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sweat, harmonious song, like one of Mendel- Hasband and wife asohn's without words,

should treat each other politely, in a more Christian spirit, should bear and forbear, should tolerate each other, keeping in view the hope of that perfect marrings day which we all as Christians looked forward to and hoped for. (Applause.)

SEAMEN'S CHURCH AND MISSION.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY MARCH 21st, 1903.

REVIEWS,

The Lattic White Nun, By Mr. C. N. WIL LIMEON, London, George Bell & Bous.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The Standard Oil Company announced a

The report for 1902 hum been frued to the Taze in a novel written in Mra. Williamson's quarterly dividend of 20 dollars per share. The

friends and subscribers to the Mission. The com- mities in the course of the report state that

that in the forefront of their report, they must plaso upon rec rd their grateful thanks to the Hongkong and Wbampon Dock Co, for their kindaess in keeping the launch in a seaworthy condition, and also to these who by generous donatious of cost and water have made it posible to keep the launch running. Coal was given by:

best style, and should certainly be read by tho desirous of passing a pleasant hour or two Mrs. Williamson Las become so well known in the literary world of late that it is unnecessary

for us to dilate on this work. Suffice it to say

and is bound to find a ready sale.

The Jest of Fate: A Story of Negro Life.. By PAUL LAWGENCE DUNDAB. London, Jar rold & Sons

Eveling Journal calcalates that thir divi. dend means the disbursement of 20 million dollars, of which Mr. J. D. Rockefeller will

receive 8 million.

Girls in society rarely seem to marry wall, after year we neo the same nice-looking, well- brod girls going everywhore, each season a little more mature, a trifle leas good-looking, a shade mors ynical. Each year the band is largely

room; but a fur larger proportion of girls come recruited from the eager ranks in the school. season than are married-The out every Outlook.

the mission steam-launch Dayspring is an H.E. Major-General GASCOIGNE invited increasingly important egent in the work of remarks, and asked the ladies to join in the the chaplains. The commitles feal therefore | that the book is interesting from start to finish, and only a small minority marry at all. Year discussion. There was no response and be attributed this in diffidence rather then to luck of appreciation of the able losture listened to.

Continuing his remarks, His EXCELIENCY said that if they had not known it before they had now learned that marriage was a lottery Marriage, however, he took it, we a binding 38 contract as strict ond any contract in ordinary Hfe, and if the parties concerned brought to hear upon marriage the same interest and intention to give and take which the law compelled them to in an ordinary contract there would be

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that in every profession of life the companionship of a good woman was of the utmost value to in man, and on the other hand the companionebip of a strong, good, able man must be a great help and assistanos 10 women. To sum up, wait until one come across the right person let him be sure the motive which prompted him was not unworthy; do not let him look too closely into things — how much any could sford one way or another; but let one's choice be the right one and he was sure that choles would be a success. (Applause.) He then called for a vote of thanks to the lecturor.

This was cordially given and was followed by one for His Excellency, on the call of Professor SHARPĪŠANA HABAR The meeting thon dieperend.

POLICE COURT.

Friday 20th March

BBFORE ME. F. A. HAZELAND (POLICE. MAGISTRATE),

FORGED BANK-NOTE.

On the 12th lust, a Chiapman describing him. elf as a shop ussistant went to the Post Office with a ten-dollar zole which he tendered with n regnost for five dollars worth of stamps. The clerk examined the nots, before landing over the stamps and inspected its genninences. Accompanied by the would-be purchaser, he went along to the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank, where the bill was scrutinised and pronounced to be a forgery. The Chinaman was arrested, and to the police made a statement that his master, a skopkeeper in the country a day's journey from the city, gave him the note to purchase stamps,

he pleaded not guilty to attering the forged bill, and was represented by Mr. J. B. Harston, The case was remanded till the 25th inst.

THEFT IN KOWLOON.....

