The Straits Times, 17 April 1880

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    16 1 The Straits Times. VOL \\X\l PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1880. SATURDAY EVENING No. i(MS
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    SATURDAY, 17TH APRIL, 1880. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    86 1 SATURDAY, 17TH APRIL, 1880. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. <poaa, 17th Aikii.. lSt«». i;»mi> i*-> Black Pepper I White Pepper, lairqoalitj ■^<v Flour, Sarawak. 17J-. T»pMea,«nail FUke lit. -J lb». Bhimnjj» 1 85. T do 15". do 7. Cloth 1 I 80 Keaan* Opium 611. EXCH AVtiK Oa London B*k« id/.... It
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    644 1 te. ivcek's irs i our O\9uud Journal Uth April. last overland igeueß the Si k \i i--4lay, the 7th at I a. m. on thai day with -t homeward mail. arrive with the London Mail of the March on Thursday the Mb in- the Ivond i,
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    From the Daily Times, 16th April. THE IRISH FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
    658 1 From the Daily Times, 16th April. THE IRISH FAMINE RELIEF FUND. Wk publish with pleasure the following list ofsubscriptioiis in Singapore to the Irish Belief Fund: Hum ax. Mr. Tan kirn Cheng $400, Mr. IV Baag SWM $1,000, Mr. Chiang Hong Lun $MO, Mr. Tan Kirn Turn |500, Mr. Lim
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    From the Daily Times, 12th April. THE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION.
    9322 1 F rom the Daily Times, 12th April. THE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTION. Poi.n i. Coi kt, 12tii Api'.ii.. I Before Denm/i, Acting Senior fUire M<i>ji*iraU.) RttumtJftpm 'iH, April, l^so. Htrbert RiccarJ recalled on his former oath and axaanaed by Mr. Kod\k Mates:— I idi'ntifvdouuineiits Marked B. IUO, B. 101, B. 10*. Police
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      258 1 AriTEBTTSBMERTS. Tersss for Adrertisementa m ade known iitered into for loni; periodk AdrertiaeaaeaUand anWriptiuna will be the Btruit* Timet Office; also in I v Me*ara. SeOROK bIRKFT Co. kvh; i t A A I/SAK. Clement's Une. Loahard Street. City Bat,- H.-n.ly A Oi t Old Jewry; in Calcutti, Meurs. ApearACo
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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    From the Daily Times, 16th April. SARAWAK.
    916 3 From the Daily Times, 16th April. SARAWAK. S\i: \k. I Tm (io\ eminent ot Sarawak ts certainly to 1"- congratulated upon the wry proapi roan atate of aflaira revenlad by the Trade-, Ravenna and Bxpmdi- !irn> lor I^l' 1 nmboahed in the 6 of the -'ilst ultimo, and it may
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    From the Daily Times, 16th April. COLONISATION IN THE SOUTH SEAS.
    1396 3 From the Daily Times, 16th April. COLONISATION IN THE SOUTH SEAS. Cki.oms.uion in niK Sot m Si.\~. A good deal ha- be CO heaid lately ol attests t» colooiae New Ouiaaa and one Of cither of the numerous groups of i-lan is itr the South Seas, Thus an Italian expedition
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    From the Daily Times, 14th April. THE GOVERNEMNT PROSECUTION.
    2847 3 From the Daily Times, 14th April. THE GOVERNEMNT PROSECUTION. TllK QfIVHaHUBR I'kii atUTlOsi. Ti:an»i.atku from the; Saef HvJe of the :sKst March. StVOaffOaß, On the inatani and the days lollowiirg thereupon, Singapore was m an uproar about a very ilrsgraccful and inv-teri"us event wbich took place there. On Uie" evening
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    From the Daily Times, 12th April. MR. DEANE'S REPORT ON PERAK.
