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A. S. WATSON

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGU T 201ű, 1902.

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The Times Peking correspondent asserts that Viceroy Liu Kang-yi fears the competition of Japanese launches on the Chinese inland water- ways

Chinero Commissionera n draft of a new / Fullard's Lillipation Oper Co., was at the commercial treaty, which he risks them to Opera House, Vautoonver, B.C., when the negotiate upon. Now General SHARRETTS Empreee of India loft Caneds, and was diring has no power to do anything of the sort. Ho wile sent out from the United States as Commissioner for the Tariff, which is now finished, and he has nothing to do with the Treaty, the United States Commissioners for the latter being Mr. CONGER, Consul-General GoodNow, and Mr. J. S. FEARON of Shanghai. The treaty itself is not before us yet, und it is impos. sible therefore to discuss its clauses. The most difficult point, that which deals with the lekin question, has been referred to the British Government, and it is unreasonable to expect a speedy decision, even if it were. desirable to settle such a matter hastily, We take this opportunity to state that our which every man interested in the China

trade knows is far from being the cuse, AERATED WATERS

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

One fresh gacy of plague, the riffim being a

are made solely with the water procured Chinese in Second Street, occurred in the day

ending at noon yesterday,

from the Government Tytam Reservoir, Ho Kiu (37), the wife of a farmer residing at Tai O. New Territory, has committed suicide and specially fikered in large storage filters by hanging herself to a beam in the house.

on the best scientific principles,

Our AERATED WATERS are thus

ABSOLUTELY PURE, and consumers of them may feel themselves

quite secure against contracting Cholown by liquid agency, which it is comparatively easy to do by drinking impure water,

The defeared had been ilt for some time.

Viceroy Yunn Shi-kai was received at the station bu arrival at Tientsin on the 14th inst, by nrowds of Chinese officials and foreigners, but there was no foreign guard of honour.

The British Admiralty have ordered Capt. Peroy Scott's aiming apparatus, known as the ** dotter,” intruded for distribution on the

China Station, to be despatched as soon as possible.

The Nagasaki Press learns that when the expansion of the Japaness army is completed its peace strength will be 356,000 men, which can be broteased in time of war to 309,000 Several critics bars already pointed out how mach worker numerically is this aring than those of European powers.

Un the 3rd inst a teer from the Straits 5. WATSON & CO. Sium Recreation Club, composed of Straits- born Chinese resident in Bangkok, played a game of Association football with another one

LIMITED,

AERATED WATER

The French Acting Minister at Peking.. according to a telegram to a Japanese paper. has declared that France will oppe o the Feling Shanhalkwon railway if the Peking-Proting railway is not made over to the La-Han syndicate.

The cricket match Australians v. Suseer was drawn on the 2nd inst. The Australians scored 380 for six wickets and declared their innings at an end. Noble made 284 and Armstrong made 172, got out. 429 raus wore added for the sixth wicket. The provion : wicket record" was 411. Sussex went in anil scored 185, of which

130 were for one wicket.

A resolution of the Government of India hua been published which modifies the regula tions hitherto in force prohibiting the employ ment of Inscars on royages to port on the

Fast winst of America, north of 38 degrees,

North latitude in winter. As now ordered lascars many bo sent as far north as 43 degrees North latitude on the coast in question provided they are employed solely batween decks in the engine and steward's departnicnts and have volufitarily entered into special agreements to proneed so far.

A Berlin telegram of the 11th inst, reveals the fact that, “It is now known there that the German Government bad cousidered the araguation of Shanghai long before it was suggested by the Chinese. It was, however, resolved that the troops should only be with- drawn if the other Powers acted in the same manner aimultaneously," A despatch of two days later says "The evacuation of Shanghai has so for been only proposed at London. The opinion prevails here that it cannot be carried out before the four Powers interested have come to an understanding."

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TELEGRAMS.

DALLY PRESS SERVICE. GREAT FIRE IN BORNEO,

[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]

SINGAPORE, 9th August, 3.5 p., PONTIANAK CHINESE SUFFER. The Chinese quarter in the town of

Pontianak, Datch Borneo, has been burned down, the damage amounting to one million dollars.

