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To-day's Advertisements.

THEATRE AS ROYAL

CITY HALL,

By request of

His Excellency Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON,

K.C.M.G, HEVALIER DE KONTSKI,

(COURT PIANIST TO THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY),

will give a

FAREWELL RECITAL,

Aulated by

HONGKONG'S PRINCIPAL AMATIURE,

TO-NIGHT-

(WEDNESDAY), 6th November, 1895. This will be positively Chevaller DE KONTAKI'S

LAST RECITAL in Hongkong.

1.-Song

3-Pianoforte

PROGRAMME.

PART I.

(I arise from

dreams of

Thee"

Dr. MEADOWS. f "Andante

Salomon.

from the 5th Beethoven, Solo......... Symphony"}

Chevaller Dr KONTSKI.

("Bilad git to Glover, SOBE

1 her barn" j Mrs. J. D. HUMPHREYS. 4.--Planoforte Ja "Nocturne

Sola.......... 1

Choplo, Bat" "Gavotte M. Vela. "The Hant" Mendelssohn. Chevaller Dr KONTSEI

PART II.

"O Fair and

Sweet and

Holy,"

Dr. MEADOWS.,

6.-Pianoforte "Sonata in F.1

Minor."

>Castor.

Kontski.

Chevaller "DI KONTSKI."

Solo......... 1

7. Song.m

f "Bedouin

"Ansia" M. Vela. Miss LAMMIERT.

8-Scog Love Song "

9-Planoforte

Solo.........

UN, MKADUWS.

Ta" Murmur of

the Brock" ¿Souvenir

1 de Berlin, '

Pinsati.

Chevalier Dx KONTSKI.

Doors Open 8.45

Kostekl

Recital to commence 9.15. Special Tram for Paak residents

SEATS can be Booked at Mess, W.

ROBINSON & Co.'s Music Warehouse.

Hongkong, 6th November, 1895.

ST. JOHN'S

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1895.

To-day's Advertisements.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

'NFORMATION has been received from the

MASTER of the S. S. Empress of India that on the gib instant, at 4 P.M., la Let 23o 34 N, Loog. 1182 os K., in the fairway between CHAPEL ISLAND and the BROTHERS, be observed a DERELICT (A LARGE DISMASTED JUNK) DRIFTING.

She had both Anchors down.

WM. C. H. HASTINGS,

Acting Harbour Master.

Harbour Department, Hongkong, 6th November, 1895.

WANTED.....*

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[1529

MAN with a fair knowledge of BOOK. A KEEPING, and willing to make himself GENERALLY USEFUL

Apply, stating lern,s and references, to

O. W.

c/o Hongkong Telegraph Office. Hongkong, 6th November, 1895. [1530 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NOTICE

*ONSIGNEES of CARGO per Steamship

"CITY OF PEKING."

The above Steamer having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods from along. side.

Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.

J. S. VAN BUREN,

Agent.

Hongkong 6th November. Bot.

DEALERS IN

BROWN, JONES & CO. ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE AND HONGKONG GRANITE CEMETERY MEMORIALS. LETTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHAULE

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Intimations.

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A LODGE will be held in the FREEMASONS

HALL, Zetland Street, on TUESDAY, the 12th Instant, at 8.30 for 9 p.m. precisely. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited to attend,

Hongkong, 6th November, 1895.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL. HE Company's Steamship

THE

F153x

*MENELAUS," Captain Towell, will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 7th instant, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passive, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

Hongkong, 6th November, 1805.

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INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION

COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SHANGHAI, VIA SWATOW. (Taking Cargo and Passengers at through rates for CHED, TIENTJIN, NIWCHWANG, HANKOW and PORTS on the YANOTIZE.)

THE Company's Steamship

"TAISANG,"

Captain S. Wilde, will be despatched as above OD FRIDAY, the 8th lastant, at 4 P.M.

