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NOTICE.

LL BILLS due by me should be sent to the Office of the "MANILA TIMES," Plaza do Cavantes, Manila, and will be paid forthwith

T. COWEN, Formerly of Hongkong Taligrupā." (1368 Manila, November, 1893

SUPREME COURT OF HONGKONG.

THE

HE COURT will it to SUMMARY JURISDICTION, on SATURDAY acxt, the 16th instant, at 10 AM. Instead of on FRIDAY, te 75th instant.

Dated the atat day of November, 1898-

By Order of the Court,

J. W. NORTON KYSHE, Registrar.

(1374

OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

Hongkong 21st November, 1848.

FOR SANDAKAN AND KUDAT, *HE Company's Steamship

THE

"MEMNON,"

despatched Captain Fullam, will be THURSDAY, the 24th instant, at 3 P.M.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.

Henghong, 21st November, 1898.

(1375

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1898.

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Elinorested that all communications relates to Sabacalpeloos, Advertlements, in, be addressed to the Manager, Hongkong Taliang à" and to the Editor.

Letters on tolal muszzers to be seen to “The Editor” and not in ludividual membert të the stud.

of the Còlus Son. FORECAST :-Moderate or frash N. winds ; fino,

On the stat at 11.20 ..: Pressure is very little changed in S. China, The depression is

William

An unemployed seaman named Hughes was to-day fined $to or three months for theillegal possession of $75 fo`a Pee? St. breikel, TWINTY-ONE gamblers 'caught in a house at

Commiscations intended for publication must be accompanied probably ligated fn the neighbourhood of S»| Vaumati faced the P. M. (o«day. They were |

by the name and addrem of the welties, aot nacally for pulation bat na evidence of wood trich

Whilst the calmas of the Ninehong Filgraph will always beep Ex the fair discusion by correspondents of xil quantÏOGI tracting peblio intacts, it must be distinctly understood that the Idite does not ba kay way hold himself responsibla kr opalona the expressed,

TO ADVERTISERS. Adelaire una paşnected to forward alt notice inded for Instant that day's faron not later than Three o'clock 10113 retard the early publication of the paper.

Adrectaments and Subscriptions which are not ordered for a

period will be concised until coustemaada) The Hougang Tilgraph has the largest chodladon of 159 Reglah bape publical to the Far East, and is there the best mediums for Advertisers. Tema cas berat on application The Hophone Filgraph's number sithe Talephone Central Exchange is No. Telegraphio transTalagraph."

MARRIAGES.

Formors, apparently moving towards N.N.E, at present. Presinte la facreating over the interior of China. Gradients rather steep la the Formosa Channel and in the N. part of the Chlox Sea. FORECAST:-Fresh to strong N. winds; fate but

qually.

THE NEW 'GOVERNOR.

7 days.

sed $50 or 5 months and the next $t or

To-MORROW afternoon on the Happy Valley the Hongkong Football Club will hold « practise under Rugby rales. All members are lavlied to participate. Kick-off at ball-past four,

Tax Chinaman ngelaat whom an extradidon order la belag sought was before the P. M. this sfternoon and the taking"óljevidence was golog on when we went to press.

The Colonial Secretary courteously informs us that His Excellency Sir Henry A. Blake, G.C.M.G., is expected to arriva by the s., 3.00 Friday Coromandel at about 10 30

AT the regular meeting of the Perseverance next. His Excellency will land at the Queen's | Ladge, No. 1155, EC., held on the adib last. Statue Wher

On the Taib Oct, at St. Peter's, Bayswater, WALTER DANIEL A DRIDGE, of Bridport, to MAUDE FLORENCE EMILY, younger daughter LOCAL AND GENERAL. of the late Edward Henry Rawson-Walker, late H.B.M. Cosul, Malta, Philippine Islands,

THX caliwal possession of some Iron to-day cost a coolle a fine al $15 or six weekt, TEX unlawful possess'an of 54 lb. of sandalwood

On the Icth November at St. Andrew's Cathe dri, Slogapore, by the Rev. Archdeacon Per- bam, JAMES STIVINSON, SectionEngiacer of the Royal Siamese Sale Ralways, son of the Ret. Canon Smyth, St. Michaels, Cork, Ire-to-day resulted in n'esolle,belog fined $to or one land, to MARY, widow of the 'e J. G. Philipps, and daughter of the Rev. Hayman Commings of Lemore, Oxford.

