Intimation.
LIMITED.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANI'S,
ESTABLISHED¡A:D. 1847.
The following PORTS and SHERRIES bottled in Europe have been especially selected and pro- cured from the celebrated Firm of
C. G. SANDEMAN.
SONS & CO.
London, Oporto and Xeres.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1907.
MURIGAGE.
BATHA CHIEF JUSTICE'S DECISION,
The facts of the case, according to the statement of claim, were to the effect that on 12th November, 1901, one Li Fuk, who had Tigg Pun, died in Canton, leaving property in Inherited certain property from his father, Li this Colony, Jncluding a lossphold property knows and registered as section D of Marine Lot No. 163 (the property in question); and having by his will appointed the plaintif
SALE OF RACE PONIES.
This afternoob, outside the City Hall, Motars, Hughes and Hough, auctioneers, pat op for sgle by public roup forty-three lots of race and polo ponies.
Following is the result of the sale :-. -
China pony, sold for $80)
* Disposer, bought by Mr. J. J. Leiria, 590,
3 Disaster; Mr. Schovalt; $40.
44 Zulu Chief, sold for $45.
5 Manchurian Chief, S130, 1, 100
6 Cabic, grey China griffin, 13.1, $40. 7 Crisis, bay China pony, 13.0. Winner of races in Chefoo, 3rd in Ladies' Purse this meeting, Mr. W. J. Clarke $180.
'8 · Cupid, bay griffin, 13.0, $55.
No: Savvy, bay. Winner of Wong-nai- choog Stakes and and in Navy Cup, $200.
10 Whitehaven, $70..
ri Cao Pass, gray, 5125."
12. White Nile, grey, 13.0. - 513ờ
Installation of electric
"light, as per last 12:
account my
I ass written off, as per last report. GAN,
030.00
Stock of linen, crockery and glass.
Shares in public companies
hold sundries and stationery as per inventories Licenses attaching to half year, to
30th June, 1997- Value of steam launch......R Sundry debtors..........ipizimin Hongkong and Shanghai Baoking
40,702,46
Stock of wine, provisions, housa
38,385.63
$1796.31
2,503.24
5,000.00
40,548.08
985.00
162.50
1,980,381.74
.
Corporation (Unclaimed....... Dividend Account) Cash in handzimmerriežių sist
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT." For the Six Months ending 31st December, 1906. Dr.
13 Dublin, grey. Winner of Lucky Cup To Bad debts and refundi $100.
"Kalos comissió
14 Iron grey China pony, 595.
15 Laverugle's Hope, grey, 3rd in Valley Stakes, $55.
16 The Skean Dhu, blick, 3rd in Garrison Cup and and in Jockey Cup, $55.
:17. The Emerald, 585.. 13 Brown griffia, $190. 19 Brown griffio, Sto. 20 Beaufort, bay, $70. at Bilsdale, cream, $150 az Craves, $65,
the result that it was practically useless to the donations only fell off some $1,500-D FRAUDULENT expect them to act as carriers except at pro- the total amount given in 1906, being hibitivo rates. * Turning from Newchwang| $8,714.94 as compared with $10,821,03 in when it was closed by the winter, t several the previous year, while the Hospital merchants tried Dalay but with little success. Sunday collections were under the total
This morning, at the Supreme Court-Sir The German flag was the first to appear in realised in, 1905 by the sum of $150.
