The Straits Times, 6 October 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED! 18:31. SINGAPORE, TIIUttSDAY. OCTOBER (i. 1898. NO. 19.651.
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      496 1 OMPA [IT,LIIIITBD I S«" c °n,«oj iFire). F ;';;ii: *m» com. y iViaA nosa»itPAin. ol Uwnoi i,™ ■i" Hmtptm§ MAI! U«t BaaawaßD. nallaeial Oet J E3183L erd rl „T 'pa.~-ng.-rs. (SpiK-ial ak* ***"*> ih«h. i -i Haaih o,t. s let. 'M s i Caanm Nov. I-' 5"; ii <<„„.(;.. Rev*
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      1327 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, I 'DXIXKI.IJKE I'AKETVAART MAATSCHATI'IJ li leroobtraet with the ItrtlwrlaoMli liiiHa Bniniiiini At/ml, nl Siniiuj.urr Hmr Unpan, LATt .1. Dakmkls Sl Co., 2J, UOLLTaa IJUiT. Steamer From Exp.cted Will I*. Despatched for Oo ran Oaraoom. Baoaauiija. Sept aft Sounbnva, Baalafcaa Aini>.naii. otaoao>it. AnilH.in.-i. llniidii.iiii.l X.-tt (iuinen. Oct. .v,.n/.«».. lfmass',,l.
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      690 1 INSURANCES. riMIK I.OXDON AXI) LANCASHIItK 1 FIXE IXBURAXCE COMTAXV. Capital OttfMßl Taid up Capital -_M_'.7.vi Ki-«er\e Fund 07(i,3.V, The iindcraiKned. Agentii for tho Company, arc prepan-il lo accept fire ris'^B at TSSwitnP Co. 'pilK CHINA TRAUKK ISSUKASCE 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. OnjM -"I-, r.i- 1 tl,cun,«x.. Amount raid up WU.OOO. i:.*.-rt..
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      241 1 INSURANCES. LAW UNION ANDi'KOWN KIKK AXI> Ltn INSI UMCK ro.MI'ASY. r.M-n Al ju.uuo.eoq. TIIK aaderolfned luive bean appointed aeent. at Singapore, for the above t'..iii|.:i!i v i.:..l 11. pn-p.ir.-.l to Ixke n«k- nt ■MeM fatoa. JAEdKK i Co. TRAXriATI. ANTIC XII.X INSIItANCK CO.. t)F HAMIHIUi. NORTH ""V' riM INSUiAXCK CO.,
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      574 1 NOTICES. THE BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED. rrUIK I'ionm-r Lankwnki aadCranejnJ M.t.U K,.iui.lry Aliaarh. K. W. l'rovin 1 cea. India. Th« only Dfactieal Lockworka m tha InM under dired Karopnn iiiiinaci-m.-nt ami nipar*iawn II »f oanoot unit yon) requifeßienta, nobody Ibaoam. Otir trail.- mark i.n it lock is .1 sultiti.-M
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      220 1 S. TAN NO CO. .lAI'AM>K MKi:c||.\NTS\ Kxpoil.rs .mil lin|..,it,iWhtdcsal.- Commission Mci,l,u,i (re, ai. eMenaea Bkeat ABRAMS'S HORSE KEPOSITOHY. Veterinary Establisliment. Over a hundred HOBSEB, COIiS, AND PONIBS. Stiitaiilc for ill pojrprjMn, Brery I'iU-ility Car IMb) uivm PODDEB DEPABTMEIT. tjmk -.it|i|ili"-N i-vi-rv rmirtrcii iaroa Hay Oats, rushed-food, Barley. :"»1 Linseed, "t»lv
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      786 1 WHY 3OMK PBOPLK AHE POOH. B\D ninnagenieiit aatfe Ban peepta in poor circumstances than any other one cause. To b.-«u,-,-i-stfiil one must look ahead and plan ahead that *hea a fav>urableop|H>rtiinitv|.r nis itself he n refcll to lake advantage ol it. A little forelhougbi will- aaw eSn much expense and
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. Established 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. SOUDANCAMPAIGN.
