would be like "Tamlet • with melanch-ly Dane gone mising. Lig night. Piper Me- Ewan and Pickford cima la the garb of old Grui, served to the teeth with chanters, drones, philabey, sperran, Sewn dẫn vnd ail, and they get many & Sculush Peret lacglog for the hills the glens, Cowcaddens, the Gramiket once again, there is no denying the fact (we're not going to) that the pls manfe is the beat lighting meter there is in the Blush army, but we are also bound to own up to the fact that for thr qaintly garelal Sertib dances there Is nothing I kell. Both the pipers as fine stal wirt fellows and many the ladies admired them muchly as they stiede slang in foil high- lan costume, Mr. McEwen ware the McKec zle tartan and Mr. Pickford donned the rather brighter colours of the clan Staart. Both players did themselves every credit and ziter the pretty alow merch with which the Governor w received many a heart wing tightened We do not profers to know even" the elements of plping but we are toured on nimpeachable authority that the "wa braw laddies did furst rate, mo: ¡ come and haven liil: dzip of whisky." The pipers programme si far as, a pocr S::sensch could get it, wer as inl'awa :--
*, reception of forernor.
Sew Much,
**Postal Bhu* (hefira didner.}
* Cuck if the North" (with the Flagala,
**ngth's Farewell to (lièraktar,”
"My Native Highland Hiçme."
"Calle Grant."
** Mian Triba's Farewall es Dans!.*
" lole na ad hur me "
de Helghts of Alma".
"Kemal's na anılawa,"
Heel of Tullochgar
Strathape, Precau e he was Rs je lad.” kerk,
3m $15Lend "
The nicht I was in Glegle," *** 24th's firewell to Balinë, 10 ","
The following was the programme, which we decline to translate, union we may basurd a guess that No. 3 dane was "Uncommon Gieli which it costa'n'y did -gem, lilès:
1.1 anrera.
1 Caledonians.
Culdchan Righ 2. Waltz
Rukean cum „An Comunn Cath Strathspey & ReelFallte heam More. Wal
"Uteam's Calenda Moray. Fight Rech. Trans se remy nan Teiles. 1. Waltz
P. Calistret
4. Strathspey & Reel.
Palka.......
11. Fightsons Reel
Da, Washington l'ost
15. Wher
16. Horn France
zt. Wahr
fem Cratha.
Glen Albyn, ...Cahre Feidh,
Franch Plean,
Por More Mc7well,
..Birling nagpong,
.......Thenath than Chlɔna Avilh
Bedaich nam brinkmann,
Tha mi gain,
11. Wallzon....Fexra China Mbale,'
18. Caledonian
Talk.....
25. Waltzord Mon
01. Barn Dance
Cead mile lishe. Funchiul nan Catach.
...Gen's Formu
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............Aish! Lang byan, Supp r was provided in the Theatie Koyal from 11.30 to 130, and the caterers, Messre. Madar and Farmer, well sustained their re. putation for his sort of work. The vlands were prepared and served in admirable style, and the baggis, "king of all the ped- ding race had quite in ovalion when lis soasie face came on the scene to an accompani- ment of ■ bagpipe march. A well stocked' bar was also provided down staks, but wild horses will not tear from as the number of bottles of whisky that were empiled there and nebody seemed a bit "the want o't. The white cloth on the bar counter even was decorated with a St. Andrew's Cross and also the legend "Best Man- chester Sheeling." Some of the crosser Wḍ ERW were very while in the stifpt, just like the code signal il-g "M" presumably meaning "Mac." Dancing was kept up with unweiled spirit till about 3 am, when the company assembled and sang "Auld Lang Syns" in true Scottish fashion. Alier a desch an dhorrts there was. the breaking up and St. Andrew's Ball of 1897 went out into the things of the past with many happy memailer, we trust, la Its train.
The stewards deserve all pralie for the seco^19 of ide' ball, all having worked most axst'uously in the cause, and spaing'selther trouble por pains to make the fincilon worthy the occafo 2. The following is the list of stewarda *-—---
A
G. Aitken.
12. Ader.
A.
b. C. Andersons
J. Andraw
A. S. Anton,
G. Mucray Dein,
11. E. Major General Black,
John 1 km.
