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To-day's Advertisements.

VICTORIA

CHAPTER,

No. 325, E.C.

A REGULAR CONVOCATION of the

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Hongkong, 28th January, 1807-

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THEN.. M. D. EZEKIEL in our FIRM in

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HONGLONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1897,

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Sport and Gozatß publishes a telegram from Iti Hoogkong correspondent which reads

follows-

“Hong-wag, January 23rd.

"All ide gallops to-day were slow. "The best malo was done by My. Bimyła Black Rock, In

altempted to justify the assault on the LOCAL AND GENERAL, grounds that sald seaman was asleep when he should have been on the alert to JAPANESE papers state that, no less than 'yan strike the time-bell. The fourth officer remonstrated with FRANKLIN for commit 3,000,000 of the Redemption Loan Bonds are

now held by forelquers, ting the assault on the coloured maraan, whereupon FRANTIw threatened to assault | THE isejball match, Hongkong Club v, ELM.S., tyistes. Iwan Red Fish and Torch- the officer and suiting actions to words | Centurion, in the second round for the Fested in a mile and a hall gallop in 3mins

36 wees," at once proceeded to assault him: ball Challenge Shield, re ulted in a win for the Tue fosibil match Kewloen v. A. Cs, W‚Y,,|| For committing these assaults FranKLIN | Centurion this afternoon by a gaola to wiž.

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THE yacht race for Mr. McKle's prizes will tako place m Sundry zon), the grst Instant, cominene ing it to a.m. The Hon. Sec. inform us that the course will he "Ma Wan and Chau Kung (ren), sa miles,"

Tax stenmen Stiñan, whose artivel at Swatow on the 26th inst, was published in our shipping column, we learn put in there short of coal. She had experienced some heavy weather on the way up. After taking in the necessary supply, the voyage was rerumed the same afternoon for Stanghal, whence she is bound with a cargo of Lankat oll, from Aroa Bay, Sumatra. "EARLY BIRD" wastes:—I hear the favourite Aspirant Is 'bust up;' that he will have to wedergo a physicking, and it will be a wouder he is “fit” for the Races. · Tka "Ewa" high- priced Crabapple is now first favourite for the Derby, Rogue standa second, and Buxey's WA Forele third. Will have a budget of interesting notes ready for the Telegraph to-morrow.

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·HONGKONG.

ANOTHER SHOP LOOTED.

BIX OCCUPANTS HELD UP.

With the advent of the Chlams New Year

`lower class of Chinese, and the Palien Court, naw there is always an increase of crime among the

lasteur, such as at other times are seldom heard kan dally to deal with numerous cases of petty. was played at Happy Villar yesterday and of There is also another and more serious clas of crime that invariably “a cemes in " at this resulted la a win for the soldiers by a gọna to,k,

BEER-Yobbery under arms. Only a work or In the first half both goals were, wlalted several

twa (go we reported a avccessful raid by armed times and the custodians had to fist cat freely. men en a shop to Winglok Strent, and latt Eventually the West Yorks scored from a good night another shop in the Prays West wu pass, but soon after Wilson equalized matters "hold up in an equally daring and successful mancer. The premises in question are No. 115 for Kowloon by a splendid shot from the "throw- to." This ended 1st hall, one all. In the second occupied by Man Fuk Loong, who carrier on bositozz xa commision agent. The shop faces half the West Yorks tried bard to obtain snotber goal and by dlat of perseverance succeeded in the reclaimed portion of the. Prays, and on the sampans putting the ball into the net again. Kowloon edge of the land are always numbers of they succeeded in keeping the ball in the anchored in the vicinity. The sighbourhood then pressed the West Yorks, and, although that ply about between the junks and steamer vicinity of the soldiers' geal and gaining no less is not at all a pleasant one and the people to be than 6"comers" in five minutes, were unable found about here include many of the lowest to score up to the end of the game. The West types of Chiness. In addition, the place is Yorks need a good deal of practice and combi-wirichadly lighted and offers every facility for cation before they can be reckoned as robbers to ply their calling with impunity. dangerous Kowloon would do well, from a spectator's point of view, if they could refrain from using their hands to pushing thele opponents.

