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MAGNIFICENT SITUĀK AT CONSRORATION. It is not long, as time is counted, since the first stones of a great Byzantine building were laid one upon another at Westminster, andar the watchful eye of Bentley, the architect, and sino Londoners first went out of their way a little to gaze at the high straight tower, the domes, and turrets and masive walls-Estern, and rather bizarre at first to Western yes of the new Roman Catholic Cathedral,

But yesterday June 28th-complete in struc ture and free from debt, Westminister Cathe deal was, pays a London exchange, solemnly Consecrated, and its altars were blessed, accord- ing to the old riles of the old faith.

For Boman Catholics in England i of course, a ceremony of high importance and solemnity, wd to others, not of that faith but knowing something of history, something of the old symboliam of the Christian faith, and with an eye for the beauty of rich colour, and of ecolesiastio pageantry, and of old world ritual, it cannot be without interest

Lot. ns think of the history, with an imagina tion touched by the living drama of the Chris- tinn religion. Eight hundred and forty-five years ago fone year befors Norman William rode 19 a cerqueror to London), Edward

Church celebrates the central mystery of her faith.

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day, for sack word and act goes back through a ceremonial in Westminister Cathedral yeter. "SQUARE BOTTLE” Island on 14th inst. for Timor, Manila and this thousand years of faith, art is murrounded by the history of spiritual symbolism. Apart altogether from its religious significanes, this ceremony of consecration, according to the old ritual, is of profound interest to students of history, for it was by such caramony that our forefathers in the early ngos of the world felt themselves anfeguardel against the malignant spirits of the naroon world. The charol was a hallowed house, swept cleat of all the devils which tempted the heart of man.

SUFFRAGETTES AND JIU-JITSU,

No longer is the annoying malo interjector to disturb the tranquility of the peaceful Suffra getto as hormetings, A Women Athletes* Society, the latest adjanet of the Women's Freedom Longue, has been organised by Mrs. Garrad, a ji-jitsu expert, and Miss Kelly, one of the hungoz ettikers who entered a Dandes meeting by way of the fanlights.

Mrs, Garrad is not an inch taller that five feet, but she has already enjoyed the pleasure the Confessor's Church of St. Peter at of throwings six foot policeman over her Westminister was dedicated on Holy Inno-shoulder. He was a very nice man, and le cents Day. Round the church built by didn't mind a bit," su said yesterday. "Bat Saxon hands went Bishops with cheating there are other man who are not a bit nice, mon monks, and they marked the door-poate with who are merely silly and a nuisance to others the sign of the cross, and the walls, and the besides themselves, table of the alter, and they mng and spoke words, old oven then, to thrust off all evil spirits from the house of the Lord, in which there might dwell only cleanness and beauty and **gladsome peace o

Yasterday again Bishops walked about a church in Westminster, and priests chanted agnis the old litanies, and inside the church there was the same rite, almost word by word and not by net, which was and for the Church of St. Peter, nor Westminster Abbey, eight and a half centuries ago. The imagination may fill up the gulf between those years and now-a gult soollig with strife and tragedy and religious turmoil, and martyrs of any creeds.

THE CEREMONY,

..

The ceremony yesterday was a long one. It began at 7:30 in the morning. It ended at 2.30. It began in the quiet and lendly vastuess of the cathedral, with only the Bishops and the dorgy busy thone in prayor and proparation. It ndod before a great multitudo watching the final acts

smeceration.

of

Abno in the othedral-net a maltitude in themselves the Archbishop of Westminster and hirtoon Bishops, and many canons and chaplins, and scolytes, made all things ready. Tables were brought out into the sanctuary, and spread as though for the feast of a great lord, with many strange things, as they seemed to the uninitiated. There were vessels of ashes, sad salt and wine, and water, and costs of oil, and loares of tread, and wooden spoors, and clean white cloths, and

little waren erotse.

Upon the walls of the church twelve cheses had been carved. Upon the door there was marked a great white eros stretching right Boros, the unve. There was busy work in pre- poring the house and the feast. For everything that was to be and had to be cenacorated to a bigh parposo, and things of common was had a spiritual significance.

