870 h..p. Cou, Win.

W.Smythe, at Hankow

Nares, cruiser, 12 guns, 5,500 h.p., Capt, G.

F. King Hall, at Hongkong

Pascook, gunboat, 6 guns, 720 h.p., Bient Comdr. P. S. St. Joha, et Hongkong. Phoenix, aloop, & guns, 1:100 hp.. Capt. R. P.

Cochran, at Woilaiwer

Pigmy, guabost, 6 guos, 720 h.p., Lisat. Comdr. JOE FORJAT. Dormer, at Holo

Flover, gunboat, 6 gaus; 720 h.p. Lieut.Com.

C... de M. Cowper, at Manila Powerful cruiser 14 gams, 25,000 h.p., Capt.

Hos. H. Lambton, a Manila Rattlar, gunboat, 6 guns, 600, Liont...

G. Hardinge, at Hongkong Redpole, gunboat, 6 guns, 720 h.p., Lieut Sandpiper, river gunboat, gens, Lieut. and Toudr. : H: Graftou, at Hongkong

Conde, Carr, at Wuchow

ohow":

Tamar, receiving ship, Commodore 8. C. Hal-

land, ADC, at Hongkong

Twood, gunboat, 3 guns, 200 b.p... in reserve,

at Hongkong

A sociological problem of the utmost concern. to modern folise been brought to notice by M. Zaborowski, Abott a mile from Ezy, in Normandy, exits a group of long-diamed wine collars, or artificial cases, which bare fall into decay and for half a century have besn

here become isolated to a remarkable degro, Mr. H. F., &, faze Mr. & Mra Geo-Laws Swift, gan-vessel, 2 gun s. 870 h.p., Foo. given up to oatmays from civilization, who have The adults, though not really criminals, harer. G. H. Bryne been exiled from society, becoming inferior to the tramps. The kitchen utensils of these people are old tin caur and other articles picked from refuse heaps their beds consist of wooden bunke set up on stones and filled with leaves, the coverings being wrapping osnras; their clothes are rags partly covering portions the body, sad the younger ones are erać without these The settlement has grown to about eighty members, the jactouso being now rapid, and tive or six of the “families" having four « fire children each. The children are of shock ingly low mantal order, with no desites beyond satisfying physioul aravings, and resist all sh tempts to fadnes them to attend school on awaken a care for any change from their life of atter misery and degradation.

The making of Japsusse swords, lately described to the Japanese Society by Gilbertson, was long a secret. The blade is formed from small strips of leal, which are welded together and doubled in half and besten out repeatedly. the finished weapon being thus given se many as 1,194,804 layers of metal. The work is slow, the fal sharpening, in the ease of very fine blades, sometim requiring £fty dage. In the forging process, the metelia often hammerad on the edge and built up of alternato layers of iron and steel, the result being a blade beaut fully marked with wavy lines or a flue mool grip.

A ahoyalfal of earth, Mr. G. Clarke Natt

tells us, contains eleven "thousand millions of bacteria. They are of various species, porform- ing snch work as breaking up refuse matter, and not the least interesting is the new-found gema of earth-smell. This gorm, sots" free i little understood volatile compound whose vapour is porecived as the familiar odour of damp soil This vapear is widently prevented by water from escaping, and iaoronroe in the air after rain, when the odeur becomes most noticeable,

Japanese lacquers have been found by a Ger man chemist to be the most effective protestou? of iron and sted from rust.

EXPORT CARGOES... Per steamer Keatore, sailed on the Ist March. For Now York:-1 case private effects, 1 case lacquerware-1 onse clears, 4 s black woodware, 31. cxion endsia, 24 cases human hair, 25 cases fans, 16 cases Chinaware, 9 psokage rathinware 166 haga seeds, 179 cases gallonte 31 rolls matting, 300 Joss slacks, Sil) cases cassia buds, 500 bales broken caesia, 638 stabs tin 701 casos nuen crackers, 4,078 pekag Bregnbtors, and 15,750, makag more.ndise.

