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interest of Metars, Jardine, Mathesna & Co. and the Honghew Wharf Company, Mestry, Jardine, Matheson & Co., as shareballers to the amalgamated association, retalning their Interest,

TRE TREATY OF PEACE,

THE ADDITIONAL'ARTICLES. Our readers will remember that on the 14th Instant we published a translation from the Chineseofthearticles of the Treaty concluded on the 17th April at Shimeve. Compared with the full text of the Treaty as published in a recent issue of the Paing and Tientsin Timas

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1895.

CORRESPONDENCE.

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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS: TO TER KITS or Tw" Howarowa Telaiyath." Six-It afforded me no little pleasure to peruse in your columus the letters, of * Human!ta:lan 19 and Staff Sergeant Morrison, who have so sensibly drawn the attention of the Government to the horrible cruelties perpetrated by Chinese on dumb animals in this colony.

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May I venture to point out two other instances where endless auffering is often indicted. refer, in the first place, to the caging of a young tiger in the Pabile Gardens. As far as I Can He

Swatow and Amoy on her way up. Sherin on the mcks in a dense fog, but, owing to the tide rising, she succeeded to backing off in about three hours, and the weather fortunately being fine, the aleamer managed to reach Shanghul. Her fore- hold was full of water when she turned up at. Shanghai and her bottom is said to be bidly damaged.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

Northern Pacific. When asked what the next National Republican Convention would do in regard to silver, Senator Elkins said quite poài. tirely on

Intimations. UNDOUBTEDLY!

It will declare for bimetalliam. That doba not meant for silver or a single gold standard,

"I cannot say who leads in the ran for the CHAMPAGNE BITTERS AND BOVRIL Presidential nomination, he continued. You kajmean much about firma la It fa'all guada Tik, and no one can predict. Vice-President

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Stevenson landa on the Democratia side. : Look- The following telegrams from our San log at: the silon as it is today he wands Francisco exchanges were crowded out of the Presidential nomination than any one, last night's issue—

The ports of Dr. A. E. Josephl, Harry LONDOW, April 19th.

Lane and A, C. Panton, the commission To-night the loaugural dinner of the American Society in London was held at the Cald Royal Court to inquire into the mental condition of Rer. appolated by Judge Stevens of the State Circuit

at gully of holding up an: East Side bank, on the ground of insanity, was made public to-day. The report, after stating that the reverend gentle man was in the habit of reading dima-novel

teatre, saya :

It seems that our version of the gist of that / this fine beast has been cramped up in a cago | presided over by the Hon. Thomas F. Bayst 1. C. Reed, the Rapilat minister, who was found

document was correct, but that there were thras additional articles which read as follows:-

I.

The Japanese Military Forces which are, under Article VIII of the Treaty of Peace signed this day, to temporarily occupy Wel-bal wel, shall not exceed one Brigade, and from the date of the exchange of the ratifications of the said Treaty of Peace, China shall pay annually, one fourth of the amount of the expanses of such temporary occupation, that is to say, at the rate el 500,000 Kuping Tacts per anAUM.

The territory temporarily cecupled at Wel- bal-wel shall comprise the Island of Liu-kang and a belt of land Japanese Rl wife along the entire cost line of the Bay of Wel-hat-wel.

No Chinese Troops shall be permali ed to approach or occupy any places within a zone of Japanese Rewide beyond the boundaries of the occupied territory.

III.

The Civit. Administration of the occupied territory shall remain in the bands of the Chinese Authorities. But such Authorities shall at all times be obliged to conform to the orders which the Commander of the Japanese Army of occu pation may deem it neccavery to give i the interest of the health, maintenance, safety, distribuiton or dicipline of the Troops.

All milliary offer ces committed within the occupied territory shall be subject to the jarls- diction of the Japanese Military Authorities.

The foregoing Separate Articles shall bare the same force, value and effect as if they had bree, word for word, laserted la the Treaty of Pesca signed this day.

In witness whereof, the respective Plenipo tentiaries have signed the same and have affixed 'thereto the seal of their arms.

