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LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT

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CHAMPIONSHIP.

FIRST ROUND,

P. G. Anderson... Fans sexxtobed, P. A. Cor.best H. T. Brayno 75 B1 4-2

SECOND-ROUND.

6-2

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PA. Cox beat Woi Ou 1-6, 6-0, 6-1, H. S. Laugharne best II. W. Slade 6 6-4, 7-3

Tins to be played

Monday 3rd-R. B. Johnson v Major Grifin Tuesday 24th-A. Homphreys v P. G. Andar.

Son,

Wednesday 25th-Coz v Langborne.

SINGLE HANDICAP (A CLAES).

F. H. Teats

FIRST ROUND,

E. Deacon .o. Fape sorstáhed.

6-2, 6-3.

-- boat d. Wordcock 15,

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P.A. Cox 16 best G. Gibson 3-6, 6-4,

BECOND ROUND.

A. Humphors 2-6 beat W. Newton 1-f, 6-1 6-2

F. G. Anderson, wo. Brayne scratched. Wel On ower 2-16 best R. Carre 15, 6-3, 7--0

E. Dragon 15 boat F. HI, Yeats 3–6, 3–6, BBQ.

P. A. Cas heat E. F. Mackay 2-6, 6--1, 6-3.

H. W. Shade ores 1-6 best J, A. Woodgates ...15, 6-3, 6-1.

H. Pivoking dwés 15.1 bent H. W. Mounsay 15—4; 6–4 (63..

H. S. Langhorne owes 15.1 beat E. E. Hallifax 1–6, 0—9, 2—6, 6—1..

Ties to be played

onday --Pinckney v Langhorne,

Cox v:Blade, mutt

Tuesday 24th-Wei Oar Deacon

SINGLE HANDICAP. (B CLASS). FLYST ROUND.

H. J. Galgo owes 1-6 w.. E. M. Haze- land wormbehed.·*

M. W. Slado qwes 3-6 best 3. E. Lee owes 17-3, 0-2, 6-3,

Hal-

A. F. Williamson owes 15.1 beat, A. lingsworth owes 15.1, 6–2, 6–4.

P. Warehouse ores 153 beat A. Ellis owes 2-6-7---5, 6-3

Rev. F. Johnson owes Es, boat C. H. Gale C. Petaberton ores 13 bent R. J. Gerrard st,“ {, G+$,

owes 15,2.6–1, 6–1. .

C. Muthikon and J. If, Swan seratched

scratched.

H. Pollock 15 w. R..B. Johnson scratched.

SKCOND ROUND.

K

J. Hooper beat J. Grant Smith ores 3-6,

0-86-4, 6-4.

Gedge owes 3-3 bat W. King was 3-6,

G475

Williamson beat Slade 6-1, 6-1), Johusoo bent Wodehouse 7-5, 8—2. Penaburlon wo

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY 23RD, APRIL 1900

The enemy are now within four miles of Lobator Pilson and Capt Llewellyn have gibe to engage them with a 124-pounder,

Our jasualties this morning ware sue man severely anil ons slightly wounded.

18th March

which our Holy Mother the Church has ever | advance rusty, captured a fom boxes of ammnal- Kdeclared, that the meaning can never be de. ('tion, and nearly secured a Maxim.

parted front, under the pretence or pralext · Lieutenant Chapman's hores fell in a bolo and

The Identopant Chapman was explored. of a deeper comprehension of them. refusal to accept this as The Queerter pointed out, was simply reveckug to the Protestant system of private judgment Bat that the same paper continues, the Ho- man Catholic Church nerer has permitted and Daver can permit. The strange thing in that so learned Catholic as Dr. Mivart should bara boon ignorant of this fundamental truth? The opinions held in the Church concerning the Beriptural narratives retto by your cantri- butor, may be found af in the standard commentaries, from List af St. Augustina down to the exhaustive and eminently scientide works of the German Jesuite Hummerianer and Cortiely.

Tour learnad osatribufar would also seen to overlook a simple distinction, of which ha can hardly he ignorant. Every well informed Catholic is aware that the decision of a Roman Congregation, as in the case, cited of Galileo, is a very different lang from a doctrine of Catholic belief. It is only for the latter that the immntability of certain truth. is claimēdi

Dr. Mirart's regrettable conduct in giving up Cathelle faith may perhaps be accounter for by the fact that his great acquiron out in scientific branckes tere not sufficiently grounded in theological learning, nud that he lucked the raro nod precious grace of Christian kumility, which would bars prompted him to seek solations to his difficulties from compet ent sources. Now that he is gone, we may Jove him in charity to the mercy of a tribuns) abore that of velocinetical authority, spon earth.

April, 2016 1900.

-AVKI-IKA 1-WEI

SAN-PA-TSAI.

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HONGKONG. STRAMERS,

The British steamer Poung, from Tientsia 16th April, had doé weather from Taku to the Shantung Promontory; thonss to the Heishan Ayr, British steamar, 1,955, Gibson, April 22,

Miteni Bussna Kaieba Group for. Fram Haishana to Turnabout furying wist and rain accompanied by thunder Benvenue, British str., 1,467, Potter, April 21, and lightning. From Turnaboat to Ninepine Gibb, Livingston & Co moderato N.E. and N, winds with cloudy sky Braconspire, Exjtial'str, 2,323, Elliott, April and bany weather,

11, Dodwell & Co., Limited Browdmayne, Brit, str. 1,300, Heyar, April 3,

Blaver & Co

PASSENGERS." ABRIVED.

