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THE YOUNG CRIMINALN OF PARIS.

THE PLAGUE OF THE APACHES.

Paris, September, tu-The disproportionate amount of crime is one of the most unfavour able symptoms of modern life in this city, The precocity of the criminals is also in itself a fact to give pause to the ierious-minded. Deeds. of violence have been specially numerous of late, and in many cases the chief actors in these dramas of savagery, "lust, and greed have been little more than children,, A terrible in- stance occurred the other day, writes a Special Correspondent of the Pall Mall Gesells. AD old woman living by herself was Krangled by a bay of seventeen nor is this the worst feature. The actual assassin received bia, indications," as the expression is here, from his younger brother, who is aged, twelve, The victim had besa specially good to ble little boy and had frequently bestowed cakes and other presents

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 1906.

› Cloarances at the Harbour Ofios. Cklysen, for Canton, Haitom, for Swatow. Telemachus, for Canton. Yuaniang, for Manila,”'.

Rutherglen, for Chittagong. Delia, for Shabghai,

Departare Oct. 18.

El Kantara, for Shanghai. Lydia, for Canton. Hangsang, for Canton. Kiukiang, for Canton. Flora, Br cruiser, for Practice. Yuensang, for Manila.

Passengers arrivõð.

· Per Inaba Varu, from, London, &c. for Hongkong-Messrs. H. Dewsbury, E. Andrews, G. Urwin, G. Cock'e, T. Wilson, C. Mellens, E Band, W. Piscott, Misses E. Brewerton and M. Rebery. For Shanghal Mrs. Wavell and children. For Tientsin Mr. W. S. Pyper.

Mr. J. M. James, Ms Katorina Horzel, Mr. and Mrs. E. Boway, and Master W. Bower.

upon him. His published portrait did not aug-Robe-Dr. K nkurane. For Yokobama ma gest the villain at all. On the contrary, it was a good face-obviously a case of "evit com- munications More recently still, a highly Per Delta, from Bombay, &c.—Rev. and Mrs. respected tradesman of Paris was slain by a Taylor, Comdr, Mrs. and Master Tyler, Mr. A. boy in his teens, a typical, Apache. The trades. Hughes, Miss E. M. Conkey, Missen Thomp man had sent the boy about bis business earlier, Paul er, Messrs. Moore, MacEwan, Dar

Eligion Plumbie. Miller, Metcalle, Portway, Hamilton, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Kay, MI, Murray: Mears. Susmann, Ralston, Adamson, Negro, Fornaghi, Moos, Parker, Rev. Kursira, M

desins, Foo Choo Choon, Shun Hin Chan, Chong Teil Foo, "Chusk Chean Cheow, Col. Divies, Rev., Mr. and Mixe West and 3. children, Mrs. Lo Pek San, Messi, Choong Suce Chow C, G. Khan and 'Mendos.

in the day, and the young rascal bad sworn to be revenged. He returned in an hour's time and discharged the contents, of a re- volver at the bourgeois. The bullets took effect, and the man Was transported 10 the hospital in a dying state. These in. stances could easily be multiplied by any one who took the trouble to read for a few weeks the columns of the police news, euphoniously termed "faits divers.".

The crimes are generally distinguished by great daring;nly yesterday afternoon, a young girl, daughter of very respectable parents, was attacked in broad daylight, in a fashionable and frequented quarter of the town near the Etoile, by two men, and cried away

Per Shawmut. from Seattle-Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Penny, Miss Clare Cross, Miss Cassie Show Rice, Mr. Victor C. Maiden, Mrs. Flatence M. Maiden and child, Miss Jessie F. Maiden, Master Victar G. Malden, Messrs Ira Yaugg and W. F. Maves. From San Francisca Mr. D. S. Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Miner. From Chicago-Misses Reathen. From Manila-Miss Cochran, and infant And nurse, Mr. Seligm, na, Comdr. Coffin Messra, H. F. Harrington S. M. McCrea, Hon Mrs. Got- man, Mr. and Mrs. Fauntleroy and 2 Mrs. Fox, Mr and Mrs. A L. Lawahe, Miss Lawshe, Mr. R. O. Walters, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller and 2 children, and Mr. R. O. Marsh, Per Chiyues, from Shanghai-Mişu Tarke- vetchy, Mr. Hewett, and 70 Chinese.