But in this year of drought and scarcity of water they feel that special note should be made of the fact that through the great kindness of the Hongkong Steam Water boat Co. the aeds of the Mission lanach were always fully met and suppliedjieve a blogbeamtean

More than two thousaad nine hundred visits have been paid to ships during the year. In connection with this, the committee mention that there has been a considerable increase in to number of men who live and the Dayspring to get from and to their ships on Sundays There has beat niso an incrime in the number of men who have made use of the launch on weekdays to attend the coorte and temperance meetings. During the year mors than five thousand seamen have been carried to and from In the number of ecamen who have the shore, arsiled themselves of the opportunity to join in the Holy Communion there has been also a considerabis increase, more than sixty per cont hpon last year.

this book the anthor deals with negro life of to-day, & welcome change from the days when there were plantations, orerssers, mastore and slaves Borry Hamilton, an old servant of Maurice Oakley, is accused of stealing money belonging to Frank Oakley, on the eve of the The suspected latter's departure for Paris. thief is brought up before a grand jury being the sentence. After a time Mrs. Hamil ton, with her son and daughter, go to New York, where Joo 2 amilton goes to the dogs and Kitty becomes a music-hall artiste. Maurice Oakley has a letter from his brother Frank, who has gone to Paris, in which the fatter confesses to having taken the money himself. Through the ingenuity of a newspaper man, Berry's trial was reviewed, and the evidence again brought up and examined. The State was not going to currender, bat made a cum- promise and Berry Hamilton was pardoned. Although the book is readable, we do not think it can be classed with The Fanatics, also one of Mr. Dunbar's books.

Londoa, George Bell & Sons, The Man in the Street. By LUCAS CLELYE, "ONE's friends are more ready to compass one's misfortune than one's welfare" in the tion to be demonstrated, it will be readily keynote of this novel. With such a proposi. understood that a book may make sombre and. unattractive reading from the point of view of a lover of fiction, nor can anything else be remarked upon The Man it the Street taken as a whole. There are however some interest- ing studies in character to be met in a perasal of these pages. The author has been bok in equally happy is more questionable. Somehow his choice of a title; whether he has been or other one seems to have a preconceived notion of what a publication called The Man in the Street ought to be in the nature of ; one seems to have a lien upon the famens phrase; but of course it remains to the fadividual reader to find satisfaction or otherwise in the trent

his party, who ment by the author of his subject. It concerns has an infastnation for a famous eotress; and it a young palitician. the hope concerns also his friend and private secretary George Crutchios, the man in the street. The story itself is perhaps chiefly interesting for political intrigue,

The fifth round of the international ohess i tournament at Monte Carlo, states a Router's message, has resulted as follows:-Reggio beat beat Mason (queen's gambit declined; in 33 moves: Taubenbans last to Teichmann (Ruy Lopez) in $2'mores. In the afternoon Moreau lost to Mieser in 49 moves (Siciliafi defence). The game between Tarrasch and Pillsbury whe drawn after 52 moves, and those between Maralall and Schlechter and Marce and Albin were adjourned.

The splendil jewellery of Mme. Humbert, which was supposed to be bidden away by M. Parayzeer some other ceafederato of the family, has been sold by suction in Loudon. It was described as the property of a French lady The total of rank sold for family reasons. amount realised was nearly £40,000. Thanks to this sama the Humberts were able to keep up a show of prosperity which restored coufideace during the later period of their career. Rómain

the sale took place on Joly 9 and 18, 1901. Dauriguac was entrusted with the mission, and

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The Earl of Meath writes to the London papers from the Villa Teresa, San Remo, 1bat his proposal that May 24, the birthday of her late Majesty, should be set apart in State-aided schools throughout the British dowilions as "Empire Day" bis been most favourably received by Colonial statesmen and governors. Lord Meath has been informed by the Governors of Mauritius and the Straits Settlements that "It is to be the school holiday in question has already been decided on in those, colonies. authorities will establish a similar day in the hoped," he adds, "that local educational schoole of the mother-country."

The attendance at the temperance meetings was somewhat less than in the last year, and the sumber of temperance seamen enrolled was smaller. Concerta however and other entertain ments have brought together a larger number men, then ever before, and mazy very plusmat orenings have been spent at the Institute.

The Committee greatly regret that about the middle of the year it was found necessary to close the Star Coffee House. The premises were very unraitable, the locality away from the sin stream of traffle and the rent high. When the lease expired a demand for a considerable increase in the rent was made by the Isadlord, and as this would, bave made a very heavy drain up on the vers slender fands available the insight it gives into Cabinet methods and pioneer of forty Canadian farmers sent to

JOINT STOCK SHARES. Mesara, Vernon & Smyth say in their weekly share report, dated Hongkong, March 20th. good generel business has been transacted during the past week, and rates to many oasee BANKS-Hongkong and Shanghais continue closs with a further improvement.

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job which would oroase the righteous indigno- tion of the whole country, and though he can now reckon upon mero private induence than be once possessed, we cannot believe that such a proposal has atør been seriously entertained.

A CARNEGIE SCHSHE.

