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Intimations.

DAKIN BROS: OF CHINA,

LIMITE D,.. DISPENSING CHEMISTS, &c. HEMISTS AND AERATED WATER

MANUFACTURERS,

LEMON SQUASH.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1891.

Marquis of Salisbury and other notables were IT is estimated that the costs in the Baccarat case, which in due course of law will fall on the present."

plaintiff, amount to not less than £5,000.

EXECUTIONS IN NEW YORK. Four murderers have been executed by electri- city in New York.

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of British Burmah, adds further to the significance of the event. In addition to this, only the other day wa chronicled a Siamese concession to British financiers, for a railway from Kedah to Singorah, 68

ACCIDENT TO THE SULTAN OF. - miles in length,, across the head of the

ZANZIBAR. Malay peninsula, (superseding the Krah

...July 9th. isthmus scheme of the French), and

. The Sultan of Zanzibar has met with a carriage A REFRESHING WHOLESOME DRINK. shortening the mall delivery distance to

Hongkong by four days. The develop-Accident, fracturing his leg and collar bone. DAKIN'S

ment of the railway system in Barmah Is rapidly, progressing; in the Malay Peninsula a start has been made. It is palpably to the Interests of Siam to further the development to the south first, in the direction of those provinces which connect. her with the Malay States and the Straits Settlements; still we may hope that by the friendly ald and persuasions of the Indian Government, it may not be long before the construction of the northern trunk line is undertaken. This, taken together with the extension of railways in Cochin-Chine

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Hongkong, 4th May, 1891.

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Siberian railway by Russia, and the net- work of railways throughout Japan, cannot fall to become, an additional stimulant to At the China in the same direction. moment, the sole attention of the Chinese Government in this direction is aimed at communicating with the Russian and Korean frontiers, and protecting the capital from attack from a Russian or Japanese direction. The present Manchu dynasty, like their almost, immediate predecessors the Mongol, have always displayed the most intense concern In protecting the districts forming the cradle of their respective races. Peking WAS adopted as the capital by both dynasties from its proximity to the country from whence these alien conquerors sprang, 40 that in the event of emergency they always 1.50 had a safe retreat open to them. That this was both a prudent and necessary 0.60 policy, we must admit when

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THE NETHERLANDS MINISTRY. The Dutch Cabinet has resigned. [At the general elections in the Netherlands last month the Liberal party, then in Opposition, gained a majority owing to a split among the ininisterial supporters.]*

ENGLAND CAUTIONED BY THE RUSSIAN PRESS.

July 15th..

The Moscow Gazette warna England that in the event of European coalition against Russia, she will deal a mortal blow at British power in

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(Special to the Hongkong Telegraph.), (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

BANGKOK, July 16th. His Majesty the King turned the rod, of the first Siamese railway to-day, amidst great popular enthusiasm.

A TYPHOON.

A SHORT time ago a cable message reported that a French scientist in Algeria had been smothered by clouds of locusts, after vainly endeavoring to defend himself by means of fire. It now seems that the foundation for the story was a humorous paragraph in an Algerian paper, which was taken seriously by a credulous correa, pondent and telegraphed to Paris. The scientist is alive and well.

THE most precious wine in the world is that contained in a cosk named the "Rose," in the Bremen Town Hall cellars. It is Rudesheim Rhine wine, from the year 1653, and the cask is replenished by degrees, whenever wine is drawn with carefully washed and dried gravel. It is never sold, but destined exclusively for the sick A. CORRESPONDENT forwards in Interesting of Bremen, who receive a very small quantity account of a catch-weight combat wbich occurred on production of a doctor's certificate. At at the Victoria Recreation Club on Wednesday present the supposed value of this-unique-wine-night, between-Messrs. J. and C......e, has so Increased that a bottle containing eight for the championship of a well-known establish glasses would cost 18,000.coo marker, a glassful ment in Queen's Road. We regret that, as the matter is to form the subject of a magisterial investigation, we are unable to detail the various 2,000,000 and a drop 2346 marks. Ar the Magistracy to-day the charge of assault rounds, and describe how effectively the heavy- brought by two excise officers against Tsang weight knelt on his opponent after dashing him to Ya Shang, Government contractor, and two of the ground, and so on. In the meantime perhaps his boatmen, and the counter charge of assault the controlling powers at the V. R. C. will do against the officers, was brought up again something. Two of the men in the excise officers' boat swore that they saw no chasing of Tsang Yu Shang nor any assault upon him. Mr. Wise in giving his decision said that the evidence, though very contradictory, pointed to a definite attack upon Tsang Yu by the aficers; that being so, there was no occasion to pronounce upon the ability or inability of excise officers to arrest persons, though the Ordinance evidently intended that they should have such powers. The two excise officers were fined $10 each, and the others dis- charged.