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far too small for his size, and rumour has it, and think it is true, that he is lusaliciently fed To add to his suffering he is locked within the inner doors of his erge and so there is barely room for him to stretch hla limbs. What pleasure there can be in exhibiting him under these condions I really fall to see, and who finds pleasure in looking at the poor brute 1 should like to know. Were he lodged to a mora suitable cage and properly looked after there might be some milication for keeping him on cabiblion. At present, however, he looks as though death woold come to him as a great

the least, shameful,

the American Embassador. One hundred and. fifty of the most prominent Americans is England were present, la addition to some members the American colony in Parls, who came to London especially to attend the banquet,

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Mt. Bayard had at his right band the Hon. J. B. Eustis, American Embassador to France; and at his loft Andrew Carnegie. The guests focluded the entire staff of the American embassy. Mr. Bayard toasted the Queen and then the President of the United States. Both toasts were received with uproarious cheering, In the course of his speech Mr. Bayard explained

topa'ses sud judgment of a boy of 13 or 15 years, "He is man 49 yours of age, with the who, with his head stuffed full of, the garish Ralon of dime covels, emulates the conduct of the heroic Seven-tood Pote and saliion forth armed with a sharpened case-kalls to lift this scalp of imaginary redskins to the persons of Inoffensive small children, sed the degree of his

measured by that of the boy.

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For Sale.

NOTICE

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relief, The trestment of this animel is, to say the objects of the society and said he trusted # | criminali y-at the time of the robbery in to AVLODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS', in zib. Tins. Fresh Stocks always on hand.

The other instance of cruelly to which I refer is the heartless manner in which young pups are tied up a bird-shope with a bit of string fastened tightly around their necks, in close proximity to filth and vermia of every description. Their yells of agony and plteous cries while confoed in this stalo and whilst being eaten alive by vermia are truly best randing.

Hoping you will grant me space for these laes

I remale,

Yours faithfully,

Hongkong, sist May, 1895.

SHANGHAI BUTCHERS' STRIKE.

BOW WOW.

IGNOMINIOUS COLLAPSE.

The great bulchers' strike, which was entered upon so suddenly an Monday morning (12th) has entirely collapsed to-day, says the Shangkat Mercury on the 17th instant. The scilon of the Municipal Council, who were rapidly pro- caring catis from the out-ports, and the defection of the foreign leader, Hall, who seems to have realised-though somewhat late- his mistake, broke up the combination. The

"He occupies the border line of mental sound

wou'd always uphold American traditions. Much could come of this anciens. American citizens could see nothing but goed in it. The band played Hail Columbia while the toast of these, and conceding the commission of the rob tery, the proper punishment, or rather treatment President was being tendered.

did the law but permit it, would be a long term. to the reform school.

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Mr. H. B. Chamberlain followed Mr. Bayard, proposing a toast to the society and giving farther detalls of tie simu. 'e announced some special greeting would be given to the Hon. Adial Stevenson, Vice-President of the United States, on his arrival in London.

Newton Crane responded to the toast The American Resident In London"; Mr. Carnegie to the "American Binationalist: Conant-General Collins to the "American Official in London and Dr. Penrose to The American Abroad, The barquet was marked by the greatest cordiality,

FAIRFIELD, Iows, April 19'b. Ex-Senator Wilson has been unconscious all day. Physicians say he cannot Hire through the

af ht.

BORDINTOWN, N. I., April 19th. Mrs. Della T. Parnell, mather of the late Charles Stewart.Parnell, who lives at Trolder, overlooking the Delaware River, near here, was found bleeding and unconscious late last night by Charles Casey, a son of the farmer who has charge of the farm at Ironsides, While the property formerly occupied by Mrs. Pareil's father, young Casey beard moans.

(To be constuued)

THE great value of Scott's Emulsion of Pare Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites in Wasting Diseases is shown by the accompanying stated ment from D. C-Freeman, Sydney, Aust

Hawi: g bran k' great sufferer fram palmonary attacks and gradually wasting away for the past two years, it affords me great pleasure to testify that the above medicing has given me great rellet, and cheerfully recommend it to all aufering in a similar way to myself. In addition I would say that it is very pleasant to take." "Any Chemist can supply it-Sols Agents for Hong- keng and the Empire of China --Watkins & Co., Hongkong, -{Advt.

