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DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED.

VICTORIA DISPENSARY, HONGKONG.

WHISKIES.

LIQUEUR WHISKY (~QUARE BOTTLE)

His is one of the heat with kic ered Imported to China With 'Aarated Water, sz Hot Water and Sugar, it is simply

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1893.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

DAWSON'S Wbliky.

DAWSON's-an exemplification of all that is DAWSON'S Perfection Old Scotch Whisky is not perfect la Scotch Whisky.

sold under gay fztitions name, or branch.

Dawson's Whisky best recommenda itsel£

VANCOUVER Espera stato that the Beltish sailing thip Brodick Castle has broken the record from WHe asked for the praise geographical pos- Yokohama to Vrocouver, making the trip in 28tion of Jahore Miss Mishell (of Brighton) now

luvariably responds-G-henna!

H.M.S. Leander arrived at. Woosung from daya Chefos on the 3rd Inst.

THE Regence croiser Ping Ching left Amoy on the and insi, on a tour of inspection of the coast lights.

The Canadian Pacific Rullwer Co.h royal mall mi night waterday, and left again at 11 6.1. atramer Empress of China arrived at Kobe at to-day for Yaknhuma.

Ar a meeting of members of the Yokohama St. decided to gain celebrate the Patron Saint' Andrew's Seclety held on the 30th alta. It waY birthday by giving a ball, THE very latest fish story; vide the Frochew the river, near Cheong-lock, this week, was found Echo of the gh leat. :-A large fish, caught In to contain a man's hand with two gold rings on one of the fingers.

cheaper rate, and their numbers be unlimited ? Of course they would pay-lt (sub-urd to say they would not. The increase required to make them pay is 150 per cent.-the difference between 13 and 1d; hut a 300 per cent. incerase is far more likely,

AT No. 8 Police Staton last night Chlef Inspector Mathi-son presented a river tey e-vice to Serecept anil Mrs. McNab and a similar one to Sergeant and Mrs, Cuthbert, la the name and on

At the opening of the Imperial Institute, the hehalf of all the European members of the force, Prince of Wales asid the inhabitan's of the

to Hongkong by the Glengarry yesterday. who had subscribed for the presentations as i amallest and most distant places-Honskong mark of esteem on the retum of the two ladies

and New Zealand-wero as dear to bim and to. those at home as any; here therefore I find received in Tokio to the effect that Mr. Kim Kathey are indeed a part of a great empire. apportanly to put words into action, to make The Hochi Shimbun says a telegram has been the far-off colonies reciprocyte, and feel that arrested in Sout on suspicion of belag connected Tln, ex-Korean Minister to Jasan, has been in some way with Mr. Omiwa, ex-Japanese Adviser to the Korean Mint. It will be remen-

the Hock adds, that Mr. Kim

THE P. M. Company's steamship Parw arrived || loading 1.200 tons of tea for the American In Amoy harbour on the 5th inst, and sfer market, salled on the following day. It is claimed for the whaler Newport that she North Pale and may also be loclidentally worked her way to within six degrons of the remarked that the captain was a Christian, SPQUEL, to the butchers' strike-The masters "GIVE every man kis due," shriched the So the fat holling establishments in the colony Socialistic orator at a recent London meeting. Tax injuries to the Gap Rock Tight have, rected of having drafted the representation LOCHABER—A · M⋅ flow Old Scotch Whisky | have petitioned the Sanstory Board for permis. | "Mina's Roderick Dhui exclsimed a thirsty according to ■ Notice to Mariners, been so far presented by Mr. Omiwa to the King of Kore*, Intters for a reany;'bat Mr. "enniker Peaton at einn to "beil dawn" in Shek Tong-tani district | but fgnorant auditor. The effect was instan- | repaired that the Light can now be seen its fa!) | Mr. Kim Is « young man who speaks England was most emphatically assured that the story

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ATLONAM received in Yokohama from Ouks, Pabed the alb alto, states that the contract for the supply of 13 anolbe, of plt. Iron pipes for the Ceska Watermarks has heen giren to the American Trading Co., whone tender was a 22,077,

taneous.