If you have not bullion yourself its a comfort to know that they have. There are a thousand individuals in the U.S. worth more than cooo, while a good half-dozen can boast of being the owners of £20,000,000! The present fortune of the Vanderbilts totals to the respectable sum The Spanish Consul kindly forwards a tele- of £50,000,000, Rockafeller. President of gram from Bollone which states that a typhoon exists to the north-east of Luzon,

A later telegram received this afternoon, say that the typhoon has doubled Cape Engano and is proceeding towards the 40th degree

LOCAL AND GENERAL. THE P..&O. S. N. Co.'s steniner Ancona left Nagasaki at 5 p.m., yesterday, for this part. It takes a single giri a long while to sew a button on a coat when there's a live man in it.

LONDON has a muscular thief who has pleaded gulity to stealing the entire plant of a plating

effice.

PROFESSOR Lawrie, bf Hyderabad, declares that deaths from chloroform are really due to the im proper method of administration. He contends that Syme's method, which Lister subsequently sanctioned by adopting, is almost absolutely safe. Under this system the respiration only is at tended to, while the ordinary method the pulse as well as the respiration is watched. Lawrie concludes "that the application of chloro- form in ordinary cases is almost criminal unless Synte's method is followed." · He' claims that chloroform bas been given in this way by him and bis students many thousands of times without a single fatality, and refers in support of his position to the Commission appointed by an Indian Prince, which, carrying out experiments on animals, demonstrated that chloroform kills dogs by paralysing the respiration, never by paralysing the heart Needless to say the result, conflicting as I did with Engliat views, was not accepted in London, and another Commission was accordingly appointed, to which the Lanest sent out a member. The Lancet man held the conventional view as to the action of chloroform upon the heart; but the investigation occasioned

the Standard Oil Company, has an annual Income of £3,000,000, or £8000 per day. By compounding this income at six per cent semi. annually, it will be seen that at the end of 25 years his fortune would amount to £160,000,000 Astor's Income, which is even larger, would, at the end-of-25-years, amount-to-175,000,000-a reversal of bls.opinion Jay Gould has £1,000,000 a year, so that in 25 years he would be worth only £5,000,000 There are 36 individual worth over 3,000,000, while there are Ry more worth over 1,000,oca All of these fortunes are, however, not held by men, many women belog high la the list. Mrs. Hettie Green heads the list with £6,000,000, there being 25 others who own over £1,000,000. IT is well known that a visitor when about to enter a Japanese house must lay aside his street: shoes, lest he should soil the immaculate mats, and the follower of Mabomet does the same upon

THE following are the resolutions that the Honorable Phineas Ryrie will move at the public meeting which is to be held at the City Hall, at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday the 23rd Inst., in connec- tion with the appointment of a Chinese Consul át Hongkong :-

RESOLUTIONS.

1. That this meeting views with the greatest. astonishment and regret the action of the foreign office in sanctioning, even experimentsily, the appointment of a Chinese Consel in Hongkong, without having in any way consuited the Hong-

the insignificance of the ruling Manchu Bank to-day istned the following official noti- the visitor to the Old Schloss (palace) at Berlin opinion in a matter so gravely affecting their

is required to make a similar.

