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APPRECIATION OF SILTER.

Silver currency countries are beginning to have their revenge on those in which gold has become the, metallle mandard of exchange. "It is true, the swing of the pendulum his pot gone far: mough to affect appreciably the prices of commodillas, Duding the last twelve monthe there has been an advance of 314, par ounce of silver, but that gain still leaves the anchangu valda so low is za. 8jd, par ouoco, a very different Bgore to the dod, per, ounce which was the tariff at the middle of last, can. tury, At one time, indeed, tha exchange with India actually mulcted the "grif" who took out a cash supply of gold, some zd, per rupes. "for conversion into that coln). It was the enor

'mous development of silver-production in the United States, Australia, Siberia, and Mexico that rendered it almost unsaleable at onë time. Ta project itself against that excessive cheap- ness operating band in hand with free colaage, the Indian Government had to clore the private minte and establish an arbitrary currency valus. There were other influences tending to relieve the strain consequent on supply having become largely in excess of demand, the chief being "the gradual exhaustion of the enormous amount „stored at Washington, and the larger use of the

cheapened metal for ornamental and domestic- purposes. Glob...

A LIVING TOMB.

Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 12. "Professor” W, A. Barclay, ■ negro hypnotist, "hypnotised his white, wife and, in the presence of a large gathering of the public, buried her in

a coffin under eight feet of earth.

The "professor" announced that he would leave his wife buried for six days. After dig ging her up again and reviving her, he declare ed she would be as fit and well as before burial,

The ceremony took place at Rockport Gar. dens. The grave was already dug when the *professor" and his wife arrived, and the coffin -was placed by its side. Mrs. Barclay slepped into the coffin, lay out at full length, and closed her eyes peacefully.

"Professor" Barclay, after making passes øver his wife's head, announced thật she was hypnotised and ready for burial. The coffin lid was then fastened down and the coffin was lowered into the grave. The earth was then piled on the coffin to a depth of eight lest.

Barclay assured the people that his wife was

•not in the'slightest degree affected by the buri. al and suffered no discomfort. In fact, he said, she was much better off than a good many who ware walking on the earth.

When the full detalls of the burial became known a storm of protest was raised in Kings

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY JANUARY

For Sale.

FOR SALE

Vasseliin Fork

Allsacralg, Br, ka, 2,156, A. H. Moody, 18th Jan-Moreran 8th: Jan, Coal—D. & Co., WELSBACH'S IN-DOOR &

Borneo, Gen 2., 1,184, F. Sembili, azad Tan, OUT DOOR 4-LIGHTA -Sandakan ryth Jan., Timber, M. & Co

ARC Bourbon, Fr. 90, Le Bail, aird Jany GAI LAMPI DAFOXED

LIGHTS

Do

HARP LANYS Do. MAN TLES, CHIK- WEYA, GLO- BE SHA DES,&C. &C... and INCAN DESCENT GASOLINE LAMPS of all. descriptions from best makers.

NAPHTHA OF the best kind for "GABO LINE LAMPS and GA30- EN- LINK GINES, kept in stock.

TAI KWONG C 109, Des Vœux Road Central. Honghone, and January, 1007.,

Shipping

Arrivala.

163

Empire, Br. 3. 4.cco, P. T. Helms, 3rd

Jan Kobe 18th Jan., Gen.-G., L., & Co. Lingchow, Br. 28, 1,215, H. Harder, tud

Jan-Shanghai zoth fan, Gen.-3. & S. Triomph, Ger. «^., 678, J. C. Hansen, 23rd

Jan Haiphong acth Jan, and Hollow sand, Gea.-J. & Ca Devanha, Br. 1., 4,785. T. H. Hide, R.N.R.

24th Jan-Bombay qil Jan., and Singa pore 19th, Malls and Gen.-P. & Q. S. N. Co..

