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NINGPO.

32nd January.

THE SEASON'S FESTIVITIES. Ningpo can safely be styled as one of the quiet ports, for apart from the daily steamer from Shanghai and an occassional visit of one. of Her Majesty's gunboats, not a vestige of new life appears from one year's end to another. If there is a more lively time than another it is when the old. year is fast drawing to a close, and then obscure Ningpo rises with phoenix- like freshness to make merry, and is not a whit behind in giving the New Year a right royal welcome.

As on previous occasions the Customs Club, was one of the great centres of attraction. No pains had been spared in the choice decora tion of the reception room, and when illumin ated on Christmas eve it was turned into a ve itable fairy land. A most successful smak ing concert was held, and it was unanimously decided that a repetition should take place on New Year's eve, when invitations were extended to the ladies. A good gathering mas ered and an admirable programme was carried through almost without a hitch. The evening's. enjoy. ment was opened by the chorus" Old folks at home," and was followed by a dute solo" Man- ley March," by Mr. Manley, whose performance was greatly appreciated. "La Seranata," by Mr. Russell, was very effective indeed and kid manipulition of the violin did him gre credit. Mr. Ackermann, contributed two

Bedouin love, song" songs, "The

and "Les Raincaux," both of which were encored to the echo. Mr. Manley also favoured us with "Sing one of the nid songs," which actual ly brought down the house. The "Tin gee gee," by Mr. Russell, caused no end of metri. ment, as did also the whistling solo Tommy Atkins," by Mr. Mitchell. Mr. McKarrow evoked many plaudits in his rendering of "The French Musketeer" and "More than ever." Mr. Nichol's rendering of "Poor old Joe" and Christmas Bells" by Mr. Mitchell also added greatly in the evening's enjoyment. "I will wander back again," by Mr. Willis, was well received, and the evening was brought to a close by a duet "'ll take you home again, Kathleen," by Messrs Willis and McKarrow.

Saturday was also a day which will long be remembered by the children. The Customs staff arranged a Christmas tree, and Saturday afternoon saw it heavily laden with some most magnificient presents. Mr. Horell was spe- cially gond in the role of Father Christmas, and the children had a high time as they delv ed into those wonderful pockets which seemed to contain a never ending store of gondies. The merriment was kept at a high pitch throughout thanks to the ingenious nigger and the laughable clown whose antics and mimicry did great credit both to Mr. McKarrow and Mr. Manley. The children returned home loaded with toys and sweetmeats, and the Christmas tree proved to be one of the most enjoyable and successful events of the season's festivities, and great praise is due to the whole of the Customs staff for the liberal way in which they have entertained the community,

THE LATE CAPTAIN R. DOWNIE.

3rd January. Widespread sorrow was felt on receiving the unexpected news of the death of Captain Downie. He had been suffering for some time past, but no one anticipated his end was so On his illness becoming more acute he entered the General Hospital, Shangbai, where he received every attention. We all hoped he would soon return to his duty once more with a new lease of life, but a sudden change for the worse took place, and in the course of a few days of his entering the hospital we grieved to receive news of his death,

Mrs Downie and the two children left for home last summer, and the Captain hoped to join them this coming spring. We therefore condole with his widow and children who are left to mourn the one who was beloved of all. -Mercury Cor.

near.

A PARIS HORROR.

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recognised, and it is hoped that his arrest, when effected, muy lead to the capture of the accom-- plices. It has not yet been established whether the victim was first strangled, and all the efforts of the doctors and police engaged on the case are still directed towards the identification of the badly, a task rendered extremely difficul! owing.to

THE MUTILATION.

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Once that is accomplished it is hoped that the first step in the unravelling of the mystery the discovery has been prepared. Every trail will have been made. A plan of the scene.of is being followed, and all persons remotely connected with the finding of the two parcels containing the remains have been carefully examined by the magistrates charged with the elucidation of the gruesome business. But of all the evidence collected the most valuable seems to be that of M. Jacquemont, who from his window on Monday night saw six men in the neighbourhood of the Rue des Plarries. talking in a low voice. Finally two of them left the others, and he noticed that one of them carried a large parcel, which he threw into a ditch where it was found next morning Afterthis

THE SIX MEN MADE OFF.

