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Mr. Sassoon's br. Mighty, rrat. Sib. (loch. 71b, Owner Mr. Boxey's b. Royalist, st. 2lb... Mr. Baker 3 Mr. Utn's br. Nonparell, 1ost 1zib.Mr. Reynello Mr. Umber's gr. Vintage, rost. zalb

Mr. F. A. Sampson of Mr. John Peel's b. Oliver Twist, rost, 131b...

Mr. Hough o Royalist was first favorite with 69 backers la the "parl." Mighty second with 41, and Light- ning third with 39 out of a total of 155 To good sed-off Lightning made play at a fast pace from his stable companion, with Royalist third, und the others untpaced from the start. The favorite passed Mr. Sasson's, mount at the far side of the course and drew close up to the leader, but bad shot his bolt long before the straight wa reached and again fell back into 'seo-nd place. Mighty challenged Lightning halfway dawn, but the chestnut enally held his own and won

Time, r'min. 488 secs.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1893.

Vagrant made a desperate effort for the lead. At the half-mile post he had drawn close up but was beaten before reaching the Monument leaving Home Guard to go an by himself and win by balf a dozen lengths to 5 min. 357 sec the fastest time on record for this distance. The MANCHU STAKES; value, Tis, too; f

Chira poties, bond fide griffins at date of entry, that have run and not won a race; weight fo inches as per sesley.entrance, Tis 5 One

tist, tib

mila and a quarter.

Mr. Sassoon's wh. Snowstorm, Mr. Daline 1: Mr. John, Peel's sk. Norseman, rist.

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The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLYCHASE, Value, and a ration of the mu test programme was receplan. The Empress William had a con- Tis. 150; for China pales ; second pony, Tis performed by the Estudiantina America Comelon, which lastedd a hour, with His Holl so weight for Inches as per scals non-pany, which was on its way to the Chicago nessalone

LONDON, April 24th. winners of a steeplechase allowed slba.; Expositis. During the ceremonies the mod vertinga entrance, Tls. 5; twice round a course selected attacked the buliding. Many stones wate Serbas ilote took place at Hu'l on Saturday' by the stewards.

thrown, and those who were participating in the night between strikers and the police, who made reported charges on the rioters with batons, rites werd driven from the lodgesrooms.

Having driven out the Masons the mobs cked Many were injured on both sides, and yesterday, the fade-room and burned the balling. The several of the loaders were rated. Some huge famirprs in the room and the Instruments timber stacks were set on fire in the Hall decks, belonglagto the Estudiantlas America Company and the police and some of the Royal were removed to the street, piled in a beap and Marines are assisting to extinguish them. The thea butted. A few shots were fired during the disturbances were renewed yesterday evening melet, ons of which wounded the American Con-en the strikers attempted to board steamer, sular Aptat, Emillo de Cazorla, in the leg. The riots was cured by the action of the Masons la Ignoring an edict against their ceremonies, which had been issued by the Roman Catholic Bishop of Arequipe. The Sub-Prefect of Police, who made no effort to protect the Masons, has been damfised by the Government and will be placed on trial.

Mr. Inch's gr. Bendigo, list. lb...Mr. Reany. I Mr. Crawford's cb. Vniue, Iost, alb...

Mr. Read a Mr. Choufl-or's bl. Ta-m-ra-boom-de-ay, ......

rat, glb.............Mr. C. R. Burkill 3 Mr. A. W. Bucktil's gr. Camptown, 101, 13lb.

Mr. Midwood a Mr. Joster's gr. Guarantee, tost. Talb

Mr. Sauter o Mr. Hough 1

Mr. Weed's gr. Dán, 101, 10 h...Mr. Malherba o Mr. Fernando's p. Buccaneer, 11st. b.........

Mr. Midwood Mr. Trebau's gr. Rob Roy, tost. Tolb........

13.

Mr. F. A. Sampton o Mr. Choodler's gr. Correct, cost, 121b..........

Mr. Reynell o

Bendigo, Garantee, Camptown and Venture were all freely supported Bendigo and Camp Mr. Crawford o town made play fiat de round, Guarantee coming to grief at the Long fel fence and unicat Mr. Fearon o Ing Mr. Sauter, who exoped with a few bruises, In the second round Bendigo gradually drew Mr. Readerway, and jamping is good style eventually. scored an easy win by six lengths from Venture, Mr. F. A. Sampson o with Ta-re-ra-bi1m-cleay third,

Mr. Crawford'a gr. Raphazard, 1181. 4lb.

Mr. Dreux's bi. Chiquits, rost. g'b.timaveres

Mr. H. Sampon 1ost. Izib, unin Mr. C. F. Barkill o Mr. Susa's gr. 'Falstaff, tost, ralb. Mr. Wolney Mr. Ring's ch. Madelia, 11st, 1lb. ...........................en.