(The Roughers Celegraph

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HONGKONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1898.

NOTES AND COMMENTS: The question as to the disposition of the Chinese force which is to be raised by Major Bowza is now set at rest by the Reuter's telegram which we publish to-day which states that Lord LANSDOWNE has ordered the enrolment of a battalion of one thousand Chinese for service under British Officers at Wei-hal-wel. The new regiment will certainly be a cheap one, for a Chinese force can be paid and fed with considerably less expense than an English one and if their dress is modelled upon Chinese lines there can be little room for doubt but that it will be much less expensive than the crdinary British uniform. The

&c.necessity for paying passages to and from

a foreign country when the men go on leave or are paid of, as in the Hongkong Regiment, will be obviated, for they will be on the spot within a short distance of their own homes and this also will greatly simplify recruiting. regiment as a fighting machine will re- main to be proved. The Chinese certainly did well under GORDON, but it was against

Special terras to HOTELS, CLUBS, MESSs and other Large Consumers. Any complaints should be addressed to the

Manager.

Hongkong, izi March, 1897.

AN APPEAL.

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THE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN she wil be pleased to receive orders for all kinds of NEEDLE WORK

Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs and Collars renewed on old ones.

Ladies and Children's Under-clothing, Children's Dresses, and all kinds of Embroidery Matalals can be supplied, if required.

The Superioress will also be most grateful for any PAPER, or old ENVELOPES to be made lot Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, who

are targht by the Sisters.

Hoogkong, send April, 1894

The value of the

mortb

A cool who struck a watchmaker on the face was to-day fined $5 in default 14 days' hard

labour.

A BOATMAN charged with being unlawfully in possession of a load of coals was to-day fined $15 or six weeks.

For being illegally in the Shan-kl-wan Police Station a coolle wis to-day went to guol for twenty-eight drya,

A LARGE batch of rogues and vagabonds came before Cap. Hastings to-day and pensilles of 14 days were Ir fi :cted.

A SAILOR out of work named William Herne, for being lilegally in possession of $30, was to-day find $10 or three months,

Bro, A. Shelton Hooper was elected W.H. for the ensuing year, and Bro. J. W. Cumming was elected Hon. Treasurer,

WE are requested to state for the information of guests invited to the Powerful's entertalam in t |to-morrow sight that boats will leave Hurray | Pler and the Dockyard at 8 p.m. sharp, as it is desirable that all seats should be taken before 8.30 p.m. when the curiala tises.

|| His Excellency Major-General Black to-day exercised the King's Own Regiment la taking

their allotted positions in case of attack. The Company now in Kowloon were stationed on the Chinese frontler, For the beseft of nervous rezdera wa may mysure them that this was not the result of a fresh war sŰREG.

THERE is a talk in Pepang of Impeaching Str Alexander Spelteobam for passing an ordinance prohibiting the Importation of yen. It argued hat as Her Majesty alone has power to order yea to be legal tender, 10 the Queen'alone can order It not to be imported. The Acting Governor had been in correspondence with the

so we assume that he acted with the necessary Home Government before introducing the bill,

suthority-S. F. Frin.

CRICKET.

SHANGHAI THAM D. STAY-AT-HOMES. STAY AT HOMES.

T. Sercombe Smith, b Vallings

H. Hancock, rue os

P. A. Cox, Dawler, b Vailingt muus K. G Campbell, R. A. b Low¥00,- XQ E. Most, at Arthur & Langhorng sutaisas, Salter, R.Ne sub, b Campbell .......... Lt. Dewar, R.N., c. Arthur, b Campbell 7 Well, R.N.. h Lawenu Bedwell, RN, b Lethbildge Magoser. b Vallings....

A R. Lows, not out

Tatolo

BOWLING AMALYNS,

.351

Ovca. Kald. Rani W, N.B. Wickels. ... 14 4 30 Lethbridge

, Lowson

TAPIA 45 Villas ......123 -

Langhorne ... 14 - 455

P. G. Davies..Ž ศ GD.Campbell

TO- I 10

THE HONGKONG "SHANGHAI " ILKYEN. G. D. Campbell e P. A. Cox, b T. S. Smith, A. S. Anton, not sat momTRADA: Dr. Lowton, b. T. S. Smith Capt. Langhorno, R.A, b T. S. Smith......... H. Arthur, b Hancock.......................... Capt. Drano, APD. run out sumseninowe Lethbrigde, K.O.R., b T. S. Smith......... A. G. Ward, 1,6.w,, b T. S. Smith Rev G, R. Vollege, d T. S. Smith

Lt. P. G. Davies, RA, c and b. 7 S. Smith.