New York, 13th March. Andrew Carnegis has given to the public the details of a gigantic scheme which he has formed and which he declares he will carry through to completion. His idea is the building of a rail. road to run from New York southward through the Southern States, Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Brazil and Uruguay to Buenos Ayres, Argentins.

It is matter for joy, remarks a Lendon con temporary, that Simpson's old-fashioned dining. room in the Strand is to suffer only suspension, not extinction, in the Savoy alterations Most

Carnegie declares that his idea is feasible and of its characteristics will be retained when the reopening takes places. Simpson's was within is not a mere project, but has been undor ways living memory exclusively a cigar divau. At for some time. Many of the arrangements have time" system at the theatres. To frugal or sions aro said to have been received from Cen- that period it throve a good deal on the "half- already been made and some valuable conces balf-price period to begin, it offered a pleasant will be formed very soon, bat Carnegie will indolent playgoers, waiting for the half-time and tral and South American states. À company lonoge. Simpson's, we believe, drew its retain control of it and expoeta to invest heavily inspiration as a restaurant from Carr's, the in the project, remnant of which is now covered by the hand- some new buildings by St. Clement Danes England by the Dominion Government to Church. It was here the "out from the joint induce farmers and farm hands to emigrate to dinner" was started, and Simpson's has werthily Canada, states that there are hundreds of kept alive the sacred bine flame under its the мед they want, trundling tureens. But what became of Carr's situations. awaiting could be obtained in thousands, but the Domi- his Old London Taverns that it was to be had in Marriage is no ber to engagement. Foreigners special liquor" Essum " Mr. Callow tellus in nion Government prefers that the tens of pint bottles and was alike good and cheap. millions of acres awaiting development shoald A conflict has arisen between the French

Mr. Arthur Shepherd, of Manitoin, the

REFORM IN RUSSIA.

Now York, 13th Minreb. An imperial ukaso issued by the Taar yes- terday is the talk of two continents on aseount of its unexpected liberality and radical nature. The ukaso grants to all subjects of the empire – ment. This considerably enlarges the liberties of the Russian people. Haretofore there has entire religious freedom and local self-govern-

1een a very restricted liberty of worship and 15′′ local self-government at all. The plan now is

for general purposes, to which the "Star" Coffee House is already considerably in debt, it was thought better to close the House -and to give time and energy rather to the on- On Thursday morning, va the strength of a dearoar to provide a Seamen's Institute (on a report made at Tsimshatsui Police Station that permanent basis) which should be the property Mr. Harris, as employee of the Godown of the Misión The Lord Bishop of the Company at Kowloon, had had a small clock) Diocese is very kindlyseeking to interest friends in demand at $690 with small sales reported at

in matter as Government and the Vatican which lead in the direction of the withdrawal of many of O'Sullivan, accompanied by the suspected thief colved support. Mention should here be made at £62. 10s. 6d. Nationals continse unaltered stock, An enterprising mau, while working to a thorough revision of the relations of the military organisations now scattered over

nn undersized Chinese lad of 14, went to

of the munificent doustion of $500.00 by Mr. and without business.

Colony. By means of this an old debt for alter tion to the Btar" premises at the corner of Postinger Street was wiped out, otherwise a much heavier deftoit voull have been entailed.

The committee wish to plass upon record their thanks to the subscribers who by their ganerons contributions have enalled them to mest the financial needs of the Mission and to close the year with a balance in kaud.

MARINE INSURANCES.- Unions have further

waisted in the lines of the 10th Bombay, Lightrica who has recently departed from the advanced to 3535, at which sales have been Infantry whose oconpier dispenses necessaries to the Indian soldiers, and there found concesto not only the missing e deles but another clock and a pair of binoculars belonging to another employes of the Godowa Company, and a Portugneto lady, who had missed their property some time previously. The ocoupler of the.

nd an old Chinaman mathed who lived with him were arrested on charges of resetting, and whilst the accusation against the former was sustained and earned for hima month's hard labour, that against the latter failed and he was discharged. The boy thief was

The Committes appeal for literature for the Institute and for distribation among the ship ping. Megazines are especially useful.

The acounts show a balance in hand of

sentenced to receive a whipping of twelvestrokes 8918.57, and to underga 48 hours" detention in geol.

INDECENT ARQUAGE TO LADIES Two Kowloon ladies charged a couple of obsir coolies with wing indecent language The complainants ware getting into clairs in Queen's Road near the Dispensary when the defendants gave utterance to the expressions which led to their arrest, you ariat w NE

labour.

