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This was a fine race, both crews pulling in good form, but the Defence had the grea er strength and after an exciting struggle on by about a length.

YACHT RACK; for yacht over to tons.

The Avizi, Zephyr, and Naomi were sent away at 1.55 pm, cétting off in theorder named, The wind was N.E., with a force of 3 and the richts set kites while running before . A plenditt race took place for the first mark the Ariel leading, with Zephyr second, and the Naomi creeplog up, and getting abreast of the Zephyr at zh, 36 m. . Cow-e-chow mark boat' was rounded as follows:-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1890.

obṣe ved. Henceforth, at the beginning of every year (Chinese reckoning) the foreign Ministers shall be admitted to Our presence. This is because We ars on friendly terms with their Goremments, and desire to remain so, Al Ministers and Acting Ministers, who desira to have audience,, shall communicate with the Tsung-li Yaméo, who in turn shall memorialise the Throne, and audience shall be granted at China New Year. The day after the audience the different Ministers shall be invited to a banquet and henceforward this shall be the standing custom. Should any new Miniater arrive at the capital after the audience, be must wait till next China New Year before he can approach Us. In case of extraordinary events, marriages, or such auspicious occasions, the Tsung-ji Yamen shall pelition the Throne, and all the Foreign Ministers shall be invited to n angust. We are friendly with all the Foreign Powers, and therefore have We commanded this, Chung-hee mark boat was passed la the follow-friendship, and to reciprocate it. The mode of to show those Powers our appreciation of their ing order:

Ariti

H. M.

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Naomi ..........2 29 33 Lephyr

23000 Shortly after runding the Ariel tacked to the southward, the wind freshening to a force of By 2.38 Naomi had assumed the lead, and tha

Naomi

MM, S.

7 45 Arid

............3: 8 15 Zephyr ..............3 IT 50 Naomi and Zephyr made from the Hongkong shore, white Ariel took a course Inside Stone- cutters Island. The times taken at the flagship

were

Noomi

Zephyr

HMS,

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Ariel. 53 On the run to the Regatta Bay mark Naomi further increased her lead, the times being -

Naomi Zephyr Ariel

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E. M. S .....3 57 10

4 6 30

...4 7 00 The Naomi allowing the other two, yachts ten minutes, there was little to choose. between the three at this point, and an exciting run cos for the finish at the flagship, which was rounded as follows -

Naomie. Zephyr Ariel.....

H. M. S. 04. 11 00 .....421 225

4 22 ο

Naomi therefore won, having made up her time allowance with the narrow margin of zo seconds to the good.

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YACHT RACK; for yachts under ro tons.

For this race there were only two entries the Arrow and the Zythomus, the former allowing the latter ten minutes. The start was made at 1.55 .. the Arrow getting considerable lead at the commevement, and the mark was passed as follows:-

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•Arrow 2 *I OJ Zythamus2 41 00 The laiter was not timed at the other marks, being hop-lessly behind. The Arrow finished at 4h. 3m. 253.

PROCLAMATION BY VICEROY CHANG CHI TỪNG.

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addressing Us, and the ellquette to be observed by the different Ministers at the audience, shall be communicated to the Tsung-ti Yamên, who in turn shall nemorialise the Throne on the subject.

· HOIHOW NOTES.

(From a Correspondent.)

December 1818.

The first steamer, the steamship Doris, to Dell, left here on the 13th with emigrants.

The British gushant Redpole called in on the roth and left for Pakhol on the following moin- Ing.

Twenty-thren nirștes, captured recently by the gunboat Chinto, were executed hare en the reth.

There has bean seríður trouble at a villáre about roli distant. The Triad Society people efficial was despatched hence to the scene with are said in have been at the root of it. An full powers, After a short time be sent back to hie superior two jars of cars and a basket of queues as evidence of his practical zeni. Špe

A banner—a gorgeous concern in red 'silk and gold with appropriate inscription—has been pie- the Tantal of a village on the south coast sented by the London Board of Trade through of the island in recognition of services rendered by the natives to the British steamer Lorne which was wrecked there about three years ago. A gold watch was also to have been given to the official in charge at the time, but unfortu nately he has been since degraded and his whereabout is at present difficult to ascertain,

