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Thuang Advertisements.

VICTORIA

A

LODGE

OF HONGKONG, No, 1026.

́Regular MEETING' of the above _LODGE #ill be held in the FIRKIMASONS" HALL Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, tha and instant, al'B.10 for a n'clock precisely. Visiting Brethres are comialiv invited to attend.

“Hongkong, 22nd November, TBOY: Freds

"MOGUL LINE OF STEAMERS, FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

HE Steamship

T

"MACDUFF,"

Captain Theraton, will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 23rd instant, at Daylight, Instead of as previously advertised. For Freight or Passage, only to

DODWELL, CARLILL & Co,

Agents.

Hanokong, 22nd November. 1895.

$1540

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND TAIWANFOO.

THE Company's Steamship

*THALES,"

Captain H. Bathurst, will be despatched for the above Ports TO-MORROW, the 33rd instant, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers. Hongkong, 22nd November, 1805-

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

.. FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL.

Company's Steamship

THE

1010

"SARPEDON," Captain M. H F. Jackson, will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 3ard instant, at 4 P.1.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

Hongkong, azad Novembez, 1895-

| THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1895.

Intimations.

́A. S. WATSON & CO.,

LIMITED

VEGÉTABLE-ÅND FLOWER.

SEEDS.

SEASON 1895-96.

1

Our First Suppiles of these best Quality Seeds have arrive, and Orders will be executed in the sequence in which they are received as long.s the supply lasts.

SEED LISTS

In spite of the Transit Certificate, the kerosine oll was subject to this illegal tax! If it fanet stopped in time, it will encourage the Chinese to find something more to their advantage, and so

H. M. 5. - Undikuled left for Singapore-thbr morning.

It le well for foreigners to look out in handling THE Indo-China Co.'s new river steamer Kul-wo foreign terpet It is reported that on Saturday--arrived here yesterday from the Clyde.. | last one of the brokers and a boatman were

seized by the Halfoug at the Instigation of Chen, A MARINE Club, for the use of merchant and that the boatman was bambooed with captains and officers, was formally opened 1,000 strokes while the broker was released through the strong remonstrance of one of the by Chevaller Keen at Bangkok a few days ago. Consule, whose country produced the oil. It la |sgala sported that Chen will not give the A ROULAR meeting of Victoria Lodge. No. monopoly satil he has fought the battle to the 1006, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland - Street, this awening, at 2, 30 for go'clock; precisely

Visiting brethren are cordially invited.

--&fiter-endy

During the past few months the Consuls stationed at Foochow have, owing to the supineness of the British Government, had their hands pretty full with the difficulties arising from the Kucheng Massacre and the various "bitches" with which all attempts to thoroughly investigate that ❘ horrible affair were baalked. But that unfortunate business—which, to our way of thinking, ended in a complete fiasco- has been finished, after a fashion, and it is therefore fair to expect that this latest attempt to drive a cart and horse though the Treaties will be promptly put a stop to once and for ever. Happily other than British offelala are concerned in this maiter, and as some of their Government have no desire to keep peace with Chino have been issued and can be obtained on at any pita, as distinct from peace compatible with dignity and honour, there are grounds for hoping that not only will application,

this "squeeze pidgin" be peremtorlly Our Seeds are all tasted before being put up stopped, but that the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps may be induced to make such representations to the Chinese Govern- ment in the premises as wil lead to the stipulations of the Treaties being strictly observed in the future. There has been far too much difficulty with the Chinese provincial authorities in recent

la LONDON.

with

HINTS FOR GARDENING

L

They are packed under our own Supervision, and the greatest care is exercised to favere protection is transli.

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We are informed Shatt Mrs. Lawrence, of the Astor House, Swatow, has made special rangements for putilag up shooting parties visiting the port, her charges belzig siricily moderate,

A VERY well contented foot baillmatch was played et Happy Valley yesterday between` teams representing "B" Company, Rifle Brigade, and No 35 Company, R.A., and resulted in a draw goals to 2.

WADER" :-The Franco-German and Chino- fapanese war Indemnities were fixed, respec. Ively, at £200,000,000 and £34.000.000. To he latter must be added Ms. 30,000,000, ** £4.50,000, for the retrocession of Llacing.

JINX People call Grover Cleveland elther the men of destiny' or 'the stuffed prophet.

should think they'd have some other name for him,"

W1NX-There's no third term for Clevo- land."— World.