    113 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. Established 1831. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER 1898. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. SOUDANCAMPAIGN. [Snt'iicnptwu rxtet >iwl tulrrrtifiiig rutt* /,nci/ ie/aaata un the fcarfl yxiqe.] SIrKNKSS AMnN(. TIIK lUool's r<iaaha. M a-t.Jrr. The Cairo correspondent of the Daily TManilljll says that there is much sickness among the troops, who
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    MAJOR MARCHAND.
    58 2 SHOKT Of AMMt'M llllN. Major Man-hand, at Kashoda. obtains food from the natives, but he baa run short of ammunition I XKKLIAIiI.K aUXIUaJtUa. His auxiliaries who belong to the Shillooks, a Nile negro tribe, have fraternized with their tribes, nen among the Sirdar's soldiers' The chiefs of the
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    CHEAP CRITICISM.
    431 2 Mam details remain yd 1,, b* written of tho. events daring Friday'! •batik, wrote Mr. Beniieit Burteißh nearly a ».ck altar tin- gnat fefhj al Omdnrmen, ■ad after ;t Bafiee of graphic UttOT*. It is absolutely trim that till DOOM read Urn more we an attack by tin-iiiajjmt-i.],.
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    72 2 Tan [allowing It of intereel to fting* pore just now. when it- own postage facilities and .barges are coming under taken a preliminary step towards the introduction of Ocean penny postage by reducing the rate for inland letters Bran October let to one anna for i; tola. It i- bcheved
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    269 2 Tooui remarka yeaterday about the French papers' avoid. in, eof comment generally upon the Kgypti.iu question, in the light of recent cent-. luu-t make one eaoaptloii Tba Ha* ii- m I oonapicuoua bn niandlinaai to Gnat Untain; but in one article, alter the battle befoie Omdurman, it contains a j
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    234 2 Lorn» Charles Iteresford arrived at Hongkong on tb* morning of tha Mb. lie was met by Capt. Laurie, A. D. C. la Maiordcneral lilack. and conducted IB Hcad.piarter Iloine. The Chairman, vice-Chairman, and Secretary of the Hongkoiiß Chamber of Commerce then waited upon his Lordship, and invited him to address
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    8 2 To Part I in bink rate is ITIL
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    6 2 TllK hoiii'w ud mail closes to-morrow
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    9 2 lvi: Sanafi am published this murning, at II) o'clock.
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    14 2 Paooci i:. es.-h.-iiiae, and share prices, and tin; mail list, are on page I
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    12 2 \i sriiAl.l.»x cockatoos are advertised tot aria at llalLui's Australian Horse Kopoaitory.
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    19 2 TiiKin.iil despat, -ii«! from Blngapan to London, via llrindisi. on the Uth September was delivered cm the 4th Inatanl
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    19 2 Vk-iki:im\ six golf clubs marked 1. P." were found in a aaanea in the harbour. An owner is wanted.
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    22 2 h is adiaitlaad that tba eofleeaatat* knovMi aa liailut. N..gri BenbUan, will l<e sold by auction at Serumban on the Illh uut.
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    14 2 Tin: I S. War Department cmtcniplate- establishing an ;,!,„> camp U Uonoluluand aeaafingivOOO troops boa
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    28 2 As auction sale of a printing husinesß known ai tha Kah V.-w Bean Praaaia adv,r[i-e,l t,. take place at Messrs. Powell .v Cos sale-room on the 17th inst.
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    27 2 Mk. C. J. RivettCarnae.theAccounfan! Oeaatal, in Burma, has accepted the new post .if Accountant-tieneral of Siam. He will be seconded for service in Siam for two years
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    34 2 A I niN»MAS was found in a dying lition thu morning ia Kllenhorougli Market. The man was placed in a ViAi../,., to ba taken to the Central I'olice Station, but died on tho way
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    33 2 M Hakikm ix, the Kiench Consul at Bangkok, now in Burapa an leave, la returning to that city to resume duty II Hardouin ha* tbe advantage of being ranad in tha Siamese language.