A. Anderson, b. Well ..................ERUCESORI

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Total

THE HANKOW-CANTON RAILWAY.

Wa to-day publish as a supplement the text of the contract made with the Chlas Rallway Company by the American China Development Company for the construction of the Hankow Canton Railway.

WARRANT OFFICERS CLUB WANCHAL

The members of the above Club gaTO smoking concert at thele Club last Saturday evening. The rooms were tastefully decorated with flags, the Rege of England and the Valted States being prettily combined Is the most conspicuous manner large banches of flowers were protas-ly scattered about the room. The tout ensemble being decidedly very picslog. The members aro to be compratulated at the good company that walled, themselyst of tha favitation. No less then ex officere forladiog the Commander of the Immortallis being present. Five American naval officers miss came and boroughly enjoyed the entertam

British naval ment provided. Good old

songs were the order of the evening of which most of the Company knew the chorales Mestra 7 Williams and ward appeared to their hemoutous .112 | ducts, songs, and recitations their topicafullaslong 10 decidedly took on" and evoked roses of laughter DKT. BADyard' proposed iba the health of the 6 visitors which was responded to by Lt. Joynes

BOWLING ANALYSH,

Oren Maid. Ruts. Wa. N., Wickes T. 9. Smhh...17. 3 71 Well.....................................ift 3 44 Hancock........ Bedwell ......usią 3

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of the U.S. censer " Olympla" in a most feel- ong and able manner. The evening terminated

HARMONIC CRICKIT CLUB V, CRAIGENGOWER

CRICKET CLUB,

about 11,30 by singing the "Queen" (a which the Americans Joined, saying "God bless Her* lo the most hear felt tones.

SHIP-BUILDING IN HONGKONG.

It all other business folk complain of dull times in Hongkong those whose business it tu to build ships cannot gramble The West River opening has brought a fizet of all kinds of craft, from neat little clippers to converted gun- boats of most antique types, Messrs, Fenwick & Co, bave turned out some first rate little steamboats and other firms bave taken a hand in the business. To-day & Telegrapå representa- | Live called on Mr. Kwong Tack Chong who by the way is a famous builder of "aske boats. Alongside his pler pa Prays East ho has two very fine river bonis, built by his staff. One Is the Kwong On, matsuring vaali, overall and her decks are at it, wide, She basa draught of 8 ft. sad her tonnage is 116. All 'tho plna is used to the topsides. On the upper deck spacious cabins are provided for the captain, lower party hall &c are of teak and Oregon

officers and engineers. Her hold is 8 ft. deep, 2 Altogether she is a fine little craft, her lines ars good, she is a good carrier and thould prove well adapted for the trade far which she was bullt. The shipwright's work all through, has bras well and faithfully executed.

This match was played on Saturday betwe the Riemonic Cricket Club and the Craigon sower Cricket Club, at the Harpy Valley, and reselted la a victory for the faller by 28 rane. Tammert and Ruttonjee (GC.C) and P. Gatleres (H.C.C.) were 'most success(ai) with the ball, The following are the scores, :—

HARMONIC CRICKET CLUE.

THE seturns of the number of vistiors to the City Hall Mascam for the week ended 20th November, WI have received from Messen, Kally & Walsh Are: -Europeias 188, Chinese 2:353; total 2,541. little book of views of Hongkong entitled "A

Bit of the British Empire" The frontispiece I Two peculative coolies, who respectively stole a

vlaw of Hongkong Billy yearn azo, apparently. Sequeira, a G. Remedios. b Lamment ................. A. Ribeira, e Bau, b Laumet........... woman's jacket and a blackmlih's hammer takeo from Hanghom Bay, and is followed by F. Sliva, c G. Remedies, b Lammert......... were each seat to go to-day for twenty-ondel, kteen other illustrations showing the principal Pestore, e Stuart, b Ratiosjes „eutat

B Gattlerres, b Lammert sitasiesssty dayı

places of interest in the colony. With the ex-

F. Danenberg, not cutington 13 1. Medina, b Ruterjee ception of the frontispiece" the Mostrations ase reproductions of photographs and belag printed on good paper, form a handy ifitle sou Yeple of the colony.