For Freight or Pasange, apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

General Managers,

Hongkong, 6th November, 1895.

$1532

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. FOR VLADIVOSTOCK, VIA SHANGHAI, CHEFOO, NAGASAKI AND KOREAN I ORTS.

THE Company's Steamship

"YAMASHIRO MARU," 'Captain J. B. Macmillan, will be despatched as above on SUNDAY, the roth instant, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

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"SHELL LINE OF STEAMERS.

FOR LONDON AND HAMBURG.

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on or about the sand instant,

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Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESSES and

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BIRTH.

At Chou Ping, Shantung, on the 18th of October, the wife of the Rev. FRANK HARMON," Englab Baptist Mission, of a daughter.

The Hongkong Telegraph

HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1893,

NOTES AND COMMENTS-

FORMOSA TROOPS ORDERED

TO RETURN.

TOKIO, October 28th,

ACCORDING to a New York "wire" of the 11th alto, to the 'Frisco Chronicle, the welding of Misa Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of

A despatch was sent from Head-quarters | Marlborough was arranged to be celebrated at vesterday ordering the Bodyguard Division in noen to-day in St. Thomas' Church, New York. Formoss to return to Tokio.

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A New Youx "special" to the Frisco Chronicle la what tocupation of Port Arthur, for this KOREAN PRINCE GOING TO EUROPE.es that Commodore MN, U.S.N., wiltinted yesterday. Chitis has no navy at present,

SEOUL, October 27th.

The Korean Prince, Giwa, appointed special ambamador to visit Europe and America, started from Chemulpo to-day by the Asaki Maru,

CHOLERA AT NIIGATA.

NHGATA, October 28th, Twenty-one new cases of cholera have been

seems likely to spread.

shortly succeed Rear-Admiral Carpenter in the command of the Ariatic Station and will pro- bably sail from San Francisco early to December to assume bis new duties. · As sona as relieved Admiral Carpenter will return to the States and, it la added, retire, -

It is unfortunate that Reuter has a most unhappy knack of wiring out to the Gorgeous East a lot of news which is unexpectedly notified here, and the epidemic Thus the Frisco Call of the 18th October is elther wholly uninteresting or. Is so to be almost Inadequately given as unintelligible, and consequently not nearly so Interesting or useful as it might be. Reuter usually errs on the right side, though, and as far as Information goes sticks rigidly to the bare truth. Recently, however, he appears to have been elther grievously misinformed or else his messages have been seriously mutilated, as the following from the semi-official Japan Mal of the 29th ultimo, which speaks for itself, clearly demonstrates:—

"The following telegram, forwarded by Reater, "ppeared in our columns on the 23rd Instant p

Lardon, October arat.

Price Lobanoff, at an interview with the German Emgarw, mid that six cannot tolerate the Japane sahilching them- free is one where their prosence would be a contional mace to both Rusela and China, This intelligence naturally exused some excite ment in-the-East, not merely on account of its character, but also because of the circumstances under which Prince Lobanoff was, uaid to have spoken. Several local journals commented on the news, drawing more or less serious Inferences from it. We now learn, however: that according to official Information received from Berlin, Prince Lobanoff, in his audience with the Emperor of Germany, did not make use of the language attributed to him by the above telegram. It is singular that Reater should 18-d such statements scross the wires as this telegram and his message of the 26th instant.

It is remarkable that princes seem to be the chief stumbling-block to Reuter's success at the present time, for It is only the other day that he alectrified the East with the startling Intelligence set forth below, which when compared with a telegram on, the same subject supplied of the Siam Observer, viê| Rangoon, at once modifies the opinions formed of what appeared to be, to say the least of it, an act of indiscretion of which Prince Hohenlohe could hardly have been guilty. The message referred to read as follows:-15

*JURUTER'S. Prince Hohenlohe re gards the new German settlements at Tientsis and Hankowa inade quate, and strongly urges the acquisition of the Chusan island re- gardless of the ill-will of other Powers.

