Co-day's Advertisements.
THEATRE R
CITY HALL.
ROYAL
Under the distinguished Patronage, and in the Presence of
H.E. Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, K.C.M.G.
FAREWELL CONCERT,
ON
SATURDAY, the fit March, 1896, commencing 9 P.M.
LAST APPEARANCE :
of the
OVIDE MUSIN CONCERT 00. In a specially Selected Programme.
PROGRAMME:
PART 1.
1. Kientier Sonata for Plano & Violin,Beethoven
Introduction and Allegro.
Andante and Variations,
Finale (Presto).
EDUARD SCHARF and Ovio¤ MUSIN,
2 Brilliant Dird ...................................................................................F. David
ANNIE LOUISE MUSIN.
3. Milliary March............. Schubert-Tausig
EDUARD SCHARY,
14. Souvenir de Moscow
.............Wicolawski
OVIDE MUSIN.
PART II.
5. Intermezzo from Cavalieria | Masṇagul
Rusticana"
For Soprano, Violin, Reed Organ and Plano, ANNIE LOUDE MUSIN and DOVIDE MUSIN, W. ROBINSON and E. SCHARF.
6. La Campanella ...................................................................................Llast EDUARD SCHART..
7. Bravura Variations on theme of Rosilal
(on one string).......................................Paganini
OVIDE MUSIN,
8. "Ave Maria" for Soprano, Viollo,
Reed Organ and Plano...Bach-Gounod ANNIE Louise MUSIN and OVIDE MUSIN, W. ROBINSON and E. ŚCHARY.
Hongkong, 5th March, 1896.
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*GLEN" LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ`CANAL.
THE Steamship
"GLENFRUI",".
Captain Darke, R.N.R., will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 6th fustani, at 4 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
THE Company's Steamship
"DIOMED,"
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Captain Bartlett, will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 6th instant,
Far Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
Hongkong, th March, 1895,
CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
I
LIMITED.
FOR FOOCHOW.
HE Steamship
THE
"KASHING,"
[316
Captain Hopkins, will be despatched-on- SATURDAY, the 7th Instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents,
Hongkong, 5th March, 1895,
"MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1896.
To-day's Advertisements.
AMERICAN
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DENTISTRY
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61, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL CHADWICK KEW,
(LATE OF POATE & NOBLE) Hongkong, 5th March, 1898.
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS,
SIMPLE ART
AERATED WATER,
ODA WATER.
SODA
*INGER ALE.
GINGER
diminish her entanglements in that quarter" on the ground, that while at war there
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
she, was less valuable as an ally and | A SHORINO concert will be given in the Rooms leas able to perform her part in the of the B. M. M. G. A, this evening. "Europana" "Conant France is very"
hostile to Italy and has been suspected by CHOLERA is all prevalent in the evil-smelling the fallans of siding King MaxRLEx with capital of King Chulalongkorn's domialonu.
arms and ammunition The French Government has recently refused to
facilitate the movements of the Italian GERMAN crussar atrived at Macao yesterday forces by allowing passage for their and anchored astern of the Portuguese guard reinforcements through territory undership, la the faner herbour French Influence, and there is a very
PROFESSOR D′ P. Todd, of Amherst College, US, will be sent to Yezo, Japan, to observe the solar eclipse in the coming spring. He will all from San Francisco in the yacht Coronet, 1a command of Captain A. C. James, of the New York Yacht Club,
(15 bitter feeling in Rome and among Italians A JAPANESE paper bears that some Chinese generally which may manifest. Itself In | cipitallets at Shanghai and Hongkong are insults to the French Minister and in contemplating the establishment of a big spin- attacks on Frenchmen. There is danger, Ding factory in Formoss, too, of popular disturbances throughout the peninsula; the burden of taxation is very heavy and the present ministry is not very highly esteemed. Any Internal troubles would still further weaken Italy and would, for the time being, render her useless in the case of a European war so far as any co-operation with Germany and Austria is concerned. England, too, would lose a possible ally in the event of trouble with her Gallic neighbours. In all our calculations the Italian fest has been counted on as an important element in estimating the chances for and against the maintenance of our position in Egypt ami In the Mediterranean, and the present crisis in Africa cannot, therefore, be regarded by us with perfect equanimity.
