FIRE AT WEST POINT.
FIVE HOUSES OUTTED.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1891.
Commerce and the Foreign Office on the subject of the Telegraph Convention," which shows that the suspension of negotiations as the work of Sir John Pender, and of his friends, a far back as April last. Our contemporary may perhaps call to mind that we warned him that when he came into closer contact with the facts, he would very likely find that the pea was under quite another cup from what he supposed. lie has found it, and randidly enough owns to bring surprised. But what crass mismanagement the whole agitation has been!
Peking is evidently suffering from a wide-
contributing is share of victims. In fact, it is, so difficult to obtain from Peking even answers to private letters that we begin to fear lest the whole reign community in Aers de combat. and in need of a relief expedition from Tientsin.: armed with pocket bandkerchiefs, ponicis, and, spoon meat.
A fire broke out in the Tung Tal tex hang, No. 170 Third Street, at abruta quarter past eleven last night. Owing to the entire absence of rain during the past two months everything was as dry as the desert of Sabara and the Fames soon gained a hold on the building. Sparks, too, carried across the street by the wind, set the two opposite houses on fire, and in a few minutes, after the discovery of the outbreak the whole neighbour-nread attack of influenze, the foreign community hood was lit up by the reflection of the flamer The fire brigades from the West Point an Central Stations were promptly on the spot, b. owing to the difficulty experienced in getting water fully n quarter of A hour was wasted, the firemen having little else to, do but gaze at
the ravages made by the fire fiend. After a time, however, a stream of water was turned on and the firemen, Ecting under the orders of Inspector Mackie and Mr. Kemp, spon gained complete matery over the flames. Five-houses were completely destroyed, and had the wind been blowing in anotherly direction It is probable that the damage to property would have been much
The damage to house property
frestimated at $1,500 which is covered by a policy taken out some four years ago at Messrs. Reuter Brockelmann & Co's office. As some of the houses and their contents were uninsured It is difficult to ascertain the full extent of the losses sustained by the tenants, but $7,000, it is said, "would cover the damage caused by last night's fire. Some exciting scenes were witnessed. One old woman and her daughter escaped a terrible death by jumping out of a window some 25 feet above the ground. They alighted safely on their bedding and clothing which they had the good sease to throw down on the ground before making a "lesp for life." It would be interesting to know what the Water Authority has to say in reference to the absence of water in the West Point District last night, Perhaps he did not
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The influenzi has spread over the province of Shantung. A private letter of Christmas greetings mentions fifteen cases at the same time in one missionary compound, including the whole foreign staff, with no kind indies to ourae them,
Chiese Times.
THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND THE EIGHT HOUrs question.
In reply to a correspondent, the Duke of Argyll: bas written the following letter to the Times -
"Sir-I am obliged to you for your letter of the gh, I can, sincerely say that of all the sections into which the age-caining classes may be divided, that which embraces the miners attracts my personal sympathies most of all, "This is not on account of the disagreeable locality and nature of their work. I know how habit and familiarity shates or whally neutralizes the dislike with which particular kinds of labour are naturally regaïded by other men. But I have been always deeply impressed by the noble qualities which are constantly exhibited by our mining population on every occasion of those dreadful accidents which have been tenderness, such devotion, shown under circum. stances of the most appalling dangers,' in the rescue of comrades are seldom to be met with in any other class.
Intimations.
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Hongkong, 8th January, 1891.
of 30,834 too. For the eleven months this year the total output is 305,680 tons, and for the same of 3.950 tons. The following figures relate to the period last year 301,730 tons, showing an increase launches for the past month. Of the vessels launched, four steamers, aggregating $,950 tons, and noc sailing vessel of 2,240 tons, were for Glas- Low; one steamer of a,200 tons for Traan; one stenmer of 132 tons and a sailing vessel af 1,300 for Aberdeen; one sailing vessel of 2,294 tons for Dundee; three steamers, representing 6,220 tons, for London; one steamer of 5,00 tons for Liverpool; two steamers, each of 155 tons, for 8.560 tons, for Germany; one sailing vessel of 080 tons for France; and one sailing vessel of 1,100 tons for Norway. Two were returned as "for foreiga owners." No vessels were launched intended for trade with the Far Esst.-Exchange.
