more particularly so since they had been ship mates, During the past ti months he had not known Dr. Clouth to medically attend Captain Lee. Dr. Clouth used to come on board to gene- rally attend anyone who might be sick. In Shanghai Captain Lee had been attended doctor Mr. Sidelllus. by he company's Noongkong doctor excepting Dr. Fisher attended him during the last 11 months. Dr. Wales of Canton has frequently attended him during the last three or four months, Capt. Leo had been ill shortly before joining the Deceased had told witness that Dr. Stockwell at Hotel and he had
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1883.
looking as if he were in a trance, the leg side appearing paralysed, the right alde being in a normal condition..
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The eyes were closed and the body was quite cold and stiff. He must have been dead at least ten hours and might have been rere, as the body was extraordinarily stiff. The body was only
Mr. Francis here interrupted the examination and a very warm argument ensued between him and the Coroner, Mr. Francis said there was no law or reason in the way in which the Coroner
the heart was such as would not indicate the nicalities I will simply state that borse shoes cause of death without some special shock to it." made of three thicknesses of green_raw The state of the Rings would not account for sudden death, there being no signs of suffocation hide, compressed in a steel mould, have been or rupture of any blood vessel. Witness was not introduced in many English stables, and are prepared to say that the lungs were so much dis reported to be a great improvenient on the old eased as to cause sudden death, though such a fashioned iron shoe. It is claimed for this new foot thing might occur, they were so enormously discovering, that it weighs about a quarter as much eased.
Another difference ofopinion here arose between as the ordinary iron shoe, and will wear very the Coroner and Mr. Francis, the latter gentle- much longer. It is hardly necessary for me to
this
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Amoy, 3rd January, 1883. On Friday last the 29th ultimo an occurrence of a most extraordinary, naturet took place at
port. About a year ago Messys, Gerard and Co. German merchants, established an iron pan foundry upon their premises in Amoy town, dressed the German Consul on the subject, a reason that fire arins
manufactory, giving as by the enterprising German merchants and sold to lawless peopic, also alleging that Chinese sub- jects were concerned in the said enterprise.
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isce and had been in Hospital in Shaneh was taking the evidence of the witness, and man stating that the Coroner's method of putting pointlour that if this shoo possesses these attri. The local authorities on learning the facts, ad
twisting and turning his answers and putting down the answers of the witness was a mon- butesit will "quickly abolish the heavy metal prohibiting the said ht be manufactured General Outfitter. 'Mr. KOBIN invites
strous abuse of the admininistration of justice plate in racing, and, in China especially, prove
a most valuable boon to owners of race ponies.
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Our hour of going to press prevents our giving any more of the evidence to-day. The enquiry was still going on when our reporter left,
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morning, to do battle for Hongkong on the tented who left by the steamship Kangtung yesterday field against the might and power of Amoy, will gallantly uphold the reputation of our local cricketers, Although a long way from being the
them down in pretty, phrases to please his own tended him at the Hongkon Capt. Lee was sufier-
Mr. Francis repeated the latter part of his sentence heart Dr. Sidellius say
The little difference being settled the wit- when Mr. Wodehouse said if he had any more ing from disease of the lungs. Doctors' Stockness proceeded with his statement and said: language of that sort from Mr. Francis he would well and Wales had also said so to him, as well The body was dressed in a woollen jacket, order him to leave the Court, Mr. Francis said. Deceased and drawers and socks, and was not covered within such case he would decline to obey the order as other doctors in Shangered from rheuma- any bed-clothing. It was lying in the normal informed witness that he