W. 17, Thatdwood.
D. E. Brown.
A. Comphe
H. F. Carmichael.
T
Locki
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D). MacDonald.
An Mac⭑wes.
E. F. Mackay.
F. Maclea
Den foup. General Mic'ann,
Mr. F. Maitlanda.
Compbell A. McAllen
H. McCallum.
Jamze Mezle,
K. J. Main
Tkshell.
A. C. Morn
J. R. Judia.
. Miclunp Jomot Rackin Archibald Reid Arther M. Reid, Dr. Rennis
R, L Richar
H. A, Ritchie,
A Redger.
John Rodger.
C. S. Sharp.
A, Elacial,
A, Pinay Smiths
Gerthors Stewart,
M. Stewart.
1. D. Smart.
W, Taylor.
A. M Thomson,
ton DC, Thaison.
O, Thomion
J. Thorburn.
Eco T, . Whitehead.
Walker.
salers Watson..
THE
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1897.
FAR EASTERN POLITICS. - RUSSIAN FRENCH AND GERMAN
COALITION.
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS. THREATENED DISMEMBERMENT OF THE CHINESE EMPIRE, PROBABLE. I STERNATIONAL COMPLICATIO VS,
....
We learn that a xonatio: el Telegram, was received in Hongkong 1everal dayı igo, and forwarded to The Timitan! the Forelen Omes, erebodile the rumon published at noon to-day by our evening cantemporary, to the following effect:-Intelligence of an alarming character has beca
Hongkong, and received in almost certain that political charges are in course of development which wil have an important effect upon the plitics of the Fir Exst. The news is to the effect that an agrement has bren arlved at between Rugs, Germany and France (the three Powers which Intervened to mevent Japarrst aggression on the
1cm1
mainland at the cloie fte wash 1895) to: Le parpos faktlaring a new policy in the Fair Esta policy which mś seriously affects China and Jipin and Intirely affee's Great Bello and her position to this quiler of the globe.
i The policy a during on. Under the agree. ment Germany is to be alowed to re:atn Klacchau, recently recapled by Geimant sailors and marines, an ultimely, to annex the whole of the Shantung Province. Frances to arise Formosa and the. Faklen - Pravings, the alilă ce- cosleding to overawe Japan. And the lion's sharelst goto Rasels, which proporte to annex Kores and Manchuria, and the North Eastern partion of Colux down to the borders of the Provlace of Shantung,
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applicableŠta that position ? In my oplodes, it | 1866, with refereños to the wages then due to is not so applicable. Bob there sections have the crew and the expense incurred during the reference to the rise of plaintiff_wikii_zaing | ship's detention. Another point was regirding although to default hele the Court for the the payment of $rooo claimed under the Code. purposes of the Whigation. Baly as bus been | Counsel at length drew a'tention to the skrendy indlested, The plateifif in this case it no powers of the Court in the matter of sward- longer a party in the sult for the purpose at its ing damages. His riship had no power bring heard and determined, and therefore he over the plaintiff, a foreign prince, and could cannot obtain an order to set the cinge down | award no damages whtiever. He could only for hearing, and, the defendants cannot avall give such damages as were claimed in the themselves of the remedy given against jab. | artian and unter a recilon of the Cade he dring pis'n'll who is in default in respect of | crali gira po remedy whatever. His blend's geting the crave down, namely, apply by first move ab uld have bees to have riked for marton under meilon an to dimiss, the petion vecurity from the plalaff for any such dimages fur want of provecatlan. And if section 49 does the court might word. Counsel argued et not apply, it more that clear section 61 docs considerable length on the law regarding chirier
I may add that subsections of arc- not-pply.
The only remedy sanciloaed prriles.
