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HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1892.
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLÜB RACE
MEETING, 1892.
OFT-DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH, 1893. The MAYOOS RACK, for all beaten ponies; once round; weight, 10st; 1st price, $10; and prize, $ro, third prize, 25. Mr. John Peel's gr. Flatcatcher,...Chang Hong Mr. Busey's. gr. Viper,................. Panch 2 Mr. Ess' cr., Golden Cloud...........Koo Yane, o
Flatcatcher and Viper made joint running until coming down the hill by the village, where the former assumed command and, making the remainder of the running,won comfortably by three lengths, Golden Cloud, after lying off several lengths, came strongly at the faith and only lost second honours by a short neck. Time | a min. 3 secs.
THE Superintendent of the P. & O. S. N. Co, informs us that the steamship Clyde, with the next English mail, left Singapore for this port at 7p.m. yesterday,
THE crops of tobacco at Hedaan, Japan, are asid to have been unusually successful last year, and present averages over 3,000 catties daily. the quantity aniving in the Tokyo market at
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THE combined Manila press has sent a telegram to the Spanish Colonial Minister, as follows:
lency to use every effort towards the securing of a "The pices of the Philippines begs your Excel- treaty with the United Staten for the free import of sugar. The prosperity of the colonies depends on this." This is signed in the name of every paper in the Philippines, although there is Chamber of
of Commerce In Manila. Probably it is something like the Hongkong Chamber, JAPANESE pollice still continue give good deal of varicly to the routine of everyday life. The stall of the Hosku, Shimpo, a journal published at Olta, had to defend the office the other day against the onslaught of number of scamps. The "comps are said to have captured several of their assailants. According to the Advertiser Mc. Asane Jumpel, a candidate of the National Party for election to the Diet from one of the divisions of Ishikawa Prefecture, was set upon by several roughs on the 6th lost, and only saved from brutal usage by the presence of several constables, The Tiysi Skimpo reports the arrest at Gifa on the 8th inst of over twenty persons on charges of having accepted or offered bribes in connection with the candidature of Mr. M'meda Telich, who is standing for the fourth division of the prefecture.
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WE ouderstand that the China and Menila Co.'s steamer Diamanis, Capt. Gerard, which bas been laid up for some time pist, will shortly THE Saigon Tribuns, aftur mentioning' as attractions at race meetings "the pleasant resume running between here and Manila.
accompaniment of the regimental band, the THREE Japanese stowaways were discovered on bright sunshine, the varied costumes and the board the Edendale in Kobe as that steamer pretty women, a sufficiently charming assembly was about to sail for Hongkong on February to drag one away from the cafs where otherwise toth. The Japanese police took them in hand, one's spare hours would be spent goes on to any you add to this, one day pari THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Royal mutuels and another day sweeps, and the other | Mall Steamer Empress of China, Captain diversions of this nature provided by the com
Archibald, from Yokohama n the ith inst,mittee, then you can understand how it is there' arrived at Vancouver on the 22nd, one day meetings are so remarkably successful." M'yes. shead of schedule time,
And if you take away the pari-mutuel, and the sweep, and the other diversions, then you can understand how it is that the recent Hongkong race meeting was so remarkably unsuccessful. Ugh!
"BROWNIE"-"My dear, la return for the poem that I wrote for you, you have sent me a lock of bal. But alas! how is it sc that it is not from your head " Bridget-" That is fair enough. Neither was the poem from your own head, sure!"
IN connection with the new U. S. postal sub
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ACCORDING to Japanese vernacular papers the latest returns of the damage done by the earth- quake in Gifu-ken show that out of a total of 181,514 houses in the 'prefecture, 4,431 weṛe burnt to the ground, 51,006 were wrecked, 23
The total number of persons killed" was 4956, and severely injured 3,419.
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IN Japan a youth 19 years of age, Yoshino Sataro by name, has been sentenced to ond month and 15 days imprisonment with hard labour for infringing the regulations relating in gun powder, by manufacturing dynamite without a licence. Yoshine purchased realgar and muriatle acid for the purpose of making the dysamite, which he used for killing foxes and badgers, This seems to have been the youth's idea of "sport !!!