~THE ARMS-CASE-

The prosecution of Meurs. Rédecker & Co. at the Magistracy yesterday, for contravention of sections 6 and 15 of thu Arms Consolidation Ordinance, brought out prominently several interesting facts. These are, first, that the importation of arms is almost wholly in the hands of German firma ; second, that the Ordi. nanes, which was passed (to' arslit the Chinese Gornemment to prevent-Chinese-from-objaining- possession of large quantities of ass, was understood by the large-importers bers to be applicable only to the email Chinese desters, and has been treated ara"dead letter by them; and third, that in spite of the provisions of the Ordinance a very extensive trade in arme has been carried on in the umal way..

The first point goes far to show that our German follow-residents have "so fully mastered the methods leading to complete success In dealing with Chinese, especially in this branch of

study the requirements of the native cilents, do not stand mach chance with their Teutonio confrères in the field. It certainly speaks volumes, for the commercial Instincts of the Germans that they can supply this cism of goods to the Chinese an beiber terms than do British merchants. Is this due to neglect to comply with the law, which was adasimod yesterday? Or do the Germaan study more carefully the wants and interests of their clients, and, by falling in with their customs and assisting them to carry ent their ends, make it simpler for the Chloese on the mainland, through them to obtals these contraband Articles?

trade, that the British firme, who do not so closely

THE "FRAMNES” IN A HURRICANE.

The Norwegian steamer Frammer Arrived here yesterday from Bangkok, about eleven days overdun, having borne the fail” brant of the hurricane which the Scottish Oriental-Uner Loosok, as stated in these columns, succeeded in running away from. She bears very few traces of the heavy seas which over and anon dashed furiously against her bow, and curling over the forecasle, rushed violently all over the decks, carrying overbord some deck- humper bai dolag in the aggregate no damage" worthy of mention, awing, no doubt, to the conscientious manner in which this vessel has been ball and Gitted throughout, and the able and cautious manner in which she was handled by Captain E. Wettergreen and ble officers, and the pompt manter in which bis engineers responded to every call of the telegrapha connecting the brlige with the engine-room, Koh-i-chang, oohside Bangkok bar, on the and As soon as the loading was completed at instant the vessel was driven at fall speed down the Gulf of Slam as far as Pale Obi, Bas being the ruce obi, variable leds, and ensty weather, variable winds and moderate ses order of the day. After turning north- wards squally weather was experienced; and when Kegs Point was passed at 1.30 am, on the fith, the wind came with great violence from N.N.W., and

feblowing creased rapidly, and by s am it was! lving gale. The force of the wind varied from 9 to 10, Beaufort scale, and a heavy sicions northerly ves was running. Very little

headway could be made with a heavily laden coaster under these enough to indicate that no baller and conditions, and as at 5 p.m. the barometer was low probably far worse weather would prewall during the night, the Captain wisely decided to keepon the safe by anchoring for the night in a little bay to the south of Capo Padaran. The next day, at 6 am, the Framnes was once more put on the course for Hongkong and driving ahead in the teeth of a terrific northerly gals the struggled past Caps Varešla at 5 p.m, on the oth, a strong northerly On the second point, Mr. Stolterlahi stated current rendering the task more difficult than it that at the time the Ordinance was being dis-would otherwise have been. On the soil the pros. pects so far from being brighter were even more cussed the German Importers of arms were discouraging than on the two previous days. artured that it was merely intended to keep a The seas were now running mountains high, fell, and by a am, there being every appearance check upon the Chinese, and that foreign the ship was labouring terribly, the barometer importers would not be asked to comply with its of typhoon to the porlard, it became absolutely "besving to' twice. This turned out a wise step, section 6, which requires that "No arme shall be sold to any person.

for the further the ship got to the southward the

continued to resemble a balling cauldron more than anything else, and constantly "lopped" Ultimately a haven of refuge was resched, Vang on board, causing the little vessel to shiver again.