LEMONADE.
SARSAPARILLA
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ASPBERRYADE, &c.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s WATERS are made under the constant supervision of a duly qualified English Chemist and will bear compa. „rison with the best English Manufactures.
and
Special terms to HOTELS, CLUBS, MERIE other Large Consumers. Any complaints should be addressed to the Manager.
Hongkong, 3rd May, that.
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.
WINES
AND;
SPIRIT S.
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ALL these are selected by our London House, bought direct at first hand, imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus saving all later mediate profits, and enabling us to supply the best growths at MODERATE PRICES.
PRICE LISTS,
with Full Detalls, to he dad on Application,
PORT aller removal should be rested a month
before use.
When required for drinking at once It should be ordered to be decanted at the Dispensary before being sent out.
It is satisfactory to know, however, that England seems to be preparing vigorously for all eventualities. Mr: Goschi has asked for fourteen millions for naval defence, ten millions of pounds sterling to be devoted to the addition to the Navy, before the end of 1899, of five battle-ships, thirteen cruisers and twenty- right torpedo-bost destroyers, Five thousand men are to be added to the strength of the Navy, £850,000 is to be expended on guns and ammunition, and two millions and a quarter on docks at Gibraltar. The Navy League is evidently doing good, and the Government seems to be duly impressed by the gravity of the situation in Europa and in America. There, too,, we see Indications of trouble. Both the Senate and the House of Repre- sentatives have passed a resolution calling on the President to accord to the Cuban Insurgents all the rights of belligerents. Mr. CLEVELAND may, and probably will, refuse to do so. His last Message was very clear and very emphatic on the point, The Insurgents, however successful in various encounters with the Spanish troops, have apparently no organised or settled government. It is difficult to say that there is any central authority with whom any foreign govern- blance between the armed bands now ment could treat. There la no resem- plundering over a large area in Cuba and the government of the Confederate States when France and England accorded to them the status of belligerents. Spain will resent bitterly any movement on the part of the United States in favour of the rebels, She will look upon it as a step towards the absorption of Cuba in the Unlon, and justly ac, for all parties in Americs have at one time or another. claimed for their country a reversionary Interest in the Island.
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Owing to the detention of the Kaiserit-Hind, which only left Stogapore on Turday afternoon, and will not, therefore, reach here until Monday, the Willard Opert Company will open at the Theatre Royal on Monday night lastead of Saturday, and will consequently elve only eleven performances lastead of twelve as previously advertised.
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KAM GUAN SIAN, the defaulilng cashier of the Netherlands Trading Society at Ponaur, has. been committed for trial at the next araizes. there on a charge, of criminal breach of trust za the amount of $148,000 – Ball, was, refused. This
LiT night at the New Victoris Hotel, Sergt.- Major Severn (received 30) best Mr. Kinghorn (scratch) in the last semi-final of the billard handicap, by ga polate, Tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock the Bosi will be played off between Mr. Severn and Mr. Rutter, the latter owing 15 points.
Liv, however moit, in made pilli shorter by s waste of time.