Mr. Meyerlako Mr. Common's b. Childeric, 101. 9'b

Mr. Machado a Mr. Toeg's b. Congo, 1st. 1lb...Mr. Sassoon Mr. Bedford's ch. Chloro, trat, qibin

'Mr. Dunn's gr. [Starveling,

cleverly by a couple of lengths; a bad thir, Hampton's gu, Shanks, 11st. 10lb. The EXCHANGE PLATE, value, Tis.--presented Mr. Sassoon's gr. Frivollty, 2011, 11'b. Live

by the Bankers and Exchange Brokers of Shanghal; for China ponies, Jond fids griffins

Mr. Godolphin's ch. West Barbary, I1st. ¿īb.' at date of entry ;' weight for inches, as per scale winners at this meeting of one race 7 br. extra, and of two or more races rolbs. extra; entrance, Tis. 5. From the two-and. a-half-mile post, once round and in. Mr. Saston's bl. Blackberry, x1st, 1lb. (incl.

7!b. cx)..........Mt. Season t Mr. Josser'sgr. Flicfy, 1st. 81b. (incl. gib, ex)

Mr. H. Sampson 2 Mr. Ring's ch. Madelin, 11st, alb. Mr. Baker 3 Mr. Common's b. Childeric, sost, gib. m

- Mr. Crawford o Mr. Treg's b, Conge; rest, rib, Mr. Rand o Mr. Bedford's cb. Chloro, 11st. 4lb. **

Mr. Ramsey D Mr. Sassoon's gr. "Preceptor, rxat, 1lb. gone. Mr. Dalias Mr. Dunn's gr. Starveling, rost, salb, umnu Mr. C. R. Burkill Mr. Ring's ch. Ceman, 101t, zalb,

Mr. Machado o Mr. Rlag's gr. Omar, Trst 11'b. (Incl. yib, ex)

Mr. Meyerink o Preceptor the popular fancy, with Fires in alranst qual demand, Blackbers hd 30 sup- porters out of 279 Blackberry had the best of the stars and showed the way to Firedr, Osmen, and Congo, the favorite heading the others. At the Loang-fei gate Congo ran into second place and there positions. were maintained until reaT the half-mile post, where Firefly pused Mr. Tong's pray and raced after the leader. At the top of the straight the winner of the Jockey and Concordia Copy had almost drawn level, when Through swerving badly across the course he lost his place, and although Mr. Sampson quickly put him straight, and be finished gamè sa a pebble, he just fall:d to get up, Blackberry win- ning a grand rice by a head, with Madeira a fair third and Preceptor fourth. Time, 2 min.

46 Keck,

The SHANTUNG STAKES ; a forced entry for all subscription griffins not otherwise entered in auhicription races, optional for other subscrip tion panies; first pony to receive yo per cent, second pony 20 per cent, third pony to per cent, of the entrance fees; weight for inches as per scale; the winner of one race b. extra, of two races alb, extra; entrance, Tis. 5. One mile.

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NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

The following telegrams from our San Francisco exchanges were crowded out of last night's issue :——

Pants. April 8th,.

President Carnot's Ministry possesses but one merit-its members art ree from the talat of the Panama scandal, But everybody. admits that they are a poor stopgap team sud most up- egg-lly yoked. Carrot can only have chosen them in the hope that they will be subservient. The President has now used up almost every hoorst man on the Republican side excepting Constans, and for some reason he refuses to have Constans. Pubile opinion in this is be glaning to run counter to the President. The demand for Constans increases, and Camot's obtinacy is regarded by many as so evidence of fear of the controlling mind.

Mr. Ramsey Snowstor was heavily supported at 7 to against, Madeira and Congo being next in demaid at about 7 to 1. At the fourth attempt the fir fell to a rather straggling start, of which Childene hrd a bit the best, whilst Frivolity was hit behind. After getting fairly under way Corrects brilo gut disarranged and the pony, bolting lowards the rails, anshipped Mr. Reynel, wis luckily escaped with a light shaking. Childede held the lead along the back stretch, but at the

Nerer was more evident that a general Monument he lost his place, the order at s polut belag Norseman, Se wetrem, Shank, elec ion is required to bring new men to the Buccaneer and Congo. The favourite challenged front. for the lead before reaching the turn for hous and a grand race ensued unill inside the distante when Snowstorm got his head in front and going, an, won very cleverly by two lengths, Buccaner being close up to the second. Time ama. 4128CcK

The CONSOLATION CUP ; value. Tis, zoo : Ponies that have run at this meeting and not, wosk Race, and have been entered otherwise this In the Shanghai Stokes, or in Races confited to Subscription Griffins only; weight for locis as per scale ; cuirance. Tls. 5. Once round, Mr. John Peel's Merry Thought, rset, 1ib...

