Anchorage, but I could not make out what they were, though I thought them to be riding lights I could not make certain, even with my glasses, that they were ridlog-lights--aw Do Pesssi al the Dock boys. I rollced that the course was being altered. between Lyosmoon and Cast Rocks, but do not know how many times.
Arthur Roberts Woodrow, the second officer, said I went on the bridge on the night we entered port about 9.20 p.m. when nearing Cape D'Agullar Ught. The Captain was on the bridge. When passing the light we were stoering by the land. The Captain was giving all directions. Of Cape Collision the engines wern going fall apced, and we came through Lycemoon pass at fall speed. After clearing the pass the Captain kept the ship's head as he thought it. I did not know, the harbour well enough to form an opinion of the ship's position. I do not remember much of the lights. I remember a buoy being reported from the forecastle. We were never steering for the Dock. The Dock lights were always on the starboard bow. I did not netics If the course was being altered to counteract the set to starboard by the tide. The buoy we sighted was not a conical busy. I do not know it, the course was altered after sighting the buoy. The Captain pked at the busy and did not seem at all uneasy. It was shortly after this we struck. Before we resched tka Dock the engines were put slow. This is the only time the telegraph was used.
By the Assessors The boar appeared close alongside-say half a cable. The vessel's fall speed is about nine koola, “Stand by" was the order while coming through the pass,
By the President The Captain left the bridge several times to consult the chart in his room poder the bridge--I think three times. He told me he was going to look at the chart, He was only away a abort time. The Captain was perfecily sober, I have neven seen bim under the influence of drink. When the buoy was reported the Captain west to the chart room. It was qulio two minutes after the buoy was sighted before we struck,
In
The Chief Officer, recalled, said-On the night question the Captain was perfectly sober. I have never seen him under the influence of drink. After sighting the baby, the ship's head was turned more toward the Kowloon side, and I left the farecastle head to see about It. I do not know what order was given. It was only a slight change. As I got on to the bridge the ship struck. I intended to tell the Captain we were too clase in when pasalng the booy. We thought when we struck wa had only hit a busy. We did not think it was a rock. I went on the bridge because I thought, from seeing the buoy and the red light on Kowloon side (telegraph anchorage) we were too
close in.
Aber brief deliberation. the Court delivered the following
FINDING.
From the evidence before it the Court has formed the opinion that the Master would have displayed better judgment if he had not attempted to make the port at night, as his local knowledge did not jailify kim la dolog so. Nor does it appear that any special precautions were taken under the circumstances. The not appeared before Master, however, has
the Court, and the Court is informed that he has left the part, although there were grounds for believing that before he left he way aware that a Court would be appolated to lavestigate the casualty to his ship. His departure, therefore, has the appearance of an unwillingness to appear before such a Court. In bis absence, however, and without hisharing an opportunity of making a defence, the Court does not deal with his certificaté ́ The Officers appear to bive conducted themselves in a proper and becoming manner under-the circumstances.
THE U.S.-CHENGTU COMMISSION.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1896.
*PRIZĖ LIST. The following in the Prize List:—
OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATIONS, 1895. Senior. U_Hang-kam, AA, 1894; diœlughed la mathematics 1895; Li Kiuching, AA, Woog Ting-100, A.A.
Junior.
Harold Seth, Chan King-teing (orer age), Sham Hol-lam (over age).
PRELIMINARY. Charles Ellis, Frank Long.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
Morrison, Senior. Ia, Wong Ting-9ủa. Morrison. Junior IVA. Wong Kal-leng Stewart, IA, Chan King-tsing. Bellos, Sentor. IA, SIn Cheung. Belilios, Juntor, IC, C. H. Les
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Translation, English to Chiness, Jt K4-ün, IIA. (Merit), Teal Hang, IA.
Translation, Chinese to English, Wong Leung-iso, IA
Mathematics, L 1, A. History, IA, Luk Kl-kwong. History, Is, She Kan-ying. History, Ic, F. Long.
In Haigkong................$654.5 In Shurhal.cooms 44214 In Foochowiesenet Lu Amy moms
Investments—
Chinese Imperial Government Loan, 1886
59,000.00 20.000.00
********$ 33,066:59
Hongking and Kow
leon Wharf, and Godora Company, Ld., Debentures... 60,000.00 300 Shares in the
Hongkong
Land
Investment Co.,Ld.