Ro bay to wit, and here the good ship was anchored for the algat. The sext day (12th) Captain Wettergreen nassayed another engagement with Boreas, but ba was soon only too glad to beats zeisst and return to the bay which bad afforded him such good shelter dizing the previams night, On the 12th a fresh start was made, but next to so headway was made during the next two days, for the wind blew at times with burricane force and at noon of the 14th, the sex being very confused and mountainous and the bare meter being dangerously low, it was absolutely necessary to again turn tail and run to the southward, oil being used, with excellent effect, to keep the sexs from breaking on board. By 8 o'clock on the morning of the 15th the Framnes was once more off Cape Varella and she was then headed north and kept in close to the coast so as to escape the huge seas bowling along down the China Sea, at an alarming rats. lasting joy of all on board the wind soon shifted Better headway was now made, and to the ever. from N.N.W. to W. and then to 5, while the barometer gradually went up, showing that the

Sowings should be made in FINE WEATHER times in respect to audacious Infringe-Two rival gangs of coolies come to blows in

ments of the Tariff Rules, and it is high ONLY and the remainder of the packets secured time that a determined stand be made, Wellington Street about 6 o'clock this evening from damp, and kept in a dry place for repeat and if the wording of the Treatles is not hat with the exception of a badly broken carrying | ugovisions. The two most distastefal portions are necessary toɛɛkend - away to the south after

sufficiently clear to convey their true mean-pole no trace of the fray could be found when ing, then the Rules should be amended so as the police arrived in answer to the loud whistling to leave no doubt on the minds of the most of a high-spirited, albelt, somewhat hysterial liblo the colony, unless the seller has obtained more did'the barometer rise, though the ses obtuse Chinese magnates that no further Sikh policeman. duty is fevlable upon imports when once

sowings..

[1540

CLAY'S FERTILIZER.

THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP

COMPANY. LIMITED.

FOR MANILA (DIRECT).

THE Company's Steamship

"ZAFIRO,"

Captain Gerard, lil be despatched for the abov Port on MONDAY, the 15th instant, at 5 PM.

This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SHEWAN & Co.,

General Managem. Hongkong, 22nd November, 1895.

CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED,

FOR KOBE,

THE Steamship

"TSINAN,"

[1511

Cantain Geo Ramsay, will be despatched on

WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant.

For Freight or Partige, spnly to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE Agents.

Hangkong, 22nd November, 1895.

CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED,

11612

FOR SINGAPORE, SAMARANG AND

THE

SOURABAYA.

Steamship

"FOOCHOW."

w he despatched on SATURDAY, the 7th December.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents. Hongkong, zand-No: ember, 1895.

[1613 THE SPORTSMAN'S POCKET BOOK.

PUBLISHED

AT THE

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" OFFICE.

PRICE: $1.50 FER COPY.

N.B.This work is a complete record of the most recent Hongkong, Shanghat and Court Fort Race Meetings and, in addition to a good deal of other useful information, contains a venised list of Record Timaz made on the

use in the Garden generally.

A high-class Fertilizer for Pal Plants and for a Transit Certificate has been issued by THE second crop of peddy to the Fooches and

the Maritime Customs officials, as the treaties provide, "no matter how distant the Min River districts of the province of Fabbien it place of their destination" Are we to go on reported by the Foochow Echo of the 16th for ever dealing with the narrow-minded, instant to be almost a complete failure, not more- bigoted, foreign-hating and corrupt than a third of the average yield having been Chinese mandarinate as If we were leathered in. To a long-continued drought in treating with our equals? Let us Fabiden this unfortunate state of affairs lu wald hope not.

to be solely attributable.

It 'supplies natural nourishment to the soll, and maststa the process of assimilation, thereby alding the Plants to attain to their fall alza,

vigour and beauty,

Sold in Tins containing 10 lbs each..............$1.75.

78 ibr.

H

H

set resident

of the

from the Captala Superintendent of Police an which requires that " Every deales in anus shall export permit.miya” and section 15,

keep a register to which shall be entered the name, occupation. and address purchaser," These provisions would seeg to serve the interests of the Chinese Government better than any'

one else's. Untll-this case cropped up these provisions were only enforced agalost the Chinese dealers, 6, the small fry. Several prosecutions for

have occurred since the into scare in Canton, bat for all that we have information that $85,000 or $100,000 work of arms have been | landed in China during the last few months, from Hongkong, and that only faulty records can be found of the business transacted..........This merely bears out what was said in a former rifcis in these columns, wigs that the Police and over zealous against pelty breaches of the law, but that the chief of sinners often succeed

450 TELEGRAMS. WE courteously informed by the local agents fallure to keep the registers In proper form

Directions for use are given on the Label.

RANSOMI'S "NEW PARIS" LAWN MOWERS,

The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market,

For Sale at Manufacturers' Prices,

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NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

It is requested that all communications relating to Bubscriptione, Tilgraph" and not to the Edicor.

