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DISPENSING

FAMILY AND

CHEMISTS,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1883.

prove a wholesome deterrent is obvious, and it is made more so by the penalties attached to culpable bankruptcy. The bankrupt, for example, is disqualified from sitting in either House of Parliament, from acting as Justice of the Peace, and from holding any municipal or Local Gov- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, ernment office unless the adjudication of bankruptcy is annulled or the debtor ob- tains from the 'Court his discharge with a certificate to the effect that his bankruptcy was caused by misfortune without any misconduct on his part. Moreover, the ultimate discharge of the debtor depends

DRUGGISTS' SUNDRYMEN,

PERFUMERS,

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS

MANILA CIGARS,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

AND

MANUFACTURERS

OF

WATER S.

AERATED

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

24, NANKIN ROAD, SHANGHAI,

BOTICA INGLESA,

14,, ESCOLTA, Manila,

THE CANTON DISPENSARY, CANTON.

staff.

THE DISPENSARY, FOOCHOW.

lities against Ross's. Sholy aer heannexation, the Russian Government had to put down a serious insurrection in Khokand, and GenerolTchecaieff may find that measures of repression are again necessary.

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ment are indispensable, and it must be ad. | DR. DEL MUNAY's pose,vations about the human GENERAL TCHERNAIEF, the Governor-GenemlENOLANA purchased a heavy interest in the mitted that the experience of the existing voice are, to say the least of them, remarkable: of Russian Tebestan, bas lately been on a tour Suez Canal on the plea of testitorial interests Bankruptcy Law proves that it is right. "He is of opinion that the voice is higher before in Ferghana, as the annexed teritory, which used and the supposed millia y necessly for keeping, It is highly probable therefore that thecating than after. This is the reason why to be ruled by the Khan of Khokand, is now open the highway to the East; but her com official receivers will, in the great ma-

tenors and sopranos dinc carly. Stimulant called. According to the St. Petersburg Eastern | mercial interests füs aished even a stronger reason jority of cases, he appointed trustees. congestion of the larynx, make the voice lower. is infested by rned bands of mr-anders, who contributes the girater jurt of the tonnage which foods or strong liquors, by provoking a certain | Review, the count; is by no meras sei fed. · It | for wishing to reinin control of the canal. She Creditors will be only too glad to have Therefore tenors are sober, and avoid alcoholic sooner or later, it is believe); w! resume host passes through this wat way, and her share of the trouble of looking after bankrupts drinks the other hand, the basses can with

sowing greater every year. Some Interest- estates taken off their hands, when impunity eat and dink what they like. The

ing statistics have been published, which not only they have the guarantee of a Govern action of singing again determines a congestion

show the importance of the Suez Canrl to England, ment department that the trustee is trust of the organs of phonation. A tenor who uses

but also throw light on the probable business and worthy, and will be subject to official con- his voice too much loses his high notes, and be

revenue of the Panama Cen when it is finished. trol. The organization of the now depart comes a baritone, All singers, whether male or ment of the Board of Trade, therefore, female, can go higher in the mo..ing than in the evening, The music of matins is higher ministration of the new Bankruptcy Law, than in the North. The majority of tenors come will be most important. The success or from the shores of the Mediteranean. On the failure of the Act will largely depend upon other hand, the best basses are from Russia the character of those appointed to this There is at the Russian Church in Paris a basso department. But we may be sure that who can give the contre ut de poitrine. Ministers are fully aware of the respons! A GPAND "bun banquet" of the orthodox mul billties resting upon them in this respect, fin wong order will take" piace to-night, at half and will be careful as to the appointments past six, in the rooms of the Royal Naval Tem- they make. Still further to deter avoid-perance Society. This is sure to be a great

to assist at the demolishing of the cakes The

largely upon the results of this inquiry. which is to have jurisdiction over the ad- than vespers. The voice is higher in the South miles, or 731 miles more than were open on the India, China, Japan, the Straits Settlements and

be accompanied by the name and address of the writers, not necessarily for publication; but as same time is likely to mislead people who evidence of good faith.