In lion 65 relsling to the witrewal of sults is a these matters was the refusal to Allow
of section lanscript
go of the Indian *sult to proceed woll the order of Court Cate of Civil Procedure. Os reference to was obeyed, and it was cleam the ODIY Brough'an's edition of that Code I find that there power an English Conet had with reference to A have ben co floring decisions of the Inflan foreign rovereign was to refuse to allow a soli to Courts on the question whether the Court has otored until the orders had been obeyed. The power to wind co-is-xgainst a pivin Fr with- | withdrawal of the foreign sovereign from the salt daw ng from the salt without the leave of the left the Court with fall power to enforce orders ar Court. But it is to be observed that the powers make dim. As to the wiges clain, the vessel of the bean Court to dealing with guests had been desiard bere and the question was of costs are apparently in it so lige and general then Indispute. The question was whether the the newest conferend in that respect upon the charter party had been broken or not. A crew had Chart by section 9t of the Crde, and I am ol to be engaged to keep the vessel in o dezand the opinion that these powers can, it the case
charterers might have released her by giving requires it, be exe cled a pælast a plain if who secuelty, Hii Lordship had power to do so and has withdrawn from his salt. lenme, therefore, there wii hotblog to prevent the "charierers to the conclusion that so far as the form of pro-gim ig recoily under what the Cour: considered
ceeding is concerned, it ti competent for the defendants to movs the Court with reep-d to the matters mentiored in their no Ice of motion. Mr. Francis vult it infght save time if he d that his client had always been prepared to admit the lab ty for cost and he was always prepared to pay taxed costs in the salt.
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special provision to the charter party provided reasonable conditions The charterers had by
that they would take upon themselves the pay- ment of the moster and crew as was necessary. He que ag eel that lilbey were discusing the question of costs the records of the court should b
open to both psities and the evidence The British Foretge Office was d ly apprised I expected yea would have said, Mr. Francis.
His ordblp: That is right; it is fast what for and against considered as part of 1. The smoant cielmed by defendant as having of these extraordinary ptopa als some days ago,
Mr. Roblason said that amongst other puris and we in Hongk ng may soon be the spectators
brea pild (and there was no proof of bij did not of the motion sex' after the application 1 of casts exceed the amount that plafmilff had, puld' on of one of the most tremendons upheavals in Far Eastern politics that hivi nenart d during the
was an aplication for en order furjadgment for their account. There should be an affidavit past century, quite,ovashadowing the wonderful
the wages of the crew of the steamer and the ex-before the court that those wages bad been paid. evolution of the Japanese modern Powerk d that the maiter be referred to the penses of the ship after detention. The mollon and the exposure of China's Imostence
LEGAL
INTELLIGENCE.
SUFREM COURT
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION (Befori Hit Lordship the 'Chief Fustice, Sir John Carrington.)
Wednesday, D'cember 1st.
THE IMPEROR OF CHINA V. DENNILTE AND
COMPANY. ・
J
ment
Registrar of the Court to ascertain be mount that shou!! be ral to defendants, and also that defenders should be paid $1.00 lar Injury recasioned by the warrant of arrest. An order was made on 9h Decembr. 1296, that ike then master and crew be discharged and their services said. for wi kou' prejudice to any ubimate flability; that a bill, a second and third ofher, three Chinese salior', a European engineer, and iwo Chinese firemen be appointed sad paid by Benneriz & Co. pending the settle. of the salt and liboat prejudice to any aliimais orden. The crew so employed was detained on the ship and as the action had now been withdrawn defendants should have" judgment, for those expenses. The order was made without prejudice to the ultimate lability and i was ordered that the crow remal on board pending the close of the suit or until further orders. The salt having been withdrawn it became necessary ļo make un appilatton fr an order in the maiter. The crew was retained on board and the expanses wisted lost entirely through the wallon of the plan in with drawin the talk Counsel then quoted "P WIHams, and Race! (Admiralty. Practice), as to the ascertaining of damages and also the methods by which demurrage we fixed. Now the pradice was to distingolab between Mr E. Robinson (instructed by Mh. H; W. | compensation for non-employment of a versel Looker, of Messrs. Deacon and Hrings) ap.and for current expranes fultlessly incurred peared for the defendants in the sult; Mr. J. I. Finals (Instructed by Mr. H. L. Denny) appeared for the plalalt.
The plispliff having withdrawn this salt in regard to the whole of bis claim, motion was filed siklng judgment to be entered for the de- lendants' costs of, and incidental fe, the plaintiff's claim to be taxed, and for judgment that, the wage of the crew retained on board the steamer Mingchon by the defendants fo parisance of the order of Court dated 9th December, 1895, and the expenses al sa'd ship to date of judgment to be paid by the plain Iff to the defendiats when ascertained, and that the malfer be referred ta the Register of the Court to ascertain the amount of said wages and expenses. Judgment was the naked for a sum of $ 1,800 so he paid by plainlift to defendants for compensation for the expense an injary occasioned by the issue of the warm at of arrest in the salt.
