The Straits Times, 9 March 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1898. NO. 19,471.
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      946 1 —HE HO EN It O COMPANY, LIMITBD Staadara Ute Aaeltmaee. 1 s^* n^o. Insure. Sooi^ A »~»oos Cosspssv. (Fire) AseeimßOs Sooiety. KSl^S^rTB-B-. i i«rticulars of these Ompamas, see the THK BOBNBO COMfiSV. LIMITED. Airsßto. STKAMSHIP COMPANTksT OniCl, COLLVEE G.CIY l'» Wiiabves, New Haeboik. STEAM NAVIGATION O)MPANY. |MU. Al BTEALIA. ADEK,
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      880 1 STKAMSIIII' (OMPANIKS. JjE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART UAATBCHAPPIJ Under coutract with the Netherlands India Government. A 9 rnt. el Singapmr Slur AliEK.y, Late .1. DaEHDEIJI h Co., 2-S,^otLTBB QOAT. Steamer From >:»|s,ted W ,11 be Hespat. lid for On fik Bengialis. Mar. Hcngkalis.Siak, Paneh, Bila, AsaahanTand Deli. Mar. 8. Havean. Sourabaya. 4.
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      354 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVHIATION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO PENANO, RANGOON, CALCUTTA One of t he Com pauy's steamers is i n tended to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week Passengers and Cargo are booked by the above Bteamers at through rates to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East
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      669 1 [NSURAxNCES. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. CapiUl M,127,<500 Paid up CapiUl if 1 J.7M Reserve Fund «7e,S&& The undersigned, AgenU for tbe Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD Co. rilllf CHINA TRADER- INSCBANCF. 1 COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed tz.oOn.Oob. Amonnt Paid
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      1025 1 INSURANCES. fpHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY ROYAL INSURANCE COHTANY. HomeOnioes: i;i v:>' IXSt'BAXCE BriLDIIKM, LiVßßrnoL. The undersigned, AsenU for the above Company, are prepared to take risks at current rates. HOOGI.ANDT a Co. I'HK STRAITS INSURANCE JL COUFAMY, LIMITED. ESTABI.ISHEK 1883. Head OrricE, sim.a: uhk. Capital Fully Subscribed J3,000,000 Capital Paid-up
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      411 1 BANKS. nUNUKONU AND SHANGHAI BANKING OOKIDRATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000. RESERVE FfNl> I K.000.00U. KESKKVE LIABILITY OFI lfl oooono PROPRIETORS j..»10.000,000. COURT OF DIRKCTOIU: Hon. J. Biu-hvwu OUHU X Out, Kaq.- DiroTT (iiino. o. kma, k«i. a. i Ratmoko. k« (I. I> BoniMa. K-i K l. I: i n...j S. R.
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      270 1 NOTICES. R C II I D S 1' PEREIRA. Collector and Exi*obtsb or Obchids. Orders for Bouquet Sprays, «xc, Ac Carefully and promptly executed. Cheapest House in the Trade. NURSERY AND RESIDENCE, OXI.EY ROAD. ABRAMS'S HORSE REPOSITORY. AM) VKiT.IMYU.'Y KSTAIILISIIMKNT HAS NOW KOKSALK: HiVCE UOIWES. k'it'AJtRIACK PUBS,* k SDTGLI SARNBBB
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      809 1 I i( HAiIBKKLAINX ()l (.11 REMEDY I S Faraoaa v a cure (or bad coUt. 1 Famous at a prove ntivo of pneuraonm. Famnu» aa k preventive and cure for croup. Fftimm. (or the relief it ftdonla in cam of Fainoua am a aale aitii pl.-ai.anl medicine 1 1 on
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    DEATH.
    31 2 At Weranßoon Ron, l. at 9ISa. in. to-dty, Mr. H. K. ln.ki.l. at Hi.. K e ut 7.' Funeral at A.SO a. m.. to-morrow. Penang aod Calcutta papen, please copy.
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    STRAITS TIMES. Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 9th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. RUSSIAN DEMANDS.
