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Entimations.

DAKIN BROS. OF CHINA, LIMITED,

CHEMISTS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1890.

'WHAT'S in a name ?" A good deal when it's 'MR. SANGSTER will give an Organ Recital in

stuck on the south-east corner of a check.'

THE P.&O. S. N. Co.'s extra steamer Venetia, from Bombay, left Singapore for this port yester day, at 9 m.

THERE is a collection of postage stamps in

AGENTS for PARK DAVIS & Co. Germany, the most complete in the world, which

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SPECIALITIES.

CASCARA CORDIAL

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A non-secret preparation of the now univer- Bally used Cascara Sagrada.

In those cases of constipation and indigestion where Cascara is indicated, this cordial can be used with confidence; it is pleasantly flavoured and combined with aromatics that prevent griping, and cover the objectionable bitter taste which is the one great objection to the use of this medicine.

Sold in original flasks at $1.25. CONCENTRATED DISTILLED EXTRACT

is valued at ruore than

the Cathedral, on Monday next, at 5.45 pm. with the following programme

Grand Offertoire on Schumann's Quintelle). Vincent

Opus 44gelussasan s.) Nocture

Chopla

Smajster.

3-SoloThe trumpet shall sound (Mnealah)...Handel,

. (Mr. W. E. Crow.)

Fantare

Lemnend,

Капшена,

THE P. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer China, with Solo The Klag of Love Gounod, mails, &c., from San Francisco to the 11th init, has arrived at Yokohama, and will leave for this port to-morrow.

IN 1800 the Bible was translated into the languages of only a filth of the population of the globe. Now it is translated into the languages of nine-tenths of the human race.

THE Paris „physicians, knowing how to win patients during the siege of la grippe, prescribed tonics, beefsteaks, the best claret, and a moderate quantity of champagne."

WITCH HAZEL. This preparation, sold under various fancy names, has gained the position of a household remedy for wounds, bruises, inflammation, &c.

In the treatment of piles it often alone suffices THE Pope's representative in New York lately to effect a cure, but its most important use will had a lawsuit on, and like a shrewd judge of be in the treatment of traumatic injuries, includ-"temporal affairs," he retained the famous log sprains, bruises, excoriations, cuts, burns, Agnostic, Colonel Robert Ingersoll, contused and lacerated wounds, as well as corni bunions, chapped lips, fissured nipples, ulcers, the bites or stings of insects, &c.

P. D. & Co.'s preparation is equal to any of the brands sold under proprietary names and is about one third the price.

In pint bottles at cents 75.

OUR report of the Legislative Council proceedings this afternoon bas had to be held over. There was a very interesting debate on the Military Contribution.

THE Superintendent of the F. & O. S. Ni Co, courteously laforms us that the steamship Kaiser-i-Hind, with the next English mail, left Singapore for this port at 3 a.m. to-day. CHIEF Justice O'Malley does not put as the black cap when he is sentencing murderers to the extreme penalty. He has worked two such S. WATSON & CO., LD. Individuale off already, down at Singapore.

BY APPOINTMENT.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

MANUFACTURERS OF AERATED WATERS.

OUR AERATED WATER MANUFACTORY is replete with the best Machinery, embodying all the latest improvements in the trade. The greatest attention has been paid to appli- ances for ensuring purity in the Water-supply, to secure which we have added a Condenser cap- able of supplying us with 3,000 gallons of distilled water a day, and are now in a position to compete in quality with the best English Makers. Our Sweet Waters cannot be surpassed anywhere.

The purest ingredients only are used, and the utmost care and cleanliness are exercised in the manufacture throughout.

LARGE BOMBAY

"SODAS"

We continue to supply large bottles as heretofore, free of Extra Charge, to those of our Customers who prefer to have them to the ordinary size.

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COAST PORT ORDERS. whenever practicable, are despatched by first steamer leaving after receipt of order.

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THE authorities, acting on information sent on ahead, we suppose, have enrolled three hundred Chinamen for special police duty next week. Evidently the Dook'e "sweet" require, well watching.

WE have not forgotten our pledge to deal sense out to our royal friend Mr. Francis, Q.C., but the complication of la grippe and influenza with which we are at present wrestling compels its postponement.