Whist flix columns of the Hongkong Telt have dealings with persons who are really graph will always be open for the fair discussion insolvent. When this Bill passes all com- by correspondents of all questions affecting public positions will have to be made in public, interests, it must be distinctly understood that and a public notice will furthermore have the Editor does not in any way hold himself reto be given of them, and the terms will ponsible for opinions thus expresseci.

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The Hongkong Telegraph

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1883.

TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, April 3rd. ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN, Her Majesty the Queen is suffering from a fall. capable of walking and can scarcely stand. on a staircase; she is able to drive, but is in-

LOCAL AND GENERAL. It is stated that Sir Auckland Colvin is to be the Khedive's adviser, but to the Khedive alone will belong the power and privilege of initiating action.

THE Russian Navy Estimates for the current year show an increase of more than ten per cett upon those for last year, the largest fucrease being for shipbuilding. We are informed by the Agents of the Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co., that the steamship Gaelic, with mails, &c., from San Francisco, has arrived at Yokohama and will sail for this port on the 8th instant.

AN American contemporary states that Lieuten ant Flipper, the first colored graduate from the

a

The total length of Railways in India open to triffic on the 31st December 1881; was 9,8791

open throughout the twelve months was 9,6371 corresponding date in 1880. The average length miles, upon which the traffic work pe...med and 2,340 millions of tons of goods carried one was equivalent to 2,626 millions of passengers mile. The gross eatings of the Railways amounted to, Rs. 14,32,30,801, the working ex penses to Rs 7,9%,13,455, and the net profits to Rs. 7,25,18,336, the net profits giving an average return on the Capital cast of open line of 5.38

lost their lives on the railways from accidents to

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'It is found that the Sitex Canal is of by far the Breatest importance to the British ade with

Zealand, being sitrated so far south, have the other Asiatic counties, while Austalla and New choice of two water routes, and hence patronise Zen and, five-sixths of the entire trade of Great the canal less. Excluding Austalla and New Britain in the East passes through the canal. Of the Austenlasian trade, one-fourth,cluding gold, and one seventh; without it, takes the canal route, but it is eald this proportion is increasing. The total value of British commerce passing through thecam annually is about $450,000 t

ween a schoolmaster (out of employment) named:

been staying in the watery town. The licence had

the buide was adorned in her chamber, the parson ring purchased, the bridegroom was in his carilage,

writed patiently, and the sezion and pew-opener made vague and random guesses as to the amount and his best man were driving along to church their. "tipe would realise. The bridegroom When a Sheffield detective stopped the vehicle and arrested the inmates on a charge of stealing a heart-rog from a pawnbroker's shop. The detective who went up to the carriage said been seeking for a week for Healing a hear be to Wi'd, believe you are the man I have

rug." Wild pleaded with the officer not to Church first," he added, and get married.

up now, It will be £15,000, out of my pocket if you lock

You can come with me and

WAISTS.

And if the bankruptcy is shown to be fraudulent a severe penalty is attached,"

Another duty of the official receiver is to summon a meeting of creditors and to pre pare for, the meeting a report upon the bankruptcy. The meeting may receive proposals for a composition with the debtor, but the proposals can be accepted only at

THE SHANGHAI PHARMACY, Board of Trade is necessary. This, also,able bankruptcies, the Bill provides that success as several ladies have kind'y promised per cent. The tatel number of passengers, who of a total of $7030, 3093 Regarding the im

a second meeting, and the approval of the

is a highly beneficial provision. Liquida- the release of a bankrupt can be obtained affair is under the able management of the traius during the year 1881, was 4, and the num!portance of the capat to the trade of the United, tions and compositions have heretofore only by application to the Court, the indefatigable James Francis, the organizing berlojured 73; being per million passengers 073 fact that, although during, the five years ending Kingdom, the Manchester Guardian recr is the been most mischievous. Creditors can application being heard. In open Court agent of the Society, who right well knows the and 1.33 respectively. now at any time enter into a composition after the public examination of the bank-way to make these little reunious go off with The long and prosperous career of Frotow, the had been stationary at 22,00 tons, yet that In 1879 the tonnage passing through the canal with their debtor, and there was no obli- rupt has been concluded. And the Courts. In addition to the "Tea fight" an enter composer, who died lately, was temporally in 1880 the tonnage increased to 3,000,000 tons, gation to make public the arrangement; is required to take into consideration tainment has been arranged to commence at clouded in 1864 by the death of his younger bro and in 1881 to 4,0:0,003 tons, thus doubling the [3 consequently unsuspecting persons might the report of the official receiver as to o'clock. We have not yet been favored with ther, which took place under palatally dramatic figures for 1870,