IN the Glosming-Sald he tenderly: "I do not understand what you can see in me that You love me," "That's what everybody says,” ruled the ingenuous melden. (Then the l'ence became so deep that you could hear the stars twinkling)

Tun Mainichi Shimbun affirms that the new 4th inst. Informs as that after the sailing of the OUR Foochow correspondent wilting under date Commercial treaty arranged between Austria-fast Shanghal steamer, on the gist ultimo, the n-giry and Corea was fened, by Captain You post was without a merchant vessel, either sal Berkey, of the croiser Kalurin "Flizelith on

or steams, until the Dogslas Company's Name bah-if of the Austro-Hungarian Government, at

came le on the 3rd. It is a very long time Indeed Seal, on the Bih ultima.

doce a similar faterval occurred.

A PETITION. which is stated to bear 150,000 gestures, le going the rounds In Kamamoto prefecture and will shortly be presented to the Japanese Government, urgine that the time is not yet ripe for allowing_mixed residence in the Interlar of the country. What next ?

TELEGRAMS from Okayama, Japan, give the loss of life and property in that prefecture from the recent fisade as 381 people drowned, 345 wounded, 193 horren and catit killed, 3.75 houses destroyed and. 4.403. flooded." neighbourhood of Tamashim is reported to be The afill fl-oded, but fo other districts the waters have subsided.

A Natica to Marinars is exhiblied at the office ni the Water Police in Kobe, warning masters of vessels against an obstruction at the entrance ORDAN ALMONDS, NOUGAT, BUTTER to the port of Negak!, where it he stated five JORDAN.

Japanese vessels lie sunk, having foundered during the recent typhoon. The positions of the sunken vessels are indicated by a red flag in the daytime and by a white light at night.

SCOTCH, ASSORTED TOFFEES,

PUKE

DRAGEES, PRALINES,

and a large selection

of

WE read that the total internal debt of Japan, clasive of the foreign debt, will at the end of the your amount about 251.000.000 you 10,000,000 yen at 77 per cent,, 10,000,000 yrs at 4 per cent, 18 son,000 yen beslag na interest, and the remainder at 5 per cent; 12,000,000 yes are spulled ausually to the payment of principal and loterest,

THE impending bankruptcy of Spain and Italy In the theme to which Mr. Paul Lerny-Besulled Françats. These two great cenntries, he ART, devotes himself in a recent line of Z'Economists are on the very eve of Goancial disaster. Spain la In the most critical position, and Italy is travelling rapidly along the same road to the inevitable crash of her credit and the downfall of her pelde.

THE affected agitation of a certain section of the Japanese Christien ministry against the Rev. Tamare Nacom's work, alltied "The Tiranes Bride," has says the Kobe Chronicle been followed by equally bigoted action on the part of the Government, in preventing the sale of the Japanese edition. The author is said to have left the country, partly in disgust and partly in fear, and gone to America. And yet Japan supposed to be a free and enlightened country Iris from America that the intelligence comes that

range, bat owing to the damage to the lens the Russian and Chinese fluently, and having tr Intervals between the fishes will still bevelled a good deal is naturally an arden! advocate Irregular.

of reforms, which the Conservative parasites of the Government detest the mere thought of

MR. TONG SHo Yi, nephew of the late Mr. Fong King Sing. Chinese Conal-General in Carea, arrived bere the Cheyzang from the Hermit Kingdom this morning. M. Tong has he has forged to the frant with remarkable been ten years in Coren, during which time rapidity.

WE have it on the authority of native papers that considerable damage was done by earth- qaskes in the villages outside Taipeh-fo, in thrown down by the shocks, which occurred a Formosa, on the 17th alto, many houses being brief Intervals during hall an hour. The people were greatly terrified, but no one seems to have been hurt.

