Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-09-27

Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-09-27

Year: 1892

OUR promised editurlal on The National Bank of China is still unavoidably held over in. H.M.S. Plgtny was under orders to leave Shanghal for Japan vla Chemulpo on sunday last. WE note the relurn to Hongkong of Capt H.C. Hanls of the Douglas Company who looks all. THE agents (Messrs Gibb, Livingston & Co.) inform us that the "Ben" Line steamer. THE Shanghai Marcury learns from Tientsln that on the morglag of the 8th inst the coffin containing the remaios of the late Lady Li was removed with great pomp and coremony from the Vicregal yam to its temporary resting place. WE note that Judge Denny at one time Consni General for the United States at Shanghal. SUPREME COURT. IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION. IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. THE SLAVE TRADE IN HONGKONG. A PRETTY SLAVE IN THE DOCK. LICENSING JUSTICES. THE GOAI-SRIN RUGS CASE. BEWARE OF FALSE COINS. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OFT BABE COINS SAID TO BE IN CINCULATION. "COPPER JOCR" AND DANGER SIGNALS. THE "NURNBERG" AND THE TRAMPS. THE TAM CHOW MINES. THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY AND STEAM SHIP COMPANY. The Svit in an article on the Pamir Questior says that Russla has no designs of cutquest. The Chamber of Commerce which has hither to kept cl