Co-day's Avertisements.
THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
NOTICE
AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of the shove Club will be held at the City Hall, on
TUE DAY, the 7. of January, at 4.30 pin for the approval of the Meeting -
receive official notice that a fire was likely to inculent-to their calling;' Such courage, such Grimsby; two steamers, with an aggregate of 41 whica the following Kule will be submitted
break out there, when it did
THE IMPERIAL MINT, OSAKA.
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WE CAN ONLY SAY THAT HIS
INITIALS, ARE “J D."
When a women travels ten miler merely to nek a few questions we may assume that her, curiosity is excited.
In the year 1883, story went forth from Lever stock, Green, Hemel Humpatood, Herts. which spoused great interest in all the region thereabout. People canse from various directions to enquire into the matter; what was alleged to have occurred had to do "I wonder that working men are not more mostly with one man. If the story turned out to be jealous than they seem to be of legislative inter-truo some good was likely to come of it; if false, ference with their own property and their
it would only put the community more on their, own birthright. The absolute ownership of
guard against all sorts of wild rumours. Among the his own muscles and in his own brain scems to be an axiomatic truth. women who were bound to get at the foundation of it There are limits within which society has a right was one from St. Albans and á cook from Langley, to dretate to its individual membps. It may be
How strangely things work out in this queer world: difficult to define those lits in the abstract.
Beren years have passed and the facts are now to But they seem to me to be undoubtedly trans- gressed when majorities attempt to impose upon
become generally public for the first time. It appears minorities restrictions, and prohibitions against
that about the first of January, 1893, an old resident the free use of their own hands and heads.
"Gallantry in battle is nothing to the gallantry The fine buildings comprising the Imperial they continually show. It is of en a noble thing mint, at Osaka, are situated on the banks of the to face a battery; but it is a still nobler,thing to main river, at no great distance from the famous face the after-damp, with no other incitement castle. The structure was erected in 1970, and than humanity and the love of brethren. It is the work of the establishment carried out for therefore, with great regret that I hear of the some years under the superintendence of Major disposition among men at present to seek for a Kinder, an English engineer, with several compulsory law limiting their own hours al European assistants. The machinery, which is labour. Eight hours a day may be quite long af the best description, was imported from enough below ground. But this limitation is Europe. Now, however, the work of providing already widely secured by custom and voluntary all the edin required for circulation througu-combination. And if it cannot be thus secured out the country is carried out by native universally and asyan iron rule, this difficulty is engineers and workmen, and the skill with which only another proof that it is a rule too rigid for the various departments are conducted is any universal application which can be just. remarkable, some of the duties in which special dexterity and quickness of eye are necessary being performed in a manner which could hardly be matched by any other people. The trial of the pyx is carried out as with us and the results duly checked outside the establishment. · The modern coins are very handsomely designed. The national traditions oppose the stamping of the image of the Emperor upon them, but
·H. M's." imperial and fimily crests or badges, the kiku and kiri, with wreaths and tassels, adora one side of the gold coins, the other side being decorated with a splendid dragon. The silver coins bear a similar dragon on one side, and the kiku crest with wreaths and tassels, and the valie denominated on the other. Very little gold has been coined of late years. The bronze coins do not differ materially, in design from the silver, but during the last three years a quantity of 5 sen nickel pieces, of a different pattern, have been turned out, During last month the amount of coins struck in the Mint was yes 1,655,220, all one yen pieces.—Japan Review."
FOREIGN AID IN. SERICULTURE IN CHINA.
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"I must add my belief that this personal tyranny cannot be enforced. Individuals will not feel the day of obedience, and evasion and rebellion will be chronic, because it will be Justified. You refer to the way in which candi- dates for votes are now disposed to go in for any proposal which will carry more votes. This is one of the evils of our time, and. I must add, of the condition of a large section of the Liberal party. They are led by one whom it is more casy to venerate than to criticiz. The weight of years lightly borne, and with unabated activity of mind, constitutes a spectacle certain to attraci. "But, a: qualifying for a leadership of opinion, it is a position which has heavy drawbacks. It is inevitable that the sense of responsibility must
of the plase above ramed war said, and commonly believod, to be in a dying condition.
