Co-day's Advertisements.
[ONGKONG VOLUNTEER
HON
CORPS.
CORPI ORDERS FOR WEEK ENDING 12TH OCTOBER, 1895.
GENERAL.
Na 22R-PARADES –TUESDAY, 8th inst. -Drile al Geerde end Santries,
FRIDAY, 1th lostaat.Datlas of Gaarde and Series,
PAIN CLOTHES for both Ualte. Fall la at Resignadern at E TË PSE
KOWLOON DOCK DETACHMENT.— WEDNESDAY oth instant. 630 pu - Datfer of Guards and Sentries, Uniform, Khaki and Capt.
FIELD BATTERY,
No 181-1OINED -Ganner F. FISHER joined and susioned Carna No. 147, dated 27,0.05; | Gunner J. GILCHRIST foined and assigned Core No far, dated on
Gonner C. E. A. Haxer joined and assigned Corne Ne, 140, dated 300 ot.
Conner R HENDERSON fnised and assigned
Corps No. 140, dated 10 0 95.
MACHINE GUN COMPANY.
No 19-RESIGN"D-Thundermentioned Members have been normlari ta resign zum
No, 121, Gangne T. TASTINck deted 2 10.05. No. 133, Gunner F H, BILL, dated 2.1095. GENERAL.
Member of
No. 291-FITTINGS.-Any Caros in prerazilon of more than one set of Buttons and Fieringt is requested to return them to Store as soon as possible.
NOTICE.
Applications from Gentlemen, desirous 10 inining Cams should be sent to VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS, when a copy of Regulations, &c, of Corns will he sent them, and any informa -tion afforded them.
By Order,
C. MURRAY ADAMSON,
Captain and Acting Adjutant, H.K.V.C.
Hongkong, çih October, 1805:
11369
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
THE Company's Steamship
" TANTALUS,"
·Caplain Wannah, will be despatched as above on MONDAY, the 7th Instent, at 10 AM., lastend of an previously notified,
For Freight or Pessage, apole to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agente.
Hongkong, 5th October, 180g
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1895.
Today's Advertisements.
THE
NOTICE.
POSTPONED CONCERT IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF TAK
BIRTHS.
At No. 11, Kuga Yashid, Toklo, on the 17h September, the wife of Professor MICHEL Rayan, of the Imperial Univer.lty, of a daughter.
At 113-4, Yokohama, on the 14th fast, the wife of R, WITSCHI, ol a daughter.
MARRIAGE
On the ath Sept., at St. Andrew's Ca'bedral, Slagspare, by the Ven, Archdezco Perhim, Dantel Earnshaw, of Manila, son of Duale ALICE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Lloyds Surveyor of that city, to HELEN, ridest daughter of Edward Boustead, fusior, of London, and grand-daughter of the late Edward Boustead, of Singapore.
DEATHS.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE MOUNT AUSTIN HOTEL, TO-NIGHT
(SATURDAY), the 5th October, 1895,
His Excellency Sle WILLIAM ROBINSON, X.C.M.G.,
t
will take the Chale at g 20 P.M.
· Hongkong, 5'h October, tßng,
BROWN, JONES & CO.
DEALERS IN
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE and, HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY: MEMORIALS.
LITTERE CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABLE
LEAD CEMENT.
Intimations."
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTÒRIA DISPENSAR F,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS,
"IMPLE AERATED-WATER.
SIMP
SODA WATER.
LEMONADE
INGER ALE.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Ĉợ's WATERS are made ander the constant, supervision of a duly quallified English Chemist and will bear compa.
A: Kebe, as the 14th September, SERAPHIN DUTROY QUCY, aged 59.
On the 24th September, at Kobe, Gronar NATERMANN, of Bremen.
he. Hongkong Telegraph
Hongkong, Saturday, October 5, 1893.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
There is only one defect in connection with the collection and publication of commercial Intelligence. It is Invariably too late to be of any practical value, and If the appointment of commercial attaches will in any way facilitate the earlier publication of our Consular reports, then we are in favor of the addition to the staff of the Legation at Peking of as many extra men, call them by whatever name you will, as may be necessary, The Consular reports when we get them are, as a rule, admirably drawn up and very are men of complete. The Consuls Intelligence; they have a considerable amount of leisure time at their disposal; they are in friendly contact, as a rule, with the merchants and traders at their respective posts; they have every means of getting, easily and accurately, information about all movements of every kind in connection with the trade and manufactures existing in their neighbourhood. As a rule they get that Information and are able to put it before their superiors succinctly and clearly and lo good English. But the public neversee these reports for six, nine,
SARSAPARILLA,
RASPBERRYADE, &c. and even twelve months after they have been completed and sent in. The general report on the trade of China in all its branches that emanates from Peking is based, of course, on the Consular reports, and is as a rule a creditable document, carefully summarizing the Information contained in the Consular reports and Illustrating and expanding that information, or correcting or modifying it in the light of the wider knowledge Any complaints should be, addrested to the available at Head quarters; but we have
Manager.