Arcadia, Br. 86, 1112. A. L. Valentini, 24th

Jan-Shanghai zend Jan, Mails and Gen. -P.&O. S. N. Co.

Gregory Apcar, Dr. **. 2,961, S. H. Betron,

24th Jan.-—-Calcutta Bth Jan.. via Penang

and Singapore 8th, Gen.-D. S. & Co.,

I.d.

Joshin Maru, Jap. vs. 702, H. Ohta, 24th Tan.Tamsul via Amoy and Swatow 23rd TRD. Gen.-O. 5. K.

Hongkong, Fr. 5.5, 242, E. Careil. 24th Jan.,

Haiphong and Hojhow 23rd Jan, Gen.~~. A. R. M.

Disaranose at the Harbour Office.

Honetan I, for moy. Quarta, for Saigon. Nikke Maru, for Nagasaki.

ton. Foster Davis, who has control of. Rock-Devanto, for Shanghai, port Gardens, sent à letter to Barclay đẹclaring | Chrangci zw, for Amay, that he had op idea of the realistle character of

the performance, and adding -

"In these circumstances I must ask you to be good enough to make arrangements to dislater your wife this evening."

•

Barclay, on receiving the letter, replied that be had pledged his word to the public that he would bary his wife alive for six days, and he did not mean to break it,

.

"Professor" Barclay kept his wife in her living tomb for top hours. She rested in a special coffin, to which two air shafts one foot and six Inches wide were attached.

The grave was surrounded by immense crowds day and night, and the negro nemple took turas at peering through the air shafts to satisfy themselves that she was not fad. She' remained, in the same rigid position through- out, and when she was brought up it was found that she was perfectly well, but had lon eight pounds in weight,

Barclay claims to have done the same thing before, and now offers to hypnotice any oth y person and keep him asleep in a glass case for advertising purposes in a show window

The blacks of Kingston are terribly excited over the Incident, and for several days were almost on the verge of hysteria.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

Selling.

|

Folk, for Canton,

Frutang, for Keban, Austria, for Shanghai. Hilary, for Saigon. Allicrate, for Singapore.

Departures. Jan. 24. Nikko Maru, for Nagasaki,' Heimdal, for Saigon. Mathilde, for Haichong. Prominent, for Saigon." Skramstid, for Saigon. Mandasan Maru, for Rangoon Benvarlich, lat. Nagasaki, -

Cheng Chew, for Amoy, Arefrid, for Canton. Austria, for Shanghai.

Passengers arrived.

·Pez Gregorý Apcar, from Calcutta, &c.—Mr. G. Apcar, Mrs. Belson and child, Mr. J. W. Price, 1,236 Chinese, and 6 Japanese,

Per Empire, from Yokohama for Sydney-- Miss Helms For Hongkong-Messrs. J.

Stokes and W.Stoker. From Kobe for Sydney Miss J. C. Wilson. For Melbourne-Master and Mrs. Fampson.

Per Arcadia, from Shanghai for London- Miss Bell, and Mr. P. W. Sharpe. For Bombay

Messa M. A. Kazaroni and J. D. Gurther, For Hongkong-Messrs. Chapsal, H. Themp. son, A. F. Wheen, H. 1. Williamson, H. R. Macaulay, H. R. Boyd, Col-Serg-Major Sargean, M. Weill, M. Murry, 1 Jew, and i Mohammedan. From Yokohama for Sin • pore Mr., Mrs, and Miss Mitchell, and 2 Japanese.

Saigon 10th Jan, Rice-Man Fat, iki Chunsang, Br, a 4,417, R. Cox, 21st Jan,

-Saigon 15th Jan, Gen.--J, M, & Co. Empress of Indin, Br, .., 3,032, E. Beetham, R.KR., 14th Jan.-Vancouver, (B.G.) 23h Dec., and Shanghai 11th Jan, Malls and Gen.-C. P. R. Co

Per Devanda, for Hongkong from Bombay London-Bank TIT. ....../2 11/16-Messrs. Mehta, Jan Mabomed and L. Arti

Do, demand...............................