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    33 2 Mil Aithur Keyser returned to Xegri Bamhilaa on the Nth Sept.. and left agaii the 2nd instant to take up the i, t oil' appointment ol l!i ilish Consul for Brunei Bawinbaetationadal Lahnaa
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    35 2 Tiiku« is n,, doubt, in the KaW St. Petersburg Con, -pond, nl s mind, that satisfactory profraaa i- now being made with Ihe negotiati.iiis in St. Petersburg to an anglo-Baaeian agreement in tha I'ar Kast
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    34 2 \li MM A t llalp.i Co. auctioneers, Kuala Lumpur, advertise an auction sale of land and houses there on the luth hist. They also advertise tie -ale ol the Blackwater Batata on Weduc-day next.
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    52 2 Tiik 04 Bnwnl, transport, due on the 83rd ili-tant, has been engaged to ooovay the -hallow-draught Bteaußan Sowrpifwrand Omjh from Chatham to Hongkong. They arc of vi tons each, .ni.l will com* out in sections. The B/oatttare and rKwefaeat, similar boats, but of UO tons burden, vill al-o lc -cut
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    FORMISABLE WAR-SHIPS.
    37 2 The I' S. Navy Depailmclit is contra, ling, Under new plans, for three battleships „i uigbei speed than iknots, of U,.".0.i tonsdispla, cment. with J..««itons „t coal capacity, and capable of steaming 10 '"hi miles
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    BULK NO DETERRENT.
    41 2 A Boanrua went into a Mna in Kling threat this iAernoon, leaving a b:il, ol cloth in Ins gharry. On returning to hi- carriage he found that the doth was miaalag Tho 6)co denied all knowledge of it
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    APPEAL CASE.
    45 2 Tun morning at the Appeal Court, before Mr Justice 1.c.,. hand Mr .lit:. c Hyndman Jones judgment was reeerred in the case Syed Ailulhralini.in bin All al. lamed c, lieorß". i'Almcida. concerning a dispute as to lie boundaries of the Arab street burial
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    SUSPICIOUS STORY.
    48 2 A Klixo reports that lie was stop|»d yesterday by lour other Klings, whom he alleges he knows, at the sixth mil. stoneonthe I'.is.r I'.inj.ing Ito.id.and robbed of Sin The complainant bore I no marks of violence, and the police look upon it as a doubtful case.
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    UNLICENSED TREPANNING.
    50 2 A Chinamax was bargaining with Kling last evening over the purchase of some notcpapcr Neither could see the force of the other's arguments. The Kling tried to let light into the Ir.ini of the Chinaman with a knife. Tba latter is in hospital and the former in gaol.
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    POONA SEDITION CASE.
    51 2 MK.Tilak, the native nieiiibcr..! tba IWincial Council of Bombay, who was sentenced last year to a term of imprisonment for seditious incitement in his paper, the Ketari, was relca-.d OB -,-pto r Till. Several thousands of sympathizers bad gathcied near his residence, and gave him a hearty
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    THE CHINESE CUSTOMS.
    63 2 It was asserted that the Chinese Custom-house in Hongkong wae I 'onvcuioice desired by the resident ihinese The matter was referred, ■lowever, quite unofficially, to the leading Hongs and guilds. These oenaf itions, alter lull meetings, have given 111 t'MIl 'll.lt M I X|'n l "MOII "1
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    MONOPOLY VICTORIOUS.
    70 2 Ir is stated that the Standard Oil I'rust has al laal succeeded, after years of efforts in vain, in getting complete control of the Canadian relining business It got the railway companies to return the oil tanks, in which it ba- a monopoly, freeof charge. whileCanadiaii refiners had
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    RANGOON RICE TRADE.