Our Acling Consul, Mr. Octavius Johnson, has been transferred to Canton and Mr. E. H. Parker,. from Forchow, will mucceed him. During a residence of upwards of four year Mr. Johnson was highly popular both in his official and { private capacities. His last will be greatly fell. On the 15th the community assembled at the Consulate in response to an announcement that a concert, the first ever given at this port, would take place. Tickets had been written and sent out to Chinese and European residents and seventy eight were sold. At half-pzat'four the entertainment commenced. The overture, "Zampa," some songs, and plano-forte solos, comprised the first part given by Messrs. John is much the same way, but was varied by an son and Leach. The second part was composed excellent recitation from Mr. Neumann, and a vocal duet by Messrs. Herton and Johnson, etc., etc. Our musical resources are not very extensive. But I think I may fairly say that quality quite made up for quantity. ment a pronounced success. There were 54 was artistically rendered and the whole entertain. people present who apparently appreciated to the full extent a treat seldom enjoyed in this part of the world. The proceeds are for a charitable

purpose,

Each piece

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City of Mexico stating that the night before On Monday a despatch was received from the Edward Boullogny of New Orleans fatally shot his bookkeeper by accident. The police were trying to arrest him and in so doing opened fire sn the American. The latter returned the fire, but unfortunately bit his employé. The trouble was the outgrowth of the payment of wages in Boulingay's printing office, which is a branch of Boulingay & Bros. of Philadelphia. The general opinion in Mexico is that Baulingny is to the right in the shooting affray, but nevertheless he was arrested.

Intimations. ·

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HE Company's Steamship

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Captain Ashton, will be despatched for the above Port, TO-MORNOW; the alat, instant, at DAYLIGHT.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

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DOL GLAS LAFRAIX & Co., General Managers. Hon kone. 19th Deceraber: 1890 DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW.

HE Company's Steamship TH

"HAIPHONG,"

Captain Harr, will be despatched for the above Pors, un TUESDAY, the 23rd inst., at at DAYLIGHT.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

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FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS,

AND

Commission Agents.

LAND PORTS, and taking through Cargo to NEW ZEALAND, Tasmania, &c.) THE

THE Steamship

" MENMUIR,"

Captain Cralg, will be despatched for the above Ports, on TUESDAY, the 23rd instant, Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

RUSSELL & Co.,

Agents. Henglans. Toth December, 19

F1675 THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

Entimations.

SOCIETE FRANCAISE DES CHARBON. NAGES DU TONKIN.

SOCIETE ANONYME With a Capital of Francs 4,000,000,

SSUE authorized by the Shareholders of 6,000 Debentures of $ico each making a sum of $600,000,

There have been issued 2500 bonds of $too each making a sum of $250,000.

Applications will be received for a further issue of 1,000 bonds of $100 each making a summ of $100,000 leaving a balance to be issued, f necessary, of 2,500 bonds of $100 each or a sum of $150,000.

The Debentures are payable for the 30th September, 1896 or on such earlier day as the principal manics thereby secured shall become payable in accordance with the conditions. endorsed thereon. A form of the Debenture can be seen at the Branch Office of the Company at Hongkong

The Debenturen will be issued at par for suMIS of $100 each and will carry interest from the 1st day of January, 1897 at the rate of $3 per cent per annum payable balf yearly on the 30th June and the 31st December in each year at the Head Office at Hongay or at the Branch Office of the Company at Hongkong upon presentation of coupons annexed to the Debzature, the last pay. ment of interest to be in respect of the months of July, August and September, 1896.

The property of the Company has been can- veyed to the Hon. CATCHICK PAUL CHATER as a Trustee for securing the payment of the principal monies and interest payable in respect of the Debenture.

The sum of $100, must be paid for each De benture on allotment.

Failure to pay the sum due on allotment will render the allalment liable to cancellation.

Forms of application may be obtained at the Branch Office of the Company at Hongkong. the 27th December instant, at Noon.

Applications will CLOSE en SATURDAY, By Order of the Board of Directors,

CARL GEORG, Secretary,

Hongkong, 15th December, 1890. BRITISH MERCANTILE

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lose his presence of mind. Coolly placing his pistol in his pocket he got down on his hands and knees and groped over the sidewalk until he found his spectacles. He put them on and fully ten minutes, and he loaded his pistol several opened fire on his assailants. The fight lasted times with cartridges as he followed the retreating crowd of Italians. He was wounded twice, but succeeded in killing three and wound. ing five of bis assailants.