As we entered

the palace," says a lady writer in Wide Awake, "we were detained in one of the corridors, and all were obliged to put on soft, thick, grey felt slippers, in which we noiselessly passed over the polished floors leaving no mark upon the shining

interests.

7. That this community ratifies and endorses the opinions expressed in 1870 and in later years by the then Governors and Administrators of Hongkong and by the merchants of those days that the presence in Hongkong of a resident

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DURING the month of May every Infant vaccinated by the medical authorities of the town of Oberursel, near Weisbaden, died. Eleven deaths have thus far been reported, and an investion has been ordered info the character of the lymph, which is believed to have been polionet,

A PRELIMINARY report of the census of Ireland for 189r has been shed. According to the general summary it appears that 4,706, 162 persons (2.317.076 males nad 2.389,086 females) were returned in the enumerators! summaries as constituting the population of Ireland on the night of Sunday, the 5th of last April, thus showing a decrease since 1981 of 458,674 persons. There was during the decade a decrease of 81,171 persons in the province of Leinster, 161.121 in Munster, 125.19 in Ulster, and 98,084 in Connaught. Of the total population 3.549.745 returned themselves as Roman Catholics, 600,810 were returned under the head of Protestant Episcopalians, 446,687 were returned as Presbyterians, and 55,235 as Methodists.

SUPREME COURT.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION, (Before Mr. E. F. Ackroyd, Acting Chief. Justice).

INARTISTIC LYING,

Mr. Morrison, of the water and drainage depaitment, was sued for damages caused to Ng Sik Kiu, a contractor. The same parties appeared in the police court a few days ago, when the defendant was fined fifty cents for assault.

Plaintiff and two other Chlanman sald that defendant struck the contractor with his fist, knocked blm down, and then threw. a brick at him, steking-him-first-on-the-elbow

and then, by a skilful screw cannos, rebaunding on his wrist and breskine a jade stone bangle, worth $70.

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The defendant and a Siich watchman said that the "assault" was nothing more than a push with the open band, plaintiff in stepping back fell over a stone seat, and broke the bangle in his fall

This admission would have given the plaintier a verdict, but in the course of the story about the brick it was so manifest that the plaintiff and his witnesses were lying outrageously that his Lordship said he could not believe a word of their story, and gave judgment for defendant.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATIVE

COUNCIL.

A meeting of the Legislative Council was held this afternoon. There were present-H. E. Major-General Digby Barker, Officer Admini stering the Government, Mr. W. M. Goodman (Acting Colonial Secretary); Mr. A. J.-Leach (Acting Attorney-General): Mr. S. Brown (Sarvayor-General); Mr.J, H. Stewart-Lockhart (Registrar General); Mr. M. G. Mitchell-Innes

0.75 population of China, which has been 1.00 estimated not to exceed 3,500,000, and compare it with the 350,000,000.comprising the population of this vast empire. The encroachments of Russia all along the Waterman: "Na, Indeed, mum-the sharksurface. These slippers consist merely of atoe and Chinese Consul Is most objectionable and (Colonial Treasurer); Messrs. I. J. Keswick,

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northern frontier down to the borders of

Scation :-Mr. H. L. Dalrymple has resigned his seat on the Board of Directors of this Bank, WINTER visitor in Florida "I should love dearly to go sailing, but it looks very dangerous, Do not people often get drowned in this bay never lets anybody drawn !"" ALTHOUGH the Pope is now in his eighty-first year ble voice is still strong and clear, and there no sign of decay in his intellectual faculties, Even his memory, which is usually the first of the faculties to decline, is accurate and tenacious THE Chief Justice of England, in summing-up the baccarat case, repealed to the world that venerable snuffle that there is but ane law alike for the peasant and the prince," He omitted to mention, however, that there are precisely four thousand and one different ways of administering

a sole, with no heel. We were each obliged to

step up in turn before the guard, who dropped them before us; and then skate off over the slippery floors as best we could. No attention is paid to the fit, of course. Each must take them as they come. Mine, continues the writer, were tremendous.. I believe they would have been too large for the biggest man I ever saw so you may imagine that I had to slide along cautiously lest I should lose them. The occa- sional glimpses of ourselves that we had in the mirrors were very ridiculous-standing in these great canal-boats

