THE HONGKONG DAILY DRJ88, TUESDAY, APRIL (7F 1900.
HONGKONG SLEEK ARRESTED
AT SHANGHAI«;--
In the British Polis Court at Shanghal on the 8th March, Reginald George Hipkins, formerly in the employ of the Mutual Stores, Hongkong, was chewged with the larceny of $1,000, at the instance of the Hongkong po1ies. |
Captain Pattison, Chief of the Loos Police, spoke to receiving a telegram from Hongkong as a consequence of which he gave instructions for the arrest, of prisorer.
Chief Inspector Howard depased to going oo board the Austrian mail steampor Maria Valerie when the arrived at the lower Holts on Monday. He at once recognised Hopkins as the man wanted, but no sotual arrest was made until the steamer arrived at the wharf at Hongkow Whed the vessel was made fast to the whart he instructed. Detective Sergeant Wool to follow the prisoner on his landing and ask Xu certain questions. This was cons and satialed him that the prisoner was the mun wanted. Prisoner was afterwards arrested and admited that his name was Hopkina. He made no reply to the announcement that he had been arrested on information from Hongkong. for stealing $1,000. His property was afterwards conficated, two loaded revolvers being found Amongst his property..
Prisoner waaremanded for a week pending the arrival of certain doonpanta from Hongkong.
THEANINGKONG DOCK AND
NAVAL YARD.
In the Home of Commons of the 2nd March Bir Charles Dilke asked the First Lord of the Admiralty whetbor, when the Fictorious was Esat to the China Station; it was the belief of the Admiralty, that she could be dead af Hongkong; whether this has been found to be too dangerous; what progress in being made in the execution of the plau fer the additiosi to the Hongkong Naval Yant, and whether the arragements with the Hongkong Dock Com- pany for the constrnotion of a larger dock have fallen through.
Mr. Goschen-There is no question is to the capacity of the Hongkong look. It is quite capable of receiving the Victorious, though tha margin ia email. Later experience gained in docking beavy vessels very little inferioriu size to the Victorious bas caused the Hongkong ollers to report that in consequence of the existence of a current across the satrance to the dock at the very moment of high wate, when it is necessary to dock large ships, a vertika amount of risk would be involved on account of the diffloalty of managing the ship with afficient mixty in pasing her in. As there ure docks in Japan which will take the Fictorious it is not con- sidered desirable to run any such risk. Sharp's. baillings and the North Barracks have been acquired, thus doubling the size of the yard. The atilisation of the bandings thus ehtolaed; as shops, storehouses, a., is proceeding under the direction of the commodore, and the Tango ments made with the Colonial Governer for the jdoning of Murray-road are being carried out. No arrangement has beon, couoinded with the. dock company for the construction of a larger dak. The Admiralty have now under eco- ideation a proposal to construct a dook of own, as part of the dock extension pro V for in the Naval Work ite.
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Chinese
Nanyang, German ett, 89, Lehmann, April 2,
Doughs Lapraik & Co
Natuna, Danish steamer, 462, Prahl, Jan. 2,
Eest Asiatic Co
Phra C. C, Klao, Brit. str., 1,012, Pigat, April 3, Thra C. Klao, British str, 1,011, Fowler, Mar.
22, Chinese
Picoiola, German steamer, 845, Haw, April 1,
Siemson & Co
St. Enoch, British dredger, Morris, Jan, 13,
Goverment,SABLE
Beudai Mara, Jap. str., 1,064, Foferson, April 8,
Nippax Ynsen, Kalaha Suisang, British str., 1,770, Payne, Mar. 2,
Jardine, Matheson & Co Taterrand Maru, Jup, str., 1,838, Ternoe, April 1,
M. B. Kaishakar A Tordensheld, Nore, er, 789, Danielsen, Mar,
31. Order Wongkol Bridal str. 1,116, Molellan, Mar
30, Chinese
Yede Mura, Japanese str. 1,068, Saito, Mar. 29,
Dodwell & Co. Limited Xtensang, British str., 1,105, Rolfe, April 1,
Jardine. Matheson & Co ARAMASAILING VEHEMLĄ.
Henry Falling Amr, ship, 1,950, Merryman,
May 2, Master.
Kaècuískó, British salp, 1,192, Rood. Jan. 25,
Master
Kenyon British bark, 1,176, Pridend, Mar. 11,
Bandar, Wieler & Co
6660 hp., Capt. I.Glass, at Manila Camste, French gunboat, 6 guns, 450 h.p., Capt.
Simon, at Saigon
Concord, Amr. gibt., 6guns, 3,405 hp, Com.4.
Walker, at Manila.
Cormoran German craiser, 12 guns, 2,700 kp.