go on trading with people who were really the bankrupt's conduct and the state of his programme, but understand that a deal of circumstances. He was rather a "wild" fellow NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.. bankrupt without any means of arriving at affairs. The Court may either grant a dis-talent has been secured. The hand bell and a practical Joke which he pepeimted in a THE proverts that "There is many a silp twixt a knowledge of the bankruptcy. And charge, or suspend the order, or attach to lections, and these sublime artists should the whole body of the Meckesberg deputies, than in the chetinstances of a Hale drama which fingers of H.M.S. Curaton will perform se-half-drunken freak, was taken as an insult. by Cup and lip lever received a beer illusization It is requested that all communications rela- ting to Subscriptions, Advertisements, &c., be ad. furthermore, quite solvent persons were it whatever conditions it pleases. In other prove a great attraction. We do not belong to of whom he himself was one. A dozen was rehearsed at Shefield a few weeks ago. A dressed to the Manager, Hongkong Telegraph" often injured in credit by reports that words; if it is shown to the satisfaction of the Temperance League, but, as we have been challenges ensued, and young De Flotow agreed had been, aanged to take place be and not to the Editor

Letters on Editorial matters to be sent to "The they had compromised with their cre- the Court that the bankruptcy has not been kindly favored with an invitation to grace the 'to nicet any single antagonist selected by lot. This, | sawin Wild and a lady from Comwall, who had Editor" and not to individual members of the ditors. Thus the existing mode of com- brought on by the misconduct of the bank show with our presence, we shall don our Sp-as it happened, turned out to be a certain Count

Communications intended for publication must the door to malicious rumours, and at the but if he is shown to have acted recklessly, Ix-our-yesterday's-issue-we-wrote-that-it-was most keenly. On Do Flaton's aiting-him-ifh been procare, the day unpolated the welding

position is doubly injurious, as it opens rupt he will naturally receive a discharge; day swinger and enjoy the treat.

Z-, one of the deputies who resented the offence and if his estate is not sufficient to pay rumoured in town that Admiral Meyer, com- thought a stupid joke worth fighting about, and tos. in the pound, the release will either manding the French squadron now in Hong: receiving an emphatic answer in the fina be refused, or will be granted only subject kong Harbour, had received orders to get his tive, Be it so, he said; and if you aitach to onerous conditions.

vessels in readiness and proceed to Tonquin as little value to life as I do, we will Oght without delay. The departure of the Kersaint in the American fashion- staking my life to-day would seem to indicate that there is against yours in a game of écarte of five points; trouble somewhere. Our "Sugar Special" is at the loser to blow out his brains fa twenty-four have to be approved by the Board of Trade. It is found in practice that credit-

present over in Manila taking a survey of hours." The proposition was agreed to, cards ors are only too glad to accept any

the prospects of the Luzon Sugar Refinery, and were brough, and the wo men commenced their amount that may be offered to them at

our "Dramatic Special" has gone to Canton terrible gume. The score stood at four points on to do the Canton amateurs' performance of each side, whes Cortit Zurned the king present. They do not care for the trouble

Byron's "Weak Woman" at the Concordia "Youhave won, sir," sald young De Flotow, sisingi of adininistering the debtor's estate, and

Theatre, which takes place to-night. However, "I will pay before noon to-morrow Next day he they know by experience how wasteful

our readers may rest assured that our own alept sill cleven. After breakfast he took a lock him up. Let me go to Ranmoor is the administration of trustees in

War Special" will soon be off to the scent of in the pork, and was observed by his velet bankruptcy. They are eager there-

munitions. His outh, consisting of a long ancestral mansion after which he hid his face action with his usual complement of stores and gazing for some minutes at the façade of the fore to get whatever they can, and in

pencil and couple of paper collars, has been put in his hands for a moment as if weeping. He ses me married He produced a special licence consequence compositions of 15., 18. 6d,

in order and has passed the usual survey, and he then pulled out his watch it wanted but five for the marriage and the wedding-sing. The man and 28. in the pound are lamentably common. In this way commercial moral-

is anxiously awaiting the return of the "boss" minutes of noon. Mr. de Flotow entored his of law, however, was obdurate, for he ordered the to allow of his immediate departure on the war, study. At twelve precisely the report of a pistol sent the police to the poor bride to inform her of cabman to drive to the police station, and then ity is undermined, and much injury is

path.