only just received Mr. Beauclerk's report for 1894 In September of 1895 |
rison with the besi English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUES, MESSES and [1307 other Large Consumers,
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAIWANFOO. THE Company's Steamship
"THALES,"
Captain H. Bathurst, will be despatched for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the 8th instani, BIO AM.
For Freight or Passare, aprly to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.,
General Managers.
*1373 Hongkong, gih October, 180ť.
FOR SHANGHAI,
THE Stelmakip
"LYEEMOON,"
Captain G Heuermann, will be despatched for the above Port on TUESDAY, the 8th instasi, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
STEMSSEN & Co. Hongkong, 5th October, 1895.
FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALCUTTA.
THE Steamship
"ARRATOON APCAR,***
[1370
Captain J. E. Hansen, will be despatched for the above Ports on THURSDAY, the roth instant, st 3 P.M.
Hongkong, 3rd May, 180¢.
A, S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SEEDS.
SEASON 1895-96.
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Our First Supplies of these best Quality Seeds have arrived, and Orders will be executed la the sequence in, which they are received as long as the supply fasté.
SEED LISTS
with
HINTS FOR GARDENING For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
have bean timed and can be, obtained' on Agents."
[1372 Application. Hapgkang, 5th October, 1895.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
HE Steamship
THE
"ARRÁTOON APCAR" having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
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They are picked under our own Supervision, and the greatest care is exercised to lasure protection in transit.
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instances we get population returns to the middle of 1894. Taken as a whole, it is. a sorry publication. We are not blaming the officials of the Imperial Institute; they have given us the best they could with the materials at their disposal, but it is absurd to think that la-June, 1895, there are, as a rule, no official reports or statistics available in London with reference to the various possessions and colonies under the Crown of a later date than December 31st, 1891. With a proper organisation and an efficient staff every bit of useful Information from every corner of the Empire should be in print within thres months from the end of each year, and, making every allowance, certainly within six months. The supplement contains two useful charts, one showing all the railroad, telegraph and steam-boat lines In India, the other a map of Tasmania.
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by Pepper and Sall-Queits...........Morton 10 The Earl of Ellesmere's by c VILLIERS, by
Thurlo-Lady Clarendon ...T. J. Cṣider 11 (Winner trained by M. Dawano, Newmarket.) BATTING: 9 to 4 aga!ns: Sie Visto,
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[Special tg, Siam, Obzırvar))} "AN IRISIL CONVENTION,
LONDON, Septemberzzik, The Irish Physical Force Convention met at Chicago last night, when sati-English 'speeches of a highly threatening and inflammatory natura were delivered.
THE BELGIC.
There was a rumour about town yesterday and this foresson that the stranded steamIEK Belgie would probably be floated to-day, but the agent of the company in Hongkong is unable to.. corroborate this. No rellable information of the kind, or other istiať sctory Intelligence respecting the Condillas of the ill-fated steämer, has been received.
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A Yokohama resident who visited the Belgis on Sunday, and 'September, according to the Japan Mail, mid that the vessel was then broadilde on to the beach. The wind was Betardale,
blowing from the sea and the sand banking The Imperial Institute, in the issue of
around the mall-boat. A nasty' heavy sea wai Telescope. Sail.
running, the rollern being very high, and spray the Year Book and of its supplements, and
130 to 1 Cayenne.