of the Coroner ns be had as much right in the tism, which was the case of his going into hos position of a sleeping man. He could not have Court as any one clac. fital in Shanghai, and also mentioned other fallen on to the bed as it was too high; he must complaints which he did not remember. have clambered on to it. Immediately on finding The injection he had in Canton was for neu- the body, witness asked the chief officer whether ralgia, from which deceased suffered very much there were any botiles of medicine found near when he had an piinck, but these attacks were the body and what medicine he had been not frequent. When Captain Lee went to Dr. taking lately, there being about ten or Fisher he told witness he was suffering from twelve bottles standing on table not far neuralgia. Witness had never heard Captain from the bed. The bottles were more or less full. Lee complain particularly of a pain in the left One of the bottles contained chiloral, with side; he complained of pains all over his body. label on it in writing. A bottle was brought pain in the heart. When deceased went to see he opened and smelt and immediately recognised He never heard deceased complain of a severe from the saloon and handed to witness which Dr. Fisher, about ten days before his death, he as being nitrite of amyl. The battle was no was complaining of general weakness and quite half full and was corked with a piece of general pighe did she was in harbour stopper was broken, shewing the bottle had been The Yangisse has been in harbour since Dec. opened. He kept the bottle in his hand for a 16th. Witness has generally left the ship at time, put it to his nose and asked those pre- front: five to half past five at night, returning sent to notice the effect the smelling the same about 8 a.m. He had heard Captain Lee say had on his face. From the way he had found be could not live long some five years ago when the body, and the medicine, he would not move he first knew him. He did not think Captain Lee in the matter without acquainting the authori- really thought what he was saying was true; he ties. He handed the bottle back to one of spoke it in a joking sort of way, and was in the those present, and instructed that it should be habit of saying this. Doctor Wales of Canton taken care of. The botte in Court is the one had told Captain Lee about three months ago hesaw and contains the same quantity as it then that his life was not worth two years purchase did. The instructions on it were "To be taken unless he left China, and that he might prolong as directed." his life by going home. Captain Lee told wit ness quite seriously what Dr. Wales had told him. He had heard Captain Lee say in a joking way that he meant to have a merry life as it was to be a short one, but he did not think Captain Lee meant seriously what he said. arranged to spend just so much money before He had never heard. Captain Lee say he had he died. Captain Lee did not live a very fast life. There was not a great deal of champagne consumed at Captain Lee's expense in the saloon of the Yangtze Witness could not say how oftea it was on the table.
Juswer to Mr. Francis Mr. Lowe again re pented that Captain Lee did not live a fast life, and that comparing his mode of life with that of other Captains as far as he knew, he did not think he led a fast life at all; but he could not very well make a comparison as he had been more intimate with Captain Lee than with any of the other Captains he had sailed with.
[At this stage the inquiry was adjourned until half past two.
"On resuming Dr. Cicuth said—
After the bottle containing the nitrite of Amyl, was placed in his hands he asked where it came from, and was told it came from found the two other bottles, wrapped in paper, the saloon. He then went into the saloon and amongst others, He unwrapped one of the bottles and found it contained a similar looking liquid to the other, and having the same directions on the outside. The battle was about half-full,
He then informed
most powerful eleven at the disposal of the H.K.C.C., there are so many elements of strength in the team selected to represent the colony, that Amoy will have to send its best cricketers into the field to be able to hold its own. It was at one time feared that, owing, to business liabilities, Hong- kong would be but indifferently represented, especi- ally in bowling, and even the sanguine Hon. Sec., knowing the strength of the Amoy players, began to view the prospect with anything but a cheerful visage. However, satisfactory arrangements in several instances were made, and when that sterling cricketer who is known to his intimates as the "Long 'an," consented to captain the team, the genial St. Croix's expressive counten
em boys? Yes, at anything from skittles to ance quickly became wreathed in smiles. Beat
marbles."