The following is a list of the officers appolated to bring the new battleship Fujiyama in Jepan from England-dating-the-prezent-month. - Capt··· Mlara Ko, Lieutenant Taude, Lieutenant" Iwa moto, Fleat Engineer Yamams, and Engineer | Seta,
A BANGKOK paper hears that evidence wil heilly, bo takin on commission before this Danish Consular Court in Bangkok in a libel Captain to the Slames Navy, against a Danljá case entered by Mr. W. Chilimas, formerly i newspaper,
THRRR- war a meeting of the Stewardy of the Ar the annual meeing of the Tientsin General Cicuta Turf Cloh the other day to view Mr. Victor Carandlal's patent starting michins, Chamber of Commerce the following were The machine consists of two uprights, to which elected to serve onthe Commilites for the current | tha.arms of the "gate" are attached, to the year -Mr. E. Cousins (Chairman), Messrs. base of them being affixed very powerful tredia J. M. Dickinson, A. Philippat, J. N. Hatch, W.png The top ends of the arms are pulled [down when the gate is to be used, and the A. Morling (Fonorary Secretary) and M. March iron catches at the ends are fixed in slots in two. (Honorary Treasurer.)
smaller_uprights placed some six feet in front of the large posts. The "bare" of the gate are coll tapes fire la number, and by means of the lowermost of these roper tha simultaneous release of both arms of the machine is effected. The starter stands on
THUS galth TW Düsz-The Boers of South Africa board up all their savings in gold, which they secrete in curious places all about their houses and fame. A Bur, who had heard of banks, little platform and releases the gate by determined to take some of his savings to one of pulling back alever. The action is entirely Bolselors, The trials of michina were la these places. With this object in view he every case necessal, the gate flyleg up with travelled to Cans Towo, befook himself to
grosi rapidity sad without the slightest bltcð, bank, handed in bis cash to a clerk, who, in. It is asserted that there machines have been return tendered him a bank-book,* How much used in the Australian Colonies, and that racon do you charge for taking care of my money an very soon get accustomed to thi gate, aiked the Boer. The clerk smiled and sald i THX Japanese Naval Department has, according THE Secretary of the Panjom Miolug Company, "We dont charge, but will give you money for to the Japan Mail, smended His Promotion Limited, Informi as that be his received taking care of a "Let me have it back at ment is to facilitate the promotion of sub- Regulations. The main object of the amend- telegram from the Manager at the Co's mines eace," said the Boer, "I always thought you ordinate commissioned offices, According to giving the result of the Fehrary clean up as English rascals were dishonest; now, I am sure the old regulations, a sub-lieutenant or an follows - The mill ran 15 days crushing 1,000 of 11."
officer of equivalent rank, could not be tons of ore for a yield af 448 org, of smelted
promoted to i higher grade unieru hie netiva gold, Twelve tons of concentries have been
service at ses amounted to two years al Ma. D. C. BOULGen, in the Contemporary least; and a lleutenant or officer of equivalent calcined, yielding 52 011, of gold. The 500 ox, Routew, examines "The New Slination in the rank had to serve three years at sea in order to won have been shipped to Singapore."
Far East" with a view to the best means of become eligible for promoties. These provi sions proved highly inconvenient, for a sub- cafeguarding British interests, especially in the ileutenant whose service on board a man-s!" ACCORDING to the Macassar Courant Doc'orsay of trade. His programma is tolerably a extended to, say, a year and a half, could P. and F. Saraal, the dauntless travellers who ambitious, leading eventually to an English not be made a fautenant even though he sub- crossed North and Central Celshes from the conquest of Southern Chira, and even of the gasrily served on shore forino or three year. south to the north, and ascended the highest western provinces of Siechnen and Yennan.bebind in their official career by their janlon, Hence such officers were ast fofrequently left peak of the mountains in Routhain, now Intend He writes The enterprise szemi so vast that who, though appolated later, attained promotion It may terrify the imagination to contemplate (, to higher rank as son as their service at sea but there will be as practical alternative when asisted the above time limit. In the Amanded Russia's power is established in the North, and service is expunged, and henceforth ■ sab
Regulations the distinction between sen and with perhaps a Romanoff installed Dallentenant whose active service, whether on Ind the Dragon Throne of Peking, We shall or at se, has aggregated there years, becomes. want associates and assistants in that eligible for promotion ; similarly, says the sem undertaking; and with these possibtitles official Mati, a lieutenant will be qualified for the rank of Commander as soon as he has patla thead the one Immediate step that could be five years' active service, whether arbore or Kores. The co difon of that country has so taken is to support Japan In ker task of pacliyingafloat.
nominally undertaken for its benefit, and Colon far been aggravated by the war that was
has formally waved all her pretensiona in that
penetrating into the interlor of the south-east
péolosula of the Celebes with the object of scientifl: research. An Interpteler and guides will accompany them.
