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collection of fards in the Church of England for the relief of the disticas existing among the unemployed,

In refusing the request, Thr. Benson explained that he did not prove of any sensational efforts in connection with the rising of relief funds.

The Christin Brothers in Ireland hire

declined to adapt the system of compulsory attendance at their schools, on the greand that the Institutions werive no endowment from the Government, Mr. Thomas Sexton, M.P., and the anti-Parnellie members of the House of

Commons have de ided to oppone any attempt on the part of the Government to introduce the compulsory systent

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1894.

Mr. Russell in moving the second reading repeated the statements he made last Saturday, Sir Richard Temple supported the Bill and said it was accessary to give the closing of the minis a fair chance. He expected exports would improve and lenders would then increase.

Mr. Simuel Montxrue cillelsed the watt policy of the fadian Government and belleved that the duty on sliver was inevitable.

Sir John Lubbock supported the Bill but con- demoed the speculation which depended on the course of trade with India and the price of sliver months hence. He suggested the expediency of reducing the amount of the loan to five millions and approved of an import duty on silver. Sir

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Later on my breathing became very bad, ang. I would break out into a cold sweat. I kept on growing wester until it was all I could do to get about, and in this condition I continued for four years. During medicines I heard of, bat none of them did any good,"

this time I consulted déctors and used all the different

Now, let's think a minute. Mr. Burton says his heart futteroft and palpitated and he had a hacking cough, and dilleulty in breathing-three frightful things. A man

might

"of any lot of them- one of them, as and all at the sama we all know. Yot he recovered

Ho same time,

"In February, 1891, I heard of what Mother

The committer appointed by the creditors of W. Harcourt admitted the objections taised, bat short time I was perfectly cured. I make this state- the New Orlents? Banking Cerpuation. in ald there was no option in the matter, and that liquidation, to examine foin the affire of the the closlog of the mints had not yet had a fair company, have presented thele report. They al; the natives, he said, would in no wise state that there is a deficit of £1,000,000, which cannot be made up, as the shares are fully paid.

suffer.

Indian Exchequer was the loser.

Co-day's Advertisements.

D'ARC'S

MARIONETTES

AND

FANTOCHES FRANCAISES WEST POINT,

A VERITABLE TRIUMPH. THE SHOW A MARVEL AND A SURPRISE TO ALL BEHOLDERS (vide Hangkong Press) Pationised by

HE. The Governor, Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, K.CM.G, Lady ROBINSON, and the Etre of Hongkong. PERFORMA·CES TO-NIGHT AT 9PM. And Every Evening until further notice. MATINEES

PRICES OF ADMISSION :- Private Boxes & Stalls, per seat...$1.00 Second Glais.. Third Class.................................$1.00

Beigel's Ouratira Syrup had done in similar cases, and determined to try it, so got a a bottle from Mars, Grimble and Kont, chemists, Boaton. The first fow dores gave

and raliaf, continuing to use it in a ment in order that athore may know where to look an like mla for a remedy in

GEO. W. BURTON.“ We regoles at his restoration to health, but what, Mr. Goschen complained that no provision after all, allod him? Did he have three illscases-vis, The Court to-day made an order directing M.. / had been made for the repayment of the rate of boart complaint, consumption, and sathia? And," EVERY WEDNE'DAY AND SATURDAY, AT 3 P.M. Interest to the sinking fand. He deprecated how on earth could Mother Seigel's Curativs Simpson, depositor, lo per the M-rigage fixing the rup-e at an arbi rary rate, whereby the Syrup have oured them--each affecting different organs The answer fe, he had but one discus, Indigestion and dyspepsis, of which the feeble boart,

the buy The deaths are announced of Generals H, E. the irritated throat, and i

burdened lung werd Dyneley and CH. Ingilby.

tell-talw and symptoms. The poisoned blood-Alled with deadly acids from the stomach-half

Parais the nerves and thus disordered the heart's action; also infected the delicate membrane-lining of the lungs and air passages, producing sithma and the cough that seemed to threaten consumption. Que disease, mety

misleading

-ihat is the truth; symptoms- deluding physicians, and frightening patienta into: thinking life timepiece runs down no power on.

there is hope. earth can wind it up again, bat Mr. Burton's case, and thousands more, prove that it is often good for many a year after you thought the works would soon be motionless in the cazo.~~[Adel.