To the great door of the cathedral went the Archbishop, followed by the Bishops, and keock- ing at it once over the threshold with his pastoral staff, he said: "Tift up your gates, ye prices, and fe ye lifted up, yo everlasting doom, and the King of Glory shall come in "

A voice asked: Who is this King of

and the answer come Glory pr

***The Lord strong and mighty and the Lord mighty in battle"

Out in the

sunlight before

the cathedral, where

a great crowd had gathered, came the procession of the Bishops and clergy. Is the crowl wore white-winged nun of St. Vincet of Paul, and many back-garbed nuns, sad priests, and hity and eighisors who understood nothing of all this ceremony and its meaning but were hold pell-bound by this strange sight in London strests.

The sun glinted upon the golden altres of the fourteen Bishops, and

upon their rich capes, and the wind fluttered the rim. son robes of the monsignor and canons the white surplices of the

neolytes, Aboal of monks faced by chanting Franciscane in brown habits, Benedictines in black, Carinalites is white, with shaven heads and bare foot. Carions lanterns of Eastern shape, is which the candies guttered, were curried high, and behind them came priests, straight and stiff as soldiers, apen bass shoulders posted the poles of tabernacles or shrines. Insik were the relies of martyrs of Englishmen who three centuries and rore sgo went to the tortura-chamber. and the burn- ing faggots, and the scaffold, Their bodies, perhaps, had rotted

London gateways and gallons, but now their bones were being carried In honour before the London populace. Strange ironies of history |

ALFIA AND OMEGA..

The Archbishop sprinkled the walls of the anthelral with the waters ho-bad blessed, and upon the threshold he traced a cross, saying, "Behold the sign of the Cross! Flee, all ye phantoms," and opon entering he raised his hand in blessing and add, " Peace be to this hotBO." Afterwards, with lis pastoralstaff he traced the letten of the Greek alphabet and, of the Lalín. alphabet in sales strewn upon the great white erous traced upon the floor of the nave—a symbol believed to be of Celtic origin, yet anderstood nów to menn that Jesus Christ is the great Alpha and Omags, the boginning and the end, of faith and love.

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Ilave already had the pleasure of ejecting one youth from a women's nobise meeting and after we have had our new society in full swing for some months we hope to have a XÔ- gular band of jiu-jitsu officers, who will be able to deal with all the male rowdies who dare to bother us. Only to-day received a letter from the headmistress of North Loudon giris school saying that she desires to enroll ali her pupils in our socisty."

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Three times the Bishops and the clergy made a cirmit of the cathedral, and then the great procession passed up the nave which was still empty and desolate, while the people waited. without. At each end of the nave it broke up. into little pageants the Archbishop with his canons and chaplains and acolytes passing up Wod, 9 to the high alter, where all the light and calour TERY EL of the cathedral are concentrated in the glory

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of the great baldacchino and the rich marbles and mosaice with which the walls have been clothed, each other Bishop, with his own, atend. ant clergy goingto one of the side chapela, to consorate its allor, with the same rites and at Mos. 25 the same time as the Archbishop at the high Tue: 10 altar And each Bishop was preceded by the relio-bier of a saint to be buried under the altar- stones, according to a custom at least a thousand yesre old.

The people had thronged into the vastness of the cathedral now. There were men and women there who were of the same blood as the martyrs and defenders of the faith in the times of perssoution No longer har they to keep their faith in Luding behind secret panels and in dark holes Foremost am

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PASSENGERS.

ARRIVEL

Per Derawonger, from Bangkok, My F Pet: Zafiro, from Manila, Mr D. Tarabull, Mr A. W. J. Watts, Dr. W R. Lamb, Mr C. W. O'Belen, Mr S. Ohkmina, Mr P. Rodri guez and Mr M, Yomg.