."

With regard to the parcel deposited behind the street door in the Faubourg St. Denis little doubt is entertained that the two men seen by the grocer, and milkman in front of the house, and whose movements they regarded as suspicious, belonged to the same band. The evilence of these three witnesses agrees in most particulars, and although their informa- tion is vague, the police consider that as the assassins number half a dozen vengeance was probably the motive of the crime, and that a fatal indiscretion on the part of one of them will bring them within the grip of the law. All the

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Gordon, J.C... Gilluly, A. M. Gleason, R. Gordan, J. N. Gradzicki, Gillis, Mrs. G. Gedaljy. Gquire, J. L Goelz, F Girling, G. R. Grunstein, Mrs. B. Gillispie, J.

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is at work, and it is believed that a clue will be a minute examination of the paper, the material obtained before long. Experts have concluded of the curtain and the waxed cloth in which the two parcels were wrapped, and police in- spectors all over Paris and the suburbs are try; ing to match these. The murder is supposed to have taken place about seven or eight o'clock at night in one of the numerous hovels situated between the quarters of the Faubourg St. Denis and Pere Lachaise, and the police remark that. a curious circumstance is that no woman bas come forward to vouchsafe an opinion as to deceased. As a result of the medical examin-Lange, W. ation of the remains Dr. Socquet is of opinion that the cutting up was probably done by butcher or a charcutter, and that the victim was bled before being dissected. His age is believed to have been between 15 and 20. M. Berthillon has finished his anthropo-metric the identity of the subject. measurements, and is at work trying to establish

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FRIGHTFULLY ATROCIOUS MURDER. Paris, at the t me the last mail left, was hor rified over the news of a murder which had just been committed under circumstances of bar- barity almost baffling description. Unlike the Gouffe and Ferayrou crimes, where in both cases the bodies were found stiff and cold in the river, in the present instance mutilated re-. mains were discovered yet warm, and with the blood fresh and uncongealed Stenitmontant, where the body was discovered, is one of those quarters in Paris suggesting pages in Bleak House." where vice and misery stalk rampant. Two little boys passing through the Ruc des. Brockman Sorbiers, on their way to school, had their at- tention arrested by

Bosenberg, W. Chun Un Fook Chang King Cambell, Mr. M. Craig, Lieut. T. Coats

A MYSTERIOUS PARCEL· lying on some waste ground. On closer in spection they were seized with terror, and fled. The told a man named Pleckenstein what they had seen, and begged him to return with them. On opening the parcel two arms, two Champion, J. F. legs, and a head completely scalped, with the nose and upper lip torr off, were exposed to Cowden, H. S.

Cockbura, FI, view. At once the neighbourhood was in a state of intense excitement, and dense crowds Collard, J. B. gathered whilst the police conveyed there Cassalond, D. mains to the Commissary of the district. Callsen, F. W. Whilst these events were happening at Menil Carr, By Lo montant,

A SECOND SENSATION

Cox, Mrs. of an identical kind was experienced at 205, Chisholm, G. P.. Faubourg St. Denis. The husband of the con. Cambell, W. G. clerge being a railway employd, as usual left Cardova, Mrs. F. M. the duar of the house ajar when leaving at six Gotton, Dr., A. o'clock to go to work. Shortly before nine a Back was found propped up behind the door.

Cambell, J. Mdme. Stein, the concierge, fearing.something Cooper, F. C. wrong, hurried for the police. Here again, a Cops, MrJ, H. sickening spectacle presented itself. The trunk Corah, A..M. of a young man was seen, from which the members had been hacked off. The mutilation

Chevers, W. G. of the body is too ghastly to be described. It Clark, M. F. R, appears from an examination by Dr. Socquet, Caulfield, W. T:

AT THE MORQUE,

Cooper, E. and careful measurements by Dr. Berthillon, Coke, Dr. G. H. that the remains found in both places form Conan, E: L.