Insurance Corporation the fall premium on an insured deposit, weardless of any dividend bald by the bank in which the money was deposited. President Cleveland; in his annual message to Congress, estimistes that the deficit for the year will be under £6,000 000.

In referring to the promoted triff reform the President says he is a-th-fied that the new tariff will afford steady employment to the people of the United States, and will enffice, with the aid of temporary Trvence taxation, to meet the national expendbure.

A force of 40,00n French soldiers are at present stationed near the Italian frontier, being formed up in echelon order.

M. Etienne, a member of a former French Cabinet, asserts that the recent enlargement of the French army has had the effect of compelling the Czar of Russia to no longer neglect France. In the French Chamber of Deptles yesterday a motion was submitted in favor of a general amnesty being granted to political offenders. After debate the motion was negatived by a majority of 37.

Dake Alfred of Saxe-Coburg (Duke of Edin- burgh) has resigned his position as a member of the Privy Council.

In the House of Commons to-day Mr. E. T". Gourley, the Liberal member for Sunderland, asked a queelon as to the soundness, of the deteners at Gibraltar, and expressed the opinion that they were not equil to the defence works at Toulon, the most important French naval arsenal In the Mediterranean.

Mr. Henry Campbell-Benneraan, the Secre- tary of State for the War Department, declined to answer the question, and said that the mere publicvi^n of the notire of the question had caused considerable public mischief,

Scotch miners, to the number of 100,000, are at present locked out, they having demanded an increase of wages, which was refused. The men have appealed to Mr. Gladstone to arbitrate în the difficulty between themselves and the mine-

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An important deputation from medical societies and religious organisations wited on the Home Secretary to-day on the subjee of the treatment of drunkards. They pointed out that the system of pusfilve treatment had falled, and urged the necessity of lepila iam to en-ble drunkards to b 'compulsorily dera'ned until such time as the

craving for drink had been overcome,

Mr. H. H. Argalth, in reply, said that a biji deall-g with the en' ject was already in course of preparation, He, however, deprecated any attempt at compulsory treatment except in the cares of habi uni inebriety.

It is reported that Mr. Gladstone, who will be 84 years of age on the 29th inst., is engaged upon a transisijen of the whole of Horace, and that he devotes several hours a day to a regular study of the subject.

December 6th. The Chinese-authorities are reported to be wati fied with the frontier agreement which has been arrived at between Sir Mortimer Durand, the special British Commissioner, and the Ameer of Afghanistan.

There is an alarming increase of dexthis in London due to dimases of the res¬tratory organs. During last week: he fatal cases from complaints of this character numbered yoo.or about double the average number. Indutrza in widespread, and the increase in the mortality is largely attributable to the epidemic.

An Immense diamond. weighing 130 carats, has been found in the Jaeperafontela diamond mine, Kimberley, South Africa.

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FOOCHOW NOTES.

Foochow, 30th December, 1893. The river fleet of this port has been farther augmented by nine new war junks, lately con- stracted at a cost of about $100 each.

A telegram from Hang-chow, the capital city of Che-kisng province, was received by the Chinese authorities on the 27th instant stating that the Governor, a Mancho, died suddenly on that day without showing any symptoms of sickness.

It is surprising to bear that the Viceroy has beca recalled to Peking to answer some ten accusations against him, one of which is being too much given to "squeering." We cannot believe it to be true. However, such Is tha rumour at present current among the people.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

2nd January, 1894.—At 4 pm.

STATION.

From time immemorial—at any rate in times of peace-those living inside the city have gained admission after the gates have been

Windivostock Re closed at night by means of a ladder, on the Taksi. payment of a small fee to the gate-keeper. | Nagisil This has now been put a stop to by the mugishanghai Foochow trate, who considers the practice improper.

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It is now many months since we have heard Auping of any trouble being given by pirates on the corst, but this week the crew of a Chinese jonk laden with timber for Ningpo returned and, reported that the junk and its cargo had been captured by sea-robbers. No personal harm was done to the crew. The authorities have sent out notice of the occurrence to the guard Acet.