Boulingay's friends became sick, and be hired One time while in El Paso, Texas, one of a big negro to nurse him. The negro stole $100 from the sick man and fled. A day or two later Boulingny saw the fellow on the street and reproached him for his perfidy. The nigro became angry and tried to brala Boulingny with through the negro's thick pate and thus saved a cobblestone. Boulingny sent a bullet Crashing his own..

ing story is told: Une day a desperado "ge:: Further illustrating his coolness, the follow-

pistol levelled at his breast. Beulingny smiled the drop" on Baulingny and ood with a huge and said: "Why, sir, you could whip me; you couki wipe up the street with me." He us traten with bis arms how the man could do the sweep net, Quick as a fish Bouligny's hand awept under his cral and in a Gas his pistol net and a loud repest followed. Tie

THE HONGKONG DIRECTORY,

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LADIES who have arrived in the colory during the current year, and those who have changed their residences since last publication, will oblige by forwarding THEIR ADDRESSES tor insertion in THE LADIES'S DIREC TORY for 1891, not later than WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 24th inst. ADVERTISEMENTS for the HONGKONG DIRECTORY will be received up to SATURDAY, the 27th instant.

"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH Office.

Knowing the richness of the soil of these Pro virces, and in order to turn some of the treasures buried therein Into your coffers, I issue this proclamation as Viceroy of the Liang Hu Provinces. I have the Imperial sanction for the canying out of such enterprises as the erection of lion mining and smelting works. I have caused foundries to be bullt at Hungyang (at Wachang). The burled treasures I speak are coal, fros, and other mines, and from time immemorial are only waiting to yield their boards to whosoever has the enterprise to delve for them., In order to make any such undertaking successful, insemente quantities of con must be used to feed the furnaces, and work the engines. Having regard to the peo ples' welfare I shall not buy any foreign cost, But shall employ fur own coal, and so enrich the people heth individually and collectively. have sent waiyuans to different parts of these Provinges to faspect, and also to Szechuen and Kiangsi, the sample of coal and Iron taken from the various mines. Several samples of hard and soft coal have been sent to me, and tested, and many of them proved to be excellent for furnice and steamship consumption. In Hupth and Honan there are good son mines, which macen untold wealth to those provinces (propeily worked. From eniculations I have made I find same 1.500 piculs of coxl der diem would be consumed by cotton mills, and gun and iros factories, and besides a great deal more would find sale with aur steamship companies, such as this is, I believe, the thirteenth man he has killed, "That fellow is a perfect fire-eater. In fact, the China Merchants and others Therefore it is and I don't know how many he has hurt with to your own advantage that you should at once bis pistol," remarked Charlie Reynolds, a clerk proceed to operations on the mines that areueder in the office of the Chief of Palice, yesterday to your feet will take all the coal; whether an A reporter, when he read the despatch. hard or soft, you can bring me, and in case I You see, I lived in Mexico several years ago, cannot use it all myself parentee to find and we became very warm friends and I learned market for the surplus. Hitherte the mines have something of his life." Mr. Reynold: gave the not been properly or profitshly worked: You following reminiscences of the young Southemes, only got at the surface coal, and you could not who has actually shot his way through life. He keep the water out of your shafts when they were is now only thirty-eight years old, and was born sunk to any denth. To remedy this you must in New Oleans and is of French and American was purchase forefen pumns that will easily get in premiage He first came into prominence desperado fell paralyzed with a ballet thungh of the water. Suck pump can be worked by during the reconstruction pallod after the lashings. He rallied, het senud chot killvil Jourselves without the aristance of a foreign civil war, At that time nur of his trends was ten Bupivisor, for the gear and winking are very pliced in h by the Fedord authorities. He aimple. I assure you I will take all the coal and several young friends re-alued to storm the the, man has participated in. In the last the above Port, TOMORROW, the ist insthat, can bring me, and I will not sirfraud you is the jail and liberate their friend. The result wu

There are but a few of the many offrays that Captain 75. Lehmann, will be despatched for payments

by a raking fire from a gatling gun that those in The others he wounded. As a pistol shot he disastrous for several ware killed and wounded than eight duels, in which he killed tour men.