Taiyuan, Br. s., 1,450, L. Dawson, 1'ih Oct., -Melbourne Bib Sept, Sydney 19th, Thursday Island, 1st Oct., and Manila 1316, Gen.-B. & S.

Tartar, Br. 3.4., 2,768, J. H. Davis, 13th Oct, ** Vancouver 17th Sept, and Shanghai 11th Oct,, Gen,-G, PR. Co.

Tatsu Mary No. 2, Jap, 'na, 1,948, Najanagi,

14th Oct.,-Kobe 7th Oct., Gep,-Ye Hing Tai. Telemacbus, Hr. 1.1., 1,310, J. Williamson, rath Oct-Saigon 7th Oct., Rice, Meal and Gen-Chinese.

jibolas,, Dut. sia, 2,959, P. Zwart, 16th Oct., Java via Macassar 8th Oct., Gen. T. C. J. L. Trieste, Aust. &, 3,503, D. Mistrorigs, 16th |

Oct.,Trieste and Singapore roth Oct, Gen.-S., W, & Co. Wandsworth, Br. 1.1., 2,086, D. Thomas, 12th

it

Oct.—Moji 7th Oct, Cosir.-S., T. & Co. Yruna, Am. 1.1, 461, H. Nelson, 16th Oct, Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yang Chung. V. de Aldecas, Am、ts, 1,250, F. Xandaro

Echaus, 15th June,—Maplía sath June,|| Ballast-Barretto & Co.

Z.

SAILING VIRELA. Eclipse. Br. bk., 2,968, J. McBryde, 2nd Oct.,

-Canton ist nich, Ballast.—S. O, Col... Eskasoni, Br, ship, 1,670, Wm. McBurnie, tath

1.

S,

Oct, Manila 13th Sept, Ballast.--Order. F. Chapman, Am. ship, 2,019, R. Bandeld,

25th Aug.Manila 15th Aug Ballast A., K. & Co..

P. Hetchcock, Am. ship, 2,086, S. L. Zertz, at Sept.,Manila zoth Aug., Ballast.-A K. & Co.

Vassats

Steamers Expecter,

Manila-Per Loongsong, noth Oct., 3PM. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Taiyuan, zolli Oct. 3 P.M.

General of Panama) Nagle, Miss M.-E.. Newbom, Mr. & Mr

R. H Newington, A. G. Nicholls, E. A. Packer, B. L. Parker, T.

F

Castor, Mr. and Mrs, Moreno, A., (Consul

Carter, A. Chapple, F.T Chichester, D. A. &c Qij

0.8.0., Major A. A Chichester, Mr. A. A.

M. O.. Clark,

T.W.

and Mrs.

Singapore—Per Calckar, 20th Oct. 3 PM. Shanghai -Per Klwhiang, 22nd Oct., 3 KM. Shanghal-Per Hangsun», 22nd Oct, 5 P.M.Christie, J. D... Swatow, Amoy and Tamui-Per Joshin Clarks, Mr. and Mrs. Paterson, E. JUAN Maru, 20th Oct., 5 P.M.2

Peake, W. Amoy, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Clegg, R., Eng. Lt. Pfordien, A. X. Von Honolula and San Francisco-Per America

der Maru, aged Oct., 11 A.SE.

USN Capt. F. Philpot, L. D.

Bingapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Catherine Apear, 23rd Oct., 2 P.M.

W. F.

A. E

CO Min E. M...

Crook, A. H.

Ceba and Iloilo-Per Sungklang,, 23rd Oct., 3 P.M.

Connor, J. Lov

Cruickshank, A.

Dalton, 2.N., Capt.

Davidson, Pater

Davier, Col. T. H.

Defer, C

Manila--Per- Tean, 13rd Oct., 3 P.M Shanghai and Chinking-Per Bangchow. syrd Pct., 3-7.M.