For Bre montlu an able and clover physician had been attending him constantly, no modical man could have done moro. He nilmont was decided, to be gout and rheumatism, which are now held to be practically the mis malady differently located.
Well, this began back in July, 1882. As timo ran along the patient grow worse. The doctor's ability and experimco didn't seem to count. The sufferer's ankles, feet, and hands, becamo badly swollen. We all now this must hara been a stary symptom because that the Raids of his body (and the body is nearly all, auid anyway)—instead of being carried off as they and inundating the parts around them, just as s naturally should be, were flowing over their channels stream does after heavy rains.
RULE.
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NOTICE.
LADY DES VOEUX'S FANCY DRESS
DAIL a Government pouse is unavoid. *bly POSTPONED from Tuesday January 27th 10 TUESDAY February 3rd, 1891, riongong, 9h january, ĺžyk,
FOR SHANGHAI.
THE Steamship
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4 P.M., stead of as previously notified,
For Freight of Passage, apply te
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'CAUTION TO SHIPOWNERS AND"
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REGULAR MEETING of the above
A LODGE will be held in FREEMASONS HALL, Zetland Street, on MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at 8.30 for a p.m. precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.
Hongkong, 6th January, 1891.
Horizations.
WANTED:
SHORTHAND REPORTER. A general
App'y to
Aknowledge al office routine indispensable.
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THE EDITOR, Hongkong Telegraph Office. Pedder's Hill, Hongkong, 2nd December, 1890.
Dr. Bnort's ANTIPYRINE.
Pose ter Adult 15 to 95 gratus troy)
If the Stewards or any ten Members of he Club who shall certify the same in writing shall be of rpinion that the conduct of any member either within or curide of the Club premises, and either in musters connected with racing or otherwise, has been injurious to the character, interests, welfare, good order, or credit of the Club, the Stewards shall rques such member to resig, and if the member so requested shall nutrisiga will in one month after such report 1-5 the most approved and, most efficacious the Stewa de shall convene, or call, Extraordinary | General Meetings of the Club for the purpose of Į remedi in cuartof READACHE, MIGRAINE,
expelling the said member. Such Extraordinary General Meetings shall be convened, called and, NEURALGIA held, ad the resolutions thereat shall be passed, confirmed, and circulated, in the manner prescribed by rul's 31 and 32 of the Club."
Hongkong, 31st December, 1890,
of the following written requisition which is This Meeting has been called in consequence signed by ten resident Members of the Club.
To the Stewar's of
THE HONGKONA JOCKEY CLUB. G nilemen,
We, the u designed resident members of the Hongkong Jockey Club are of opinion that it is desirable for the interes's of the Club that a Rule shu'd he forthwith passed and confirmed, pro.
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viding for the resignation or expulsion from the Export, Import, and Bank Cn.--Sole Agent! FACTURERS and JEWELLERS,
Club of any member whose conduct, either within
or outside of the Club premises, and either in matters connected with racing or otherwise, bas been inj vious to the character, interests, welfare, good order, or cre lit of the Jub.
Accndinply we hereby request that you will callxriordinary General Meetings of the Club under rul-s 30, 31 and 32, for the purpose of passing and confirming such a rule as above mentioned, and we suggest that such rule might be worded somewhat as follows.
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(Here follows the Rule an above set out), By Order of the Stewards of the Hongkong Jockey Club.
E, H. GORE-BOOTH, Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, 9th Januszy, 1891.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.
LAWN TE NIS SINGLE HANDICAP. ENTRIES for the 'above will CLOSE on
wishing to enter will please sign the lists which are now hing in the Hongkong Club an Crick Pavilion.
ENTRANCE FIE $1.