A COOLIK employed in the Ordnance Yard had a 120 pound shot fall on his fost on Saturday, He was wilended to at once by the Royal Medics Corps but afterwards seat on to the Civil Hospital,

A SAILOR and talleyman, from the steamer

Swatons were to-d y fined $159 rihree months and $15 or six weeks for illegal possession of

P. Gutierrez, & Rotorje, b Lammert........ F. Costs, G. Remedios, b Lammert C, Guttierez, b Ratterjee NONPINKON DÜRSUISSE D. Carvalho, d'Lammert «METUSTOOMASOMANIKE Byt$ ....................................................................................

CRAIG NOWER CRICKET CLUB,

Messa Kwang Tock Chong bare a amalter vestri alongside the Kwang On. Shofenamed the Kong Tung. She is cargo bɔat and is 3 estimated to do so knots an hour. Both versels are well fitted for river work and the builder 4 should soon be able to get them off his banda, 7 The workmanship pot into the basis is admir

able and their designs are excellent in all 38 respects,

FUNG YIXO, j deculter sad Chin Kem, tinsmith, were to-day charged, that they belog armed, did anawially and teloniously at Kwok Mais married woman. The salt took J. H. Rattorja, b Sra. place at Wanebal and the complaisant gave A Rahman, ron oat evidence as to both prisoners maltreating A E. Angar, b Guillerez ..........................iur

L'E, Lammert. & Carvalho, b Gutiler..... 9 her with swords. The recand defendant took

F. L. Staert, not a¤?meanor version. 30 M. E. Angir, b Gotilerez ..................$168447994 A PROCLAMATION is published in the Gourile her by the throat and threw her down. Both

D. Das Uxioniert, dewasafio OKEN G. Remedior, & Gattlerez 1918891939365 whereby the parisilga Chriftim

A Remedior, e Silva, b Pestonje............... H. Rape, e B, Galleres, b Pestarjes.........

& Chinese foe, and were our new Reglopinm. Other offenders were fined $15 or alx ment to be pitted against Europeans we have no doubt that the result would be weeks and Sy și twenty-eight dayu, eagerly watched. We shall be anxious to see how the new scheme works and would

four months from 18th Novembar, 1898,

TOD

A PRACTISE dance for St. Andrew's Ball was

given by the staff of the Kowloon Dock Co. Io their Reading Ream at the Dicks, last Saturday night. The Band of the Hengkong Regiment war in attendance and a most enjoyable evenlag was spent, the parly breaking up at 11.30 when the Dock launch was provided to bring the visitors back to Hongkong.

Vedenkamad ka kha to The Frat with him and they made of when the woman

raised the alarm. The recond prisoner pleaded

not gully. Both were comraltted, for trial,

I fe a very landable thing for householders to beautify their residences by displays of pote plants along the balconies. And it is also pleasant to find them like an Interest la water- Ing these plants. However when these amateur, boriculturists are located along the busiest partı of Caen's Road and send coplays floods of | aqua pui(?) dawn from' their balconies it li quite another matter. 'Maxy 'aa uswizy pedes. trian when stopplug from the side-walk has re- ceived a donché bath gratis, which has embit. tered him to such an extent that his language gave an azure iial to the surrounding atmos

It is nolified la the Gazelle that A. E, thi Officer Administering the Government kax.ben pleased to appoint Commander W. C. H. Hutlags, R. N. (Retired) to be Acting Harbour Master, in addition to his other duties, with effect from 12th inst, and during the temporary absense on recount of sickaëns of Commander | phere. R, M. Rumsey, R. N. (Rellied.)