A VERY interesting sporting event took place at Yokohama on the 30th sitimo between two four- teen.osred boats manned by men from HM.S. port. The course was four miles in length and Imberieuse and the U.S. war-vessels then to the race throughout was keenly contested. The managed to keep the lead Imperiure boat forged ahead at the start and race was rowed in 31 minutes.

the finish. The

On the 20th ultimo a fire was discovered on the Grst floor of Messre, Deakla Bros, & Cor establishment in Water Street, Yoko- pled by Mr. de Sous, Mr. McWilliams, and hama. The moms on this are orce- Mr. Williams.

moned but it was abast there hours before the

Tre Fire Brigade was sum fira was extinguished. Considerable damage was dore by water and smoke, but the flames never reached the store, being confied to the upper floors of the building only. Meatri, Deakin Brea, & Crs stock was insured for $70,000-$25.000 with Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., $35.000 with Mr. Shand, and $10,000 with the Straits Fire Insurance Company,

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MR. HENNIKER HEATON.

is well known all over the British Empire and, Mr. Henniker Heaton, M. P. for Casterbary,

indeed, over the whole world as the champion of postal reform. An exceedingly, active, and energetic man, Mr. Heaton bas taken the apperi- unity of the brief Parliamentary recess, to make a hasty trip through Canada to the Far East, partly by way of recreation, but also working Penny Post. During his brief stay in Hong- indefatigably on the great question of Imperial kone (at Government House), he has of course had little time to spare Ebat contrived to find a Telegraph.

pere half-hour for the representative of the

Mr. Henniker Heaton, an old press-man and present bewspaper proprietor, is an ideal man to Red, being exactly what his photographs repre- interview. In the first place, he is easily identi sent him to be-tall and well built, with strongly marked features, with less of age in the lines of his face or in the colour of his beard than one would exsect of a man who has done so much fasting work is the world, Having been inter- since his efforts affect every town and every vlawed probably aftener than any man on earth

village, every civilised etilement in every faculty of imparting whole volumes of Informa Part of the world-he bas acquired the

of time. Considering the huge dimensions of the tion la a pleasant, precise styla and in a minimum task on which he is engaged and with which is safe to say that this must be far above an be has already made such remarkable progress, dinary man ; and that is what the good people of Canterbury seem to have fully re-lised, for as each election comes on, they re-elect their popolar member unopposed every time, no matter what party may be in power.

For it is no party contest to which he devstes

up against the Imperiat Penny Post has been As the Times says, every argument brought exploded; there is nothing fo the to argue on; the Australians are not in favour of getting their only remains to carry it into effect. It han evan been pleaded by the conservative officials that

once wrote 10 several of the leading authorities,

lead the way with penny postage to all parts, was untrue. His scheme is that England should

paying all the cost herself; and then the colonies may reciprocate or not, as they like, or when they like, by sending letters to England at a similar rate, at their expense.

As to telegraphs, that is i

is a larger question, and not so bear settlement, The cables are mostly all in the hands of powerful companies, having a

rster, and if they refuse to sell, run them eff: really wonderful monopoly, Mr. Heaton advo cates that the State should buy them all up at fle then reduce rates to a papelar basis. At present in the East knoway a simple name and address the rates are simply prohibitive, as everybody

howa shiling rate to Australia, and a six-penny rens into pounds sterling. It can be shown rate to India and China, could work at a profit, simply on the enlarged busier; but that is as yet in the dim and distant future.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

The following telegrams from Our San Francisco exchanges were crowded out of last - night's Issue:-

LONDON, October and

A private cablegram anneances that the rebel yesterday, resulting in further damage to the fleet at Rio Janeiro bambarded that city all day

city and great loss of 116.

Detalls as to the amount of damage and the number killed, ashore and afloat, are not given, but it is presumed, from the fact that the firing was kept up all day, the losses must have been. considerable on both side.