Boy-JACKETS on leave last night made things "ham" in the western part of town, and as
a result several who had shipped too much "fre wiler" to remember the difference between
maum and fuum, were charged at the Magistracy this morning with stealing a gold ting from Chinese shop. The property was returned, and they were handed over to theirown officers, *s it was believed that ring had been approplated
more as a lark"thin as intensfiáel dishonesty.
1.
THE demand" Indian ensker to complete European collections has never been so great
at present, szys a Calcutta contémporaïy. Every Gurman ship leaving Calcutta takes hundreds
el reptiles on board fo Hamburg, whence they are distriboted all over the Continent. During the past three months one dealer lo
these creepy goods in Calcutta has forwarded 1.800 specimens of all sizes to Europe, some of them over thiny feet long. The largest are denized for the Zoological Gardens of Berlin. THE writer of "Weekly Notes In London dally, express's the following opinion respecting
1010-I should like to know' on what 'service
[440 SHERRY.-Excellent Dinner and After Dinner TELEGRAMS. the augmentation of the Russian fet in Eastern
·FOR KOBE AND YOKOHAMA, (Calling at NAGASAKt if sufficient inducement offers.) THE Steimubip
"AFRIDI," Captain Golding, will be despatched for the Above Ports on TUESDAY, the roth instant, at Noon.
• Wines of very superler Vintages. All are true Xeres Winer
..
CLARET-Our Clarets, facluding the lowest priced, are guaranteed to be the genuine prodact of the juice of the grape and are not artificially made from raisins and currents as is generally the cans with Cheap Winer. BRANDY.All our Brandy le guaranteed to be pure Cognac, the difference in price being merely a question of age and vintage, [459 WHISKY-All our Whisky to of excellent
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agenti. Hongkong, 5th March, 1896.
"MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
THE Steamship
"GHAZEE" Captain Bailey, will be despatched for the above Part on TUESDAY, the 17th loɛfant, at Noon..
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DODWELL, CARLILL & Co.,
Agents,
Hongkong, 5th March. 786
FOR SINGAPORE. HAVRE AND
HAMBURG.
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quality and of greater age than most branda in the maricet. The SCOTCH WHISKY marked "Ela universally popular, and is pronounced by the best local connoisseurs to be "superior to any other brand, in the Hongkong market
We only guarantee our WINES and SPIRITS to be genuine when bought direct from as in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the
Coast Peris.
(Calling, at NAPLES for landing Fassengers if A. S. WATSON & CO., LD.
sufficient inducement offers.)
(Taking Cargo at through rates to ANTWERP, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, LISBON, OPORTO, LONDON, LIVERPOOL and BREMEN,
HE Steamphip
THE
"FRIGGA," Captain J. JKzer, will be despatched for the above Ports on or about the agih fustant.
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for First ad Second Class Passengers and carries a Doctor and a Stewardara.'
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SIEMSSEN & Co
Agents..
Hongkong, sih March, 1896.
"RICKMERS" REGULAR LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR MARSEILLES, BREMEN AND HAMBURG.
HE Company's-Steamakip THE
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"DOROTHEA RICKMERS," Captain Pape, will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the agth insirat.
For Freight, apply to
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co. Agents, Hongkong 5th March, rögő,
TO LET.
DWELLING HOUSIES
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY, Hangkong, 10th January, 18c6.
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The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, THURIDAY, MARCH 5, '1896.
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
THE WAR IN ABYSSINIA.