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

OF HONGKONG, No. 1016. REGULAR MEETING of the above HALL, Zetland Street, TO-MORROW, the and instant, at 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.

-Hongbong, 17th May, 1895.

VICTORIA

CHAPTER.

No. 5aç, EC. A

N EMERGENCY CONVOCATION of the Alabore CHAPTER will be held in the PREMASONS HALL, Zetland Street, on MON- DAY the 27th fastant, at 8.30 for a Dim. precisely Visiting Companions are cordially invited to attend.

Hongkong, 16th May, 1895.

Hotels.

WINDSOR HOTEL,

THIS

HONGKONG.

PHIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the "ICON- elerant · Building known it NAUGHT HOUSE," offers First-class Accom-

Done at Shimonoseki, in duplicate, this and day of the 3rd month of the 21st year of Kanng Council insisted, before it would allow cattle to descending a hill which marks the boundary of VIRZJ. M. ARMSTRONG has received 'modation to Residents and Travellers. Hid, corresponding to the 17th day of the 4th month of the 28th year of Meljt. (April 17ib, 1895.)

[Signatures (4) and titles, same an la Treaty

A CHINESE “DECLARATION OF

INDEPENDENCE"

A PROCLAMATION OF THE PEOPLE OF FORMOSA

The following, parporting to be a proclams tion by the people of Formosa, appeared in the Shanghai Sin-wen-pao and Slu-pas, on the ryth Instant :-

be slaughered by the strikers, that they pay up | ali arrears, and sign a contract agreeing to pay the bullock-hong fees; to keep their extile for at least twenty-four hours in the

Hurrying to the spot he found Mrs. Parnell hong, and to buy any cattle that might being beside the fence, with her face covered with sent down for the Council through the efforts blood. By her side were two small pieces of made to break the strike. This latter condi- board, a piece of fence pallax about thres feat tion was demarred to, bat finally the butchers long and a brick. Help was obtained and she

was carried to the home of Farmer Caser. agreed to that alsờ. Last night (16/h) 47 cattle, 96 sheep and a few calves were slaughtered, and this morning (17th) all the butchers' stalls were open with the exception of two or three whose owners had not then paid up their arrears.

prevention of such offensivo and useless measures in the faturo.

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.

MAILS DUE: Anetrallan (Cotterthun) z5th inst, French (Ernest Simons) 26th fast, American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 31st last Canadian (Empress of China) Bih prox. The steamship Bagno la dus here on or about the 27th inst, from Bombay and Singapore,

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TO-DAY'S SHIPPING RETURNS.

Arrivals.

This satisfactory anding of an attempt to coerce the Municipal Council reflects great credit upon the authorities of the Model Settle Our island (Formosa) has been in the possesment, and should have a salutary effect in the sion of the Ta Talog Dynasty for over 200 years, and has lately been elevated to a province. The progress of the affales of the filand has been satisfactory to all of us, up to this year, and we had hoped to enjoy this prosperity for years to coms. Bat uaforionately war broke out last year between Chlon and Japan, and our Emperor, pitying the soldiers, and people, was greatly destrrus of peace. The Japanese demanded that this Island be given up as a condition of peace, and the Emperor was compelled to grant this. When we heard of the surrender of this Island we were exceedingly sorry, and begged aur Governor, Tung, to express our ideas to the Emperor. Officials, near and far from the Throne, were also, of the same mind, and continually memorialised the Emperor to the same effect, but these memorials were unfavoure ably received. We then begged England to proven! the cessation of the Island, but she took no notice of us. We then begged Governor Tong to telegraph to the Trang-1 Yame to consult with Rusala, France, and Germany to prevent the cessation, but this appeal met like. wise with no success. Oh, how pidial to turn this island over to the enemy! It has over 1,000 of fine mountainous country and the population is no less than ten millisar, without counting | one million of brave savages and forty thousand | strong men in the garrison. R lylag upon there, we assure the world we will never bend our heads to submit to the enemy. We seem to have no help, and the only thing we can do is to declare the island independent. We can soon select a learned and reliable man who will be given all power until everything is settled, when we will again consult with our Emperor If the Japanese act according to the dictates of conscience and forego taking possession of the Island, then we gladly enjoy peace, and share our bönefiis with them, but none of our laws shall be made