About eleven years ago a foreigner connected with the Chefoo filature visited the silk districts near Newchwing and took much pains to instruct the natives in the art of reeling the silk from the cocoons. The old method of spinning was much too primitive and much too. irregolar them to younger men, or even to those whom lay in the fact, that when the water reached the heart SATU DAY, the 17th inst. Members
n-yarn to secure a good price at home. Since that time there have been southern experts from Shantung who have occasion... ally given information to the native seri- culturist on important points. More atten tion is now bestowed on the rearing of the wor and on the healthy preservation of the cocaona. In old times a pirul of silk realised Tls. 100, new it is worth from Ts. 200 10 Tis. 300. In the Customs Returns for 1899 the value of 8,020 piculs of wild raw silk exported from Newchwang is stated to be Tis. 636,000. A good part of the year's yield does not go to Newchwang, It is taken in carts to Pri. Arthur and we ports adjoining, where silk can be shipped either in government transports or in other Craft
.round. year
Probably then 10,000 piculs at least are produced each 9,000 the year for exportation.. If we adopt the Customs estimaate of Tis. 8o plcul the amount is Tis. 800,000. This sum is added each year to the
it
avoid the task.
be lessened when a man is confronted by question which the tresistible demands of time render it impossible for him to deal with, He is tempted by sincere devotion to some one idea-it may be a pure fanaticism --to postpane all albers, leaving
must know to be quacks, but whom he sees to be at least enlisted on his immediate side. Thes u healthy or mischievous opinions are allowed to grow, and to become established, by men whose highest duty it is to deal with thought as grows, but whose position tempts them to "I point out thos: conditions of our present political life with some reluctance. must put our veneration in the right places. There are tws things to be venerated before all others--the first is truth, and the second is the do not lead except upon some one fad of their future of our country., Fanatial leaders, who own, threw an immense weight of responsiblity on the rank and file. Let them think for themselves, and then they will support bonest men who refuse to swillow any pilt and potion which may be presented to them, rather than those others who lightly enter into premises which they know perfectly well they cannot
in a hopeless division.
But we
The doctor asid, the danger of this state of things
|år lungs it might end in maddon death., The cause of dropar in the refusal of the kidneys to carry off the water; so much is plain. But what makes the kidneys striko work? We now know the con of that. It in because they are partially paralysed by a poison is the blood, arising from undigested food in the stomach. In plain English, a chronic state of Indigestion and dyspepsia was responsible for results which now threatened aur unknown friend's life. It was reported and of its trath there isn't a doubt that his shdo
weder which soaked all through his flesh. In con veraation a few weeks ago, he said "All my friends now locked on me as a dying men.”
men was blown' like a bladder on socount of the
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And reasonably enough too; for what chanos is there for a man who is gradually drowning in this way f-For that is what it was-drowning and
Frag-
ARTHUR.K. TRAVERS, Hon, Secretary, H.K.C.C. Hongkong, of January, 1891. THE CHINA SHIPPERS' MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, IT is hereby notified, that a CALL of £1 per Share on the original Shares in the above Company, and a further Call of £1 per Share on the New Shares, is hereby made and is p yable to the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpo- ration as follows:
wealth of the province,, it would be well for perfórm, or may discharge by some single vote nothing else in the world. Medicine appeared to be of the roth March, 1891, and on the new shares on
the producers if they should receive two-thirds of this amount. It appears, plain from this instance that foreigners may give and are giving the most substantial advantage to the working classes of the country in founding new industries.
Chinese Times.
TIENTSIN NOTES.
La Grippe has reached Shers, and during the past week many thousands people have suffered from it. It is said to be prevalent all over the province. The military magistrate at Fen-chou fu has died from it after a few days lness, Diptheria, too, has been unusually prevalent at Fen-chou, this fall. There have ⚫ been a large number of deaths from it. The people say that native doctors can do nothing to help them.
GENERAL NIWS.
Sun I-ching, Vice-President of the Board of Revenue is dead, Taolal Chang Tre-an, Superlatendent of the West Arsenal and Director of Ordinance, died this week from an attack of pneumonia." He was a nephew of the Viceroy Li. The vacancy created by his death will be filled by a member of the same family,
"The last regular steamer of the season, the Newchwang, left on Thursday, the 18tb, for Shanghai. The Pribing, belonging to the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company, left with a cargo of coals the next day.