    8001 3 From the Daily Times, 12th April. MR. DEANE'S REPORT ON PERAK. Mu. I)k\.\i;' i'- 1: \k. 'I'll K following report .if a I'reliiuin ii\ Survey l>\ Mr. 11. Nt the Sta'c of IVrak is pi. I hi with iustruatio: 1.. .1 from the Honourut v of the Sttir through tbe
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      662 4 iHisrfllanrous. INTEL ALL. 'banks to ii ff to become fesnor's sa*ai intervals. "d's b:mself t»,, P'Hs xodObitmeot *M largely u-ed in and tbat arcouuU in my longevity of its in:red, however. tnat P- --«>r Halioway is and has been one of the greatest benefaetwn to the c that has ever
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      727 4 itiidrrllanrous. SARSAPARILLA. WILKINSON'S ESSENCE OR FLUID EXTRACT OF KF.D JAMAICA SARBAPARILT.A I s THE ONLY PREPARATION' RFPOGNTSFO BY THE FACULTY AS A WOVDERFUL PURIFIER OF THE HIM AN BLOOD. It is not too mneh to say that those suffering from tbe effects of TROPTOAL CT.TM*TFS, such as TORPID LIVER. DFRTLTTY.
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      1035 4 iHt«srr?!unroip. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODY.VE. Is The Orioikal and only Genuine Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE (late Army Vcdical Staff) discovered a remedy, to de. note which he coined the word Chlorodynic. Dr. Browne is the sole inventor, and it is therefo'e evident, tbat as he bas never published the
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      772 4 SUTTONS' asi Tin rest SEEDS imported. Aud cab re supplied hy K«asm A. L. Johnston A Co. and Messrs. J. Little A Ct>.»-Singapore. Observe Trade Mark on every Packet. Sattoa'. C «*PLETE COLLECTIONS. to »rii m raaciuiu Snttoni s,^,, Suttoo'. VEGETABLE SEEDS. *10 10 0 13 2 Butw< jt x
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      939 4 iKtdrellaiiroud. HOLLOW W'S OINTMENT. OLD SORES AND OLD SKIN DISEASES. Tbe seeds of these disorders are aftVc i nail v expelled by this penetrating Un"ticnt, not only from the superficial parts, but from tbe intenal tissues likewise. Any ense, even of twenty years' standing, spec 1 dily yields to its
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      776 4 ißt^ffllanfOus. MACrARLVNFS CASTINGS. Architectural. Artistic. A Sanitary Sharp. Clean. »nrl Full of Character. WALTER MACFARLANE A COGLASGOW. All orders to be ac ompjnicd by a Re. mittinee, or Reference to a firm in Er gland. COPENHAGEN CHERRY BRANDY. PETER F. HEERItfG'a Established 1818. Six Prize Medals. Purveyor by specu) appointments
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      651 4 jloffrfo. John Littlb A Co. have jast reoeivr >LRRT. aod Post Sallies b«it bogtkin Double an.l Single Hor».. an 1 P >ny Bridies. Siddle Cloths fell, ass .rt.-o. Spars Reins, (iirtln, Crnpoen. Martiagales Scales. Fairbanks Patent American PUtfortu Scalej to weigh putfls and cwtI piculs aud •"> cwtfi. W In
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    From the Daily Times, 12th April. PENANG NEWS.
    608 6 From the Daily Times, 12th April. PENANG NEWS. Nt.w.. The following items arc taken from "f (|t« 7th in-!. From upp. i I. hear that the Ceylon .k yen highly indeed khl in that district ijual to that of the best ileßKfreakbing lsnd in th. V nitli, who has already
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      OFFICIAL AMENITIES.
      151 6 Ib tie Editor of the Daily Time* Sib,— -P.-rhap* it may lie intl to y ou to know, that a Circular basju.-t tteiiham that a mm launch will bars Johnston's :t p m for the P. A; O. Wharfmay v to see it —if not to 150 in
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      CHINESE TEMPLE AT TELUK AYER.
      399 6 C HINESE TEMPLE AT TELUK AYER. To the Editor of the Daily RaMe. You will Ind the Chinese Comj of Siiii,M|,.,re have always readily responded with a foe hand and a lilx-ra! rain j to the demand of Government for --inscriptions m the case of any distress, Mi late tamiu.
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      THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
      108 6 Tv the Editor of the thOg Timet. SlB,—Permit inc. through your columns, to thank the Beaideua ot Singapore far their liberal support of our eutertaininent on Wednesday night, given on behalf of the distressed Irish; and through the same medium to thank many genUanen let their
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  • News of the Week.