[Pontianak is near the west coast of Dutch Borneo, on the Kapuas River. It has been a free port since it was reded to the Datch in 1859. Its total population at the last estimate was between 3,000 and 9,030, and the Chinese quarter is a largo nue.—Ed. D.P.].

REUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 17th August.

BOER GENERALS VISIT THE KING, The Boer generels Botha, De Wel, and De la Rey, accompanied by thoir Advocate Ferreira, kft London this morning on a visit to is Majesty King Edward on board the royal yacht at Cowen. They returned to Luodon in the evening much pleased with the recoption accorded them by His Majesty..

THE SPITHEAD ILLUMINATIONS

SPOILT.

The illuminations of the dost at Spithead in honour of the Coronation were spoilt by a thunderstorın.

THE SHAH IN ENGLAND. His Majesty the Shah of Persia has arrived at Dover ons visit to His Majesty King welcomed him on behalf of the King. Edward. R.R.H. Prince Artlur of Connaught

CHINA AND THE POWERS. Viceroys, Yuan Shi-kai, Lin Kung-yi, and Chang Chih-tong, in interviews with the American Tariff Commissioner, united in

declaring that Chins must make a supreme effort to promote commerce and friendly intercourse with Europe and America China

exhibit at the St. Louis Exhibition.

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CANTON NOTES.

[FROM YNË" CHUNG NGOI BAY PO."]"

THE CANTON-BANKOW L'NET H.E. Cheng Fat-shi, director of the Hankow and Conten railway, has arrived at Canton and paid cffeint calls to the high authorities, A. deputy has been sent to bird two hundred able bodied natives as lakongs from the districts of Ying Tak and Ching Un for the protection of the railway, and a matshed is to be erected at Wong ka for temporarily housing the two hundred. It is reported that all the land through which the railway is to pass will be resumed at reasonable market piioer, accord. ing to the present value, half of the proceeds being returned to the owners, and the other half going as shares in the milway to the land lords, who will be entitled to the same rights us the other akareholders. The land owners are permitted, if they refer, to have all the pro- ceeds of their lord resumed as sharer.

MINED IN CBINA,

It is reported that Sheng Kung Pao has sent a despatch to the Viceroy saying that be has already engaged several English minaalogiste for the purpose of opening all the mines in the different provinces and asking the Vicaroy to send officists to make an inspection of all the places in which mines are reported to axist.

POLICE COURT.

Tuesday, 10th August. BEFORE ME J. H. KE? (ACTING POLICE MAGISTRATE).

THEFT FROM LAUNCH " STANLEY,” Long Taak Hnet, a servant boy on the launch Stanley, pleaded guilty to stealing a gold

watch and chain and a few other articlos belonging to the master, W. Robinson, their total valus being $64, and eight dollara în wendy owned by a seaman on the faunch. He was sentenced to two months hard labour.

Mr. Robinson engaged the defendant about a week ago, and had found him very satisfactory. On Monday might, just before sitting down to dinner, Mr Robirson took off his cont, in the breast-pocket of which were the watch and chain and 33 in cosh, sed hang it up in his cabin. Contrary to his cenat euston,

he did not wind up the timepiece before retiring to bed, and it

t was only when he went in the mersing to ascertain the time that he discovered the theft. He called for his boy," the defendant, but of course got no reply, and the suspicion that was forming in ble mind becames certainty when thesesman who had been robbed of 88 came along and reported his loss, dding the information that the defendant had AN EVIL DRAGON INDEED.

gona ashore, Notice was at one given to On account of the heavy rains, most of the the police, and detectives were sent out to watch, district of Wai-yuen, in Lau Chow prefecture, the boals. Jaying for Canton and other ports Kwangel, was terrible flooded on the 17th July. | adjacent to the Colony. The mid-day steamer Inside the city the water was seven feet above to Canton was on the point of leaving when n the level in the morsing, and many people search purly boarded her, and there among the climbed up the trees and the city wall for passengers was found the missing man, the safety, but in the evening the water gradually increased to about sixty feet high. The magje- trate end his family together with a great number of people, were washed away. All the habitants, wore carried away by the water. It houses in Pak-me-tea, together with the in

or 4 torta themand people were drowned and several thousand rendered home less. The people say that this flood was unused

"the evil tailless dragon."