Francis Pigg, Chief Justice, presiding-judg A. S. WATSON & CO., the roadstend, and several shipping com- Ong result, possibly of the diminutionment was given in the case in which a woman panies announced their intention of making in the revenue was that the hospitals named Cheung Shi, adias, Ll Cheung Shi, Dalny a port of call, but they reckoned, with were run more economically than before, in sought for a declaration that a mortgage on out their host, and the result was that those spite of the fact that there were more certain property in Wing Lok Street was noll plans were abandoned, and Dalny was left patients treated and an extra hospital, the and void. to the Japanese shipping companies, The Ho Min Ling, had to be worked. There writer alleges that every pound of Japanese can be no doubt that much good is being goods that enters Dalny, no matter whether done at these institutions and many resic- it belongs to the Japanese Government or ents have benefited from the treatment pro 10 Japanese firms is described as military vided by the medical officers to patients apply supplies and passed through without un- ing for relief. We read in the report for the past necessary delay. The American indictment year that in the out-patient department the proceeds: "In a few, a very few instances, total number treated was 15,982 individual British concerns have been able to persuade the military administration to rent 'ware houses and offices to them, and have used the Japanese steamship lines to transport their supplies to Dalny. But there their goods remain. They find that it is in possible to ship anything on the railway into the interior." The same rule applies at Dalny as exists at Newchwang," The British-American Tobacco Company, is ap parently one of the few concerns which has managed to obtain a footing in the country, but that is attributed to the fact that the cigarettes manufactured by the company are so greatly superior to the Japanese article that even the Japanese themselves refuse to smoke anything else. It is sug gested that there might be a market for American flour in Manchuria, but the writer of the article in question is not hopeful From the foregoing it will be seen that the author is strongly anti-Japanese and is apt to view the situation through darkened should prove an important addition to the Ade believed to be Li. Fuk, the owner of the Stakes, and and in "Homocea"! Cup, $345 glasses. He has not a good word to say for surgical appliances. Altogether, it is satis property, executed on March 28th, 1906, an them, no commendation of their enterprise, | factory to know that the Colony is provided indenture of mortgage of the said property to 31d in Jockey Cup, 3rd in 'Nil Desparandumi no recognition of their patriotism, which, with these institutions whose work is speci$10,000 which was lent and paid over by the the defendant in consideration of a sum of consequently, detracts considerably from the ally concerned with the alleviation of pain defendat on March 29th. This mortgage, value of his observations and leads to the and suffering in women and children, and it which defendant claimed to be valid and conclusion that the article is not wholly is to be hoped that those who are in a posi-subsisting, was duly registered in the Land devoid of exaggeration. It may be "quite tion to influence the minds of the dwind- true that the Japanese, being first in the King Chinese class which still bears a preju- field after the war, are bent on holding the dice towards Western medical treatment will market they gained in advance of foreign com-use their power in that direction, not for petitors. But it is scarcely conceivable that getting at the same time to assist the Sinan they would seek to do so by other than fair cial position of the hospitals. means, or nullify the promises they made to the great trading nations by resolutely depriving them of any benefits that may accrue from the "open door" in Manchuria.
PORTS.
Per Case $15.00 18.00
18.00
DOUKO
OLD TAWNY.......
INVALID.
ESTRELLA
FIVE DIAMOND
27:00
VERY OLD TAWNY...
43.00
OLDEST & FINEST..
50.00
SHERRIES.
24.00
Pet Cas
LIGHT DRY ....... $13.00
SOLERA
VERY PALE DRY'
18.00
18,00
FULL GOLDEN..
21.00
PALE DRY NUTTY... FINE OLD BROWN...
24.00
30.00
AGENTS.
ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.
Hongkong, and January, 1907,
(31
The Hongkong Celegraph
Cases and the total number of attendances executrix on April 27th, 1906, probate was 28,013. "Winie in the last few years granted to the plaintiff. On March 28th some increased facilities have been provided person, to the plaintiff unknown, impersonating throughout the Colony for Chidese who
li Fuk, deceased, executed an indesture of mortgage on the said leasehold property for wish to avail themselves of Western medical $10,000, and on March 29th the mortgage was treatment, there has yet been a steady registered at the Land Office. The plaintif increase in the number of out-patients therefore claimed a declaration that the said treated at the Alice Memorial and Affiliated mortgage was null and void; delivery up of the said indenture to be cancelled; an order Hospitals, As a large proportion of the
that the registration of the mortgage in cases are surgical, and ophthalmic, the ex- pense of carrying on the work is consider the Land Office be expunged; and such For the defence it was maintained that Li able of the out-patients 5,211 required further or other relief as the Court thought it, surgical dressings, while in the wards about Fuk was, and so far as the defendant knew, 10,000 cases were surgically dressed-mak | still, subject to a mortgage, the owner ing a total of 15,000." These figures speak tain leasehold property in Hongkong kapwa for themselves and are eloquent evidence of and registered as section B of Marina Lot 163. the unostentatious but none the less invalu.The defendant (Ma Fu Sums) further denied able work which is being quietly done at the that, Li Fuk died on November 12th, 1951, or on any other date, or at all. It was not true various affiliated hospitals. One member that the plaintiff was appointed executrix of his of the Committee stated that subscrip will; or that probate of the said will bad at any tions have been collected for the installa- time been granted to plaintiff. Further the tion of a Rontgen Rays outfit, which defendant said that the man whom he bona
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
IT is notified that the Ride Meeting of the C.U.S.R.A. will be held on 18th of March and. following days
LEAVE of absence to England, on urgent pri rate affairs, has been granted to Captain C. C. Vercker, Royal Garrison Artillery, from 10th March to 30th September, 1957.
