THE LOSS OF THE “LYNNWOOD.”
MARINE COURT OF INQUIRY.
A Marine Court was held at the "Harbour Office to day to inquire Into the loss of the British barque Lynnwood, of Windsor, Nova Scotia, on the Pratas Shoal on the 16th ultimo,
The Court was constituted as follows :-Com-
mander R. M. Rumsey, R.N., (Harbour Master) President, Commander Arnot-Henderson, Rits (H.M.S. Immortali), T. R. Galsworthy, (master of the Indo-China Co's steamer Sin Fang), James Williamson (master steamer Chow Fo) and W. J. Dermody (master of the ablp Highland Forest), Assessors,
The application of the master of the Zyn wood, Captain J. Rost, for an Inquiry, having been said, the warrant consifisilog the Court was presented and the President Inferrted his collesgues that the certificated officers of the Zynnwood had heen-supplied with a copy of the application.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1896.
THE MUSIN CONCERT. Last evening M. Ovido Mario, assisted by his -talented wife and Hers Echari, gave the abled el their delightful concerts in the Theatre Royal, belne a very appreciative audiente. Masis opened the programme with Schubert's Rondo in D minor, a most artistic production, and later os played two numbers by Pléité, for which he received an ovation, being compelled to give | An encore, for which he chose the frald of deabtedly the finest performance on the violin Scotch caprice composed by himself, Un ever beard in Hongkong Tagantsla "Non Pis 11 Cor" for violin alone, wherein the most conficiing emotions and passions om portrayed as nodo but a goplus could de, The applause that followed this master plece was deafening, and when, in response to repeated calls, "The Carnival of Venice," wha variations, was given by special request, the enthusiasm of the audience was unbounded.
Madame Muslarang Jomelli's "La Marchande d'Oiseaux in betier voice than ever, her sweet witbling more closely resembling the sweetest toned of feathered songsters than that of a human belog, and when, later on, the sing two wery pretty chansons, she received such very hearty applause that she was foduced to favour her hearers with "Ma Volsine," one of the choicest alta of her extensive repertoire. Herr Schari
would win
He thought the proper order, therefore, to make would be that asked for In the second part of motion, that the order for service of the petition be set aside, but there would be on onder as is, taking the petition off the file. As to costs he 1 in the case already cited that $50 win Elven as costs; he proposed for the convenience of the parties to assess the coils in the present case and he did so at the same amount,Chisa Gazette.
LEGAL JOTTINGS.
An Intereuleg point of law came before one of the London Police Courta recently. Owing to a somewhat severe attack of gout fa his sight band, the prodding magistrate, Mr. Fenwick, was unable to sign the committals which authorise the Governors of the various prisons to det la the prisoners remanded. In order in solve the difficulty, the Governors of Wandi worth and Holloway were telegraphed to, to ascertain whether they would recognise bi Worship's "X" mark on the commitment wa rants; affirmative answer was, ca urned, subject to the "X" being witnessed by Mr. Nairo, the chiefclerk. This coste was adopted, and the prisoners were duly committed" and detained..
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neglected to exhibit an anchor light, or to give any warning of their weasel's presence. His Lordship (Sir Francis Jenne) held that the Swar exhibited an anchor. I
r light, and that the Cordir, coming up the river, perhaps confused the light with that of another Fetid, or mistook this
COMPETENT Person to undertake the duif of SECRETARY and'STEWARD position of the Swar in relation to that of the ROBE CLUS vessel, and blundered on the top of her before they were able to ascertain her front la to the Undersigned (fram whom fall "Applications, stating qualifications, must be pozlilon. He pronounced the Condor alone to blame.-Fatrotay.
parleston may ha obtained) on or before the 18th March, 1896.
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MAILS DUR: English (Kaiser-i-Find) 9th inat. Australian (Ocampo) gth (f. Indian (Lightning) xoth inst German (Preussen) 19th-inste Americna (Garlic) vaih inst Tacoma (Siraiknevis) rath Inst. Canadian (Empress of China) 24th fast. American (City of Paking) nath inst. American (Dorie) about agth fast. Tacoina (Tacoma) 28th that.