......2/21 | ould. From London-Miss Parsons, Mr. and Do 4 months' sight......1/3 1/16 Mrs A. C Perry, Messrs. 1 W. Harris, I.

France-Bank T,T. .....'... America-Bank T.T. ...........

Germany-Bank T,T.

India T.T. biconsinin Do demand.......

«.... (1999.544 |

Falk, Mor, B. 1:380, G. M. Gundersen, #3rd

Jan-Wakamatsu 17th Jan, Coal-S W. & Co. "HA

INA FRA BÉCamera-Expected,

·From:

2411

Adams, P. R.

SKONG:

Hewatt, Hon. 2. A

Almar

Innes, Capt. R.

Joki, J. P. F...

Apcar, G. and servant, Hewalt, Mr. E. A. Alop, Mrs. R.

Hunter, A. G.. Diogo Main J. Sizgapore ‚„N, Y. K. Jan. 27 Sipp n.Mare„Japan)

ailey, Mr. and Mr. Ingold, Mr. & Mrs. F. ...T. K, K. Jan. 28 Prins Heinrich Japan AM. & Co

28 W. 8.

Baker, A. S. Tetemi Mari». Apan

N. Y. K Vamsang Padman Colombo M. & Co..

M.

& Colan 31, Harentzen, P., -Eastern ..... ... Systey Li&Corbett, R, 11.2-

a. 31 Baltiscombe, H. G. "Athénium, „Vancouver C. P. R. Corab

P. Bigismund.. Sydney M. & Co. Tainan Sydney... B. & S. Feb

· VOCK RETURNS,

HONGKONG AND„WHAMPO^" POÇKİ,

Hengshan ...............

Faulung, Br. 18, 1,410, Malkin, z1st Jan,- | H.M.B. Whiting MM.

Mororan 13th Jaq., Coal:—J., M; & Co., Frithjof, Nor. .s., 801, H. A. Haraldeen, 19th Fan, Tourane 15th Jan, Gen-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Fukura Maru,"Jap. «s, 1,945,*K. Mori, 19th „Tan,,—Moji:13th Jan., Coal.—M. B. K. N Holstein, Ger. 3.4 1,103, A. Niejobr, 18th Jan-Hon-Cohe 9th Jan., and Holbow Tóth, Salt, and Pigi~J; & Co. Hong Wan I, Br... 2,060, J. L.. Slaker, and Jan.-Singapore 17th Jan, Gen-Joo Teck Seng. Ichang, Br... 1,231, W. L. Jones, roth Japa

Hongay. 8th Jan, Gen.-B. &′ ́§. Indradeo, Br. 1.4., Easterbrod, 19th Jan,

· Sydney 24th Dec, Coal—9, T, & Co. Kaifong, Br. u., 892, E. Fin'ayton, rýth Jan,

-Cebu and Ilállo 10th Jan., Sugar-B, & 5,

Kaga Mama, Jap, Cây 3,6or, M. J. Curnow, |

20th Jan Seattle, Wash. L.S.A. 1st Jan., Floor and Gen.—N, Y.-K.

2.0 McKenzie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ponsonby. From

·Cibraltar—Mr. W. Langhy. From Marssilles Measts. F. G. Forde, A, G. Hunter, Mrs. .2.18 Bullen, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Catlow, From 164 Brindisi-Dr. and Mrs, Parkhurst, From Port

Said Mr. G. L. Carlisle, From Colomba- Mr.

Llewelly's native servant. From Penang Sir Matthew Man And Buivant Sir Matthew Nathan and native servant,, 1oCapt. Coleman and native servant, Mr. Ponsen

mm 1654

Singapore T.T.", com umimoot† 2 'pram:

Shangbai–Bank T.T.

Japan--Bank T.T...

Java-Bank T.T.