THERE will be an Emergency meeting of St. John Lodge, No. 618, S.C., held in Freematong, Hall, Zetland Street, on Friday, the 28th instant, at 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.

A FREEMANTLE (W.A.) tradesman shows his contempt for the alleged goddess of justice by displaying the following quaint sign board over his place of business: Here lives, who was rob'd of his property in a Supreme Court on 19th October, 18

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MR. STANLEY estimates the distance traveled in the interior of Africa at about 5,400 miles, of which all but 1,000 were on foot. The entire cost of the expedition will not exceed £30,000 The number of lives lost is ignored. That of course, is immaterial,

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ADMIRAL Salmon informed the Chamber of Commerce last week that H.M.S. Rambler bas been ordered to return to the China Station to

FOR COAST PORTS, Waters are packed and placed on board ship at Hongkong prices, and the full amount allowed for Packages and Empties when received in good order. -

Counterfoil Order Books supplied on applica-resume her surveying duties, but the require- tion.

Our Registered Telegraphic Address is, "DISPENSARY, HONGKONG," And all signed messages addressed thus will receive prompt attention.

The following is a List of Waters always kept ready in Stock :—

PURE AERATED WATERS

SODA WATER

LEMONADE

POTASH WATER

SELTZER WATER LITHIA WATER

SARSAPARILLA WATER

TONIC WATER

GINGER ALE

GINGERADE.

No Credit given for bottles that look dirty; or greasy, or that appear to have been used for any other purpose than that of Contaiting Aerated Water, as such bottles are never used again by us.

AS. WATSON & Co., LIMITED, Hoogkong, China, and Manila.

The Hongkong Telegraph

ments of the service will not admit of the con- tinuous employment of a surveying vessel in the China Seas.

THE other day we suggested that a Siberian gold-mining Company should be floated. The

some time ago to work certain gold concessions in Siberia, and that it is now being made into a company with £20 shares.

Medelaar,

(fr. K. W. Maitland.)

(Composed for a Milliary Band-) 1.Solo.Hawu desplied (Mossah). Handel:

(Mr Gordon)

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LATE TELEGRAMS.

LAHORE, March and. A terrible gunpowder explosion occurred at Rajpur, Putialla, yesterday at 4 pm. About 3co feet of land was ploughed up or literally blown away, and many persons were killed outright Eight dead bodies were discovered, and a number of entire families have been burled in the dibris. The explosión originated from a spark falling on the powder from some one smoking in the factory. The rallway station and buildings, though at a considerable distance from the factory, were very much shaken, and some doors and glass panes were blows up and cracked,

BERLIN, March 6th.

ROME, March 6th. Signor Crispi, speaking in the Chamber to day, said that the position of Italy in Africa was unassailable, and that the Itailan Government would always proceed in that quarter in accord with Great Britain, both their interests being identical.

VIENNA, March 7th.

M. Tisza, the Minister of the Interior, has resigned. M. Szapary will probably succeed him.

ZANZIBAR, March 7th. Major Wissmann renews his attack 'on' Bwanaberi forthwitharat

The Indian railway coolies employed by the Portuguese at Mozambique have refused military service. A serious difficulty has thus arisen.

Emin Pasha has not completely recovered from

which they could have easily made. Their policy towards Russia has been one of uncom- plaining forbearance and concesalon; witness the exchange which they made of Saghalien for the immeasurably inferior Kuri le Islands.

the last war, England interposed to save Turkey Therefore, when Russia had beaten Turkey in from the consequences of her defeat. When the Afghan King made a secret treaty with Russia, England deposed him, set up another in his place, and claimed the protectorate over the country, England's idea in both cases was to keep Russia away from her valuable possession, India..

The SHANGHAT STAKES; a forced entry of Tis

5 for all pontes, except those entered in the Roadsters' Piate; first pony to receive 75 per cont second pony, 15 per cent; third pony, 10 per cent. of the Stakes; weight for inches as per scale. One-mile-and-a-half y The TAOTALS CUP value, Tis, Presented by H.E the Taoials for China ponies; weight, [11st; winners at this meeting, "sibs, extrag:

entrance, Tis.5.› One'mile.