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      MONDAY, 12th APHIL.
      1245 6 Dk. Duam i- ongugad again to-day m hearing evidence iv the case of the (J ivernmciit Prosecution. Mi:. Blok/.eyl, formerly Beeideut of Banjoewaiiijie, has been appointed Hesideiit of Rhio. W I learn that Lord Sandon, Mr. Whitley, aud Lord Uaui-av have heen returned, naaumgoad, members for LivarnoaL
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      TUESDAY, 13TH APRIL.
      654 6 Last Sunday as the E. k, A. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer MttWUtir was coming in ti'iin Australia with the usual mouth- I ly mails, she was signalled at the lagstalV as an ordinary steamer of the Company, and not a mail boat by the absence of
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      WEDNESDAY, 14TH APRIL.
      543 6 Thk M. M. Co's steamer Pti-110, with the London mail of the I'Jth March, haviig left Galle at Ha. in. on Monday, may be expected to arrive here OB Saturday alteruoon or Sunday morning. Mi:. NoU TbOTTM left to-day liv the I*. O. mail steamer for I'enang
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      THURSDAY, 15TH APRIL.
      1072 6 T HURSDAY, 15TH APRIL. OPICIAI Til. m. ham PM Stkait> Timks. a thkkatknki) hi kkkflty ix thk Mauii I'kmxsila. JMeflMj 11'^ dfriL Rainbow attacks Tampin to-morrow. Government won't interfere although British subjects have properties there. ~w Wi. leain. through the coiirtc-y of 11. K. the Admini>trator, aooordisg to a telciriain
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      FRIDAY, 16TH APRIL.
      522 6 F RIDAY, 16TH APRIL. Three Inquests were held yesterday on the bodies of three [male Chinese named Lay koli, (Jan Kng and Ing Ali Eng at the Sepoy Lines, by Vaughan Cousins Esq 11. M. Coroner. Verdicts Death from Natural Causes. Thk sweeping aud v upreiviltiit.il majority tor th Lil>orals
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      SATURDAY, 17TH APRIL.
      3246 7 ived al iDgtide TaaWharl on Thuraday froaa 001, which ]Kirt she left on the 18th and sailed thia morning for II >n»kong, Vokohana, and San Fnu m t'.ie Pacific line in I with he. -ister ships, tl. and the Go I ainoa her last appearance litre on
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      Arribals.
      613 7 Saturday, li'tb April. British «tr. R.inbow" US MM, Kozello, Kalaaaa iHh April. British str. Ljuisa 111 11. tons, Harmer, Malouu.i i)th Apri' British fctr. ••PakDam" :S»W t n3, Stratton, Bangkok Hth April. Hri». s'r. "Escambia" 1.401 tuns, Wildgrove. Amoy 3rd April. Dutch str. Japura" 1,200 t..ns. Vehmanu. Batavia Bth
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      Departures.
      249 7 Saturday, K'th Am-il. British steamer Ruby For, lor Muatok A Palcinbani;. British steamer 'Sunbeam Dohaon, for Hongkong A Japan British steamer P .nti in kk Miln. -s. for Billiton Pontiauak. .Sarawak schooner "Zulcilia" Kacodah, for Sarawak. SiaUssa barque Tay Watt" Roberts, for Bangkok. Brm li steamer Hungarian Harvey, for
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      534 7 I Date i ShipV Names. UAfTAIM. Ki.a; A Rig. or ac- .Vhkrk From OoIUUIIIOI Aoknis l>> -iinaii r rtIVALS MEN-OF-WAR Albatross Ericglou 11. M str. •>!•! F. li. 22Qalle Saaior Hani Ofioar. Station Fmbound Nnwrll H M"i str. Alar. 25 BoDgkoßg 3eni Naval Officer. rtation K«eria
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      62 7 flotirrs. WINCHESTER RIFLES. The above have arrived now per S. S. (Jall.y of Lome" and can b.- inspected. hVloading tools for Cartridges will be supplied. KATZ BROB. Singapore, o'tli April, 1880. TOILET SWING GLASSES Katz Bbos i have unpacked a suiull lot of very handsome Mahogany Toilet Glasses, of various
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