Office,
cer-
Mr. M. W. Slade, who was instructed by Mr. D. V. Stevenson, of Messrs. eacon, Looker and Deacon, appeared for the plaintiff The
E. Pollock, xc, instructed by Mr. C. F. Dixon, of Mr. John Hastings' office,
defendant was represented by the Hon. Mr. H.
le delivering judgment the Chief Justice said that the important question of law would be considered later, but he would give judg ment on the question of faci, He found that
Li Fuk had died, and be thought it advisable to give judgment in the interest of both parties. The mortgage, he said, was a fraudulent one. It was not made by Li Fuk and he could find with fraud. Judgment in favour of the nothing to connect Ma Fu Suma, the defendant, plaintiff was passed.
AN INSURANCE SQUABBLE. QUESTION OF 3.8. MACAU'S" INSURANCE.
At the Supreme Court, this morning, before his honour Sir Francis Piggott, Chief Justice, Q. Yao Tani, a merchant, brought an action
By kind permission of Lt. Col-Price, 1.5.04 and Officers, the land of the 129th (Duke of Cannaught's Own Baluchis) will play, the fogaiast the Fook On Assurance and Godown towing-programme of music, at the King Ed. Company, Limited, of No. 123 Des Voeux ward Hotel, during dinner, to-morrow, the 28th Road Central, to recover the sum of $40,000, being the amount of the insurance of a certain. instant, (weather permitting):
ship, which foundered in the September ty. phoon, and which, it was alleged, was insured with the defendant.company.
March considen.“ B.M.5. Camperdown"..Clade Overture.... ......" William Tell"... Valve...“Caremante
Selection...... ......."Veronique "
Runni ..Lambori ..btesmager.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED, We are asisted to this conclusion by referring to the speech, delivered by Mr. A. Haupt a chairman of the recent meeting of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora tion. He regarded the opening of Man. Tur following details joined this station yes cburia as extremely favourable to Hong-terday per s.s. Auising from Calcutia,: 24 men, kong generally and made no allusion to 129th Baluchis. any obstacles placed by Japanese 'officials in the way of fair and honest competi. tion in the North. Indeed, his view of the situation was extremely sanguine, for he said: "We are now able to record a greatly HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1997. improved movement; cargo is already going more freely to Manchuria and there is good AN AMERICAN 'INDICTMENT,
reason to expect that the opening of the ice Ever since the Japanese Government debound ports next mouth will see a more clared Newchwang and Daloy open ports, active demand, considerably reducing stocks doubts have been suggested by merchants Belter trade in the North will no doubt be of other nations as to the exact interpreta- reflected here to some extent and with the tion which should be placed on the word assistance of moderately good rice crops, "open." American traders have not been which we can at least hope fur, we should slow to assert that while these ports which find better times ahead than we are leaving give admittance to goods consigned to Man. behind," From that we are inclined to he churia arc technically "open," the hind-lieve that the American writer has allowed rances and obstacles placed in the way of his imagination to run away with him in the foreign firms by the apanese officials have intensity of his patriotism, and has found been sufficient to prevent fair competition fault with a system which could not, have by the nationals of other countries. In been, perfected, at the time of writing in this connection a lengthy article appears November last. Being prepared in a recent issue of the San Francisco anxious resent Japanese competi-stolen a quantity of firewood from the barracks, Chronicle, the writer being Mr. Sam B. Tris- tion he has succeeded, probably, beyond sel, who is resident at Dainy. He pays: his own expectations in discovering "The Americans and others who accepted objections to the Japanese methods of trade Japan's invitation to share in the trade that operations. The unbiased tender will hardly would come through the opening of Muk- accept as gospel the views of a prejudiced den found when they sent their cargoes to writer, especially when those views are Newchwang for shipment Into the interior apparently diametrically opposed to these that Japan's idea, of the open-door policy held by an authority in the position of a differed very much from - the idea of other director of the Hongkong and Shanghai people," The first difficulty was met with, Banking Corporation. For the present, be alleges, at the Custom-house which is then, the Japanese Government and the under Japanese military supervision, It Japanese merchants are distinctly entitled to
to
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HONGKONG HOSPITALS.
