General Boulanger has gone to Brussels. He has published a manifesto in the form of a letter declaring that duty imposes on him the necessity of escaping the tribunals, and that he will await in Belgium the result of the general election.—Havas Telegrams, Reaprnes ror THE WEEK.
1889.
Fahr, Thermometer, Min, Max. April in inches, April The China Inland Mission sent Tls. 6,000 on Monday to Dr, Nevius, Chefoo, for the Shantung Famine. that the Mayor of Melbourne has remitted We have much pleasure in announcing
by telegraph the equivalent of £500 to HBA Consul-General for the benefit of the China Famine Fund, Mr. H. M. Hillier begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following subscriptions to the North-China Famine Relief Fund Ts. 8 Amount of subscriptions already advertised......200,410.54 13,827.29 Subscriptions from Yokohama per W. Hoggan 28.66 Mansion House Fund wired through Hong.
kong & Shanghai Ban!
£3,000 eX. 4/1f csscene 14,619.29 Subscriptions from New York wired through Ban! 1,500 Hongkong '& Shanghai Subscriptions received in Hongkong—Basel Mission... $ 20.00
Brothers: 250.00
$270.00
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