THIRD DAY – WKOERSDAY, 7TH MAY, 1800. The GREAT NORTHERN PLATE, value, Tls. 100, for Ponies that have run at: this meeting; weight for inches as per scale; winner of one race at this meeting under a mile, zibs, extra; two such races, 10lbs, extra; entrance,. Tle. §. Seven Furlongs...

to a Sweepstakes, of Tis, to each; Second Pony to receive 30 per cent, and the Third Fouy, to per cent of the Stakes; for China-- Ponies; weight for inches as per acale; griffins nt date of entry allowed yibs.; Non-Starters and Winners at this Meeting 7lbs. extra., One Mile and a Half

The

CHAU-SHANG-KIUK CUP value, T.- founded by the Directors and Employés of the CM, S, N. Co-For China Ponies that have never run: at any Meeting in China or Hongkong previous to date of entry at each Meeting To be won at two consecutive Meetings or three times in all, by Ponies, the bonafide property of the same owner or owners 30 weight for inches as per scale;- entrance, Tla io :: 80 per cent, of the Entrance fees to go to the Winner until the Cup is won, when the Second Pony shall receive same; the remaining zo per cent, to be allowed to: accumulate, and the accumulation in excess of Tis. 500 (to be retained for a new Cup) is to' be paid to the Winner. One Mile. The MANCHU STAKES Valuc, Tis. 100; for China pontes, bend de Griffins at date of entry, that have run and not won a Race; weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis. 5. One Mile a Quarter

Who, then, should be our ally against Russia ? England. The trading interests of England in China are so great that she has on several occasions from self-interest interposed between China and other powers which were attacking, or would have attacked, ber. If the attitude of Russia causes anxiety to China, England also has cause for inquietude. Although England and Russia are united by state marriages, an accumulation of griefs-the Turkish question, the Afghan question, and last of all the, Corean. Hallelujah (Mount of Olives).pastoorikardives

· Emperor William, speaking at a public ban-question-have shaken the endente cordiale -- ORAL for folks who hoard money in strange quet here to-day, affirmed that the principle of between them. Though professing perfect places is afforded by the story of a pawnbroker Divine right made the welfare of the lower friendship each looks upon the other with. The PARI MUTUEL CUP, value, Tie 100,-added. who lived in Skikokucho, Shiba. Being pos- classes his chief care, and that he would heartily suspicious eyes, and each constantly strengthens It is not since yesterday, the Englishman well essed of six hundred paper yes, he put them welcome all who aided him in his work, and its means of defence and aggression.

knows, that the Russians have covered India. originally into a chest of drawers, but deeming would crush all who opposed him. that an unsafe repository, he subsequently hid

With Turkey and Afghanistan as, buttresses, them in the wadding of a quilt, and afterwards

India is secure from an inroad from Russia. stowed them under the mats. Ultimately the idea occurred to him that the best plan would be to make a hole in one ofthe wooden pillars of the verandah and deposit the notes there. This he did, and being of a mechanical turn of mind, he contrived the hole so skilfully that even close examination failed to show any joining in the wood. When the big fire broke out in Mita on the 5th instant, the pawnbroker did not forget his money, but so carefully had he concealed It in the pillar that before he could re-discover the exact place where the notes were laid, the flames were upon him, and he had to fy, leaving the much prized paper to be reduced to ashes. A WRITER in the New York Mati and Express tells us as follows how to save doctor's bills Never go to bed with cold or damp feet. Never lean with the back upon anything that is cold. Never begin a Journey until breakfast has Never take warm drinks and been eaten. then immediately go out in the cold. After exercise of any kind never ride in an open carriage or near the window of a car for a moment; it is dangerous to health and even life. Never omit regular bathing, for unless the skin is in regular condition, the cold will close the pores and favor congestion or other diseases. When hoarse, speak as little as possible until the hoarseness is recovered from, else the voice may be permanently lost, or difficulties of the throat be produced. Merely warm the back by the fire, and never continue keeping the back exposed to the heat after it has become comfortably warm.. To do otherwise is debilitating. Never stand still in cold weather, especially after having taken a slight degree of exercise, and always avoid standing on ice or snow, where the person is exposed to the cold wind. When going from a warm atmosphere Into a cooler one keep the month almost closed, so that the air may be warmed by its passago- through the nose ere it reaches the lungs. Keep the back, especially between the shoulder blades, well covered; also the chest well protected. ID sleeping in a cold room establish the habit of breathing through the nose, and never with the month open.