Mr. Hougë I Mr Chondeur's gr. Correct, 1ost, falh.

Mr. Mi:wood a Mr. Ring's'gr. Gulding Star, 1181, 415, mastaan.

Mr. Meyerini 3 Mr. Crawford's ch. Varuna cost, crib, Owner a Mr. Uto'a br. Nospirill, rost, salbuenaming

Mr. Reynel &

LONDON, April 9th.

There is a good den of disp ointment is one branch of the royal family because the second child of the Duchess of File is a girl. A son was fondly hoped for. The prince of Wales and the Duke of York are still the only male heirs to the throne.

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Report from Mollendo say that will is quiet

LONDON, Apill 10th

Henry M. Stanley has written to the Peace Association a letter in which he attributes the Increase of trade in 1792 at African ports under German administration to growing practice among the German merchants of Imputing inte Afica small arms and ammoulton. These, ha says; am sold t¬the slave traders and do inestim- able damage.

Stanky Inculpates the Portuguese also. He appeals to European nations to suppress the traffic in arms. Unless this step is taken, he: adds, all efforts to stop the slave trade will be In válni a ba

"The Exchvilge Telegraph Company mys that the property of George Abington Baird will not go Entact to bis family, as has been stated. A will mads by Baird aboard the steamer Majestic during the voyage to the United States is said

to have been found among his effects and under

its provisions Mira. Langtry will receive a large share of the property.

Malter Lincoln will all for the United States on April aand, Secretary White will be in charge of the Legallon until. Mr. Bayard arrives,

A dismatch from Lisbon says that while King Carlos was driving yesterday afternoon in attempt was made to assassinate him. A young man. towards the cumiage, brandishing a revolver, and, before the police could seize him, Gred a that which passed above the Kings head. The young man was arrested

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The would-be assassin - turned out to be a prominent society-min and, & member of the aristocncy. He denies that he has any political ends to serve urid 'It is not thought that ho belong to any political society. It is supposed thats he is either insane or is suffering with deign tremena; mar

In the House of Commans sight Sie W. V Harcourt Introduced his budget statement. The sarpins last year, he said, amounted to £20,000 the revenue from the past &ffier being the worst fures Talegraphs showed a deficit of over 100000. The public debt had bren reduced by £1.000.000 during the year. The estimate

caso the coming yer it sel dowa ot

to say that it is his settled purpose to protect all persons in the practice of virtue and to punish avildoers with rigour. No foreigner appeared in connection with this cree."

The new Governor is winding golden opinions for himself. He was transferred to this province last year from" Hunah. He has announced biself as ready to take into his chair any the road when he is in progress, but which the petition which may be presented to him upon squeeses" of his secretasies and other under logs make it lapossible to get in to him through the cdloury channels; and that petlions thus presented shall bare as much convidemtion and be as disinterestedly answered as any that may be sent in other way. His proclamation to the people to appeal di ect to him where the any county or district offices, make it impossible for them to get Justice "¿querses" of officials in danels balled with delight by them. It is reported that bis Excellency is very sprighty and goes fato things himself—a thing that has for long 69,800,000, and the expendliste at £91.464.000 palace; and which is not altogeth Bovernor's meet the defielt, Sir W Harcourt propoies liked by to pat one penny on the income tax, thasone whose pockets are not so well lined us yielding an extra £1,750,000, and also to they used to be under the old régime. Honour raise the stamp day on contract notes to ene to the new Governor! shilling, but this will be withdrawns If the House opposes it. Sir W Harcourt, in bis THE grest raina of Scott's Emulsion of. Pure Cod budget statement laat afgst, inther said that, Liver Oil with Hypophosphites in Wasting |, if the Increased stamp duty, en contracts wêre Diseases is shown by the accompanying state- adopted, the tax on forelyn and colonial securi«ment from D. C. Freeman, Sydney, Aust, 1--- Hewould be remitted. He hoped to introdecs Having been a great sufferer from pulmonary a Dill next year for making Juge capitala pay × | attacks and gradually wasting away for the past higher rate of income tax than smaller ones.

two years, it affords me great pleasure to testify A fire at Hull has destroyed-eight wares of that: the above medicise has gives me great timber-yards and one hotel. The damage done relief, and 1 cheerfully recommend to all suffers

Isleñérios

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April 25th.

It appeare certain that the great fire at Hull was due to incendiulum on the part of striker, who refused to assist in exifoguisblog the con- flagration, though offered ten billings per haer

to do so.

A telegram from Washington states that it is expected that the Brussels Monetary Conferace will re-assemble on the goth of May. President Cleveland, who was interviewed yesterday. declared that he was resolved to maintain the gold standard.

A deputation of Ulster menwaited on the Lond Mayor at the Mansion Hotit yesterday. Mr.

log in a simultar, way to myscif. In addition I would say that it la very pleasant totike." Any Chemist can supply it, A. S. Watson & Co. (Limited), agents in Hoagkong and China.--

Advt.