Two Step......." Mr. Binks of New York ".....Raymond Intermezzo... ...** Moonlight
Skeich .................**The Husking Bee" Helection." The Orchid
God Save the King.
.Boggetil Thurlan
STAFF Sergeant E. Norton, of Mount Austin Harracks, charged three men before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, at the Police Court, this morning and with theit. The men were alleged to have,
Tsin Tau, a coolie, of tai-Hang Village, was charged with stealing Sa worth of the wood, Li Lin, of No. 71, Qeen's Road East, was also alleged to have appropriated 5 worth, and Lau San, of No. 3. Second Street, was reported to have got away with S worth of the word. They denied the charge, and the case. was remanded for further inquiries to be made.
MR. Jack Me Juliffe appeared before Commis sioner toward at the Singapore Court of Re quests on 11th February, on a judgment notice to explain why he had not paid Mr. E. G. Wills the $30 due him for wages, for which Mr. Wills had secured judgment with cosis: Mr. McAuliffe said that he had no money and had been coinpelled to sell all his things to secure funds with which to buy food. He had hoped to secure funds through an entertain ment he was giving at Jubilee Hall during the recent visit of the fiest, but the vessels left before the show could come off, The Com missioner ordered him to pay by the 28th inst. or go to gaol for three weeks.
Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. A., G. Jackson, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, appeared for the plaintiff, the defendants being represented by the Hon. Mr. i. E Pollock, K.C., who was instructed by Mr. C. F.
Dixon, of Mr. John Hastings' office.
The statement of claim set forth that the plain- tiff, a merchant in Macao, insured his.steam-
23 Enger, $55...
24 Ben Wyvis II, winner of Nil Desperan
dam Stakes, $135,
25 Asurual, Winner of "Homocea" Cup, $10.
26 Highland Gillia, grey (late Ardiul). Win- ner of the Gold Challenge Cup in Shanghai,
$50.
27 Highland Rover, gray, $155. 28 Highland Heather, grey. and in Valley Stakes, dead heat for and place in Hongkong agoHighland Bonnet, 3rd in Racing Stakes,
Stakes, and rod in the Lucky Cup, $160,
30 Wicked, bay, 180.
31 Biython, chestnut, $65. 32 The Jobber, $13%)
33 Bay pony. $75.
34 Zapeter, bay, Sigj.
35 Saladin, bay, $110.
36 Pathan, grey, 13.0. Winner of the jockey Cup. $135.
37 Grasshopper, grey, Srio,
38 Uff Chance, chestnut, $107.
39 Chestout China pony, 13.1, $105. 40 Roscommaa, 13.0'5105.
41 Robble, $65.
42 China hạck, $25. 43 Bay waler, $340.
*
THE HONGKONG HOTBL -COMPANY, LIMITED.
presented at the ordinary meeting of share- The report of the board of directors to be
holders, to be held at the company's Hotel at 13.30 p.m., on Wednesday, the 6th March, 1907, is as follows:
To the shareholders of the Hongkong Hotel Company, Limited.
Gentlemen,—In accordance with section 36 of the articles of association, the directors now beg to submit their report for the ball-year ended 31st December, 1906.
ACCOUNTS.
The profit on working account amounted to $3.959.18 as compared with $58,202.45 for the corresponding period of 19ng being a decrease
of $4 243.27.
*1
Less returned on de
624.34
Crows rent....but
509.44
2,983.20
+7
Fire insurance..iye
3,220.49
ebenture
$500,000 at 3% 15,001.00
bentures held by the
Company
2,666.90
12,313.10
Interest account ..............
5,871.97
Directors' and auditors' fees......
3,203,00
Balance, to be appropriated as
follows:-
To pay a dividend of ··
19
19 % korun....$ 6,000,00
Transfer to re-
pairs and renewals accountants Carry forward to
Dew account ......
By Halance from 30th June,
1906.... Less Dividend at
7,000,00
371.58
67.371.53
$ 96,123.07.
.....$80,212,04
10%........$60,000.00
Less Transferred
to furniture and
Eixtures account 8,154.05
· Less: Written off
from value of electric.iostalla-, •
tion ...... 2,000.01
570,154.04.
By Rents of shops and
offices, old building... $7,895.co
.. Rents of shops and
offices, new building... 2,903.50 Kanta of Hotel Mansions 21,000 co
+
-$10,057,99.