"BIAM OBSERVER."

A memorial has been addressed to the Ger, man Chanceller urging that the concessions at Tientsin & Hankow are altogether inadequate. The memorialists urge that the Chasan Islands abould be acquired, quite regardless of any fil-will which action might excite on the part of the other Powers.

We are inclined to belleve that the Stam Oberver's is the correct version, and that the German Chancellor, whatever his Intentions may be in respect to the advisa bility of getting a footing on the continent

THE HIROSHIMA COURT-MARTIAL. KIROSHIMA, October 28th, Mr. Tannku Kendo and Mr. Hirayams Katrakums, who were arrested at Tokia la con- section with the Korean missile, attired here last evening, escorted by the pollice. They were examined at the Chiho Salbansho and then sent to the gaol,

(Special to Kebe Chronicla.) THE "NATAL "—" EIHO-MARU" COLLISION CASE.

YOKOHAMA, October 18th, The case arising out of a collision between the Mensageries Marliimes atramer Natal and the Japanese junk Eiko-maru, several months ago, has been compromised by the French Company for a nominal rum.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A MEETING of the Sanitary Board will be held 10-morrow at 4.15 p.m.

the massacre of missionaries in Chios: "China submits gracefully to the English demand for Indemnity and reparation, and then kills a few more missionaries, Tbla is peculiarly severe on the missionaries. What does it profií a man to be made an International question: after. he is dead? Or wlity contemporary misses the point. It is not a question of what shall it profit the unfortunsia vicilms, but we have to consider seriously how beat the Impotent, corrupt and deceltial Government of Calas can be brought to book and be made fully accountable for the Gendish misdeeds of its Viceroys of provinces and other persons in high places who connive at these shocking outrages,

A CORRESPONDENT of the North China Dally News draws attention to the excellent position of the Hongkong and Shangbai Bank stock auR. dividend-paying favestment. He concludes from the tables given below that in the past twelve months the Bank's profits amounted ta

33 per cent on lie capital, or a possible dividend of ix per cent on the stock when bought at 100 per cent premium. The following are his igures

RONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORP.

A PROMENADE concert 'will be given at the Volunteer Headquarters to-morrow at 9.15 TUM.

1894. £1,5%, od. © Wamino$1,000,000 STR Nicholas O'Coner was to leave Peking Dividend 6 months ending 31st Dec, on the and Instant-fo: - Shanghai,-en-route-to-|-Reserve & manibs-andlag gist Dec., Europe.

Lo 111. 68. Mam Dividend 6 months ending zo h June,

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Ir is stated in the North China Datly News of the and instant that the vestals of the German feet in Far Eastern waters have been ordered to assemble at Amoy.

THE. Kobs Chronicle hear "it is by no mesos improbable that before many months aro over Ham Van Brandt will relarn to Peking es Minister for Germany."

As will be seen by zo zdvertisement in another columu, the master of the Empress of India reports a dotellet junk in the fairway between Chapol Island and the Brothers.

THE Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight having been prohibited is Texas it is now reported that it will come off at Hot Springs, Arkansas. The Dallas, Toxes, amphitheatre was to be removed to Hot Springs about the middle of October. Corbett was expected at Hot Springs on the 15th alto. We would sewind 'one readers of Chevaller de Kontski's piano reclial at the Theatre Royal this evening, given by special request of H. E, the Governor. A very attractive programme has been arranged, with "imple"assistance from leading smiteurs, Tris will be the fast opportunity of bearing the gifted Chevaller,

500,000

1895 £155, od. @ 25. 1936.585 Reserva & months ending 30th June,

11.0 @ 28. 144mmmmmm Transfer to Bank

Premists

Transfer to Dead

Strck (95. 4d. © 25 141. Balance andivid- ed Profit...................