Ga-day's Advertisements.

DOUGLAS STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY & TAIWANFOO,

"THALES,"

the member for Belfast, who spoke on was proceeding throughout Ulster, and that these their behalf, stated that the enrolment of loyalists"THE Company's Steamship would in Jane elect an assembly of six hundred The Lord Mayor, who gave the deputations delegates, who would shape Ulster's polley hearty welcome, said he was convinced that Home Rule was mischievous.

April 26th."

If last year's great devastation of death was not fresh in the public mind Europe would be ready in a cholera panic. The disease pro-

In the House of Common, last night, Mr. Asquith, the Home Secretary in reply to a ques bably exis's to-day in larger number of towns

PARES, April roth, than when the epidemic was st is height in

The Government has apologised to Count tion, said that several attempts at incendiarion Hamburg Ixst September. The criminal policy of concealment is agrin being pursued to many Munster, the German Ambassador, for the de--had been made at Hull In addition to the Bring of imber yards. Mr. Arquith added that in places. The most ectrageous Instances are intention of letters written by Karts to the German towns along the northern coast of France, where embany and consulate while he was imprisoned coquence of the state of affairs there the found necessary, and that is'nforcements had It is known nearly one hundred deaths have on suspicion at Rouen. Count Musster was presence of military and naval forces had been occurred withlo:a forteight.

axared that a repetition of the incident would be

been sent including a detachment of the London carefully avoided in the future, and that if Karts

Moated Police. returned to France he would not be molested,

Three more person died of cholera yesterday In L'Orient, ---

Russia acknowledges several hundred deaths over ber vast extent of tertiary, and readers can only guess how far this is short of the truth. Strong appeals in the advertising columns of the St. Petersburg newspapers for the services of doctors in the infected districts indicate how Mr. F. A. Sampos great is the emergency,

Mr. Allan o

An early return of the scourge has, however, given a lively impras to the sanitary precan tions throughout Furpe. A aping house- in vivorous progres. The general sanitary cleaning such as the old world never knew before condition of Europe by May 1st will be the best she ever esfiyed."

A balloon carrying tree passergers felt Brussels at midnight on Saturday with Toult, a profesional Aeronaut, in charge. In the depart ment of Pas-de-Calais Toult fell from the balloon and was killed,

ROME, Apill zoth.. Antoaneci, a colebrated Italian seronant, made an scent in a balloon at Arerio, Turcany, yet. terday. A gust of wind blew the balloon against a tower and. Antonucci was thrown out and fell 150 feet. His skuil was shattered..

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·VIENNA, April roth,

No inclination has been received by the Urafted States Legation here that Max Jedd would not be received Contal-General. The appaltiment, however, is most distasteful to the Government, not because of Judd's seligion, but

birth.

The death is announced of Mr. A. M. Mon telih, formerly Director General of Post Offices in India.

In the House of Commons last night Mr. Roiiell, the Under-Secretary for India, in reply to question, sald the Secretary of State for India bad consulted the Viceroy sa to the expediency of strengthening the law for the suppression of uplam dens,

BERLIN, April 25th,"

The Emperor William haconferred the Order ofthe Black Eagle on Cardina! Rampolls, Pati- fitaf Secretary of State.

NOTES FRom chinese PAPERS.

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above Forts on THURSDAY, the 11th instant, Captain Hodgins, will be despatched for the at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,

General Managers. Hongkong, 9th May, 1893-

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CALCUTTA.

“HE Steamship' TH

"ARRATOON APCAR," Captain J. E. Hansen, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the Tóth Instant, si Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 9th May, 1893-

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NOTICE.

TE have this Day Established ourselves' as MERCHANTS and COMMISSION AGENTS at FOOCHOW.

F. CAVE-THOMAS & Co. Foochow, at bíny, 1893

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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.

LL MEMBERS of the VOLUNTEER

meet at the Volunteer Head QUARTERS, ma

begius of his being; of Aushian nationality by there was another are the same evening just { A ARTILLERY CORPS are requested to

In addition to the immense destruction in the great conflagration at Tlensin on the 21st alt. without the north gate of the city. but this time only about twenty houses were burnt, while on destroyed about Tls. 30,000 worth of property: Fentually no deaths have been reported,

Mr. Broom's gr. Flatestcher, 11st, 416. min

Mr. Umber's gr. Vintage, 10st, falb. Mr. John Peel's br. Watchman, 10st, zalb...

Mr. Hough Mr. Emey's b. Islander, fost glb, ......

Not a single medical or scientific advantage Mr. K»nuck's wh. Micmac, 11st. 1lb.........................