Buying,

'4 months' sight L/C........

́ 6 mon;hs' sight L/C........

Kanju Maru, Jan, s. 1,341, Hashimoto, 23rd Jan-Canton 2 nd Jan., Coal-Fukusel & Co....

Katin, Nor. s. 698, G. Petterson, 7th Jan,

Haiphong 5th Jan, Gen.-Aagaard, Thorn sou & Co.

Kowloon, Ger..., 2,356, H. Stebr, 23rd Jan.,

-Chinkiang 19th Jan, Cen.-S. & Co. Laisang, B... KS, 3,460, P. M. B. Lake, rớth Jan-Calcutta 30th Dec, Penang and Singapore 8th Jan, Gen.), M. & Co. Loongsang, Br. $.3., 1,002, A. G. Smith, 21st Jan.-Manila 18th Jas., Gen.-J., M. & Ca

Loosok, Ger. 8.8., 1,074, G. Schultson, 23rd Jan.Bangkok 14th Jan, and Anghin r5th, Rice and Wood.--B. & S.

Loyal, Ger. 5.6., 1,337, F. Natzins, 21st Nov

Bangkok gih Nov.. Rice and Gen.-S., W & Co.

Besch, W. M. 8, Herchard, JA

{ Barthet, Mins M

ervliet, A. Vás (Vice-

Joughie, J. G.

Kill, T.

KUDIA, P. *Lang, Joha

Lehra, P Llewellyn, M. and

Herwant

Ranaut C. Peter [tooth, B, Wiế Bramley, Harry Bradning Mrt

Murph

Nighalson, D. M

Peacock, Miss Ansis

Fatura, Major & Mrs.

Conningham, Mr. and Forrit

elenay, LAT

and Mr. H

*

Halton, Mr. and Mrs.

Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs. Silverstone, M. L

Conent for Belguim) Lloyd, Mrs,” A La and fans 19 LEJÁTSZ

1rbeck, R.,

Hienay, Mr. & Mrs. §., Lopes, J. M.

Mus

Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W. Manville, Mr. and Max

Mr. and Mrs. C R. and Indian

BUTTO

Marroll, Dr. O.

at Keenon Dork

flood, G.

-

Kwongchaw A

Prink Waldemar ...... Perlo

Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Merten, (

W. W.

C

Moore, S.

trighton, F. G. Broughall, Mr. & Mrs.

Monteagle Sorsogon 7. Y. de Aldeco Fronde vorbites Proteus Lekið

Empress of India ........... Petrarch............... Kaga Maru.............. Peng Fei

Campbell, L. F. Carter, Mr. and. Mrs.

W.L

Carter, A,

Chapman, H. K.V.C.,

Tandinabe, Dr. flunnibal, W. A. Hemperle Mr. fiatzenberg, Him

Mr.J. Houghtor, W. V.

Humphrey, H.'S.

Hurley, Fred, C.,

Moore, Dr. and Mr. Jack Ma C. M.

W. B.A

Neish, Mr. and Mrs. R. Newborn, Mr. & Mrs

R. H. Newington, A. G. Niatert, H. F.

Herbert B.17

-Square, Miss 'M.'.

Stevenson, Lt-Comdr,

and 'Mrs.

Walker, ET

Walt, Muscl Williams, G

Wilson, Frank

Wilson, Sam

Jackson, Mr. & child Zeus, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kimura, N.

Krauss, G. L.

CHINA COAST-METEOKOLOGICAL REDIKS

January 23rd, 1907, m.m.

tirostock.78.1.

Đặt Thị Hạ

! muro.....6 mm 130.01

Cosmopolitas

Major A.

***

Chapman, B. F.

Nygaard, A.

Nuno, Mr.

Paice, A. E.

M

Chatham, Hon. & Mrs. Paton, S. C

kudate

H [30.03

.W.

Peake, W.

30.06

Chatham Miss

Chichester, D'A‚‚Øj

Perkini, Mr. and Mrs.

