CUNSULATE, Prince Chun on Thursday paid " visit 10 the German Consulate, where he was chief wriest at a tifin which, while it was given by Dr. Kuxppe, was of a thoroughly international character, attended as it was by most of the chief representatives in Shanghai of all the Power were not many people out to see the arrival of the' Prince, and the royal carriage and pair, heralded by mounted Sikh policemen, and surrounded by German mounted' infantry, traversed rain-swept streets without attracting much curiosity. Daring tiffin the band of the German warship ° First Bismarck played a choice selection of music, and no speeches were mide. The following is the official list. of the guests who were present. by invitation to mest Prince Chun;—Dr. W. and Herr Schuitaler: (Vieg-Cons 3) Here Knappe (Consul General), De. Knippin, Yon Lerchenfeld, Captain A. Leigh. Smith (Danish Consul), Dr. G. Mark, the Taotai Tsai, Me. R. EH. Bredon @eputy Inspector-General "of Customs), Mr. F. S.A. Bourne (British Acting Consul General), Sheng Tajén, M. Ratard (French Consul General), "Mr. J. Gond-now (American Consul' General Chang, M. Siffert (Belgian Consul Several). M, Nerazzini (Ttalian Consol), Odagiri (Japanese Acting Consul General Bertram, Here Fink, INW.
M.E. de Apicio (Sontah Coualy J. Oudendick (Acting Consul for th Notherds}, Herr PF. Hagberg (4 Genetel for Sreden and Major Gisham, Here
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