Pò: Maria Valerie, from Kobo, Mr. Munoz

on.

The enemy is advancing in foron from Mate- king under General Snyman towards Lobatal.

Lieutenant Tyler, of the West Riding Reginud ment, surring with Colonel Plumer's force, was killed yesterday by a holl

Later.

Yesterday afternoon the enemy pressed closely on Colonel. Pinшer's main camp and kept up à hot fire from a one-pound Marim, killing ong | white and ons native. They have now plesed Bons pound Maxim and a 12-pounder on n bill on the east side of the line 4,000 yards to the south of the main coup. Our right flank la protected by the chief Eathons, who has warned the Boers not to enter his territory. It is improbable that they will do so. Since their 51-advised raids ou Línchwe the Dutcli baso a wholesome dread of the natives.

The burghers are repared to be abandoning the environs of Mafeking, learing only so. cient artillerists to man their big guns. There are no Boers at Bagathlabama, where the besiégers. of Mafoking word enpposed to have their base, Colonel Plorant's aconta visited Rematlaban yesterday. The usual Male king news budget is overdne, but no anxiety is felt on that nonre,

Drasmite explosions nes board at intervals Indicating that the enemy ato wrecking the railway to the south of Lobatsi.

Bulawayo, 19th Jarok. Coloral Plamer's advance guard, under Co CHINA IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. louel Bodle, did not actually reach Pitenzi on the lith, as previously reported, but, finding the Boers in the occupation of the place. formed a camp cix miles south of Lê Batsi-On the 15th inst. the Boers attacked in force and drove Colonel Rodin's column back to Lobatsi. 5,030 vards cage, the enemy's tire being si Of the 16th, after a sharp artillery deol at Leaced, Colosal Piumar retired sorthwards under cover of darkness, nod is not (P now) ut Crocodile Pools

On the 19th Bit. Sir C. Dilke asked what bad heon the Naval exponiturs on the Naval depôt at Wei-hai-ægi up to the prosent timo, as compared with the estimates faid before Parlin meal, nud, excluding expeutiture from Army Totes on engineer and garrison services.

Mr. A. Chamberlain: The expenditura for the year 1898.9 was, in round tigures, £26,500. of which rather more than £7,00 was spent on dredging, £15.000 on the purchase of land, and the balance on a rifte ranga, repairs, and various small services. As regards the present year, I am unable to add anything to the information ich gare in the debate on the Naval esti

mates on March End Isst..

THE OPEN DOOR IN CHINA,"

Mr. H. Roberts asked the Under-Secretary F. A. Alainda o Castro w.o. J. E. Noble for Foreign Affairs whether he would state halber in conquency of representations from the America Minister at Peking, the United States Government had decided to sond u wärship from Munila tɔ the nearest port in China, and whether representations had also he addressed the British finister at Pek. fug pointing out that rebellion and anarchy were apprehended in China in consegnerce of the attiinde of the Dowager-Empress to the further extension of the policy of the "open door", and whether the Gorefomant had take the necessity tops to protect British interests in China, in view of such nu ontbrosk taking place.

Mr. Brodrick

The

answer to the first question is in the negativo Her Majesty's Government have taken and will cautions to take, all necessary steps to protect. British interests in China.

Lustre wo

scratelie

E. S. Tuck owes to, w.o. R. M. Esekiel A, G. Ward owes 2-5 beat E. F. Barrett ower 15, 6-3, 9

DOVALE HANDICAP,

FIRST ROUND. -- Grillin and Langhorne owe 30.8 4o. Eagel and Lee,soratohet.

Mackay and Pipokony owe 5-6 and 1.0. Ellis and Barrett ritched.

Newton and Woodgates 2-6 wo, Hay and Noble scratched.

SECOND ROUND..

Gibson and Stroup -6 bat Browne and Peuberton 15, 9—7, 3-6-8-3.

Gangs and H. Shale 5-8 boat Hooper and Gerrard 3), 5-7, 6-3, 7-5,

Potts and Deacon semitch hant Nowlan and Womigates 2–6, 6–1 1–6, 6–3

Cos and Joaneon G beat Wodehouse and Halifax 4--8, 6—4. 6—3.

Yents and Williamson 5-6 bent Grant Smith and King 154, 6-0, 6-9, 6–

A and H Humphroys owe 6 beat Wood cock and ManceB 5-6, 6-4, 6-0.

Ties to he played

Monday Anderson and Mounser 1-6 Wei Oh and Carne scratch *Taomlay Mil-Griku sud Langhorne Mackay and Pinckney.

PROFESSIONAL PAVES.

FIRST ROUND

Wei On and Brayne beat Yeufs and Wi). liamson, 6-2, 6-0

A. and H. Humphreys beat Tuck and Gibson, 6-2, 8-0.

Wodehouse and Halifax beat Moungey and Brutton, 6-4, -1,

Carrs and Pinckary boat Anderson and Browne, 6-2, 6-3

SECOND ROUND.

Hooper sm Newton w.o. Gerrard sul Ezekiel serntobed.

A. and H. Humphreys wo. Wei On Brayne scratched.

and

Carra and Pinckney beat Wodehouse and Halifax, 6-2,

Grill and Langhorne beat Cox and Slac lay, 6-3,5-7.2

Monday, 30th instant, is the last dng for the ties of the Third Round.

CORRESPONDENCE.