Korea and on the eastern flank of Man- churia, the wonderful progressive develop- ments of Japan, and lastly the progress in Korea, with Russian and Japanese influence preponderating and completely out-flanking northern China, naturally 'causes the Peking Government concern as $4.50

well as alarm. The consequence has been 7.50 that for years past China has devoted all attention to the protection of her northern Par tot ports-more than in any other direction in the Empire. Enormous sums have been $1.10 expended on the establishment and fortlas. What does that mean, Aunt Lil Pincrease in the admissions 10 hospital among the

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Bessiz: "That Mamie Jones is always showing off her French. I asked her where she was going next summer, and sko sald, me sads Aunt Lil: "Surely you know, Bessie.”—"No, I don't. But I wasn't going to tell Mamie so. So I said, 'May be we'll go there, too,"

SIR WILLIAM FRASER, in his new book, Dls: raeli and his Dxy,” declares that of all men he has seen in pubilc life "the man most fall of splenetle bitterness and vanity was John Bright." He adds that "Bright was belleved by some to be honest because he was fat and rude," but that In reality be was "utterly insincere." COMMENTING upon the gun accident on board H.M.S. Cordelia a naval correspondent informs the Singapore Free Press that & case occurred not very long ago on board the Hyacinth. It was found on examination to have produced a fracture of the steel lining tube, and the damaged gun was replaced at Hongkong by a new one.

Ar the Legislative Council meeting this afternoon the report of the Colonial Surgeon (Dr. P. B. C. Ayres) for 1800 was laid on the table. We make the following extracts from it: There is a large troops this year, with a slight decrease in the average strength. The deaths show a decrease of one. In spite of an unusually healthy year among the generi population, Europeans and Chinese, the sickness amongst the troops is much in excess of the previous nine years, and the number of deaths has only been exceeded three times (in 1885-8-9). The admissions to the Government Cirul Hospital show a very considerable increase this year.

and this in nearly entirely due to the great increase in private paying patients, and the demand is greatly in excess of the capacity of this portion of the establishment. To supply very many who would have been glad to be in the first class of paying patients have had to be many have bad to be turned away. The content with second class accommodation, and

ously against any such appointment being dangerous, and this community protests vigor.T. H. Whitehead, P. Ryrie, and Ho Kai... made or allowed.

3. That the presence of a Chinese Consul to Hongkong will have a bad effect on the resident Chinese population, weakening their sense of the power and authority of the English Government, setting up in their midst a rival authority to which they will be encouraged to appeal on all possible occasions, tending to create a very dancerous "Imperium in Imperio.*

THE CENTRAL MARKET.“

His Excellency-Before we begin, as I see. the members of the Public Works Commities are present, I should like to say that I shall bo very glad if they can conveniently meet at very early date to finally consider the question of the Central Market. The tenders which they ready for them to proced. It is desirable that called for have been received, and therefore all is this matter should not drag on, as I understand that the colony will be put to considerable loss if further delay eccurs.

The Committee meeting was fixed for Tuesday

MINUTES, The minutes of the lost meeting were read and confirmed.

VOTE. A vote of $48. for the salaries of two coolles, was referred to the Finance Committee,

REPORTS.

4. That in face of the recent recrudescence of strong anti-foreign feeling amongst the Chinese throughout the Empire it is most unfortunate that a centre should be set up round which any feeling of that sort existing among the heterogenext," neous mass of Chinese collected in this colony must necessarily gather.

5. That this meeting pledges itself to use all possible means to oppose the permanent appolat. ment of a Chinese Consul in Hongkong, and requests the Chamber of Commerce to watch closely over the interests of the commuulty during the next 12 months.