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by strangers, or any of our places be in their Frey) possession. If they intend to dght, then we will Holsteins receive them with arms in our bands, and all Nanyang will rather die on the field of battle than give up | Port Adelaide

the place. We hereby exhort our countrymen Wingsang

to endeavour to retrieve their reputation by fight- | Evandale "................................ Ing with their utmost strength,

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The British steamship S/A left Tacoma on the 21st ultime, and Kobe on the 13th instant, and had moderate south-west winds throughost,

Dr. W. H. Shipps, who was hastily summoned, made an examination and found that, besides several brulies about the face, the woman had lacerated wound on the right side of her head. Mrs. Parnell in unconscious, and because of her advanced ago her condition is regarded as critical, Her handbag was found alongside the allroad track wear by, her pocket-book missing and papers acattered in all directions. *

This circumstance lends probability to the theory that she was brutally assaulted and robbed, Mrs. Parnell frequently came to tals place at night and remained until a lats bour. She was here last night.

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Instructions from the MORTGAGEE

to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, the aged day of May, 1895,"- at 2.30 o'clock to the Afternoon at the Premises

SANDTHE YOLLOWING LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Situsta at Victoris, Hengkong, In Lots. Lot --SECTION A of MARINE LOT No. 314 with the message thereon No. 86, Wing

Lok Street.

|| Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hall to each Floor, in charge of experienced Attendant. Favourable Arrangements made for Families and for Monthly or Extended Periods.

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Hongkong, 5th March, 1995.

Proprietor & Manager. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & Co

Hongkong, 3rd April, 1895.

F420

PEAK HOTEL.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND, HIS commodious and well appointed Hozza, dusted at a height of 2,250 feet above sea-level, has just been thoroughly redecorated, renovated and re-furnished, and a

NEW WING has been bullt, which commands

ANNUAL CROWN RENT $12,34+ Lot, 2-ALL the VENDOR'S right bentat interest and advantage in the Southers molety of the Reclamation of Marlos Lot No. 314 rabject to the payment of $3,360 and all thele. moules (if any) now or hereafter to became dusagnificent Views of the Harbour and malaland

of China. or payable in respect of the said Reclamation.

Lot SECTION D & MARINE LOT NO. 19% with the message thereon No. 3a6, Fraya West,

RENT $19.00. "AMITAL CROWN At noon Mrs. Parteil lay in an unconscious enadition. The authorities are convinced that Lot 4-ALL the VENDOR'S right benefit she was assaulted and robbed, and have sent interest and advasiage of and in the Reclama. telegrams to all the near by cities and towns tion or Extension Seaweeds in front of Section asking that lookoot be kept for agan of D of Marine Lot No. 198 subject to the medium height with a smooth face, wearing a payment of the instalments and all other light overcant and a derby hat who was seen in monies (if any) now or hereafter to become das to have been commited. the vicinity about the time the sunsult is believed | or payab's'in respect thereof.

LO S.-JECTION, I of MARINE LOT No, Mrs, Paraeli's house on the hiil,' about a mile 198 with the messange therson. No, 6, Bai On from Bordentown, lu known as "Ironsides." It || Lane,

is big, old, two-storey frame fracture sud was

Annuáp Charm RINT $37.

built by her father many years ago. It is SE Lot 6-SECTION E of MARINE LOT No. dreary a place as one could imagine.

199 with the messungu ikerson No. 214, Praya

ANNUAL CROWN RENT $22. ́.