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The cablegram adds that famine prices for provisions prevail at Río,

furnishes the following dispatch, under date of On the other hand the Brazilian Minister here yesterday, giving the Government side:

They have anatural bridge of chalerdany has been discovered WITH Ngard to certain Australian banks, the f his enesglen; it is not (in attempted salation of } vessels are damaged by the shore artillery, The

REFERRING to the boycott of Messrs. Samuel Samuel & Co., at Kohe, the Chronicle of the 25th ultimo states: "The curto dealers appear to have got tired of the boycott which they have CONFECTIONERY | Impued on certain foreign firms, and hav

therefore approached Mesurs. Samuel Samuel & from the leading Manufacturers

Co. with a view to arbitration. drawn up a list of conditions, containing thirteen Items, which they require the foreign firm accept before the boycott will be removed, and coolly propose that Meners. Slean and Aroue should be dismissed. That two foreign Counts should, after most carefat examination. have acquitted Messrs. Slean and Arone of the offences with which they were charged, appears to go for PINE, APRICOT, CHERRY, LIME, GUAVA, nothing with the Carlo Dealers' Union,"

CADBURY'S SPECIAL

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and other

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in great variety.

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in Arizona by some mining prospectors. bridge is formed by a free of #gatised wood spanning a canyon forty five feet in width, 11h supposed that the tree after it fell became embedded in the silt of some great inland sea, and that the allt gradually became sandstone while the wood passed through all the stages of mineralisation until it became a tree of soild agate. Where the bark has been breken away the colours of jasper sed agato" are seen, and under a miner's magnifying glass the brilliancy | of the colour is clearly brought out.

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Investor's Review says:"More scardelonesome knotty point to polideal economy or social proceedings never took place in the history of democracy; it is the determined struggle of any country, but it will not be lorg hefore he regress plost the colossal force of official iniquity bears fruit. Their balance sheets have inertia. "When I was in Horgkang befare been false, for many years they have been con- said Mr. Heaton, "about ten years ago, the rate ducting their aff is on the most approved style of postage between this port and Europe was of the Liberator Building Sac-ty. Within a five pence per hidheance. The Post Office year's time or less, most of the reconstructed people all said it was absolutely impossible to banks will topple over again." The foregefey reduce it but now it is just balf of that! He We read that Miss Shaw. an adventurous

would indeed he dismal ildings to those interested medrely adds that he "had something to do special correspondent of the Timer in Australia,

in Australian financial invitations if clicum wh effecting the reduction,” but it is sufficiently is reported to have had one peculiar experience

stances had not altrady proved the writer to be

well known that his "something" was every- which she did not weave into any of the defunct barque Alexandra, ate the Anns him simply a being who intentionally or unir- CAPTAIN R. Brothers, late master of the now-well, delicacy demands that we should style

blag teresting articles. She was travelling through Day) has arrived here from Manila, bere, it tentionally has perverted the truth, Western Queensland when she came

прод * abearers' camp. Here was a good opportunity appears, he was handled pretty roughly by the of learning all about the shearers' strike, which

hich Naval Court of Inquiry which investigated the war. Dismounting, she entered into conversa. 4th sitime; suspending his crificate for 12 don with the shearers, and finding that one was months and refusing to grant him either a remarkably well-informed and intelligent man,

provisional mate's certlacate or an attested copy abe invited him to come into a neighbouring but, of the finding. Captain Brothers, it appears, where she could interview him without inter sustained such severe lajuries in getting ashore ruption, and note down his answers to her ques- after his ship was driven on the rocks in the His reply was disconcerting No, necessate his detention in the Manila Hospital typhoon which caused the mishap, as to miss; I'll not go in there without a witness."

The naivele of the man who runs the Foochow

For the past ten years or more, the movement in favour of an Imperial Penny Past and similly liberal telegraph poley has been from England to India, Australia, and the Fir steadily growing. The rate for half-ounce letters

CHRISTMAS CRACKERS. Í had brought Queensland to the verge of civil cause of the loss of his ship near Corregidor on he has been posted all over the Em, ie ordering the Fast has been brought down from 51, and tộ3.

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Hongkong, 3rd November, 1893.

TO SUBSCRIBERS.