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John Ross, mister of the Lynnwood, sald --I bold master's certificate, and was in command of the birnee Lynnwood, 1,005 tons register, played his plano solos in a way that, but for his Prospectus-Purchaser of Shores on the COMPANY—¿fisrepresentation -Fraudulent owned at Windsor, Nova Scotin. I have been in occultation by the brighter stars of the Company Market-Damages. This action was brought
kim the highest praise," Hü command of her for seven years. We were on a accompaniments was most sympathetic, show to recover £411 151. 6d. dimages for coa Danie voyage from Shanghai to Manila, having-lefting him to be a transsilst in every sense of defendants were promotors d a gold-mining Yusang
piracy and fraudulent misrepresentation. The Winghong....... Shangbil on the roh February at noon. We the word, bad a north-east galt with snow squalls on
The Cmpany leaves here for Canton to- company, called the Sutherland Reefs, Limited. Taisang
"and | Yiksang ganter starting, and soon were overtaken by a northerly request and return here on Saturday in time to
Dent one to the platediff. The plaintiff read grie. At noon of the ith we were E.N.E. of the give farewell concert at the Theatre Royal prospectus, bus did not apply for shares. In Saddles, becalmed, with hory weather and snow This, as will be seen by the programme in our September 1989, Mockford, one of the defendants, falling. That afternoon wa got a breeze from advertising columns, promises to be the finest received a telegram from his son in Africa to the Amaro esmuvaj steamer, for Canton:
effect that large discoveries of gold bad beca Centaur............... N.E. and steered, a courie S.S.E., magnette. / of all, one item alone, the solo on the G string,made in the Sutherland Reef Mine, the 18117 Kwelyängunan.........
Financial News of the 2716 September, 1889, timbro showing 240z of gold to the ton, Io the
Bornto cocoonkaṇa appeared an article, which war practically a Fochrang................. expansion of the telegram. The plaintiff road the article, and thereupon purchased in the market some shares in the Satherland Reef Company. The company ever paid any dividend, and was wound-up to 1891. In con
I only know the cours by memory, tay rough log baving been lost with the ship. I have my Charts. The mate's log has also been lost,
It was thick until the 13th milimo, blowing strong, and we could get no abservations of" the son, The sun could not be seen so the
ship was worked by dead reckoning, O the night of the 13th, as it was very thick and blowing bard and I had seen no land, I hove-10, as 1 thought that the more prudent action to take.. I was then entering the Formons Stratis, On the night of the 14th I again hove to, as I had seen no lights or land,. and was not quite sure of my position with regard to the Pescadores. All my portions were calculated by dead reckoning (charta pro- duced). At noon of the 15th I hauled out to S.E.
1 Jadged I was clear of the Pescadores. The weather was overcast, and it was blowing fresh from the north-east, I had a patent log astern all the time. While on the last course, at 1.30 am, on the morning of the 16th, while on watch I saw breakers ahend. – It was blowing hard, overcast, and very dark. We were then running under very ubort canvasą, and going about knots. The breakers were right ahead. The wheel was at once put hard up and I attempted to wear, ship,” but she would not come up. She struck head on to the reef, and then fell off until she was broad-side' op. The head yards were braced up to back her off and we made every effort to get off, but the wind and
forced her
described by a Loeden cric as of itself well 1 composed and played by Faganini, bele
repaying attendance. · M. Mula 'and bla company leaves by the Yunang for Manila, where they are anxiously awaited, on Sunday so that Saturday will be the very last opportunity ol bearing them in this Colony.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.equence of his purchase of the shares the plaintiff
SUPREME COURT.
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.
suffered the damages which he now sought to At the trial of the action before Lord Ircover. Russell, C. J., and a jury, the jury found that the defendants had conspired to defraud the plaint as one of the public by promitleg sham com-
(Bafors Hon. W. M. Goodman, Acting Chiaj panles, namely, the Harmony Proprietary Com.
Jurites.)
March 4th.
HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT AND AGENCY CO., LTD., V. BRODIE AND OTHERS. Mr. J. J. Francis, Q.C., (instructed by Mr. E. C. Ells, of Mr. V. H. Deacon's office) appeared for the plaintiffs, the defendants being unrepresented.