    78 2 STRAITS TIMES. Established:1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 9th MARCH, 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. RUSSIAN DEMANDS. {Sulteriptuni rain andadvertiringrnlet may Ufov.ul on the fourth pal)*.] CHINA TO KKPLY TO-DAY. Umi.m, Ulh Mnrcli. Baa* has demanded from China a lia-e to occupy Port Arthur and Ta-lien-wan for ninety-nine years. Russia insists on China
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    NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    75 2 HEWY Iff I— Tho Navy Estimates, laid before the House of Commons, provide for an nutlay of .£23,778,000. Tlie number of men is increased by 0,;I40. Provision is made for three new battle ships, four cruisers, and four sloop*. [TheSavy Estimates for t«>7-8 amounted to a net total
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    AMERICA AND SPAIN.
    24 2 The ll.mkc of Representatives at Washington has unanimously passed the credit of fifty millions of dollars asked tor the national defence.
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    599 2 Rei tehs Agmej, presumably from its owr. correspondents, confirms the news of which the Time/ correspondent at Pekin has had till now a inono|<>ly Russia, it appears, asks a ban of I'ort Arthur and n Wm —I for ninety-nine years, Iwing tlio ranig term for wlih h
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    27 2 When the mail left London on February I lth, Consols ftj per cent.) were XU2J to AUf. The latest price available by wireislast Saturday— a' 1 i
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    38 2 It is now definitely known that Mr. J. A. Swethenham, Colonial Secretary, is a passenger by tho P. O. I Vrowt, due about Saturday, the MUt That is the steamer by which Sir Charles Mitchell goes to Hongkong.
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    55 2 A Rn tkrs telegram to the Bangkok press, dated London, :)rd instant, states that M llanotaux, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, has declared, in the Chamber of Deputies, that he has every reason to hop,' that the West African Commission to settle British and French claims will arrive at
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    9 2 Mr. Assistant Superintendent Stewart is on the sick list.
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    9 2 Tin StraiU IMget will bo published at noon to-morrow.
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    13 2 Produce, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    17 2 The R. A. will man the Sea Defences on Friday next, the 11th inst., at 6.30 a.m.
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    15 2 A Ki.ino was lined thirty dollars, or six weeks, yesterday, for selling water ami milk.
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    18 2 Tiii.kk will be a practice shoot at Tanglin Kifle Range ou Thursday, 10th inst., commencing at 4 p.m.
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    14 2 yesterday, with the alternative of a short term of imprisonment, for obstructing tlie drains.
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    26 2 It is said that the wedding of Miss Clemcnti Smith and Capt. H. L Talbot will take place in Taiping about the end of next month.
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    25 2 The Treasury has fixed the rate at which the dollar shall be issued during the quarter commencing Ist April, at one shilling and eleven pence.
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    28 2 C'liistsK Police arc to be tried in Bangkok, and an order has been giv*n to lin.t six Chinamen, who are not members of secret societies, for the purpose.
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    29 2 Colonel Walker, < Mg with two companies of Guides one from Perak and one from Selangor- was to leave Taiping forSingaporcto-day to take part in the mobilisation of the garrison.
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    CHILD RUN OVER.
    37 2 Thk child, who was run over at Hong I. iio Gma on the Mb of Feb., by a horse which broke away from stables in River Valley Road, died in the hospital last night.
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    RINDERPEST AT HONGKONG.
    31 2 feajajHn has broken out at Hongkong on a dairy farm. The sick aniinala have been isolated from healthy ones, aad stria measures lor ell'octual Uisiulecuon nave been taken
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    DANISH PRINCE EXPECTED.
    35 2 hooi Wal.remar of Denmark, now a captain in the Danish Navy, will, according to the present arrangements, shortly proceed ou a cruise to Siam, in counnaud of the Danish warship, the iyn.
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    TEA IN BORNEO.
    39 2 Fkom British North Borneo comes uens that the Chartered Company have decided to try tea there, and they are about to plant up some -'< acres. An expert from Ceylon is going to report on the land.
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    LECTURE BY MR. TOMLINSON.
    49 2 In connection with the Church of Eugland Temperance Society, a lecture will be delivered by Mr. Toinhnson, on Friday next, at UI p.m., at the Singapore! em perance Club Hall (opposite tile W'averley Hotel, Hill Street). During the evening, several musical items will be contributed.
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    FOLKS MOVEMENTS.