shook the window panes. He had punctually what had taken place. She immediately went done to trade. If the creditors refuse to

JOSH BILLINGS thinks the charity of this world

killed himself mendadak ke la via vipoffinto a variety of fits and hysterics, but was compromise, or if the Board of Trade

conundrum, and he gives li up. One cold, snowy THE 'London correspondent of the Hamp eventually persuaded to take a common-sense Tus Bankruptcy Bill, which will be issued vetoes the scheme of composition, then the

trying to sell a couple of lead pencils at the foot of great des! too much sellance is being placed may come to believe that she has had a very afternoon last winter he saw a thinly clad man shire Telegraph, willes- think a very view of the matter. "In the course of time she this morning, says the Daily News of debtor is adjudicated a bankrupt, and it is

the stals of an elevated railway station, implor- upon our Mercante Maine as an element of nagy but a very fortunate escap February 23rd, is in substance identical for the creditors to appoint a trustee to

ing each passer-by to purchase, as he was starv-strength in time of war. No doubt it is here t with the Bill introduced last Session manage his estate, and also a committee

ing. Seven passed without buying: "Josh" was Mercantile Marine which makes England a by Mr CHAMBERLAIN, though additions of inspection to superintend the manage have been made to it to carry out more ment.

eighth, and be bought them and passed on to the great maxitime Power, but it is the protection of The trustee must be approved by

Fifth Avenue Hotel. Soon, having an errand at this extensive commerce which will form the fully the intention of its authors. The the Board of Trade, and at any time may

the Gilsey House, he thought he would try his chief occupation for the Navy in any great who are not obliged to keep themselves in con- Women, especially those of the upper classes, Bill is based upon the fact that, as is fully be removed by the Board in case of mis-Military Academy at West Point and who was luck selling pencils on the way. He took the war. Although we may have a few mer dition by worke, lose, after middle age (some- proved by experience, creditors will not conduct, while, if the creditors wish, they cashiered a year or two ago for embezzlement, is two he had bought, pulled his coat-collar uppd chant vessels orned, and employed as privatimes earlier) a considerable amount of their take the trouble to manage the estates of may appoint the official receiver trustee, ripy a Brigadier-General in the Mexican army. his hat-brim down, and set out in the dark. At teers or as light-armed cruisers hired by height, not by stooping as men do, but by actual their debtors. It is no doubt true that every the official receiver by that fact becomes Wo To SIN and Chol Atin, stall holders at the looking pedestrian with: Please buy my two that they can afford suficient protection to the to the perishing of the muscles that support the Twenty-fourth street he stopped a benevolent the Government; fi would be folly to suppose collapse, sinking down, mainly to be attributed mah is best able to take care of his own trustee. The misconduct and wastefulness Westera Market, were this morning brought up pencils for ten cents apiece; I am starving; I have thousands of ships which are constantly engaged frame in consequence of habitual and constant interests, but it is not always to the interest of trustees is notorious, and the Bill at before Mr. Wodehouse on a charge of having had nothing to eat for twenty-four hours" etc. in bringing supplies of food to this country, and pressure of stays, and dependence upon the ar of creditors to look after the estates of tempts to remedy this--Firstly, by prohi- two pigs at the slaughter house which had their debtors; for while doing so they may biting the trustee, his partner, solicitor, or died of measles, the tongues and bellies being can buy three for a quarter down the street," and existence of the nation depends. Armed mer who wears stays that press upon these muscles

The man pushed him aside, saying gruffly: are carrying on the trade on which the very difcial support by them afforded. Every gi lose much more than they gain by the clerk from voting for a trustee either as diseased. Defendants were ordered to pay $10 went on. Three others being appealed to, did chant ships will no doubt have their use, and and restrict the free, development of the fibres neglect of their own business. Experience creditors, or as proxy for a creditor. It each, or go to guol for seven days.