The American residents of the Colony are anxiously awaiting further news of the proceedings of the Peace Commission at Paris. The whole of the business was to have been decided by Saturday last, at least this was the arrangement made originally. Consequently a good deal of anxiety exists both to know whether the Spaniards have seen the futility of further objectious being made to the American demands and, If they have decided to uphold their objections to the absolute cession of the Philippines, what Power or Powers will support them. Spain certainly cannot afford to resist unless she is backed by some strong European Power and various surmises are being made as to which Power has taken the position of friend in need and the price to be paid for TEI plooi Chow does not hide bis light under a the ald given. It is hard to be-

bushel. A Rockhampton Chinaman recently lieve that any. Power will take the

affixed the following ver the doer of his shept side of the Spaniards unless a temp-

"Belog a Chrlilian, I wish to nollly to gene- ting bait is held out, for the ousting of

ral public that I intend to close my establish the Americans from the Philippines would

ment on Surdays, and I respectfully fowle their be no easy or inexpensive matter and any allerdance on Saturday evenings, thus condac Power taking such a job on hand must be prepared for a desperate fight possiblying to respectful absorvance of Lord's Day. entalling defeat, in which case we do not Sigoed-Jimmy Bang Lea." Orders are executed from New Stocks Daly, see where Spain will be able to find the price to be paid for the assistance afforded,

A. S. WATSON & CO.,

LIMITED.

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE

SEEDS.

FOR THE SEASON 1898/1899.

Priced Catalogues with Hints for Gardenlag

can be obtained on Application.

Thas SKEDS am auppiled to as by the best groven in the World. It is particularlý te qualed that case be taken when sowing and moparision exerciseð over' Chintsa gardenen, whose lacompetence in dealing with the Seeds may sometimes lead to disappointlog zavalls.

CLAY'S FELTILIZEK Supplies natural nousishment to the soil 1x TINS albe, each

***200* $1.75 28lbs. each

$4.50

RANSOME'S LAWN MOWERS. The Best and Cheapest Machines in the Market, Supplied at Manufacturer's Prices.

FERMINGER'S MANUAL OF GARDEN. ING FOR THE TROPICS, PRICE $7.50

A. S. WATSON & CO., LD, THE HONGKONG DÍSPENSARY.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

REUTER'S MESSAGES

THE DREYFUs case,

LONDON, November 18tk.

Cour de Casation will shortly order the return It is believed la legal circles in Paris that the

of Captulo Drayian.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. H. M. S, Pormidable, the largest battle-ship *fişaf has been launched at Portsmoulk.

GREAT BRITAIN AND, CHINA, Lord Lansdowne har ordered the enrolment of a battalion of one thousand Chinese ip serve at Welhalwe under Bylish Officers.

TYPHOON WARNING.

WARNING FROM MANILA,

§ people will bout about anything. It is said that Dr. Charles E. Mosner, of Lexington, Kentucky, is the chaplos sirky drinker of

HONGKONG 'amongst its many muliances can beast of a dust past, which makes ber principal thoroughfare something to be dreaded by those who have occasion to use it. From Ice House Street down to beyond Arsenal Street, during the bastest parts of the day, scavengers are in. variably met with sweeping the dry aldo Channels. They raise clouds of dest that fill

önes nostrils and eyes, and most abundantly bespatter articles of clothing. The centre of the "roadway it as a rule more or less barely watered from time to’lime, but this business of sending up clouds of dast from the gutters is a thing that in the interest of public health and comfort should be stopped as soon as possibla.

THE A. D. G. PERFORMANCE,

Brot set

POOTBALL..

CORRESPONDENCE.

(We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by Correspondents in this codman,)

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS INSTITUTE

• Honɑmong TrzeGRAPE." DYAX SIR, Will you to your kindness publish the following explanation la answer to reversi ergulties which have reached me,

Hid the Commliten of the Soldiers and Sailor's Tosillate been in need of only $100 to transfor exlating Furniture to another builtlag, they 66 would not have felt justified in appealing to the

THE HONGKONG T. C. V. HMS. "BARPENER."

The Club her not yet opened fte list of wios, bul on Saturday ¿d the next best thing making n đẹaw with thế Barfleur. This is a percepiible Improvement on their iste performances and st the same rate of prograsilon a victory may reasonably be expected in the near future, able to lack of good players, as I consider they hive ikis year a better selecilon than last, but fi dre to the fact that the tesma for the different gimes have been chosen morn with view to

Their want of success¿I do not thick, is sttribut.

general public. But the whole of our Furniture is in a dilapitated candilon, and, with the exception of two biliard tables, there is way Ititle-I speak after personal ingrection—which Is worth the cost of removal. The Commilies cannot face the greatly increased rental (from $8 to $60 per mensem) witbasts.determins.

tion to make the féilliate more attractive and comfortable than it is at prestat. To do sa would be to court financial failure.