5 Shares in the China Fire Insurance Co., Limled
Megfilmato grandsons of the tretaior.. In bla will the testator left his properly, valued at about $2,000,000, to his sans and at theli death to their male førne. In another clause
Auctions,
PUBLIC AUCTION
or
of this will be referred to the appellant VALUABLE OLD CHINESE PORCELAIN,
1,175,646.03|| and respondents as his grandanna, and under
$3,000,00
AN 375.00 Steam Fire Engines .........men. Accounts Receivab!@.............................................
106,441.69 3,000.00 92,425.68
$1,793,205.02
#
WORKING ACCOUNT, 1894. To Loures and Claims paid,...$ 72,448,25
Returs Premia and Re-lower- Remuneration to Consulting)
Committee and Anditors............. Balance as above,
8,761.60
se+!
6,500.00 93,503-93
£180.313.78
11,101,86
By Balance from last account......$ 167,233.19
Profiten ExchanEČINNO Increased value of Inrestants....$ 2,818,00
guard to the Communion whilst pasted | in separate clauses, and consequmtly the whole | Mortgage through his province. At every city the Com-time of two European masters be given entirely misalanesa stopped at the officials in charge to them. "extrcized orary courtesy and did all they possibly We are pleased to be able to report very" could do to entertals their visitors with the favourably on the discipline of the School and facilites afforded by Chinese hospitality. In fact, the general orderly behaviour of the boys. In their official receptions nothing was Lastly, our thanks are due to the Head Master |
the Assistant Masters for this ready possibly offer. Yet al times, when halts bad co-operation with us to all matters where we to be made at waydde fans, starts made needed their saistance." at early dawn, and the day's journey to be done in unfriendly weather, the lot of the Commissioners wa wapleasant to the extreme. On entering a luge city, for the sake of creating an imposing impression, the little train was halted and a kind of military order formed and preceded by the Stars and Stripes," the cahy was made. The dag exposed to the Inclemency of the weather soon gave out, being reduced to a few shreds. The road from Tientsin to Changking was found by the Commission to be excellent in its way compared with Chinese ordinary roads, the Sieckuen portion expecially so. This rond, called the Northern Road, Is really the one over which Marco Polo travelled, The entry into Chengla was made in allence, but a courteous welcome was extended by the officialt. A Aunghwas was specially prepared, an official house belang med for that purpose, and everything done for the accommodation of the Commissioners, even is providing domestic atensili and putting glass windows in, the ballding. The inquiry at Chengto WAS 2005 concluded. The officiis admitted, without any contradiction, the reports of the missionaries presented and did not dispute the claims of the American Methodit Episcopal Mission, who claimed Tis
and this sum 39,335 was promptly passed for payment. In fact, the officials were esger to "setils every claim without delay, but this could not F done as only the above claims was formulated. On the Commission leaving, the officials, to show their desire for conciliation and their endeavours to extend every passibis protection, invited the China Inland Miasion to use the kangkwan for their mission work until i was convenient for that mission to secure other promises. Täs effect of such an official beliding being occupied by foreigners for the propagation of Christianity canbot but appeal with force to the people as to the intention of the officials to protect and uphold such work. The sole daty
the Comminion was to loquire into the outrages and make a report to Washington, not in any way to try or judge the defendants, and to settle only affales financially where such sufferers had formulated a claim and desired a settlement. This the Commission bas accomplished, and with such good grace and evident results that the impression of their valt to Changin associated with their talssion will not be forgotten by the natives, official and otherwise, for many a day. The Viceroy of Szechen is considered a strong minded man, who states that he is mined to prevent any repetition of Inst year's disturbances:
zado known his desire that the foreigners should return to Chengtu, when he will promise them every protection against insult and persecution, Not only has this effect been produced in Chengts, but fa every city or town through which the Commission has pasted, the estat deference of the officials leads me to assume a like con clusion. As stated on Saturday, the Commission. erg-ho all look well and the better for their trip-will stay at Shaoghal to formulate their report, which will moii probably be forwarded direct to Washington, subject to the decision of Mr. Denby.