T. L

30 0

azasaki ..........

yoshima...

130.1

30.0

30.05

higakijima.

2993

Post Office,

A Mail wili oloas for Shanghai, Moll, Kobe and Yokohama-Fer Desanka, asth Jang 9 ▲ M.

Haiphong Per Hongkong, asth Jan, AM Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launce: son, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth Far Fowata Marw, 25th Jan., IT & M Macao-Par Sul Tai, 25th Jan., 1,15-P.M. Manila-Per-Loongsang, 25th Jun., 3 FM Swatow, Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghal-Per Changchow, asth Jan., 3 P.M.

Tsingtao and Chafoo-Par Hangchow, 251

3 P.X.

Ja

Timer, Port Darwin, Thursday Jaland, Cooktown Caira, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Ferth-Per Empire, 16th Jan, 10 AM.

Manila Per Rudi, 26th Jau, to Am. Europa, &c.. India, um Thioro-Pa Arcadia, 26th Jan, 11 A.1.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta- Par Letang, 26th Jan, 2PM.

Macad-Por Sai Tai, 26th Jan, 1.15 P.M.“ Sandakan-Per Massang, 26th Jan', 3 P.M. Saigon-Per Yawan, 26th Jan., 3. P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hai- Swatow, Amoy and Tamaui-Per Joskin Maru, 26th Jan., P.M

Ter Kwongsang, 26th Jan.. P.M.

Bwalow and Shanghai

Manila, Ger. 5.8., 1,108, J. Minasen," 17th Jan, -Sydney 21st Dec, Gen.-M. & Co. Mausang, Br. 2.1., 1,644, R. Houghton, 15th, 20

Jan.-Sandakan 9th Jan, Timber.-I, M. & Ca. Mongolia, Am, 5, 8.750, R, H, Hathaway,

19th Jan, San Francisco 21st Dec Honolulu 28th, Yokohama 9th Jan, Kobe 13th, Nagasaki'zgth, and Shanghai 17th, Mails and Gen.-P. M. 5. S. Co. Monteagle, Br. ss., 3,953; 5. Robinson, 14th Sept, Vancouver 20th Aug., and “hang, hal futb, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C.

P. R. Co.

Neil MacLeod, Am, as, 401, E. Corral, 19th June, Manila 16th June, Ballast-Barret to & Co..

N. S. de Rosario, Am: 8, 715, M. Lopes, Blanco, 12th June,Manila th June, Dalinst-Barretto & Co

Nord, Not. 8.3., 730, G. Haraldsen, 15th Jan

Iloilo, P.J. 9th Jan, Sugar and Sapauwood -Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Phra ang, Ger. 3.8., 1,011, F. v. Mangelsdorf, 21st Jan-Bangkok and Swatow 10th

Jan Rice and Gen.--M. & Co. *... Phuyen, Fr. 6.5., 1,150, Buisson, 21st Jan Saigon Ifth Jan, Rice,—B. & Co. Pitsanulok, Ger. x.s., 1,767, D. Reimer, 21st

Jan Bang ok 13th Jan, Rice and Wood ---B, & S

Shanghal-Par Zchung,f26th Jan,, 5 PM. Macho-Per Sut. Taf, 27th Jan., 1.15 PM. Kod and Sandakan-Per. Borneo, '39th

OA.N.

Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Per Gregory Apcar, 19th Jan., TO A.M.

|

0.8.0.,. Major. A. A. Pernotte, Mr. Chichester, Mr. A. A. Pfordien, A. R. Vos Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Philpot, L. D. Clark, M. O

der

T. W. Clegg, N., Eng.-L. Powell, W, A.

Picton, J. B,

Proshaw, C. M.

and Mrs.