about the same. At last ho slouched into the that an important one, chiefly owing to their that form them, relieving them from their natu has fully proved this, and the Bill, there- thus strikes at that vicious system of tout- THE taxes paid per head for war and educational Gilsey House and tried the dodge on a man at great speed, but they will not be able to defendral duties of supporting the spine, indeed fore, assumes official supervision of the ing for votes now in vogus. Furthermore, purposes in the various countries of Europe are the bar who tossed him a quarter, saying: Take and keep open the great ocean highways. We incapacitating them from so doing, may feal administration of debtors' property to be the Blil aims at preventing improper $4.45, educational to 75 cents; in France the "Josh" revealed himself and told the story of his an enemy could Inflict upon us by sending one

as follows: In England war taxes amount to that, old man, I don't want any penells." Then need only picture the incalculable damage which sure she is preparing Herself to be a dumpy necessary. Accordingly it vests in the trustees from being appointed, by requir respective amounts are $5.17 and 33 cents, in experience as an amateur pencil-seller, to the or two ironclads into the Pacific or the Medit among women when the vigor of youth has woman. A great pity), Failure of health. Board of Trade authority to superintending the assent of the Board of Trade to Prussia $2.83 and 58 cents, in Russia $2.45 and great amusement of the assembled company and control all matters in bankruptcy, The the appointment, and by authorising the 8 cents, in Italy $1.85 and 16 cents, in Austria

erranean to intercept our gala-laden vessels, passed away is but too patent, and but too Board is empowered to appoint officers of Board to remove an inefficient or fraudu $1.60 and 39 cents, in Switzerland $1.16. and LEONO UCHING, Ckrk, was up before Mr. Wode- and how uiterly powerless all our merchantmen, commonly caused by this practice. Let the man the Bankruptcy Court, which is to be amal. lent trustee. In addition, the trustee is $1, in Holland 84.26 and 76 cents, la Denmark in possession of two taels of prepared opium on be the Iraila, Lepanto, Dandolo, oz. Dufilio, 1 and seamedskin. Most women, from long custom house yesterday morning on a charge of being one or two ironclads aforesaid should chance to a human body picture to himself the wasted form however aizied, would be to resist them. If the who admires the piece of pipe that does duty for gamated with the High Court as a branch required to pay over to the Board of $2.0 and $1.10 and in Belgium $1.63 and 55 the 3rd instant. Mok Yat-chun P.C. 325, stated should like to know how we should protect our of the Chancery Division, and also officers Trade all moneys received on account of cente of County Courts throughout the country the bankrupt, and if at any time he LA SEE, a coolic, was this morning sent to two He had just arrived from Canton. Defendant commerce and keep open our lines of commu as its agents. In the administration of holds back as much as gol, he may months' imprisonment with hard labor for stealing stated that he is sick and has to take opium fornication. Certain it is that we have no ships bankruptcy; and it is required to watch be required by the Board to pay interest a shovel and so feet of leather belting, the pro the benefit of his health. He is clerk to s petty which could withstand these Italians" if they over the acts of those officers as well as at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum or

perly of the East Point Sugar Refinery, George officer in the Lin Chau district. Five taels of were properly handled. Even as regandi paras over those of the creditors of the bankrupt, the amount held back, and may be re-appeared in court and stated, that from a of which he has smoked three, the balance belato help the Navy, “An ft Is we have not men

Ferguson, an engineer In-the-Sugar-House-oplum were presented to him by af fend in Cantonadal, the Merchant Service cannot do much he moved from his office, and refused all formation he received, he went and searched found in his box by the constable.asing vessels about half-filling them th compensation. The moneys received. In a coolie basse occupied by men working at locked up all night, being unable to find any one

enough to foralsh crews for our English bankruptcy are all to be paid into the the mill and found the articles in question to ball him out as he is a stranger in the Colony, foreigners, and of course in time of war thou Bank of England in the name of the Board The defendant was pointed out to him as the He came here from Canton on his way to Lissands of the fortis sers would have to leav of Trade to a special account.