(We do not hold onemtrès responville for the upitious expressed by our correspondants.}

DR. MIVART AND ECCLESIASTIC CENSURE.

BRITISH TRADE IN, CHINA, A- Mr. Joseph Walton asked the Undoc-Socre- lary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he was aware that British-owned steamers apacially. bailt to trade under the agreement with the

Chinese Government, which authorised British ships to carey. British goods to every riverside town and statius, were being taken off the West River in cousquence of not being allowed to load or discharge cargo at places between treaty ports; and whether Her Majesty' Government would insist on the carrying out of the agreement as to navigation on inland waterways in its entirely.

Mr. Brodrick: We have not heard of any British steamers bating beau taken off the West River in the circumstances referred to The agreement with the Chinese Government permitted foreigners to trule in steamers where native boats und bese permittel. This did not include every riverside town and station. The

henvurable member will find further information on this subjoot in the papers which are shortly to be presented.

Mr. Walton asked the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether he was aware that British-owned cargo steamers would be placed on the Upper Tangleze next mouth, and whe ther the gunboats seat to patrol that portion of the river wore suitable for the purpose both as | regarded steaming power aud construction, and whether he would state to the Heuss what steps Her Majesty's Government proposed to take in fullment of their pledge to provide for the protection of British trade:

The base hospital has been brought back to Gaberoues:

It is thought that the object of the Boers demonstration to the north of Maleking a to cover the removal of their siege guns.

BORR VERSION.

Forouso Marqise, 21st March. Standard and Diggers' News states that the following war buljotin was issued at Pretoria on the 17th instant * Reports received here state that the enemy were gaged on the Western frontier on the 15 st. in the direction of Lubatsi, The Britial fed precipitately towards Ramoutra Camp. Thow were no casualties on our side, Four British were taken prisoners. Fifteen ses of Leo-Metford cartriges and horses, auð gaza, wuro ceptured."

FER TIA CEYLON, BOEK VERSION OF THE TRÁBA’HCHU AFFAIR.

London, 6th April. The Boers' vorsion of the Thsba'hchn affair is that they captured 330 of the convoy.

TOER OATH OF ALLEGIANCE, Secret papers concerning the Beer plan of iurasion show that the Burghers who surres- dered were told that the oath of alleginuse to the British was not binding, as it was takon under compulsion.

PREPARATIONE FOR ADVANCING ON KROGESTATT.

Per Loongmoon, from Shanghai, Mr. Morgan Per Jason, from Singapore, Mesars. Grand J Taylor,

Fer-Tainan, from Manila, Mowers. Anallo, Chonce, Hildago, Whito. Sands, Bauomeo, Ar- rials, Choncie, Mr. and Mrs. Rowles.

Per Sungkiang, from Manila, Mesara. M. Shinnor, F. Jackson, A. Hookwatsa, De la Tour, Romero Salas, M. Alonzo, Coot. Hauo, C. Etern, G. Grisisama and 3 bilion, and F. Matters. Transferred from str. Teisian from Australia. Messrs. H. Bowles, A. Gillot, E. Me- Kenzie, II. Rllis, E. Stringer, W. Fawkos, W. S. Neill, E Hargreave, R. Auning, Mr. aad "Broadhurst, Misa Anning and Miss

Parlong.

Per Ocarien, for Hongkong, from Bombay, Mr. Pierro Kereillae; from Colombo, Mr. W. Noble, Mrs. André and son, Mesara, de Nostite Wolfavitz and P. Mellor; from Singapore, Capt. D. J. Talloch, Mr. J. G. Bargeudal, Mc. and Miss J. C. Lowe: from Saigon, Merera. Portrat and Miller and Sister Maris.

Per Gaslie, frein San Francisco, &c, Mrs L. L. Day, Messrs Long Chiu, G. E. Fruser, A. J. Walsh, Mr and Mrs W. A. Ho, pia. Masses W. Margulis. X. T. Leos, Comdr, Ä, H. Smith- Derrion, Lieut. V. D. English, R.N. Mrs M. Morgan, Miss E. Day, Mias Grace Star, Mr. Rager Lyons. Mes L. Wheaton, Massis George Thomas M. Gorcier, W. G. Hall, F. da Roza ant Jalins Hunsa,

Per Yarra, for Hongkong, from Yokohama, Me and Mrs E. J. Marques and infant and Mr Son Tong; from Kubo, Messrs Thicle and Ching Tak Wing, Mr and Mrs Gibson; from Shaughni, Besar R. Dalyy, Forbes, Taskey, Mrs Cooper,

fr Conan: for Bingspora, from Yokohama, Messrs Illies and J. Hay: for Suez, from Yoko hama, Me and Mra Janovsky: for Marseilles, from Yokohama, Messrs K. Sara Hosebe, K Anazu Shin, Mrs and Miss Stenborg, Masses yame, E.-Oishi, Lost, Mr and Mrs Kastard, Mr Martinelli; from Kabe, Messrs Ch. Nitta, Yamanaka, Swamura, Me and Mrs Kimum aud Mr Matsubarn; from Shanghai. Messrs Dethire, Parves, Maitland, Pilot and Sicon.

DEPARTA).