He has also
QUEEN'S COLLEGE. -
THE EXAMINIS. REPORT. The following is the Examiners' report submitted at the prize distribution yesterday :-
The Examiners were the Rev. R. F. Cobbold, M.A, and Rev. W. Peuc, and their report is addressed to the Governing Body of the College, It is very long and would occupy three columns | reproduced in full. The following are extracts from it
**In accordance with instructions received from you we have examined, either by written- work or orally, all the subjects taught in the College, including the Chinese school, with the exception of shorthand, which we understand is at an elementary stage, it being andesirable that boys commencing this subject should be subjected to any test fait until they have arrived at a certain standard of efficiency.
Composition, JA, Wong Cheung-;IB, Chan Che: IC, F. Lang, ITA, Chan Chal-day fIB, U Tik-to; fic, M. Silas. IIIA. Wong Pik-ming i IIIB, Leung Sik-ying.
PUPIL TEACHERS. Sentar, U Teang-bong, Junior, Sin Cheung,
CLASS FRIZES.
L.A. 3, Wong Ting-sün, Morrison Scholarship ; 2 Chau King-sing, Stewart Scholarship,; 3, Li Ut, merit,
La., 1, Chan Ming-tsung ; a. Wong Ping-man, LC. A., 1, C. Ellis; 2, A. R. Fakeera. I.C. B., I. C. Sila,
J
ILA, JO Ka-Go ; 2, Ho K£a-kwas,
Home Work, E. Ismail.
II.B. I. Ho Shlu-tsung ; 2, Fan U-kal. ILCA, 1, E. A. G. May; 2, A. Seedim ;
II.C. R., I. R. Abraham..
· III.A., 7, Lo Pon-fal ; 4, Im Yat-wing, III.a, r, Chung Kwok-lenog i 2, U'Shin-kwal. abis, Junior 12, The Tsing-long-
IV.A., Wang Kal-leang, Morrison Scholar-
IV. n, 1, Tang Fak; 2, Chui Teo-wi, IV. c, 1, Wong Ipesht 1. 3, Chul Ng-tang. V. A.. 1, Leong In-pán: Wong Shul-trun, merit; Hoessin Hassan.
·
V. B, 1, Fun Ho-cheung; 2, Un Sik-hing. VI.A., 1, An Yuk-cheung ; 2, Chen Yu-chung, VI, 1, Chi Ting-cheang; 2, Chang Lia- shan
VI. 2, 1, Trol Sɔi-yung; 2, Pan Chenk, VII ho Fok Seleong; a, Chữ Turyani Consolation, Ho Shai-wing.
VII. B., Cheung Wa-lo; 2, Sun Waz-un. VIII. A., T, Ho Cheuk-ylog: a, Ho Sham. VIII. B, Fang lahi, VIII. C., Trai Tak-kung,
CHINESE SCHOOL. Fortnightly Examinations.
, Mak Man; 2, Sung Man-wing,
CLASS PRIZES.
Lgx, Mok Man, merit ; 2, Ng Pok-win. Il, i Fus Chung-il; 2 Chin Chalong III, 1, Wong Kal-leung, merit ; 2, Song Man- wing, merit; 3, Fang Klugman.
IV1, 1, Wong Wal-shing's 1, Ip Yung,
V., 1, Cheung Yok-sal; a. Wong Tarkwong. VI, I, Ip Shiago, Lau Kami-lam.
VII, 1, Wong Shlu-tsun.
VIII, 3, Wong Lachla
THE
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED 1868.
The following is the report for presentation to
Profit on sale of Hongkong Inland Lot No. 37 mm
Less lou en property Hongkong R.P. of Inland Lot No. 265, resumed by the
337.22 8.3145.22
• role of English law such are prima facia legitimate, and the respondents therefore claimed
- CURIOS AND EMBROIDERIES.
to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,
TO-MORROW
(SATURDAY), the 8th February, 1895, commencing at 2,30 P.M.,
to share la the above mentioned bequest. In theTHE Undersigned has received instructions Court below, the Chief Justice decided that the reference to the legitimate childres by name was sufficient to show that the testator intended them to benefit. The Court now dedded that they could not benefit and upheld the appeal Costs of all parties to come out of the estate. Mr. Fort (of Donaldson and Burkinshan) and Mr. -Napier (ol-Drew-and-Napler) were counsel for (A-MOST-VALUABLE-AND-EXCEPTIONALLY-GOOD-
The appellants, Mr. Sason for the repondents,
at his SALES ROOME, DUDDELL STREET, (having just arrived from thï Norik),
COLLECTION OF
and Mr. Brydges (of Khory and Brydges) (ar | OLD CHINESE PORCELAIN AND CURIOS, the trustee.Straits Times,
SHIPPING And Mail'nEWS.