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At 6.30 pm. yesterday the occupier of the shop with' five of his employees and hlands were on the premises, when three men entered." They said that they had come to search for oplom, MONDAY, Fab, ret, is the opening night of might have arisen. Having cat the people off and täis of course disarmed any suspicions that Wilson's Great World Circus on Prays Central, from the door, the three strangers suddenly drew and the show bids fair to be the finest thing in molars and ordered the people not to make

sound. Before they could recaverfions their aston the sawdust and spangles" line that han käment they were hustled into the cookbone at the been here, The bills contain a large list of rear of the shop, and there tied togather by their clever performers in all branches of circus work, get. They then were threatened with death and the press in other parts at the Far East they gave the alarm or tried to escape. The critique of January 2010 Devante de Zonkin shop and they thoroughly ransacked it in their speak of them with unstinted praise, In Its robbers now had undisturbed possession of the grows almost poetical at times when referring to

search for plunder, From a drawer under the counter they abstracted a $105 mate, $30 in sliver, and Śro worth of Bangkok Micult. This the lady performers, and altogether the show is Among the

was all the money to be found and alter fomick- described as a splendid "ne, "artists” are lady and gentleman zīdas, gym-

ing about for a quarter of an hour they left sa naats, acrobats, equllibilats, wire dancers, ze- sorted kinds of clowns, educated dogs, monkeys, quially as they came. The captives, who were Kil burly terrified, managed to liberate them. goats, and pigeons, and the fine marque reives, and end of them (an Excise affice)

which the performance

is given is blew his whistle from the balcony. A number described as being most comfortable und well lighted. The band chariot (a lifeboat of police were soon on the scene, but, favoured on wheels) will soon be driving about Hongkong. The only trace of their presence, bealden the by the darkness, the ruffians had got clear away. and, as is always the cast, canslag poor pater-empty cash box, was a now and loaded revolver, familias to be driven cry by the youngsters which was found on a box just laside the door. pestering him to take them to the Circus. The The shop was died with bags of groundnuts and season bids fale to be highly successful, more these were all undisturbed of course. Amo especially as it will open during the Chloese the officers who came on the alarm being given festivities.

were Inspectors Stanton, Quincey, and Hennessy and Sergeants. Hoffatt and Mclvor. The cook employed at the shop says that he could recognise one of the robbers, but the ether people appeared to bave been too frightened to take any particular notice. “They asly know that the men wore black jackets and looked like coolės. There le little prospect of a capture being made, as is the darkness the follows could have got on board a simpan and bien afleat in aboor two minuten.

Seeing the impunity with which them ganga can cany on their depredations the wonder to that such affairs are not of mach mare frequent occurrence. A number of Indian and Chinese watchmen as well as regular polite patrol the neighbourhood, but the wist of Ughts, as was the case in Wingick Street, largely enhances the difficulties of defection. · As these

was "logged" and while the entry In the log was being read over to him he behaved in a very insolent manner to the Captain and was consequently very pro- perly given into custody. When before the Magistrate defendant admitted the charge and was at once sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment with hard labour. No sooner had FRANKLIN heard the sentence than he demanded as a right that the evidence of the wit nesies be taken in the usual way. The Magistrate consented, and while the evidence was being elicited from the witnesses the conduct of the man in the dock was very offensive and there- fore as the information obtained under PRICE LISTS, with Full Detalls, to be had an examination threw further Ught on

Application.