Hi Lordship to-day delivered the following rulling on two preliminary objections raised by Mr. Francis on Monday last
The Chief Juice asked counsel what he sald to pietritiff's claim to have pa'd wages and
rance which defendants should have pild. Mr. Robinion sald that inasmuch as the plaintiff had withdrawn his suit the ultimate abilly must be left to the ultimate suborliy for selffement
The Chief Justice-And the plaintiffs are now saking that the matter be left to the "Coun's dis **cretion.
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daring the time she was unemployed through an order. In this cap an order was made that the defendants should pay these wiges and expenses peading the headlog of the seft'änd unill further juriidletion and counsel held that by so doing the notice. Trupleinili? had submitted bimself to the
The defendants on the 33rd November, 1897, blatarlif (the Emperor of China) bad came within filed a notice of motion by which they sak that the power of the chart la that matter. Counsel judgment be entered for them for their costs of quoted a case om Low Report in which salop inli, to be taxed, and also with regard to certain
may taken agost the King of the Belgians to other matters. When the motion was called on
show that felgn prince could be ordered to for hearing Mr. Francis, on Behalf of the plain give security for costs or damages. It was pointed tiff, look the preliminary objection that the out that if a foreign prince invited the jurisdic mollen was not is accordRace with the practice ton of a court as a plaintiff the court could of the Court as estabilibed by the Common Law | make a proper order "gainst him.
The present Procedure, Acts and the Code of Civil Pro- case was simply to be regarded as one between cedure. He urged that the defendants should an ordinary plaintiff and defendant and the either have moved to dismiss the petition for platnil), having prej idleed delenda its by with. wantof prosecution under section 49'ol the Code | drawing his action di was only far that he should or have set down the cause for hearing and now be ordered to make gool there wages and applied for an order under section 61 of the Code, expentes. If the Coget decided that i had no To this objection Mr. Robinson, on behalf of Jo'ladiction. In the master of daniges over a the defendauls, replied that neither of the lovereign prince, action wou'd have to be taken. rectlens referred to bad any application because
by Hei Men's Ministers. the sult, having been wholly withdrawn, was at an end and therefore the pettiton could not be dlamned for want of prosecution por could the cause fe set down for besting. Mr. Robinson made some references to the Jadestore Acts, but those Acts are not to force in this Colony, and I think the question now salued must be de- termined in accordance with the proce of the Court as regulated by the common liw, by the Common Le Procedure Acti,, by certain Rules mide under those Acti M Robinson said that of course was 10, but and sdopted in this Colony, and by the Cede.. the Emperor of China had put himself in the Me, Myllaena na remafor in the list, da allent„The decision of the question mast, turn wrong by withdrawing bis jolt. It was doly yet elequent rely to the part he red to upon the meaning and effect, to be give to the right that the court, should a far as play all that in 'e for the brightness and words withdrawn from the wall" used - In had frisdiction,
give the pizzuures at ang ara ready and competent ta section 66 of the Code. Before the coming into sel ef. It was, also, only right that the Court lend a hand to quamiring anything, always force of this enactment plafolift might leither should give the defendants relief for the pre chee julle klong to eighten the joy of life for discontinue his action, on a rale obtained for that Judice they had received in the interval. The othear, two, o ir proved po jaylens to him. And pur,010, or be might, if the record was made up } plaintiff's wrong was doubifal but that of the however Hirendy as may be mourned, the for tidal and he was not prepared to go to trial, defendants was beyond doobl. If the case was world willi guts on its way without him; the ball withdraw the record. In the case of disc-to be regarded as an Drilsary one of the rolls on, and poor Wylls, uni!! yesterday a pro- tinuance the terms imposed by the Court were la ¦ plzintių? withdrawing, he should not be board minent part of I, is to-day snly a memory. How Its discretion, bat generally lacinded the payments to what the ultimate rights of the care should many were with him is the happy, radiant of costs by the plaasli ; the action was deter.be, presuming there was ging to be a farther assembly last year, and are with his movie the mined; and the plaintiff was at liberly to cam defence on ble part,