    62 2 l.Nsm Ton Morris returns from leave on Saturday, and will act as locum tan tor duel Inspector Fiddes, of I'enang, who goes to Europe on leave. Mr. Kiccard goes on leave at the close of this in. .vi i This will cause the removal ot Mi Bell to
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    FIRE AT SAIGON.
    57 2 On the 3rd instant, a lire broke out in Canton Street, tne main business thoroughfare of Cholon a suburb of Saigon. H took three hours to naster the tire, which consumed fourteen houses. The losses are valued at *15U,000 -said to be almost all covered by insurance.
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    NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
    57 2 On the Mix February, a court martial was held on board H.M.S. I'oner/ul, at Hongkong, a ships boy being charged with striking a su|ieriur officer, llic prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to be imprisoned for eighteen uiuuths, with hard labour, to receive twenty-lour strokes with the
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    RIVER THEFT.
    68 2 BoMI Klings, who were conveying rice down the Kiver in a tongkang, alicliored their boat on account of the tide, and subsequently went asleep. On awaking, tuey discovered a sampan alongside, containing three Chinamen, who they found lia.t stolen six bags of rice. A jljMllllh, ivlm «a> on
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    DIAMOND JUBILLEE.
    58 2 Til* Hongkong Jubilee Committee met on the Mk Kehrtiary. The accounts suiunittcd showed that the Diamond Jubilee rermancijt Memorial Fund there amounted to ».:':>, 741 I'lans fur a Women and Children* Hnapital and lor a Nursing Home were considered. A report read showed that the. .Jubilee Road round
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    RINGING THE BELLS.
    86 2 Ykstlkhav afternoon, at about lialfpast live, some astonishment was caused In the bells of Ift, Andrews Cathedral ringing in iliscord. Someboys, who were gathering for tlie conrimiatiun class, then asi itnded tho belfry and found a European ringing tho bells Word was sent to tho police, and
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS.
    49 2 HOTEL Dt L'Kl'Rorß CASK. At the Supreme Court, this afternoon, Mr. Justice I«ach gave judgment in tho Spirit Farm appeal case of Mrs Baohar, the proprietress of tho Hotel de I'Europe. The grounds of appeal were fully reported in our yesterdnys issue. His Lordship dismissed the appeal.
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    GAMBLING
    48 2 Servant Rainbow made two MMaa|> ful raids, last night, in Duxton Road, and arrested twenty-eight Chinese One of the gamblers Jnaaad from a window in trying to effect his escape, sustained an ugly scalp wound, and had to be sent to bllllUt The others were fined nominally.
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    STEALING IKON
    45 2 Two Chinamen were arrest,.! at lialfpast four this morning lor stealing iron from the works of Messrs. ttbf, Bw greaves and Co. They were l.rought bt-.'ore Mr. Howard before noon. Onewas sentence.l to two months', and the other to one month's, rigorous imprisonment.
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    TIIE KORAT RAILWAY.
    61 2 Thk Mm Km /V«« alleges that additional light is thrown on the Korat Railway Arbitration by corresiHindence recently received in Bangkok It appears that the arbitration proceedings have now passed into the hands oft he British Government and that Mr. (ireville. Minister at Bangkok, has been requested
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    EXPEDITIONS TO TOT I'OLE.
    72 2 The I)ukeofAbru/zi, nephew of King Humbert, who is already well-known as a bold explorer, will undertake a new expedition to the North Ma, He will leave in a siieeially constructed boat, like Nanseu'.o Frum. The Duke has obtained the full consent of King Hum belt. It
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    THE COAL QUESTION.
    74 2 Tiik Raw of (Mm, of the 2«th February, states that, at Coloinlx>, no attempt has been made by the British Government to corner the coal there, nor is any such attempt anticipated The Government contractors at Colombo are compelled to always have in readiness for ISritish warships,
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    A MUSICAL TERROR.
    79 2 We are threatened by I new km I A Roumanian pianoforte maker has announced his intention of sending to the Paris Exposition a pianoforte of such streliuosily that its tones can l>e heard at distance of over six miles I And, strange to say, a musical contemporary
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    THE LATE MR. DESKER.
    77 2 As old resident. Mr. H. F. Deslcer. the be.vi of the well-known llriu miitton-lmti hers. MMa4 away tliiniorning at his residence, in MraiiL'.,oii Road, at the good old age of 12. Mr. Desker had been ailing for about two mouths, so his death was nut altogether
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    COLDER EGYPT.