Per City of Peking, for Shanghai, Mosera H. G. C. Halleck, Lum Kai Sang and native Bar rant. Mira Ps. Masson, Mrs. Mok She, Mr A. P. Stokes, Mrs Chan Ser, Mrs Lee She, Mr Lou Fat Hing, Master Ying Yes Lan, two Misses Laut Lui, Messrs E. Kassabe, F. Me- Flerson, J. Bulgen. Muster Loo Kit and Master Loe But Moy; for Nagauski, Lieut. Com, Bull, U.S.N.. sad Eusiga H. Laning, US.N.; for Kole, Mr and Mrs E. Wolker; for Yokabema, Dr. F. and Mrs Kruger, jefant and Zainabs, Master Krager; for San Francisco, Dr and Mrs B. Lodgs, Mensrs Li An She. Gap. Mes Lang So and infant. Miss Li Quai, Miss Leo Tooney Kan, Miss Gow Gan, Master Lea San, Mrs John Carroll, Master Irene Carroll, Master Joka Carroll, Mr John Carroll Miss F. B. Fuss MeOluce, Mr George Ade, bir and Mrs F. Lauson; for Miuusapolia, Mra Laldren, Miss Edas Caldren, Master Arthur Caldreu, for Pittsburg Ps. Mrs E. H. Braidack, Mr W, Braddock; for New York, ir U. Kliack, Master George Klinck for Loulou, Capt. Davidson Hauston, Me and Mrs J. Van Aalst, Mr E. W. Hayward, De Rau-

H. Gill; for Havre, Mr Pierre Bhare.

It is reported that remounts for the Cavalrydolph Mogues, Mr Broome L Witts and Mr and Mounted Infantry ara hourly arriving at Bloemfontein. Actire preparations are being made by Lord Roberta for an adraucson Kroot stal!.

VISITORS AT HOTELS

Horavond HOTEL

BORNE CLAIM A VÍCTORY AT MAFERING. Mr. R Anniag

No further news has beau reunived from Col. |tits Aming Baden-Powell, but the Boers claim that ther Mr. H. Abbiam

Mr. and Mrs. Adams sofia by the Maleking garaison, raguised and a simultaneous attack by Col. Plumer's Str. J. Aitken

Mira. Angus, Cavalry in the vicinity of Ramsthlabama en Saturday. Eamathlabama is the next station to Mafeking on the railway line, about sixteen miles distant, and the news if true points to the fact that Col. Plumer has established commi cation with the beleaguored city, the roliot of which may now be

be expected any moment.

OTHER TELEGRAMS THE ATTEMPT, ON THE LIFE OF

THE PRINCE OF WALES

THE WOULD-BE 488AESIN, NEARLY LYNCHED,

London, 5th April.

Mt. C. A torbic Mr. W. S. Bailey Mr. J. F. Barger

Mons. Dejene de la Batie

Miss Brai

list Bell

MiLi Bell Mr. Cell Br. F. W. Black

Com. Blacklatru, R.. Mr. R. Box les

Mre, J. E. Lambie F. Lata

Mr. E. C. Lezgitt

Mr. L. A. Lerei

Kir. 11. W. Linford Mr. and Me E. Lodge Lient and Mrs. W. 9.

Lyne, R.N.

Dr. Menilay Mr. A, Campbell Mac

Mr. R. J. Mcgowan

millan

e. Magans

Mr. Alec Marsha

Ms. Mur

Mr. J. Y. Mayston Miss Veebia

Mr. and Mrs. E. 2. Mrs. McClintock

Broadst Blia Brooks

alfi ), H Erw Mr. F. . Buber Mr. A. C. Carter Mr. JE B. Carter Sie. A. Cazulis Mr. Emile Cellerier Ur. & Mr. F. Clarke

Mies Clough Air. A. Coll na Mr. C. Davie Mr. P Denrocho Miss Delt. y Mr. (K. Denny

Au eye-witness of the outrage committed ou the Frioos of Wales at the Brussels Railway Station, says that the attack was sudden and without the slightest premonition. Only 'a' few minates before His Royal Highness had left his saloon, and promenatied the platform In company of his Equerry. Bidos, whose Mr. Brodrick We have heard that one presence, bad not born notion, sprung on the British steamer will be placed on the Upper footboard of the carriage just as the train Yangtze in April or May dext It is not the started. He fired two shots through the window, fact that the gunboats placed on the ricor have and would have emptied his revolver, bad not been found ansaitable. An attempt is to be the station-master rushed up and struck down inute next mouth by two of them to make the his arm. Tha station master dragged the tr&irs. Dowaant passage of the rapids between chang and would-be assasin from the footboard; and those Drun Chungking, and the experience thus gained crowd that had been attracted by the firing Miss Fincett will, doubtlase, práve of much vaina in deciding | threw itself on him. It was with great difficultyre. H. Yeanick. on the beal class of vanel for the navigation, he was anved from being torn to piecve. The Miss E. Forlong of the river.

traiu wás stopped, and the Princo came to the Mir. A. J. Gilkat window to enquire the cause of the disturbance. † Mr. Ge). A. Gode}} When told be exclaimed simply "pare fou." Miss Godaril The Prince's cool rourage and hone balance Capt. Goddard made a very favourable impression on the

Mr. Gajmite crowd who raised their hats and cleared. The

Hr. E, R. Hallax Mr. O.D. Papson Prince's Fqverry his wiced from Cologne tuat

Mr. I. H. anipan the Prince and Princess are none the worse for

Mr. E. D. Hargraves this untimely incident.