THUS a contemporary on Von Molike, who it fears will continue to be a standing nulsance in the matter of obituary drivel: It will probably be twenty years before the world realises that he was not a great man after all, but merely a man who came within an ace of greatness and missed it. As a general, Moltke only once met an opponent of first-rate ability, on equal terms, and on that occasion he was licked. He made a considerable name in '64, when he turned dog on the country against the gallant Danes were twenty to one, which educated him-Denmark-hat the odds

incicared this demand. Many people. I have led the German anles to victory under such who under the former system of half-trained conditions almost as well as did Von Wrangel and European and Chinese nurses would never have Malike. He rose to fame when he defeated the thought of applying for accommodation, are Austrians in 165, and staked the needle-gun ao anxious to be received. The ictal sumber against the ancient muzzle-loader a weapon which was as useless in such conditions as the of patients admitted was 1957]

bow-and-arrow or the crossbow, Also fortune was with him in other respects, for he had two armies against one, and the Red Prince and the recently-deceased Frederick-both reasonably good generala-against Benedek, who was as obsolete at his own guns. The poor, fossilised, blue-moulded Austrian had the courage of a whole shipload of Mons, but otherwise be wa merely another sample of the great "Shook er Campridge" fraternity, and there was a strange pathos about the grand old muddled hero, when he had lost all save his indomitable pluck charging like a common soldier into the

A PICULIAR fact has been revealed in the results/BrBhly efficient trained.zureirg staff has | and anything short of an idiot or a corpse could

The Colonial Secretary laid on the table the reports of the superintendent of the Botanical and Afforestation Department, and of the Colonial Surgeon, for 18ga.

FEAK WATER SUPPLY. The Colonial Secretary moved the adoption of the Finance Committee's report in favour of a vote of $1,000 for the extension of the Peak water supply to Magazins Gap. This was passed.

INCREASE OF SALARIES,

The Colonial Secretary moved the adoption of the Finance Committee's report in favour of a vote of $5.540 to meet. the increase of official salaries in excess of the estimates,

fications of Port Arthur, an isolated 1.25 dockyard and fortress near Ta-lien-when 1.50 bay, on the northern shore of the entrance to the Gulf of Pechill, and likewise on Wel-a-wei, on the opposite shore, to the eastward of Chefoo. Moreover, the exten- sion of railways in the north is principally 0.75 directed towards facilitating communica- tions with these defensive ports. Unless means are adopted, at the same time, to establish quick communication for food supplies from the south, on which the north naturally to a great extent relles, these costly works will, in a great measure, be practically useless, more especially as 1,10 China does not possess a navy worthy of the term either in vessels or in organization of officers or men. The effectual blockade 75 of the Gulf of Pechill, Isolating the two Loa defensive ports, would be a matter of easy accomplishment by any well appointed and comparatively small fleet, and if at the 1,00 same moment China was opposed by any of the northern Powers indicated above, 640 the position at Peking would be critical to the extreme. These considerations ought go to have weight with the Chinese Govern- ment, which is now stand upon one leg in the matter of railwave cartridge cases, well knowing them to have been them, he abandoned his plunder and fed from Prussian bullet would send him to join his vota, for I am very friendly with most of the Good Leeward Island...$1.50 per Gallon as if she depends simply on this arm only in a northern direction, and omits the LIQUEURS.

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The Hongkong Lelegraph.

HOXOXONO, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1891.

of the recent annual examination for appoint. ment to vacancies in the Keyham College for training naval engineers, Fifty candidates out of 1to falled in apelling, which would indicate that in the cramming on other subjects of examination spelling was not considered of

Importance.

THR Straits Times states that the Municipality of Singapore has $510,000 with its bankers, and suggests that this might be used with advantage in deal to Raube, Jelebus, innance shares, and other sound local stocks. The profits, our contemporary thinks, could be used to build the new Municipal Offices, to establish a Municipal pension fund, and for other such purposes.