Will you allow me to explain our position is the best of my ability,

Hiberto the Insiliate has mado a substantial profit every winter, sufficient. In fact to form reserve fund to mart the monthly defclts of the. summer, and defray the upkeep of bilifurð tables, baldleg etc. The winter prost is largely try the raes, and discover what talent the Club dependant on the presence of the Fleet, especially contains, then to win the particular game.

since the occupallon of the Mt Austin by part Saturday's team was 'ngcerarily weak on

of the Garison. Last year the Fient was not account of the number of players kinghero la large numbers, nor did the ships remain piti in the cricket match. A very late siket was made with the rexalt that darkness had closed is considerably before the gims first half was well contested but thoush each itde WAI0Y87. Each team played a man short, The made good attempts there was no score. In the

second portion the ramo was equally even but the Club were the first to get a goal. The mallor goalkeeper was penalized for running with the ball and a score was made from the free kick. Shortly after this Looker had to retire an account of an injury to his ankle. His loss weaksord the Club and the gallors pressed, ultimately scoring a goal. Tha gami concluded in the dark with the resalt Club rẻ Barstíur 1.

They did all they were able however and weID

Brad 6.

that the Instinto hasthis year only just managed lor, sach a length of time as usual, with the result

The Commities até consequently obliged to to per lis way, and has been qulin unable to meet the repair and replacement of furniture,

remove their quarters with a very small balança In hand made during the past two months, and at the same time to undertaken the reponsibilty of a rental which is nearly double, because of the extreme difficulty in obtaining sooms that are at all suitabla.

For this reason we have sppested to tha generosity of the Hoʻgkang pabile, in order that we may offer to the soldier and sailor a scully comiortable pisce, a place to which he will illet¬ to spend the evening, and not a deroler resert, This we can only de by the purchase of new faroltars, and the organization of some regular forms of entertainment, In thit connection I would suggest that there ain many ways in which ledividuals may giran large amount of pleasure, and earn substantial gratituds, by sending picturet, alther framed or otherwise, to adora the walls, by supplying some of the many booka which are discarded after being read, or by undertaking to forward to the Tarillate regularly their mail papers when done wik. In- the name of my Committee I thank thore zenerous donors who have already come ke

to our amplatanče,

Ward

the world." The doctor claims that he has for Bfty years averaged over twenty difaks of whisky | daily, a grand ictal of 305,000 diduks. If there

V. J. C. V. BAND OF K. O. X. win che gill at eich delsk he has consumed

This match was played on the Milliery 91,150 pints or 45,625 quarts, or 17,406 gallons

On Saturday night ike Amateur Dramatic ground on Baturday and was commenced This amount of liquor would fill 181 hogheadı Clab repasted it elr performance at the City Hall | little before 4 o'clock. The musicians showed The doctor, it is seld, is now "sznowkat wrecked before His Excellency General Black and a full great superiorly ower their opponents and gave house. The one act drama " Our Bliterest Foe" them a defest calculated to remare sDY EXCOS) In health," We can quita bellare if

fell a trifo far, the audience appatlag to treat of concelt that they may be troubled with, Tax Chief Petty Officer's mers of the Naval more comedy thin as a drama depicting

The Recreation men were three or four of sa incident of the troubled times la France in their best men short and their backs and Esives Yard gave a lagoch "quting, Test Saturday, to the year 1870. The comedietta "Sagar and thelk numaramıtmiliary and caval friend in. Cream wont with a capital swing and kept the soldiers forwards.

was altogether facompetant to cope with the cluding wives and families. All branches of the audience los bubble of merriment from start to Saish, Mrs. Bigdall Wild as Mrs. Mirfeld, the army were fully represented over a hundred young and pratly widow, was most entertaining only two goals down at halfilme. In theircond accepting the invitation. A good sturi was made in her rendering of het part and Kis, Gisco ar half the soldier piled on four mere leaving the