( yet announced as the result of the cholers con- Mr. H. Sampson 0 Mr. Reynell a Mr. Buxy's gr. Royalty, rist. b. Mr. Bake oference at Dresden, The object there sought has Mr. Newboy's gr. Pick o' the Basket ist. lb.

Guiding Star with 141 and Merry Thought been solely how to mitigate the commercial evils Mr. Midwood 3 with 140.2upporters out of 360 were supposed t

of the epidemic. to Mr. Tewkesbury's ch. Gester, 118%. 1lb.........

Star have the vace between them. Guiding Mr. Read o

made play from Reyalty and Vintage for the Mr. Crawford's b. Pletence, sost, glb............................... first half-mile, when the field drew into cleer Mr. Crawford order and a little farther on Merry Thought Mr. Justus' b. Gloria, roit, gib Mr. Armstrong joined the front division and deprived the favor Mr. Dreux's ak. Chihuahua, rost gib

Ite of the lead. The Ewo grey was first into the Ms. H. Sampson o straight, followed by Golding Star, Royally, and

To s'esmahips pat out into the river from Mr. Master's ch. Joke, 1st 5 b. (laci. 71b, ex) Correct. The last named took second placi st

take.ow Mr. C. R Burklio the half distance, but he failed to reach Mary Hull decks last right so as to be able

board crews at a s·le distance from the rioters. Mr. De Nante's ch, Mahatma, vrat. Iib...... Thought, who got tome somewhat easily by a

Mr. von Tanner a length and a half; Gulding Star was a fair thisides of the crews two hours later and escorted Two companies of dravoons formed on both Plek o' the Basket was favorite at abou' a to i ❘ with Royalty, close up, fourth. Time, a mia 36 them to the tenders. The psilce tried to keep attempt to assassinala Cardinal Várary, Primate the day following, there was still another which FRIDAY, the sath instast, from 5 to 6.30 PM. against, Watchman at 3 to i belog a good second rece.

the mob back, but the strikeis broke through the In pablle catimation. After a short delny a good stast was effected, Mirmac making the running from Gloria and Gesler, the others in a cluster, excepting Irke, who scan figured con. spicuously in the rear. At the half-mile starting post the favorite had drawn into second place, but after passing the Monument Watchman rapidly improved his postion ard at the entrance to the run-in was upsides with Micmac, two or three lengths in advance of Gesler. All the way down it was a hard tussle between the leaders, but Watchman stayed the better of the pair and drawing away in the final hundred yards won rather easily by nearly three lengths, the third place falling to Fick o' the Basket, who finished very strongly. Mahatma - waE fourth, Getter fifth, and Inke last throughout. Mr. Treban's dan Majestic, 1st. 71b... Time, 3 min. to Becs.

The CHAMPION SWILPSTAKES, Value; Tis, 100 and entrance moneys a forced entry for and open only to wieners at this meeting; optical for the loners of the Consolation Cup the Roadsters Plate and Subscription Gilin Races, not exceeding 14 bands 3 inches in height; weight for inches as scales each pony entered to pay five per cent of the walit of the Stakes and Poses wen. One mile anda quarter,

Mr. Sassoon's uk. Hero, rist yib Mr. Dalli 1 Mr. Saksoon's bl. Backberry, 11st. 4|boug

Mr. Jösser's gr. Firßy, 1ost. 13ību

The PARI-MUTUEL CUP, valde, Tia 200, added

to a sweepstakes of Tis, 10 each; second pony | Mr. Trebau's dan Bovril, 1185. 1ība.............imon to receive 30 per cent, and the third pony, to

per cent, of the Stakes; for Chinx ponies; Mr. John Peel's gr, Talismau, trst, rīb................. weight for inches as per scale; Griffins at date

lines repeatedly and began stening the soldiers and saliors. The poor swung their clubs right and left, cracking leds and battering faces. The dragoons beat the mob back with the butia of their lances and finally the crews were placed on the tenders. Serial policemen and dragoons, were injured and xbrut a degen strikers wenn "carried from the scene of the corflict.

A unbost arrived today at Hull and another la expected to-morrow. It is hoped that the presence of the gunboats will awe the stificers, sufficiently to prevent farther violence.

Great excitement has been caused here by an of Hungary. The Cardiost was walking with his Secretary when a well-dressed young man rushed upon the Cardinal and made a desperate

Their Excellencies Sin Kal-hus, the Com- attempt to stab him. The Cardinal escaped un hurt but the Secretary received two severe

mtoder-in-Chief of the Fakin land forces, and words. When arrested the mao relosed to Yang 14 chén, the newly appointed Adminal of make known his identity ex his motira,

the same province, paid a filt to Amoy on the The attempted assassination was undoubtedly 16th-alt, in the gunboat Fudo escorted by the the ostgrowth of the biter struggle in progress Fakien cruisers CA-Aang and Chao-w In Horgery over questions concerning manleges They were mist by all the local authorities and and the baptism of children of mixed marriages, after Inspecting the forts and troops, started for in with the Färdinal is looked on as a leader | Ch'uanchow. Both of thess bigh officials are of the ecclesiastical party,

nalives of Kpren,

We

for the purpose of belag SWORN la under the

new Volunteer Act

All new Members proposed for the Battery should also attend,

F. JERRARD, Acting Commandant, Hongkong Volunteer Corps. Hongkong, 9th May, 1893.

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For Sale.