Per Hitachi Mari, from London, ke: for Hongkong, Mr and Mrs T L. Perkins, Messrs A. E. Carleton, W. Jackson, Th, J. D. Staart and E. Cook for Shanghai, Mr and Mrs Neod ham, Mr and Mrs Ingram, Mr and Mrs Satis son and child; for Kobe, Mesars K. Makino, V. Seto, K. Fujizo, Y. Saki, N. Gorda, S. Taj C. Niina, K. N. Power, A. N. Powar, K. Tenjl, S. Teumodo, Mrs Uyemura and child; for Yo kobama, Mesas T. Nishikown, A. Lowis, Whitlock, T. Yamaguchi, and W. D. Weut

worth,

The O.S.K. str, Chicago Mara left Tacous for this port via Japan and Manila on the 25th ultimo, nud is expected hero on or about the

2nd prox

The NY.K, str. Colombo Marz (Bombay Liner loft Bombay for this port ria Colombo

and Singapore on the 15th inst, and in expected hore on the 2nd prox

The Eng Hok Feng B.S. Co.'s str. Persia sailed from Guaymas, Mexico on the 34th inst

a.m., and is expected to arrive here, via Moji,. Japan, about the 7th prox.

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS

BOEWEO, German str. 1,344, F. Bombill, 14th July-Sandakan 9th July. Timber and General Melchors & Co.

CARL DIEDERICHSEN, German str., 374, 0. Jürgensen, 17th July-Haiphong, Pakhot and Heilow 16 July, Genord-Jebaon & Co.

CHENAN, British st, 1,350, L. Jones, 17th July-Shanghai 14th July, General-But terfald & Swire.

CHOSHUN MARU, Jopanose str., 1,018, T. Sura. ga, 17th July-Bratov 16th July, General

Ouka Shozen Maisha,

FAURANG, British str. 1,410, H. Malkin, 1žta

July-Saigon 8th July, Rice-Jording, Mailsson & Co.

FIUME, British str., 838, H. Nalaca, 17th July --Saigon 13th Jaly, Rive-Barretto. & Co. GLENFARd, British str., 3,250, W L. Hartnell,

12th

July-Mexico 11th June-Showan Tomes & Co.

HALFANG, British str., 1,336, A. E. Hodgins, 9th July-Foookew, Amoy and Swator 8th July, General-Douglas, Lapraik & Co HALIOTIS, Dutch str. 2,047, Zwart, 12th July Singapore 5th July, Petrolexin-Asiatio Petroham & Co,

HINSANG, British str., 1,536, Smith, 13th July

-Java 6th July, Sugar-Jardine, Mathe soni & Co,

HOLSTEIN, German sir, 1.113, D. Henk, 13th July-Toarano and Hoilow 12th July, Hue, French sir, 742, Pauior, 8th May-

Coal Batl Goseral-Jebsen & Car

Haiphong 5th May, General-A. B. Marty

Hvenow, British str., 1.217, E. Forsyth, 16th July Toutain, Chefoo via Weilisiwei and Bwater 15th July, General-Butterfield & Swire.

Hyson, British str., 4,232, I. A. Davies, 17th July-Shanghai 15th July, General But. torbield & Swire.

LouANG, British str., 1,223, K. E. Tuebben,

13th July Saigon 9th July. Lice. But terfield & Swire.

INDIEN, Danish str., 3612, Berg, 13th July

Port Said 2nd June, General--Melchers & Co.

Per Nippon Mary, from San Francisco, & J July-Moji 9th July, Geami-David

Mrs M. Chambers, Heaars F E. Cross, Fayl Duschs, E. G. Edwards, P. L. Gilman, G. D.

ER. Kirmi, C. A. Peters, H. C.

British str. 3,806, A. Stewart, 14th

Sassoon & Co.