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The bowling strength of the Hongkong team is represented by Travers, Rice, Bunbury and the Chief Officer that he felt it his duty. The first ramed in his best form is cer- to report the case and instructed him to
tainly the most effective bowler in Hongkong, and probably the best in the Far East, being at times simply unplayable. His pace is tremendous, and an ugly break from the
put away the three bottles and let no one touch them. He further informed those around that
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That grimly humourous individual who looks after the sporting column in the It appears that the Consul informed the autho Shanghai afercury has again been "showing ritics that no Chinese subjects were interested in himaqif off." In a recent issue of our con- the foundry, and that it would be at all times kept temporary, under the heading "Scratching open for theirinspection, at the same time assuring Race Horses," appears an extract from the then that the business was being conducted in Saturday Review dealing with that subject, and
accordance with treaty stipulations and that there inspired by the scratching of Thebais for the was no valid objection to the foundry. The last Cambridgeshire. The Mercury authority business therefore continued and the pans were contents himself by airing his knowledge (?) of manufactured and exported to foreign countries, bone racing affairs in the following explanatory and elsewhere, after having paid the corresponding comment The lady who is responsible for customs duties, until a month ago, when the Ger the semtebing of Thebais is the Duchess oftman Consul was apprised by the local officials Sthling-Crawfurd." This is about the richest the export of pans manufactured joke, and the greatest display of ignorance that by Messrs. Gerard & Co. was prohibited. S. Schling Crowfurd. This is rout by elicited chow authorities the instructions from the Foo- COPE'S GOLDEN CLOUD the horse-reporter has yet been guilty of. Mr. W. Stirling Crawfurd, who is one of the wealthiest business as before, and just as they were about men in the country, has for many years pans to the Curtisment, having conveyed their been a prominent supporter of the English turf, pans to the Customs for the purpose of having and has won all the classic races. Moslem and them examined and shipped-they were put n Gang Furwand won the Two Thousand Guineas, at soldiers, and parti tiste, kinie o niele Craig Millar the St. Leger, Sefton the Derby,
I and carried to the Lekin office where and the mare whose scratching for the Cam- they were detained. bridgeshire has been an adversely commented on, Thebais, won both the One Thousand and Oaks. Mr. W. Stirling Crawfurd who is credited by the Mercury man with entering the horses
to be that lady's husband. The Duchess, ns a belonging to the Duchess of Montrose happens matur of fact, has no racehorses and never had any, and had no connection with racing until after her marriage with the popular owner of the credited with exercising now-over-her-husband's "all scarlet" Jacket. The influence she is racers is merely imaginary. Mr. W. Stirling Crawfurd had a knack of promptly scratching his horses when forestalled by the public many
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The German Consul remonstrated with the authorities and a correspondence was kept up betwixt them. The Chinese authorities, however, refused under any consideration to return or re-
Later on two German war vessels, the Elisa-PIPES. lease the pans, beta and Storch appeared in port, and at 7.30a.m. an the 29th ultimo, an armed force of sailors and marines about 400 strong from both ships in one of the Lekin Stations in Amoy and seized. command of their respective officers, landed at the disputed pans and conveyed them to the Ger- man Consulate.
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Owing to the foundry being situated on the Amay side--and fearing a disturbance, a guard of zo marines under an officer was posted there. It is rumoured that two hours after this occur- ence, the German Consul received a dispatch 15 CENTS; 25 CENTS, & 35 CENTS EACH from the Tastal in which he stated that he had I have received a copy of the Amoy race pro
instructions a "little while ago" from the gramose. The Meeting commences on Monday authorities at Foochow to release the pans and next, and will be continued over the two follow that the business might continue uninterrupted. Besides the interference with Germanenterprise ing days.. Judging from the entries, three days, capital sport should be provided, although the at this port by the Chinese, the manufacturing HAPPY THOUGHT-The favourite fields will not be very large. Several ponies with, two months prior to the seizure of Gered interests of Iritish subjects were also interfered well-known on the Hongkong course figure and Co.'s manufactures. I allude to the seizure amongst the entries. Huntsman, winner of our of certain iron pans belonging to Messrs. Engro 1st Derby, and of the Hongkong Cup at the recent
Witness was in the Yangisse about a year and particular case and declined to give a burial off is not easilydeak with. Rice's medium-Foochow gathering, is entered in the name of hat and Co. British merchants, under, similar
a half. before Captain Lee joined her. Captain Schultze was, the previous commander. The living in Captain Lee's time so far as the table was concerned was much more expensive than in that of Captain Schultze. The whole of the champagne consumed in Captain Lee's time was not provided at Captain Lee's expense, Messrs. Slemssen & Coy, supply the liqueurs which are served out to the passengers, and pas sengers have been much more numerous of late than formerly. Mr. McLeish informed witness of the name of the medicines in the bottles, but he thought it was labelled 'amyl nitrite. Wit ness had been told by Dr. Clouth that the nitri, of amyl was very powerful stuff.