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AT YOKOHAMA, the other day, a coolle being pressed for cash sold his 8 year old daughter to a Chinaman for the fabulous sam of sen 6 25, but before effecting the sale he was foolish enough not to square the police; hence the tears and vain regrets that followed. The father was antested and placed in prison, as was also a woman (they will cicep in somehow) who acted as go-between the business. The difficulty was eventually solved by the coolle repudiating the sale, and bis daughter was returned to him by the authorities. In reference to this business a Yokobama contemporary sorrowfally walls that instead of passing the rest of her days to comfort in the Celestial's mansion the unfortunate damsel will now be compelled to slarve in her own ancestral ball.
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Twe P. & O. S. N. Co's steamers Brindisi and Gwalior left Bombay, the former on the 17th Inst, and the latter on the aand, for this port. THE British bueque Marquis of Lori was re.... sold by public auction, in Kobe, by Mr. J. M. Mair, on February 5th, the purchaser being a Japanese named Shimadra, and the price pild $3,300, or $3,400 less than the realised at the first sale
KOWLOON LAND AND BUILDING CO., LIMITED.
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An extraordinary general meeting of share holders in the above Company was held this afternoon. Mr. F. Henderson presided and there Cox (Directors). D. Musso, J, Gocamann, P. were also present-Messrs. F. A. Gomes, J. H, Cama, H. J. Holmes, and C. E. M. Machado.
The chairman stated that the directers had no objection to the proposed reduction of fees. The requisition sent in for the calling of the meeting. wasnot signed by a sufficiently large proportion of shareholders to be legally valid, but as the Hoard did not wish to stand in the way of shareholder they called the meeting by their own verted power. The rate of remuneration had been fixed when the Company's prospects seemed very, bright, and it was better to reduce it now,
Mr. Holmes then moved, Mr. Musto seconded, and the meeting passed the tenolation as adver tised, that the Articles of Association be altered so as to reduce the directors' fees to one tenth. Thli concluded the business of the meeting.
CORRESPONDENCE.
[We do not necemeally endorse the opinions exprataad by Components in sila colamaă
THE HONGKONG ATHLETIC CLUB.
TO THE EXTOR OF THE "Horakowa Talighark." : SIR-In the China Mall of the 22nd inst appears a notice calling the Annual General Meeting of the above named Club, rald notice being signed by "A. Denison."
What portion of this nominal club Mr. Denison I look to the report for 1891 (just to hand) for is, the advertisement does not say.
under the reading of "Hon. Secretary ;" and on information, and find his name on the first page the last page beigas the report as such but this must be a mistake, as Mr. Denison is not a member of the Club. "How then can he be the Hon. Secretary?
My eye then wanders to the statement of accounts, and I find the first item on the credit de in By Subscriptions $1,10." Thencal giance to the list of members on 3rd page, which totals up 135 names Now 135 by Stom$',350. If the accounts are right, then the list of members is wrong and vice versa.
The commitice in submlting their report for 1891 slate that many of the members have not paid their subscriptions for that year." Such crass ignorance of the Articles of Association on the committee's part is almost beyond belief. Do they really think the members will swallow this report as a correct statement of the affales of the Club ? Let me inform the committee that any person who did not pay his subscription prior to the 31st of March, 1891, ceased to be a member on that date according to Article 24
Yours faithfully,
A MEMBER: Hongkong, 24th February, 1893.
Esq.; for subscription griffins that have rug and not been placed during the meeting weight for inches; one mile; entrance, $5, to go to second pony.
ON Monday last Mr. J. H. Cor gardener at Tsim Sha Trol was found picking flowers in Mr. Mr. Jones' Twll-y-wynog, tost. alb..........
He was remon- Chater's adjoining garden. Mr. Orlebar I
strated with, and then he called a number of Mr. Twain's br, Cachet d'Or, 1ost, glb.
coolles from a shed close by to "go for" Mr. Capt. Glubb 1 Mr. John Peel's gr. Candid, 10st. gib.........
Chater's gardeners. This call was responded to Mr. Gresson 3
and the result was that the latter were driven 1.25 Mr. Barker's bl. Camberley, 11st. 1lb..........
back under a shower of bricks (pulled up from Mr. Maclean o
around the flower beds in Mr. Chater's garden).