Cole, Mr. and Mrs, C. Pritchard, It,

Coloham, H. JAK Colvin, H. EV Connor, J. L. Copplestone, Mr. and

Mr. Coulthart, J. Crook, A, H.. Cruickshank, A. Davies, F, 0. Donald, W. B. Doolittle, F. H. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.X

Downing, Mr. and Mr.

T: C. and infant Dunlop, G. A.

Dupree, W. 5. *.

Kinstmann, W. Evan-Jones, Mr.

Mrs. E.-

airchild H. J. Fischer, & Fisher, H. G Fletcher, H. L... Franklin, C. B.

F

H.

Ricken

4.

Ripley, C. B.

Roach, Mrs. J. S. and

child Rowaldt, S. B.

Rutherford, Mr. & Mrn,.

N, H

Rutherford, R. O. Sandes, Miss FIE, Searle, Rev. G. A Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs.

E. Bruce Skien, A. Spittles, J. S.

W. T. Stebbing Stephens, H.

*Sutherland, P. D. ·

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs

and Thompson, Miss H. M.

Thompson. H.

Toledano, Tb. Topliss, H. J.

Tredwen, C

Uffel, W. Von.

Unbehaun, C. H.

Fuller, Stuart

J..

Vestris, Miss

મા

Watkin's C, E.

(American Vice Cón.. Wakefield, Mri. M.

Frost, B. I..

General)

Fuller, Denman

Grant, A. W.

Green J. H.

Honolulu and San Francisco--Per Mongolia,

Shanghal Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Harman, Mrs. &

29th Jan, 11 A.M.

Wilkinson, H.

Wishart, I. B. ·

Wisbart, L. I.; Wood, G. G.

maid. Young, J. A.

PRAK

Manila-Per Taming, 29th Jan, 3 P.M. Tiibodas, 29th Jan, 4 P.M..

Shanghal, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Alecander, Lady

Austin, F. Prian Heinrich, 30th Jan., 11 AM,

&c India, via.. Tuticorin Ter Backhouse J Manits, Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Brayn, R. H.

Bolton, Mr.

Herbertahohe. Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Chalmers, J. H.

Merapi, Brisbane, Sydney, Carruthers, E. S. Adelaids and Perth-Per Manila, 1st Feb Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

1) AM.

Shanghai-Fer Shacksiwr, 1st Feb.. 3 P.M. Manila-Per Zofre, and Feb., 11 AM.

H. W.

Cobden, A. S. Darling, Col.

The Parcel mall will be closed at 5 pm. to David, E,

Prima, Nor. s. 761, B. A. Meyer, 22nd Jan,morrow, the 25th instant.

-Mororan, (Japan) 12th Jan., Slippers.-- Wallem & Co.

E The Postal Guide for 1907, and the Prometheus, Nar.sk, 1,023, O. Kornetenssen, revised tariff of Parcel Post Rates are now 22nd Jan, Bangkok via Swatow I thready and on sale at the General Post office

and all the British Postal Agencies in China. Jan,, Gen.-N, Y. K.

Rubí, Br. 1.4., 1,611, R. W. Almond, 21st Jan.,

Manila 1th Jan., Gen.-S., T. & Co. Sarsogan, Am, 18, 418, Vitteris, 7th Sept

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast-Order. Skuld, Nor. ., 947, A. Odd, 31st Jan,

Saigon 15th Jan, Rice-Aagaard, Thore Tibodas, Dut. *, 2,959. P. Zwart, 22nd Jan-Makassar 14th Jan., Gen.-3. C.-J.

L

Ulv, Nor. L., 830, J. Pedersen, zych Jan—”

Saigon rith Jan, Rica and Flour Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Undine, Nor. 9.6., 1,113, H. Thorkjomsen, ajrd Dec-Chiefoo 17th Dec, Geo-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

David, A. J.

Dixon, C. F.

Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

Fowler, E, A, M. Fraser, Lieut. Gale, Capt. J. R. Gelsihtope, Mr. Greenbill, Mr. Money Letter-The Post Office Gregory, A. declines all responsibilify for unregistered Hazeland, F. A.