MAILS DUE:
English (Mirvafora) 10th inst. German (Prinz Heinrich) 10th inst Indian (Catherine Apcar) 11th inst.
American (Peru) 13th fast. American (Coptic) 15th inst.
Canadian (Empress of Japan) 26th lost. American (Dorie) agih inst.
.*.
STEPPING RETURNS,
From 5 pm, yesterday to & p‚m,lo-day, ARRIVALS. Hongkong mmm..........ticamer, from Haiphong,
·Pelching ¶¶¶ # #Shanghal.
Katebinotru, Halphong Moll
Boynton¶¶¶¶ Swator....KUN
1
Sabine Rickmers ***
*
Aggregating 4,581 tona regitier. DEPARTURES.
Haticong.............steamer, for Coat Ports,
1
#
Stangkal.
Goverment.....$ 2,236.49
1,888.73
Chingfu NAMINIA Brunktide
xton. Nerlie 5+ "
Australia.
#
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#1
Bingkok,
#1
11
Japan. Shinghai,
$ 180,213.78
Aggregating 10,632 fans regīzēr.
WORKING ACCOUNT, 1895.
The British reumabip Boynton left Kai- To Losses and Cisims paid.............................$ 41,938.66 | chinoita on the and instant, and had strong
Charge........
21,399 28 north-east winds and high sea from pert to port. Comminion................................................ 26,985.29 Fire Brigade Expenses imanek "Exchange mummommy......
799.34
1,846.53 * Balance as above....................................... $60,71a-64
By Net Premia received; less Returns
#
Transfer Fees
$353.671.59
The British steamship Fetching left Shanghai on the 4th instant, and, had strong north-eas monsoon and following ses and dark misty weather throughout.
HONGKONG AND WÉAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.
"
and Adostrances.$350,085.06 Chof in Kowloon Interest.co....................... 103,438.63. Coloma
148.00 Empress of India
Oscarshal... D $313.671.69
Kong Bing m Namea ini........................
E.&O.E.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., `General Managers.
We have examined the books and vouchers of the Company and certify that the above statements are in accordance therewith.
F. HENDERSON, A. COXON, Hongkong, 4th February, 1896,
Auditors.
Dock.
Comprising ---
Many Very RARE and VALUABLE SPECI- MENS of MING, KANGHI, YUNGCHING, KIENLUNG and Other PORCELAIN I FIVE COLORS, BLUE and WHITE, APPLE GREEN, HAWTHORN, IMPERIAL and many Other DECORATIONS.
VERY RARE SANG DE BOEUF.
OLD PEKIN CLOISONNE from MING downwards, OLD JADE, OLD 5DOCHOW LAQUER, CARVED, RHINOCEROS HORNS and Other CARVINGS, PORCELAIN MOUNTED SCREENS, OLD PEKIN SNUFFBOTTLES and Other CURIOS, &c.
Also
SILK &C,
A FINE LOT OF EMBROIDERIES,
&C
Catalogues will be issued previous to the Sala On View from FRIDAY, the 7th February.
TERMS OF SALE —-As customary,
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, 3rd February, 1806.
יזי.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
TH
No. 36.
*IE following Particulars and Conditions of
Sale of Crown Land by Public Auction, to be held on the 'spot, on
MONDAY,
the tash day of February, 1896, at 4 F.M., KIS publihed for general information.
By Command,
J. H. STEWART LOCKHART,
Colonial Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 25th January, 1896.
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Particulars and Conditions of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the 10th day of February, 1896, at 4 P.M., by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of Ond Lot of CROWN LAND, at Yaumati, Kowloon, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 Years,
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
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OUR REGARDS TO MR. RUSSELL.