mence a new action for the same cans. In the -case of withdrawal otibe record the scifɔn"was
zabalating and the platatii was entit led to re-enter the record for trial at another aiting of assize. It is not now necessary to
Mr. Roblaron aid that the expanses were decide whether a platstiff can all adopt either seedlessly locured; the wages were absolutely of these modes of procedure. Bat section F6 of wasted in paying the full crew before the laying the Cafe seems to have introduced a now ier. up craw went on board. If by a chance the mladies and to some exten new course Emperor had pild the wages it was the defend. of practice as compared with the former pro ant's good fortune. Looking at the matter as cedure. By the earler part of the section it one of equity, partly, counsel thought there was is provided that if the plaintiff, at any time be- no equity in it if bir clien's were deprived of the fore final judgment, satisfy the Court that there are of the ship and had to pay these wage ase sufficient grounds for permitting him deal with the evidence before him fa supput of The Chief justics pointed out that he had to withdraw from the salt with liberly to bilog
fresh suit for the same maiter, i shall be the mollen and against il
The way no competent for the Court to grant such permáli. worn ta imony to support the affidavits, | slon on such terminu az to coats or otherwise an it Mr. Robinson thoug'at they were galte ferele
may deem proper. The wording, of ibir enact-vant and did not bear on the case. ment clearly implies that, so far as the prosecu tion of his salt by the withdrawing plaintiff is also be given.
"W. . Low.
W. K. Wylla
Dark Wood.
of eternly 1 We do not have an actual Akeleton brought in to our feasts nowadays but ibenkeleton le there, just as much as with the Phoenicians. Fow give it a thought; why think- Dl and things?
And little falk, of title soul, "Roze up to buy and sell ngala,"
THE INTERPORT RIFLE MATCH.
The Malay Mall ways:-" Shanghai has failed to come within 74 palats of the Singapore score in the Inter-Colonial Ride Match. 'Wa locks towards you, Frie Prats, and likewise shows," This is in view of the fact that the Editor of the Free Prezz (sna srđeni ilfsman and 羈 prominent Volunteer officer. He replies :——
That is kind of the Halay Matl. Bat the present wrlier, who bar looked after the Singapore team for the list three years, does mat look upon the two Singapore wins scored in that time as any credit in the least to hima 11.
that
Items
necessary
The Chiel Justice said he could not now entertain sny matters to the right to proceed for damages. The platetiff alleged that the other side should have paid,
Mr. Francis thought that the pleadings should
de
before the vessel's arrest Benner and Co. Whatever wiges were dae to the master and crem
were lable for. There was no power under the order of December last to sward demages. Connel submitted that his Lordship kid no Comerio award any damages under section 19 af the Code unless he was sailsfied that the gut had been brought on Insufficient greand. There was nothing whatever to war- rant such a finding bert-prima facti gioande -- and the other side did not show them to be in. sufficient. Conasel argued that his client would be wronged if the damages were awarded against him and said that it was the defendants who were primary liable to pay the amount claimed.
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NOTANDA.
CALENDAR .
DECEMBEX
Matrorological means barid on ten years' observations 2ɔ 1395, Barometes..........................................30177 Thermometer...615
Rainfall........... 31
TO-DAY.
WEATHER REPORT,
Barometer Thermometer Humidity Rainfal!
Chidas at Om dato at 139m + Phot
TO-DAY.
10.10
30.18
66
67
40
43
HENG,
FASSED THIR CANAL. OUTWARD-and Noxerabat--Marta Valerts, H. Sittne, Kirkhild, y Navember-Preus Zam, Saghallen, Fatsow, Mount Tador. ath Norer ber-Belmond Krimmbild, Tat- Puritan. 11 November-Glengyle, Hertha, Fava, Fadershtra, Hitter, Lydir hors. 16th Novemoti-Kinergia, Niobe, Long- ships, Morven, Patrielus, Extos, 19th Novem bes-Chlagwo, Oofich, Christian, Meduta, Norman. 131♬ November--Prius" Haturità, 16th November-Ceylon, Polyphemur, Glauchs, -Laos, Secotra, Titanda. 30th November
Diomed, Danfa, Ceres: Samta, Glusk.