On the afternoon of the day on which Captain Lee died, witness met Dr. Clouth at the Civil Hospital and
from seeing the position in which the body was found, and from the bottle containing such a large amount of amyl, he considered it a most
certificate. On coming ashore be at once went to the agents and made a report to them. What caused him to make this report was the great quantity of strong poison being about with such vague instructions concerning it on the label. In company with Mr. Siebs, one of the part- ners in Messrs. Seimssen and Co's, he went to the Police Station and made a report to the In spector on duty who sent him to the Coroner, lo whom he reported what he had seen. He had made no particular examination of any of the other bottles in the saloon or cabin and gave no Instructions about them,
Another passage of arms occurred here be tween Mr. Francis and the Coroner as to the unfair method the Coroner was adopting in put ting down the answers of the witness.
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pace deliveries appear simple enough; but Mr. Proseye, and should render a good account circumstances to the above. The matter was as he manages to get wickets there may be of himself in the long distance events. Strath-epresented to H.B.M. Consul but no man-of- more in them than meets the eye. Bunbury has avon, Wild Foam, Froquois, and Wild Race war came. a very low and very peculiar delivery, and is familiar names at Wong-nei-cliong. The Amoy (another Hongkong Derby winner) are also rarely, effective against good batsmen, whilst Stakes on the concluding day of the raceting can Baril's long-hops, although very easily played, boast of zz entries, and should be won by Hunts- are likely to prove troublesome to inferior batsman or Forest King and the same pair should also supply the winner of the Champions, unless men. In batting, Bunbury, Hedley and Traver Strathavon has by some wonderful means re- are the most brilliant; but Newington, Rice, covered his grand old form of three years ago. Jarrett, and Lane are all good for runs. Hawkins What with races, cricket, racquets, lawn tennis, billiards, &c., our Amoy friends ought to have a plays in very neat style, and Isaac Hughes is a most vigorous bitter. Sadler and Barff make gay line next week. My only regret is that I up the tears, but probably the first named will cannot be there to participate in the spart. stand out. I have no means of gauging the strength of the Amoy team, but shall indeed be
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had a general conversation with himabout Captain | enquiry as het I wish you would conduct it disappointed if the H.K.C.C. representatives do establishment, the exertions of the R.A, man in FROM THE MIDDLE OF JANUARY UNTIL MARCH.
Lee's death, about its being a sad affale and so on. Dr. Clouth did not then ask witness about the amyl nitrite, but said he had been informed by the chief officer that Captain Lee had been to see Dr. Fisher. Witness said to Dr. Cloath that he considered it very strange that Dr. Fisher had told Captain Lee that there was nothing the matter with his lungs. Next morning witness told Dr. Clouth that he had got, the amyl nitrite from the Dispensary. This was when he went to the Civil Hospital to ascer tain the result of the post mortem examination. One of the three bottles was open and standing on the Saigon aideboard and witness told the chief officer take it with him to the hospital lest the boys might get hold of it. There were other medicine bottles in Captain Lee's cabin,
which was locked up. Witness could not say why he did not put the one bottle in the captain's cabin instead of ness was not on board it to the hospital. Wit
when the Captain died, having left the ship about half past five o'clock. Hearing of the captain's death he went on board about 2:30, and the body was removed between 3 and 4 o'clock, Witness accompanied the body to the hospital and there met Dr. Clouth. No particular conversation then caused between them. The bottle taken on shore by the Chief Officer was handed to Mr. MacCallum. Wimeer did not know why the body w taken
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The Coroner replied I don't wish you to make any remarks of that sort.
Mr. Francis-I shall make any remark 1 like; this is a public Court of Justice.
Dr. Clouth continued From the way in which the body was found, and from the position of the hand and handkerchief, witness thought that Captain Lee might have taken an overdose of the drug when he lay down, and died in con- sequence of it. He took the handkerchief in his hand and smelled it, but could detect no partic- ular smell about it.
After a certain time nitrite of amyl leaves no trace, but how long he could not say. He thought not after ten hours. Witness enquired at the Chief Officer of the Yangtrae yesterday what had become of the handkerchief.
[The Chief Officer being in Court the Coroner asked him if he knew where the handkerchief had been put. The Chief Officer said he believed the handkerchief had been put into the coffin with the body.]