Tus writer of these lines hereby tenders to Mr. W. Olark Busoli tha sammance of his thanks, and
LÉGAL INTELLIGENCE. ppreciation. Ibars-always-loved-sea-stories, and-
IN BANKRUPTCY,,
walica.)
February 7th.
Inland Yaumatl
Lot No.(N. of K.
*Boundary Measure
ments.
N.. R. W.
+ 674 1 15659) gol galegoḥ1507,500/100
of Firms.
Notice
NOTICE
those of Mr. Russell stand at the head of their class,
Landamon!" I have read them all. Yet salt water, and the things thereon and therein, are not the only
From "The Wreck of the Grosvenor" to "Tist, Te HAVE This Day Established myself as
4!
{Before Hon. W. M. Goodman, Acting Chief things be know about; not by many degrees of
Latitude:
In his last book he makes a sailor talt thus "I have suffered from the liver in my time and know what it is to hars felt mad. I say-I-havo-known- moments when I could some restrain myself from braking windows, kieking at the shins of ail whe pproached me, knocking my head against the wall, Falling with the yell of one who drops fa fits and All the while
brain was as healthy as the healthiest *** that ever Alled human skull, and nothing was wanted but a maketry of calomel pills to dislodge the fland," do, &c.
PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF MA, K. F. DIRCHALL, The public examination of Edward Frank Birchall was held yesterday afternoon, Mr. A. Seth was present as Official Receiver, and Mr. E. J. Grial appeared for the debtor.
According to his statemental affairs, the debtor's Reset amounted to $3,493 67 and his liabilities to $16,315.4%. Of the assets $1,500 had been realised, and the balance went book debis, which it was thought by the Official Receiver
[N. C. Dắtly News, Pebruary Ordi} The United States Chêagta Commission has returned, having anlved herr mfely on Saturday ailer four months, of arduous travel. We are glad to learn that the Chinese officials, every- where in the four provinces traversed, were most friendly, especially so at Chôngtu, where the Viceroy, who is described as a splendidly capable ruler, has the people thoroughly in band, Every facility was given the Commission in the conduct of its investigation; there were no signs of obstractiveness, and the missionary claims were promptly agreed to, and the returning missionaries_received in the most friendly manner. In Chengta every diligence was being shown in searching out the official: cils who were implicated in the
We outrages.
*** believe that it is fairly well established that the cause of the slot at Chenglu was as alleged by the speakers at the meetings in Shanghai and in this cannecilen we may mention that the U.S, Department of State bas expressed its strong approval of the action of the American meeting here, and the course takes by the U.S. "Consul-General in the matter. The work of the Commission promises to be of great valus as a preventive of riots in subjects which they had been taught.' Only.In Bonus to contributing shareholders...$10,103-93, zvency wins he thought best. In consequence - elckages and straining, and vomited a gremish-yellow
the future; and the Commissioners must be on the thoroughness and complete
The examination seespléd eleven days January ged to 16th), exclusive of one day given the shareholders at the twenty-seventh ordinary to the Chinese school and an eight of these general meeting of the above Compzay, to be dayn the work was carried o In the afternoon held at the offices of the General Managers on would be difficult to collect
on as well as in the morning.
The Thursday, the 27th instant, at noen "Paper were set in all the subjects offered teacher' practical work, which were taken orally.
Is far
i care was taken to win the annual
L
Bo mash for what Mr. Bussell's - pallor (or Mr. sell himself? says and there are plasty of people CAT testify that this is not a bit over-drawn. Ona fant in particular it helps us to reslas, namely, that the life of a safar does not guarantee good health Indigestion and dyspepsia-of which liver complaint is fases madla symptom-ls as common among
among landemen.