Europe, &c, India:” pia Tuticorio-Per Davies, E. O Prina Ludwig, 21th Oct, 11 A.M.

Powell, W. A.

Presham, C. M.

Reid,

, H. L. WAK Roach, Mrs. J. 5. and

child Rogers, K. H. Sanders, Dr. J. H. Schween, K.

Searle, Rev. G.

Shennan,

H. B.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs.

E. Bruce

Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria BC. and Donald, Mr. and Mr. Tacoma, Wash-Per Skummul, 24th Oct, W.H 74 AMt.

Doolittle, F. H.. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Spittles, 1, 5

W.A

Siebbing H. Stephent

Shanghal-Per Yochow, 14th Oct., 3 ..

Skinn, A.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ci,

Infant and servant

W.T.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe Vakohama, Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Rav. A. J.

Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Pet Emprası að China, 25th Oct. 3 P.M.

Tientsin-Por Chipsking, 15th Oct., 3 P.M. Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Jaland, Cook- town, Caims, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand Mel- hourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Empi, 27th

Oct., I AM,

Manila--Per Zafiro, 27th Oct., 11 AM sang, 27th Oct, 2 P.M.

Singapore. Penang and Calcutta-Per Nam-

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hanniela and San Francisco-Per Siberia, 30th Oct., 19 A.M.

Farepe, &c. India, via Turicorin Per Tokrane, 30th Oct., 11 A M.

From Aronis

Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Siberia

Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launce ........ Shanghai... P. M. Co... Oct. 19 slon, New Zealand, Melbourne. Adelaide and Emp, of India. Tagan... C. P. R. Coc. 2 Perth-Par Yawata Maru, 2nd Nov, 21. A.M.

Sydney...M. & Co...Ó. 23 Willchad Tolomi Maru Moj!... N. Y. K....Oct. 25.

Ramos, &c, India. a Tuticorin-Per Roan Colombo... M. & Co... Oct. 13ustralien, 13th Nov.. TT A.M Print Ludwigfapan

Eumpe, &c., India via Tujicoriu-Per M. & Co... Oct. 23 China Japan..... P. M. Co... Oct. 28 Tonkin, 27th Oct., 11 A.M.

Portland... P. & A. CoNor.

in an automobile. The first operator pinioned Dean C. Worcester, Mr. D. J. CaTildren, Kumbang Calcutta....I., M. & Co Oct. 28

ber from behind, and then a second advanced and applied a handkerchief steeped in chloro- form to her nose. The drug took instant effect, and she was transported in a half-comatose #inte to the car. An hour or two afterwards she found herself sitting on a seat in the Arc de - Triomphe, and was conscious that she had bean brutally abused. Tiere in little chance of finding the criminals.

AFRAID TO ARREST. Immunity from arrest constitutes the most disquieting feature in this pligue of Apaches. The police would seem in be afraid to act with real decision and energy against the evil-doers. I do not use the word "afraid "in a physical sense, as the guardians of law and order hayo probably plenty of animal crampe, but they are apparently deterred by other considerations.

Some time ago a policenion in the neigh- bourhood of the Opéra Tankly confessed that he was afraid to Arrest certain notorious mem- bers of a gang of midnight marauders. My friand, to whom the observation was made, asked him why. Well," he said, after some besitation, "you ses nearly all these people carry labour carda.” " I abour cards ?" "Yes ; | they belong in rome syndicate of labour." Many of the Apaches are affiliated to the various Irade societies. They may call them. selves coopers, printers, masuna, and the like In reality, their occupation in to sleep on the fortifications during the day, and to prowl a night. But they shelter fram the consequencer of their nefarious acts under the aegis of political expediency. No officer of police likes to ruo the risk of being blamed for officiousness, "Surtout, pas dale," is as true in the police force as when it was altered, to a quite different "monde," by Talleyrand,

The Apache has a vole: this is one of the beauties of universal ruffrage. Indeed, he is g Useful perion to his side, and is a much more powerful electioneering agent than many an honest man.