Corcoms, Dr. G. part of the same corpse. It is evident that the Dittrich, A. delicate soft skin. df the victim precludes the Idea that he was a workman. The generaDade, Mrs.

Drors, Capi, impression, which appears to be the correct

Dupignac one, is that he was a young student living in the Montmartre quarter. The disfigurement Drewitt, H.

Draper,

W. of the visage and the mutilation of the body Dandort Are evidently intended to destroy identity, but Dawson, Mra. P. there are sufficient indications that the victim. Durjot was a youth of 18th or so years of age. For Datema, Capt. E the moment there appears to be some ambi- Entrican, Capt. J. guity in the evidence gathered on the spot. If Errol, Mrs. H.

Evans, J. H Embden, M. Ellis, Mrs. F. Feimberg, S. B. Funge, U. W. Fowell, P.. Fernandes, V. F. Fawcett, G. Towler, C.M Furlonge, R. S. Fung Ken Fernandes, D. Fox, F Forrest, Mrs. A. Cola, Hierdie

Is certain, however, that

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were seen to throw a parcel on the waste ground at. Menilmontant late on Monday night. The witness who states this says he was afraid to approach or give an alarm, owing to the dangerous character of the neighbourhood at night. The sack appears to have beeir placed behind the door between six and eight in the morning. There have been so many terrible crimes in the suburbs of late that a feeling of consternation exists, The police are on the alert, and the chief of the Dolective Depart ment has put his best men to work. Owlog to postalp dedicatiout one of the supposed Fur la

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Clarke's Blood Mixture

THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER IS WARRANTED TO CLEAR THE BLOOD

from alt impurities from whatever cause arising

For Scrofula Scury, Eczema, Skin and Blood Disenres, Blackheads, Pimples, and Sore of all kinda, it is a never-falling and permanent Cure.... It Cures Old Sores.

Cures Sores on the Neck.

Curen Sora Legs

Cures Blackheads of Pimples on the face.

* Cures Scurvy,

Core Ulcer.

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Cures Blood and Skin Diaries. Cures Glandplay Swellings

Clears the Blood from all impare haztar From whatever causa arising.

It is real tecide for Gout and Rheumatic pales); It removes the case from the Blood and Bones, 4”

As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and. War: ranted free from anything injurious to the most de licate constitution of either sex, the Proprietors solich auderers to give it a trial to cant šis valva, paga THOUSAND OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON DERFUL CURES PROM ALL PARTS OF THE: WORLD.

Clarke's Blood Mixture is sold in Boules each, and in cafos containing six times the quantity, 1.-uficiant to affect a permanent cure in the grast majority of long-standing case-BY ALL CHE MISTE and PATENT MEDICINE VENDOR" throughout the world. Propriaters, Tum Lascos "and Midlands Covaris Dad COMPANY, LAngola

England. Trade Mark BLOOD MIXTURE"?

CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE.

CAUTION-Purchasers of Clarke's Blood Mixture ahonia, son that they get the genuine article, Worthlese: Imitations and substitutes are sometimes palmed off by unprinciples vendors. The words “ Lincoln and Midland Cosades Drus: Company, Liacain, England, are agaved on the GovTH ment Stamp, and Clarke's World-famed Blood Mixtags » [Bchown in kide battle, WITHOUT WHICH NONE ARE

GENUINE...n

THERAPION may be procured of the prin cipal Chemists and Merchants throughout the world. Price in England 2/9 and 4/6. In order ing, the purchaser should state which of the three numbers he requires, and observe that the word THERAPION" appears on the Govern ment, Stamp (in white letters on a red ground) modious Premises, to eclipse, as heretofore, S now in position, in his New and Com affixed to every genuine packaga by order of ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICED Her Majesty's Hog Commissioners, and within the Colony or in any part of the Far East. out which it is a forgery.

Sold by A. S. WATSON Hongkong, China and Manila."

& Co., Limited,

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Neitherthe CAPTAINS, the AGENTS, nor the OWNERS will be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBT contracted by the Officers or the Crews. of the following Vessels during their stay in Hongkong Harbours

R.MORROW, Brit. Bark Douglass-Amhold,

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