FOR SALE.

"MONTIARA,"

his inued an order limiting the Importation of by the name of Wang Sheag sung at Nanking

The death is reported of in expects Total THE SCHOONER arme and ammunition to freland. They must of the tothell,, who at the time of his death Beported only at certain parts, All con, was Brigadier of three Henan regiments, and signees mae', previous to consignment, obtain who had served under the inte Tso Tsung-tang permies of importation from the customs officers, in bils battles against the Taiping rebels as well giving particulars of the arms consigned. Casas against the Mohammedans of Western China tomsocials are authorised to open packages and Turkesian, The deceased official was suspected of containing erms or ammunition well-known amongst his confrères as being an

exceptionally bravo man under fire; but Imperled contrary to the order.

merciless leader in time of victory,^'^

Mr. Sasa Hen. Tillet and Joseph Havelock Wilson, DUBLIN, April roth. Mr. Baxey's wh. Torchlight, lost. alb...Members of Parliament, before a mass meeting Houghton, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland,

Mr. H. Sarapan 3 to-day, exhorted the men to hold fast to their present position, and Wilson proclaimed his Mr. Baker latcution of producing a reɛerɛl strike,

New York, April 9th. Mr. Machado It is announced that the full amount necessary to free Dr. Talmages Brooklyn tabernacle from debt has been abbielbed.

A laughable icon war is about to be Inaugurated among the skirt dancers of the New York stage. A few weeks ago May Robros created quite a sensillon among the lovers of this style ci terpsichorean amusement by dancing: with three legs Of course one was artiücial, but three legs were apparently flying in the air

Mr. Bead o

Mr. Heti o Mr. Crawfed

of entry allowed yib.¡ non-starters and wieners || Mr. Buzy's gx. Blue Beard, krst. zlbersomeping at Els meeting, 7lb, extra. One mile and a hall

at nce.

BERLIN, April roth, Dr. Hafkine has written from India to the Rostlin papers that ba has conquered cholera by he inerniation method, He is he be Inoculated hundreds of persons with positive resals and promises to give his meiked to the world on bla return from India, sex art

LATE TELEGRAMS, AN

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'AS SHE NOW LIES IN KOWLOON BAY, Length ............*75 feet. Beatäppity feet. Depth of hold animamenni 7} feet, Registered Tonnage ......................75 tons. (Owing to recent alterations the carrying capacity of the Montlara has been increased to about 120 tons dead weight.)

"The Afontfara was built in Singapore, la most solidly constructed of teak throughost, with Iron Owing to the fear of a Helse Hut rising Shea wood frames, has recently been thoroughly plug chéo, the Governor ofAnhel, raised in the overhauled under experienced European superio winter of 1egt Governor's bodyguard of 200 tendence, and is now in excellent condition. of five hundred men each. This extra drain on | vessel for the Canton kerosene trade, or would picked men and a yamas guard of two battalions She is a very fast aller and a most suitable the reyennes of the province has now become a make a first-class lighter. matter of such gravity to the provincial' ex- -For-Particulars as to Price, &c, apply to chequat, that by an erday recently promulgated

'R. FRASER-SMITH,

6, Peddar'a HilL Hongkong, 17th May, 18ga, FOR SALE

by test official these troops are to be disbanded

In the fanfmifiil: Hero bad 305 backers, Mr. Sassoon's ch. Lightning, rast, çib. (incl.

Bovril 103. Torchlight 18, Majestic is. Back b. Ex.).............................Mr. Meyerink

berry to. Firefly 9. Talisman 5, and Blue Feard Mr. Uto's gr. Sans Parell, sos. 13lb. (all, yib.); 1. On the fall of the flag Mejestic rushed off st

Mr. Reynell 3 score, with Here, on the rails, second, folkved Miss Robson immediately applied for letters Mr. Steroon's gr. Barleycorn, (ill. ylb.) Erit, by Bovril and Torchlight. After fately seiling

ul. (lack: 71b. ex).Mr. Dalis 3 down the skewbald grad ally overhauled bepalent and believed that she was mistress of the new departure. She is up in arms now, and Mr. Waveny's bl. Noirmont, izst, bom speedy dun and at the Griffins starting. post had will apply for an ir jusction to-morrow to restrain Mr. Baker o got on terms, when the pair raced cleariray, a fellow skirt operator and kicker named on the Mr. Femando's pd. Buccaneer, 10st, 8fb. (xll from their field, Long before the Mormout bilis sa Ruth - Ward. Not only has the latter