THE NEW GOVERNOR. H.E. Li Bing-yui, the new Governor, is ex- pected to strive in a day or two. The Nam-hoi and Pao-yu mugistrates have made all necessary preparatione for his reception. As soon as be

seals to the Acling Viceroy Tak-sow.

stolen watch in his pocket and the chain adorn- ing kin breast; six dullers in hard cash was found in his possession, and also a quantity of sweetmeats for consumption on the trip, The evidence against Jifm was overwhelming, and ha admitted his guilt, with the result described."

ROBBERY OF A

BANK,

a Sandoy night thier os entered the promines of a Chinese bank situated at 185, Queen's Road Central, and stoles couple of money-bags containing between them silver money to the amount of $500. Their modus operandi was simple. There were only three men, natives, and whilst one interviewed the manager on the metter of how much interest he would receive on $100, the other two went round to the hack, ostensibly to light their cigars, and grined por session of the the money baga, with which

rested for complicity in the robbery, and will e be

a charged cn Me

of mixed Eurmees and Riamose. A regular to Sarawak, and is determined not to mcritics would; they said, make an unprecedent Arrives, Viceroy Tao Mu will hand over his they cleared of Two men havs ben ar-

free-fight reunited and half-a-dozen unfortunate Chinese went to hospital at the termination of the proceedings.

The Chongta correspondent of the N... Daily News wrote on the 23rd ult. --There are MANUFACTURERS two small gunbests at Kini, about 120 miles south of us, but the oficiais of this city tried to dissuade a missionary of this city from attempt ing to go down to Klating as the river was not f. However the missionary secured a guard

THE HONGKONG DISPENSA RY.

The Straits Times understands that-- state monts to the contrary notwithstanding--the Sultan of Brunei has refused to sell his country

it unless compelled to do so by force. He complains bitterly of the atlitudo assumed towards bira by the British Consul, who is also acting as agent for the Sarawak Government in the proposed absorption of his dominions. Furthermore, our contemporary learns that the Sultan intends to appoal direct to King Edward for the protection of his State, the integrity of which, ho contende, was seenred to him by Britain under the terms of the treaty now

HONGKONG CORONATION

CONTINGENT.

A Montreal despatch dated July 26 says - A cable, ram was roomired to-day at the bead oflen of the Canadian Pacific Railway here, that the Hongkong Contingent, which left Montreal

the

00 June 14th to attend Coronation, is expected to sail from Liverpool

CORRESPONDENCE,

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We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondenta.]

THE FORTHCOMING RACE MEETING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PERSH." Hongkong, 19th August. Ste--I was very glad to learn from the

Counsel to do

P. C.

Chan Mul, the master of a rowing boat, was charged with currying eight passengers in ardess of the number allowed by his licence and shao with refusing to stop his boat when called

the completnant, 10 do so by Complainant mid defendant stopped rowing when first hailed but on being told to onme alongside the police bost he immediately pulled away in the direction of the Canton wharf, which he reached Brst and where he landed eight passengers before complainant ostao up with allowed by his

and started out, and will probably get there all existing between Brunei as a feudatory State on August 18th, on the Lake Champlain, Jotter signed Vigilans" in your issue of this him. There were then

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Shanghai being apparently unwilling to find the money for the proposer boxing contest for the Light-weight Championship of Chins between Jack McAuliffe and Billy Bellow (formerly of Manila), it is possible that the fight will come off at Tientsin in about oight

and the suzerain Empire,

SIR HENRY BLAKE.

H. E. the Governor fir Henry A. Blake, G.C.M.G., and party did not, as had been expected, return to the Colony by the C. P. R. steamship Emprcie of India yesterday. Infor Blake decided to stop and see a little of Canada before his return to Hongkong,

Nore, signed communications that have weeks' time, if McAuliffe's bugagements at the Imation bas been received that Sir Henry

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BIRTHS,

On the 19th August, at the Toak, the wife of G. W. C. PEMBERTON, of a daughter. [237 On the 9th August, at Birkenhead, England, the wife of W. P. Ken, H.BM's Consul at Wabu,

DEATHS..

of a som,

On the 10th August, at Iskander Hall, Jahore, ELIZA KASBERRY, eldest daughter of the late Rev. B P. KEAshtrry, wife of DATO MELDRUŃ, aged 63 years.