was dashed to a great distance in the air. The In the publication of its Journal, is rendering
There was not much delay at the post and the under the influence of the wind and key, Informest gathered the impression that the sand, the commercial communities very great lot were quickly despatched to a capital start z and very valuable service, but, if it will Lord Chester was the first to show in advance
was forcing the Brigic steadily but surely op the beach. The "cargo, principally four,. use all its power and influence to and made the running from Caycan and was being dumped over the side le beist Induce the Government to reorganize Its Batterfly, with Telescope next, the rest being considered too dangerous to life and limb entire system of collecting and publish- well together. At the Rifle Butts Lard Chester to pat Is Into Nebtert. On Monday 7,500 bag ing statistical and other information from still held the command with Butterfly in close of the salved four were offered at auction, and its wide-spread colonies and dominions: attendance, bet on making the bend for home parebated by Japanese at 73 cents a bag. Later he dropped back beaten, and was succeeded by it will render more valuable service still Battery. At the distance whe in turs showed news, says the same paper to to the is that and deserve the applause and approbation signs of distress, and was passed by Sir Visto the vessel's head was brought 16 degrees to the beaving commenced on Monday afternoon and of all who are Interested in the and Telescope who drew clear away from the westward, and is now pointing 60 degrees maintenance of our Imperial position in others, the former winning exully by three parts further out. All Tuesday operations continued, the van of commercial enterprise and inofa length; bad'third. Time, 3míns. 182-5th sees. with the result that at six o'clock in the evening the progress of our manufactures, our
she had slipped some ten fest farther off the shipping and our trade generally. To
beach and lay caay, with her head to the W.5.W. get in the third quarter of 1895 the
No. 2 hold is reported to be nearly free of water, and only about 600 tons of cargo remain in the figures for 1893 and a bit of Infor mation here and there about what was done in 1894 is perfectly useless for any practical purpose, and what is really
LATER wanted is not fresh additions to the
_The_were_25_passengers on board the enormous-army-of Government-employees. but that the men and means already at Shiranui marw which suck yesterday after collision with the Tokiwa-marw. One of the the disposal of the Government should be
passengers was liled and six were injured. The made use of to the fullest extent; that more "push" and energy should be puting passengers were all taken aboard the Tokiwa, on which steamer, no one appears to into the work of the Departments, and that; have sustained any injury. in fine, routine and red-tape should give way to intelligent activity.
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The beginning of the end seems to be at hand in South Formosa. The Japanese will probably have one stiff contest with the Black Flags. It is almost inconceivable that they should surrender or away without one determined effort to maintain their reputation and to justify their action in prolonging the last stages of the war at such heavy loss of life and property as has been incurred by both Chinese and Japanese during the last four months. But for the Black Flags all other resistance would have collapsed after the capture of Kelung and Taipeh-fu, and every port in Formosa might have been opened to trade for the last three months, We hope that long before the 1st of January the Japanese will be in quiet possession of the entire island, martial law at an end, and a new era of peace and prosperity at last dawning upon the far-famed "Beautiful Isle,"
The Consuts and Vice Consuls should report quarterly instead of annually. The Imperial Maritime Customs officials do so; why should not the Consula ?' The Customs reports are published locally and without an hour'a unnecessary delay. The Consular Reports should also be published locally, and there should be, either attached to the Legation at Peking or REUTER'S TELEGRAM. quartered at Shanghai-as is the case with the Customs Statistical Department-s
THE RIOTS AT CONSTANTINOPLE. bureau for the reception and collation of
LONDON, October geð., these reports and for their publication.
Further serious rioting, accompanied with An attaché is not wanted for the purpose bloodshed, occurred at Constantinople It ought to be the function and duty of the Tuesday night between the Armenians and the Consul-General to do this work. It is | Turksh Gendarmes. Seventy Armenians were la reality the special work for which killed. These riots seem likely to strengthen a Consul-General is paid. There is the Porto's resistance to the proposed Armenian
Consular reforms. seldom never. In the reports on trade anything that needs revision by the Foreign Office, or that touches on purely political matters, so that it is simply a waste of time sending
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these reports to England for examination, keeping them there for months, and publishing them alne or twelve months Efter they are written. Quarterly reports, Mr. Curzon, if you please, and publication In China is the remedy for the evil of which complaint was made in Parliament the other day.
TELEGRAMS.
(Special to The Asian.)
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RESULT OF THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES
AT DONCASTER.
The CHAMPAGNE STAXES of 30 vs. each, 2016, sad only to the food if declared by the first Tuesday in June 1895, with 500 sovs. added; for two-year-olds ; caki gst., fillies 81t. 17lbs. ; the owner of the recond horse to receive 100 BOTS, out of the stakes, and the third to SLVE his stake. Red House in. go subr. Closed 30th October, 1894.