Advertisements, &c., be addressed as they "Masaga, Enghong

Letter on Editorial matters to be sent to "The Lilior" and

not to individust members of the staff.

(Special to Hongkong Taligraph.) THE CHINA-JAPAN COMMERCIAL TREATY.

FIRST MEETING OF THE PLENIPOTENTIARIES.

THE JAPANESE PROPOSALS NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION.

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of the steamer Kwong-mo, Messrs. Malcampo and. Co., that the‡"Kwong mio left here on the 15th lost., for Wenchow via Amoy. Advicer were received ikis moming from Amoy stating that the steamer reached that place safely, on

the 17th Inst., and left on the 18th for Wenchaw As the rumours were to the effect that the Heste was lost while antike way to Formosa, [à appears and we are glad to think go-that ka rumours current yesterday worel'probably 31-founded.

TIEMTEIN, November atst.

|\ BOATMAN Was up hefore the Police Magistrata 6.31 p.m.

his morning, charged with having stabbed an The Chinese Government having fully fadian youth on the 16th inst. The evidence considered, the Tapanese proposals, on the showed that there had been a lot of skylarking 19th instant the plenipotentiaries appointed oing on, during which both the parties lost by the Emperor Kwants to settle with the heir tempers and came to blows. During the Japanese Government the terms of the new struggle the boatmen struck the boy with an Commercial Treaty provided for in the Treaty ron spike he happened to have with him of Peace met Mr. Hayashi, the Japanese cutting the lad so severely that he has been in Minister at the Court of Peking, at the Trung-he Government Civil Hospital ever since. His Yamen, and handed to him counter proposals.

Vorship sentenced the sisaliant in two months' uprisonment,

The counter proposals of the Chinese Govern

Commandations intended the publication must be accompanied by the same and Address of the welters, sot secmarily forment were not discussed, and it was nevan ged publication, but as evidenza of good faith,

that the special representatives of the two contracting pariles should again meet to discuss the terms of the Treaty as soon as the Japanese Government have had time to cookder the Chinese proposals.

Whilst the calzas of the Honghong Tilegraph will always be open for the fair discussion by corespondents of all gros affecting public Interests, it must be diafacily, understood that the Editor does not in any way hold himspill responsible doi options thus expressed.

TO ADVERTISERS, Advertisers are requested to forward all potions Intraded for insertion in that day's ise not later than Tares o'Clock no LA sot to retard the orriy paEcation of the paper.

Advardssente mad Subscriptions which are not cardared for a Ered partod will be continued until countermandad.

REUTER'S MESSAGES.

sour right o'clock last night the tolling a is fire bells notified an outbreak, which was

and to have originated to the second floor of fo. 111 Praya West, a four-storey buliding. The {Fire Brigade under Commander Hastings and Ir. Badeley was quickly on the scene, sed as Lere ww an abundance of water, available om the barbour-though, in spite of this, r too limited freeh water supply WIE LORD SALISBURY ON THE SITUATION, Jirmed on—the blaze was confined to the one LONDON, November goth. hiding in which It started. The store where Shanghai Course, as well as several pazet of Tagish newspag Avertisers, Tarma can be leant on application. Lord Salisbury speaking at Brighton insisted is flames broke out was a birda-nes ^u op Sporting Memoranda and a unfal (adiz.

"The Houphong Thiprogt's womber at the Telephone Central on the necessity of the maintenance of Great ith a paper shop on the third floor and lodging Hongkong, 19th October, 1895.

Britain's naval supremacy; he did not expect s puses on the other flors. The house was speedy dissolution of the Turkish Empire, but impletely guted, the efforts of the firemen thought that territorial and political changes ificing only to confina the fire to one house. warn possible there and elsewhere which would he origin of the fire is unknown. The xupants of the ground floor were fasored in Commercial Assurance Compasy, Ltd., for |1200, and the contents of the second floor, here the fire broke out, was covered, by a

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Intimations.

DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,

HONGKONG,

AERATED WATERS.

'IMPLE AERATED WATER,

SIMPLE

SODA WATER,

INGER ALE.

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The Hongkong Triggerakk har the langue circulation of my

• pahithad la tên Yui Xást, szó la tharabra the best medlem for

Exchange Na. 1. Talagraphie ddress "Telegraph," Hongkong.

Hongkong Telegraph

elegraph oblige Great Britain to stand prepared.