Lot ALL the VENDOR'S right beneft interest and advantage of and in the Reclama

Ros or Extension Seawards in front of Section

The aged woman has no close ecquain'ances | Wes, in Bordentown, and previous to 1890 had been living to destitution. In that year Congress Eranted her a pension of $40 per month, At that time she lived alone in a bleak house, the only other person about her 300 acres being gardener. During 1888 and 1889. In a fit of desperation, the aged woman stripped the hous of faralture in order to obtain food, and the rooms have never been refitted. Min. Parnell kad often expressed a desire to go abroad before the death of her son, Charles Stewart Parnell She was once asked why she did not kik him to ald her. She replied, "He is at the end of

kis means.”

NEW YORK, April 19th. A special to the World from Rome, N. Y.. says "Dee" Minchon is on trial here charged with aiding the escape, in April, 1893, of Tom O'Brien, the bunko man, now held in Paris, France, for killing Reed Widdell, the gold, brick swindler.

of Marlos Lot No. 199 subject to the payment of the Instalments and all other monies (if any) now or hereater to become due or payablo

respect thewof

Lot 8-SECTION M of MARINE LOT No. 199 with the messages thereon Mos. 377 and 379, Queen's Road West.

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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES,

7.00

*** (FROM. APRIL 1ST TO OCTOBER SIFT). One person, per day.....................iemaren☎ 4.00 one person, per month............$75 to 90,00 Married couple (occupying ane room) per Married couple (occupying one room) per Married couple (occupying two rooms)

per month or miten 170,00 For further particulars, apply to

THE MANAGER,

New Victoria Hotel. Hongkong, 16th March, 15ợc,

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FUJIYA HOTEL,

MIYANOSHITA,

* HAKONE. Four and a half hours from Yokokama.

ACCOMMODATION, FIRST-CLASS

NATURAL HOT SPRINGS.

-- ÁNNYAL CROWN REST $15.- The above LOTS are. Sald subject to existing Temazcles.

For Further Particulars and Conditions of as Sale, apply to

C. EWENS. Solicitor for the Mortgagen,

or to

J. M. ARMSTRONG, the Asctiamour. Honeking, 17th May, thot.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE

BUILDING &

TWO ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES, EXCELLENT CUISINE. SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR A

PROLONGED STAY..

S. N. YAMAGUCHI,

Proprietor.

THOMAS' GRILL ROOMS, No. 1, QUEEN'S ROAD.CENTRAL.

AM happy to inform my PATRONS that in connection with the GRILL ROOM, "$43. | have secured the 1ST FLOOR recently occupied by the CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (above the present GREL Room) and' have

in prison long he was taken before Judge Coxe MR ARMSTRONG has received Sited it up for

in Utics on a wilt si kadras corpus and got EWAY. James Buck, a keeper who was in charge O'Brien, was recently sent to Stato prison for permitting him to escape. Minchon was with O'Brien in Uilea.

Instructions from, the MORTGAGEE

to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,

O'Estes had been extradited from England and convicted of bunko work in which he beat Wiidivostock an Albany County, man out of $to,000. He Caletta. was sentenced to ten years. Before he had been Whampoa. Chiakiang, With regard to our a me, munitions - and | Undaunted....................craltar

"Naguski. provisions, we have officient for a few Comate........gunboat Craise. months, but it will be indispensable to

Aggregating 20,990 tons register. establish an office in Shanghai, Kwangchow, and other places in the Kiangaan provieres, to raise funds to carry on this patriotic and honourable war. As we are. In such straits, we have no doubt the people will do all they can to assist us to save this lonely island, by loaning as money. If Foreign countries help to preserve the lodependence of the Island, then they shall p-nicipale fo the sources af Formos, iese belog particularly great in the beds of coal and minerals including gold and silver, "And, furthermore, ther shall be allowed to build houses and reside in all parts of the Island, Or, if any Foreign codatry be the means of returning. Formosa to Chiuz, the same privileges will be allowed them. Mest of the lahabitants of Formose are descended from Fubilen or Kwangtung "familiar, and many people from these provinces have travelled to Foreign countries. We hope the rich ones will return immediately with their fortunes, and they will be treated as well as we can. The poor once are also lovi ed to return and show their bravery, and they wi-l also be well treated,

We venture to hope this declaration of Reina Cristina (cruiser) " Independence will not be thought wrong, as we Talksong märts, 15 are obliged by the nature of our situation to Stand