debtar explained that he started business here at the suggestion of Messrs Vilis, Lopes & worth of goods, part of which were sold here and part in Manila. It was verbally understood
One of the latter, however, may now tell of his between him and the firm that 25 per cent commission. He had power of experience. 4 All my life," he was, "I had suffered * of from biliquanoes and slok hoodnotes. I would have sitozney ankorizing him to establish a branch an attack about every three weeks. At mel times of the Barcelona firm in the Philippines, but it my sppetite left me, and I could neither est nor was verbally understood he was to establish an drink for days together. I suffered from Breadful Dividend of $9.05 per share. 71,400,00
of ■ notice and express” istund locally bis Auld. My boad felt as though it would bunt. I had $93.503.93 (the deblers) credit had been ruined, and he a bad taste in the mouth, allow skin, and the whites contended that the Barcelona firm cow wished of the eyes turned yellow, I was recommended to They had put in a claim for $40,000 since the to disconnect themselves from their liabilty, adopt a vegetarian diet, and did so, but the attacks were just sa frequent and violent. I somalted doctors. and took their medicines, but was none the better for had been fled, but he (theft. In this way I went on year after year? bankruptcy papera
The General Managers and Consulting Com- holders the treaty, ci day at belt report of the The twenty-seventh annual report of the as par Compady.
1894 ACCOUNT-The result of the year's sible, the standard hitherto
xaminations, the questions being carefully working shows a profit of 892.503-93, wilch sum, chosen to test the knowledge which bad been with the approval of the Consulting Committee, imparted to the boys to those portions of their It is now proposed to deal with as follows: three instances was it pointed out by the Head Master that we had exceeded this limit, and then due allowance was made in the awarding ol
as possible; and it is hoped that the tabulated longer than usual, in order to give as much scope results on the mark sietis may afford some
year.
COMENTARIO which they have camfed_90% marks. The papera were generally silgbu
the dimeult work imposed on them by the U.S. Government, s well as on the success that bas crowned their labours. Their report har to goto Peking and thence to Washington before It can be made public in China,
· [Shanghai Mercurỷ, February Ord.] American citizens at Shanghai aze gratified to learn that the Commission of Inquiry Into the Chenglu riots of May-June, 1895, has reached the port thoroughly satisfied with the results of
the mission. Thus the principle claimed by the American citizens here of their sight to appeal direct for aid to Washington has been substain flated by not only the Institution of euch
such a Commission but with the result that, so far as claims have been advanced, complete retribes tion on the part of the Chinese Goverment
bas been
made.
of compsilson baween; the work in this Consalting Commities are satisfied that the I debtor) did not consider then as creditors.
and that of fast
Wo
of go
1895 ACCOUNT.This account shows balance at credit of $260,719.54.
MORTOAGIS, The General Managers and securities held by the Company form an ample bave, however, in order to avoid too severe
guarantee for the advances made. lest, taken 40 per cent, Instead
COMMITTEE Messrs J. 5. CONSULTING For cent, for the minimum of muks neces- Moses and C. I. Holiday having left the Colony, sary to obtain a “ pus"
thle for any beyond the work of 556 boys Itment requires to be confirmed. The present It was thus pos. Meats M. D. Exekiel and A. Reas have been ilitle well, to pass. nominated to the vacant seats, and the appoint- is impossible, without befog inconveniently members, Messis Chater, Bird, Lewis, Esakiet lengthy, to give more than a general view of and Ross retire, but offer themselves for 10- the examiners' opinton of the work done. To election, sick class necessitats detalled report upon
da
dcing
"In reporting upon
or set of
parillat
AUDITORK-The accounts have bera anditad
ד .
this cannot be done would division, and as by Messis Fullarton Henderson and A. Coxo
draw attention to whose sa-election is recommended. whick have been prepared to
JARDINE, MATHESON CO., Gınıral Managers, Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Limited.
Hongkong, 4th February, 1896.
show not only the
but are the percentage of marks obtained in each subject by sach boy, and the percentage of passes in each subject in each division, as well as the actual nuzober of passes and fallures awarded to sach boy,
and Its officials, with`' promises of protect } the mark theeth weder of merit in each division Elon the future, took The course Mr. Jernigan took in sitending the meetings of American citizens and representing their views to his Government has also been supported
by the State Department. Although the Commission was late is season in setting out for the scene of the riot, its ultimats arrival at Chenglo has bad a most salutary effect, and where, but a few months ago, the populace, headed by the officials, heaped every indignity an the foreigners, tore down their residences and compelled them to fly as refugees to the trealy ports, the natives, represented by new. officials, unitedly have done homage to the foreign official protectors of the missionaries At Chengts everything was done that possibly, could be done la conclists the Commission and that the authorities recognised the im- portance of their mission and the objects they And in view, The Commission took days o
Dr.