** Lowpon, April nand, 716) ..............................................Mr. Midwood was reached Majestic had succumbed to blowe Mr. Falk's 7. Boress, 11st, ylb... Mr. Read out-throat tactics and the lengthy stride of the the Robson third leg but has gone it one

botter, displaying four legs at one and the same. The dock stikers at Hall have tffected the Invincibles Hara's Immediate followers" ir antime. The effect is bewildering, they say, and ❘ termy of the settlement drawn up by the ship: jika iacichames in Klangpdi, and a dollar each *7b. Ex.) ......................... Hough raced past the bushes belug Blackberry, Talle all the front rows hue been pre-empted by the

the owners in the Heura of Commons, dibanded a braves" "aurits there within a The Derby winner, with 94 backers, was | man, Torchlight, and Boyy L. All the way down, baki-heads for weeks in advance. favorite, Talisman 85, Sans Pazell 71, Lightning 37, Neirmont 35, Boreas do, and Buccaneer to, following in the order given. Lightning cut out the work at a ranking pace from Sans Parell and Borear, Barleycorn heading the rest of the field, who were in close order, No material change

Mr. John Peel's gr. Taliuman, Irat. Sib, (incl.

with wonths' extra pay and passage money

to be drawn on the Klangels Jilin office if the

specified ilme.

THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE CHINESE GUNBOAT “CHOP-CHEUNG," AS THEY LIE AT ABERDEEN DOCKS,

in these poultions occurred until hálf the distanca | and Majestic last, Time, a min. 40ž deas; seventh birthday Geseral Rasaine, command Tevis AMAZAN PIN fa the the district magistrada yomán to coppeal THE Engines of the Chopcheung: tere

had been traversed, and then Bereas bung out signals of distress and rapidly dropped into the rear, Lightning was leading four lengths at the half-mile post and at the Monument was quite half a dozen lengths in front of Sans Parell, and still going strongly. The penalty and the fast pace, however, commenced to tell when once In

ent being challenged he galloped past the fire an easy winner, a length and a half in hint of his stable companion Blackberry, who best Torchlight sevami lengths for second place. Talisman was fouth, Bovril Afb, Firefly ith,,

The NIL DESPERÀNDUM CUP-Value, Tis too

for Subscription Gilffins of this Meeting that have run and not won aɛrece; weight for Lashes as per reale; entrance, Tla Thren Quarters of a Milc Mir, De Nantes ch. Mahatma, 11t 156 Mr. H. Sampon

Mr. Rosell, Under Secretary for India, in res | the straight Haro keld the fasue safe, and with Miss Rath declares the has taken legal adviceply to a questo put by Sir George Custaey

and applied for a patent on the four legs, as she said that the cost of bringing the Indian troops

A certals wealthy trader of Amoy, who had has perfect sight to do. It will now be saplied frets India for the opening of sale sindred lately bought over fit. 10,000 worth of land and in the courts.

stitute would be two thousand "Ave BRUSSELS April 9th pussy which would be charged to the Indian rice Belds can splied with one of the tax collectors

constructed by Mesars, Inglis & Co., of In the observance of King Leopold's fifty.

The House of Lords but read for the first time the matter from the authorities and, thus saYC

Cylinder Direct Acting Surface Condensing type of the troops of ills dialet, inspected the the Hill brought forward by Lord Kimberley for some-Tia, 60. land tax a year. Some one, how. Wanchal, and are of the Compound Inverted

the aboliden of Presidency Commands In India: ever, has seposted the matter to His Tactal, the Cylinders 201 and 33 dias, with a siroke of 40 garrison. As he pusied down the line with his

April 22nd

chief civil officer at Amoy who at opto, gave | The Crank Shah Is 63" 'dís," at the Crank pin ↑ staff a group of sociallain, led by a

orders for the confiscation of the trader's private | and ya dia. at the journals, The H.P. Piston large red flag, ran up showings Long live At the annual barquet given yesterday by the welling. mue, shop, and godowns valged at Rod is 3" and the LF. 31* dia. The Fiston