Under the heading of "Commitice" the names The retreating gardeners barricaded themselves Mr. Wayfoong's b. Walnut, röst, 12lb. ........................
in their hut and the attacking party then used
of 28 influential men are given, but only 14 DE Mr. Green THE Daily Advertitur says that Mr. Woolf battering ram against the door and there these appear on the list of members. I wonder Mr. Calthorpe's br. The Hair Trunk, rret, alb. Beodoff was unable to find sufficient support to would have been material for a modern flad, how many of these gentlemen had a hand in
Mr. Taylor o justify bim in giving an exhibition in Japan. It but that Inspector Hansen, apo Mr. Cox said Very few of them, I should hope, for their seputa
like a diurmaking up or agreeing to this ridiculous report Mr, Octavio's gr. Allendale, 10st. 13lb............. was thought that with the assistance of an * machina. The gardener of
Mr. Manter o
amateur or two in the matter of sparring, relieved that he merely went to pick mushrooms fu Mr. tions' sake, The Hair Trunk got best away and made by some innocuous wrestling and a fencing bout Chater's garden by order of his master play with Camberley la close attendance, or two, Mr. Bendail, might have been able to showed a basket containing some. He dentea until passing the three-quarter-of-a-mile post, bring off something after the assault-at-arme plucking flowers, but some were found strewn from which point he dropped clear out style. But various obstacles intervened and then the garden. Bilcks were strewn all over the of sight, and a grand race home, in which Frolessor went his way on Feb. 11th bound for place, having been pulled up from the borders 1.10 | Mr. Orlebar rode splendidly, resulted, in favor of Frisco on the Empress of China.
of flower beds. Prisoner, who is known to the "Tiddley-w[nica" by a short head, the same distance separating second and third. Time THE report of the Kobe Publishing Co., Limited, police sa disorderly character, was fined $5 for (Kobi Herald office) shows that the Company' The SANB-SOUCI CUP, presented by D. E. Sas-gross earnings for last year were $7.594.65, soon, Esq.; for sil beaten ponies; subscription showing a monthly average of $632.88. The working expenses during that period were grifius allowed ribs. one mile and a quarter; 36,616.81, leaving a profit of $967.84, which sum, entrance fee, 85, to go to second pony.
however, is required to set against the loss on Case Mr. Burey's gr. Flatcatcher, 11st. 4ib........................ the previous year's working. The man who 3 doz.
Capt. Glubb I
thus tarned a losing concern into a paying one, Pints. Mr. Twain's hr.Waterloo, 11st. lb. Mr. Green 2
and spent the year in downright slavery for the Mr. John Peel's gr. Solace, rost. Bib..............
benent of his employer, has been dismissed Mr. Greason 3 without even a vote of thanks, and his place has Mr. G. H. Potts's br. Rialto, rost, alb...... been taken by a shipping clerk, a friend of one
Mr. Sampson o of the directors. Such le life. Mr. G. H. Potts's d. Susewind, rist, th
Mr. Macicano ALL' is not goid that glitters in the Manila trade. Mr. Wayfoong's ch. Chesouls, rost, gib. aas
Recently the eminent firm of Batterfield & Swite Mr. Couttso put the twin-screw 14-knot coaster Wuchang on Mr. Lea's gr. Hostage, rest. 7ib...Mr. Orlebar the Hongkong Manila route in what is believed to be direct opposition to the Indo-Chins Co.'s Surewind came clear away until three fur- Vikrang. She made two trips, and to-day longs from home, where Flatcatcher got on terms, started on her thlid voyage to the capital of the Per and making the remainder of the running, won Philippines almost empty, and
bat, appears that,
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SIR, The suggestion of your correspondent "British Master in yesterday's issue is very good Indeed, and it is a wonder to many mariners As we opined some time ago the political atmos that a minute gun was not established at Cape phere of Japan grows denser, and the lock-out D'Agullar years ago. It would greatly ald is the reverse of encouraging. Not that there is vessels attempting to "make port" in a fog. anything for foreigners to dread, or to trouble Time is money now-a-days, and as it would shout, but friends of the Land of the Rising result in saving time it would benefit the ship San cannot but feel sorry at the figure the owners as well as their employees, and the rate- pollucians of that country are at present cutting
It has been long claimed for japan that the Payeen indirectly. Yours, etc.,
the
aspirations of her, leading public men were towards an ideal forms of civilized government; one that would benefit by, and be founded on past experiences of the foremost nations of Europe, but the present electoral campaign tends only to show how narrow the line is which divides the new from the old Japan, how thin their veneer of European civilization, and how rotten is the form of their much vaunted government Every Japanese newspaper that comes to bind contains accounts of political disturbances, riots, and often murders. The Reds Chronicle states
of civil war. At Sagawa, 400 men on each side
OLD SKIPPER. Hongkong, 24th February, 1899. Hongkong in only 50 years of age) Don't be in
such a hurry.-Ed. H.K, T.)