CHURCH SERVICES,

S. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL. 22nd March, 4th Sunday in Lent. Mains 111 8.a.). Responses, Ferial; Venito Dyce; Penims, They were fined $25 sach or six weeks hard Orofch, Poland, and Taylor; Benedicite, Ward iu D. Jubilato, Ayrton in 15, Hymns, 112 and 298; Offertory Hymn, 256.

Evonrong (5.45 p.m.), Responses, Ferial: Psalms, Russell, Smart, and Geodenengli; Magnificat, Baxart in A (21st M.); Nuno Dimitis, Wickes in E (10th E.); Hymns, 197, 254, and 228; Vesper Hymn, Ward (No. 1).

BEFORE ME J. H. KEMP (ACTING POLICE.

MAGISTRATE)....

8. PETER'S CHURCH. Queen'e Road West. Matins (11 s.m.)

THE NEW BUILDINGS ORDINANOR. Mr. H. EY. Haggard, assistant engineer,

16. Secured the first Public Works Department, conviction under the new Buildings Ordinance in a case which he brought against Ng Pos Kowloon City mason, for (1) diverging from plans submitted to the Director off, 992, Tenite, Hopkins; Te Deum, Works and (e), occupying a new ballika odward; Benedicits, Jackson; Hymus, 434, without Hret obtaining a certificate from the od, and 839, 197

Evensong (6.30 p.m.). Director of Public Works,

Hymn, 270 Magnificst, Henley; Hymns, The defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 350, 219, and 56. A 85 on each charge.

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a a charge of aaaulting a Chinese interpreter

the country, and their mobilisation in the larger

ment of the Greek Church, but nothing is to regarded as the first step toward thedisestablish- cantres. The extension of religious freedom is

as a labourer, can obtain 160 acres free, which Church and State. M. Combes, whose early be can clear and sow in his spare time. On a education specially fits bim for the Ministry will return on average profit of £300 per annum. nomiosting Bishops. Up to the time of his clearing such as this wheat may be raised which of Public Worship, has altered the method of

new district is opened, adds Mr. Shepherd, rails are laid, and wheat is taking office the vacant Sees were filled by a is expected along this line for some time to joint understanding between the Holy See Directly a threshed in the fields and thence carried dirent and the Government. The former was thus to the railway, where the waiting buyer pays able after due consideration to decline to ou delivery. Once on the land starvation is ratify the appointments. The prerogative was frequently used, and treated with defscence impossible, Fifty applications to go out were recently received at Barton and forty at by succeeding Cabinets, including those, of Radical bus. The Minister now correctly Uttoxeter.

Come.

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It is expected that the Tear will also make some" reforms in Finland, which country is on the verge of insurrection,

MAD MULLAH INVADES ABYSSİNIA.

New York, 14th March. The promise which King Menelik of Abys

effected. China Traders are firmaer with sales and buyers at 860. North Chinas are in at $135, and Cantons at 81 24. request at Tis. 20. Yangisses can be placed FIRE INSURANCEA-Chinas have advanced to $82 with sales and further buyers. Hong kungs bave been booked at $545 and $307), and SHIPPING.-Hongkong, Cantos and Macnos are in further quest at the higher rate. have been hooked in large quantities at $881. and more shares can be placed at this figure, Indo-Chinas have fallen away considerably, and also s rate at which shares have changed

Que excellent feature of semi-testolalism maintains that the entente préalable, as it sinia made to assist the Excopsau nations in is styled, only dates from the Government of suppressing disorder in Eastern Africa has had can now be obtained locally at $10, this being hands or April delivery. China and Manilas are somewhat firmer with sales and further remarks a London contemporary, is the warm National Defence formed in 1970. During the the result of bringing down upon his people buyers a 327. Dongseos are still enquired for parasual interest that Lord Roberts, the pre. at $424, and 6ter Perries (old) at 926. Shellsident of the now association, is taking in the reigns of Louis Philippe and Napoleon III. the wrath of the Mad Mallah, who has already Transports after sat £1. 108. have declined

furtherance of the work, a work which the Bishop episcopal nominations were made directly; and commenced raids upon Abyssinian territory, to £1.7s. Ed. with safe and further sellers,

REFINERIES-China Sugars have eased off of Loudon hasnguin written to wish every auccess, when the Empiro fell there were bishoprics to some extent during the week, but are agatu The Rev. Darlow Serjeant, the well-known without titulars, because of the absence of Popal sanction. The dificulty was afterwards in request at $100 after sales at this rate for Wesleyan preacher, at a committee meeting of cash and 81065 for the settlement. Luzons

the association Leld at the Polytechnic said: removed by M. Jules Simon; but M. Sombes now wishes to return to the Imperial custom continae neglected at 812 sellers.