On the 13th August, 11 33, North Soochow Road, Shanghai, MAUKEEN, infant daughter of Jens and ANNIE LANG Nivey; aged 6 months.

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VEUX ROAD Cl. London Office: 131, Fleet Street, E,C.

HoNexons, 20th August, 1902.

Hanoi Exposition permit him to remain in the North for so long-a-time.”

Messrs. Batterfield Swire informed us yesterday morning that they had received, much to their regret, a telegrain from Bydney

NAVAL NEWS.

As the Empress of China, the steamer that morning that somebody was interesting him defendant's boat, iza Pissengers un will carry them from Vancouver to their self in the matter of the programme for the licence. S

homes in the East, does not sail until

the 8th of September, the Contingent will have two days in Canada, four of which I will be spent on their overlund journey. The returning Contingent is made up of twofficere,

88 Europeans, 23 Chinese and 20 Indians.

SHOOTING PRIZES IN THE SERVICES.

that the persons referred to were drafting their next race meeting. I was also glad to hear

programme with due regard to the claims of the matter of races and prizes. Your correspondent owners of old walers and China pozies in the

The defendant said he thought the constable the way. He did not notfee he was being hailed, wanted to cross his bows, so he rowed ont of or certainly he should have stopped at once. charge only, and imposed a penalty of $10.

Hi Worship found him guilty on the rat

DAMAGE BY TYPHOON IN JAPAN.

informing them that Captain J. E. Williams of Arethusa ars dae in Hongkong to-morrow Navy and Army. In the last financial year the there are in the Colony who subscribe for eit and a shitting of the wind to the south, after

the sa. Chingtu died at sen on the 15th inst, and was buried on Brampton. Jalsad, acuth of Townsville, Queensland. The desenred was in the service of the China Navigation Co., Ld., on the China Coast and Australian Line for 28 years, and was well known here.

A serious question has arisen in connection with the underground tuba railways with which Trondon, within a few years, is to be pierced ín all directions. It has been argued from the start of the "tupenny Libe" that the ventilation was automatio and well nigh perfect by reason of each train nearly filling the tube and acting like a piston, forcing ont the bad air and draw- | ing in fresh. The public accepted this theory,

and as there were no bail odours, it was assumed, that the atmosphere was kisitby. The patron- ags has become so great recently that the cars at certain hours have been badly crowded and many passengers began to complain of feelings of dizzinem sud oppression. It was found that this was due to the presence to a great excess of odourlers carbonio acid gas generated by human beings.

The Singapore Free Press of the 19th writes:

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H.M. first-class oruisers Blenheim and

and Faturday respectively, the Blenheim from Weihaiwei and the Aretlined from Shanghai. The gushoat Espiegle in un her way south from the Behring Eea. The sloops Mutine and

Rosario are raising in the Behring So.

MUSIC FOR THE PUBLIC.

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"Vigilans" is not quite clear to me, for he says: **I do not speak of the old ponies in a sense pro judicial to their claim for having more moek," etc., and then in the next faw liass he goes on

On Baaday night, 10th lust, Kobe was Mr. Yerburgh, M.P., las obtained from the to give a russon why all ponies are not entitledistics of a typhoon. During the day the wind visited by a storm which had all the character- Admiralty and War Office some cariously into fair play. And what a reason it is! It is pat teresting figures relating to prize-firing in the in the form of a query as follows: How many blew in heavy gusts from the north seat, and at night the force fueressed, then came u inil sum of £2,250 was spent in prizes for heavy animal now and yet have the slightest idea gun fring in the Navy and £14,500 in prizes whether they will be here for next meeting or which it moved round to the west. The centre for musketry in the Army; but, while there not?" What does that matter? The horses make of the storm passed across the north of Kyushu, were no prizes for the Navy outside these the race meeting, not the owner who stands on and at 10 pm on Sunday entered the Inland bestowed by the Admiralty, the value of prizes the zuils and watches them. Therefore it is ea, at which time the wind was ronst violent. contributed by private effort, cutside those for quite immaterial who owns the old pony as The area of low pressure, crossed the Chugoku the Volunteers, probably exceeded the amount long as some member of the Jockey Club does from south to merth, and placed into the Jupan contributed by the War Office. Corfining our so and finds sufficient encouragement given Sos at a high speed, causing a heavy gale and attention, however, strictly to the Admiralty