    106 2 A hue merchants' King has just been -tartedat Kangoon. Karly in Au-u-t. rumour there mentioned that the Kurope.u, millers in that city bad agr 1 to form a ling or combination in l-»!i!i ll, i- aem was believed by both Chines,. u,d native rice-merchants The latter then
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    SIAM NEWS.
    100 2 Ir is all.^. I lh.it twenty C.unbodia" Krench nibjecta wen arraatad the other day at Wit I'a.ldi li.iil.uri) for refusing Fifteen miles east „f Bangkok, the low-lying paddy lielh are ex iv.lv Hooded. Complaints are beard oil very hand f,..m the awkan. who And it impos-ii. 1,. 1,,
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    ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE.
    155 2 Aioi'Y of tba v,,h:uie recording the pr dmgs of the Royal Colonial In -mute during la-t year has reach, d nIt ia, as usual, well hound and print., l. iii.i mratalnr. in aMltlan to raporti of council aaalinp the annual diimr. etc reprints of various intonating papers
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    SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB.
    321 2 ASM AI. MKKTIV. Yaaiaaini iiternaon the Bingai Rowing Club 1i.1.l their annual general meeting at the SC C. Pavilion In iiiaaiinlliig Urn annual report the Secretary said that although the halai 'to the credit of the club appealed -mall, the val t the club property had been
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
    27 2 horse s at S I amaaherl, and the veiu,!,.,,^,., "'I overturned h> e01h.,..,, the bridge The ijc, but neither he nor ih,. Z rc,i. arr
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    FORGERY AT PENANG.
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    WIST AUSTRALIAN GOLD.
    32 2 in. Butn nun During the drat eight noatti reai tha duel t produced gold thus ba a»7,0«T0 Viel«ria(estiu,.,:. some 100.0000/ output ofanyAu,, the seventies w[,..,, 'utona below the million
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    GERMAN SHIP ASHORE.
    72 2 Tan Cerium nip I wen. a-ho,e on the Al Ma., Infield hatuiel, |h« 1 1 s ''pt 88th Km Kottsdol the reef oil the 29th Ull liaoning pan ol tinned her >yage the m era* makiaß nowalei c,,t 5,,,,,,. tb* Ci trim liarhoiir last nighl from II
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    THK ACT OF HANDICAPPING.
    108 2 To tub Kniroii of TBI snuir. n»r..' Sik. Uthough 1 quite thai hi- dropped front I musl say r I it 1 pl< "Play the Game "tak«i:ptl 1.ch.1l ol the lon- puinl the latter, I ..m in i links, having pined fur Dm U forty -ei,
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    POLICE CASES.
    164 2 l.i-l night 1,. i theft, was i lock up, th wiled out, another kiim at Lome U«ta> li.l-i IH't'l'—.H'l l> I"'" H i Three Klinga, i and fraud a- regai I-h.ui-te, h.ive been I I Two Chinamen, brutlu'i in the Court of two m 1.1 day, unli di<ll
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    TRADE WITH THE PHILIPPINE.
    58 2 with the Philippine- I-' I. large, than n volu of II »l«>rl under hie official miphat luallcd thai ZX&2& we,-,- exported il three nth. Dl tothel nit.d^-.'. I::::;' 1 1 States had W|«a from the I'hihppil eounlu'-'ll iDcreas. ol •hipui; St. ite. »a- I 1 l;
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      507 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COM ('ANY. LI).. Dynamite, Gelignite Gelatine Dj n iil.utm:; Gelatine. Detonators, Safety Fuses, Electric Blasting Apparatus. THE BORNEO OOMPAXY.LTD. HOLI AOK.NTH A|IIR«. •Mantod *M.n -„,...>.„„, i m Md lIAVK *I.WAI m 111 II i\ BTOOK 01 lIIK AlloVK. IIDEROSTHEN PAINT. ■a afaaoteMy mH*onmtn paint lor [RON AND
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      340 2 SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIF.TV. mouL lull i.ai; OBCHIBIRAL OOHVKBI ■"•ill mvn la Mm I m ;■>../..,,. <>,/.,;.,■ 1 1//, FIFTH LUCULM7B DINNER THK OBALR, _•>*..-■■ ORCHARD K"Al>, 5,,1,,,,t,,. (I, i,.1,. r .11, MM, Fates FU* .Ili-.lu-II. .1. I „IHIV> X".ii. glai auwlavona, ale K^'ltsr 1 ll.m dauba rloota M-it* U iimitiv.l
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    AFFAIRS AT MANILA.