500,000

100,000

64,300 185,700,

$3,286,585

Per share £45. xod. - $41.48 per share. Dividends 101. od per share=814-20 Reserve

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Rate of Dividend 200% pm.

£4. 5. 1od. Rate of Reserve Rate of Balance

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the Japanese occupation of Lino-tung. It would be a menace to the peace of the Orient. We do nat bellave that England would actively oppose tha acqulation by Russia of a port in the immediate neighbourhood of the Russian domialans, but such a stroke of tredes wanld be very different to the virtual

is actually. implied in the telegram

and bas no ass for the past, while to Russia would be invaluable, and in her hands, wa | may

be BODD Would

rendered impregne able. Russia's want of a newal port as a buala for operations in Far Eastern waters would, AR wo have frequently pointed est, preva

in war time a fatal defect to her fleet in the Pacific, and would

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be

giva a decided advantage to Japan in the case of a contest, anless hostilities could be

settled in a single-naval battle, for up to the present Rusla has had absolutely no past la which ber vessels could run and refit. With Port Arthur In her possession, however, sho will become the strongest naval Power in the North Pacifc, with abilly to concentrate ber Daval force wherever it may be needed, and at the

same time will possess fairly good winter ports to give her vessele hospitality when quarters and thus not be dependent on Japanere Vladivostock closes up. Great Britain, with base of operations as far south as Hongkong, will thus rank as second instead of

first paval Power in East Asiatic waters, and it is net aur. prising to find that such a contingency should excite the gravest concern in Ragland, What Great Britain will do if the aws should prove weil founded it would be absurd to msice any attempt to predic, the alluation being almost unfque, but there is little difficully in forcicolag that the consummation of Russia's polley in thla matter will force England to incline more than ever towards an alliance with Japan,

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THE "RUNGPAI” DISASTER,-

A correspondent of our Shanghai morning contemporary, writing from Tientsin on the 26th ultimo, gives the following thrilling details of the recent lose of the Chin Merchants steamer Kungpaf and the chocking scenes withered on board after the explosion which resulted in such terrible loss of lfs :------

„We have at last some news of the Kungpat, The four is now fairly estimated at four hundred and fifty; but your readers will not be surprised if they see the (military) official reture given About fifty. There is a distinct and growing tendency among the Chinese to put it all down to a bolles éxplosion, but this is simply

● the odlum and responsibility for their to excape gross and criminal carelessness in" bandilag ... their ammunition. The question of the boilers present condtilon can be settled in five minutes by divers' inspection if found Intact the ques tion is settled once for all; if damaged thërs will still be doubt,

The only European survivor (Mr. Fröm) is in Tientalo, but has not so far been interviewed formally. It is understood from his private statement that there was gelbs, of steam in the boilers before the first explosion, which was doubtless a gunpowder or ammunition accident. The ship caught fire, and officers and crew proceeded to try and suppress it. While dolog so the second and greater explosion took place. The third engineer was unconscious of every thing that happened between his personal efforts forward at the fire, fixing the bose, and finding himself lying on the deck. He climbed, an recovering his senses into the sig A REGULAR meeting of St. John's Lodge, No-618-ging and there remained with nearly 5.C., will be held in the Freemasons' Hall, Zetland

200 soldiers and Street, on Tuesday, the 13th fastant, at 8.30 for

crew, unill taken off. While in the rigging he saw the chief mate on for pan. precisely, Visiting brethren are the deck, and shouted to him to come up; the cordially invited.

reply was that be could not more, as his leg was broken

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59

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Per share it per cent

$41.25

THUS the Saturday Review on the Kucheng Inquiry fiascos The Inquiry into the recent

Any complaints should be addressed to the of Asia, would under no circumstances DESPATCHES received at Shangbal on the 1st charming Httle ways,

Manager.

Hongkong, 3rd May, 1805

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS.

SEASON 1895-96.