SUBSCRIBERS

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tions.

for a time.

response to

FOR the last pine years an Imperial mandate

committed some serious leves ularity by assuming reach of the goal-dating the last session, the airest of a mandarin named Lung-keen, who 313, and now at last we are almost within

rank he had no title to. But the delinquert Government definitely promised, in took himself off to otherpirs and is rep t d to ste, Hergiker Heston's repeated requests, to have prospered in his exile Latterly, thinking bis introduce a penny rate for letters to India and su litle recadillots would be forgotton, and sighing British possessions at the earliest possible date. ventured to return, and landed in Formosa. for the delights of the Flowery Land, Lung-keen

Once the Brilah Empi e establishes the reform, Rec-gaised there by some of his former long. This is one of the greatest of the reforms athercountries will be bound to follow salt before news of bis capture was sent to the Emperos, associates, the exile was promptly anested, and who sent an official to bring the captive to Peking. The Mercury reps that the party with the prisoner arrived at Shanghal on the 1st inst, by the steamer Smirk, and left for the North the following sight.

Timer some seven years ago, when he published a list of sixty postal reforms; 38 fibero uta now established splendid record for a single man, with no party at his back, but with the support

advocated by Mr. Henniker Heaton lo the

"The insurerat squidron is sill in the bay much weakened by desertions. Daily seme forts vigorously answered yesterday's bombard- ment. Two steamers which escap'd have been repulsed at Santos. At Santa Catarina they falled to land. The traps are united and loyal to the Government, Publle opinion is opposed to the insurgents."

MONTEVIDEO, October and,

The birckide of Rio and of Santos by the: Brealian Insurgents sill continues. Président Peix to is determined to tralar until the last

Naw Y. RK, October and, Roberts, the English ch-mpion, won the rpen. ing game of the blillard, match in 2a in city to- night, his total being 1,001 and his highest ran 197, against Ives' total of 543 and his highest was a vixulous delay at the opening his fer run of 100. There were lrty-one frnings. There

ment of the afternoon gam, ard the men noon, one of the alte beds of the table being found broken. This necessitated a patpore decided to play roco points at night and Soo in the af ernoons, instead of 8co points every after- noon and evenløg, as originally derided, Phi

ROME, Oc'ober 2nd,

Mount Blanc against an invasion by a French the parses and mounisia ronds from Mentone to The Alpine troops, which are trained to defend

they will not be demobilized. The reserver army, bave finished thei fill marcouvre, but

called out for the movies will be kept with

regular formations of the starding army on the Franco-Italian frontier.

Moreover, two Alpine regiments will be taken from their quarters on the Austilan frontlar to

of the whale contry,

The only

obstacles in the way of postal reform, universally admitted to be desirable, are the difficulties created by the officials. Eng-enforce the troops in the Cottian Alps. The rearmament of the infantry with the new small- land ruled by its permanent officials, says Mr. calibra repeating rifle will be completed before

calon, and any Miniator who attempts to exercise his own. Judgment contrary to establish ed usage of a ■ department will inevitably to

the and of this montë,

...

Echo never had so fiting an occasion to display IT is an old story; but it has a fresh interest in self at in the two following paras clipped from comperion with the present crisis la the coal the issue of the ah Inst.:-A native sportsman

trade. It concerns Lord Derby and a Lancashire up country near Kanjar that a young boy, who pitman, Wandering on to some land, the pit happened to be up tree, instead of the bird be a chanced to meet the owner of Knowsley fired at. There was great trouble of course, but face to face, "Do you know you are walking on the matter was amicably settled by the payment my land Thy land? Well, I've got no land el $100 to the parents of the youth, Amy

mysal," was the reply, "and I'm "The to walk Ir the accounts of a series of base-faced swindles few days ago a man who was carrying two large bleed be or sin the set ftro perpetrated upon natives in the interior of baskets of froit along a street in the city noticed

explained his Lordsblp, "I got it from my Kinshia and published in the vernacular papers a thief trying to help himself out of the banker, ancestors." An' wheer did they get le frost Kobe, are to be relied on, there would seem and stopping suddenly dealt him. such a

**** queried the collier, "They got it from their to be another Von Ulrich in the field. The man rvere blow on the head with his bamboo that ancestors," was the reply. Ant wheer did frquestion, says a Japanese contempotery, was

illed him. Frightened at the possible con-

their ancestors get it from "They fought for it" accompanied by a native confederate and is sald is sequentes he ran away, leaving the baskels "Well," said the collier, aquaring up to the noble to have represented, Himself as beleg, connected

cables: The Government is rapidly gaining the behind him which were taken possession of by Earl, "I'll feight thee for it!”