The inability to deal effectively with the Apache spreads to the bench itself.. M. Lépine and his agents organiza "rafies," as they are called here, and sweep in "undesirables," but they are generally liberated after a few days. The magistrates, apparently, do not wish to make use of their powers and detain these men unless some definite charge has been succesi

fully brought home. Even in that care the #lol de sursis," or First Offenders Act, or some other circumstance, operates in favour of the prisoner, and he is sperdily discharged, A glazing instance of youthful depravity is to be

found in the fifty odd students and their com panions who are in prison on a charge of coin. jog.

Shipping.

Arrival

Shawmut, Am. 11, 9/06, E. V. Roberts, 17th Oct.,Manila 15th Oct., Gen.-D. & Co.,

L&

Indrawadi, B., .., 5.369, R. N. Hill, 17th Oct., --New York 22nd Aug, Go-J., M. & Ço.

Delta, Br. .., 8,089, C. L. Daniel, 18th Oct,~ |

Bombay and Oct, and Singapore 13th, Mails and Gen.-P. & O. S. N. Co. Inaba Mars, Jap. 1.3, 3,837, W. Bainbridge, 18th Oct., Singapore 12th Oct., Gen.-N. YK..

Kagoshima Maru, 11, 4,404. F. L. Pyre, Bik Det-Singapore 3th Oct., Gen.-N. Y. K,

Snagking, Br. ... 987, G, Pennefather, 18th Oct-Ningpa 15th Oct., Ballast.—D. & S. Chlynen, Ch. 4., 1,177, C. Stewart, 18th Oct, →Shanghal 14th Oct., Gen-C, M. 8. N. Co.

Borneo, Ger. 1., 1,344. A. Donker, 18th Oct., Sandakan 13th Oct., Timber.-M. & Co. Blithonia, Ger, as, 6.569. Behmer, 18th Oct.

Singapore rgth Oct., Gon,—H. A. L. Prince George, Nor. 1.3., 473, A. R. Andarson,

18th Oct., Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron Order.

14

Toba Mary, Jan. 6.s., 3 150, T. Kiaal, 18th Oct.,

Moji rath,Octą Coal-M, B, 1,0

Shipping Roperi#

Str. Indrawadi from New York-Rough passage from Singapore.

Str. Sumpbiang from Ningpa-Light to moderate NE, breeze and moderate sea,

Str. Prince Georie from Manila :-Curried away sails and spars, put into port for repairs.

Str. Kuroshima Maru from Shenpare:- Experienced geolie to moderate winds through out with fing weather.

Str. Chivven from Shanghai:-Moderate NE. monsoon from part to Dodd Island, thence to por light variable winds and fine.

Vatsalu in Pirt.

STEAMWA,

America Maru, Jap. sk. 3,160, Philip Going, 13th Oc-San Francisco 14th Sept, and

· Shanghai rith Oct., Mails and Gen.-T. . K. K.

Emma Luyken, Gier, 8.a., 1,159, G. Cornänd,

16th July-Mauritius 20th June, Sugar, Wing Sing & Co.

Empress of China, Br. 3.4., 3,039, R. Archibald, R.M.R., 23rd Sep., Vancouver, BC., 4th Sept, and Shanghai 10th, Mails and Gen. -C. P. R. Co.

Arabia ....

DOOK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Vigilante min at Monteagle

Fatshan Empress of China Sorsogon

Francisque Johanne...... Charles Harduln Chowtai... Sabre ..................... Devawongse..... Skuld... Hygein

Taiyuan

1. F. Chapman...... Signal....... Chinkai Maru.......

Kowloon

1

Cosmopolitan

Aberdeen

Ships Passed The Canal.

Dock,

Mails for Capton, Samshui, Wuchow are cinsed on weak-daya at 6 p.m.

Mails for Namtau and Suabne are closed every week-day, at 6 PM.

Mails for * Kongmoon and * Kumchuk are cloned avery week-day, at 5 PM.

ACCELERATION OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC MAIL" SERVICE.

Compondence intended for this recebed.

the United Kingdom so superscribed.