Mr. N Hawk Str. A. Ho-kwald... Mr. The. Howard Mr. K. R. Boules' Mr. A. J. Hughes Mr. E. James

THE PIRACY ON THE WEST RIVER,

Mr. J. Walter asked the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether pirates had attroked with Grearms the steam cutter of Her Majesty's ship Tread on the West River, sud whether the Tweed, ouly steaming two knots against the current, was suitable for the work in which she wne engaged; and, if not, whether this gunboat would be replaced by ous better adapted to carry: one an' wffectivo patrol; and whether the com- manders of Har Majesty's gunhonts stationed on the West River had now been authorised to take whatever steps might be necessary to ropes piracy in that district, int

TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY PRESS,”

Sir-The news of Dr. Mirart's death will be reveived with doen regret in this scientific and literary work at large, but by none with his daneasa La mora keenly felt than by members of the Church, from which he has su recently hon sopurated. During bis long connection with the Roman Catholic Church. Dr. Slivard was Mr. Brodrick On Jan. 6th the steaia cutter ever held in the highest eatcom. The Holy of Her Majesty's ship Tweed chased a Chines Father himself gave him his Doctor's degree. launch, which had been sized hy pirates, up one biok Mirart at ene time certainly valued, sud of the orsaks of the West River, and after an of lato years the Catholic University of Law orohange of shots, succeeded in rescuing the vain deemed itself highly humoured in having launch. Two Briljek vessels of higher speed in in its chair of biology, His separation then than the Tweed, ou being a torpedo-bout, are from commission with the Church, which be engaged in the West River The Commander had entered for no tomoni interest, but within-Chief on the Ching Station is taking steps the conviction of a tuna of deep sad varied for the repression of piracy, and in co-eparation learning could not but cause the sincerest, rewith the now Viceroy. Li ung chang grot to all-Roman Catholics, and fist of all to

· Cardinal Yanghan. It is not her most illus-

trious and most lerined chikhan that the Church

faels the least sorrow in losing.

Cardinal Vaughan's action was simply a mat tee of dinty, as the religione sud secular press of England heddy uduitted. The Daily Norcs, for instance, before the notice of excommuskoj, tion, wrote: "Certainly, the Roman Cathelio Church will be comprehensionist indeud. if it is possible for this entileut biologist sta" The Church Review after the excommunication. said, "That the authority to which he professes , obedience called him to account, we are not

surprised....

THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA

NEWS BY THE MALL.

COLONEL PLUMER'S FORCE, D

Caps Towa, 23rd March. Floying telegram tired from Nicholson at Bulawayo, March 16th

Following from Flumer, dated (7) Toliktai, March 14th-

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· EUROPE AND THE PLAGUE,

of the Revue de Paris a paper on the measures.jur and Str. Jeffreys

A. Daelaux enntributes to a recent number of protection to be taken against the plagas. Mz. Bet ell Jones M. Duciaux wrote a similar article in the Revus da Purie three years ago, and it is a significant Vraag ab, de reph age of the progress which medicins has made

Mr. F. A. Hatsch in the interval that he is able to add so much M. J. Kirkwood

Mr. Kinghorn cutorial of valns to bis warnings. The appear- ans of the plague at Oporto has adoubtally M. II. F. R. Brayne frightened nervous people both in France and Colonel Been in England, and M. Dastan notes as one of Mr. A. Brya..

the great dangers of the visitation that it so Mr. P. Baro

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Mr Dicton McGil Mr. & Mrs. E. MaLook Mrs. T.. 8. Mesa

Jor. O, C. Je a Mibre

Cap. and Mrs Mout

gomerie en maid

Mr. J. Morgan Mr. E., Murpèr Mr. M. G. Neil Mr. Van Nier

Mr. J. J. O'Neill W. Part

Mr. T. Pedrog

Mr. T. Retr:3

Mr. liceres

Mr. S. J. Bebing Nix. J. A. Lalo g Livut Cal. Kyun Mr. P. W. Sergeant Mr. P. T. Sti

Mr. M. Schucer and

children

M. N., Shaffer

Mr & Mrs. E. H. Sharp Mr. II. Sitamina Princes Borliday (8) Mr. A. J. Hamilton

Smythe

Mr. A. Sephep-on Mr. E. H. Stewar Mr. G. Taylor Mr. J. A. Taylor Str. P. de la Tour Mr. S. Tallis

Mr. G. Waghorn Mr. W. J. G. Whily Bir. Mr. & Miss Whiter Mr. nad Hes. Bagnall

Wild Mr. and are Worfeld

M. A. Twyford

TEAK HOTEL

uaily inspires panis. At the same time it most Mr. Arthur F. Curre

be remembered that the waludy disappears Mr. fr. II. Danu before the dropce of civilmation, and where it Nr. F. J. Haver Dzoez breake out in a civilised State it is an importation. Mr. F. Drinn and not a native growth. Dr. Bronartal buss. J. . Ezekiel dore ninch to strengthen the defence of Europe Col, A. R. Framer.

Mr. A. Forbes against the plague. Dr. Haffkine has suggested i another procentive-coination, in which no Conel E. H. Giorges Mr. L. H. Gompertz perm of an immane animal is used, bat oultures Colonel The O'Gorman of the plagad bicilli killed by the action of host, Mr. D. M. Gras The immanity conferred by this method takes. Edward F. Gros short ton ifteen days to develop, hat when Mr. J. Hays it is develope tis more durable; ufortunately 3. 17ad koope

Mr. B. Lorton Mr. J. E. Lee Afr. R. Martin Mr. C. Gordo Mackie Major & Ms. Morris Mr. R. Mitchell Mr. Stuart G. Newall Mr. . . Outly Mine Oakly Hon. i. E. Pollosk Capt. 11. V. Pryane Djoc C. W. Keily Mr. Paul Rickosters

Mr. and Mrs. A.