Mr. Francis moved for a dare absolute of foreclosure against the second mortgagees of certain property, of which the plaintiffs were first mortgagees. He taformed the Court
that
decree of foreclosure was made on the gth July, 1895, and the Registrar's certif. cale was dated the zoth July, 1895, from which date the defendants were allowed iix months In which to pay off the first mortgage. This had not been done, hence the application for decree Abiolato. Leave had been obtained to proceed ez parti, and the necessary ifidavits und retams had been made.
pany and the Sutherland Reel Company; that the defendants authorised the sending of prospectae of the Sutherland, Reef Company to to plaintiff to induce him both to apply for sharce and to buy hares on the market; that thedefendants conspired to create Getdous prices of the scrip of the Sutherland Reel Company in order to induce the plaintiff, as one of the public, to but these shares at these Ectitious prices; that the telegram was false to the knowledge of the defendants, and was cancocted with a view to induce the plaintiff, among others, to buy shares in the market; and that the plaintiff bought the shares in consequence of the telegram. The Lord Chief Justice gave judgmeit for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. The defendants moved for fadgment or a new trial. They contended that, when the allotment was coupleted, the office of the propectus was exhausted, and that the plaintiff being only a purchaser of shares in the market could not rely upon false statements contained in the prospectus to sim in consequence of his purchase. Upon claim an indemnity for losses suffered by this point they cited Peck v. Garney (L. Rep. 6 H. of L 377, at p. 470). They also contended that, assuming find on their put, the damiges were too remote, and upon this point they cited Rex v. The Berenger (3 M. & S. 67), Pesk ♥, Warner
(65 L. T. Rep. 132), Held, that the
· functions of the prospector were not exhausted upon the allotting of the shares. There wa evidence of one continuous frand on the part of the defendants, commencing with the issuing of the prospectar to the plaintiff and colmatasting in the lie told to the telegram, which was intended to operate upon the plaintiff's mind as well as upon others, and to infree him to buy in the market share in the Sutherland Reef Company, and that the plaintiff The debtor then asked the Court to appoint a suffered damage in acting upon those day for hearing his application for his discharges fraudulent misrepresentations of the defendants, and His Lordship appointed Thursday, abe and baying shares in that company. Application 16th instant, at noon,
distlased.
His Lordship made the decrees asked against Messrs. E. F. Duncanson, T. A. Melton and the New Odental Bank Corporation, the second mortgagees.
mora and more on to the reef. ÁN LEG WAS striking heavily, we cleared away the boats ready for lowering, and swatted daylight. Ats .. I thought the ship could not last long, as her back appeared to be broken, the main-mast was canted forward and she was- making water fast. She had three feet of water in the hold before we left. At 10 am, we lowered the boats and deserted the ship, az ! was afraid_the_maste would fall and damage the boats. We landed (Bifors Hon. W. M. Goodman, Acting Chury Gorney foot up at p. 411) and Salamen
by where we
on a small Island near finished our preparations and started for Hongking la two boais, but on the second day out we abandoned one boat and took all hands Into the long boat. The third day in the boata we sighted ■ Russian man-of-war, the Vladimir Monomack, which took as on board, and towed our boat close up to Gip Rock Light where we got into fi agalu" and cast off. We anchored near the land until the next morning, when we were picked up by the German steamer Cassfer and brought to Hongkong. I tested the compass going down the River, after leaving Shanghat, by bearings given me by the pilot, and found. it to be correct. I took the bearings in two positions one crossing the
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Justice.) March 5th.
Re EDWARD FRANK BIRCHAL, #2. parta THE DIETOR.
This matter came before His Lordship again to-day, and there being no creditors present to put any further questions to the debtor relating to his affairs, the public examination was closed.
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I changed the course to S.E. on the 15th, judged that would not take me neater than 40 miles to the eastward of the Praias Reet. I allowed 11⁄2 knots cument to the S.W. In coming down, and in setting the course to the 'S.E. I allowed one knot. We sighted nothing after leaving the Saddies and got no observations.