SUPREME COURT.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION, (Before Mr. A. G. Wise, Acting Pulma Judge.)

THE SWITCHBACKERIES,

The Chinese Amusements Syndicate, Limited,

Syndicate, and Mr. Hastings was retained by the opposition.

The first claim was for the return of $500 paid an account of the steam roundabout at Bowring ton, and Yee Cheong sought to recover the balance due on that account.

the effects of his fall.

VIENNA, March 4th.

M. Tissa has tendered his resignation, which has been accepted, and Count Stapary bas been appointed President of the Council in his place. The Ministry remain in office.

LONDON, March 8th. The debate on Mr. Smith's motion for a vote

of thanks to the Special Commission was con- tinued yesterday, till the Speaker's attention was

drawn to the fact that there was ro 'house' to count out. On the occasion of an important debate this is an incident hitherto unprecedented, and the Government will be questioned on the subject on Monday.

An earthquake has accurred at Kutai. A great amount of property has been destroyed.

Twenty thousand cigars were seized on board the Sarapis on her arrival at Portsmouth.

It is stated that the Portuguese Minister, having failed in his attempts to treat with Lord Salisbury regarding the disputed territory in East Africs, returns to Lisbon, where the populace continue menacing,

CHINESE OPINIONS OF RUSSIA.

While England makes such strenuous efforts to keep Russia from ‘advancing, Russia is still nota whit discouraged or disheartened. Ih, 1882. Russia, provided with excellent war maps, was about to attempt a coup on the Australian and other colonies of England, when the latter fortunately got possession of an im portant secret despatch" which put her on the alert in the nick of time. In 1884 Russia was all ready for an attack on England; but the extraordinary celerity of the preparations made for defence by the latter made the former think better of it.

The Russians now have their eyes on. Tibet. The recent news of that country indicates this sufficiently unmistakeably. Although China is the first State Interested in, Tibet, which is a Chinese possession, Tibet in ladia's next-foor neighbour, and if the Russians once establised themselves there, they could invade ladia much more conveniently than through Tusker" "or Afghanistan. Thus Russia's designs with re- gard to Tibet are of great interest to England also.

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The true way to get England to help China | protect Tibet from Russian eggression is to oben Tibet to British trade. For several years past England has been longing for this concession. Let it once be accorded, and the designs of Russia. concerning Tibet need cause us no farther anxiety. England is now the most powerfal country in Europe. All the others respect and fear her. Let us make a defensive alliance with England, and Turkey, Afghanistan and Egypt guarantee us against attack from Russi, but will soon join in. Such an alliance will not only

other countries, ensure us a profound and lasting peace with all

is a cause of such solicitude to the Chinese At the present time, when national d fence

fleet is imperatively called for. It is not enough Governmen", the re-organisation of the southern

to line the sea-coasts of Kiangsu, Chekiang This is the age of alliances First Germiny, Fukien, and Koangtung with new batteries. Austria and Italy; then Russia and France; We should also have a southern (nan yang) then Geimany, Austria, and Russia. England squadron equal in power and efficiency to the is the only great country to Europe which has northern (fehyang). This squadron, must as yet made no alliances with some powerful have coaling-sations at various points which state, since her projected understanding with must be connected with the coal mining districts Turkey proved abortive. Turkey will, however, in the interior by railways, as at Kaiping near probably no longer hold aloof when England Tientsin, and Kelung in North Formoza. The and Chins are once allled. Let Tibet then be southern division of the Chinese navy must have opened, and this will become an accomplished an Admiral on the spot who can send ships where fact. It is not only English trade but the world

The YANGTSEB STAKES; value, Tis. 100; for China ponies; weight for inches as per scale; winner of a Race if two miles or over, 5lbs. {<extra z-entrance, Tix^5. Two Mile and a

Half.

The CONSOLATION, CUP; value, Tls. 100; for ponies that have ran at this meeting and not. won a Racer weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis, 5. One Round..

The CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES, A forced entry. for and open only to Winners at this Meeting; optional for the Winners of the Consolation Cup and the Roadsters Plate, not exceeding 14 hands 3 inches in height-Weight for inches as per scale-Entrance, Tls. 10-

Winners of two Races, Ils, 15 extra; of more than two Races, Tis, 40 extra. - One mile and a Quarter LNE S The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLYCHASE, Value,

Tls," 150-For China Ponies-Second Pony,. TIs. 50-Weight for inches as per scale Winners of a Steeplechase at any previous *Meeting, in Shanghai, 5lbs, & extra-Non-

Winners of a Steeplechase allowed sibs, Entrance, Tia Twice Round a Course selected by the Stewards.

FOOCHOW.

March 22nd, 1890. Some forty beggars, we hear, died through anger and cold during the bad weather of the last fortnight.

It was stated at Hankow that the steamer

Singapore Free Press Dow informs us that a sued Yee Cheong for $500, and there was a cross be thinks they are required. By the present that will be benefited, for, peace, will be gankin was to bring to "Shanghal something: trang Syndicate was founded in Singapore action for $1,000. Mr. Holmes appeared for the circumlocution system, before they can leave guaranteed for many years to come.-Leadersin-like 20,000 packages from Hankow, the freight

port the Viceroy of the Province must be applied Hu Pao, 17th March. to, to consult with the Superintendent of Trade

upon them being wil je PROGRAMME OF THE SHANGHAIZlated amongst the natives, to the effct that the

SPRING MEETING 1890.. Stewards-J. M. Ringer, Esq.; A McLeod, Esq.; W. Howie, Esq; 120, Mactitegur, Esq O. Schuffenhauer, Esq.; Robt. MacKenzie, Esq.; and H. J. H. Tripp, Etq,

INSPECTOR Swanston must have a very fate! breath. He found a Chinaman lying in the street at Wanchai, this morning, so he lifted him up and asked his name. The picked-up individual looked at the Inspector, rolled his eyes, said "Ah-hh," and expired. We must put Swanston on duty along the Rialto, ANYBODY who is fond of "high" art should go for a ta-ta along Queen's Road. There are between four thousand festoons of oil-cloth, painted in fearsome style, stretched across, and the Rialto bears a striking similitude to a loss house out for an airing. The decorator ought to get seven years or knighthood. The Order of the Knight-mare, say. EDMUND YATES days that the collection of maps in Laeken was probably the finest in the world, The library contained 4,000 volumes, and included manuscript works by Sir Walter Raleigh and an editio princeps in Spanish of the reports of Columbus. The maps had been collected during the last thirty years, utterly regardless of expense.

Jongkong Telegraph destroyed by the site at King Leopold's palace

HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1890.

TELEGRAMS.

THE ARMY ESTIMATES.. - -

LONDON, March 14th. Mr, Stanhope stated that Government expected during the current year to be able to an all the regulars with the magazine rifle, and some selected regiments with smokeless powder.

A motion of Sir Edward Hamley that all deficiencies in Volunteer equipment and sil debts of the corps properly incurred shall be made good from the Public Revenue, was at once adopted,

·SOUTH AFRICA, There is great excitement at Johannesburg owing to arrests In connection with the recent riots.

LOCAL AND GENERAL: AN Emergency meeting of Perseveranca Lodge, Hall, Zetland Street, on Friday, the 28th instant, at 5 for 5.30 p.m. precisely. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.

AN interesting couple were on view for a time to-day in the Central Station charge room. They were Thomas and Maria Cats, and although the Inspector was mysteriously reticent as to the crime which had brought them there we elicited the fact that riotous behaviour had had some thing to do with it. The informer, who was a jealous cousin of Thomas's, having disappeared, however, the charge was not thought sufficiently serious to be sent up, so they were accordingly "alipped.".

Mr. Denison, surveyor, said that last July the defendant contracted to erect the steam round- about for $1,500, by September. He got $500 on account. The work of erection was only commenced about the roth October, and there were many alterations. When finished he could not get the engine certified as safe, and the horses were utterly useless on account of

their enormous size.