Schmidt nad child Mt. A. 'Sinclair Mr. A. P. Stokes

D. Thom

Mr.

Mess Resalie Wardwell Miss Wardwell Mr. S. H. Whele CRAKHENGI.

force this morning. They flext advoused from timos painful. It obvionely has the advantage Mr. 11. 17. Jefries

Boers adrinoed from south iu coralderable, it is preceded by a short illums which is some- Mr. Chantrey. Inbokati

Conte Siding. After a sharp little engagement of cheapness and repuemy, for the culture căn Major G. R. St. John Lieutenant-Colonel Bodie's advance post was be obtained in any quantity, whereas the caram compelled to retreat. Rotirement was excel-is rather expensive. The measures which hoye Mrs. Thos. Basset

boon taken in Paris at the Pasteur Institute Mr. W. A. Fit an leatly carried out to our main position

Camalies were: 1149 Trooper Fallen, savers appear to be very complete. Many horses hase Are Fitton & 2 dangh wounded, 250 Trooper H. Mowbray, slightly been obtained, and an adequate staff is being wannded, both B. B. A, Polics; Troopar Culin trained; but as M. Duelanx well says, all the Rev. Francis Flynn, Heggy, Rhodesian Volunteers, slightly wounded, resources of science are hopeless in the presence. Lieutenant Harold Chapman and Corporal Jof a popular panic. Howitt, B. S. A. Police, prisoners Troopers

The interesting nud, erudito contribution in your yesterday's arsis would seen to mistake the real points upon which the question turned In the profession of faith; submitted by the Cardian to Dr. Mirart for ubscription, there Is no pantion, whatever of the fans from the Old Testament, which your contributor, following Dr. Divart himself in his deterios, brings out into aneli prominence, Dr. Mirart was asked to votimet ouiuially what The Guard 2575 Harrold Yongg and $509 G. Wardley, H. in called karamarzable and repulsive fea. A Police, missing. These are probably both

ares of his extradalinary articls. Such, for prisoners. Instáneo, sus, eslling; în... question Christ's

Luentonant Chapman's hore full with him

SHIPPING REPORTS,

The British steamer Juni from Singapore

ters

RN.

Mr & Mrs. W. Newton Rex, F.T. Johnson ble. K. F. Jounaloo Mr. Rhodes Conal Volpicelli Badene Volpiceli THE WAVERLEY HOTEL,- Mr. & Mrs. H. Benham, Mr. & Mrs. J. N. Pese Ara. H. C. D. Frampton and chilinde Ara A. F. Gaelg." In E, Hansa

Mrs. B. 6.

Candis, British ale., 4,195, Hanghton, April 16,

P. & 0.8. N. Co Chips, German str., 1,275, Belippor, April 22,

Storassen & Co

City of Dublin, Brit: str., 2,540, Ras, April 14,

́Dodwell & Co., Limited Clara, German stoamer, 675, Hansen, April 18,

Jebsen & Co

Derawongse, British str., 1.057, Cartis, April 17,

Chinese

Empress of India, Brit. str., Marshall, April 17,

Q. R. P. Co

Beaug, British steamer. 1 127, Roope, April 16,

Jardins, Matheson & Co

Fausang, British ste, 1,410, Mitokoli, April 18,

Jardine. Matheson & Co

Formosa, British str., 674, Douglas, April 21,

Douglas Espraik & Ca Gaolio, British steamer, 2,691, Finch, April 21,

Ở & 0.5. N. Có Glenogles, British str., 2.980, Frakes, April 21,"

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Inilao, French steamer, 37, Morless, April 30,

A. R. Marty

Haitan. British steamer, 1.133, Ronoh, April 12,

Douglas Lapraik & Co Hating. French steuner, 750, Bast, April 20,

A. B. Marty

Ichang, British steamer, 1,340, Jones, April 6,

Butterfeld & Swire Independent, German str., 871, Holtz, April 12,

Sander, Wielor & Co

Jason. British steamer, 1,536, Lresti, April 21, Kachidate Mara. Jap. str., 2143, Fuji, April 13,

Butterfield & Swire

13. M. B. Kaisha

Kansu, British str. 1,159, Sommervilla, April17,

Butterfield & Swire

Lesberg, British str., 1,726, Williamson, April

12. Order

Leongmoon, Ger. tr., 1,245, Schulz, April 2,

Siemzzen & Co Loyal, Gorman str., 1.237, Lorenzen, April 20,

Sander, Wieler & Co Maria Valorie, Aust. str., 2,649, Felinor, April

21. Sander, Wislor & Co Marang. British str. 1,644, Kynoch, April 6,

Jarline, Matheson & Co Monmuir, British str. 1,257, Almoad, April 19,

Sheran, Tomos & Co- Miiko Mam. Jap. sir., 2,099, Kawanuco, April

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Nanyang, Gewaan str., 983, Dirmer, April 15,

Sinmaken & Co

Noss, British steamer, 1,863, Mathias, April 14,

East Asiatic Trading Co Oceanien, French str., 380, Schmitz, April 22,

Messageries Maritimes Patrocins, British str, 3ickens, April 22

Butterfe& Swiro

Peiyang, Garman str., 953, Koller, April 21,

Siemesen & Co

Phranang, British str., 1,629, Calder, April 22,

Melchers & Co

Progress, German atr., 687; Brandt. April S.