157

Our First Supplies of these best Quality

have expressed his views in the manner attributed to him by Reuter. It is more over, doubtful whether Prince Hohenlohe would deemit prudent to incur the enormous expenditure involved in the conversion of the Chasans into a naval station, and it in equally uncertain whether the Reichstag would be prepared to vote even the first grant requisite to give effect to such a occupation of the Chusans might prove a scheme of territorial agrandizement. The profitable Investment & decade or two hence, but whether Germany will ever possess herself of it depends entirely or the Government being satisfied that the play will be worth the candle,

Seeds have arrived, and Orders will be exsented TELEGRAMS.

In the sequence in which they are received as long as the supply lasts.

with

SEED LISTS

HINTS FOR GARDENING

have been issued and can be obtained on application.

Our Seeds are all tested before being put up In LONDON.

They are packed under our own Supervision, and the greatest care is exercised to insura prolection in transit,

Sowings should be made in FINE WEATHER ONLY and the remainder of the packets secured

REUTER'S MESSAGES.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN TURKEY,

LOWDON, November 4th. The Financial crisis is subsiding in Constan tinople.

ASIATIC TURKEY.

The situation in Turkey in Asla la very grave and bordering on a general_revalt. The Porte has called out 40,000 men of the Reserve forces. The Armenians are preparing a petition to the Cxar asking for his protection.

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instant from Wachang state that the high provincial authorities there have received news of the capture of Lanchon, the cunftal of Kanau

by the Mahommedan set:ls during the early part of October. This confirme the falegraphic intelligence received by the N. C. Daily News on the 13th sito.

ارم

Co., a sample hotle of Messrs M.S. Guedes We have received from Meara, Shewan and three grape port wine, an advertisement of which appears in another column. This wine a guaranteed to be pure and old, and certainly It is one of the finest ports to be had in the East. It has good body, a splendid flevour and

·bouquet, and is a most refreshing and invigors ling after-dinner wine.

The engineer could not get down through the crowds beneath him; they refused to budge cae inch. After some more conversa- tion carried on by feeble shouting, the survivor Chinese massacre has now nearly rasched a farcical and. No other result could reasonably

if in a saw his shipmate throw bick his head as be anilcipated. The Chinese have their own faint and soon after guessed he was dead— which they only presumably through bleeding. He also saw relinquish, temporarily, and with regret, young Mr. Clements and two other Europeans when considerable persuasion, plus a regiment in a host, but without cars or rudder. Chinese of "foreign derlis" and a couple of gan-junkwand small vessels were about, but made no boats, is brought to bear; and when gun- attempt to board the wreek or pick up tas boats and a regiment are not fo evidence the people in the water. title ways are continued in suite of protests. It was previously stated that Captain Soden As is the present case, an inquiry is always was wounded by the first explosion and was promised; and as in the present ease, it is placed in a boat, but that the soldiers swamped always burked. The local officials, generally

The scene is still ghantly from the awfal prevent the inquiry becoming serious; but if the quantity of homan wreckage about; dismem matter is pressed they executs a few dozen deren bered tracks, legs, and arms were floating about at the bottom of the mischief, effectually her. This is neither corroborated nor dented.

coolles, who are generally as innocent of the in sickening numbers. crime as the persons massacred, and no more is and. And this goes on in spite of the presence of English matters in Coins and of a Chinese minister in England; and it will go on until our authorities wake up and use the only means that will stop what a correspondent of the Times calls these “ palpable farces,"

The vessel is now lying beat at an angle; the bollers are intact in their upper parts, and can he clearly seen in sifu from a sampan, so that it is extremely improbable they exploded.

The remains of the late commander of the Kunggal, Captain R. F. Soden, were interred at Shanghal on the and instant,

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL,

THE following changes in the British Consular

THE CRISIS IN THE FAR EAST, service are announced :—Mr. C. F. R. Allen goes to Foochow and is succeeded at Cheloo by Mr.