"Your obedient servant,
"ARGYLL,"
SHIPBUILDING IN SCOTLAND,
The Call on the original shares on or before
or before the joth April, 1991.
no me, and the physfolan suggested that possibly the poor man might be benefitted if he could go sway
Int rest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from home and try the baths, mineral waters, and will be charged on all calls overdue. change of scene and air-Bat nobody, boilered in
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,
Agenis. that plan, sad la honest truth, it is hardly likely that
the wish physician bellered in it himself. At all-ngkany, 9th Ţinuary, 1891. events the idea wasn't put into practice.
About this time the patient's wife happened to be In the shop of a chemist at Hampel
ke gave her a little book, a sort of all Head, and
for it. After
pamphlet,
NEARLY READY.
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The returns from the shipbuilding yards of Scotland for November disclose a state of matters which, in all the circumstances, may be consi-
THE BIT.SK "NEW NAVIGATION," and the dered satisfactory. Though the tonnage of the
FRENCH NEW NAVIGATION" simplified nw work would, under ordinary conditions, and said she might like to read it. She did read it, by JOIN AMBROSE CLARKE, teacher of have been reckoned quite up to the average,
and found in it a fall description of the very samplaint Officers and Engineers, Hongkong. Also bracketed with the Enormous production of that was furt sending her husband to his
grave, and November it is below the mark.. The contracts also the name of what was started to be a remedy correspondence to the local papers on physical placed during the month amount to about 23,000 to try it, and sent for a bottle. He began, and kept
as ronomy by the author of this work. got him to consent some trouble she
In addition to the superscribed, Exact Methods loss. Of that (otal neaily 12,500 tons went to ports on the East Coast, and the balance it up for four months, taking twenty-six bottias are given for deducing Heights and Distances of to the Clyde. Of the East Coast orders altogether. At the end of that time he was a well,Mountains, with Tables to solve the questions. sound man, sad is so to-day. The whole neighbour looked upon se no better than a dead man, set tonguen wagging all around the country. He now says "I should not have been here now, if it had not been for Mother Beigel's Curative Byrup,"
National Steamship Company by Mes depatch
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Our friend requests as not to pablish his full name, but says we may print his intials, wbloh a "J. D." Address Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead, Herts. He will saswor letters.—(„ddet,
Co-day's Advertisements.
Published A.D. 1891, being the year of the Author's Jubilee, and likewise that of Hongkong. Del Gratin.
Note. The author's numerous successful pupils on the Coast of China will doubtless be anxious to purchase a Copy of the Marrollou Work, and if so, kindly send me an order quickly, for there only one hundred copies,
PRICE $5 Hongkong, gth January, 1891.
THE HONGKONG DIRECTORY."
A. CLARKE,
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Also a most interesting problem, relative to about 9,740 tons went to Dundee, 450 tons of hood was amarad. His recovery, when he had been the Shadow going back upon the Dial of Ahax. Leith, and 2.400 to Grangemouth. The bulk of the work which came to the Clyde went to Greenock and Port-Glasgow yards. As the figures show, there is a difference of 15,000 tons between contracts and production, which reduce the work on band taseme hing like 231,020 tons. The contracts, with few exceptions, were for vessels of the ordinary class. A large steamer, probably about 5,500 tons, is to be built for the
Bros. The same firm is also to build boat for the Government of Natal. The rest of the orders placed on both tite Clyd's and the East Paper bonts, concerts and "at home" artion of the lage yacht of 2,000 tons which is to be Coast are not of great importante, with the excep now the order of the day in this port,
built by
Messrs. Scott and Co., Greenock, for the ZETLAND We are sorry to hear that the following Russian millionaire, M. Koumeroff. There ware melancholy riddle is going the round of the launched from all the yards during November settlement: "Why is Tientsin number one chop? twenty-one vessels, with an aggregate of 38,346 Because it has a most inil serafi)ial community, font, sixteen of which (measuring 29,233 tons) A lady has remarked that this is a "yewy were steamers. The Clyde contributed,26,500 vulgow widdle," that the question ought to have tons to the total, Dundee 7,694, and the Forth been "Why is Tientale a vowy impawtent place? 4,152 tons. The total la above the average, and The N. C.Dafly News publishes some corres- | takes fourth place in the year's list. The corres- pondence bawsen the "Manchester Chamber of ponding month of last year produced an output
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