It may interest some of our readers to know that two enterprising pečmigians in ascending to Kallang & short time since, took the trouble to ascertain the number of steps leading upwards from the Joss House at the foot of the bills. They found that there are 3.136 steps to be mounted before 2,150 it, is reached, which is about the height of the level of the Kuliang residences.

The fear of the native bankers, when at firti the Government ten-cent'pi-ces were introduced, that many false coins would appear, has turned out to be well founded. We understand that a large number of spurious coins are in circulation. The authorities are making exinest search for the caluers, but we fear it will end unsuccessfully, as such cases usually do, the profit of the yamea runners being too good for them to divulge the secret and arrest the men.

A similar case to one we reported sometime ago, took place lately, The Pervincial Judge, on his way out to Naztal to verify the failure of dative bank, met two natives waiking along the street, each with an arm round the others nick. He at once stopped his chair and ordered the arrest of the two men, who were delivered to the tipas, with orders that they should be kanguid for one month and be carried through the streets during that period in a double kangue, His Excellency looks upes such practices as Immoral, and to punishes the delinquents, severely..

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AN APPEAL.

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THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY. “HE Company's Steamship

THE

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This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers,

For Freight or Passage, apply fo

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General Managers.

Hongkong, 3rd January, 1894.

"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS.

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For Freight or Passage, noply to

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, 3rd January, 1894

Tragi

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TOOCHOW. THE Company's Steamship

"HAITAN,"

"HE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN.

respectfully to APPEAL to the Residents of Hongkong and the Coast Ports, for their kind patronage sad support, and desires to state that she will be pleased receive orders for all kinds of NEEDLE WORK.

Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffi and Collars renewed on old ones.

Ladies and Children's Under-clothing, Children's Dresses, and all kinds of Embroidery, Materials can be supplied, if required,

The Superioress will also be most grateful for any PAPER, OTr old ENVELOPES to be made foto Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, whą arò taught by the Slaters.

Hongkong, and Avril, 1897,

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For Freight or Passage, apply to

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-Barnaber reduced to teval of the sen la inches, beatha and hundredths -Temperature in the shada, in' degrans, Wah rebelt-Humidity in personage of saturation, the baldicy of air saviraind with molere being 100, 4-Direction of the wind to two pauses Jocca of the wind sooving to Beation scale, State of the weather, & Blawy, Deched T. JOHN clouds, Drizzteg rain, Fog. Glooms, & Hall, / Lighting Overcast, Passing showers, y Squally, Rats, now, Thunder, lablilty, • Daw with p-Rals in incisas, testha and Sandendaha.

FG, Fica, Phat Assistant,

HONGKONG REGISTER.

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A native bank over the Bridge known as Hongkong Observatory, 3rd January, 1894. i "Chang-ang" closed its door on Sunday last with liabilities of nearly $7 coo. The news had no sooner spread than there was a sudden, rush of the creditors, who were not lang in demolish Ing the premises, carrying away every stick and stone svallable." The anato complete disappear- Tuesday last; this was known as the "Kien- Humidity ance of a smaller bank's pr. mises took place on

toong bank, which failed, with abilities of $1,000. The residence of the bankers next door shared the same fite.

Sir Willild Lawson and other temperance members of the House of Commons demand a Local Veto Bil, the provisions of which shall extend to the whole of the United Kingdom.

Sir Charles Rassell, QC, Attorney-General, and Sir Richard Everard. Webster, C., M.P. have been created K-ights of the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George (G.C.M.G.), in recognition of the services they rendered on the Behring Sea Arbitration Comshop, and the sum of $800 was paid to have the mission.

matter amicably settled. Subsequently this un.

A young man wishing for a cup of wine went into a wine shop near the east-gate of the clly where he obtained it, but he had no sooner swallowed the liquid than he was overcome with nickness and died almost immediately. The elder brother of the deceased, in the name of the widow, demanded indemnity of the wine

A bill has been Introduced into the Austrian | scrupulous brother, instead of handing the $800 Relcherath providing for the Insurance of the to his widowed sister-in-law, pat the money lato working classes. The measure also provides | his own pocket and to prevent, as he thought, that employers of labour shall be compelled to pay go per cent of the premiums.