BALANCE SUZET, 31ST DECEMBER, 1895.
Liabilities,
Lordship at the request of Mr. Grist, said he After a long examination into detaliu, his would adjudicate the debtor, and would adjourn
the examustion wotil the 20th lust,
SUMMARY JURISDICTION,
(Before His Honour Dir. Justiça Wise.)
February 7th.
FIXTURES.
Well, we shall agree that there could scarcely be a worse way to go on, and it all came about thus The overworked atomach put more work on the liver then the later could do. Indignant and diagnated as thals the iver refused to do a stroke more than Ita proper share. Hence more bila sconmukted in the
blood then the liver was able to remove. This .
bile acts as a slow poison and not so very low The tongue is furrals the hand nohan and feals dail and des the eros and skin are greenish yellow; there dizziness and any old hands and feet spots before the eyes pungent bitting fald rises into the throwdonstipation bigh coloured kidney orationi feare
The following cases have been set down for prostested nerves | Leritability | Loss of amfition,
wod forbidium, đường đi, ths respective dates :---
Tuesday, February 11th, 138-Cheng Yu Shing. Wing Chak
Wednesday, February rath 141-Leur Rum v. Kwan Yiu Tang 148-Ya Hag Lang *. Wei Lang ................ Capital subscribed $2,000,000.00
149-Tal Shing v. Wel Lungosco Amount paid-up ........................ ......$ 400,000.00 150-Slag Kee v. Wel Laing immunoa Reserva tand
********* 1,000,000.00 | 151-Hop Wou. Wel Langua Uncollected dividende munnen. 2,290.33 || 152-Hlig Leo Hop Kan v. Wel Lang
17,895.15 Judgment was givan for the plaintiffs Accounts payable ........................ Working account, 1894–
following cases 1 Net Profit
5019! Working account, 1895-
Amount, brought forward from
150,712.54
"With regard to the actual work, as might be expected in a school of this kind and size, where some boys have bem so long and some so short a time under tellen, the work showed | great stevenness. But what is less sasily në
countable is the fact that the boys in one class, not excepting the. First, showed gross desparity of knowledge or of power to repredace it. There were good many can of conspicuous success, but shers was also a lamentable amount of weak and inaccurate Work. The best subjects were writing, algebra, and bookkerwing, and the worsŃ convenation, compostin, Laila, Escild”.
Finally
we recognand and careful the work of to Chengts, Individual boya sridens.of the whole distance covered, including the Jale boys are pushed on the rapidly bad given to fixed deposita teaching, the
general eficiency of the work Cash, on current account with Hongkong and appeared to ns to be small. We think that Shal Banking Corporation...$ 12,961.57 and we feel Cash in hands of General Manager 3,729.12 carts, were used for ★ certain distance' unti sure that more attention
Hongkong & Shangkal Banking Corporation...$300,000 00 Chartered Bank of India, Austry, and
PIDTS
on the Journey from Tientsin avant
a wearisome and tying
to Shanghal,
Journey in
the extremas
about being
3,600 miles.
In
We
the road led over menntainous country, when the teaching and the rudy, full
strong
official chairs were secured, and the Into. Chengtu was entry.
made in, chairs, The Commission passed though the four provinces of Chibli, Shasal, Shansh, and Bse chuan, and on arriving at the bordering towas
And
bulleys that much good might be the
of emeliscy raised standard and energy of the Europian staff were directed, move to the Chinese boys. And we are not confident that it is for the welfare of the School,
of each provisce the gunide of native soldiers or in the interests of isa aducation of the were changed, each Vičway furulching & special i Chhut, that the non-čliness boys should be
Autis.
China *****STOP Mercantile Bank of
50,000.00
India, Limfled na, 10,000,00
92,503-93143-Lan Kl-Shek v. Tam Ngok
143-La to Shiv. Ng Pin Lausu
i-Shek Mahomed v. Ching Koo'... 716-Wong Taol v. So Ngau Ma 147-Kani Singh v. Tseng Shing 135-T. M. Lopes and another v. R. 160-Sang Lang firms. Miss Dalton
$1,793,205.04
Thi #billonna" or "liver complaint in
i
its simplest form. When long, unokeaked it produces firegular action of the hour, rheumatiin, and
SHIP AND GENERAL BROKER. «
C. P. KARBERG, Hongkong, 1st February, 1896.
[xis NOTICE.