HONIWADI-2nd Novembu-Krato. November-Yarea. 19th Novembu-Sumatra, Sydney, Itu. 21 November-Dardanus, 30th Norimber-Macdu§.
gth
THEN DON'T WATCH, THE POT,
A way had not nover bails, and a watched elook never goo. Nothing iequick nurugh for impatience, Minutos, haues, and dust use more words after all. We are happy-a dây là but an hour. Woard miser
Wednesday, 1st December, 1897. · Chirese-2th of 11th moon of 23rd year of ablean hour is a day.
Kwa-e-shi,
Jewish-6th Kilw, 5658. Mohammedan-6th Rajað, 131A,
Sun--Rises ********
.............................. 6hr, 25min. Sets
Får. 15min. Monn-First Quarter 10kr. 5!min, a.m. High water-Morning
Ar. 16min. Afternoon 4km. 40 min. Low water-Merning ......... She, Oln Atlirnoon on. Shr, EmÍN.. ANNIVERSARIES,
יד
1840-Admira] Elliot left for England, 1841-Yik-king desostched by the Emperor ta
.r^cover Chin-hal at any cort. 1844-Princess of Wales ben. 1879-Attempted aarasalvation of the Tsar of
Rucela.
1890-The electric light Introduced in Hongkong. 1893-The Geman ship Schlemann wircked
on Veler Island, near Yokoham".
TO-MORROW.
Thursday, and December, 1897, Chinese-3th of 11th moon of 23rd year of
Kwany-s. lewish-7th Kislev, 5658. Mohammedan-7th Rajıb, 1915.
Sun Rises
Skr. 25min
From the summer of 1800 to the salamu of 1809 wasn't long_to_contented and hung people; but to Mrs. Annie Tution it seemed like are at those tren mandous geologie porloda thint the losened mim talk about. For it is mentored be weary heart-henta and Footstopa taken in pain. Her teamble began as li begins with an unpointed multitude of war
women-the tired and languid feeling, the disgust with food, the distress after eating, the rosted long, the grinding pain at the pit of the atomnah, the nausea and vomit ing of seid fuis, &r.-a dreary list.
Writing of her experietice rnccratie, sha saya: “After a time Iliad so much distress that I never wanted anything to eat ; the very night of it made me sick. Night after night ramy, bringing alecs to others, hat not to me. I was low, miserable, and worn out, and would sit for honies all alone, wishing for no com pany. And, then, to nervous. Why, the slightart noise startled me.
It..
Two terrible para of this I wan dragged through In that time I lost-faur atong in weight, growing continually weaker. I consultel doctor after doctor but they were not able to do me any real good. tried change of air, pht was disappointed in my hope of any advantage from it. I only host ground, and became more and mara freble.
"Then came unexpected help. In September, 1892, & neighbour of mine told me of the good Mother Soigel's Darative Syrup and done her, and urged me to try Chr. 13min.
*. I had heard the marticine well spoken of * still I had no for your
that it would benefi nn faith me in my condition. However, my husband got the Syrup from Derby, and after I had takon
I felt better. I bald est once more, and my Hay! food agre
agreed witth me. After I had ust three battl was a new woman. I was well; and I have been in good health ever since. Now I recommend ihe Syrup to all our customers and friends, and so dow my husband. Yours truly, (Signed) Annie Dutton, Nottingham Boarl; Borrowash, nese Derby, Octobe 6th, 1893."
Sets Moon-In Equator Shr, a m High water-Morning in Phr. 36min. Afternoon ... Skr. Simba. Low water-Morning ... 9kr. 51min. Afternoon tõkr. 33 min. ANNIVERSARIES.
France.
1875-Governor Sir Arthur Kennedy returned
from Ergland to Hongkong. 1896-Dr. Jameson released from gol on
#ccount of lil-health.
SHARE MARKET...
LATEST QUOTATIONS.