For steamer Oopack, sailed on the dih March. For Lavion-8,617 hales hemp, 225 bales waste alik, 105 bales osnes, 30 rolls mat ting 40 casus bristles, 25 cases essential oil, 18 cases preserves, 7 onove sandries, 4 caser gorgy. and 3 cases silks. For Hamburg-87 role matting, 20 ensia palm loaf fans, and 10 balos.

paper.

Par steamer Glencak, sailed on the March. For London4,060 bales hemp, 130 Case Boy, 2 oase feathers, and 1 case Cotton wiaka 2

·Per steamer Coptic, sailed on, the 21st March. Fox Fou Francisco 15 packages tes and 12 cues silk goods For Pants Arenas case silk goods For Panam

casés silk goods For New York :---1 case silk goods. For Whitehall, NY-200 bales waste Bilk. For Now York:-190 bales-raw silk..

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Undaunted, armoured oraiser, 12 guns, 5,500 b.p

Capt. A. C. Clarke, at Hongkong" Viotorious, battleship, 16 guns 10,000..p. Cap

tait A. Schomberg, at Hongkong Waterwitch, surveying ship 450 lp. Liont Gendr. W. Pastany Dawson, at Hongkong Whiting, torpedo.bout destroyer, 6 guns. 5,960 hp Liont. and Comor. Kelly, at Hongkong. Wivern, const defence ship, armoured, 4 guns,

1000hp., at Hongkong

Wooded, gunboat, 2 gum, 560 h.p., Lieut."

and Comdr.. Watson, at Haukow

FOREIGN MEN-OF-WAB ON THE CHINA AND JAPAN STATION. Admiral Korniloff. Russian protected cruiser, 36 guna, 9,000 h.p., Capt. Molas, at Port Arthur

Aleout, Russian gaaboat, & guns, 1,200 h.p.

Capt. Elkisky, at Vladivostok Amerigo Vespace), Italian cruises, Capt. Ziai,

at Hongkong

Aspio, French gunboat, 6 guns, 453'h.p.. Capt.

Jourmet, at Along Bay

Baltimore, American protested craisor, 10 guns

.10064 h.p. Capt. N. M. Dyer, at Manila

Q AMERICAN ITALIAN & CHINA MAR Bayard, French rocuring hulk, 36 grazus, 4,500

ELE MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c.p. Capt. Joannut, at Aloog CHINA and ABERDEEN (Scotland) PO. LISHED GRANITE MONUMENTS.

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SHIPPING IN PORT.

HONGKONG. STKAMER4.

7948

America Maru, Jap. str., 3,598, Cope, Mar, 20,

Toyo Kisen Kaisha Arizona. American qir, 5.200. Ames, Mar. 18,

Ordered

Aztec, Hawaiian sir, 3508, Trask, Mar. 21,

-P., S. 8. Co

Bavera, German str., 3145, Praiz, Mar. 27

Melohars & Co

Belgias King. British str., 2,370, Wales, Mar.

22 Butterfeld & Swire

Bellerophon, British str., 1,218, Peters, Mar 26,

Batforfald & Swire

Chittagong, British str., 1,241, Corfold, Mar 11,

Order

Chowtai, British str., 1,115, Groves, Mar. 24,

Chinese

Chusa, Gernian steamer, 824 Wendt, Feb. 20,

Biersson & Cont

Dos Hermanos, Amor, str. 996, Jorosabel, Mar.

0, Master

Elise, German steamer, 103, Petersen, Mar. 27,

Jebsen & Co

Empress of China. British str., 3,303, Archibald,

Mar 21, 0. P. B. Co

Glenfalloch, British str, 1,494, Peters, Mar. 28,

Chinese

Baiching, British str. 1,267, Hodgins, Mar. 8, Haiman, British str. 633, Bathurst, Mar. 28, ****** Dougins Lapraik & Co

Douglis Lapraik & Co.. Hating, French steamer, 705, Jentien, Mar. 27,

AR.Marty

Hohenzollern, German atr., 2,099, Woltersdorf,

Mar, 27, Malchers & Cc.

Hus, French steamer, 701, Morless, Jaz, 9,

A. R. Marty

Katsume Maro, Jap. str. 1,094, Yamada, Mar.

"27, Dodwell & Co., Limited:

Kong Bong. British str., 862, Josiin, Mar. 24,

ChineseWA

Kweiyang, Britishjatr., 1,062, Optorbridge, Mar.