    85 2 Lower E^ypt has some few Man past experienced a succession of cold winters, and indeed it would as though .-nine modification to the limate w«re taking place. This winter especially has baa inclement to a flagna, there has never been a colder one, frost and hail are of
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    THE FRONTIER WAR.
    74 2 UOOHKIIA SCOt T*. Thk (ioorkha scouts who have I.een introduced into frontier camiiaixn warfare, to fight the Afridi with his own weapons, arc doing good work. According to all Indian -onlemporary, they assisted in covering some twenty retirements, and, moreover, were almost invariably used as an advance
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    NAVAL NEWS.
    103 2 H. M.S. (V,i/»r...», hmmUUt and ll, irl were ex|H<ted to arrive at DOORkoiv from the Clmsans on the :(r.l instant. The withdrawal of Admiral Kii/iicraliW itiiuailron from Chamolsa to Nagasaki \\..o]<l seem, in the opinion of the fhlna Mail, to in.licate that Homo agreement has been arrived at
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    THE CYCLIC THEFT.
    205 2 Alan l the inidiUc; of last month, two Frenchmen, named Kent) d'Arcy and I'aoli van Mtaatad for tlic theft ofa bicycle valued at two hundred and tiltv dollar*, from Mr. K M. Lvon'l linn in Battery BmmL whan tin; former prisoner was amlafad. They n alao chared
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    THE ASSIZES.
    52 2 Wkk Ah Pale, who was tried ye,! for kidnapping a China* girl n ,H y fifteen years of age, was sen l.S'f six n.onths' rigorous „npr,s, n Bdl <> (•ban Fok and Pong Al, wneneed to our years' r,g oroll l.y BkM. fc '"""""Mpan with criminal breach of
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    PECULIAR ROBBERY.
    63 2 A liiinamax has Iwn a rrr,t A connection with the rol.l, L d "> on Monday but, at a i«irkbuteh«, North n,,,, f K.,d T !^-t;|who was i.lentilie.l l,v the eoinnUi,,, l l ll 'Tiiant states that lie is thesonol tlie proneeut I'hin is daaial by the pnaacote
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    THE "TIMES" PEKING CORRESPONDENT
    175 2 TIIK FKKMII KMISAII l\,. V K The /W/ IVkin con been m much brought int., m,l, la:, thai itisapity.wysahoi,,,. h. 1,, r-te|,p,,Vh,,-,,.;.l tj r ,7; the demand preferred M |1,,|,,,l F,,n.h.Mi,, 1 a« 1V.,,,. 1: t hinese (.ovcrninent lor cm,,. in tlie l.yaudet MBB, Al tl,,
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    CRUELTY IN DRIVING.
    155 2 TO TIIK EntToll OF Till! STHAir« TKU' 1 Sir, In coming aloat the road tbu morning. 1 BH I sight that nmsnl my ire to such a pitch that I would vm williiiL-ly have jriven twenty .|,.|lar»ii taller and weighty in ptopartita; the assault would have been,
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS
    228 2 sniKMKs rsumi consideration Thk Tientsin correspondent vi tli« llo.igkoiig ZViajnapl state* that a number of railwavf are now under the consideration of iliß TmOflU V.iiii.-n tint in, that proposals for their coiistnirtiim with foreign capital are now 1,1,.r,t1ie (hiii.-,- Coveninient, and there is reason to believe that some
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    244 2 {From mir OmtUpuil^ f'rW, illi Tiik nosnl In al Kiul.i Link tationd prolKMly uf an .—mm. ;t.-«l rate "»f il8,080; and the Oniwse •il'lt* < iirclt'sant'MS tin* lin* i^iii.tti" 1 I* tvlA t" j.lil l'»r M\ in.mlli-Th.-r,' was a livrly Bghl bew, JM •tin i il.iy, Ix-twecn noil
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      592 2 NOTICES. XOHKL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manuf* lim-r. of: DYNAMITE HKI.IQNn I (iKI.AIIM liYNAMIIK itl.A-lIMi OKI \II N K UnOHATOIU unn run i uo iLAsrnra utaki i n. ■aaaraonißßii nOaait Hkit«in,«k« sum Cwraannß, an AU^naMroaa, tuuu. •iKicK.iTii to Any othiu ornaan roa UUII THIH HARin. IKK BORNEO OHPAIT, LTD. KOUt A(iKM>.