Ia reference to Renter's telegram of the 25th':

The Pacific Mall 9. S. Co.'s steamer City of T. L. Bullock ; Mr. Octavian Jobozon goes to ultimo reporting that "a telegram to the 7' m/s. Klangchow, and is succeeded at Fakkel by from Hongkong states that Russia has concluded Peking. Capt. W. G. G. Frask, from San Mr. EL B. Allens Mr. L. C. Hopkins goes to a treaty with Chins securing the right of an Francisco, via Yokohama and Nagasaki, with Newchwang; Mr. W.R. Carles goes to Hankow, anchorage for her feet at Port Arthar and various malls up to 12th October, arrived in port last other advantages outside of the favoured nation vice Mt. P. L. Women who is going on leave, clause" the Robe Chronicle, after stating sight. From our San Francisco exchanges we and Mr. P. O'B. Butler takes charge at Chinklang: Russia has obtained the consent of China to take the following telegrams. Mr. C. M. Ford goes on leave, and Mr. E. F. Port Arthur as a

naval station I

LowDay, October 7th. of The.. The Venezualan Consol at Cardiff has written Bonnett takes charge at Wahu; Mr. A. la impossible to deny the gravity

position likely to be set and expres a letter to the press giving the history of the some doubt as to the correctness of the boundary dispute between Venezuela and Grest Hosle succeeds Mr. E. L. B. Allen as Victo Consul at Pagoda Anchorage. Mr. R. W. Mans report because the information emanated from

Britain. He says that Venezuela has repeatedly field, Consel at Foochow will shortly go home Hongkong which, it says, not the place ose proposed to setile the matter by reference, but on leave. Mr. T.'Watters and Mr. E. H. Parker, untorally expects to obtału first-hand news that the Marquis of Salisbury, Earl Granville

made to Peking," etc., and Lord Roseberry have persistently

declined Consule on leave, have retired from the service, 1.diplomalle arrangemen lowas-How, auch to do sa. Sizce then, he adds, Venezuela has

continges editorially as news, if it ultimately turns out to be accurate, made efforts toward arbitration, but she claims SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS' TIMES;

will be

be received by Germany and France, that the Brilla's encroachments have steadily The following are the trial times done at the other two Powers which have been continued, until they now extend far beyond the

the stains que in 4 ta the Far East,

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Captain F. Morris, will be despatched as above from damp, and kept in a dry place for repeat | kuma, members of the Jiya party, who return Shanghai by the seven gzlíins which arrived by instrumental in maltimen to say, Schomberg line into the Territory of Ternael, •

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{1533 Hongkong, 6th November, 1894. AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM SHANGHAI AND KOBE.

THE Steamship

(From Japanzie Pağırs}) ARREST OF POLITICAL SUSPECTS. TOKIO, October 26th, Mestre. Tannica Kendo and Hirayama Katsu- to the capital with Mr. Hoshi Toru, Japanese Adviser to the Korean Government, were the steamer Taliane on Sunday, and were implicated in the massacre at Seoul. They are bola Kumamote men. It is believed itar after A high-class Fertiliser for Pot Plants and for preliminary examination they will be sent to use in the Garden generally.

Hiroshima for trial.

sawings,

CLAY'S FERTILIZER.

It supplies natural nourishment to the soil, and assists the process of assimilation, thereby alding the Plants to attain to their fall size, vigour and beauty,

́ever-increasing

arrested yesterday on suspicion of having been drawn for on Monday,"going to the subscribersamany, which has great scarcely be tol today from Dalias, where they secured the

MINISTER MIURA IMPRISONED 1

HIROSHIMA, Oct. 6th. The transport Owarimare, with Llest- General Viscount Miara (Minister) and the other Japanese officiate in custody, surived at Ujina at 11 o'clock this moming, Viscount Miers, Light-

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HOT SPRINGS, Ark., October roth. Mayor Waters and Attorney Martin returned Corbelt-Fitstimmons fight for Hot Springs. E H. Silven, architect for the club, also came. Das Stoast will arrive on Sunday or Monday.