LONDON, March 3rd, King Menclek's Army has repulsed a comblaed attack of the Italians. After a desperate battle the Italians retreated with a loss of sixty guns ; three Generals are missing and one is wounded.
It is reported that General Barátleri has com- mitted suicide. Intense excitement prevails in Rome, the Garrison is confined to barracks, and
the reserves have been called out.
Reinforcements of six batteries of artillery and ten thousand men have been ordered out,
General Baldissera has assumed the command la Erythrea.
(From Diario de Manila.) · THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
MADRID, February 21st..
Our forces have succeeded in cutting off com-
munication between the rebel armta com. manded by Generals Gomes and Maces, and are driving them back from Harana. It is hoped the insurrection tá the province of Santiago” de Cuba will soon be suppressed.
Februsy 23rd.
Latest news from the front states that there are only a few bands of rebels left-n Havana province, and the mala bɔdy of interents is fa❘ full retreat
Februsy 16th. Owing to the strong recresentatins of our Consals to the United States a libustering expedition of 4 stnämnern and 2,000 man, with 3,000 files and a imrge quantity of mamunktion and money, has been weised and coniscated,
THE CORTES.
LATER
The Government has decided to publish pa Saturday a Decree respecting the new election. The election of Members will commence on he 12 April and election of Senator on the dih day of the same month,
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
MADRID, Febrüúry 26th, The Reuter's telegram respecting have called, an their leader, Sagasta, and All the ex-Ministers of the Liberal Party Italy which we publish this evening protested vehemently against the proposed is of very grave Import. The Italian dissolution of the Cortes In the war future, forces in Abyssinia have made a com- They expressed full confidancs In ãe wisdoms bined attack on King MENKLER's forces, of the occupant of the Throne to see that and that attack has not only been repulsed done which will make for the best and trust
Interests of the country. but the repulse has been followed up by *& counter attack on the Italians have Buffered a complete defeat and have lost four generals and sixty-guna. General Baratieri has committed suicide and there Is danger in Rome of popular diatur bances. This means, for Europe, a very serious weakening of the Triple Alliance
MAUSER RIFLES FOR MINDANAO and danger of war. For Italy it means
MADRID, February 2őd · loss of prestige, en enormous expenditure The Government hava decided to use he of men and money to recover her position contilation from the Philippines (levied lache in Africa (an expenditure she can i bear) Mellila with
express purpose of providing Mindanao nd suitable namiments)" ki jhe an increase in taxation, and most probably purchase of a large number of Mauser ziñas.
change of government with all its attendant evils. By the last mall we had | news that Austris had been urging the Italian Government to withdraw from 17 Africa, or at least to make peace and
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HOUSES in RIPON TERRACE. No. 17, LYNDHURST TERRACE No. 6, VICTORIA VIEW, KOWLOON. Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
& AGENCY.Co., Ltd, Hongkong, jih March, 1846---
THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF WAL-
MADRID, February adj. Lieut-Glaneral José Gümfes has been apposted President of the Suprazo Coupall of Wate
the Russian Volunteer Fleet is expreted to be employed. The 'development of Russian com- merce in the Far East is its ostensible mation, Zera, and it has succeeded' as "far"us in a grest measure to have taken the tea trade between China and Russia out of English hands. Bat for such a service as this vervals of from eighteen to twenty kuota' speed are evidently not required. To serve as ocean-rangers to sweep the seas of British merchant ships is the more kely purpose, and England's mercanille marine is those waters would be practically defenceless waibat such swift and powerfully armed cruisers,
À POLL of the members of the Democratie -National Committee was made by correspon dents of the New York World on January 16th as to their individual choice for President. The question asked were: (1) Whom do you favor for the nomination for Eresident on the Deine- czatk ticke? (1) Are you in favour of a third erm for Mr. Cleveland? Thes: enquiries were addressed to fifty-one members and responses were obtained from nearly forty, The poll shows that, while there is some, unanimity of sentiment to the West for Morrison, here is no general choice. A largenumber would neither express a preference mor permit them- selves to be quoted for or agafast the third term. Democratie organisations in nearly forty Stated The opinions of official representatives of the
ace thus summailed by The World For Cleveland and a third term Opposed to a thlid tares..................aisy
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9
For Whitney siamom 4
For Morrido, of Ililaelsona 5
For Matthews, of Indiana..........