28, Butterfield & Swire

Maïgoru, Japanese atr., 669, Nagata, Mar. 27,

Order

Menquir," British ate, 1,980, George, Mar, 20,

Gibb. Livingston & Co

Moyens British str., 3,016, Conradi, Mar. 27,

Showan, Tomes & Co Natona, Danish steamer, 47, Probl, Jon: 2,

Fast Apintis Cong Olympia, Amr str., 1,730, Truebridge, Māri 25,

-Dedwel Co., Limited

Petrarok, Gorman str., 1,260, Johall, Mar. 18,

Order ENE

Para C. U Kino, British str. -1,020, Pigot, Mar. [07 Chinese !!!

Produce, Norwegian str. 1200 Ball, Feb. 21,

Sander, Wieler & Co

St. Hoool. British dredger Morris, Jan. 13,

Government,

Sarpodon, British str., 3092 Grier, Mar. 28,

Butterfeld & Swire outs Svoris, Germio str., 2,602, Forek, Mar. 27,

Carlowite & Co

Suissng, British str. 1,776, Payne, Mar. 20,

Jardine, Matheson & Co Ar Sangking. British str., 980, Dodd, Mar. 26,

Batterfield & wire

Szociruen, British str., 1,138, Pennefather, Mae.

6, Butterfeld & wize Taahton Brihah air, 869, Peimfoss, Mar 22,

Chinese

Toro Marn, Jab vtr. 1,343 Ikegami, Mar. 8..

Dodwell & Co. Limited Triumph, Gerinan airy 875, Rieke, Mar 28,

Jebsen & Co 2 SA

(str. 9369, Madsend, Mar. Wittenburg, German YOAN VAS

£7 Carlowite de Co Tikaang, British steamer, 887, Muir, Mar. 27,

Jardine. Matheson & Co

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EDUCATION IN ENGLAND.

HEATH BLOW SCHOOL, HEMBL HEKESTEAD, HERTFORDSRIKË,

(Established 1820.,

Clwyd, British bark, 1,064, Thomas Jan. 27,

Order

Henry Failing Amr, ship, 1,850, Merryman, 12 Mar 28, Master Bat

Tris, Britlah barkontine, 208, Wright, Mar. 11,

Hiemsson & Co

Kasoniske, Britisk ship, 1,192, Rood, Jan, 25,

THIS Bobgol situated in beautifal and Kenyon, British bark, 1176, Pedand, Mar. 11.

Tbracing heat or blad Konfor Welt de

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Bobre Husman gnu-vessel, 13 guns. 1,150 p...

Capt. Dobrovelsky, at Nagasaki Boston, American cruiser, 8 guns, 4,030 hp.

Cap G. P. Wille, at Manila Brutus, American collior, Lieut. V. H. Cottman,

at Manila

Calgo, American gauboat, 1 gün, 55 b,p., Linat,

B. Tappan, at Mantis Charlestan. Amr. protected craiser, 8 guna

6,668 b.p.. Capt. H. Glass, at Manila Cruets, French gunboat, 6 guns, 450 h.p., Capt.'

Simin, at Saigon

Concurd, Amcig.bt., 6 gum, 3,445 kp, Com. A.

Walker, at Manila

Cormoran Gorman cruiser, 12 guns, 2,700 h.p.

·Capt Briantis, ut Hongkong Descartes, French crnizer, Capt. M. Bernard,

at Frogbuw

Dontschland, Gorman craiser, 8,000 h.p. Capt.

Mallet, at Nagasaki. Dimitri Donskey, Russian armoured cruiser,

"gung 7,000 á,p. Com. Witgeft, at Takn Don Juan de Austria, Amr. mouitor, Captain

Rowin, at Hongkong Elba, Italian cruiser, Capt. Ceccani,

foo

Eclaireur, French gunboat, 8 guns,

at. Che

Capisin Texier, at Along 5050

hip,

Gaidampak, Russian torpedo boat, 18 gear, 3,500

b.p., Captain Serebronniff, at Vladivosteoks Geliou, German cruiser, 10 guns, 9,000 h.p.