Mr. Barretto, the secretary of the Syndicate, said, in cross-examination, that the Switch backeries made a small profit in November, and

lost in December.

Mr. Madie and Mr. Kinghorn proved the unsatisfactory condition of the roundabout,

For the defence, Yee Cheong said that he did everything according to the specifications.

Mr. Andrew Johnston, engineer, said that the boiler could be put right for $150.

Cross examined---It was not safe at present, After an address from Mr. Hastings His lordship, after recapitulating the particulars of the claim, decided that the roundabout was evidently useless to the Syndicate, and that they were right in refusing to take delivery. Verdiet for the plaintiffs, with costs. If they had claimed, he added, they would probably have been entitled to damages for non-fulfilment of contract.

THE "PRAYER"! CASE Nahim Moses, trader, aned H. Coben for gry, for prayers said and delivered. The plaintiff appeared in person, and Mr. Hasting appeared for the defendant--The Court was like unto Beersheba during the beating of the case. The airtied for an interpreter, who, however, refused plaintiff was unable to speak English, and

to come until naked by his lordship.,

Plaintiff then sald-A month or so ago I read prayers for the defendant, because his wife was dead. He sent for me, I charge $17 for six days, He offered me $8, but I refused it. I read the

for the southern ports, or the Director-in-Chief of the Arsenal, and much valuable time is lost, during which irreparable harm may be done by an enemy. It is this vicious system that led to our defeat by the French at Makong in the Pescadore Islands; and would have led to another calamity at Chênhai, had not the Government, by almost superhuman exertions, succeeded in turning the threatened defeat into a successful engagement.

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I witnessed the latter action, and saw the difficulty our commander had with the Canton and Ningpo sailing war-junks of which his force was partly composed. These poor old-fashioned crafts are hardly fit to cope with the coasting smugglers and pirates, let alone tackling powerful French fronclad sténniers armed with the heaviest of artillery.

We should have a southern squadron modelled It should be on the existing northern one. commanded by a nan yang t'i-luk, whose head- quarters should be. Formosa; and the present Admiral of Amoy might be made nan yang ti tsh, Commander-in-chief of the Southern Squad, ron. The coast forts and batteries should also

be under the control of the principal naval authority. [Here follow proposals for abolishing certain existing naval and military appointments, and appointing the officers who hold them to secondary commands in the new Southern Squad- ton such as Vice-Admira), Commodore, etc.] The Southern squadron should be manned by powerful young men picked from among our hardy fishing population all along the coast, the proper material for fighting sallors. Many of these will make excellent plots, and the sharpest among them may be trained in the use of the compass, sextant and chart. Our ships abould make frequent cinlere to freelan counties, to great power. The old warjunks should be show the flag and kiợp up var prestige as a

converted into or replaced by small fast steamers and pull-away cutters, which will be much more effective against smugglers and pirates, Reviews and naval sham-fights must be made more like actual modern warfare. The present system of holding them in sheltered waters and only at one particular state of the tide, is a mere farce, as far as training is concerned, however pretty onlookers-Wa-fa? (A Soldier) in Shim Pas, 17th March, 1890, and a

No. 1165, E.C., will be held in Freemasons' which he had been called for many a day. Mr. month. My Bag OYNAMATA D may be the spectacles thus presented to the

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A rather extraordinary report in freely circu

Arsenal Commissioner attempted to commit Saickle by Jumping foto the river on Sunday last, but that he was rescued by his attendants. The cause of the rash act, it is was

pecuniary troubles it in stated, was owing Quite a number of piece goods shops, wo learn, have failed since the beginning of Chins New FIRST DAY-MONDAY, 5TH MAY, 1890,000. Owing to the inability of the Native Year and their abilities are computed at The HART LEGACY CUP; Presented by the late Banks to grant the usual advances it is feared James Hart; Value, Tis. 100 For China many more failures will be recorded. The great ponies; weight for inches as per scale. Ea falling off in the tea trade of last season, has trance, Tia. §. Half-a-mile. The CRITERION STAKKE; A Sweepstakes of which are entirely dependent on tea Echo.

greatly affected all other trades" "of the port,

Tia, tó each, with Tik. 100 added : For China ponles; weight for inches as per scale"; second pony to save his stalee. One mile. The GRIFFINS PLATE; Value, Tis. 250; For China ponies that have never run et aDy meeting: second pony, Tla. 50; weight for inches as per scale; Griffins at date of entry allowed ribs Entrance, Tis. 5. One mile and a half

THE ARIZONA KICKER".