His Lordship went into the case voy fully, 1551-Death of St. Francia Xwler at Sanchian, Heald that when the vessel cleared from 1849- Queen Adelaide died, Shinghal for Chector and then came to Hong-1951-Louis Napoleon crested Emperor of kang, there could be to doubt, on the face of st, that it was a trick and gavs grounds for the plaintiff to bave her amsted The Emperor of China, an plaintiff, sald that he was entitled to the operable of this vesach and the whole foun. dation ci the action 211 the presence of the Ningchow in Hongkong barbour. He thought that the plaintiff made out good prima facie grounds for the issue of the warrant and he did Got think anything set forib by the defendant would changathis, and he did not think that the defence had succeeded to show that this arres was applied for an Insufficient grounds. There= fore be Court cald not make any award for compensation. He male an order of costs to be tax'd as instituted on the motion, but no. ́order was made in respect to the payment of wager. Costs were not given to the defen- dadts with the exception of the costs on the arga. meal of the preliminary objection
REGATTA NOTES.
The Regalla this year giver promlit of an onorailly good one the crews in the various races being more evenly divided.
The first race is the hairman's Cop for which there are five crews captained respectively by Hendason, Fritz Lammest, Frack Limmert, Sanders and Armstrong.
From the very start Fritz Lamment was made favourite, bat judging from the manner his boat hai beta going I don't think this is justified. Nɔ. 3 pulls very short and is' inclined to hurry,
- No. 2 lacks staying power and is the' weak man is the boat.
Armeliong's crow taken my fancy. His boát I beleg stroked by A.A. Aires, game car, and De who itains conscientiously; Armstrong rows No. 3 with Thonert and Rose how,
Sanders' brat is fancied by some of the know- log ones. Elits No. 3 mast vit ap more sed No. 2 mus:ty and break himself of the habit of skying. Henderson's crew has had the most practice; he is undoubtedly a good stroke and tali crew ought to give a good account of themselves if No. a and bow can Dĺay.".
Frank Lammert's boat is clean out of it. They have seldom been out together and now his No. be the sick list. This is a great pity for have been bard to best. I give the following with more prsciice and less talk this crew would
forecast of the Chairman's Cop.
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1 Armitrose,
2 Sanders.
3
Fri'z Limmeri,
For the Ladie Paris there are 3 entries, RAF Lammert (1) J. Henderson (st.)
W. A. Armstrong, F. Lammert: W. A. Stopant
Hongkong Banks 177 per cent, prem., sellers: Steals Insurances $171, sellers; Raubs $11); China Fires $1c6, bayers.
MEMORANDA.
TO-MORROW, and December. 11 9. —English mall cloves. Noon-Ganges szila for Europe.
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4.15 p.m.-Meclog of Sanitary Board.
FRIDAY, 3rd December, Annual general meeting of the Navy League 81 |
City Hall,
9 pm. The Hoogkong Philharmonie Scolaty's orchestral concert at St. George's Hail,
SUNDAY,-5th December. French and Australian mails expected,
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,
MAILS DUI:
French (Saghalian) 5th fail. Austrällen (Menmutr) 5th last. American (Peru) 6th ínst, Tacoma (Olympia) joth (put American (Coptic) 15th Inst.
American (Cily of Rio de Janeiro) 25th inst."
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THE N. P. S. S. Cola steamer Columbia ralled from Tacoma for Japan and Hongkong on the agth alto..
SHIPPING RETURNS. . . From 6pm. yesterday to 8 pm, to-day, ARRIVALS.
Lebrang............. Matktide ................... stemmer, from Haiphong
Taksang
Ekaterinsolov
Chefoo
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Chefoo
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St. Peterburg
Antinor..................
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23
Shanghal
Helmun....
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SWAŁAW
Pronto
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1. Newchwang -
15
Canton
A. Wilson.
'A. A. Alvet, A. K. Alves.
Wingaang
19
Cantos
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D. Sanders (st.)
E. Bischoff.
Pilyang bias Asosan Maru............... Fuikus
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Chinklang
Kutchins
"Shanghal
G. C, Hayward.
E. Thipert
Lammert's crew is the most fancied although at present his bow is on the sick !!st, I hear Rose will be substituted in his place if he ein. not come up to the scratch. This craw in andoubtedly a good combloation and will be hard to beat.
Hendon also has strong craw and will give Lammot a tough race for first place. Sanders has not been out much and I don't fancy this crew wil do mach.
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DEPARTURES.