T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Kipstmann, W. Fairchild, H. J. Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. L Franks, F. W. Franklin, C. B.

B. L.

Fuller,

Stuart

Sutherland, J. D

Topliss,

& Mrs. Miss B. L.

Min H. M.

H.T.

J.

Uffel, W. Von,

C. Hi

KING KUWARD Alotworth, Miss Mary McKay, T. D. Aimand, Caps, & Mrs Moses, E. Je

Resse

Nicholson, D. M.

Harper, Mrs. W. H. L: Paine, ATÉ.

Booth, Hang

Colahan, H. 1.

Cunningham, Mr. and

Mrs. A Delaney, L. T. Guffey, Miss Paulatta Hallard, Mr. and Mrs.

F.I.

tutley, Fred. C.. Jack, Mm. C. M. Jackson, Mrs. & child Time, M. & servant Krebs, Capt. H. Legoune, Vice-Coonul

M

inte, A. C. Tacmillan, A,

Peacock, Miss Annie j'annefather, Capt. and

Mrs. G. H. Pollard, Miss Ida" Posar, H. Reiber, F.

Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.

Silverstone, Master A.

H Silverstone, Mastur M.

Square, Miss N. Story, G. F*** Williams, G. Zender, Mrs. A.

CILINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

October 17th, 1906, am.

Vladivostock. Nemsto Hakodate

Makia

chi

Nagasaki Sagahimu...

hima

Visha

Bar. Th. Ho. Wind Wr,

ligašijima.. theloo.........6 am 19.94

Veibwei

J., thus and Mr. Hankow m

(American Vice Con J. Y. V.

sul General) Fuller, Denman Gibson, A.

Harker, B. Brotherton Harrington, H. F.

Ashton, Mrs. Austin, F.

Bartiatt. Miss Barton, Miss

Vernon, Miss Vernon, Master Wakefield, Mrs. M.

Wishart, 3. B. Wood, G, G.

PEAK.

Bloeser, Mr. and Mrs.

Longridge, Rey, and

Mira, M, Lasell, Dr. Macfarlane, Dr. H. Marney, V. E. Martin, O. B, H, Martin, R

McCandless, Dr. and

Mcissac, Mr.

| Balion, Mr.

Bradley, Mrs. N. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers, E. S. Caldwin, Mr. and Mrs.

Clark, Mrs. Clasen, Mr. Clegg

Engr.-Lieut. & 'Mitchell, K. Mr. H.

Meen Mr. and Mrs. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. & Mr. M. Moorhead, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mr. H,

Molrose, R.

Melrose, W.

Kiukiang......

1.1.19.9

a.m.

11 30.11

Shanghai..... 9.30.1

but Peak... Anoy

P 30.08

6 a.m.

11

Caihoke......5 am.

Гайпа

Kashen

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Canton

1 |29.911

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Hongkong ...jioa.m. 30 03

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Pakhol Phuliev.

Tourane

St. James

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L.m.

Bacolod ...... FR foilo. ...... 7

Pasquet, Madam and Labuan......

Cobden, A, S. Craig, Mr. and Mrs.

Col. Darling Durand, Mr. and Mrs.

Muhle,

Munro, Mr.

family

Patterson, Miss

Poppleton, Mrs. Ray, Mr.

Dution, Mr.. Pillar Boxes bave been placed and will be Ellis, Mr. a

and Mrs. cleared as under-

Fegner, T.

T. H. Fellows, Mr. and Mr. Park View.15 a.m, 13.25 A.m., 1.25 D. Foster, Miss 4.45 p.m. on week-days and gas am on Sun Hays,

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-Ladder S1:1–9.35 8.m., 11.35 Ń m., 1.35 1.m., 3.35 pm, on weekdays and 9.35 am, on Sun- daya,

Fower, Mrs. and Miss Frazer, Lieut. Fuller, Min - Gale, Capt, J. R. Gelathrope, Ms.

Á, P.

Macdonnell Read-8.10 am, 10.to_s.m., Goodwin Mr.

rugo pm, 2.10pm, on week-days and 8.50

m. en fondays.