wenty years Boulingoy he fought no less at 10A.M. the jail opened on the besirgets. Roulinga is quick, cool and unerring in his alma, there was among the wounded, having been bit by being few who are his cqual, and none his utlet in the 1g. He panidinated in several superior, on the continent. He is sadly handi- such affairs and made many political enemies.

fin one occasion one of a rival faction vowed capped by his poor eyesight. Some six years to kill him. Boulingny and his wife were in the he moved to the City of Mexico, where he New Orleans Opera House when this man put

has bad several shooting affrays, but ke hai is an appearance Boulingay was warned by a man of medium height, of dark complexion, come off victorious every time. Boulingny is The Shen Pad of the 15th last, contains an friend. "Well, I will be out when the opers is and has dark, piercing eyes. In manner he is Imperial Decree to the following effect:That over," coolly remarked Bouligny, "Shall I go unobtrusive, and no one on meeting him would all the Foreign Treaty Powers have been up out with you or wait until it is over ?" asked his ever suspect that he is held in awe and terrar by to the present time represented by Ministers wife, residing in Peking. That varies communi- general drop to the floor," was his reply. After Americas frontier and Mexican capital-Ala "Come along. If the shooting becomes the wildest and most reckless men of the tions have been exchanged with them year the opera he walked out with his wife on his by year, and that the Treaty Powers have arm. Over his left arm was his overcoat, in the

California, been drawn into closer friendship and relation-folds of which he held his big revolver, ship with China and with each other. That the Foreign Ministers are at Peking to look after the thirsty man, approaching the couple with his Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphiter of "Are you Ed Boulingny asked the blood-Food for Consumptiver-Scott's Emulsion of Interests of their respective countries, and to see band on his hip pocket. that the treaties made by those countries with

Lime and Sods is a most wonderful food for the Consumptive. It not only gives strength and China ate carried out, and generally to hold

increases the flesh, but heals the irritation of the friendly intercourse with Us. for our mutual hap

throat and lungs. It is very paistable; children piness and benefit, at which We are well pleased. He died an hour later. One of the dead man's take it like milk, and in all wasting diseases In years gone by, during the months of January friends sent Boulingnya challenge to fight & both for adults and children it is a marvellous la the Afteroon. and February, We assumed control of this duel It was accepted, and the man bit the dust food and medicine. Any Chemist can supply it. Empire, and her Majesty, the Empress the next afternoon with a bullet in his neck. A. S. Watson & Co. (Lad.), agents in Hongkong Dowager handed the refas of Government into Boulingny's second was also challenged on and China,-[Advť,"

The Viceror concises with a long list of the places where co-l ir to be found in Hupeh.

THE CHINESE AUDIENCE QUESTION.

IMPORTANT IMPERIAL DECREE.

"That's my name "-Bang The reply and the pistol-shot came from Boulingay, and the min rolled over in the foyer, mortally wounded.

my keeping, and retired herself from the cares account of the same trouble, and half an hour

of Stale. On that occasion, acting on her later the challenger was killed,

Co-day's Advertisements.

ZETLAND

Pedder'á Hill. Hongkeay, "oh December, 1990.

FOR SHANGHAI.

THE Steamship

T

**AMOY."

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For Freight or Passage, apply to

SIEMSSEN & Co. ̈ Hongkong, 19th December, 1Roa.

FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY, "HE Spanish Steamer

"DON JUAN," above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst; Captain R. Beltran, will be despatched for the at 4 P.M

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BRANDÃO & Co.,

Agenis, Hongkong, zoth December, 1890. (1740

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CITY HALL NOTICE.

the above Institution (Postponed from the 11th THE ANNUAL MEETING ORDERS TO HOLDERS in and SUBSCRIBERS to lastent), will be held in the Library on TUES- DAY, the 23rd December, 1890, at Four o'clock