with a rich merchant la Kobe, who had instructed

suppressed at different palats, where, on'll mastery over the insurgents, who are being ing the defunct thief. The deceased was well Hon. Sec. of the Hongkong Corinthian Salling on the understanding that the native proprietor - Incal magistrale to pay the expense of bure WI have received from Mr. F. Lindary Lloyd, price of one he negotiated for was $10,000, but

formidable vigor. The revisioniste la Rosario bim to purchase a number of coal mines. The

receptly, their movements were conducted with known in the place as a bid character, and but Club (soon to blowom out into the Hongkong was to receive an ex'ra profit of $7,000 and fanovation, and Lord Sulisbury was reduced to kaya nude an uncond.ilonal surrender of the city Hitle regret was felt about the occurrence.

Royal Yacht Club), a card of the courses for the

the extremity of saying "Either Races or to the Government, and reports give REBUTAN.CO season 1803-94 toge her with the flag of the put down at $rg 000. The report goes on to

the foreign agent $3000, the price was Blackwood will have to go," and poor Mr. that the forargents are being suppressed through In

water-colours and the cheque for $30co in exchange for a bogus

his own subordinates | In the same way, when These gains on that part of the Government

To *TTE HONGKONG

the wall : On one occasion, the late Mir,, (Postmaster General under the last Government) his own laltiative; a memorial signed by the endeavoured to carry out certala reformas on

Arthur Blackened (now an dead) against the heads of departments was presented by Sir

NEW YORK, October 3rd, The Herald correspondent at Buenos Ayres.

TELEGRAPH ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY | SINCE time immemorial Man has been looked eralt forming the Club's feet. The flags are say that the Japanesa vendor gava a genulas Raikes had to humbly obey the commands of | oni Santa F***

upon as a most selfish being-by Women; 200° | very neatly palofest an exceeding one for $15,000, and that the foreigner Telegraphle money ordern, wern advocated for have not been effected with out fighting. There nempt is being made by a section of the amount of care and good tasta. As considerable combed the former at the nearest back Thai England, after a tremendous struggle on the have been several· hard ́fights in which the

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of Mr. Ralkes and bis supporters, the Government at last promised to introduce them; but the permanent officers were able to hold out for three years before the reform was in working

order 1

revola locists have been defeated. The torpedo boats Muratura and No 7, with their crews, revolted, and thought they wou'd be followed by by the entire squadron. The Nurve de Julio, the new canlser welch participated, in the New slightly damiging the boit and wounding York anval review, opened fire on the Murainthy several of the crew. The Muratura was then, surrendered. Torpedo bost No. 7 isn away to Colonia, where the crew abandoned her. Pina and twenty members of the Radical party were on the Murature when she was captured by the Nurus de Julio, and they were held as pifioners. aboard the cruiser.

sequently it sa rather refrecking to learn that an

whole programme manish" community to retrieve the short interest is taken in these contests, we have, at rumaat bere, however, is that the silva con comings of previous generations of the sex with a view of making amends. The Commities of the out the fast and powertal Montiare, now chained and becoming hard-up in the interior, where no end of inconvenience and expense, rigged federats of the foreigner received the cheque, Marine Engineer's Institute have taken this in hand sat rightly viewing the selfish sims of the on Price's mud bank; and chartered a special there was no bank, had to pawn it for $100 promoters of the many and various #Smokie commisioner to accompany iba deêr un sailing and that neither be not his matter barni Concerts now la agur, and freeh which Fair be the rock upon whisk the Telegraph will split been able to redeem it. The Japanese mine vigorously supported the movement from the

days to report the results. Enterprise

The Timsa and the Colonies loyally and Woman te religiously excluded, kave decided to