the subject the Magistrate altered the sentence to one of three months" Im- prisonment with hard labour, and in doing so said that "It was men like the prisoner who brought disgrace on the British Merchant Service and so let in foreigners, who were more amenable to discipline." A truer, more sensible and WE regret to hear that a caso al small-poz was more justifiable comment never fell from discovered yesterday on board H.M.S. Grafton, the lips of an occupant of the Beach in Measures were promptly taken for the isolation, this or in any other colony. In a few words on the small-pax hetk off Stonecutter's Island, Comdr. HASTINGS, unwittingly, "ossibly, of the patient and of the Surgeon attending him, preached a

that should be appreciated in all the ports of our Empires to be hoped that this will prove to be hats shipowners who have cause to employ crew will develop the symptoms. and be used not only as a weapon by solitary case and that no more of the Grafton's foreigners in preference to British seamen, Wx received from Mesure Barretto & Co., the but as a lesson that should never be agents, a sample of Mitchell's "special" old forgotten by British seamen in all parts Irish whisky and it was kinded over to of the world. It is because foreigners are, as a rule, more amenable to discipline "taste who pronounces it a very full than British seamen and British firemen flavoured and well preserved spirit. There is that they are preferred by British ship too, just sufficient suspicion of peat and owners, and it is on account of this reason-smoke to make it difficult for Scotchmen to so detect the difference between this "special" able preference that "Jack" is often out of work. He has only himself | sad real " Highland (dew," to blame, for he is too prone to raise the

UNDER the heading "The Work of the Navy elbow, too prone to spend his "din" in THE Athletic Speels of the West Yorks will take riotous living, too regardless of the fact place on the Irth and 13th prox. We under Leagan the Journal of that Institution given that before we can command we must stand that the mivalled band of the regiment Interesting rerum of the history of the organisa learn to obey.

Such conduct as that will be in attendance on the second day and thatfon from lis commencement, some two years since, to date. The League was at first regarded for which this quartermaster of the prizes will be distributed as soon as the sports with absolute disfavour by the greater part of Canton has been so rightly punished are over." It is said that there are one or two the English Press and was described by the A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. is bad enough when encountered on first-class sprinters in the regiment, so, given Times as " a sickly bantling," a poor, puny a colller or small coaster, but when we fize weather and a stiff course, it is quite on the thing, which might possibly do some good, but which was far more likely to die of inanition And such unruly characters on board large cards that a record or two may be lowered.

before it had ever got to work. The first begin passenger and cargo steamers we should be thankful to the officers of the ship on

THR foundation stone of the Naval bungalow aings were undoubtedly disappolatingly slow, The number of members did not increase whom falla the unpleasant duty of prosecu-belag built at the Peak for the resident Come rapidly and money came in slowly. A terrible tion in a Police Court, and be even more moders was laid yesterday afternoon. There blow was sustained at the outset in the death of grateful to the Magistrate who does his wern a number of visitors and after the stone Admiral Hornby, who might almost be regarded duty in the premises in as thorough a was placed in posliton Mrd. Swinton Holland as the nursing mother of the infant organization. manner as did Comdr. HASTINGS last declared it "well and truly laid. The con- Contrary, lo general expectation, however, the Tuesday,

tractor Menzrn A Wan and A Loong presented League grow gradually stronger, the number of memberi increased, mosey Aswed in, and, after herwith an address and also a handsome mallet mature consideration, plans of action" were and trowel. The workmen were entertained formulated for attracting and stirring up the by Commodore and Mrs. Holland, and a very palle Interest In the movement by letters through the Fress and articles by natal corre | pleasant time was spent by the visitors.

spondents; by the League's own literaturgy by COMMENTING on the Brooke-Labouchere libel lectures and addresses; by Instrating Branchen

Song London, December araf The accident which caused Sir Henry Itring to English boys and glls the real meaning and case recently decided in London in favour of the by preparing school books which sheald explain Editor al Tekik, who charged It upon Brooks decessity to ibem of a strong fleet, and, at the to announce that he is compelled to close the that he had obtained large sums of money from Instanes of Ms. Arnold White, by commemorat Lycrums Theatre was that he strained a ligament unsuspecting persona by means of false pretencer, fox Trafalgar. For two years the League has on the Inside of his kace, by tumbling an ike the Times in a recent issue says:In spite of been working, as it were, out of sight, straining stairs at the close of the performance on Sabir-

the crew-jack, day, `with "growing strengik *1 the wide difference of opinion upon many sub- which is steadily, specional spirit to