For Vice-President Stevensara For a Bliver MADuratiebro Nen-committal ......
MEMORANDA. THURIDAY,—5th March, 9.-Concert at the British Mercantile Marine Met Officers' Association Rooms, Praya Central
FRIDAY, 6th March. Daylight-Copile leaves for San Francisco, a
asoal ports of call. Noon-Meeting of shareholders of the Hong- Long Hotel Co., Ltd, at the Company's hotel, am-Meeting of the Odd Volumes at the Society's Rooms, Bank Buildings, to hear Mr. Francia lecture on the Navy Lesgue,
SATURDAY,-7th March.
5.15
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The Transfer books of the Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd., close from this date to the gririnst,, faciasive,. 9Km-Queen's College re-opens, Non-Meeting of shareholdern of the National
Bank of Chisa, Lid, at the Bank's premises Quaia's Reső Centrale
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quarter. Our cordial support would enable the
Japanese, now that they have csscluded their operations in Formoss, to achieve this portion of their programme, bat, for our true and best allies in maintaining our premier place in the Far East we should look to men ofour own race, to that Australian nation which in the course of years will constitute the new and perhaps the predominating influence over the China Sea.
A CEYLON paper says:-In Sungel Ujong, ane of the fear of five States in the Stratis remaining under native rulers, a quantity of land had bean. tiken up by a number of Ceylan residents, and | it is possible, as their concessions are contiguous to each other, that they will form a Syndicate to allow of the estates being worked jaletly. Sungel Ulang is, of course, under British protection, and the general facilities for planting and other enter
THE GOLF CLUB. `·
THE OPENING OF THE NEW CLUB-HOUSE. Yesterday afternoon the new club-house bulit
for the Golf Club, which has just been completed
it Happy Valley from the deilgna of Mr. E. A Boyes in the presence of a number of members Ram, were formally opened by Commodore of the Club and their friends. Started about six years ago by a faw gentlemen, this Club has been the means of promoting a knowledge of the game, and the consequently Increased intergit taken in ft by numbers in Colony has gradually increased the membership until now is register conisins a very imrgo- zumber of well known asmes. Like
the Club Itself, its meeting place was at first humble, a slagle room in the Grand Stand suicing, but with increasing membership the need of betim. quarters has long been felt, this has reunited in the erection of the fine granite building, from the plans of one of the most enthudastle member, which was thrown open to occupation so suspe clously yesterday afternoon. Having himself fall knowledge of the requirements of a golfer,
Implements, while at one end is a refreshment bar, and at the older a drearing room where every convenience is to be found.
prises are good. Mr. V. R. Wichwar, who was the architect has arranged the building mon daration, speaklog about the estates he is in around which are the lockers for the members. came to Ceylon on a visit of three or four weeks - anccessially. There is the large club-room
charge of named Senawang natate especially, where, he has already planted" 400 acres in Liberian coffee. Other estates are being opened up for this and similar products, and there is been done is very satisfactory. The Syndicate every promise of inecess, as what has already Includes one two well-known planters, and two or three good Colombo business men, amongst others Mr. L. Davidson and Mr. W, Saunders,
Commodore Boyes opened the proceedings" forth fully the history of the Club, its present with an able and humourous speech setting memberably, and the negotiations and dire Cossions which had resulted in the erection ef the building. After this Mrs, Ramsey unfurled itu standard and formally wished Success ta the Golf Club The heartily wished for and richly deserved access of the Cub having beat MALCOLM V. ARMSTRONG & CO-This was anthos pronounced the formal proceeding wers action brought recently in Landon by the brought to a close. To still further add to the plaintiff, a finandal agent, to recover from the pleasant memsiles of the day, the two following defendants, who are also financial agents, com matches were, despite the wretched weather, mission amounting to £31,727, la respect of a
210 | then played. ment were at one time desirous of raising, and
which the Chinese Govern of £1,000,000
THE LADIES COMPETITION. -- which the plaintiff alleged he had authority to ladies made up their minds to face the elements, Out of eleven eatles for this competition, siz negotiate and had introduced to the defendants.