Sisson & Co

Queen Adelaide, Brit, str., 1,875, Nais, April 9,

Doddwell & Co, Li

St. Irene, British str, 2.474, Attres, April 22,

Dodwell & Co., Limited Sour Loong, Brit. str., 1.296, Sharp, April 23,

Clinere

Sungkiang, Britishstr., 1,921, Moore, April 22,

Butterfold & Swire Taicheong, German ste., 823, Ahrons, Aprit 13,

Meyer & Co

Tailes, German str., 829, Calender, April 4,

Meyer & Co

Taiwan Mara. Jap, sir,, 1492, Mikuni, April 18,

M. B. Kaishi

Taiyaw, British st. 1,459, Nelson, Mar. 20,

Batterield & Swive

Taksaur, British str., 977. Thomas, April 7,

Jardino. Matheson & Co

Tautalns, British str. 2,291, Hashand; April 22,

Batterfield & Swire

Tritos, Germsasteswar, 143, Lassen, April 18,

Sican & Co

Telnau. British str., 1,459, Anderson, April 22,

Butterfeld & Swire

Wasang, British sir, 1127, Johns, April 22,

Jardine. Matheson & Co

Yarra, French str., 2684, Rogliano, April 22,

Messageries Maritimes

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YALLING VESUS. Esmeralda, British sch, 13), Harrison, April ĻA,

Jardino, Mattoson & Co

Franz Schwalbe, Danish bark, 557, Poulton,

April 12, Ordor

Geo. T. Hay, British sh., 1,647, Spicer, Mar. 49,

Siemssan & Co

John Carrier. Amr, ship. 1,819, Lawrence, Mar.

11. Stanlard (10)

McIniria. Ame ship. 1313, Oakes. April 16,

Standard Of Co

Mobile Bay, British burk, 1,117, Bayd, Mar. 18,

Jardine. Matheson & Co

Norma. British-4-m bark, 1,999, MoDonnell,

April 21, Order

Santa Cruz, Amr, ack., 150, O'Keefe, April 14,

Master

Standeld. British bark, 530, Wilson, April 4,

Order

Thistle, Australian tark, 1,147, Walden, April

17, Order

Valkyrien, British back, 438, Hall, April 8,

Master

Waratah. British sch., 25, Hayass, Sept. 23,

F. W. HA

Wm. II. Smith, Amor, sh., 1,8), Colley, Mar. 27,

Standard Oil Co

HER BRITANNIC MAJESTYS SHIPS IN THE CHINA SQUADRON. Alacrity, despatch-boat, 2.000 kip,, Capt, Smith

Durrion at Woikajwei

Algerine, sloop, gaus. 1,100 h.p., Comir. E. J.

W. Slade, at Hongkong

Aurora, cruiser, 12 grans, 8,500 h.p., Cuptain

E. H. Bayly, at Hongkong

Barflour, battleship, 11 gans, 1.000 h.v., Capt.

Hon. C. J. Colville, C.B. at W'haiwai Bonaventura, cruiser, 30 gans, 2,000 h.D., Capt.

R. A. J. Montgomoris, C.B., at H'kong Brisk, orcisur. 6 ans, 5.000 hp., Capt. H. B.

S. Wrey, at Shanghai

Centurion, Ayrship, 13 gass, 9,000 h.p., Capt.

J. L. Jellisse, Shanghai Daphne, sloop, 6 guns, 14 h.p.. Comdr, C.

Winnington-Tagram, al fongkong Edgar, cruiser, 7,350 tons, Capt, E. J. Flest, at

Hongkong

Endymion, cruiser, 12 guns, 10,000 h.p., Capt.

G. A. Callaghan, at Weihaiwei Esk, gur boat 3 gans, 200 h.p. Laut, and

Comdr. C. Chadwick, at Shanghai Fame, torpedo-boat destrever, 6 gañs, 5,70) b-

Lieut. and Comdr. Roger Keyes, at H'keag Firebrand, gan-boat. 4 gnoa, 360 h.p, în

reserve, at Hongkong

Handy torpedo-boat destroyer, 6 gans, 4,000

b.p., in reserve, at Hongkong -Hart, forpedo-boat Hostrorer, Ugans, 4,000 k.p..

in rearve, at Hongkong

Hermione, cruiser, 10 guns, 2,000 h.p., Captain

B. 8. D. Cumming, at Shaughnt Humber, atoreship, Comdr. H. J. Davison,

at Hongkong

Iphigenis, druser, 8 guns, 7,000 h,p., Capt. H.

. Dadding, ut Singapore

Litnet, gun-vessel, 2 guns, 870 h... Com. Wm.

W.Smythe, at Singanoro

Orlando, crniser, 12 guns, 3,500 b.p., Capt. J.

H, T. Burke, at Manila

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Peachok, gunboat, G guns, 720 hp., lent- Phonik, sloop, 6 guns, 1,100 b.p., Capt. R. X. Comdr. JaJ. Armstrong, at Shanghai

Cochran, at Hongkong

ligers figmy runbost, 6 gunf, 720 hp.. Llout, Comde. Mrs. J. Bn Jacks and MT. Rorels C.3. F. Groen, at Hongkong

child

Art and Mrs. A. J. de Plavor, gunboat, & guns, 720 hp, lion-Coudr

TAMPAWI O. C. Spalck

14th April, had light NE wads and fine dead. F. Meer and Siz HOME CAN de M. Corper, at Hongkong

other GAVIRAS NA

The British steamer Tantalus, fram Slagn

child.

pore 1th April, had light moderate N.E. winds 3. Ja Mudlo

18th April, had light northerly winds, aniooth Mr. & Mr. J. Elizalde Lient Mode, Fr.