AS. T. Polk, C.. F. Remer, Cari Ring JosuIN MARD, Japanese str., 702, Y. Yama-

W. C. Rose and F. G. Ross, Miss R. Bohwarts, Meters L. R. Stevens, B. C. Stanton, L. C. Told, A. L. Uday and 0. G. Wade, Mr and MS. A. Warner, Messrs 0. A. Whipple C. A Berther, T. Tushiro, H. Hadenhop and A. S. Fred. Mrs Lam, Mr E. L. Hughes, Miss Grant Me J. F. MoGregor and servant, Dr. L. E. Hartman, Mr.A Mokeuze, Mr. B. F. Mage and servant, Mr Takeda, Mrs B. Magie and servant.

moto, 17th July-Swatow 16th July, General-Osaka Shoson Kaisha

KAIPURU MARU, Japanese str., 1,903, 5. Sada, 6th July-Moji 30th June, Chal-Miteni Визвад

Kaisha

KINTOCK, British str., 4,616, A. G. E. Paldie, Yokohama via Ports 26th June, 12th July

General--Batterigid & Swizo. KUMCHOW, British str., 1.449, J. D. Martin,

3rd

Joly-Saigon 29th June Rico and General-Man Fat.

17th July-Saigon 14th July, Kico-But LENNOX, British str., 2,361, D. Reid, 15th July

terield & Swire,

---Liverpool 4th June, General-Dedwoll & Co..

LOCKSU, German ste, 1,020, W. Tanbert,

14th July-Bangkok 6th and Swatow 13th July, Rico and Wood-Butterfield & Swire, LOONGSANG, British str., 1,092, Wheeler, 18th

Per Hishina Moru, from Japan, &o, for KWANGSE, British str., 1,203, C. Plaukett Cole, Hongkong, Rev. O. H. Hughes, Mr K. Lam, Mr Ꭱ Wharhist, Mr and Mrs G. S. Engel, Mr H. Ellis Miss Fraser, Mr J. P. Anderson, Mr. E. Ros, Master Mesite, Mr and Mrs Porfiris Chaves for Singaporo, Mr Y. Ogawa, Mr B Tonidzu, Mr S. Mortaith, Mr. Kobayashi, Mr and Mrs E. Shaji, Messrs Gaffor and Rige mall; for

Miss N. Yanada; for Mar Pasang seilles, t.Col. H. Haraguchi, Mr and Mrs H Ogawa, Mrs G. Shirky, Dr. S. Saita, Mr D. Nakada, Mr T. Yoshida, Mr 8. Sawamura, Hr 8. Kagawa, Mr H. Taniguchi and Mr B. Nino miya; fer Loudon, Mr K. Ohts, Mr R. Koga nei, Muster W. A. Moses, Mesers K. Matsuo, Midzano, Tominaga, Fujiwara, Oguchi and Kanonay for Antwerp, Dr. S. Sato and Mr. AVlot

DEPARTED.

Par Polynesien, for Bhanghai, &o., Mr Trom bling, Mrs Casanova, Mr and Mm Mollere, Mr and Mrs Kirschmer, Mx Remedies, Mr A. Lois and daughter. und 21 passengers of Cirens.

Per Tonkin, for Europa, & Miss W. D. Kraft, Mesars D. de Metle, Brandas, Smith, Morgan, Bandare, Puliar and H'Ohmer, Mrs E. Seital, Mr Kawai, Mises Trombetta (2), Miss Cunine, Mr Hacherwald, Dr. R. Lamb and Mr Mackenze.

·VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE ENGLISH MAIL.

The F. & O. 5. N. Co.'s str. desage left Singapore for this port on the 16th ingt, at 6.

July Manila 15th July, General--- MANCHE, Freach str., 1,371, Gory, 17th July-

Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Haiphong 15th July, General Messageries

-Maritime.

MANDASAR MAEU, Japanese str. 3,246, K.

Shiraidza, 3rd July-Miike 27th June, Upsi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. MARIE, German str., 1,169, Christiansen, 15th July-Bafgon 11th July, Rice and General

-Tabsen & Co.