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      658 2 NOTICES, HOITH MUTISM INSIRASCK 00. MR P IP I'lToN km l-nn „iillian>.-<l I to -i.-ii "iir linn |.vr |.m. in all I inl.Cl.T. 11-lnlillK to tin- OCm <'OIIIIHI'I>. 11.-. Wm. M, KKKKOVVACu not BWPOHBDUI Koit DBB. NKITHKI! 11,. .-.i|.tnin, atrnle. nor I r* Of tlx- Aiiii-ri.-ii i vailing .hip HeUmrtn
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      248 2 NOTICES. SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY. MKS. JOSEPHA MM LEAVES POSITIVELY ON j Till: UTII MARCH. SI'KIIAI. HOIKS for contulutiou from .1.111. to ci.3o p.m. ISKB: 8". \*io. ■'''J'i'i-.uUb, BaMi Ml lin KAKI I.Ks HoTKL. KOOM :!L CEMENTIGHT!! ORDIXAKY CEMENTIGHT.--I'■ i:ir.n,t I to red in the temperature on palvanuiil iron rooting from 9'
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      494 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I Tmnjont; I'agar Dock Debs. Straits Trading Coy. Shares*. Maynard Coy. s|..n Tarijonit liigar Doric Coy. Share-. Frye Kiver Dock Coy. Shares. KOK SALE. Sporting 1 'In!. 0 Debs. Sut Timber Coy. Shares. FkASEK 4 Co., v. a Exchange and Share Brokers. 4 HMI entry Rnok-kifpcr. Chinese j\.
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    LORD SALISBURY ON THE FAR EAST TROUBLES.
    843 3 LORD SALISBURY ON THE FAR EAST TROUBLES. IMK I.EIiKSI) OK TAI.IKN WAN 111- VIKKS A&IUI KREE PORTH. Is the debate OB ana A.1,1r..«» in the 11 of l-o-ds, Ix>rd Salisbury thus liina.pn-stioii: .Mi Imv, wn not surrendered one of our treßty rl«ba», but sn have no ol Bdarlnj ili.-ii, i
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    LIBERIAN COFFEE.
    287 3 lnr l.muloii tonrnmamtmt >'f the I iVyh.i luf flunt, the ottut •lay, 1 linn ol' lir.,k.-r« in that city i.'Kir.liiiß I.ihurian OdaW He thus daMfiba the rrault The ..1.j... I .>l my 1.11 «a- 1., put a I.'W traiKht .[iiestions n^nriling aba ((real fall in pries ban Urn
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    PLANTERS ON THE CURRENCY.
    87 3 l-i istkw m India wound Ibal Iha Insure of the mtni-. followed bj she irlilicial rii'iimi.-i-iiu'iii "I therupeeand restriction oftl irnmcy,liae|ilae«d Indian teti and coffee rodiuWrie* al i UiaudnnUaa with tlie i ipwtuw and«>nVe|wduo*reoftkevorM. Their np| „.,.,1 i,, ,urii'niy |H>licy which "fill i>i.i.!i,,illv act a* an
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    MORE BY THE MAIL.
    1101 3 THK SPANISH NAVY The 11,,, ,1,1,, states that on Feb. tt) Spain would have on a war footing two ironclads of 7.WJO and 7,:«>0 tons respectively, four cmisuraof 7,000 tons eacb.one of 5,000 tons, two of :i,ooo tons, thrreof 1.-1)0 tons, four torpedo-boat de.troyer», and five
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    PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
    1083 3 HOMAXTK: MARRIAGE IN HULL. The Hull Times reports that a marriage h«« been celebrated at the Hull Registry Office, between Count Alexander Tolstoi, ■on of the Marshal of the Russian Emperor, and the daughter of a merchant's clerk. The young lady, whose age is (riven as twenty-three
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    CHESS.
    865 3 (CONDUrTED BY KING" PAWX.") All Chess correspondence should be addressed to King's Pawn." Problem No. 16 by L M. Cordeiro nofved I'jr B— Xt 6. Correct solution ns-eived from Londres (a really good problem), Caissa (neat bat easy), Sil Desperandum, and Bertie. Problem No. 17 bf an Arab solved
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS.