    74 3 AFFAIRS AT MANILA. n K M iiiKI.IALITY. T ,||lr -TH-' Manils,tothai«thBat. he roUUona batwaaa .\,,n-...-ans wan ,i „,,,,i, ion on Ik.ili "have") n». e,l „1 Manila u.-rr I trouble from operation untU the) „,,,-t of tln-ir goods ported under theoW t is thai the „iiro,h,, „,,-tpoin-l until hi into thai
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    WHAT LONDON OWNS.
    56 3 Hj imed by the the I don that l.i'lnlolis March Slsl last ,2,003 Giving th« ".''^'"(".'m.v School &»rd for Metropoliuui Police pro- City oinniissionUl ,l district boards of ,r,l,a,,s.^;o.hcr |-he rateable value ,1 .late was „,,.,1 d.W ,s n than one years ,ble value The ,«iveof the
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    PERAK NEWS.
    59 3 "t .\-"H."t;ilit I i wngen landed ,1, in Perak during Auftnal i [tlu' i: iilwaya, nth. earned (48,033. !i,.> Government money thai it i In ,1 workl and il railway cooliat i" a :..h-l i mi| my ..i ili- Malay i concluded its 21,11!, .1 ctnirei inuaki try,
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    AT CANDIA.
    82 3 i ii.. i 1.1,11 material!) and tin' Governor, D| M.1111.1t1l rwuiog the wounded under a li.nl "f the i lirutiani in the I I ifkah trc lou 'ih!v uflerad'ut co- iiil.m»tion«l trooiM I in ii.i ..muni. to im en al <■' .1 thai the incident ral I Urn
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    THE FIRST OUTBREAK.
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    CHINA'S EMPEROR.
    248 3 FATE LXCERTAIN. KSiAIK OF THE MM LEADKB. At the date of last mail advices from Hongkong (Ist iustanl) uncertainty still prevailed as to the Empeor's fate. Kmnoiir said tliat he had been poisoned on the -'Ist Baptaanbar. ihere is a lielief among many well informed Chinese that the
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    156 3 Tim: I'/,,.,,,,,, »,th tlie mail from Borops i the Kith Baptomber, 1.-ft Paoanf xa. m. to-day, and i^ due ban .i i in. to-morrow. The follow ing is her' Far fast passenger list from Mr and lira. Oamlebari, Wai OaonbalL Vr- >inilh. Mi-s K/.ki.l. Mi- M.l.:,ir. Mm llrook^.
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    PASSENGER GUIDE-BOOK.
    103 3 Umu I; ,ii-i. a.! t Ca sand us handbook of information bt passengers in tin- Australian Colonies, issn.-d by the British India and (jueensland Agency Companjr of Brisbane, which is non in it> aterentli edition. It conMi,-.. daacripti f the five thousand milea run takes by tha Australasian
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    TIBETAN GOLD.
    230 3 A Ponton <>il-.-.- t. Ms l.mrii.y Islkt-n fr.un Yai hotti .it i lie border of BMt< m Ti Consular Auwtanl <■ -I l.nt..ii in rVI.nurrlMl The export* froi include yellow gold, of which Mr. Utton rival the following description t II 1. 1 down chief; In ttaatom ol
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    SUMATRA COFFEE.