33.797.50
Dividends on shares in public N
companies
Scrip and transfer foot... ipin
Bad debis recovered.................'.........
Profit an Hotel working account
184 00 12.00 11.40
for the six months ending 31 December, 190653/5918
$96,112,07
REPAIRS AND RENEWALS ACCOUNT: For the six months ending 31st Dec, 1906.
To payment on account of repair
'and' renewals during the hall,
year ending 31st Dec 19 Bilik $15,675.94- Balance.ava
•
By Balance from last account
3.399.18
$19,075.12 ****** $19,975.10
· 5:9275 12.
CORRESPONDENOR.
THE PARSEE COMMUNITY IN
TEHERAN. M
י
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "Horangwa‡TLIGRAPH,” DEAR SIR-By the courtesy of His Excal
The profit and loss account, including the sum of S10,057.59 brought forward from 30th lency the Governor I aut empowered to hand Inne, 1906, shows acredit balance of $67,371.53, | you for publication the following tele. ram which the directors recommend should be From Minister, Teheran, in Governor, Hong,
kong.. apportioned as follows:-
26th February, 10.50 nm). "Please assure Parsee community Persino Government taking oneigelic steps protection Parsees.
"SPRING RICE!
$50,000.00
To pay a dividend of to per cent.
for the half-year .................. To transfer to repairs and renewals
account akreinacen onze stam 7,000.00 To carry forward to new account...
DIRECTORS.
37153
$67.371.53
Dr. J. W. Noble retires by rotation, but offers himself for re-election.
AUDIT.
ship--the Macau-with the defendant company for $40,000 on September 17th, 19 6, the vessel being then in the harbour of Hongkong and the policy was to remain in force until the Macou arrived at Amoy. In the typhoon of Septembemselves for re-election, ber 18th. the vessel was lost. By the terms and it was agreed that £55,000 of the value of the policy the steamer was valued at $95,000
The accounts have been audited by Messrs. H. U. Jeffries and A. K. Lowe, CA, who offer
should be insured by the owner himself and Pot with any other person. Plaintiff paid premia amounting to $1,300 and stamp duty, but on the vessel being lost the defendants re- pad ated all liability under the policy, and in consequence the plaintiffs brought the action for $10,000.
J. W. NOBLE, Chairman.
debentures
$600,000.00
Hongkong, roth February, 1907. A BALANCE SHEET, 31ST DECEMBER, 1906,
Liabilities, Capital-
12,000 Shares at $50 each (fully
paid up). 1,000 Mortgage
(6%).......$500,000.00 Less 163 dillo held by
the Company...... 81,500.co
418,500.00 Reserva Fund... ......................................... 648.9 5.78 Sundry creditors
59,098 30 Unclaimed. dividende
985.00 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation (Current a/c.).... 181,060,95 Repairs and renewals, balance as:
per statement. Prost & Loss account, balance as
per statement....nemirens, coor··67.371-53
I am, etc.
H. N, MO.
·Hongkong, 17th Februniy, 1007, th
RAUB CRUSHING..
• Messrs. E. 5. Kadourie & Co, inform us that they are in receipt.of private telegraphic advices from Singapore" i "torming them that the crushing of the Paub Austr lian Gold Min- ing Co., Ltd., for the past jour weeks, fielded 1,162 oz. smelled gold from 5,624 tops slope.
THE WEATHERTSti
The following report is from Mr, F. G. Figgi | Fint Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory-
On the 27th of 12.05 0.--The barometer has : falten considerably nod fallen over N.R. Japan,' where a slight depression, xista, një ng
Pressure continues to give way slowly over- S. China. It is highest over N, China and t1 o
Gradients are mostly slight, and moderate monsoon may be expected in the FormonSA Channel and ike N. part of the China Sen,
FORECAST. -Hongkong and neighbourhood, E. winds, moderate; fair.
Yellow Bea.. steamer,
The defendants did not agree with the allega. tion put forward by the plaintiff, though they agreed with them in general. Tho defendants said, 'was not vaļucid at $95,000 or any other sum by the said policy, but was merely stated therein to be estimated to be of the value of $45,000, such estimate being placed upon the steamer by the plaintiff himself, who falsely représented her to be of | that value, but such estimate of value was not assented to or agreed to by the defendant.com pany. The defendants admitted that the plaintiff agreed by the said policy that be-as owner-would insure the steamer to the value of 155,000 and would not re-insure with any other person, but the defendants denied that
Assets.