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Sufiberg...................................steamer, for Halphong Sabina Rizkmirs ... Hallan Krim
Lymoon Malacca Manila Meravia................................... Talya............ Antenor Toonan Pronto
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Yokohama
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Slagsport
W. A.Amstrong. W. A. Stopini ?
The International will bring out three crews ris English Scotch and Germans,
English G. C. Hayward (str.) Brooks Smith. G. H. Potts. G. R. Sterean, ja.
Germans, R. F. Lammert (str.) Bischof
Frank Lammert, E. Thokert.
The English although getup at the last moment appes to go well together and with a little more training will give the other two boats a good race for the first mile, after that I think they will be left
concerned, the sult is at an end he is to long dence before the court that the plaintiff should -The Chief Justice raid defendants had no ovl before the Court for that purpose. Bat equally clear that the shit is subsising for some have palda considerable sum of money other purposes, or the purpose of any sp.
which it was alleged they should havO plication by the defendant to compel the plain: paid, and also for the charior party. If he made aff to comply with any terms imposed on him an order that plaintiff was to pay the lying by the Court when
permitted him to withdraw, up crew was it right that they should be asked The sec ion concludes with the following words to pay the money that the defendants so sid
the plaintiff withdraw from the suit with-have paid? The plaintiff allezei that the delen-who is fald up and has done very little work. I
dants should have evidescebat they had notany.
The man who saved the win in both cases were- the three last men of the team. That is the real secret of Singapore's wins. And it is care. In the choice and working up of the rear rank
pays
In team-shooting. Á man who makes
ost sach permission, he shall be precaded from 96 one day and 84 another day is of no use at bringing a fresh salt for the same matter.' These
Mr. Robinson read the afidavite of Messrs. ail. Two 90's are far better than that. If the words would seem to give by implication pawer Dannys, Hiller, and Son as to the seizure of the chance of a low score is eliminated there te ma
to a plalatiff who does not desire to bring a frea's rousel" He said that he thought the withdrawal are bothering about the good scores, it is not suit to withdraw at his own discretion, But of the salt after filling af tells and showing no thean that win the mitch. They all came | far as the further conduct of the sali by him is fresh evidence showed that plaintiff's evidence without troubling about them. It is fatoresting concerned, the position of's pleat who has was quite useless, to note that since the Les-Metford Rifs was withdrawn without the parm'sso i of the Court The Chiel fatico fo the wages had accrued Introduced into the InterColonial match, theis, Ithink, the same the position of a plain-
to the defendants before the ship was stopped." aggregate polats made in the three matches by 11 who has withdraws with such permission. Mr. Francis said his friend's application now the respective teams are as follow :-Slogapore, Cas it then be said that: the ́ prosedure indian- | combined two potats, 020-of which was madu 9738 ; Rongkong, 3711 j Skaughai, #663" ted in section 49 of secilen. 6: of tis Code is under his Lordship's order on December gih,
The Scatch are very anxious over their how don't koown who they intend patting bow,eltbar Meek or Dancas, but neither can compare with Stopan! The Germans are putting in the same Graw as last year, they go well together but they are not such a stilong crew as the Scotch, A good race is anticipated with preference to the Scotch for tat place.
*For the German Cop'there are five crews and it is hard at present to place the winner although fancy both Bischoff's sad Aira' wow to be weil to the front.
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them. repest in
In Uctober, 1800, says Mrs. Turane, ** I read about Mother Seigel's Sprup in a little book. I got a bottle, and after taking it a short time I was well es ever, although I am 79 gears old. My daughter, who suffered from weakness and neuralgia, took the Syrup with great benet. I know many others who have been cured by it after all other means had
failed.Yours tealy, (Signed) Susannah Darose, Hawthorn Cottage, Borrowaab, near Derby, October 6th, 1993."
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The latter lady would be called very old, as she Is 79; and, as tiren atomgo nowadays, she is old. Few of us, perhaps nose, have any hope of living long the ban. Why not? The days of our youre are three score years and ten,” says" David.. - "Beh most of the race fail in reach 70, while many exceed it. There is no law, no ediely on the subject. We sze ench entitled to live as long as we can, and te be as happy as we can; and both depard - (scollants excepted) on health and health mods the continued 'natural action of the digestive prsego."
And that Mother Beigal's Cursive Byrup pro | motes dind a host of witnesses in England alone hare
Arrivals.
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