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A LONGE of Emergency of United Service, No. 1341, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland Street, to-night, the 30th inal, at 7.30 for 8 o'clock precisely,

The Diamante came off the Patent Slip, and "the Agnei Muir undocked at Kowloon to-day.,. The German bark H. Upmani went into the Cosmopolitan Dock this morning, and the steamer Easington will dock at Kowloon

to-inorrow.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1882.

of figuring under his proper cognomen on the opposing side, I should have fancied the Army' and Navy; but under present circumstances the Club should win pretty comfortably, although the absence of St. Croix is not in their favor.

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PUBLIC AUCTION: OF A good attendance should witness the play, } ·

ENGLISH AND CANTON MADE the musical programmes promised being a sure | HOUSEHOLD draw. On Friday the excellent band of the Buffs will perform, commencing at 4 o'clock, and for Saturday Admiral Wities has kindly fent the To Sell by Public Auction, on

band of H.M.S. Iron Duke.

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WE observe from a telegram in an American contemporary that a settlement has at last

In the expectation of seeing steeplechase prach been effected in the, celebrated libel case in tice, the attendance at the race course on Wed which Clement Scott, the well-known dramaticnesday morning was unusually large. Amongst critic, sued. Henry Sampson, editor and pro- others, i noticed the well-known figure of the prietor of the London Referee, for damages, for leviathan from the Holy City who was so closely publishing a um und Admin Carolyn figured identified with the ever memorable victories of

Adelaide Neilson, Admiral the Babe and Shell. There was, however, no rather prominently. The esse, it will be remem-

steeplechasing, and so, many early risers were bered, was tried by Lord Coleridge and a jury, doomed to disappointment. Having already when a verdict for the plaintiff with 500 briefly expressed my view as to the line pursued dainages was returned. The matter was after by the Stewards with regard to steeplechasing, wards re-opened, and the question of damages there now remains very little to be said. The submitted to Lord Coleridge, who, if we remem- opinion has been expressed by all the owners to ber rightly, somewhat reduced the amount fixed whom I have spoken on the subject, with one by the jury. It has now been arranged that Mr. exception, that if the Stewards desire to make Scott will waive all claim to costs, Mr. Sampson the cross-country events successful, they should retracting the statements made in the offensive

at once advertise the conditions under which these paragraph, and publishing a full apology,

races are to be run. In this opinion I entirely coin. cide, and would suggest the following as suit- We beg to direct attention to a letter from Mr.able conditions for the first "Hongkong Steeple A. Mencarini, Consul for Spain at this port, chase a sweepstakes of $5 each, with $- which appears in our correspondence colunin.added, for all ponies that have never won a Mr. Mencariai's letter speaks for itself The steeplechase in China; weight for inclies as per distress and suffering in the Philippines is very scale; distance twice round a course to be select. _great; the privations being endured by the un-ed by the Stewards. Entries to close before 5 happy people in consequence of the terrible p.m. on Saturday, 20th January, 1883.-The calamities of the past few months, appeal to the race to be run on the Off Day." Perhaps some Christian world. Much good might be done sporting Croesus will open his heart, and in the in- by prompt and united action on the part of

terests of sport offer a Cup to be run for under oar charitably disposed citizens. We have these stipulations! no doubt that action will quickly be taken to sub- stantially shove the sympathy of Hongkong for our

There was some rather interesting work" got afflicted brothern in Manila, and we would suggest through on Wednesday morning, quite a num- that, in addition to the circulation of a subscrip ber of the subscription griffins cantering at tion list, our leading dramatic and musical cele-various raies of speed. When I use the word brities should combine and arrange some son of cantering, it may be as well to explain that I entertainment for the benent of these distressed

mean galloping, for although these two paces are people. Any measure of this description in aid not at all alike, there is no distinction made be- of such a deserving cause, would be universally

tween the two terms in China, and in giring or. supported. Our Portuguese friends might alsoders to the riding boys the woril canter" is get up a subscription ball, concert, or other almost invariably used. Arabi Bey after a spell entertainment, to be held in the splendid hall of trotting went about thece furlongs in fine style, of the Club Lusitano, for the benefit of the un-

His owner said he was slow, but he seemed fortunate people of the Philippines.

satisfied nevertheless. Mr. Morgan's pair of cripples were sent along at half speed, and, con- sidering their infirmities, moved very well indeed. Mr. Gordon's team were out in pairs, Robbie Burns and Dragic Bower, Lord of the Isles and Darnley, and Bothwell and Strathisla covering the length of the straight at a smart pace.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Wo ilo nus necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by Correspondents in this columps.)