    252 3 (I ITIVATIoN IN UtHBaJTO. < ANNln.w. (WUB. A plaaUt bOOI lVyl.m 1..H i. utly viritodttecoffefrpUflUUoMuiSordwig, nm Bity-«v« mllei ml.m.l. end tl.o ,>„,„.„/ ■A,jri-.H.,r,.l prints f ,.mu the information and unprearionegleaned i.v him On Begerpa&g, the largeel plantation In the dnrtrict, the growth ol the 300,000 tree*, all planted
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    BY THE MAIL.
    949 3 FRANCE CIIAI'VINISTIC. A HERMAN OI'INION. Tlic (Woyiw <;«zeUe says: It is the unbounded Cli.iuvinisni now rampant in France, v. hi. ti has an ugly likeness to a form, i national frenzy which led to war. Mini which m even again do so. It is in this frenzy
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    HUNTING IN MALAYA.
    909 3 l-l B8L"IT OV THK DKEB. BY WALTER D. SCOTT. T.ik (troter portion of It* *****11 l j Malay Stan-, if Mill covered wit Ii primeval I forest, with a dense and taugled "'""^J t^'lne/with raUan/and climhin'g plant. through which it i« impOMlMe to pone i trate without
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    THE PEACE COMMISSION.
    163 3 (lii S,.|ili.nilii-r Mb, it »a» reported thatßanaaoi Oaoriß Ony, at the l're- sidents urgent rauuaat, with.hew bu lv- il Io serve, and was ap|>omted the tilth nwmbwol lbs hHa waoa Com™'\|t Pay. Senators ILivis. l-i >.-. and Gray and Mr. Whitelaw lieid SooatOf Oraiexi is n, retire
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    ADULTERATED COFFEE.
    84 3 ham maamum 1, i- Nportod thai la U Tinaiiy tlif ifli a I" ny i- wry lonely adulterated. I., wa pi h mm* wMhta?. 4o nai utd drying tha barriM in i-.il 111 i> Kll".. illi -:nv-.lust .ill.' crevk-d of tli.' berrie. Ihm become Blled tti'li i...w.1.'i.a «"i"l
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    HAVAS TELEGRAMS.
    72 3 PjMtjfTHl September. Man-hand* ei)>edition reached Kashoda on the 10th July Both the British and French flags have been hoisted there. atfth September. It is lielicved that the Court of Cassation will not deliver judgment on thn Dreyfus case revision .|iiestion until next January. The insurrection is spreading in
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    AHEAD OFf THE MAIL.
    117 3 Uaaha, Mil Shfhantar. Km upmost, whose BDaaad adventures in Northern Australia are l>eiiiß printed in tlic H'i-V WmU M«<jn:i»r, rend a paaaf hit.ire the British Association on Australia's unexplored mineral wealth Several speaker! ipoka must sceptically nbout ISougcmont's statements, and expressed surprise that, throughout hie wanderings,
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    QUEN WILHELMINA.
    456 3 INSTALLATION AXU B«JO1CINU«. The yount! ijueen of Holland made her state entry into Amsterdam on September Mb. amid scenes of rare popular enthusiasm. Her Majesty was dressed all in white, tin- (ju.-n EkJ nt |m. The Mayor and a Mtj r.-pic -.:-,i... gathering welcomed them at the station,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    97 3 YESTKKDAY S PLAY CMAmnomma Hi ■Moll X.-1.1, untiniilietl. A. SIM.I.KS I. ml. mi l»-a. ByMM>(«-I,M). 11. lairm.t> 1:1:111,1 an.i Ki.uin beat Bnl| and He-lm.-h I i.. iiTIES K>B TBUBWAI IIVMrKIN""!! Hra.1.1.1l g. 11.i.1. iii nnlsb. A. DOOM i I Braddsll and Bli<X i S0.1) r. Hamilton ami Molll-"M
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      59 3 VK.sski.s UtVUsTUID H> s.xil. Foi Hongkong, < i/--'. .I".- «B CM, S:.,ki,- HOSM. Paasngand Csl alts, I I ba, dna 7Hi Yovi via uort« Siitu i due 7th I lloii^tea'l Co. im. laiiiii n. .In.- rth i.-i Bormo AustraUaa parts, in io load, 7th Oct., M, .Mister 4 I a.