*The present is a greater and a better tem

as more consonant with the letter and spirit perance movement than has ever been known before, and we must avoid the mistakes made of the Concordat. His policy is evidently in have been forthcoming of Bishops who, when by the total abstinence societies." The little spired by a wish to keep the French episcopate red buttons are spreading among all classes of nader strict supervision. Numerous examples socisty. Tho Couré Journal in reference to

STOUTS, this exys-One can hardly be quite certain that candidates, were almost Erastain in their sub- one of the fashions of this season will not be to mission, and who, when once installed, becams BOTTLED ALES, BEERS AND Jean de Maurienne bars beau filled without wear the red button of exi-teetotaliem. In the militant opponents of the Government. the tuttonhole, on the dress, in the park, at the Tires Soes-Bagence Constantine, and Saint opera may be seen the sign of what some one has been tempted to call England's Legion of consulting the Vatican. The nominations are

principle is decided. Honour. It has now only to be worn on the therefore, in abeyance until the question of

ago to establish it sa the sesson's craze.

MINING Panjoms have advanced to 82.00 buyers Charbonusges are unaltered at $600 sellors. Jelebus are enquirel for at $1. Bauts have been booked at the advanced rate of 39, at which, however, the market close with sellers

DOCKS, WHARVES & GODOWNS.-Hongkong and Whatapes Docks have continued in regnes and sales bave been effected at $2054 and 206 cash and for the settlement, $2.84 April, and 8215 and 8216 August, the market closing with cash buyers at $206. Hongkong and Kowloon Wharves have been booked and can still be placed at 892 Now Amoy Decis have received no attention at the nominal quotation of $531 Farnhams are somewhat Hemer in the north, where there are buyers at Tls. 190.

LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDINGS.-Hongkong Lands are still procurable at 8176. Kowloon

Mr. St. John Brodrick hes given a denial to Lands have advanced to $35 with buyers. the rumour that be will be the successor of West Points contiene in demand at 353 and Lord Curzon as Viceroy of India. Evidently could probably be placed at an advance on this bis appointment would not be welcomed in Indis. figure. Hongkong Hotels have been booked

The Church latch Dayspring will call on the at 5188, 239 and $140, and are in strong The Times of India referring to the rumour of shipping between 9.15 and 10.30 a.m. and be request at the latter rate: Oriente Hotels Mr. Brodrick's probable appointment, expressed tween 5.15 and 6 pm. Kowloon Police Pier 10.30 are weaker with sollere at $274.

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LATE TELEGRAMS.

NEWS VIA MANILA.

DEATH OF HAWAIIAN OELEBRITY.

New York, 12th March. Prince Konaiakees of Hawaii, a scion of the

Horulalu to-day.

Indian PC. 836 was remanded till Monday and 6) to bring friends sabore to the services; uhreye Estates have been disposed of at the hope that the country would be spared such old Kamshamahu line of kings, died at his home?

in the service of the Sanitary Board. The alleged szanit took place during a police gambling raid on Thursday night. When the Indian constable emerged from the house ba states that the complainant and some of his

retorning afterwards The Answering Feu punt" is the call flag. All the sittings are freo and unappropriated. Strangers welcome.

GOSPEL HALL

friends obstructed him, and themselves vero 6, Arsonal Street, Top Floor, off Queen's Ecal guilty of assault in that they struck him when Le asked them to get out of the way, The case was tamanded in order to seable him to call witnesses to prove this contentio

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The O&O. steamer Dorto, with malls, o., left Shanghai for this port on Thursday morn iny, at 10'clock,

The 0.8.8. steamors Garfa and Menelaus left Sing pors yesterday, and are dus here on

the 20th inst

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COTTON MILLE.-Eros have improved to Tls. 38. Hongkonge have been done at $17 and more shares are procurabin.

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VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION.

New York, 11th March. A terriflo eruption of Mount Vesuvine is now going on and the people of the surrounding orfitery are desing in terror. A number of casualties have already scarred among those living on the slopes of the mountain, and anxiety is felt for all the country along the bay.

In a foray which ine made Into Abyssinis last week the Mullah committed all kinds of depre dations, killing fally a thousand Abyssiniana and destroying their villages. Abyssinian troops are now in chase and will ed-operate etively with the English and Italians in the pursuit of the fanatics.

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