Letters containing bank notes or jewellery, Hockaday, W. T. will make no enquiries into alleged losses of Jeffries, H. U and where Registration has been neglected | Jacks, P. such letters (Postal Guide 121.)

VISITORS AT ENERGIZER,

:

Occ

:

Brown, Mr. W. S. Pellen, Mr. Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Piper, C.

1. R. and a children Simpson, Mr. and Mr. Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Τ. Κ.

Simpson, Mrs. W, M. Victoria, Ch. F., Messer,, 23rd Jan-Canton Gow, W.

and child 22nd Jan., Gen.-M. &.Co.

Gow, Mn, W. and a Tabot, D. Yawata Maru, Jap. ., 2,366, T. L.. Harrison,

Children

Thomas, Lt.-Comdr. L, aand Jan-Nagasaki 25th Jan, Geo.-N. | Lowe, T. C.

Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Y .K.

Munro, Miss A.

R. and child Yruos, Am. 18, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct, | Newman. P.

Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Cheng, Yunnan, Fr. 9.3., 1,206, W. Jones, 23rd Jin-

Canton 22nd Jan., Gen.-B. & S.

SAILING VESSELS,

B. Sutton, Am, ship, 1,639, Buimenu, sand Doc-Halphong Tet Dec., Ballast.-A. K. & Co.

Alacrity Ponape, Ger. sch., 110, H, Martes, 1st Dee, Astrea

NAME.

Ships Passed The Canal,

Consul

Britomart Prince George, bk., 472, A. R. Andinob, Cadmus

18th Oct-Manila 26th Sept., Old Trop Cherub Order.

Clio Diadem Fame

H

Flors..

by and native servant, Sister Stollard, Mrs. V.Yap och Dec., Ballast German Bramble ............934

Lee, Massrs. D. Talbot, T. Liang Woo, P. Choon Rak and F. W. Rees. For Manile from ........1/34 |; London - Mr. Annailey. For Shanghai from Bombay Mr. and Mrs Copplestons, and >>...2/31 30 days sight San Francisco & New York...54 Mrutherford, and Mise McQuillan. From Reilly. From London-Miss Clarke, Sergt. 4 months' sight.

Marsilles-Mr. H. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Lu infants, and amah,

do.

558

30 days sight Sydney and Melbourne......31

6 months' sight

” sampinamadpup.86 4 months' sight Germany....... 7.34 Bar Silver ..................31 7 16

wland rate...............rapoptos

***

..sloop

Jones, Patrick Josling, L. Col. Joseph Mr. and

E.'S.

*

Long, E. P. H.

Miller, Mr.

Mitchell, K.

Moon, Mr. and Mri. Moreno, Mr. Mahle, Ex

Newman, Mr. and Mrs

B. I...

Painter, Major & Mrs. Panico, Mr. and Mrs.

R,

Phillips, Mafor

Potte, H.

Reid, R.A.M.O., Lt-Cal

J. M. Riggs, Mr.

Rissland, Mr. & Mrs.

·H.

Sawer, Mrs. W. E. Schmidt, Dr.

Seymour, L-Col. and

Mr. Sinclair, A. Smith, A. Findlay Tallidge, Mr.

Tumor, R. R. Vaughan-Lea, Mrs.

Mrs. West, J.-J..

White, Dr. and Mra. Kelsall, R.A., Major and Wilder, A, P.

Mr.

Williamson, Mrs. Kept, R.A., Col. & Mrs, Wilson, J. W. Knight, C, G

4

"CRAIGIEBURN,

| Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, Mt, and Mrs.

R. J.

Smith, E. Grant

Grani

Dann, C. H.

Gaskell, Mr, and' Mrs, Olpp, Dr. and Mrs. Pyo, E. Borges

Smith, Party

Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montagun

Weihaiwai... m. 30,31]

ink M Kinkiang

Shangha

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