The fact that the Captain was entirely uncov. ered gave witness the impression that he had taken an overdose of the poison. The bed. clothes were not at all disturbed and made witness believe that deceased had died im mediately aller going to "bed." Since the
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at lawn tennis, racquets, billiards, and probably In addition to cricket, matches will be arranged bowling, Hongkong interests at lawn tennis will be represented by Hedley, Bunbury, and Coxon, The Engineer is a first rate player, the form of the other two I am not acquainted with. Hedley and Bunbury will also represent the Colony at racquets, and Hedley and Caxon at billiards. In allofthese pastimes the Hongkong players should achieve success. I regret that unlooked for cir cumstances connected with business has prevent cd me from journeying to Amoy as I had hoped however, the champions of the colony's prestige in manly sports have my hearty wishes for a pleasant excursion and an uninterrupted series of victories.
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Hongkong Telegraph Office. Hongkong, 3rd October, 1882. would be wise, however, to raise the jumps about a foot higher than they are at present so as to prevent a pony from scrambling over instead negotiated panies will not exert themselves, with Where the obstacles are so casily. of leaping the result that they frequently come to grief, and the jumps cannot be scrambled over the ponies will sometimes
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Witness has not had any death of Captain Lee he had, read in a hour in the afternoon by the long string of ponieser of regular habitues, including the noble army W to the Civil any medical menabout Conversation
morning, and in consequence, the attendance of It was frightfully cold at the course this spectatore was very limited, scarcely a dozen sports" being present. Probably the enter tainment at the City Hall last night kept a nume- Pio, trotting being the general order of of Teutons in bed. Training operations were rather
things. Our local Paul Pry says that he has heard se- | Blunder Blas ridden by "School," and Casti, veral complaints of late about this road being gator with Mr. Capel in the saddle, cantered used for exercising the race-ponics, and disclosca ponies moving fairly well Gold Mohur and sharply rather more than three furlongs, both the surprising intelligence that "ladies are often Domino Noir were also cantered. Mr. Nickels cantered two of Mr. Paul's Derby griffins grey and a dun the length of the straight at an easy pace. Both thesa pocies are free goers. Mr. morning, Mr. W. M. Morgan investing fifty Mexicans in this noble candidate for German Cup honors on the off chance. The veteran sent his new purchase a slow gallop of a mile
he noticed on Captain Lee's face, the trance-like Adamsthere would bene inquest. Hebasmadene expression, is such as would be left on the face statement or report to the Coroner and has not of one who had taken an overdose of sitrite of urged on this enquiry in any way. Captain Lee amyL (His Worship expressed a wish to know did not have any woman travelling with him up the name of the work which contains the state and down on board the Yangirae. Witness has ment that.nitrite of amyl leaves this peculiarity, not heard that any woman was on board with and Dr. Clouth raid he would inform bis Womhip timid when passing horses, and some of the Captain Lee on the night of his death. The first to-morrow). The post mortem examination was animals are very prone to shy." It is a pity time he heard any suggestion as to Captain Lee's held at the Civil Hospital on January 1st at 9 "Banian" does not tell us what the feelings of death being irregular was when there was some. p.m. Witness, Dr. Marques and Dr. difficulty in finding when the funeral was to take were present After a general camination of ladies are in relation to asses-like himself soon's blue dun changed hands yesterday place, Dr. Clouth not having given a burial certi- the body, the chest was opened to admit of it is hardly necessary for me to say that the ficate. This arose from the Chief Officer' mention the lungs being examined. They found the "several complaints" which the talented author ing something About Dr. Clouth having found right lung was in more than two thirds of "On the Bucker alludes to, have no existence some medicine. At the post mortem examination entirety, diseased by tuberculosis,
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witness informed Dr. Clouth of the effect the were several large caverns in the lung, one save in his own wild imagination. There is red I hops he was satisfied with the medicine had on him when he tried it. He was { especially large at the upper part. Only the actually no room for complaint, and certainly no here will doubtless be some interesting work
present when the port mortem examination lower lobes of the right lung could be considered remedy, even if any old maid-ish friend of was going on, and has had no convertation since fit to contain air. Tifs upper lobes of the left "Banian's" felt anxious to make herself dis gone through to-morrow morning, when a crowd then with any medical men about Captain Lee's