Bir Joha waiversi suffrage. All the officers reined in London Chamber of Coupe of Cambrils Tis: yooon. The matter will therefore cost the and Connecting Rod bolts are 3o dia, Air Pump thele horses, and several, spprehending an Lubbock present the expressed the conspiratom some Tis, 400 before they will be 145" dia. by 13 stroke, Single Acting Circulating attack, drew their swords. Tesocialiats, how delivered speech ever, withdrew, jeerleg At, the officers and about Mbpsthat the Interest of Colonial forces is the tble to remove the charge of defrauding the Pump 8 dia by 13%, stroke, and Double Acting Mr. Rebell aing for universal raffrage. Shortly afterwardsprooction of the Empire would continue to lateresue of their shoulders, and all for a matter Feed and Bilge Pump (one each) 3 dit, by 13

socialist was arrested near the parade ground for cresse, and said he was confident that the indian, Tis, 60 a year. shootleg" insulting bemarka' concerning King Lenses would eyey give their loyal support. The Banner Magdis of Ripon, in his speech, dwelt upon the

the straight and Sans Pareil, gamely answering | Mr. Kanuck's wh Micmac, 11st. libasantapur. Mr. Reynell calls, quickly made up bls lee-way

and looked all over a winner a quarter of a mile- Mr. Tewkesbury's chi Gesler, 1522. 1]banjo. from home. Before reaching Bella Voe the

Duke

Mr. Leopold von dh' BELGRADE, April nih; MAFCLOGS progress made by colóníaltrade, 'Ind!

Mr. Dillas o

griffin, made. W danl effort, but, Lightning | Mir, Bassoon's th' Plekum, 1918, 12birisiquet spondedgamely, and, stalling off his opponent's challenge, won a fine race by half a length. | 158. Justus's b. Gigʻik, 10st. gibanjelaskek A were earthquake was felt in many parts of all that the Lovernment would negler nothing

Mr. Arasting Servla yesterday. The village of Velles" "Poposto cited the commerce of the Empire.

Barleycorn was a poor third, Baccaneer fourth and Tallaman Sith. Time 3 mln. 138 secs,

Mr. Min's dun Clover, 1st, albo Mr. Baker, owick tumbled into mins and several labebitante at du sall Home Ruld demonstration which

t

PRIVADASHANSI NOTES,AUDELin

Thess Engines have been very little tand are in thoroughly good order.

The Boller is of the Horisontal Multitubular typs, with thred Furnaces and vertical Dome on" top. Its dia. Es rot, a" by gft. ro" long, external Exearensentuz Furnaces, 2, 7′′ diaj Doma, dis, by dft. high; Tubes, 184 In number by

10,2% 0, DAILY NEWS * CORRESPONDENT)

April 7th, 1893:2 former nate manilon was made of a beat The TAMOTEZE Stakes, valno, T. 150's for Mr. Howboy's gr. Pick of the Basket, tist be were killed. Deaths in wrecked houses am took place yesterday at the Albert Hall (London)

Sætre Avadzed delegates from; I'eland attended ing which two men had given a teacher in foreigaen, disait is in fairly good condition, having China ponies; weight for inches as per scalej

Mr. Midrood reported from other vlagos in the kingdom, elprefber seventeen thousand spectators Wero employ, and it was stated that, the magistrate: recently undergone considerable`repalag, ADĀ winners of a race at this meeting of ans and Micmac was a shade the best fasole bat

Lia, April 10th akalf miles or over, şib. exra; entrance, Tis, the others, with the exception of Glèria were The wounding of the Consular Agent of the proen bender themands, who vere ontslae had failed to take any salon in the matter would last in active service for over five years. 6. Two miles nod a brif.

allstrongly fancied by their respective adhortats United States, which Miilter Hicks reported to The Dag si Apereurs preside A resolution Sode then, however, his Honour has besired The Engines and Boller can be inspected on Occurred at condemning the Horis Role, Bill was carried himself with unwanted vigour Gas of the mes application to the Superintendent at Aberdeen Ade. Buxey's gr. Home Gard, 11st. alb......... Mahatos got away at the start and madirann the Washington Government,

Mr. Baker 1. Ing from Cloves for the fat quartery when Melle de, Peru, Much 25th. The trouble grewlib, bogadaas enthusiasts, accompanied by the had, absconded, "but his brother, the second Docks, Mr. John Peel's gr. Vagrant, rist Mr. Hough a Clover drew ahead, but at the Moment out of the anti-Mannie demonstrations which holding of the Bdish has said gorge of apo prender, was arraigned and sentenced to receive Speculation was at the rate of 74 to 40 on Kahatma resumed command and, leading in the have largely been made to: Fer under the dires. plass, "Rule Britannia, kaks targemaks koo-Blaws and wear the caigue for three months: Rowe, April said, -- but if during that time hi reforms, the cagna Home Guard. The favorite was at Sage sent to falsh, won cleverly by two-length from tion of the Bishop of Arequipa,

The Emperor and Empress at Germany paid may be removed by the village elden, 10. 1975 the front and held an advantage of abani ihres ). Mense, with Omist a good thisdell Time, za Mpeonie rites was being observed at a lodge langthalon two thirds of the journey, wh

573), rsons in Mollends ça thu avaning of Marchných, tlift to the Pope tercih 7% and 'inet with a grand', GWER” his decision the magistrate toch ecossion

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