THE DISTRESS IN MANILA.

TO THE EUITOR or tim "HoxcrosŮ, TALEGRAPH.”........

SIR-Your sensible appeal to the inhabitants of this Colony on behalf of the homeless and distressed natives of Manila, which I read in your esteemed paper in its issue of the ayth inst., will be thankfully acknowledged by those whose sufferings inspired you with such charitable feel ings, as well as by any sympathizer with the ¡numerous victims of so many scourges.

As their interpreter, I feel myself bound to tender to you the warmest thanks, whatever

may be the results of your kind endeavours.

As for myself, should any one feel disposed to contribute to the relict of the unfortunate people of Manila, I should be happy in forwarding to the proper authorities any sum eritrusted to me. with the name of the offerer.

I have the honour to be,

Dear Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

A. MENCARINI,

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The future bearers of the star-spangled banner. of Mr. Lewis did healthy. exercise, but nothing of special importance. Mr. Paul's string were all on the course, but with the exception of a quarter "pow" between the dark grey and Mr. Sassoon's dan, in which the grey showed the better speed, they were also kept very quiet. Methusalem and Nebuchadnezzar galloped in much improved form, Malcriado and Kelpie also had a smart burst down the straight, the black holding the other quite safe all the way, The Military contingent were quietly at work, the dun only trotting, whilst Silverstreak in the hands of "the Major" showed himself an ex- ceedingly nice mover. Hazel "powed" with two of the Ewo ponies, Mr. Bell's white pulling over the other pair from start to finish. I noticed Airlie, winner of last year's Victoria Plate, striding along in the hands of his owner.

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Consul for Spain. the first appearance on the course of the reputed

Hongkong, 19th November, 1882."

SPORTING GOSSIP.

The only noteworthy event this moming was

"cracks,” Castigator, Blunder Blas, and Dutch Oven. The first named is a beautifully shaped pony, and apparently a fine goer; "Blunder" is powerfully built but rather deficient in quality; if the weather only keeps fine, the cricket match and Mr. Tasman's dun Derby candidate is big to be played to-morrow and Saturday between enough, if only good enough, to win that classic the H.K. C. C. and the Officers of the Army and event. I shall know more phout these racers Navy should prove unusually interesting. Ac-tron A sturdy looking chesnut or dun with cording to the list published in another place, the square cut tail, specially imported for the Welter, Club will send out a powerful team to uphold its should prove a pleasant mount for his sporting ancient renown, and all the available skill in the various departments of the game will, no doubt, be put to the text, as the United Services will.be |-. represented by as dangerous a combination as I "have seen in the field this season. The naval and military players, although an exceedingly power.

owner.

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bowling element as I thought would be the case, On the 17th inat, the British three-masted ful batting clever, are hardly so strong in the Strong N. E. gales are still prevailing outside.

the absence of the veteran "Willúm," who it was schooner Willy, Captain Oscar, from Amoy to expected, would figure in the teain, making a vast Cheloo, had to put back to Sharp Peak, having difference. It is this deficiency in bowling which broken her foreyard, lost sails, &c. The German will probably lead to the defeat of the Army and man-of-war litis is reported to have been seen Navy; for although Stebbing is a reliable and on the 17th inst., with loss of foreimast, steaming generally effective trundler, ba is the only "Ayer" North. Barometer all the time showing very In the team, unless Dormer is the dark home" high. It is expected that in a few days time the who is to effect the overthrow of the Club. As] || wind will settle down to the steady N. E. No. 5, WELLINGTON STREET, HONGKONG; have previously stated, Rice and Wilson are only monsoon. useful as changes, and can be expected to come off very rarely when opposed to good batsmen.

The Officers are certainly formidable as bats men. Hedley, in spite of being rather un- certain, is always dangerous, and, were he and Arthur Wilson to get well set the Club would have no end of trouble Stebbing, Bunbury, and Newington are all excellent wielders of the willow, the Buffs "crack" being probably the most brilliant of the threes.and Lane, Jarrett, Rice, and Lloyd, although hardly of so high a class, are all good for runs on an emergency. I can't quite fix Browne and Donner, but have some hary notion that the last named is a good all und cricketer, The Clat are strong both in batting and bowling. Travers, F. H. O. Wilson, and Hynes are quite top-sawyers at the trundling game, and both Dobson and Barfi have proved⠀⠀⠀ -destructive during the present season. All these players are also capital batsmen, and with Wode house, Hare, Stuart, Bell Irving, Coxon, and Au: bert, it certainly, on paper, looks odds on the Club “Had “Willum" played for the Services, Instead

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