lung were in the same diseased condition, and agreeable and foolish about what is a long way Stand has been thrown open so that any ladies of the talent will be sure to assemble. The Grand death. It was when going up to the Hospital only the lower lobes fit for respiration. This that he told Tr. Adams and Stockwell about upper points of both lungs were to such an from being a muisance in the eye of the law. If who lay care to face the cold morning air, will the nitrite of amyl Withear does not rentem ectent adherent that they lind to be separated is quite true that the road in question is frequented be able to witness the training gallops with some G ber any woman of loose character named An- by forco. The lungs were cut across at the by the ponies, and I am rather of opinion that degree of comfort 1 think it would be a great derson who travelled up and down. In the Yang, I diseased parts when tuberous matter came the owners of these noble animals have a perfect profement, considering that tithe wea tise. He remembered one woman being sent on from them. The lower lobes of both lungs
accomodation is the draughest place in the board, who was ill and who went up and down were frightfully congested. The muscular tissue right to the use of that road. As matters of fact, colony, to improvise the Grand Stand during the
• Ist the Pangisse Captain Lesothom heart was empty and contained no blood, when ponies, and there is no thoroughfare less free on the course could be witnessed him oft in This Hotel is most centrally situated and
cart was not a nomal one The left it is the only road, in the city available for the training season as a coffee-room Proceedings being a passenger,
Dr. Carl Clouth sworn stated he was a Practitioner af had practised in Hongkong for woul Dr. Marques. In a bealthy state there queated by pedestrains. If "Banian could not / Perfect comfort, and the change could be effected | within easy -distance of the principal:lanting NEWSPAPER, BOOK, MUSIC,
I be blood in it. The right heart was alled over thirteen years. He in the medical oficer with a very black blood of a larry consistency suggest a remedy for his so-called grievance, he employed by Mestre Selwissen & Co. and had Dr. Wharry drew with it's attention to some small would have exercised a wise discretion by keeps attended
nded the early for sirigears About yellow spots on the base of several valves to ing his mouth shut. I shall have to put Mac noon on the 310 December, the shipping clerk which witness did i of Mesirs, Selmisen & Co, informed him that he found the value itach any importance as Oniodds on his trail, if he will insist in making
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eron himself ridiculous, Captain Tee had been found dead in his cabin were also examined; they found the stomach con and wished himasis see Messrs. Saimsten & Co. tained about Bro ounces of a liquid mass which at the office. Witness was instructed by the two unelt very strongly of alcohol. The white sub- A new invention which ought to prove inter-which a man is always faithful, and which he partouto proceed to the Yangier and see stances in the fluid seemed to be bread The esting to owners of race ponies has recently at what had Lappened. He went off company stomach was emptied into a glass and handed tracted my attention. Trainers of the Moog with Captain Cass and, another
amyon board the Yan
Oncccompanied by the chief
down into the captain's
viously been locked.
This arms crossed
to her of the
left:
leman, and over to Me MacCallum. The" kddneys and
pass spleen were in a congested state, and the Intes lian racer have no greater difficulties to conter
he went tines appeared to be in a sound condition. The against than those connected with the feet of the pre- akull was afterwards, opened and was found to ponies, and the question of akoeing Noty was lying on contain a normal quantity blood and no rupture standing the many Improvements during
white generally
diod from par
examination writ-
deceased had the horse-shoe, the system is still far from bein
The state of
Without antering.
Cas
GENERAL
COOK, Proprietor.
TYPE FOUNDERS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Sole Proprietors
Automatic Machine
for
Pripting Type, and
Patent Hai. Metal, patentar, APELSIN 185
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Plant at specially reduced rat
SEAS
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without the slightest difficulty. I offer this hint places. with all due humility and respect to the locum tenens of the Clerk of the Course,
AN OLD SPORTSMAN. Hongkong January 5th, 1882,
BANGWA PRICE THIRT CENTS. There is but one thing in all the universe to
Breakfast for ninety-nine, said a walter to a never forgets; and that is, bimself to
verdant Clerk at a hotel, not long ago.Thunder, said the clerk, we can't do it. The waiter explained that ninety-nine was the number of the
An inquiring man thrust his fingers into a Choreo & moich to teg how many teeth it bad and the home closed its mouth to see how diany. Line
the mar
The curiosity of mich was
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