Value of Marine Lot No. ' and
3.399.18
$1,980,381.74 ||
Remaining Portion of Marine Lot No. 3 add Rèmaining" Portion of Marine Lot No. 7... $1,065,380,00
No. 288)
is claimed that while consignments of the benefit of the doubt. Japanese goods passed the barrier without delay, the merchandise of foreign dealers was detained for a week or ten days. Then
At first sight it might appear to the the foreigners discovered that the railway from Newchwang to Mukden was so occupi⚫ reader of the proceedings, which took ed by the Japanese in the transportation of place at the annual meeting of the Finance Committee of the Alice Memori military supplies that it was impossible, to obtain permission to despatch goods into the al and Affiliated Hospitals, held yesterday, interior, until a special permit had been ob that these institutions were on the verge of tained from the War Department at Tokyo; bankruptcy or, at least, in a bad way financi And it is stated that "some of the applica ally. The treasurer, the Rev. R. Wells, tions for permission to ship freight over the recited the jeremind, when he lamented the A MARTING of the Justices of the Peace was held at the Magistracy 'yesterday afternoon, South Manchurian Railway are still pigeon- decrease in the revenue from donations and Mr. F. A. Hazeland presiding, for the purpose. the plaintiff had performed that agreement and Praya Reclamation (Marine Lot holed in Tokyo, while others, after unbear. I subscriptions, declared that the debit balance of considering an application for the transfer said that the value of the steamer at the time Building thereon, "Hotel Man- able delays, were favourably considered." But had increased, and pointed to the heavy from
R. Matthaey to Emest Granville of the policy was only $25.000 or $35,000. even then the palli of the man who intended overdraft. But there was really very little Jordan the publican's licence to sell by retail While denying that they were liable in the to compete with the Japanese for trade in cause for all this "Lochaber no more" style intoxicating liquors on premises numbered full sum of $40,000, the defendants admitted Manchuria was pot unobstructed. He found for, after all, the hospitals were comparatively | 39-44, Elgin Road, Kowloon, under the sign of that they were liable for 40/95ths of the actual Cost of Kowloon Farm Lot No. 3, the permission from Tokyo did not mean well supported taking all things into account. The Occidental Hotel." The other Justices real walus of the steamer and explained their that his goods would be received by the rail- Of course, there was the usual reference to present were: Mr. C. A. D. Melbourse, second willingness to pay that amount, which might way officials. He was informed that it would the memorable typhoon, an occurrence police magistrate; Mr. F. J. Badeley, Captain, be, determined by the Court, or otherwise. be necessary for him to employ Japanese which creeps into the reports of all the local Superintendent of Police, and Mr. H. J. Cfalz, assisted) upperintendent of Victoria Gaol. The to act as his shipping agent in all transactions benevolent societies, and to it was attributed police had no objection to the transfer being with the railway administration." The junks the reduction in the donations which are made and the application was granted unani were all owned by Japanese speculators, with usually given by Chinese residente Stiil, mously,
SIDAS,****
Cost of three Chinese houses on Section. B, C and D of Inland" Lot No. 8a...
Section A
asparlant account...$88,154.03 Less written off, Jun- per last report
Furniture and Fixtures,
Mr. Slade addressed, the Court at some length and quoted authorities on the question (* of Insurance policies and the wording of such policies, and the case was subsequently ad, Since addad. Joucasd
·908.29
246,140.00,
375,752.68
33,000.00
30,926,90
2-Formosa Channel,
N.E. winds, moderate..
3-South coast of China between Hongkong und Lamocks, same as Notepad ng
4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, samo ne No. “......
SHIPPING AND MAILS,
MAILI DOR..
German (Prins Ladele) ist proxy BOOK, French (Ernest Simons) 4th proxi American (Korea) Bib prox
Australian (Chungska) 13th prox. Canadian (Empress of China) 13th pros
The s.."Saint Patrick arrived at New York on 26th inst.
00
The H. A. L. 8. Habsburg, left Singapore arth lost, p.m., and may be expected here on 3rd prox
Seydiite,
The Imperial German Mail
which left bere on 16th ult, arrived at Genca on 26th inst., at 2 pm,
The Imperial Gorman Mail Ka. Py rick, which left here on soth alina Geson on 26th inst, at y media
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