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B John Jameson's Pics Old,
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every ilme, it is almost whelly B. & S.'1 cargo auber fast trip up the Wuchang brought half sugar for the Taikoo Refinery. Of general cargo a lighter-load of cigars, which should prove en- couraging to the Napoleon of our local Chamber of Commerce.
Mr Scott, Miss Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Creagh, Mr. Me Summer, C.M.G., Mits. Skloner, Mr. Bland, injured, B. Campbell, Mr. Higgins To Hongkong
Mr. Garland have the brend
fought a pitched battle with the result that two men were killed outright, three fatally on, so and a large number serious has the state of affairs become that many of the people are fleeing to the mountains. At Yoshikawa, one man was killed and three fatally wounded, wills at
$1.30 The Maroo8' CHAMPIONS, for winners only; one mile and a quarter; weight; rost.; 1st prize, 1.40
$151 2nd prize, 815; 3rd prize, $5.
Per Messageries Maritimes steamer Djemnak, Mr. John Peel's gr. Talisman.........Tien San 1.75
from Mareilles, March 6To Shanghai: MK Mr. Sassoon's gr. Thunderbolt....Koo Yuen 2 A SCIENTIFIC contemporary dilating upon well-
5. Deicon Mr. P. M. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Burnside's gr. Parmesan,.....Schumann 3 digging observes that the temperature goes on Fukuoka, the combatants were in such deadly Alder. To Hongkong General A. H. Gordon, Mr. Sassoon's br. Baccarati «................Snipe increasing faster and faster the deeper the wall earnest that eight houses were pulled down, Mrs. Gordon, Mr. Buxey's gr. Reciprocation.......Punch o gets. For instance, the increase in the thousand and three men lest their lives. All these Per Mertagetted Maritimes steamer
steamer Fangtze, Tallman, took the lead after going half the feet of descent from 1,375 feet to 3.375 feet is things happen in spite of the presence of a force from Marseilles, March 10 To Shanghal : Mr. journey, and won a very fine race from Thunder about 13. lie the increase in the thousand of gendarmes and policemen, Why the author-WG. Gaidon, Mr. J. H. Craven, 0.75 bolt by couple of lengibs, with the "sub" feet from 3375 feet to 4.375 feet is more than ties do not intervene, and disperse these exclin Per P. and O stramer Clyda, from London,
Hongkong: Mr. Hany. Arkell similar progression, depth doon, be assert that it is because one band of fighters is Per. F. 0.73 Immortal Schumann, a capital third. Time a reached where every sold substance would be working for the offelal candidate, and the Jan 31.To Hongkong: Mr. E. A, Stanton
min. 471 seconds.
melted,
Our magnanimous spirit here again supineness displayed certainly gives colour to the Mr. Chenoweth, Lieut. L. G. Tulach. The SPORTING CUF, presented by E., R. Bellos, sprende its snowy pinions, for it is for the statement. Indeed the list of killed and wounded Per F and O. steamer-Rome, from London,
E141 for subscription grimus owners up expecial benefit of "Granny's" staff that we now has become quite formidable. On January 22nd, Jan. 29.--To Shanghai 1 Mr. G. Lawrence, catch weights over ræst.. Half a mile,
remind it of the risk that their souls are running; a speaker was killed at Susski. In a fight at Per P. and O. steamer Arcadia, from Leadoo, Mr. Doblia's gr. The Rejected, Mr. Gresson 1 should the course of action not be materially Kamigori, on January 27th, four men were Feb. 5-To Hongkong : Mrs. Robles, Mr. and Mr. Taylor's gr. Partisan...Mr. Taylor a altered.