To illustrate the Inconveniences attend
LONDON, September rotb. ing the late publication of Colonial and The Doke of Westminister's br I OMLADINA, Consular Reports we may mention that by Royal Hampton--Geheimales ...199) Our Sneds are all tested, before being put up we have received, with a request that wo
M. Cannon in LONDON,
(late should review it, the, supplement for 1895 Mr. Wallace Johnstons's be Mic
Cronstadt), by Galopia-Mim). to the Year Book of the Imperial Institute, It is dated June 1895. The Executive Mr. C. J. Blake's ch e CLAROS, by Conservator
F. Allsopp 1 Council has, it appears, decided to
or GallinuleSybil.......................... T. Loster 3 republish the Year Book in its entirely
(Winsor trafoed by J. Porter, Klogiclers, triennially only, the next edition coming in | Hanus). BITTING 1 5 ta 2 kgalsst Omladins... 1897, and to publish an Annual Supplement Wos by twe lengths †`sayan xan. with the latest available authoritative Information. The pamphlet before usia of 64 pages, very carefully compiled and very neatly got up, with marginal references to the pages of the Year Book for 1894. It gives a comparative table of the foreign- trade of the United Kingdom for 1893 and 1894, but the additional Information given
Sowlogs should be made in VINE WEATHER Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining ONLY and the remainder of the packets secured
from damp, and kept in a dry place for repeat
on board after the 8th instant, will be landed ai Consignees' risk and expense into the GodewaS of the Wanchal Warehouse and Storage Com-owings, "pany, Limited, Wanchal,
Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE and PENANG are requested to take IMMEDIATE DELIVERY of their Goods from alongside, such Cargo Impeding the discharge of the vessel will be fanded and stored at Consignees' 'risk' and expense.
No Fire Insurance will be effected.
Bills of Lading will be countereignað by
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.
Agents. Hongkong, 5th October, 1895.
TO LET.
DWELLING HOUPON
HOUSES in RIPON TERRACE.
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TOP FLOOR of No. 1, BLUE BUILDINGS.
ERANIE'S BUNGALOW, 5 Rooms
KOWLOON.
No. 9, CHANCERY LANE.
"LARKSPUR" UPPER RICHMOND ROAD Roomed Detached House
1;
CLAY'S FERTILIZER.
A bigh-class Ferilller for Pot Plants and for under every other head carries us only to
use in the Garden generally.
It suppiles natural nourishment to the soll, and aroista, the process of sasimilation, thereby aiding the Plants to attain to their full size, vigour and beauty.
Sold in Tias containing to lb each......$1.75.
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28 lbs.
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the end of 1893. Gibraltar is nearanough, surely, to England to enable the reports for 1894 to have got home and been made pubilo, but this pubilcation emanating from
RESULT OF THE GREAT YORKSHIRE The GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP PLATE of HANDICAP.
1,300 ROVE. s second to receive 200 savs, and the third 100 says, cut of, the plate's winners of a handicap after the weights are published 4ibe, of one velas 300 sove. 7lbs., of one value 500 sova, rolbs, or of any race value 900 šovi, 14lbs, extra s entrance 3 tore.—ika only forfeit (I declared by a date to be named when the weights are published ; 15 sove, it left in after that time, or 25 sors. for starices, Old St. Leger Course. (48 subs.)
LONDON, September roth,
the Imperial Institute and issued In June of Mr. A. Taylor's ch o BARD OF AVUM, by 1895 is only able to give us 'authoritative
Exile 11-Avonwick, 4 years.....S. Lotes I official Information from Gibraltar to the Mr. E. Bonner's ca b MERRYWISE, by Wiadom end of 1891 The other Mediterranean-Galety, 5 years....H. Toon settlements our African possessions, Mr. A. D. Cochrann's b h EOBRTOW. by $4.50, with the exception of Natal and Zulu- Hampton Pompels, 5 years... Allsopp 3
Winner trained by owner, Betting: 6 to 1 against Bard of Avon. Won by two lengths; jualva ram,"
Directions for uss are given on the Label,
RAMSOME'S "NEW PARIS" LAWN MOWERS..
land, the Mauritius and Seychelles"; our American possessions, our West Indian colonies; cur Asiatic possessions-hava their records brought down to the and of 1893, but no further. There are exceptions, but they are few. For Canada and India there are reports and statistica that carry-
with Garden and Lawn Tennis Court The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market.us Jato 1894, but that in because, wo -FURNISHED Of UNFUR-
NISHED.