The body of the late Professor John Tyndall, the eminent scientist, is to be cremated, that being in accordance with his expressed desire,

The Australian shipping companies are con- sidering the advisability of raising the measure ment freights by mail steamers to 351. per ton.

December 7th.

It has transpired that the forts, on the Bos- phorus were recently inspected by Mr. Hiram Stevens Maxim, the inventor of the Maxim gun, and Admiral Sir John Edmund Commerell, and

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the possibility of the young woman giving him any trouble, and by way of farther antiching himsell, said her to a friend residing some distance away. Unfortunately for him the parents of the widow, indignant at his behav lour, laid the case before the magistrate who is. now lovlitigating the matter, having in the meantime arrested the avaricious Pascal together with the widow and her purchasez.—Echo,

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HONGKONG TEMPERATURE,

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that afterwards the Sultan of Turkey ined Own evening last summer I had some writing to do orders for larmediate improvements to be effected at my house. The weather was very hot, and I took which would have the effect of greatly strength of my cost and waistcoat. My new gold watch (that ening the defence works,

I had paid £30 for) I laid before me on the table HONGKONG AMATEUR DRAMATIC The German Reichstag recently decided to where I could keep an eye on Bo far so good. Increase by go per cent. the duties on imparts of them covering my watch. Besobing out for some and papers scoumulated on the table, one I wanted, my arm accidentally swept it to the

what luck! I picked it hosvene,

from Russia

the draft of a proposed reciprocal commercial treaty with Servix and Roumania,

Ob

A committee of the Reichstag has now adapted food one ploks up a child who has had a bad

tumble Was if stil! running? Yes,

Yos, faintly 1 but a I put it to my ear it tloked a fow times, foobly, and

and then stopped- lowly 420 it was a vital thing now merely a lot of motion. less whole in a caso. "What was broken? I couldn't

LATE TELEGRAMS.

dosd watch. A mkuta

say. The watchmaker must repair and noturn it,

with his bill. So much for my stupid oarelessness,

Yet nobody is so poor as not to carry a more valuable watch than that's one that will run many Tours without winding, But when it stops, sh!thon, who is able to set it

Speaking about the one he owns, Mr. Ciso, W.

The 10 set is going again? Barton, of Kirton Holme, Boston, mys* My heart ad fuscled / could hear it stop beating! fattered in a way to alarm mo. Bometimes it

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January 3rd, 6th, 9th and 13th, 1894- Curts lo 'to rise at 9 P.M. precisely ech night,

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Seats for any or all Performances can be booked at Messrs, LANE, CRAWFORD & Co.

Backs of the Words of the Songs, price is cents, at the Booking Office.

CALCUTTA, December 14th, The Engilshman writes that rumours of en impending duty on silver continue to multiply. Private advices speak of an immediate imposi tion of a tax of 15 per cent, on silver imports, and the Bazaar is daily forcing up the price of ready silver. If any decision has been come 10, we have little doubt that, like all official secrets, What alled Mr. Barton's heart? Pathaps his letter - after the fall of the Curtain, each night. duty is to assist theʼrala of Council BULIN ( 27 - Will help us to worry and fanenta. IHKAN

1887,

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Hongkong, 3rd Januszy, 1894-

NOTICE,

TAS

AR. FREDERICK BROUGHAM MAR-

MSFREDERICK BRO Gen admitted

the m in mouth, and in the morning my teeth LONDON, December 141h.. and gams were covered with think bloody slime.

My appetite falled, and after. In the House of Commons last night, then the host and sonsole: All the time I had a I had great pain eating East India Loan Bill, which provides for sum raving for food, bus dare not fake solids. It seemed not exceeding ten militions, was read a second sometimes that my hand would burst with pain, and PARTNER to our FIRM.

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time without a division after the closure had been anforced,

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LODGE

OF HONGKONG, No. 618, S.C.

N EMERGENCY MEETING of the above

A LODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS

HALL, Zetland Street on FRIDAY, the th lostant, at 5 for 5.30 p.m. precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.

Hmakan, 3rd January, 1804-

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Hongkong, 24th June, 1881.