In the Police Court to-day a Chinaman was

stolen from the military authorities. A constable swore that he saw three soldiers and a Chins- man take the cartridge cases to defendant's the price. The case was adjourned until Monday house, and that he heard them bargaining about

A LIGHT and cheerful American lle is just noW going round the press concerning a gentleman who cleaned out all the bortable goods, jewellery and liquors of a certain Mexican town by means of hypnotisms. He wandered through the streets, and fixed bis evil eye on every citizen who seemed to have assets, and about an hour afterwards the inhabitants began to call in and give him their watches, clothes, furniture, and bric-a-brac generally. Unfortunately, ten excited gentleman visited him with a rope and asked an explanation, and instead of frees ng them up with

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Mr. Whitehead: Your Excellency, I rise' to. oppose this vote, as I am still ofopinion that the. financial position of the Colony does not justify this additional expense. I opposed the original vate some time ago, and on principle I must oppose this also.

The Colonial Secretary asked if the bon.

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member had opposed the vote in the Finance

Mr. Whitehead -I did not oppose this vote in the Finance Committee, simply because it would have been of no use. But I do so LOW, in the Council, a matter of form,

Mr. Ryrle It is well understood in the Council that a member when he has approved of a vote in the Finance Committee can ut01 oppose it in the general meeting of Council. That has been laid down over and over again,

effect to their

The Colonial Treasurer seconded. The vote was passed by seven to three, Mr.

Koswick voting with the Government.

the scene. The average hypnotic lie always slaughtered troopers. Moltke's third great show

tems to come to a lame and impotent ending was against the French in 1870, and there officers in question; but as a matter of principle e this. If hypnotism were the power it is also his luck stood by him, for the French fully agree with my bon. friend that we must icked up to be the professor of the art would only mustered some 250,000 men to oppose stick to our colours, if we are going to oppose

this increase at all. round and petrify banks with his over twice that number, and they gave the

The Colonial Secretary said he had not for mysterion Brt, and get forty separate command to the apoplectic. Breaine, Moltke Herring's Cherry Cordial | make the southern development of railways | » WHAT! a boy of your age doesn't know the ↑ overdrafts ; or he would stun hotels; with his gained a lot of credit by doubling up that ancient one moment intended to suggest that the hon,

members had no right to oppose the vote; all. Charirense Dr. Siegert's Angostura of primary importance and necessity, then parts of speech " said the school teacher. unholy device, and get fire board and lodging, ham, but Barsine had beet doubled-up long he meant was that at the last meeting the Bitters, c. she will certainly rue, the day sooner or Nom replied the boy."Haven't you ever and gratis liquor; or floor wealthy capitalists, before that time, in Mexico, by a costala Indian Finance Committee unanimously approved the later. We therefore feel sanguine hopes heard of a noun P—"Ob, yes'ka ("—"Well, and make im band over the accumulated lawyer named Justes, and there were lots of vote, and he was only $ He had explained

what comes next "Don't know," said the loot. But in real life, instead of this he generals scaltered over Europe who could have report in moving its adoption. elegraph. that the event we chronicle, the adoption by pleasoemember that. Then letes the afres some seedy person to eat candite and math caravan

in the Finance Commitee that there of railways by China's once dependent "Now please remember that here for after imaginary rats on the stage, while be collars and bis caravan of liquor, and his other appar- increase as well as a decrease on the estimates tributary state Slam, will have its reflex how fat follows that "A proverb," the scanty gate-money 1 and this feebleness of tenances. A few months later Moltke nendly met

and the net result was a slight decrease in the was the quick response.

purpose gives him away. Once, however, a man of his own size in the shape of Chanzy, action at Peking, and by force of example you love my daughter ?" said the old man remarks our cheery friend the Bullsis, there but missed him. That brilliant Frenchman, with amount sanctioned. He moved that the vote be

passed. (which carries more weight in shaping Love her he exclaimed passionately; "why, came to Sydney hyphotist who aimed at higher his army of ploughboys, clerks and farmers, Chinese policy than is generally credited) sir, I would die for her! For one soft glance things than these, and he broke down miserably broke up Mekke's plans so effectually that it had He got a well-known George-street batler to go actually been resolved that the siege of Paris must induce China to promptly follow suit, and from those sweet cyck X would hurl myself from under the Influence at a public exhibition, and be abandoned; but just at the fatal moment