No. 1 Police Station :-8 a.m. I am 2μm, 3 pm on week-days “and 8 min, on Sundays.

The Pillar Rex has been removed from the back of the old Harbour Office. Letters in that district may be posted in the Western Branch Office, 216, Per Veoux Road Certtal.

Gregory

A Gundres, Mrs. Hall, Miss

A. MTS.AM Men.

Jeffries, H. U. Johnston, L. A. M. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

Josling, Lt.-Col. Kill, Mr. and Mrs. Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs.

F. YOU Leary, Mr. Leelo, Mr. Longins, Mr. and Mrs.

Patterson, Mr. & Mrs.

Reck, and Mrs. Rogeri, C

Sawer, Mrs. W. BE.

Screver, Mr. and Mrs. Searle, Rev. G. Seggie, T.

Seymour, Col. & Mrs. Sinclair. .

B.,

Mr. and Mr.

Mr. & Mrs

Squale, Mr.

toneham, Mr. Terner, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Capt. and

Mrs.

Thompson, Miss Traman, Mr. and Mrs.

K. W.

Week, Mr.

Weismano, Mr. & Mrs.

C.

Wilford, F. C. Williamson, Mrs.

CRAIGIERUN.. Adanis, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grat

R. J.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Barnett, H. J. O. Bird, 8. W.

+

Caldwell, Mr and Mrs,

Calchay,. He, 1.5., 6,748, 0. P. Williams, 17th 14 September-Armand Behic, Brišgavia,

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS, Oct-Shanghai 14th Oct, Gen,—B. & S. Menelaus, Ningchow, Pingrúty, Sardinia,Į

Nile, Glenavon, 5th September-Benvenue, Catherine Apcar, Bt. 8., 1,739, W, D. A.

How KONG Thomas, 10th Oct.,—Calentia vin Penang | Schuylkill, Robiburg, Schwarzburg. 8th Sep-

Heanley, Dr. and Mrs. and Singapore 4th Oct., Gen.-D. 5. &tember-Ambria, Lowther Castle, Dardanus, Adams, P. R.

C. M. Cai Lai

Allen, C. H. Simla, Nordkap, Prins Regent · Eulipold, Anderson, Mrs. K Hewest, Hon. And Mrs.

K. A. Glenesk, Tamba Maru; Towrana, Rostara, | Andrews, H. W. Selenga. 12th September-Kanagawa Mary, Amold, Mr. & Mrs.), Hunter, R.

Huth, F. L. Jason, Nubla, Priam. 18th September-El- Flintshire. 15th September-Ernest Simons, Atkinson, G. B.

Bailey, W. S.

Innes, Capt. P Joki, J. F. F.. kantara, Sithonia, Orestes. 271 September-Battiscombe, H. G.

Baker, A. S.

H. A. Alesia, Australian, Benalder, · China, Pera, Beattie, R. B.

Joughin, J. C. Deucalion, Inaba Maru, Patroclus, Princess Bell, R., Engr.-Lieut. Kelly, A. T

H. F.

Krill, T. Alice, Prins Edie Friedrich. 5th September Bell, Mrs. H. F. and Kunie, P. -- Baron Ardrossan, Wakuta Maru, Claver-

W Logee, infant don, Speria, Yunnan. 28th September Cale Biervliet, A. Van(Vice: Love, F. H donien, Achilles, Idomentur, Sunda. 2nd Oct. Consul for Belguim) -Armand Bekle, Benmohr, Glenturrel, Den Bisbeck, R. 1.

Dr. H. R. Liss, Swed. s.6, 998, H. Homdahl, 17th Oct. of Kelly, Memnon 6th October-C Ferd Bisney, Mr. & Mr. S. Marriott, Dr.-O.