Capt. Rollmann, at- Amoy Greuiateshy, Russian armoured cruiser, 12gins,

2000 h.p., Capt. Bubnof, at Port Arthur Irene, German cruiser, 2 guns, 8,000 hp,

Cant, Obenheimer, at Hongkong

Lala de fazon, Amr crniser, Capleju Horan,

at Hongkong

Iaia do Caba, Amr cruiser, Captain Gyles, at

Hongkong R

Jeant Bart, Franch crniser, 10 gaus, 5,000 h.p. Kaiser; German flagship, 26 gas, 7,803

Caph Chesmar, at ManilsECA

Capt. Stebanranch, at Swntow Kaiserin Augusta German cruiser, 20 guns,

14,030 h.p. Capt. Gulich, at Canton Kaiserin Elizabeth, Austrian craiser, 23 grans, 9,000 bp, Capt. Jaline Beck von Wellstast, at Shanghai

Korenint, French gun-vessel, 15 guns, 2,200 h.p,

at Saigon MAKANAN

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Korovets Russian cruiser. 9 gang 2,150 hp..

Caph Sillmann, 40 Port Arthur Liberal Portuguese gunboat, 3 guns, 500 hp..

Coner. Carvalhora, at Macas

Lion, French ganbont, Captain Amet, 4 guns,

500 lp., at Shanghai

Mandjon Russian cruiser, I guns, 1,400 hp..

Captain Yokolieff, at Clemulpo Manila, American grabost, 2 guns, 750 b.p..

Liant, Comir. F. Singer, et Manila Marco Polo, Italian oruiser, 13 gaus, 10,000 b.p., Captain Fa. Incorante, at Chefoo Moeve, German geabout, Opptain Morten,

Aroy

Monadnock, Amr. double-turret monitor, 6 Funa

3,000 hp. Cant Mal

Amrican ertiser, 6 guns, 850 hp. Coindr. Gea. A. Bicknell, at Shanghai Montory, Amr. double-tarrat monitor, 4 gune,

5,24kp Com. E. H. C. Lantze, at Manila Nanshan, American collier, Lieut. B. W.

Hodges, at Manila Navarin, Russian battleship,2 gone, 1,150 h.g

Captain Yenish, at Nagasaki Nero, American collier, Cendr Chas. Belknan

at Tuku

gana,

Olympia, American protected orniser,

17913h.p.. Capt. B. P. Lamberton,at Manila Otvazy Russian armoured cruiser. 12 gun

2,500 .p. Com, Caprianoff, at Nagasak Famiat Azova, Russian armoured or:, 30 gun,

8,000 b.p., Capt. Nidormüller, of Nagasaki Pascal French, oruiser, 14 gas, 8,500 h.p..

Capt de Bretizel, at Manila Petrel, Amr. gunboat, & guns, 1095 h.pl; Com

D.P. Wood, at Manila

Prinzess Wilhelm, German ruler, 18 guns,

8.000 M.p., Capt. Thiele, at Kinochau Rossis. Bassan oraiser, Capt. Domojíroff, at

Yokohama

Burik, Fosgian flagahip, 48 guns, 13,500 hp,

Cool Haupt, at Nagasaki

Bilatoh, Russian gunboat, 4 guur, 1,200 bp.

Capte Barranoff, at Vladivostock Siano) Yelty, Russian battleship. 14gans, 8,500

hp, Capt. Parengo, at Nagasaki Sivontoh, Russian boat, 13 guns, 1,200 hp, Capt, Niederauller, at Shanghai jaa, Burprlag, Frough, ganboat guns, 900 hp,

Capt. Plasmix, at Saigon N Vauban, French flagskip. 6,150 Capt. Boutet,.

at Helpbong da

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Vladimir Monomach, Enesian cruiser, 16 guns,

Captain Prince Oachtomsky, at Nagmaak!

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Vodnik Enesian torpedo-boat, 18 guns, 3,10Ŋ

hp, Capt. Rogulia, at Visdicostook. Zabiake, kn oruiser. 20 guns, 2,000 hp...

Capt. Shkru at Nagasaki

Zafro, American mupply-real, Capt. Whitton,

at Slanglin