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1895.

SQUEEZE PIDGIN.

A copy of the Foochow Etho received by the Namoa this morning contains communication which sets forth that the native authorities of Foochow are not only levying an illegal tax of ten cents per case on kerosene oll through a "monopolist," but are shortly going the "put on the screw" in other directions, namely, in respect of lead and Iron, to the serious detriment of foreign trade. It is added that after achieving bla purpose the astute monopolist, named CHEN, will "carry his

communication reads thus:-

FOOCHOW, November zyth A rumour is current among the Chinese to the effect that the Chinaman Chan, who had obtained the monopoly, as published in our larus of the Tath alto,

of levying the illegal tax of 10

kerosine oil, cants a C644 6

aphy and that, as is reported, altar setting

(Special to Slam Observer.) ITALY AND ENGLAND CO-OPERATE. LONDON, November jaik.

licy in the South Britisk Insurance Company, which Messrs. David and Company are the

tents. Total damage about $5000; so livas

The Italian Fleet has received, instructions from the Government to be ready to follow the | lead of the English Fleet wherever the interests.

of European peace call for their combined action.

THE TURKISH- IMBROGLIO.

LONDON, November 10th,

The new Turkish Ministry la of such a

character that it is universally regarded as an act of defiance on the Sultan's part against the advies of the allied Powers

The

in

ax following, by "The Look-out Man airplay will be read with as much. Interest |? many in the Kast us by those to whom it was,

in * vanishing " when things are getting hot depression had passed to the south. On the 16th

On the third point, that since the passing of the Ordinance a very large business has been done, Captain Hastings stated that he had algned over 2,500 ̊ export permits wines the law

came into force 1

Ar ise, as fining: Mania” Rådecker & Ca. Is | 1

concerned, we rebralt it was quite unneccessary A caution would have met the requirements of the case suitably, and, we think, effectively.

SENSATIONAL LIBEL SUIT.

MINS ABBOTT SUES FOR $50,000 DAMAGES.

it was found that so much coal had been used in the efforts put forth to drive the ship through the heavy seas sad to make reasonable progress under exceedingly adverse conditions that there was not enough fuel in the baskers to carry the

to her destination. It was therefore decided to call at Tourane for coal, and this place being diamonds" was taken to, and on the 18th reached on the 17th a good inpply of "black

the voyage to Hongkong was resumed, the usual strong north-east monicon weather prevailing from Touranne up to Gʻp Rock.

On the rith a Chinese dick passenger, who, appears to have been in bad health when be came on board in Bangkok, died, and was | hurled at sea on the ath, as there was then no possibility, owing to the tremendously heary westher, of going below to get up a coffin and, moreover, it was quite uncertain how long it would take to reach port where the body could be interred in the uinal way,

Captain Wettergreen, and ail who so abir backed up his efforts to reach Hongkong as speedily a circumstances would permit, is to be congratulated on. bringing his ship into port without the low, so to say, of the proverbial rope-yaTD. |

OUR POLICF IN CHINA. ··

YOKOHAMA, November gih, During the engagement of Miss Abbott is large numbers of people, among whom werd Tokio her performances have been attended by

many of the leading Japanese seléntinis and professionals. Great interest was taken in the wonderful #Little Magnet" and they were as much at sex as those who had previously investigated the phenomene. After appearing several days the interest and wonder 'seemed to increase," and a discardant

{ A lengthy and caustic articis published la element commenced to attend and became very The Timer on the 9th ultimo concludes with the the mystery, took the peculiar position that their make bold to assert, be in the main endorsed by fnraiting in their remarks, and, failing to solve following expression of oplaton, which will, we strongest mes not being able to lift such a frail all who take a real and not merely a superficial delicate woman was'a reflection on Japanese pro-interest la the pitical and commercial sffairs wens and would yall excitedly from the audience of 12 Far East, and who, micover, are gifted and even jump on the stage and claim that it was with sufficient common sense to be able to an insuit to Japan, and ake abonid bè driven out perceive that to the maintenance of a policy of from Teklo. No explanation could be made abstention and dealing with Chinx as though that would cause them to see it is any other The were a first-class civilis.d Power is due the light, and in one case the little lady was handled fact that we have been out-distanced in the race able part of the engagement, for its seems some. Yar East in an extent which is far from being quite roughly. This was not the only disagree for paiitical and commercial supremacy in the smali dally paper--the name we have forgottsman: the trivial ton of the tide which some commenced to attack the lady through is responsible, and ill-informed optimists would columes, and as no sitiation was jult to its have un balleve scurrilous remarks it grew bolder each dây”