waer, belog a party to a swindle, is unable first, Mr. Heaton himself has contributed several HONGKONG, WIDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1893. 6 the breach and organics a series of social IT is rumoured that a Burmese Prince in the to prosecute, consequently the foreigner, if the very able papers to the press and the leading 4 neen to ran through the winter months the guise of a Pongyl has arrived in Moulmela with report is true, cannot be punist ed. The identity magesiues. He it was who first drew attention Brst of which will eventuate at the City Hall an attendant from aban-land. He states that of the foreigner referred to is too well known to the fact, incredible though it may seem, that Thursday, the 16th inst. By kind permis he la 83 years of age and claims to be the sons of not only in Kobe, but in Nagasaki, to require thought England has such fine and far-reaching sion of the Colonel commending and officers

of the kings of Burma and brother of the any farther mention to be made of him, of the Shropshire Light Infantry, the real fats King Mindoon.

parcels post extending into the heart of Africa", A far-fetched report 01

and the extremities of New Guinea, she has no mecial band will be to attendance to cause his once having been confined, doomed to death, Was Admiral Lang resigned his high position such connection with the United States! And Lornon, November 6th,

time to run smoothly. This, is a rational in a far and rescued by a fabulous snake, In the Chinese Navy a few years ago, owing to this is not because of any difficulty, except those chief insorgante against the Junta ta Santa Fe

The gunboat Naífs has arrived here with the Lobengula with about seven thousand men reunions should be

innovation, and we see no reason why the yelpt Nage," i la circulation sad, says the offensive manneris which he was treated by raised by the stubboreness of the officials in the The gooboat Andrs at Barco Chica Jaland ** less popular and the Moulmein Advartlar, the Burmese comes bis colleague Admiral Ting, there was a great British Post Office The Hongkong Chamber the revolutionists and started for Rosario. The falling to escape towards the Zimbezi is retum-enjoyable than those which annually occur janity whose predisposition for gullibility is a fuss made on all sides about the Celestial Admin of Commerce has had at times to complain of torpedo bost Ejpura Independencia was sent up ing to Baluwayo, and another battle is expected. Shanghai under kindred nuspices.

marked characteristic of the race, we hear, are stration's conduct and few people would have the incapacity of the G. P. O. people, and some the siver wil peders to sink or take the Anciens The Chartered Company has been notified by

docking in som ors to Quingyoung Zayat ca believed, at the time, that six years later very Mr. Buxton, Parliamentary Secretary, Colonial

the Nyaungbangelk Road, with a view of payleg similar treatment would be meted out to another crossed correspondence has in past years and when the Andes arrived near Rosario she

the water between them. Office, that no local section will be permited

their respects to this venerable gentleman at his Brisk naval officer by the enlightened

was attacked by the Espera Independencia, und temporary abode. Waunderstand that he is on

Asia the Imperial Peany Pest, the British authe-In the Gght many of the crew of the, guribost which would prejudice any latore arrangement

a sligrimage to the sacred shrines of Burma and been the case si is shewn by the following required to pay for the introduction of the reform by shots from the Edira. The captain, of the government of the Mikado. Such, however, has sites have reported that £75,000 a year would be were killed, while the vessel was also darusged with regard to the Matabeles,

is known as the "Tootcha Kio,” *

fom excerps the Japan Herald: The about one-tenth of the cost of an fronclad such Andis and her crew fed to the shore, abandon- Зардиево Government having generally dealt is as the Victoria. Some 300,000 emigrants leave ing their craft. ENGLISH VERSUS IRISH MEASURES

Zadder Street Terrace; 16 to 1g (eran Nos) RankRDING Hen Prusch, formerly a residént of ¦ à liberal msener with its foreign employ mall extra postanka vast majority of 1% in several Stator, and sin,'í

Chios, who has become rather notorious for his whenever the time

England, Scotland, and Lyndhurst Tenape; 35 to 37, Circular Pathway | Demitic proceedings and bis übel on kert:) Its nervice, any departure from previous practica | cases miskes all the difference between keeping with lule resistance.