Guthrie something. We have never heard of an island,

-- SATURDAY, the sɛth day of May, 1895, It was afterward reported that Minchon and at 3.30 oʻplock in the Afternoon at the Premises O'Bilen were together in Buenos Ayres. A

MSA WAS THE FOLLOWING short time ago Minchon was arrested in Chicago LEASEHOLD' PROPERTIES, and brought here. It was shown that Minchon Situate at Victoria, Hongkonna la Lots, an applied for the wilt of habeas corpus for O'Brien | | Lot 1- SUB SECTION 304 SECTION B. of The Britisk steamship Esmiralda lest Manila and deposited the Broo with the Warden of INLAND LOE NO: with the meninags there- on the 18th instant, and bad light winds and Dannemore prison required to defray the on Wars, Queen Bed Central,

Lot 1-SECTION B of INLAND LOT NG.] fine weather with moderats wall from the north-expenses of taking the prisoner to Utica.

CHICAGO, ILL, April 19th.””

SA wish messung, theroom - Nov 233) Queen's The funeral services of the late. James W. Road Coutuskamerat fan was ditando Scott, proprietor of the Chicago Timat-Herald, B VERIAL, GROWN RENT $5.25 were held at St. James Episcopal Chorch at tr o'clock yesterday. The funeral was one of the No. 100 g (NO NO.

Log4+SECTION G of MARINE LOT largest ever held in Chicago. Vice-President and 317 riga Wonten Area £299 Stevenson was present, escorted by the Judges of the city, all the courts having adjourned

being surrendered without combat. If we glse. up our island, ficide and gardens, then we will

uzat,

The British steamship Glamorganshira left Singapore on the 15th instant. On the first part westber. During the leter part bed light south and south-west winds with overcast, very bot

weather. -

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.

preppy in Kowloon Dock. Solenti«ONDOMÍN dengkut menim 12 Verona

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Cosmopolitan The steamer Newcastang pul back to Shang.

have no pative place. Though we will have kal on the 16th owing to her propeller becoming Life, 1! the laland be given to the enemy we will be a shamed people in the eyes of the world is lose, consequence we hays taken an oath to defend.

our island to the last.

SYLADIES DINING ROOMS, 'with all conveniences attached,?" I'am alag now. | prepared to servo As Tempat

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MEE CHEUNG, PHOTOGRAPHER, TOF FLOOR OF ICH HOUSE, I

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ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICED In the Colony or in any part of the Far East.

GROUPS AND VIEWS & speciality. Hongkong, aand September, 1894:

To be Let.

TO LET.

NO, SEYMOUR TERRACE,

Apply to

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BAY. VIEW HOTEL. THE "RAMSGATE" OF HONGKONG, (On Shaw-kiwwan Road) STRAUTUS OUR PA Pant DRIVE THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT, to be and on the Taland, BAY VIEW HARKWAL CROWN RENï $42, OR oncepter the best alluation on the Shankhwan DHIGHCLAREZ MAGAZİN GAY Las ALL the VENDOR'S right benefit Road commande an excellent view, fal, the the principal clubs sent representatives and fistal headlane and lets Reclams Hatboks, and is always open in the cool bes

No. 21. CAINE ROAD, TAR HOUSES la RIPON TERRACE. offerings were proface, The fall: Episcopal

Home menduak heror In front of Section G. Roth the Southward, Stanya launches can at

DES VŒUX VILLAS 11 THE PRAK. funeral service was rendered by Rectos E. M.

the

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years, was represented by its president, Charlas

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PORTLAND, OR, April 19th.” people and foreigners, will have compassion on | Nagısıkl

United States Senator Kikids of West Virginia mand assist with widely opened parses, Actions of this kind will be most thankfully. The steamer Wisland, with munitions of war and family arrived here from San Franciscs acknowledges. We hope all will consider the from Hamburg, amived at Woonung en Wad this tossing in their private oaz Topaks. They 'metter and come to a conclusion favourable, te nooday with her bow dasalderably damaged, she | will remain here notil to-morrow morning, when

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