Mis Bitper

McCrea, S. wling (Java) and Oct., Sugar Lacist, Braherung, Frans Ferdinand, Poly- Basse, A. J. McGregor, Mr. J. 5, S., Co...

phemus, Prometheus, Towkin, Hakata Maru, Boone, H.L

Mcintyre, Miss A. Leongsang, Br. x.a., 1,097, A. G. Smith, 15th | Kamakura Maru. 9th October-Formosa, Bommand,

McIntyre, H. E, Oct-Malla ab Oc, Gen.-J., M. &.. Sachsen, Myrmidon. 12th October-Alcinous, Brackett, Miss B. D. McMeel, H. E.

Moore, S. Hyson, Java, Polynesten, Silasta (Ger,), RA Breckwoldt, H.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Halm,]. W. Loyal, Ger..., 1.237, F. Natzina, 12th Oct., santa, 16th October-Albenga, Benirdi, Ben. Brighton F.

W. B.A.

Hatje, Capt. R.' Campbell, L.. F. Bangko's 4th Oct, Rice—S, W. & Co.

Hailan, Br. ss., 1,183, J. S. Roach, 17th Oct., Foochow 14th Oct., Amoy 15th, and Swatow 16th, Gen.-D., L. & Co, Joshin Maru, Jap. ss., 702, H. Ohta, 17th Oct, -Tamsui, via Amoy and Swatow 16th Oct., Gen.. S. Kr-

Co.

..

N

lomond, Benvorlich, Diomed, Peshawur, Sax-

Machew, Ger, 3.8., 996, 22. Zöllner, 14th Oct.,—enta, Cardiganshire.

Hangkok 6th Oct., Rice and Lumber.B. & 8,

Merapi, Dut. .., 1,592, EM. Uldall, 10th Uc-Singapore 1st Oct., Sugar-Tung Thye Loong.

Mr.

NAMR.

Llucrity Attaca Bramble

Arrivals at Home-5th September-lye Maru, Bayern, Nippon, Tencer. 7th Septem ber-Japan. 8th September-Armand Bikic, Clanroy, 15th September--Angloiuxos, Ping Monteagle, Br. ... 3,953, S. Robinson, 14th Sway, 12th September - Sardinia, 18th Sep

Sept-Vancouver 20th Aug., and hangs || tembar-Schwarzburg, Ernest Simons, Kang- hai Jitb, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gan.—C,

gawa Maru, 'Print Regent Lulipold, Palma, ↑ Britomart ... F. R. Co.

31st September-Glentik, 25th Sapiehbar- | Cadmus Ambrie, Nordkap. 28th September-China, Cherub

Nam Sang, Br, s. 3,591, P. H. Rolle, 15th Ce-Calcutta 35th Sept., via Penang and Singapore 9th Oct., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Mall MacLeod, Am. 1.1., 901. E. Corral, 19th

Junc, Mazlle 16th Juno, Ballast→→Barret io & Co.

N, S. de Rosario, Am. 1, 715, M. Lopez, Blanco, 12th June-Manila 9th June, Ballast Barretto & Co,

Oriel, Br. s... 2,206, G. Maddrejl, rith Och,-

Moji gth Oct., Coal.-B. & Co. Petrarch, Ga., 1,752, R. Hatje, rath June, -Baigan 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co Rajaburi, Gar. $., 1,189, O. Koch, 14th Oct,

-Bangkok via Swatow 13th Oct Rico and Wood, B. & 5. Rajab, Ger. 1.5 1.275, C. Wolf, 16th Oct.

Bangkok 5th Oct., Rice.-D. & S. Rubi, Br. 1.0, -1,411, R. W. Almond, 15th Oct., -Manila 12th Oct., Gen.-S., T. & Co. Rutherglen, Br. ., Burns, 1,701, 10th Oct,

Newcastle 19th Sept., Coal-McG, Bros. &

Gow.

Samson, Gar. 6.3, 995, F. Rebwaldt rath Oct,

-Bangkok 3th Oct, Gea-B. & S. Sarsogan, Am, 22, 428, Vitteris, 7th Sept.,

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast-Order. Shantung, Br., 185, Nicoll, 16th Oct.,

Hamarang 5th Oct., Bugar.-B. & 8. Taiwan, Br. a) 1,040, J. A. Martin, 15th Oct., —Saigon 9th Oct, Wing Sing.

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