By the Assessord We saw no stars. I used the lend several times; and while "hove to " we sounded every two hours. By the soundings mad look of the water I thought we were off the Formosa Bank at a p. on the 15th February.
before commencing the wait. By the President -Doring seven years I have
Mr. H. S. Wilkinson appeared for the defend. be treated as an sisigament ibereof, without never found my compasses to deviste appre auty, and Mr. J. C. Hanson resisted the motion notice within the meaning of the Solicitor's Act clably, though I have always tested them when
1860. (13 & 24 Vict, C. 127), sect. 28, po nu to on behalf of the plaintiff. possible, especially on leaving pork. In the English Channel, when in ballast, I have had to
This is make in sifowance. My standard compass was used for steering by. I had no pla in the compass, and took bearings with my eyes only. We saved the ship's register and papers, but in ****the confusion of leaving the ship the mate's log
and my memoranda were left behind.
Hs Lordship this mornfaz delivered judgment on the motion which was made on the 7th inst, by Mr. H. S. Wilkinson, counsel for the defendants in the suit now pending between Chang Chih-fand la discharge of debts dua fram him to them tong and Messis Lou Splizel & Co. The and other persons, their cleats, and they so motion, it will be remembered, was that soit be applied the mosty. Held that the fact of the dismissed on the ground of non-compliance with existence of the action was notice to the defendants' solicitors of the right of the Order in Council requiring him (he being a
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The Chief Officer, bolding a master's certificate, Corroborated the Captain's statement. He worked out the dead reckoning fedependently áf the master and bis positions agreed very closely by a superior author the procedure had stala of mind of the partner to whom the notice with the Captain'ss. He had been in the ship two years and always found, the standard been uniforms and that the ensent of the is given" ; (Pollock's Digest of the Law of compass correct. The log had been tested plaintiff, being a foreigner, has always boen Partnership, 4th, edit, p 85.) The service of the between certain points and always been found Bled. He found that this had been done in wilt is equivalent to the giving of ike to register very correctly.
a care similar to this, a cass in with Lit Ming-| Belles-Law Timas, After a short consultation the Court delivered | cheap, , the Governor of Formoss, was plaintiff. the following
COLLISION.~The Sues (1) x. the. Condor As to whether the question had been decided by this Court hi
his Lordinip found
there was case on | (1)—Admiralty Division, 14th and 16th all fours with this, ike care of Ng Calikia varaus | January:-This collision occurred. In the Having carefully considered the evidence of Wilkinson. The subject came up los conaldas Weser, The Sex (s.) shortly before midnight the master and first mate, the Courtds of opinion des and the Court decided that it witpecessary in on the 14th November last was lying at anchor that the ship was narigated in a proper and seamanlike manner, though it would seem that such case that consent should be filed. It had off the Kalter Dock, at Bremerhaven, laden with-colton-from-Charleston, winging to the If an additional compass had been placed been eggested that this decision was overruled on deck axa standard it might have
by the Privy Council in the Chirking-Ravenna bb, heading to the westward abwart the ide, asslated towards the more efficient navigation of case but his Lordship did not find that that her usual regulation anchor light being daly casa dicided this point at all. What it did exhibited, a white stern light belog hung fram the ship. The cause of the casua1ty appears to bave been that the distance run on the S.W. decide was that the Court in that particular ber rail aft, and a proper anchor watch kept, course through the Formoss Channel was a long might have judiction under when the mait-head and side-lights of the the Order in Council, it had not such jurisdiction | Condor (*), coming up the river, were observed anderestimated, placing the ship more westerly than
given by Treaty and it ought not to exercise it about three or four cables distant, and bearing the supposed position when the c 30 fat in this case all that the Order in Council • Hittle before the beam on the starboard side, was alleried to S., but the patent log was carefully used and dhe allowance appears to rent bed was that the content of the plaintiff The weather was fine and clear, the wind patronage and support, and desires to state that have been made for dilft and heave of the should be in wrilog. Now the plaintiff by come Ught breeze from the W.N.W., and the tide the the well he pleased to suosiva orders for all No observation of the sun or stars was possible leg late Court does by that very fact consent to first of the ebb, of little force. The Condor ds of NEEDLE WORK.