British patifat- "A cam in the Paris law courts hus; revealed, | jects-perhaps spon must subjects—which | Ism and British

- a- the fact that Hemil Rochefort derivés au incóma” divides us from Mr. Labouchers, we have had proper level. The child which was sickly of $50,000 yearly from intronsfgiant. The

has become a strong and robust youth. With the Debate reproachin him with theoretical socialkaen -- mech satisfaction more than once in congrain exception of the London Standard, not one of and with giving no benefit to bls employes. It lating him upon the detection and the exposure the great organs of pubile Opinion expresses la ballared, however, that Rochefort is ezersdo of social Impestors. We record today with itself unfavourably to the work of the organiza-ingly generous to political refugees,

BAL PARIN, December 18th. gratification his victory over "Brooks of tion in connection with the celebration on October

M. Clemenceau, the distinguished statesman, Halesworth," There is litle variety in the 21st last, and it may therefore fairly claim to

bave done an honest and patriotic work. Tign is seriously Hil general outline of these engagements be Navy League Journal, which commenced with

Labouchere and Mr.

kla vic | Iween

a modest Circulation of 1,000 copies, printed and ¡tims, and the case which · ended yesterday circulated no less than 16,000 of the last issue, in verdlet for the defendant followed Advertisements have begun to come in and contributions have been received from the best the arual count. Mr. Labezchers wrote with naval willers. Teas of thousands of pamphlets inconvenient fulness and accuracy of certain have been circulated, and some kindreds of splodes in the ills of the Rev. George Brooks, lectures delivered. Branchen have been estab- some time a Congregational minister, but latterly lished in Bristol, Bedford, Bait, Wiedear, Brighton, Cambridge, Sydenham, Liverpool, begging-letter writer. by profession, whe Mala, Hongkong, Toronto, Auckland, Canter H. Halantier de Francy, formerly director of unfortunately succeeded in obtaining in the past bury, NZ Bridah Gelana, Cape Town and 128 Parts Opus, le chicks: He was born in 1810 fear a grant of £200 from Mr. Ballons out of Durban, A reduction of the shipbuilding WABENTON, December säkert The Port will toksorrow my 1--It has been the Royal Bourly Fand. Inconvenient con- estimates has now been proposed and against sequences fallowed Mr. Labouchere's statements. this the League are resolved to fight tooth and learned from an authentic source that Secretary nail---conscious that in so doing they sie serving | Olsay and Senst: Dupuy de Loma bave prio- Some of Brooks's best friends were allensted, the best interests of their country and that with | fically terminated the negotiations of the Cuben and he is a man who depends a good deal on them, after all, Is the sure and, certain victory of fatios, which are to be submitted to Congres his friends. His wife was est by her acquaint. -morrow. numerous than the merchant vessels of any other nation, and it

auces, and, worst of all to a person of therefore stands to reason that wa

his habits and antecedents, his "tradammen can well afford to employ a large

suddenly discovered their bills, were due.” number of foreigners in our Merchant

With hiatriends' astraged and a Service and still have a good reserve

tradesmen penising for their bills, he had of British mariners-officers and mon-

Misa Jacob was to have given evidence to-day, na choice but to surrender without a struggle from which the raw material for our Navy but the Court was informed that she was too ili or to take his chance of finding a jury weak can at any time bo recruited and, if neces- to attend. sary, be pressed," though it is hardly An application was made by the Crown anough to credi àls own account of himself, Mr. likely that it will ever again be necessary to Proscator that Miss Jacob's depositions at the Brooks's succed) in raising £6,800 in a year resort to force to properly man our fleets magisterial inquiry be read, but the Judge by begging-letter writing Justifies him in holding in time of war. When men are wanted to suggested waldog a day to see li Miss Jacob's strong opinions of his own powers of persuasion

condition

improved. He considered her AR serve "under the colours" there will, we vary material witness. If possible, le mald, her and of the gullibility of the public. He chose feel sure, be a ready response to the call of idence should be given to person, and it light the balder course. He tried to beaten it out duty from all parts of the Empire. We be interposed after the defence had been opened before a jury, and the result is that without need, therefore, have but little thought for Maruya's shopmen were re«xxámitad ne to hearing Mr. Labouchere's comme! they the morrow so far as this side of the ques. the entries in their books. tion concerned. Time can be bet-