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Copies ordered from the Office will be charged

Talegraph has by far the largest circulation of Advertisers are reminded that the Hongkong

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Hongkong, 14th October, 1891.

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-Hughes, E. J, Realdence.

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Praya Central.

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35Mount Austin Hotel.

5.-Nam Wo & Co,

46.-Opium Farm, Hau Fook,

34.Peak Hospital.

29-Peak Hotel

15.-P. & D. 5. N. Co.

69.-P. & O. Mess, Mountain View. 53-Plordten, F. von der, Residence. 300-Quarry Bay Sugar Refinery. 34-Ray, E, C., Realdence.

31-

Do.. Office.

45-Rope Factory, West Point.

33-Sallors' Home.

49-Shewan & Co., Praya Central, 61.-Stevens, G. R., Office.

Residence.

Do.

56-Victoria Hotel, Public Telephone, 16,-Watson & Co., A. S., Ld. 57.-Wickham, W. H., Residence. 63-Woo Kee & Co., Praya West, 79-Yueng Lan Kee, Residence, 78,--Yuen Ken & Co. 38.-Yuen Fat Hong, Bonham Strand, In case of FIRE sing up No. 15. The Exchange is open day and night.

W. STUART HARRISON, Manager. Hongkong, 7th May, 1893.

A Natural Food,

Conditions of the system arise when ordinary foods cease to build flesh--

there is urgent

need of arrest- ing waste-assistance must come quickly, from natural food source.

Scott's Emulsion

is a condensation of the life of all foods-it is cod-liver oll reinforced,made easy of digestion, and almost as palatable as milk.

Saath & Hawai. Lad., London. `All Chamleto

Sole Agents for Hongkong and China. 1 Messrs. A. S. WATSON & Co. (Laserrko). Hongkong, noth Thecarghar, 1986.

NOTICE.

NOW READY !

THE "BOKHARA" DISASTER,

FLOORS in Elgla Street, Peel Strees most delicate constitution of either sex, The A FULL DESCRIPTIVE REPORT of the

and Staunton Street,

FLOORS in No. 5, Shelley Street,

Nos. 11 and 12," COOMBE ROYAL-

Magasion Gap-Furnished.

No. 11, KNUTSFORD TERRACE, mega. Kowloop. OFFICES AND SHOPS

Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to' test its value,

*THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS.

Nos. 1, 2 and 3, VICTORIA VIEW; | · · Clarke's Blood Mixture is sold in Bottles 26,

Kowloon.

gd. each, and in cases, containing six times the tity, 118ufficient to effect a permanent ture in the great majority of long standing cases, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendor throughout the world. Proprietors, the Lincoln and Midlands Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, England. - Trade Mark...” Blood Mixture.”

FIRST FLOOR No. 4, Queen's Road Central, over the Hank of China, Japan and the Stralfs, Ld.” ** GROUND FLOOR-ander Hongkong

Hotel, Pedder's Street, PRAYA CENTRAL, 'over Messrs, Dou- melingglas Lapralk & Co.'s GODOWNS.

BLUE BUILDINGS, Apply to

my

CLARKE'S BLOOD, MIXTURE. CAUTION -Furchasers of Clarke's Blood Mix time should see that they get the genuine article. Worthless Imitations and substitutes ara nome- | times palmed off by imprincipled vendors. The worda #Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, England * are engraved on | the Government Stamp and H Clarke's World- famed Blood Mitars blown in the Bottle, [ng 1 without which wõus sis genuine. “E

THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT

WANTS AGENCY Cop LAL (584) · Mongkang, jed January, 1994)

|

DISASTER

With all Particulars, Reports of Interviews with SURVIVORS, the Crafme of the Thales, official reports of the Chief Officer, the Ancona, and the Porpoiss, the MARINE COURT OF Inquiry and its FiuDING, experiences of other Steamers in the same Typhoon, the Normane disaster, &c., &c.

{All .carefully Revferd and Bdited),-

NOW READY.

THIS IS THE ONLY COMPLETE

REPORT OF THE DISASTER.

PRICE

.............FIFTY ·CENTS. Orders should be sent in to

THE MANAGER Hongkong Telegraph Ofisi,

Fadder's HILD 26th October, 189#z