a tremendous rinkall in the district over which it passed. It went the heaviest form recorded and War Offes awards, we shall arrive at some starting conclusions. It should be promised that the Admiralty prises for heavy gun firing have considerably advanced in recent years, as rewards are now given for the best shots at the "Romeo and Juliet" quarterly target practica. Aécérding to the last prize firing return, no less than 10,000 rounds were fired from the 16.5in and the dis. Forty five ships did not send in returns, so we may assume that not less than 12,000 rounds were fired. If this average were maintained at the quarterly farget praotiens, we should reach a total little short of 50,000 rounds a year. The mean cost of a round would be approximately A House of Commons return gives the £5, which would give a total expenditure in emigration statistics for the year 1901, pinctive of a quarter of a million a year. Now, LEVEL Generally speaking, the average of previous | the War Offles prizes to the Army ars fve

The following is the programs of music to be performed by the band of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, on the New Parade Ground, to day, from 5 to 6.30 p.m. :—' March..... Overture.. Selection..

Valse

Selection

Duct.

"The Toreador"

Si J'étais Boi”

Weaner Madl'n''.. Excelsior" The Greek Slave: * "Land of my Fathers". "Men of Harlech" "God bless the Frixce of Wales "God Save the King.".

EMIGRANTS AND IMMIGRANTS

this year, and the barkour the typhoon, as fur ait floded Robe, amited in at least one

At about 3 o'clock on Sunday

him to race him. It doesn't matter if he changes bands dosen times between one meeting and another, the pony is still in exis. tence and has been kept and paid for by someone in the interval and is just as good

cocost mi forming purposes, subject of course to the whening the North treatment be has received in the changing as blown on to the non sara hands procese. Possibly Vigilans" is person said dockyard among who does not own an old pony and has not not much damag the slightest intention of over being the owner of one, or he might look at the matter in a different light-Yours, etc...

OWNER OF AN OLD PONY,

WATER RETURN,

AND STORAGE OF WATER IN RESER

VOIES ON THE 1ST ACQUAT.

THE

The

in the old count

seppe

Bont to. became of the

1901 1802 Balow overflow. Aboreuvurlow Tytam...

20 ft. 4 in 0 in Pokfulam ...... 15 ft. 0 in. 0ft. I in. Wougnaicheong 45 ft. 0 in. 2 ft. 0 in.

STORAGE GALLONS⠀⠀⠀

which

1919019

1902 Tytam

[145,260,000), 284,800,000” Pokfulam.... 34,000,000 66,000,000 Wongnaicheong

000 23,260,000

Upper Total... 179,260,000, 484,060,000 Were Brit CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN THE CITY Ús | her in the

VICTORIA AND HILL DISTRICT DURING THE MONTH OF JULY.

1901" 1902)