OFFICES >
FIRST
PRAYA
FLOOR No. 7. CENTRAL, lately occupied by Mess. HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co.
Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMEN"
AGENCY Ca..., Lad
Mongkong, già October, sloj, .
For Sale at Manufacturers' Prices!”.
The
RESULT OF THE ST.; LIGER. ST. LAGER UTAKKE of 25 Rats, each, for three-year-olda; colts get Billes, Bat Filbe. the owner of the second, horis to receive 500 sove, and the third 100 sove out of the stakes. Old St. Læger Course (zbost one malla six furlongs and 133 yarda), 207 nube. Cloved September 13th, 1893
presume, the oficial year -does not, In India and Canada, correspond with the calendar," "The official year ́in India
Verlaatikko Lorber, September tith,“ terminates, we believe, on the 31st March. Here and there through the book there is The East of Rosebery's be. Ex Virro, by
Barrakding Vistäväniämiskiß. Leuten 1. a little bit of more modern Information, sa 3, 122, Mr G. Binge's 'ch e TELESCOPE, byla in the case of Sir Francis: Fleming, who 1952ysuni Latrology and T. Allsopp Was only appointed to his Governorship Me. In Beassaly's $1 Burrently, by Hampto ts in this year of grace, and in many askMerry lɔ seks endi
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, ESTABLISHED AD, 1841.. Hongkong, 12th August, 1991.
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(From Japanese Paperājā FATAL COLLISION AT NAGASAKI.
NAGASAKT, September 23rd. A collision occurred here last night between | ship. the Shiranski-maru and the Tokiwa-mark. The former vessel sank immediately bot the latter is not very much damaged.
THE WAR IN FORMOSA.
TOKIO, September 1st
LOCAL AND GENERAL
ANOTHER incipient rebellion in Korea is being suppressed by Japaness trečp).”~ H.M.S. Pescock loit Hongkong to-day for Takao, where she is to relieve the Pigu. Court Chile. Wydenbruck has bren appointed Austro-Hungarian Minister at the Court of the Mikado.
A telegram from Viscount Takashima atatea | The Japanese Government is reported to bare. that at Taiwan, Asping and the vicinity there
still a large insurgent force. Lia Yang-fu, decided to accredit a diplomatic representative the leader of the Black Flags, appeats to be
to the Court of the King of Siam, making an advance towards Shokwa-ken with a small force, but his intention is not clear.
TOKIO, Setember agth. The movements of Llu Yung-fa, the leader of the Black legs, are now explained. The Black Flags have made no advance, but the insurgents in the vicinity of Anping and Shokwa belag greatly down-hearted, Liu Yong-fu made a tour of the camps to encourage them.
KOREAN AFFAIRS.
A MATIVE syndicato has, according to the Straits Times, been formed to carry on direct" trade between Burma and Japan. CAPTAIN Lothaire has been recalled from the Corgo by the Felgian Government, and will be tried for the execution of the British trader
Stoker,
Szouz, September 22nd,
THE Got Dance of the sesson at the Ladies' Mr. Okamoto Ryunosuka has realgned ble Recreation Club, originally fixed for the 1st. office of Adviser to the Korean War Depatiment| November, will take place on the 31st October, and the Royal Household Department.
SEOUL, September 25th. Reports have reached here bringing news of insorrections in several provinces.
SOUL, September ngth. Mia El-abub arrived bero in-day, and remained outside the West Great Ga'ë where he was visited by several of the Mislsters He did not enter the capital, however, and has started for the provinces.
COUNT MUTSU,.
Tokio, September arst. Count Maten is about to return to Olso, hit health having become worse since. his return to the capital.
On her way up to Japan on the 19th altimo the China encountered typhoon, Just after the "blow" she picked up's Chinese Jaukmen from their vessel, which was sinking off Ocksea.
Ma. WODEHOUSE is expected to start for home ou leave of absence on the 16th fast., and there have been penislentreports that Mr. Sercombe- Smith will take' over his duties. ': Mr.. Smith". should make a' useful magistrate. The Figaro, in re the Kucheng Massacre, then :-"We are to-day nearer #collective expedition of European naval forces to the Far East than we were when the Japanese armies wora resolutely marching on Peking.