slain on January 201b, at Takacka-gori, one Mra Hattic, Miss Hattle. From Colombo-To Mr. Roderick's gr. Gaiety, .........Mr. Gray 3 A GENTLEMAN well known in the best circles &
was killed while at Hata-gor, on the Hongkong: Mr. and Mrs. J. Searing, Miss E 1.To Mr. G. H. Potis's br. Rialto Mr. Potta few days ago attempted suicide by hanging from
same day, a Superintendent of Police received M. Plume, Mr. C. May. To Colombo.-For
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Pet Pasand steamer Parramalla, from the roth. There, with the twelve men killed or Galety a fair third Time 67 stce.
was soon summoned, and ordered the patient to racrtally wounded on the 13th inat, bring the London, March 4th-To Hongkong Capt. R. by D. E. Bassoon, Esq. from the Black Rock be put to bed and the usual restoratives applied. total, as far as our information goes, up to Murray Rumsey, R.N., and Mrs. Rumney, Mr.
and by he regained consciousness, opened twenty-five. There must be a flaws or neglect and Mss. Bird, d By
of day somewhere, loc such great loss of human once round and in 3 catch weights; entrance his eyes, found himself in strange place with life to be is
Per Glen Line steames Glanarinsy, from les, $5, to go to second pony,
Inflicted, without the authorities taking London, January seth To Hongkang Mr. and lovely creatures fitlog about him, and gently
steph most decisive ster The Mr. Sid's gr. Rocket ...Mr. Maclean 1 he sighed "Ahl feared I might have been booked
These galant young men were malely responsible for the disturbancer Mr. Landals' gr. Fidget Mr. Landals 3|| Tribune.
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THE LIKING OUTRAGE IN as Mr. Hough's wh. The War Home Mr. Hough ONE of the Japanese entire papers, the of Kumamoto is appealing for the austrumos FORMOSA.
Mr. John Peel's gr. Solace. Orlebar Skogye, makes serious charge against the gendarmes. This is not to be wondered at Finest Old Jamales, Violet
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It called 10. After coming to grief in the preliminary canter, Captain of the German steamer Els induced there, elicited any response."
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Good Leeward Island...$1.50 per Gallen, Rocket made all the running and, holding the two Japanese women (Maeta jo, aged 21, andoza, prepared to die in execution of certan 18th inst. are very much to the point, and lasus safe from start to finish, won in a common. Inouye Fast, aged 20) to proceed la his steamer. besleess in connection with the elections. There capecially in view of recent troubles at Cantos Benedictine Maraschino
canter from Viper, with Fidget a bad third.
Upon the Kobe police proceeding on board is ars plenty of oral ready to answer such an between foreign merchants and the emissaries Curacos
Heering's Cherry Cordial CRINITIAL STEEPLECHASE-from the Black reference to the matter, he denied all knowledge appeal. The sort are formed from the same of the Lake Vamen Chartreuse Dr. Siegert's Angostura Enck once round and in Catch weights of any Japanese women being on the vessel, and class from which the ruins or wire-men steam launch belonging to the Asping
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also refused to allow the police to search, the wanderers, fellows without a lord and without Launch Compiny was lying at Takow, with a Salpe a ship Hp departed from Kobe on the 3rd home-sprangThey have failed at college, or carge of dried fish which she had been chartered
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else their education has unfitted them for by Chinese firms to carry to Anping. He and the Kobe pallen having been unabis Mr. Lintom's go Grayleg Schuman to effect anything, telegraphed to the Japanese industrial parasite in the turmoil of an election and vlted, and she was to start for Aupleg the humble: exercise of trading, mercantile, or manifest had been presented to the Customs Kayman Consal in Hongkong asking him to send back
TRAUSTY Mr. John Peel's gr. Solios, susitaLong-lega
the women if he found them. The Consal here they and congenial employment it is a racial on the morning of the 13th Viper led all the way and show a stiff struggle knows nothing of any such telegram nor of the spirit which animates them, and it wil, faks Thek avoning before, the likin⠀reaners generations to sradicate pakke keermogely dones on board, smashed in the decký with Rialto, won at the finish without an unorte l'allegations against the captain,
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