In the afternoon, Mr. Mason, the expert in found a verdict for the defendant-This is Halsted the israry pretty specimen of naval conse, as a self-respecting and respected nailon, ter occupied in looking at the thipowner's handwriting, was cross-examined, and his ari what the Graphic had my about : Brockschitecture and refects all credit on her sand briors the world as having been conced bullders. The captala's rooms adjoins the wheel latt, messures by the Valled Eiates, 2 She side of the question and in endeavouring prosecution that the "AL" letters were written sidersbleablity and, what is of even are number of comfortably Purelished ibers use in the face of melton Bur

dence strongly supported the supposition of the 15, indead, a begging-latter writer of con

house on the upper deck and on the main"dark" | Más "freely grated all she now offers, and to throw light on the side which is pure by Mrs, Caro

more service to t poetker, at concubies for commissioned and non-commissioned accepts the good - otices of the Yokohama, Januuy noth. Advertisments, kit, be addriased to the Manager, #posely obscured from view by those who

seem reluctant-or may be their vision is Kvidence was given to-day by Mas Brillan, nimate impudenco. Moreover, as a political officers, also a neat dining saloon and two cooks Blains to set armeditator, mas to gan Letters ons Editorial maiters to be sent to "The Kaito" and limited and their judgment warped with Mrs. Ellit, and the accused's Baffe, Mr. Mason pamphleteer of cynical unscrupulousness, he lng galleys. The lower deck is Bited up with the laburrants regar

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TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S MESSAGES,

THE PLAGUE IN INDIA.

LONDON, January 25th. Russia has declared the whole of India to be Infected with the plague.

ITALY IN AFRICA. Ery hren. King Menelik has refused to release Ras Alula is raiding the southern frontier of the remaining Italian prisoners until the evacua lon of Abyssinian Erythren to completed. It is not doubted that this turn of events will contribute to decide the Italians to abandon Africa altogether.

(From L'Avente du Tonkin)) THE LATE M. ROUSSEAU.

PARIS, January 17th. faneral of M. Rousseau.

The Chamber kas voted 15,000 francs for the

January 20th. The body of M. Rousseau arrived at Marsellies yesterday.

THE TSAR.

PARIS, January 19th. The Tear is suffering from fatigue, but his indisposition presents no features of danger.

SE DEFENDENDO,

PARIS, Janusy roth. Earps will adopt measures to prevent the introduction of the plague, which is increasing is Bombay,

THE NEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF

INDO CHINA.

PARIS, Jasny z6th, M. Doumer left Marseilles yesterday, adith his family, for Salgen by the Melbourne.

(Special to Red Chronitis.) THE CAREW CASE.

THE EXPERT AND THE “AI..." LETKERS

YOKOHAMA, Izgury 19th,

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FRIAL TRIP OF A "TROOPER

robbers evidently make their escaps by water is is not at all fimprobable that they combine piracy with their dulugs un shore, and it would therefore be a will to repeat previous warnings to shipmasters.

NEWS BY THE AMERICAN MAIL.