man who had collared the articles, so he gave Chatz, Inspector Rivers said the defendent was service. We should then and the perso out of the trouble but the evidence was too much does not speak the Cantonese language) He the Navy without serious him into custody. Defendant tried to shuffle brought to the Station at 4 pm, on Tuesday, He the Mercantile Marine reduces for him and necessitated his retirement for the appested very sick so he sent him out twice be-

limits, and scATEDĪT, S'ZURIŲ“ aforementioned period from the busy haunts of tween 4 and 8 p.m. to procure bail which he did rade. It is very you! men. MRS. LANGYay's last night in Chicago, U.S., was of $50 and as he was not able to obtain bail he Barnaby, says it does

not succeed in doing. He required one surety of waging war on the news rendered memorable by the chivalric conduct of was detained in the dry room all night He was tent of the Mercantile Ma the roughs in the gallery, who threw things on and refused both his meals when they were offered am convinced, lies in the s

very fit during the night and also in the morning. The rest solution of the stage, guyed the actors, and when M. to him. He is a very respectable man. No en course-spend more money, Langtry, as Rosalind, appeared in the semblance quiry was made as to whether he had any money of male costume, anxiously asked her How is about him or not. It seemed to prey on his agree to remove questions of

boarding house. He has been in the dock with Navy and of mainta

the spline of fasty controversy He had luggage which was left at the Uti all the other prisoners during the morning out question the supe Defendant, in reply to Mr. Wodehouse, said he absurd to suppose steamer goes to Hol-how and from there to beaten on the high was intending to go to Tin Chan that day. The tected, our commerce Lin Chau Lin Chauu: close to Hoi-how and their feets des His Worship discharged the defendant and or money, than the dered the opium to be restored to him. The working of the new opium scheme, and shows

Years Above is another illustration of the peculiar mult

that some reformation daabsolute

We recommend the above case to the very careful consideration of His Excel- Jency, Sir George Bowen as it cannot be doubted that Mr. Leong Uching has been badly. Bour, the treated and is justly entitled to some compensa

tion for the temporary lots of his liberty es

As soon as a petition. In bankruptcy is lodged against a debtor, the Court Is to appoint an official receiver, in whom im mediately vests the property of the debtor. The official receiver must require from the debtor within a week a full statement of Stlil further to prevent the abuse of 'all his assets and liabilities, and the official trusteeships the Bill provides that trustees receiver is bound to present to the Court are to be paid by commissions or percent A report upon this statement, as also upon ages, that their remuneration is to be voted the conduct of the debtor. Within a con- by the creditors, the services to be remu- venient time the debtor is then to be nerated being specified, and that no further examined in open Court. This is one of remuneration is on any pretence to be at the most important provisions of the Bill. Towed for those services. Moreover, the If it is advisable to recover for the creditors trustees are required: to prepare for the as much of the debts due to them as possi- Board of Trade periodical reports, and the ble, it is still more desirable to prevent bank-Board itself is to lay before Parliament re-on accountoftheconfusion. In going to St. Louls, ruptcies as far as may be. And the most ports on the working of the Act. Lastly, Mrs Langtry but stepped from the frying pan into effectual way of preventing bankruptcies is the trustees are required to give all reason the fire. Such a scurrilous sticle about her appear to attach a severe penalty to recklessness, able assistance to the official receivers, and ed in the Globe Dimecral that Frederick Goby fraud, and misconduct. The examination, to facilitate their inquiries in every way. In hardt, her New York admirer, whose devotion to as we have said to be conducted in open the case of small bankruptcies, where the her provoked the above Chicago criticicism, Court, after the official receiver has pre- property of the bankrupt is worth less than threatened to thrash the writer, Major Canning sented to the Court a report, upon the 303, the official receiver is to act as trustee ham, formerly an officer in the Confederate conduct of the bankrupt and upon the without the intervention of a committee of

service. Cunningham sent State of his estate-Any of the creditors inspection, but subject of course to the con Globe Democrat but,

through for Tenningi may interrogate the debtor, and the trol of the Board of Trade. It will be seen ence of Mr. Languy or official receiver may himself also put ques that the Bill proceeds frankly upon the sidered discretion the this examination is likely to principle that official control and manage- tragical Invitation was

that he found the opium in the defendant's box.

Freddy? The performance had to be curtailed mind a good deal; his being locked up all night thers, will there!

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