REINFORCEMENTS FOR.. VLADIVOSTOCK. ·
NAGASAKI, September 3rd. A Russian, steamer, with 1,300 soldiers on board destined for Vladivostock, arrived at this HARMSTOW's direus opened a brief seaton at post to-day,
Singapo on the 30th ulto. The management RUMOURS CONCERNING MARQUIS ITO. | have bought up Woodward's circus and the éws
TOKIO, September agtb.
companies now constitate the biggest thing in The Imperial News Agency given currency to the clicus line ever seen in the Far East, a rumour that Marquis Îto, the Premier, will be
ments for the retrocenion of the Llantung
replaced by Count loonye when the image peninsula have been completed, and that the Marquis will be appointed President of the Privy Connell.
informs as that he has received a telegram from the Company's mloing manager which sets forth that the result of the September crashing gives 437 ounces of gold from 1,000 tons of quarts, Ir is stated that owing to the unwillingness of any of the eligible parifes, to accept.the poet (emporarily, Mr. Sangster has been requested by
Tak Secretary of the Punjom Mining Company
THE OPENING OF NEW PORTS IN CHINA.
TOKIO, September 26th. Menirs. Shimurs, lobe, and Ariga, Council fors connected with the Department for Agricul ture and Commerce, have been commissioned the Governor to remain in charge" of the to visit the new portsin Chins opened under the| Register-General's office until the now official Treaty of PanCE. They will leave for Chinu || arrives.
| early next month,
THE NEW CHINESE MINISTER TO'
... JAPAN,
THERE will be a special Childrens' Servica la Union Church to-morrow afternoon commencing TOXIO September 16th, 1 4 o'clock. This being the re-opening day of H.E. Yo Keng, Chinese Minister to Japan, the Senday School an address will be delivered ccompanied by Madama Ya Kang, was today by the Superintendent, Mr. H. W.Row. Paranta “ granted as gudlence by the Majesties, the||and children are cordially lovited to attend, Emperor and Empresa:
FLOT TO ASSASSINATE MARQUIS ITO. Aa wil be seen by an advertisement in sumiker part of this issue, Mesna. Scarriz & Co., the TOXIO, September 17th. discosto plot to misibate Marquis Ito, castoniers with full particular of Ţastrom's handy The metropolitan police have, it is stated, local agents, are prepared to furnish prospectiva the Fremier, Two saját have been arrested at petroleum englues of from a to is home-power,' a boarding-house, in connection with the affair, satiable for factories and launcher. Among the and the police are adopting strict measures to secure the protection and safety of the Marquie, many advantages claimed for these engines li is There is a suspicion, however, that the scare le stated that they, ses so noiseless as they are but the artißes of the informar and tho rozhh| smokeless and economicul........ who are in league with him, the affect being to get the reward which is usually given by the police authorities for secret tasormation of an important character.
THE CLOSING OF THE PRIZES
COURTS,
TOKIO, Septembar 27th An Imperial Ordinance kas been published closing the Prize Contat Sasho aid the Higher Prize Court at Tokio. Paraly Printed
THE CROWN PRINCEZDCE.
TORIO, September 17th. There is a slight improvement in the motion condition of the Crown Prince, Anagly
COUNT INOUYE.
SHIMOKOSKEY, September 17th.
Az'r'rs this morning the clanging of belis called out the fire brigade to a blans' which broke out In No. 169, Hollywood Rand, in a josu-paper shop. The inflammable nature of the contentu helped the fames to make rapid progress, and - it was found, impossible to save the building or the things in if the only papers saved belog the Insurance policy for $1,300 in the Keiji 7he Insurance Co. of Teklay the Mitral Busées Kalshs, agents," The house was gutted, and the two adjoining kousen badly damaged bỳ đạn and water, while even the house on the opposite side of the street was badly acnechad. The fire Brigade, under Capt. Hastings and Mr.
* Count and Countess Inosye arrived here from – Badley, had a hard hour's work, while the palice Koran this evening, and stat
'REWARDS FOR BRAVERY.OZ
LIER SERRATorio, September ay dhe
under Acting Inspector Hall preserved orcarand rendered what amuistance lay within their power, Eightyeight naval officers having the risk of The owner of the shop and ble family were in Captain or Commandar, were today decorated the second story sad čika five shop-coolles with the Fourth Class Insignia the Geldes te below were cut off from, exaaye and had Hawks and other medals, and twenty, our ether to make their way to the roof, kid to the naruk omden of ika.
decar Row before they wars in safety,
auzual, pensions - Pluging":
Whi ke hold,
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