i skedd not rapidly, and, us the jurisdiction, and his Lordship saw nothing approached during the voyage, and the
appear to
Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Caffi postiion
against the Treaty la requiring that that consent be altering her course, bright light was waved and Colli renewed on ald ones, should be reduced to writing, and if this was done from amidships hom the Swer, and she was loudly
Ladies, and Children's Under-clothing, in a case in which a person of the importance of
of hilled. The Condor, however, continued to the Governor of Formosa was plaintif beaxw no come on, and with her stem struck the Swer on Children's Dyesses, and all kinds of Embroidery,
On materials can be applied, if required. reason why it should not be done is the present the starbamed alde, just before the bridge, greaily
The Supertories will also be most grateful for cass. The written consent must be fled. Another damaging her. It was contended that the question new arose, whether this was a matter Center had a bid look-out, neglected to slacken BRY TATIA, prold Ravezores in be macle into of procedure or a matter going to the jurisdiction, her speed, and failed to take proper steps, to Booley or the Children of the Poor fichealey wid und His Lordship was of opinlock that I was pos keep clear of the Swer. Ti varg shaped in arm Fagchi ha Cha Bingga of prosedure and did mes qe te the jurisdiction, Defence thai loss in charge of the "ders
of the
was ascertained by dead reckoning osly. Aner the casualty everything was done that proper semmanibip suggested, and the ship does not appear to have been abandoned prematurely, 'Under thecircumstances the Court sees no FORBON to deal with the certificates of the Captain or of the Fini Mate,
【Here follow the signatures of the memture of ike Court.
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THE MANAGER. Telegraphic Address :—“ BOAVISTA," Macao.
· €1512 Macao, 31st December, 1805.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
HONGKONG:
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated
slerant Building known *** CON NAUGHT HOUSE," offers Flext-ciami Accom modation to Residents and Travellers.
Passenger Elevator, from Entrance Hall to
each Floor, in charge of experienced Attendant, Tavorable Arrangements made for Finallies and lox Monthly or Extended Periods,
Р. ВОНИ, Proprietor & Manager,
Hongkong, 3rd April, 1895,
To be Let.
TO LET WITH-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
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FOUR FURNISHED BED-ROOMS_41
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KOWLOON HOTEL
Apply to
NEW VICTORIA HOTEL. Hongkong, and March, 1896.
TO LET, ~IVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW #RHEDA,*
BONKAM ROAD, Apply to "
CHINA MERCHANTE` 5. M. C
No ex, Prys Wait ghong nịth Tanny, 1596.
J. H. STEWART LOCKHART, Colonial Secretary. Hongkong, 22nd February, 1896. [439 Particulars and Conditions of the letting by Public Auction Salt, to be held on Monday, the gth day of March, 1896, at 4 PM by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of gog Years.
No. of Sale.
Registry
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No.
Locality,
Inland
Lot No
**Boundary
Measure
ments.
N. S. x. W.
ft.ft.a. ft.
Contents i
Squarefect.
Annual Rt.
Upses price |
Bow- 1,371.sington, rooltoolrooirado,000/150/
THE
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Undersigned has received Instructions from H. M. NAVAL STOREXZEPER to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, the 1th day of March, 1896, AT NOON,
ON
* H. M. NAVAL YARD, SUNDRY NAVAL AND VICTUALLING CONDEMNED STORES,
Comprising OLD IRON, PAPER STUFF, RAGS, CANVAS, CLOTHING, IMPLEMENTS, EC.
TERMS OF SATI –As customary,
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, 4th March, 1806,
PUBLIC AUCTION
CF
1458
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
R. J. M. ARMSTRONG has received
Mistractions from the MORTGAGEE
to Sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION IN ONE LOT
ON
MONDAY, the 16th day of March, 1596, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Premises,
All that PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND situate lying and being at Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong and registered in the LAND OFFICE as The Remaining Portion of INLAND
of the
fo
rections and buildings thereen known
WEST STREET. T The above premises, ara
from the
Стоид вот
the respective razíðum tively turns of 73 Years and 924 Years rempook an Indenture of Crowns LessO and Extension thereof subject in the payme of the CROWN RIr and subject also to the existing tenancies (hereof,
For further Particulars of the Property and Conditions of Sale, apply to
HENRY J. HOLMES, Solicitor for the Mortgagee,
for to.. J. M. ARMSTRONG, - Auctioneer."
Hongkong, and March, 1896.
MEE CHEUNG, PHOTOGRAPHER." TOP FLOOK OF ICE HOURS, IN Ico-House Road,
[8 naw in s2 position, in his New and Conse
ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICET In the Colony, or in any part of the Yas Kast
GROUPS AND VIEWS sspeciality.
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