CRONSTADY, Decriabar 28th The armoured cruiser Ronis, of 13,130 tonn displacement, the largest vessel in" the Russian say, which ran on a sandbank in the beginning of November and has been fasan in ever since," has been refused after fifty-one days of fures- sagt labour with steam and icebreakers, y

PARIS, December 1818. Barbot, the Fraich", tenor, who fixet sang Gounod's" Faust," died yesterday,

when it convener on January (th. The terms

be agmement and based on the recent official commantentiam from Prenates Canovas, addressed to the Secretary of State,pe Spade po The pretty little_troopship built by Masses The Frenler states cinarly the farms witch. Fenwick and Co., for the Fortequel Govern Spain will accord so the insurgents and place ment at Macae, wad which has been christened tically asks the United States to propose these the Thomas Andren, mada a kriát irip yester« conditions to her rebellious sebjects. In return day allmoon prior to being landed gres by the forour good effices, Boxin severes this Govin- builders. Several visitors went with the versal, ment that she fincerely deplores the meat cons which made a trip round the island, among those marcial leas which we have sustained on account on board being Liest. Fernandes de Aluseds, of the Caben disturbances. She assures in the Captain Branca (harbour master at Macao), who is run now considering a reciprocity treaty had charge of the contract, lent, Captain Talens which wil daal mainly with Cabam products Mr. Winterburn (manager, Fenwick & Co.), Man, and which will be firamach in such advantagion Vinterburn, Miss Hyndmann, Miam Lecalls me tend this Government that our Loures, Mrs. Whiley, Mr. Lacila, Fadee Morel, Brother both is commute and in the destruction of Febida, Mers Hyndman () and Mr. Gravats American property in Cabs, will Es mort who is to take the post of ung inewer : We described generously compensated. the resil some time ago and now that the is Premier · · Casova), Įkays Epala cantot, of

Comalous fatenda low publication suust be accompanies / Prejudice when dealing with this im. ] ånd Mr. Dickinson niza were recalled the falter jemaaged to imposa" upon member ̋ol both knen mađa of the spacs - AlpgutberİKRA" VANNT. Faalan bi Cubi

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The Kienehoe Tiigradh has the impone drodation of any Radish hanno pilished in the Fachhoc, such is chandry bae mandande for Admerimti. Trench and be faint an applesion, The templeng Thankkia mundar sigha Zalochoun Castral

(Special to Daily Praži)

EHANGHAL, Jonary syth," Lowden'n addanno In defence of Mr. rew concluded with a powazial

sating : that. Ming, Jacob - para

portant matter, to set forth some of the strongest arguments which owners could, if they thought fit, easily make use of. We were forcibly reminded of this fact by the report of the proceedings in the Police Court on Tuesday in connection with the charge of assault preferred against one FRANKLIN, & quartermaster of the P. & O, liner Canton, by the fourth officer of the vessel, and a coloured miski | prie man. It appeared from the evidence Ind before Comdr. W. C. H. HARTON R.N.. was purchased] B the Magistrate, that, the defendant, a

| Brlilah subjuci, struck the goldred sese

è bonds of malen

Autosomy as enjoyed

with respect to the telegram he "recerad from political parties. The mpet despleable and the could carry some 120 men, Harprises as of The bones peranandani etered le, the Spanish Men, Carew while he was at "Kobs in October.

KAINUMAN COLLAren, the Hmbs of independent He was unable to give any other master than most offensive, as doubtless it was also the most the lavated compound arized concr the one he gave a few days ago.

effective quality of his method, was the Kypo- and Mr. Andewww (of Fwicki CA) HI

of them yesterday 19kanna criticat "appeal to the religious sentiments of smoothly and when the steamer thow to whom he applied for money. Happily taken over a messdred;" comune he has now been 'sa thoroughly exposed that this; mites, she did roj kork occupation will be gone. His case augsto kot ove coubact speed mnd the morals, first, that the Royal Bounty should provided by the balldeer, alther be dispensed with much more care or else “abolished' altbgether, and, secondly, that nói: pleats of begging letters should fallow the anal fant miamispile of the Dals of Fitr, un revails

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THE CASE AGAINST HISS JACOB

mas in the wheelhous define tantes and adjoined unit the sth February,

“The Thomas Andris wil and Thusor, a fouras

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