"LLOYD'S" "REGISTER OF BRITISH "AND" FOREIGN SHIPPING, HONGKONG,
I
HAVE appointed Mr. WILLIAM HENRY WALKER * ACTING SURVEYOR to the above Socity during my Temporary Absence from the Colony
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Surveyor to Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 9, Praya Central, Hongkong, 5th February, 1826.
NOTICE.
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IT is hereby notified that, with the consent
of the SHAREHOLDERS, the PARTNERS constituting the CHAP YIK COMPANY havI
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP and that the Steamers Chartered by the CHAP YIK COM- PANY, namely, the Cosmofolli and Triumph, hire been Sub-Let.
Hongkong, 6th February, 1896.
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Twou
To be Let.
TO LET.
.TWO SIX-ROOMED SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING HOUSES in ROBINSON ROAD, overlooking the PUBLIC GARDEN. NOW In course of construction, Occupation frans September sext.
For further Particulars, Apply to
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Hongkong, 6th February, 1806.
Faté
46
TO LET.****
VE-ROOMED BUNGALOW “RHEDA,"
BONHAM ROAD, Apply to
CHINA MERCHANTS' S. N. C
No. 22, Praya Wort, Hongkong, 25th January, 1806,
1204 TO LET.
103.3922, or all, of a dosen, okser organio disorders. LARKSPUR ROOM AND FROCKER
There is no more certain or powerful impulss to 10.37 misbehaviours suleide and other crimes often 229.01 resulting. 218.70 What to do? To get rid of the poison by starting 190 da the skin and bowels" into energette sallon, then to 53.37 keep them going at a bealthy and natural galt. How to do this? Let our friend Mr. E. Widger, Ay 47-35 Portland Square, Plymouth whom we have just in the quoted-speak on that point.
J
In his letter, dated March Brd, 1998, ka adds » - 23.00
Two years ago, after all medicines had falled to 300.00
help me, I Are haard of Mother Balgas Carative 27.00
Syrup. I procured it from Mr. B.In, Chemist, 225.00
Tavistock Road, and began, to use it, sad nothing 5:00 sle. After having consumed one bolile I found
myself vastly betale altogether."
better, and by continuing with it I got 105.30 rid of my
73.80
We should mention that Mr. Widger is a taller and ouiftter st Plymouth, and well own and respected in that community. He permits na to nee name out of gratitude for his rescrizy. „The Szanse le due to its ability to care indation, and potoner of Mother Belgel's Commitra Symp over liver dyspepsia, which is (as we have, said) ska comse, of liver disease.
A CRIMESŃ WILL CASE,
Singapore, January 28th,- / This moming Mr. Justice Law and Mr. Jan tice Leach delivered very, lengthy and exhaus- tive judgments in a Chinese will sult. The appeal wit against the decision of Mr. Chief
Erory house on the land, and every ship on the Justice Cix, the appellants being Sesk Zogs should have this remedy ass necessary part of Klai and Blah Eng Keon the legitimate grande tinte stook and stores.. Ferhaps. Kr. Russell may sons of la tastaler, the father of Mr. Buah | 190ommeed is in his peti book/jpzini në "maskeer?
UPFER RICHMOND
LAWW, Rent, $80 monthly, including Taxes.
Apply to
Mr. L. SIMON Bauque de l'Indo Chins. Hongkong, 14th January, 1896,
TO LET. FFICE and ROOM in "BRACONIFTELIN
ÁRCADE,” Queen's Road. "PRIORY LODGE," • SIX-ROOMED BUNGALOW. 5√ Bonham Road,
WEST
O'
· VILLA,"
31, Fokdolum Road. HOUSES in BEACONSFIELD · ARCADE, Z (scing the Parade Ground.
.
OFFICES in BANK BUILDINGS, shove the STOCKBROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
GODOWNS in DUDDELL STREFT, HOUSE No. 17, MOSQUE JUNCTION,
Apply to
BELILIOS & Ca Hongkong, 38th January, 1896,
SIEN TING," SURGEON DENTIST, No. 15 D'AQUILAR STREET. TERMS VERY MODERATES
·Commaltation fren."-
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