IT HIT THE MAIL. In our last issue we called Attention to the fact that we had started a representative of the Kicker around the world That, representative is Apache Jim, a full blooded Indian. He is the date first and only god-skin who has ever started out on such a tour, and probably the meanest, and dirtiest. He is not to see how quick he can maka the trip, but how long he can be about it. We gave him five dollars to lay in a supply of tobacco and whisky, and he will best his way on tralon and steamboats. HAMASERA

The JOCKEY CUP, value, Tix. 1001 for Chias Ponies that have never won a Race to be ridden by Jockeys who have never had a wlaning mount before this Meeting weight for inches as per scale; entrance, Tis. 5. Once Round W

guesses nearest the time" made

The KIANO-SU PLATE, value, Tls, 150; for China. Our offer of a prize of a coyote skin jacket to

Puntes; weight for inches as per scale į

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· perron; who entrance, Tis. 5. One mile and three-quarters. by Jim has already brought in 1,250 guessos, Tanging from: 100 days to 120 years, and our AGING STAKES Sweepstakes of Tis. 10 enterprise is the talk of the whole w each ; for China Ponies that have never run before 1st January, 1800; griffins at date of down the street is trying to raise money to buy don't wonder that our lapped eared contemporary entry allowed sib. weight for inches, pbox of rough-on-old-mossbacks. The only scale; winners, 5lb. extra. One mile and a editorial enterprise he has ever shown in this town quarter,

seeking an interview with the Dedo, whom he was in riding out two miles to meet a circus and suspected was his father in disguise

The ROADSTERE PLATE, value, The 100 for China Ponies (without restriction to bright) not otherwise extered at this Meeting, and has Music# A DOKONČEN that have never won a Race weight, lost. Last night we forwarded a request to the talb. entrance, Tle. 3. Once Round, surya

Governor to be allowed to raise a cavalry.com SECOND DAY,TUESDAY, 6TH MAY, 1860o and to be appointed colonel of the same. There

pany here to be known as The Kicker Legion, The CHU-KA-ZA CUP value, Tie 1001 for China if no doubt but that this request will be swallowed Ponies; weight for inches as per scale winners like a hot buckwheat cake, and that in less than of one Race since 1st October, 1989, 7lbs two months the streets of this town will scho extra 1 two or more Races, Lolba, extraen the thunder of charging squadrons. We propose trance, Tis. Half-a-miles bekend die tandona "the weekly, setyloea of six males, in. The SHANGHAI DERBY, & Sweepstakes of Tis. case our request is complied with, and we 15 each)__with_Tis. 100 added; for, Chips, promise the boys in advance that we shall lond Ponies, being-Fond fids Griffins at date of them on, to glory and death whenever i entry; first pony to receive y5 per cent.; second convenient to do so, Pony, 15 per cent, j third pony, to per cent) weight for inches as per scale. One-mile and

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for China The LADRES PURSE, Vale,

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MICHAEL Carrol,, dimly suspected of having first seen the light in that far-off land where the shamrock grows and illicit whisky flows, was called before Mr. E. Robinson this morning to explain away a small matter which had been written after his cuphonious name on the charge. sheet. A rogue and a vagabond Poor Mick could see no harm in either, and, seeing none, whole day, from 7 am to 6 pm. I sell ostrich thought these names less hard than others feathers as a trade, and sometimes make $150

Cross-examined-7 Em a Jew, and have been Robinson was of the opinion that three weeks in In Hongkong seven months, I sell my feathers on that retreat where the wicked cease from troub- ships in the Harbour, I did not know the ling and the weary are at rest-the House of defendant before he sent for me, was taken to To judge from recent letters and telegrains Correction would meet the case, and prescribed his house by the rabbi, who told him the man which we have pablished in these columns, the THERE was another enthusiastic audience at the accordingly,