The terms of the contract between the plaintiff and they destres considerable pairs for the and the defendants purported to be elibodied way they played in spite of the suite of the in consequence of the action of the Chinese for Madam O'Gorman after a tie with Miss In a letter. The loan eventually fell through ground and the weather. The result was a wid Government, and the defendants then refused to Gordon, these two ladies having to turn out bara anything more to do with the matter, and in the rain a second time and play two holes to decide the tle. The ladies were partnered related to pay the plaintiff the commission be
each with a gentleman, as it was considered that claimed for introducing the lain to them.. At
the difficulties of the race course and ditches the Iriai Me, Justics Day held that, under the terms of the contract wibodied in the letter, the would be too much for the strength of the gentler plaintiff was not enililed to recover, as the loan sex. A hole round was played and the scores hid not been carried out. The plaintif appealed. comiderfor all iblage, were not so bad. The
Arthur Powell ppeared
for the plaintiff, very handsome prise won by Madam O'Gorman and Mr. Lawson Walion, Q.C., and Mr. Bremner was presented by Mr. G. Stewart, who helped for the defendants. The Court dismissed the her to win it. The other two prizes were appeal, holding that, evidence extending the meaning of the contract in the letter was not admissible,
Mr.
An American exchange sets forth the reasons
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forested by the Goli Club.
O'Gorman Mr. G. Stewart Hr. W. M
151239
fist price, Lafter a tis
Mise Gorumpion 164 § "59", and prize
for the indignation Tale" in England.respecting Mr. and Mrs. Dalrymple...70 y 63 3rd prize||
the interference of the German Emperor. In the Miss M. Boyas
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Transynet Imbrozilo as follows!==It was Commodore. Boyes Bismarck who practically ordered the faterferance | Capt, and Mer. Ecclas..............69, 3° 66 of Grest Britain in Egypt, and German Influence | Miss Boyes »
Both
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70 4 66 wu paramount in determining the status of Mr. V. A. C. Hawkion j British fofluence in the Nile valley. It was
THE CAPTAIN'S FRUE,"', Blimarch, also, who forbade the ratißention of Notwithstanding the warly hour fixed for this. the Kango Tranly by which Great Britain and competitions very late number of players started. Portugal fixed up matters so that the control | No: Foubt if the weather had been even over the navigation of the lower reaches moderately fine many more would have com of that river should be in the ande-peted. Mr. G. Stewart's do: Was a very credit. nomically of Portugal, but mally of ́able performance art ha la to bi-congratulated powers ; and it was Bismarcle who also sarbled on winning the handsome prits presented by Great Britafe by calling the West African con Cape Ramsey, the Captate of the Club. ference of 1884, in agreement with France; wilk-
Mr.G. Stewar*........43 of consulting the British Govermeat or Mr. C. A. Tomes 5210 giving, it notice of his intention. With the Mr. V. A. C. Hawkins...48
gamlag of Great Britain the German Dr. J. Bel, operation, and before John Bull had really Colonial patter
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Mr. H. L Dalrymple made up his mind what Bismarck, wan about, the Lejles had taken posiosafon": of a stretch of country above the Orugs River, on the
went const which had long been regarded s good "un" sunazad by Cape Colony, Wittout going further into detail at this time, it fą, mys The Americas paper, plalaithat there is a con- Miderable-background and foundation, to the outpouring of British wrath at Leperor William's
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