    24 3 RESULTS OP TIESDAY's PHY. SINULE III.NPK'AI'. Misssalmianu «-3/»ol Me Stokoe-151, 6-1, iv. Mrs. Dare U*t Miss liana, ii. I. 4-<l, 8-0
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    THE ANNUAL "HEGIRA."
    437 3 THE 11-IV'J'. Urn. THE P. O. "Coromasdw," 11th March. Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Mrs. Uwrenoe Jackeon; Mi»B Taylor; Mr. Justice I.aw; Mr. .1. S. Klinore; Dr. Wilson; Mr. K. BHHBB: Mr I) 1! <;ibson; Mrs Wil-li.iin-oii Jones and family Miss Van Hall Mrs Law and 'infant, from
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    THE PORT.
    113 3 The Kingßin steamer lhrlha lift llonpkong at 1 a.m. yesterday, and is due here on the lath instant The a b. Van V..m| was towed to Km Harliour Dock this morning for the puriiose of living docked. The P. steamer Manila, from Ijondon, is not ezpecttul to arrive
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    52 3 1~18 Bilgiia <is>n Lila* DlbaTaiiili.lin— aatatfkeaß, la, ova 10th March. Behn Meyer <) Co Calcutta i re. on 10th M Bouatead k Co Hoarabay* TnfliH. on llih Kafeß \V :.V CO Jmwn via ports, Lh10,,,/. dur l;ih Ma'rh, llorneo Co Sydney via port*, lxifi.l. due 13th
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      491 3 I F()K SALE: EMPLOYMENTS: TO LET: VXD PBR8IWA1& Ist Tiatit, l.'» cent, a line; L'n.l and Srd times, 10 rents a line 4th lo 6th times, rents a line; 7th to 18th times, 3 rents n line; aftenvar.lv 3 cents a line but no charge less than one dollar. Thus,
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      525 3 NOTICES. JOHN LirrLE CO LD. SINGAPORE. H^~ i "it '^i ItKOWN C(i\V lIIIH. (iLAItSTOXK »A(iS, KKAI. i:r>sl.\ CAU BHOKB BLACK TALK BHOKH i-ati:ni' i.katiiki; BHOSa patent i.katiiki: DARCCIQ pumps ki'ssia i.katiiki: DANCING PVUK y I Sporting Belt JO iiuowN i.katiiki: spouiinc BELTS, vmiu m. i«.i >».vi iSHOOTING BCLTB do ii
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      207 3 WKATHKR REI*ORT. AT.111./.1.1...- A'.'l.,in Honyilal, Nh Mar. I-.'-lia.m -Ip.m '.ip.ni. Kiuiukh. Bar. „|aMIg3BWMMH Temp. Ml 7KU u \V, B'lhTher 7T.U 7K.0 780 IBefli llir of Wind X-E. X.K. Calm Max. Temp. Wl.B u^~^ Mm 739 lux, in Sunl.V.'li Terr. nui. tltf.t' c >.? a Kninfall 00.« >--S WKATtIbK TKI.KUKAM. (K
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    506 4 SwoArou. "tii Ma»i ii, 18M. PRODUCE (BaUi art eomeled la l-'.;» a.m.; Oambier, 4 5.70. Copmß»li > do PontiAiiak, 7.00. Pepper, Black, K.M. To White,(6X) 38.75. Sago Flour Sarawak S.OT<. do Brunei, 2*oPearl Bago S-90. Coffee, Bali, picked 2».M>. CoSee ralembang, picked 33.60. Coffee, Liberian, So. 1 l»00. Tapioca,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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    244 4 AICHIVM.S. p,., i 7,/ i., from Melbourne— Mvura J. Carroll. J. l.ray.nn.l .1. Andenon. TO AIIHIVE. (For .Sinanj/ore). Par M.M. l;,l m',ien conn.-.-tiM with llw a>aaiiini ITalait atr.ilonito. fnun M.-v--•elite* Kcii. --'7: Mr. W. I. Wn.id.il Mi I). I". M.-K-Doiitfall. Mr. an.l Mm. W Napi,-i Mi K H.ini:iker-,Mr.aiidMr».
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      TRADING VESSELS
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
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      ARRIVALS.
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      CLEARANCES.
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