the Kawa

generally

WASONG

the

simont who

to: "The

than the gorges quently a part- and

THE unanimous assurances of Their Ex- cellencies YUAN SKI-KAI, LIU KUNG-TI and CHANG CHIH-TONG to General. SHARPEITA, the representative of the United States in the tariff negotiations between the Towers and China, were not of a startling nature nor otherwise than what might have been expected of the three Chinese statesmen in The ricksha strike in Peneng began on years has been maintained, the number of times as much as those given to the Navy, bat question. The conduct of these high Wednesday last, a wet day as it happened. of immigrants somewhat lower, than in 1900 by the State costs anything like a quarter of a emigrants having been somewhat greater, and ¦ wa doubt if the practice ammunition provided officials was irreproachable at a time when The grievance of the men at Arst stated Irish emigration, has decreased, that of English million per annum. But even if it did, we could nearly all other leading men in China were that the inspection was too rigorous; then that and Scotch- and markedly of English has then show that the naval prize fund is starved, backing up the criminal conduct of the two aprons were insisted on, this being the increased. Of last year's emigrants, 194,941, for it is less than £l for every £100 spent in reactionary clique at the Imperial Court, third change, the cost of which falls on the or 64 per cent, went to the United States practice ammunition, whereas the Army price and, though their latest remark is in the coolies. Subsequent news seems to indicate 42,898 to British North Amerien, 15,754 to fund is more than five times as great. It is nature of a truism, it is none the less wel-pus sort of combined action on the part of Australasia, and 28,553 to the Cape and Natal computed that in the South African war only come as an indication that their views on the brokers, who, in Penang, rule the roost, Caspered with 1900, this is an increase of 5,550 one ballet in a themesnd got homo; in a naval what China's relations with the outside having a large number of vehicles registered to the United States, of 31 to Australasia, and action the ship that cannot get in more than in their names, differently to Singapore. There of 9,935 to South Africa, bat a decrease of 7,109 one shot in ten is doomed to disaster. Tot in world should be have not changed. The has been very little disorder, the police seeming to British North America, the number of new such estimation is naval gunnery held that when addition which they made with regard to well able to check any attempt at that. A few settlers from Britain's shores for the great the marksman who established the world's record China's exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition stores have been thrown and several arrests Dominion having only been twice smaller since in straight shooting was reported to have died Consumption 128,131,000 122,179,000 gallone may be taken to show that they were not made, but beyond the inconvenience to the 1978. The mort noticeable increase in the from cholers in China, his poor relations wens | Estimated popm.

213,000 pledging anything on behalf of the Chinese public, the afair does not seem serious." The classes of emigrants was in that of mechanics, sked to pay the cost of a cablegram to varily

Consumption pe Government, though the fact that they Penang Gazelle is of opinion that the strike of which rose by no fewer than 5,000, or 40 per the report! The best shot at Bisley, who can should so add the statement is certainly a rickala-ecoles there was encouraged by some cent. By far the largest proportion of those never hope to kill, more then one wan at a time, CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN KOWLOON PEN- the missionary and opium question, very tribute to the energy of the Exposition's person or persons at present unknown for their who are returned as immigrants were visitors gets £250 and gold medal, is chaired round INSULA DURING THE MONTH OF JULY

owd ends. The pailors had a meeting with the to England from the United States. Com the eamp, and when he gets back to his villago a

1902 multitude of “commissioners of various Jinrickibas, and were unable to formulate any of Europe with that of immigrants therefrom, one man who can sink a third class raiser in kinds now in China which has caused grievance except the siret inspection and it appears that, in 1901 for every 100) British the specs of one minute dies, his friends are anked Commmption per certain misunderstandings about the status supervision of the rickazas. Later advices and Irish passengers who departed from this to pay the nest of cablegraphic enquiry; and the head por day of some of them. We have heard within indicate the likelihood of the grasping rikiha- country 58 returned, while 50 foreigners sazived man dies in the consciousness that he has well the course of the current north that owners being the parties the pallers really here from non-Europesa countries for every earned prize of one shilling and ninapende— General SHAEBerts has handed to the aimed at.

100 who went thither from the United KinRARE,

hend per days!

1901,

214,700

18.9

gallons

Blackfood, big,

Tientsits, bors the local paper and frenchi contributor to the writing, being dirsotnes not

with He dealt with

forcible manner, and establisher("") lasting. reputation in the Hterary world by his great Miobie was a mat not only of great

spécial cómmissioner. Perhaps it is the protector of Chinese and the Registrar of waring the number of emigrants to places ontwhole county will turn out to meet him. When Consumption... 13,293,000 16,703,000 galings book The Brigbiehvian, soli

Estimated pop

lation

$7,000

$7,000 but of sterling work and

94 gallons particulars the direct fra ja The Government Analyst reports that the have come to hand, wit water is of excellent qualit

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