H. L. DENNYS,

Secretary, A Wongkong, 20th December, 1890,

THE PEAK HOTEL AND TRADING

COMPANY, LIMITED, "URAN,

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

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CA

OTICE is hereby given that the FINAL

No

→ CALL of $ro (rea Dollars) per Share in

LODGE the above Company is hereby made, and is Payable at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Dopravna ing Corporation, on or before January 20th

own wish and desire, the Emprest-Dowager Boulingat is a man of remarkable coolness, advised the Tsangi Yemea to invite all the He is very near-sighted and from early youth foreign Ministers to a banquet, to celebrate has worn powerful magnifying glasses. the Emperor's maniage, which was then sp Some years ago he assisted the police of New. proaching. We have now reigned over this Orleans in unearthing the Itulan La Mafia So- Empire for two years, and have lived la clely. So vigorously did he pursue them that harmony with all the Treaty Powers, and We, the Italians resolved to kill him. However, decres that henceforward the Ministers of those they did not dare to openly attack him. 'One Powers residing at the capital, shall have night as he was emerging from a saloon ons of audience with Us. In the rath year of the the fellows slapped him in the face, knocking his reign of the Emperor Tung Chit, the foreign glasses off, rendering him blind. Quick as Michiers had audience with that Emperor, so thought he drew his pistol and shot his assailant,A LODGE will be held a FREEMASONS' will be charged on all Calls overdue. frets 1

N EMERGENCY MEETING of the above that now, when the present foreign Ministers whom he could hear breathing near him. All HALL, Zotland Street, THIS EVENING, the By Order of the Board of Directors apply for audience with Us, that precedent this time six or eight Italians scross the street zoth instant, at 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely, pr whall be followed and audience grated, the were sending a perfect fusilade of bullets at him. Visiting Brethren are cordially invitedellyt

J. WHEELEY, exiguste observed on that occasion being It'was a perilous place to be lay but he did not Hongkong, 10th December, 1893, (1709 Hongkong, 29th December, 1890,

No. 525

Interest at the rate of 13 per cent. per annum

FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY.

THE

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HE Company's Steamship

"ZAFIRO,"

above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th fast, at 4 P.M.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

RUSSELL &.Co.,

General Managers, Hongkong, 10th December, 18o.

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The Bed-rooms are cool, airy and comfortably furnished, and the spacious Dining Room, Sitting Roors, and accommodation generally will be found equal to the best Hotels in the Far East. The Table D'Hote is supplied with every luxury in season, and the cuisine is in experi- enced hands.

Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, etc., of the bes quality only.

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REGULAR MEETINGS of this Association will be held at the NEW head- quarters in future, of the opening of which due

CHESNEY DUNCAN, Hon. Sec. B/o The Committee. Hongkone, 4th December, 1890...

BOXING AT THE VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB.

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TT is intended to hold COMPETITIONS in Light & Heavy weight Boxing, Fencing, and Gymnastics, in the Gymnasium of the V.R.C., on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, the 22nd and 23rd instants, commencing at 5 p.m.

.....

Owing to the limited space in the Gymnasium members will not invite too many friends to be for spectators, the Committee request that present.

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THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWN COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE undersigned is prepared to purchase FRACTIONAL CERTIFICATES at current market rates. Persons holding same are requested to apply at the Company's Office No. 4, Praya Central

EDWARD OSBORNE,

Secretary, Hongkong, and December, 189.

CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

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TN accordance with Section, 120 of the Articles of Association, the General Agents, with approval of the Consulting Committee, will on the per Share, payable at the Hongkong and Shang 1st January, 1991, issue Interest Warrants of $5 hal Banking Corporation, the sime being at the rate of to per cent, per annum on the paid-up [1178 Capital of the Office for the year 1800, and Notice is hereby given that in order that the same may be adjusted, the TRANSFER BOOKS of the Office will he CLOSED from the 18th to the git instant, hath days inclusive,

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

General Agents, Canton Insurance Office, Limited. Hongkong. 18th December. 1950' 1730

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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Tis hereby notified that the FIRST CALL of Five Dollars (5) per Share on Shares in the above Company is payable to the Hongkong and Shanghat Banking Corporation on or before MONDAY, the 19th January, 1891.

Interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum. will be charged on all calls overdue.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co,

Agents.

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R. A. DI VILLARD, Esq. BANKERS!

BANK

THE DEUTSCH ASIATISCHE THE Company assisted by foreign (English) Chromo Artists and under foreign manage ment undertake Artistic works of any kind, as reproduction of Paintings and Lithographic show cards, placards, plans, maps, charts, labels Art works, colour printing of any kind (almanacs, of every kind, Chops, e.c.) in foreign and Chinese the art letter paper, carda, programmes, menus, style. Embossing and printing of Monagrams,

MEER WALTER W. BREWER, Sede da Sole Agent, A for Hongkong and the Southern ports, Hongkong, xgth November, 1890