Sold in Tins containing ro iba, exch...... 1079* | Colonel Kusunose, und Messrs. Sassa MassÝUKL, LORD Sackville Wast, who made such a mess of has reached us, however, it would seem then von Dallas, or on the way here, and men are tearing

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the advantage of the latter that Russia should

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It is possible, of course, that both Dallas structure will be moved here in its Germany. France and Germany will obtain compensating entirely, and the big fight will be pulled off at advantages that will, reconella those Powers to Whittington Park on October 31st. Five handied the securing of

sale naval thousand feet of lumber is on the side, track at of an almost impergued by port Haris From

private information that

: the 1-down the stracuré at Dallas, Nakamura Tatae, and Kohayakawa Hideo, were things while holding effice as British Minister the recent trend of events, for us hear that it is the return of the committer. Corbett will train German Foreign Office is not quite sailsfled at A monstrous crowd of jubilant citizens greeted at once leporayed to the Hiroshims Supreme

by police inspectors, policeman, at Washington, has foolishly published by no means improbable that befers many at Hot Springs and will anira next week. It is Court, and gendarmen. Altar a ahdit camisation thers, pamphlet couched in anything but complimentary mouth are over Herr von Brandt, will return to unt definitely known yet whether Farsimmoss The preliminary trial of Mr. Okamota Byme language respecting the bright, busy and enter Poking as ifelster for Germany, and we may will come here to train, but he probably will

A MOTS MEEDS a decision such saks and the "ather twenty-ona-deported; mar | prising people of the United States. It has given strengthen the positionˇalready" secured westnut shops are makeslaughter, and the anusing and has been commented on by the Trison saturally support Russia, eres if the sent and Jos Vendig are in Austin as attached wite sent in to the Undersigned before Noon on the The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market, was contigeed to-day The charges brought a good deal of offence. to our American cousins, by Germans: diplomacy is China Trance t

of simed mobe to assembla.

Chranicis as fallows :-Lord Beckvilla - may that the latter. Power 13th instant, or they will not be recognised.

HIROSHIMA, October sytä.

escape the penalty of his folly on the technical | agan in which she does not participate should see belore the Travis county Grand Jury, prore correct / but Great Britain can scarcely which is trying to dig out the secrets of the club, Viscoust Miura, -ex-Ministar, to Korn, was A. S. WATSON & CO., LD, excutied to the Supreme Court from the Chor point that his pamphlet is nothing more than a

can, indeed, me the esme argument against the “what develope ne Asathu. today at 11 mm. 07. Jumal plan by the enter pevate letter, but he has, sided, ene more to the regard the matter with equal equanimity, Sue Dad A Binart will remain hele unili he knows Frands and two policonal, l'En Tan (ann ved many things which pervest us from having any 20% humanitas of a Reese wral portos Piet Patch Staker le vaining at Oxis Ciff fan hâr

rock boys for our if kần beyond the s007

Arthur no wao vand by the sheep Downs syndari: Kai nih σDvostr [ş 1 so the gael during the afternoon,

"MARQUIS BACQUEHEM," having arrived, Consignees of Carge are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed al their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivermisted after the Goods

may be obtained. No Claims will be have left the Godowns, and all clatesa musa be

No Fire Jagrance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns alter the 13th instant will be subject to rent,

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

SANDER & Co.

Agents. Hongkong, 6th November, 1898.

RAKBONE'S "NEW PARIS" LAWN MOWERS.

For Sale at Manufacturers' Prions.

THE HONGKONG. DISFEMJART,

AS ESTABLISHED. A.D), 2841,

Haighong, ish August, 18öje

they were taken to the Hiroshima Gable

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· DALLAS, Tex., October jolk, «. "The' Florida " Athletic Club will move to Askaniau, for its health, Secretary Wheelock

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