-Iceland every year," aud

troops are sugaged fo diary lug the of them arrived for a IN PARLIAMENT.

leave the

in for any

meeting Member for Waterford Chr. said that the re-cation aning of bis premises” 4. Lrón Brandt, the late German Minister at Fokizy, :fe the more remarkabio in the care of one who was them in touch mek this hará country and feaving The Government has suppressed à GörmeD

Concerning

for permission to controer Water the 2 grth German Gasifia gives the following peared too so highly appreciated as

od advisor to the periode Coments to the timing remistances of emigrants (ress by the Government to transpar

Ingler, them to become strangers As it is, last year newspaper here. A plan is onder considerasion mainder of the session would be devoted to the is in private premises. 3. Application to statement of the preacht state of his ti£ls notwithstanding, 10 baze met, in one Australia-15 mee? from commer-fal transac- prisoners to the island of Terra del Fuego ta Liability Bilis, and that he would be unable to bring establishments, respectlog the removal | posdifjan of Prasch was so deranged" mi the six months' notice to gult which tions-amounted to £1,200 per day, on, an form a colony there.

respect at least, with scant consideration, When tions

average, in P. O.

O. notes from. Ion. to io. From The Herald correspondent at Montevideo Tagian bad received was about expiring, ho, belag America, Canada, and Tadle there were simi telegraphi News his reached this city that Anxious to lose no time in reporting himself as larly large amounts. This is what pays, and tble the State of Farine, Bra L has declared against Emerest of Japan Dion days before the actual pay. Last year there were alos million new power of dictaior ve roused opposition bead quasters, asked permission to leave by the is the material which would make penny postage President Feiksie, whose assumption of the termination of ule notice, so as to avoid the loss papers, at zd. each, in the post between Austrails throughout the country as well as in Rio Janeiro, of three weeks waiting for the next boat, and bis and Europe; and on the same boss, la the where an epitsing of the people has beas request was courteously seceded to but when same mills, almost to the same bags, were at imminent for some Ums. Congress cicasd receiving his pay, the proponten for the mine milion letters at 311 madh, Yot who would things in Rio Janetes where the stuation days was duly deducted. A trivial matter en dare to say that the pawspapers, each eight homily becoming more critical, with Mella's the face of ki, but it classly shows how the "out times the weight a latter, cost less to the Pod tebal Boet la 18e harbor, marauding force of Offor? Why should nei the fetides go wf the 'treeps under Peixote in the city and growing.

ATING of the Sanitary Board will be held of day, the gih lest, et 4.15 p.m. Orders of the day: Agenda, Mortality Returns for weeks ended the 8th October and 4th November 1893. 2. Su veyer's reports on condition of drafas as Nos. 1 to 10 Kwa Wa Lane; 1 to 4

3.

Letter from owner of 19, Lan Kwai Fong

Mr. Gladstone replying to Mr. Redmond,

closets In

land cattle at wharf opporite Marine Lot No.

consideration of Farish Councils and Employers Praya Central, E. Petition from masters of fat of the Clerity was to the effect that the mental To. 200, | appears that the modicsiopinion of the nurgens

consider the grievancem of the evicted tenants.

OPENING OF THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL The elling of the Manchester Ship Canal has been begn: but it will probably take a fortnight to complete and the first steamer will leave

· Liverpool_for_Manchester on the dat of Depam-

of their business to Shae Tong-tul district 7, to become dangerous to public secarly; his Honourable, he Acting Registrar General's letter roster into lunatic saylues was therefore or report on the acting taken in certain bribery las declare Pansch to suffer from parents ra classification of market buildings. 8. Inspec declared to be necessary. The medical authori cases. g. Correspondences fo) the inspec chronica" (chronic insanity), and the maste of lion of pig-sties by Colonial Veterinary Surgeon. persecution. Whilst the prosecution has not yet (5) vs the darating of foreman Market Staven been actually suspended by a judicial decision, er. to. Colonial Veterinary Surgeon's (4) the accused had still to be removed from the fester re malmed animals. (3) appication for place of preliminary confinement and transferred leave of Absurdo. 13. Kive-applications fer to a lunatic asyluma. This is the sinal legal | licences to keep swine,

course prescilhed under similar circumstances. I fumpa.**

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