Three schools on Western lines have the part of Japan. Chefoo being a been erected and starved go far this year, From tae " Catwa Tres." neutral port, the Japanese had just a: in one of Chine's old capitals, Sixngyang, much right there as had the Russian: vz, the Iutendeney Central School, River and sea pintes have become so The Reschitjelnij went there undamag Prefectural Central Schoul, and the Ma: daring lately bat, if there was uch up-there is no reason to believe that her tracy (or county) Lower School. About iver trasle, recent act ons of these gentry boilers were in the least out of order, sixty pupils have been enrolled in each of the ould eff-actually hamper the busin s unless through neglect of those in charge. two former schools, after proper exem-na-Heaneake and of. On Saturday mor 'The Japanese had every reason to doubt tion, and the more important fees and lust, he Custow ch with some Chu the story of the captain, since the Mand-bes. 'The craze to study in these schools and' Japanese soldiers on bord came jour case, and many other incidents of is great. Many pay a good deul to get fauross eight junks loaded with armed the war have been enveloped in a complete enrolled. Only B.A.'s. or Hiuts'ai are men, near the mouth of the river network of falsehood and deception. ne cepted in the Intendenoy School and Tehentaitze, and upon approaching them Hence, knowing the inability of the hone over thirty years of aye. in the Prefecwere met with several volleys which Chinese to deal with such cases of Russian tural School, military Hsiuta'ai of the old riddled the bulwarks and deck house bluff, the Jajanesé had a perfect right to archery school are given the preference, purrounde!, they had grest difficulty in ascertain in some way the trath or falsity the fees being omitted in their cave. Ta getting away; fall-speed ahead having of the report in this case. Possibly their these two schools the students und instruc-Born necessary. On the arrival of the method may not have been the best. tors must wear regulation clothes. Tnuveh back at the Customs jetty to was the duty of the Russian to leave with-short cent, pants, and boots. At each rep tt, her batter a state was the observed in'2t hours; if at the end of that time he school a gy! being built, your ofall eyes. Later in the day the authori-decided not to leave, then, it would seem correspondent bolag engaged to supervise ties put on.a larger cout agent of Jupanese gendarmerie, fully armed with rifles, was ther time to dismantle. Having placed the erection of one of these in a foreign his vessel under Chinese control, it was style. All these literati, A.B.s etc., are daily swords xnd revolvers, and returned: o the his duty to keep entirely in the back-taught. to step quick, taught forward faint, of these pirates; but of course, rolnd—he had no further respont murch and round about face!" ete., by 8 they had dis.ppeared.
And when af#! in the matter, or for the care of his vessel. drill. master from Chang Chih-tung's school to pedo-boat or gun-b at is sent after On the contrary, his action on the occasion ju Wuchang.. Our honourable pref: ct him-them, none are ever seen.
"Tis always raises a very strong suspicion that his self was seen the other day, diosed in t thus boilers were in order, and that nothing regulation short-jacket suit riding hors We learn from official sources that last essential had been done towards dismantback (think of that for a prefect) from his wack nestly all the remaining ladies and ling the vessel. Such are some of the yamen to the se'ool and on his W Ghildren in Port Arthur, about 350,_ were suggestions we hear as palliative of the made some officisI calls, t" the consteroafens to Valny, from whence they will be Tapanese action in the case. And now ton of maay. This wis not a freak, but permitted to take the steamer to Nugasaki Somes the report of the demands of M. ace ding to orders from the Viceroy. or Chefoo.
Of the late staff of the Russ"-Chinese Lessar on the Chinese Government, which The Foreign Community cannot be considered "s other than most is enjoying vacation at our summer resort Bonk local. branch, there is now only wne {impertinent -and insulting. After Rus-Hicliang. Immedsa'ely outride of Siang eft here, viz, Mr. Goerz, joint resi tant six's action on the high seas and in Shang-Manger, Tae other members have been yang are some beautiful hills, which rise to hai, it seems hardly possibl+ that even height of 1,30 feet above the city. Here, transferred to cliff-rent offices, including Rus-ian could have been brazen eneuch to within 40 minutes' horseback ride of the ers. Bandinel and Edgst (Junior) toy have made such demon's. Had Chefoo Cty have been built' seven cottages, with Shanghsi, The lease of the premises been any other than a Chinese port, pro-accom-dation for twelve families. The expires next month, bably the course of the Japanese would beauty of it is that the resort is right in We have just had nearly a week of have been entirely different: ness our field, so that the work in the cities, constant vais, which is rather extranrthe action at Tsingtao. If Russia wishes to Sisogyang and Fanchéng, snd the sur-Gin ry, #8 it has been very heavy for forty-win back a little bit of the respect she has rounding country is kept up as usual, each fight flours; and the wind chaoged more lost, she must learn to respect trath, one riding out to superintend his work. fan once its direction without bringing honesty, justice, and recognised law.
Fom my window I see, as I write, this, any relief. However, to-day itis fine with Heavy Rains. the two cities, separated by the Iriver, promise of more settled weather.
'A vast amount of rain has fallen in these and with my tele-cope can discern four TGader the supervision of Eogineer and parts during the last two or three weeks. mi-sion stations in them. I can seo the Suutary Inspector Dunn, a beginning hrs Since ths closing of the fa, we have hid jhounteins in Honan, n rth of me, ab.ut already been m dein improving the streets two days of fine weather, and we are hop-sixty mil-s distant. Our hiis are on a sort and drains of our town. ing for change which will usher in the of promontory, being surrounded on three The C-ptain and Officers of the Japanese beginning of our usually fine- autumn sides by the Han river; this causes it to be guveboata in the river have been invit-d very cool. the committee to become honorary weather.
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