There can, I imagine, be no doubt "us" ter tha from the Dockyard pler at 2.15 p., but through Spruce the raid, although not having much V. R. C. very much diacomated and the seroit

value of our Iurtitals, looked at merely from a V.R.C. a. some mladventure the launch 'grounded on the opportunity of showing ber histrionis abilities,

philbrople standpolut. The soldier out of made the most of her smáil part. Monara, shoals just of the yard, a litle difficulty was Bagnall Wild and Galloway, an Mr. Wentworth Recreation men

The game wis ́very enjoyé le oven for the Barrazky, and the vallors ashore do send recres experienced to getting off, but two Yard launches, and bis son. Frank respectively were most

tion, and the want of sa attractive place where laduding the C. E's, succeeded in getting the amusing though the latter would do well to colved it. Thay aro not disheartened, as they must only too naturally drive men to seek enjoy. They expected a good beating and dely re- they can obtain it smid healthy surroundings party under way again in less than 30 minuter, speak op moto ar some of his rimaks were save come to the conclusion that the only way mens elsewhere. To assist those who have this

Il cot Pienie Bay, Llama Island, was reached at 345 Ter, the Steeple chaud bio, Chocang, udied to improve is to play butter teams, as alios as

asarly

fo vlow, and to provide an Institute, which

• Steeplechase" was capitally acted

will be bright and chen: fel, must commend (tuall and an adj mrement was made to the shore, throughout, the predicament of Mr. Tillums

possible, and they mean to do so.

all

who

appreciate the happiness of an evang where ten was provided, which, alter their ox when left with no garments bat a pale of

fng at home among congenial companions, clling Toynge, was greatly appreciated. After Blackert and an umbralia appealing forcibly to

When the Committee entrusted to me, si The Eudience's sense of the ridiculous. Mrs, | tos dancing on the green-award was indulged la

A PARALLEL TO DREFFUS, Chairman, the honour of drawing to the Appeal to the musical accompaniment supplied by Mr. Tittams and kiss. Green was an interesting Mrs, Begnall-Wild gain made a decided hit as Mrs.

to the public which was signed by myself and the Secretary, I wished they had chosen a batter Cleworthy. A photo was then taken of all the Clipper. There was not a hitch daring the The French Court of Casmation 'In probably advocate, and I am indly comicions that I did přity and a stari" made for home via Lycamun #kola'evening and `the A.D.C. art to be can. aware of the story which Montaigne falls of his | not do fall justice to the cause ist which we Past. At the sad son waves had not been in gratulated upon the success of their efforts to own day. Some men were condemned to death. plead-Bot me inability of expression does not vited to the fes, and thinking themselves fully for the winter festivities have commenced is of an inferior court that costala persons in their wore that a jart and generous public, reading he provida amusement at a rather doll isme of year, | The Judgen were then informed by the officers | detract for the worthlacks of the object, and Illesi The Observatory report says:—On the zoth enfiled to a share, they made the passengers earnest. We trust that they will see their way custody had confersed themialvas guilty of the tween the lines, will be themselverable to lom at 11:30 1 The barometer has fallen in 8. and boat dance to their accompaniment, not to oradecing a few more farcea during the comcilme in question, and had told as circumstans | a right: Jedgmont of the work done bý thị Chian. Pressure is highest over, the interior of quite to the comfort of the passengers. Great fog esse. Dorlag the intervals the band of tal a tale that the fact was placed beyond all Imsiliute, Chlas, and the depression seems to be lying preise le due to Messes, Dawgon and Parfit, for the King's Own Regiment played various antece depbi. Nevertheless it was deemed so bed a tions from "Cavallera Kustionma * and “ Little | precedent in reraka the sentence and show that over Coated Luzon. Gradients moderate to thely able management of the sling, which Christopher Columbus which were much the law could any that the innocent mOR WATE rather steep with strong mensoon in the N, part", grązy ona vais merjenzorquattled onesiOS,

želivarað óvær to ussumtion.

Seflor Don Jose de Navarro, Spanish Copani at this port, courteously places the following telegrams ut oge dlspojil —

Manila, toib, 10,0ổ x.m.

Typhoon now to E N. Manila moving N.W, probably recozve Pacific.

MANILA, 2012, 3 pim. Anoiber typhoon to S.E. Manila between 116" And 116 parallels moving westwards.

HANILA, 218, 8... Typhoon in the Paciáo lý recurving to the E of Bashee and Ballogtangichannels."

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