The error in our policy of the last twenty

at læst ended by seconũng •Mida Abbot of gross tests consisted in the fact that we did bellows,

In

project southward." The full text of the | request of the British Ambienador an account of King the cupine to Japan, including my friende mai. Míer Abbott and shalitud that she small park of the pakening of

E

ecially addressed -Here is a little incident pieties and stating that they took place or tried to bellaye, la the possibilities of a Ch

is hardly necessary to say the church who takes moet Easterns, is endowed with historicale rich may advaningsensly be studied by the San Francisco, even mentioning the date. Ithese reform from within, The Chinaman, who, |kders of the labour movements of which 'wo

capabillies of a highs order Wis astute enough In every particular, especially as the Indy had to see the, delmlən "under? which The Bullan has sill further accentuated his ar so mach. A locomotive sugise ordered for

not bean in Frises for seine Tie year and to humont, us in 1. The part played jennas attrade by conferring on Babri Facha pan was put on board ship in the U.K.

by that last attack was more than would be permitted commar, the late Marquis Tseng, is sill fresh is

Yay, capable and the highest order of the Osmanlek, Behit Pacha

socomplished a cost of £1,550, and the 'expense. of was Governer of Van, and was dismissed at the

severni Íspanuse (and) Anselican 'gentlemen the pabila memory.f contrived to take in no of Western Europe 77 109.), amounted to 242, bringing the total hosted commence a crimiani Bhat suit against bout the approachlag his complicity in the Armenian outrages.

or of Chins, and position is consequently regarded as grave, ||st of the British-made machine to £1,792)

sie is ons" story's here is another -A similar the blackguard and way understand that, beshowed, as a member of the Trung-lf Vamda, borsotive was made in Japan, from English thu has been done and a walk bedags hat, for wall-bred Chinaman the enthusiastle professions of the most liberal principles whee England, but bullt by nails foremen Lawyers in Tokio have been retained and the Cise

home. We have now found out, though, Miss Abbott's manager, informs us that they be held in the Hongkong Hotel at 9.15 to-night, ainst 1998 for the engine built on this

itia bad made the diffcovery and acted upon have given szálbitions in many counties, but that there is no se la treating a mass of flag Now, this may be the beginning of ell squeeze in its proper trim, he is going

experience they never meritristateless: paly "Zlike a civilised. State, to same manner for the trade in lead HR vor BRANDS, Late German, Minister at poiderable change. It as in the case of the dering their whole explan and iron.

After

30 doing he will

beit Japanel metuen kaurena dunobu: müd which the:Chinese: mind and the 'Zutopian project southward. He bas even said that we the Court of Peking, leaves by the Preusion for pomodre angise built in Japan, the greater better treatment than they have had from the emits freesach other an ars the apkeres i

dent of the miststial was exported from this nonsensical opposition as they barg had; from mind: tarolya, happily there exists, as our does not care blt for

Shanghai at daylight to-morrow, the Coosals for the

30. juntry, and then handled by nativa labour at some of the lower, clatien" of Tapáševa," ka

indentů wellő pinerves, kane point, as Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MERES and goods were sold to the Chinese, and li may be A

between – thent. Physical : other Large Consumers,

ORANGES ki said in be very plentiful at great am socnomy of money, it la possible Tokio, Hrute force ar pot only (RELI

Igood la.. appeal to the Chinese this movement may be carried for fing the little lady was blackfac blue, but the len

character with gratifying Any complaints should be addressed to the tion of the Tarif. Rules in cases of

d-li le sue to which word finds of making gestational matter, and testing (1 Manager.

SARSAPARILLA, RASP

ASPBERRYADE, &c.

DAKIN, CRUICKSILANE & Co's Warens arn

made under the constant supervision of a daly gasified English Chemist and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures,

Hongkong, and May, 1895.

with acquiescence

LOCAL AND GENERAL. Eigns, and in-great part from material 'sant for $50,000 damages.: Tha:best: Japanese | 40 action whas

Policy

to revolutionize the trade in foreign art | The annual meeting of the Odd Volumes will (d... workmen, her total cost being £1,24% will be pushed to the bitter and Mr. Abbey fortunately," not usiliafier France, and

estry

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