Ospt. Brussatis, at Hongkong Descartes, French cruiser, Capt. M. Bernard,
at Fooohow. Dentschland, German miser, 8,000 bp, Caph
Muller, at Nagasaki Dimitri Donskoy, Rastan armoured cruiser, Be
guns, 7,000 b... Com. Witgeft, at Taku Don Juan de Austria, Amr. monitor, Captain
Rowin, at Hongkong Elte Italian cruiser, Capt. Ceconni, at Che-
We foc
Eolairest, French guboat, 8 ganz, 2,050 ha
Captain Taxier, at Along Gallimak, Russian torpedo boat, 18 guns, 5,0 h.p.. Captain Serebrennif, at Vladivostock Geton, Géran oraiser, 10 gaus. 9,000 b.p...
Capt. Rolfman, Amoy Gremistsoby, Russian armoured craiser, 12 guia,
2,000 hp, Capt. Babnoff, at Port Arthur Trans, German cruiser, 2 guns, 8,000 b
Capt. Obenheimer, at Hongkong Iela de Enzo, Amr, orniser,
at Hongkong tangtain Ja de Caba, Amr cuiser, Capiain Gyle; at
Hongkong
Jesat Bart, French cruiser, 10 gaus, 9,000 k
Capt, Cheamar, si Manils Kaiser, German flagship, 26 game, 7,803 h
Capt. Stebenrauch, at Swatow Kaiseria Augusta, German erniser, 20 gĀ,
14.000 h.p., Capt Gulch, at Canton Kaberin Elizabeth, Austrian cruiser, 29 gume,
8,000 bp, Capt Julius Beck vou. Wellston, at Shanghai Kersaint, French gun-vesel, 13 guns, 2,200 hp,
at Saigon
Karevetz Russian ruber, 9 gues, 2,150 bp.
Capt. Silhenan, it Port Arthur Laboral, Portuguese ganhost; 3 gang-500-hpu
Comdr. Cunha Lims, at Macão Lion, Prebob.gunboat, Captain Amet, 4 guna,
500 h.p. at Shanghai
Mandjour, Russian cruiser, 14 guns, 1,400 ha,
Captain Yokeligt at Chemalpo Manila, Amerion host, 2 guns, 730 La.
Liont Comdr. Pager, at fanila Marco Polo, Italy cruiser, 22 guns, 10,000 h.p., Captain El. poronato, at Chafoo Moove, German guest Captain Merten,
Amey
Honed Book Aur, blturret monitor, 6 3,000 hp, Cept Nichols, at Manila Mouscary, Amedicin liner, 6 gone, 850 hp Conde. Geo. A Bicknell, nt Shangėsi Monterey, Amir, duble-Larrot monitor, & gun, 5,244.p, Com E. H. C. Lontze, ut Manila Nanshan, Ameriba oollier, Ident. B
Hodges, at Maile Selas Navarin, Russian latluskip,2 guns, 1,180 kp
Captain Yenish, at Nagasaki Nera, "American polder, Condr. Chas. Bekney,
at Taku
Olympis, American protected oruiser, 14 guas,
12,313 b.p., Cast, B.P Lamberton,st Musi Otvazny, Russian armoured cruiser, 12 güne,
2,500 hp., Com Coprianoff, at Nagasaki- Parniat Azova, Besian armoured er 36 guas 8.000 h.p., Capt. Nidermiller, at Nagasaki Fasual, Fronob wuiser, 14 gnus, 8,500 h...
Capt, de Brothel, at Manila Petrel, Amr. gunbest, 4 guns, 1,095 h.p, Cpt.
EP. Wood, at Masila Prinzeen Wilhelm, German eratser, 18 grama,
8.000 hp, Capt. Thiele, at Kiasoban Bonais, Russian orisor, Capt. Demojiro,
Yokohatna
Rarik, Russian fagship, 48 guns, 18,500 hp;
Com. Haupt, a Nagasaki Bilatch, Ramian ganbest, 4 guns, 1,200 kp.
Capt. Barzandf, at Vindigestook Blaval Voliky, Buaian battleship, 14 gun; 8,600
hp. Capt. Perezage, at Nagasaki Sivautoh, Hussian guabost, 15 guns, 1,200 ka
Capt. Niedermuller, at Shanghai Surprise, French gunliost guns, 900 hp,
Capt. Plessix at Blaigon Vauban, French fagship, 6,150 Capt. Bonist,
- at siphong
Vladimir enomah, Bussian cruiser, 16 game. Captain Prince Ouchtomsky, at Nagasaki Vortook, Russian torpedo gunboat, 4 guan, 958
hp, Com. Melahousky, at Vladivostock
Pogaus, British berk, 2,437, Moulton, Feb. Yakout. Russian ganboat, 16 guns, 890 hp..
Standard Oil Co
Queen Margaret, British ship, 3,999, Fraser,
Man by Standard Oil Co
Queen of Tales, British sch, 90: Hotfield, Mac
21, Bemasen & Co
Bimis, British bark, 2,087, Hematen, Mnr. 5,
Bburdard Oil Co
6 Vladivostock
zadník, Russian torpedo-bost, 18 guns, 3,000
b.p., Capt. Eglia, at Vladivostook Zabisks, Rasian cruiser. 20 guns, 2,000 kg.
Capt. Shkril wi Nagaanki
Zadre, American supply rossol, Capt. When
at Shanghaf
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