MEEFOO, Chinese str., 1,339, J. McArthur,

16th July-Blanglai 13th July, General MELAPI, Dutch str., 1.597, E. Udall, 12th

C. M. 8. N. Co.

July-Samarang 4th July, Sugar--Kim Tye Loong, MISHIMA MARU, Japanese str. 2345, A. E. Mores, 18th July-Shanghai 15th July. General Nippon Yusen Kaishs. NANSILAN, British str. 1,299, Chas. Hawn, 6th July-Saigon 2nd July, Goners-Bradley

& Co.

NETHERLEE, British or.. 1,234, J. Sim, 18th

4.1, with the outwerd English Mails, and is OM-Maii 12th July, Coal-Order.

dno hora to-morrow at about 6 am,

THE INDIAN - MAIL.

The Appar str. Lightning from Caloutta left Singapore on the 17th inst. afternoon, and may b axposted here on or about the 22nd inst

The Indo-China sir. Kutsang left Calcutta for the Straits and Hongkong on the 7th inst and is due here on or about the 23rd lost,

The Indo-China air. Laisang loft Calcutta for the Straits and Hongkong on the 13th instant, and is due here on or about the 29th instant.

·THE GERMAN MAIL,

The LG.M. str. Prinz Ludwig, carrying the German Mails with dates from Berlin of the #29th ultimo, Iaft-Colombó on the 16th instant.

p.in, and may be expected here on or about the 27th fustent am.

THE AMERICAN BAILA The P.M. str. Siberia left Yokohams on the 15th inst, and is due to arrive here on the 29 inst.

The FM. str. China left San Fraoists on the 6th instant for Hongkong, via Honolulu, Yokohams, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, and is due to arrive at this port on the 3rd prox

The PML. str. Manchuria will leave Ban Francisco on the 12th instant for Hongkong, via Hoaglulu, Yokohama, Kobe Nagasaki and Shanghai, and is dee to arrive at this port on the Sth prox.

THE CANADIAN MAIL.

The CPR. Co's str. Monteagle arrived at Nagasaki at 7 am, on the 19th instant, end left again at 4 pm, same day for Shanghai, whore ale is due to arrive at 10 am, on the 21st inst. MWA

The C.P.R. Co.'s sir. Empress of Japan left Vancouver on tho. 6 instant am. for Hong hong vis usual parts of osll

MARO, Japanes str., 1,469, Yamagu ch, 16th JulyPort Arthur 10th July, Coat-Mitsui Basan Kaisha.

SARIE BANDJER, Chinese str. 667, J. Martin, 29th May-Singapore 22nd May, Wood and Trea-E. C. Wis

SCANDIA, German str. 4,000, von Döhren, 11th

July-Hamburg 27th May, General Hamburg-Amerika Linie.

SHANTUNG, German str. 1,000, H. Olimann,

16th July-Hoihow 15th July. General- Butterfield & Swire,

Silesia, Adatrian str., 3,340, E. Radonivich,

18th Jaly Singapore 12th July. General

Sander, Wisler & Co.

TEORDIS, Norwegian str., 1,091, F. Jørgensen, 16th July-Bangkok 8th via Hoihow 15th July, RiceAagaard, Thoresen & Co.

British str. 1,060, Anderson, 13th TINGSANO,

July Haiphong 11th July, Coal and TimberJardine, Matheson & Co.

VENELIA,

British str.,

H. E. Pardon, ised. July, Coal

Bussin Kaist 11th July-loji ed Mitsui VOLUTE, British str., 2,599, H.

Jakson, 26th June-Singapore 19th Jane, Petroleum in bn --A Ratio Petroleum & Co. WAISHING, British dtr., 1,200, Holmwood, 6th July-Hungry 4th July, Coal-Jardins, Matheson & Co.

YINGCHO, British str., 1,216, W. Frazier,

15th July- -Sibalik 9th July, Coal-But terfield & Swire.

ZAFIRO, British str., 1,618, E. Rodger, 18th July-Manila 16th July, Hemy, Sugar and General Showan, Tomes & Co. SAILING VESSEL.

ARROW, British barque, 2,971, Malver, 20th

May Azjer 8th April, Kerosene Oil Standard Oil Co