yonder cliff and penib, a bleeding, bruised develop a railway system in her southern mass upon the rocks two hundred feet below, put him through the customary performance. Baraine surrendered Metz, and 200,000 Germans Next day wealthy patron wanted a private who had been besleging that city rolled down like provinces without waiting until her mineral The old man shook his head. I'm something exhibition of the magician's powers, and he took a torrent on the new hero and headed bim off by edition of the Hongkong Ordinances was passed., resources develope, for these, according to of a liar myself held "ate in deation him along to the hatter's shop, sed, atending out theer weight of numbers Once in his early life, SUNDAY HARBOUR LABOUR

fox a small family like mine.* Application side, commanded the subject to rush ont, however, the deceased Marshal met a man of Mr. Whitehead gave notice of his intention, present regulations, will be when the dismissed.

Having once come under the will of the operator genius on equal zermis, and the man of genius to move, at the next meeting, the first reading millennium, becomes an accomplished fact, A FEW weeks since an extraordinary incident he ought to have been seized on the instant with smashed him up. Moltke formed the new Turkish of a Bill to amend the Sunday Harbour Labour at which period, we may safely conclude, occurred at the links on Fairfield Common, a hidden prompting ef some sort, and to have army in the reign of Sultan Mahmoud, and went Ordinance by substituting It October for Its connection with the Burton and High Issued forth, dragged by invisible hands; but he into Syria as virtual commander of that splendid 1st August as the day on which it is to come railways will be altogether superfluous.

Peak Golf Club. The treatyrer of the Club didn't issue worth a cent. The hypnotist sawed-force-to-wallop the despleed Egyptian and recone into operation, was out playing, and had made an unpota- the air and made passes, but no one came, He | qoer Egypt, But though one Turk was better. EASTHE QUEEN'S ROAD BLASTING" monly Aus drive, when, to his consterna kept it up for about half an hour, and it began to than two Egyptiana, Mehmet Ali and hit

Mr. Whitehead gave notice of his inten slos, he observed for which was grazing ratu, and atha there were no results. Finally they adopted son ibrahim made up the difference. on the common deliberately walk up to his got so wet that they couldn't stand it any longer, Moltke confined himself after that to fighting tion to ask at the next meeting :-Xe and swallow it The rules of the game provide so they went into the shop and inquired for the fifth rate mes, and built ble reputation by revis the Government aware of, and If so, did for “e lost ball," but the question was, could this patient, and then it transpired that he had left ving the milliary organisation of Frederick the it sanction, the blasting of rocke which took place ball be said to be lost when the player know for Melbourne that morning. The story breaks Great, with modifications, and passing it off as in the drain in the comparatively narrow the completion of the railway-survey His Majesty the Emperor of Germany has where it was? An entry was made in the club's off short jonk there for more knows whether the blow And rederies got most of his thoroughfare of Queen's Road Central, opposite under the auspices of Sir Andrew CLARKE | been entertained at a brilliant banquet by Her beaks of this unwanted incident. How many batter would have rashed out or not, supposing organisation from Leopold of Bessau, and passed the Hongong kota, whúc By Dr if drsty Hoff'ng dff sway it was w-square-don) all round,” concentrates, on Monday 13th, Wednesday ish, from the Siamese ospital to the frontera, Majesty the Queen 23. Windsor Castley, the | Wells did Sewan's deh-pend swallow we wonder? | he had bean present. Most likely he wouldn't,

Tax telegram which we publish in another column, stating that, the King of Slam yesterday turned the sod of the first rail way in Slam, marks another important epoch of progressive development in the Far East. The line is from Bangkok to Paknam-Petriou, and is 39 miles in length, 4 feet 8 gauge and runs towards the entrance of the river, tapping the most fertile rice districts of the country, and bringing the rice expert within an hour's transport of the heavy draught shipping

TELEGRAMS

at the entrance of the Bangkok river. THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AT WINDSOR, This event, following so quickly upon

Loupon, July Eth.

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THE HONGKONG ORDINANCES,

A vote of $2,800 for the printing of a concise

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