The British steamer Sungkiang, from Mauilater. Restric

and very fine weather,

Mr C. & Weir CONRABORT OUR

Bir de rg Meyer

BUSIN Mrs. H. Aloale, J, and

child Mr. & Mrs. Morrishy Mr. Pusterla Mrs. Raphael Afp-1. A. Remedios 3fr. W. Sewin Mr. W. B. Walker, Mr. Froome E. Wit

mirantes craveption, and the incorruption of close to the enemy Ho was at once surrounded. his body after death. With regard to Boilpa

Exact number of Boer casualties unknow ture, the professica of faith said simply but overal were chot at very short range -all matters of faith and morals, appertaining to

In the afternoon the Boers advanced further the building up of Christ's doctrine, I believe north and shelled our position from a ridge on that to be the trus sense of Holy Scripture our left front: Our 14-ponader replied, and

the artillery duel continued till sunset, ?. YOU MUST STOP COUGHING.

CasualtiesDangerously wounded, sincedead, Lieutenant A. J. Tyler, 1st West Elding Regi 4th March; bad remarkably fus weather and Mr. L.A. Genge

The British steamer Trinas, frora Bydney Mr. Flanaga The best way to cure Chronic Cough Bran ment, attached for duty to Rhodesian Regiment, smooth sss and very Hulle raid or wind during Mr. & Mr. A. 3. Glover ebitis and Chest Colds is to apply Little' and one native kliie badal 15th, Maroli, the entire voyage,

Mr, a "Mim; H.-W. Hull Oriental Balm. Rubbel well into the chest and

The German steamer Loongmoon, from Shaag. Rev. Hennesy back, it penetratus immediately the inflamed Colonel Bodle wade reconnaissance on lubat 19th April, Bad equally and mauty weather Mr. J. Jung parts. The tickling in the throat ceases; the 13th and found Pitsani Potlogo occupied by the with rain to Lamecka. From Lameeks to port Dr. J. W. Kite URN. spain weakens the cough disappeare. It often Boers. He returned to Goode siding, whence

ME, J. W. Kits cures when nothing else will. Could anybody be set out yesterday for the purpose of makinge weather and fresh N.E. wind.

Leute C. Mackenale, afford to be without it in the house all the a demonstration in order to acertain the The British steater Gaelic, frein San Fran-..

enemy's strength. At a sharp onrve in the cisco March 23rd, vin Honolult March 30th, B. Mckenzi railway Colonel Bedle found that the Beers had Yokohaita April 18th, Kobe 15th, Nagasakl

NOHTA FORMOSA monoted a gun on the line and were lying in 16th and Shanghai 10th, had fluo weather across wait for the construction train, So we the Pain, From Woong to Haishan, ez. doctors falled to relieve it was cared with one best sorting. The enemy's and my weather. From Hoshan to Ceksos FOEMOSA, by J. W. PATERSSON Firing has been proeseding a law miles to the perienced light W.B. to SE. winds, overcast THOR SALE À MAP of NORTB

one-pound Maxim was freely used,

moderate to light N.E. winds, overcast and 1.-31. Customs Service NEW EDITION Sold at Ho. par bottle. Agents for Hange

Colonel Bodle came in tosck with the enemy gloomy weather. From Orkeen to port, light to Coloured Prion, $2.06. To be had at Daily kong:-VICTORIA DISEENSARY, LD.this morning just in time to prevent his camp moderate N.E. winds, overcant huey, with shortPress Office and the Booksellers.

1176 from being surprise. The Beers attacked our | intervals of fog/

Hongkong, 26th June 1890

time Furni

Mr. N. Lowe, of Jazues Strent, Blackbers, wayng--- I was worn out almost to the grate with araoking congh that all the remedies and the

It

my doctor through life,

Battlor, gunboat; 6 gaun, 500 b.p. Lieut. Hor. FRAGUA, Hardinge, at Singaporo,

Redpola, gunboat, guns, 7201.p., Leut Comdr.

Complr Carr, West River FF Haworth Booth, et Clinkinog Bandpiper, river gunboat, 2 gans. Laat, and

Bulpe, river gunboat, 2 guns, 340 h.p., Lient.-

Comde. Olibam, YangteseATAT

Swilt gan-venzel, 2 guns, 870 h.p., in reserve,

af Hongkong

Tamar," receiving ship, Commodore Fransi

Powell, C., at Hongkong

Tweed, gunboat, 3 guns. 200 6.p., Lieut.-Comdr.

I. L Forbes Sempill, at West River. Undaunted, armoured oraleer. 12 gans, 5,500h.p.,

Capt. AO Clarke, at Shanghai Victorious, bathleship, 16 guns, 10.0001.h.p. Cap.

tain A. Bahomberg, at Singapore Waterwitch, surveying ship,: 60 £h.p., Lient

Comdr, W. Pudsey Dawson, at Hongkong WETO and Conte Belly, & Ilko18 Whiting torpedo-boat destroges, 6 guns, 5,900- Wirera, coast defence ship, armoured, gun",

1,000 hp, st Kongkong Woodlark, ganboat, 2 guns, 550 hp, Lieut. B

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