Is here, to which he replied "Let bim come in recent movements of Russia show designs on her City Hall last night, to witness the performance of the Hudsons and needless to say the lengthy AM observer remarks that the stage heroine is I live at 16 Gatzlaff Street, I read the PaRims past fraught with great danger to China unless we are on our guard, and act our defences in programme was carried through with a dash alway in trouble. After her husband has been and the Old Testament. I read in a low voice, characteristic of the talented company. Each found guilty of murder and her white-headed for the sake of the dead man (Mrs. Cehen died better order than they are at present, Runds, li and every member-including the elephant father has become a bankrupt and has died of a in Calcuite). The praying in the house must be vast but poor country, and her people are came in for rounds of applause. Encores were broken heart, and the home ofher childhood has paid for, but not in the synagogue." I only got dashing and intrepid race, delighting in war, the order of the night, and we fancy the fact is been sold up, then her infant goes and contracts dinner in the house one day, but had breakfast Supposing, what is at least not beyond the limits pretty well established in the minds of the Sura fever and she weeps. The child has a damp time. and tiffin every day. Mr. Cohen also gave me of possibility, that this warlike race, in the course prise Party that if a Hongkong audience is not of it. She is very good, is the stage heroine. The an overcoat, besides offering me $8. He had of extending their boundaries to which natural a greedy one, it at least wants full value for its comic man expresses the belief that she is a born never agreed to give me any fixed sum conditions Impel theta, fell out with us Chinese, senic and we could take our own part, and render a good money. The really first class programme which angel. She reproves him for this with a tearful There were no witnessen, red has been arranged for to-night will no doubt smile (it couldn't be her smile if it wasn't tearful), Mr. Hastings, in answer to his lordship, said account of them of that there can be no man. draw a bumper house,

*Ob, no," she says (sadly, of course); I have that ble client was willing to pay the $8 into the ner of doubt, Yet, philosophically considering many, many faults. Her only pleasure in life poor box, but not to again offer it to plaintiff, the question, lewe.ca. get others to assist CHARLES Rivers Allpress, the absconding is to go out in a snow-storm with no bonnet on, who, it was contended, was never asked to go us in resisting them, we should be foolish accountant charged with stealing £8,000 from She always brings her child out with her on and pray. For the defence to make a point of bearing the brunt alongsientrance, Tis: SmaTwo miles the Collingwood branch of the Commercial these occasions. She seems to think it will S. A. Joseph, broker, proved the custom In The first-class Asiatic powers are only two in Bank, has been arrested in London, where he freshen it up. One thing that must irritate her such cases. It was usual, in exses of death, to number; China and Japan. United by a com has been living in great style as "Lord Armit very much is the way in which the snow seems monen for a week, and to favite friends to a men' literature, and by sixteen centuries of ge" In England if you call yourself John to fallow her about. Iris quite a fine night before service. Although they came morning and intercourse, they are like. the lips and teeth of Smith you are pretty sure to be found, because she comesonthe scent the moment she appears evening for a week they were not entitled to one face, bound to muinal and neighbourly there are only two or three million John Smiths it begins to snow. The instant she goes it clears payment, bakit wire usual to give afer to any of support and protection They are like the pales in the kingdom; but if you call yourself" Lord" up again and remains dry for the rest of the the poorer ones. It was pot necessary to read of a cart and the body thereof; if they are to somebody, the disguise is usually most effectual evening. A curious thing about the stage snow the Testment-only the Praims to case get on at all, they must get on together, Let lords now being as common in England as storm is, that the moon is always shining like that, where the death occurred elsewhere China and span only pull together, and they

may bid defiance to external aggression: - Itu lodging-house fleas. It is safe to say that there brightly throughout the whole of it. And it it was not absolistely necessary to read either. Is not a living man personally acquainted with shines only on the heroine, and follows her Cross-examined never heard of the reader regrettable that the politicians of Japan

sept by special agreement... years have appeared, to set such store by the more than a small percentage of the British about just as the snow does, Nobody under getting paid,

judgment for the defendant, friendship of Kundla that they have not laker peerage. Allpress's arrest under the circum stands what a wonderful work of natute the His lords

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antage of a defensive allande with China stances in a singular example of the Irony of fate, 1 moan is except people connected with the stage.

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