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      115 3 Bracing Refreshing! Invigorating! Condy's Fluid The effect is magical. Beware ot Substitute* -CQNUVsFI.tH." JOSEPH BAKER. cuji»Ti"«i:t imi Vunu bin, (ii.i 7. fUtria Bkmt) riIUISTM V< 'ami XKW YKAU CAKBS if llic t..-i .|iiality nt very moderate baas 1 cimn, writer iirs, «nil ire iiuddiniP. pn-imreii dnilv. Buns. ■■«»>», '■|io.ol»l.>. [Cbwteta
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      632 3 NOTICESBUY MALACCA TEA. Th,- lw.l. mirvt. ami cheapo.! of ail Tea». sold at Mr»r>. ANN LOCK .Ho. ll.lt. y I;". Men.. YOSG IKK SKNti. On-hard Koa.l. Orange Pekoe 40 cenU per lb Souchong 35 cenU per lb lv. ill. v :•:> KELLY WALSH LTD. "j'.'linmths Motor Cut. l.y A.. 1
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      461 3 FOR 8ALB: EMPLOYMENTS; TO I.XT: AND PERfIONAtfI |s>ttimi. Hah line; 3n.| and .VI UniM. 10iont>> hr»< Hh to Hth tinirt, I ■■■ni s n line 7th tn lHth timw, 8 centft a lin«; ntt.T\. unit, cent" a lint* lull no .Imri^. 1.-x* than onfl dollar. Thus, a threeline adn-rtiiwmonl. flow
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      259 3 WKATHER REPORT. Kmtdrnt Ktrtm Hotpital, UK 0.1. 1888. »«.m Sp.m dp.m Rimarii. Bar. .a».KUJ».fisfl>x.">7 Temp HO max :iu. >; W.B'lbTher 77..-. 77.:! 77 0 M». Temp. H7.7 Mm 78.0 g«.g Max.lnBunlBr>S 1 Terr. r«d. IM Rainfall M X WKATHKK TKI.KC.RAM K. A. Trlrgrapl, Ok) ilh Octobrr.— HoNGKONU. llarometer 2»W. Direction
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    COMMERCIAL.
    528 4 anaafaaaV Bra i>.tobi«, lias IMUMMTCK. (llaJet are romrlM to voun.) tumbler V-liJ Copra Bali 7*«. do I'ontianak Ma, Pepper, Block 1-3.00. .to SVhit*. (SJ) 4" 75. I Sago Flour Sarawak S^-V do Brunei nominal :in I'earl Sago ConVo, Bali, picked KM i CoSee Paleml.ang, picked... .10 HO Oo«ee, Liherian,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    86 4 for I-, r ,!r. ttm*. Tn-Mukww. F.ilro|« *ia port- Hnlhiarat. r, h 111. Ilillilon ft 1-limiak II U'aiifr Ilia, limn. I'enangand IMi Calvpto, I' p.m. Malacca ami Klang Vimer .1 p m Mala.v.i 4 Klang AVm. 4 p.m. H«lM» .Sri Tri,,g,,mv, t p.m. Japan via porn Join, 4
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    94 4 Feom Kiikopi By the K4«. Caaaaa, with datea to the IHth >,j-i due on the 7th Oct. Dm brings replies to the mail which left Singapore M I lie JOtll Aug. Auk -'"ill K. M. .S-pt li'th Auk 24th NM). L|M aiM Viifc'ililh P. i O. Sept
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    300 4 AKKIVALB .Mi' H Mu'r"'"' K g por IVr..c. gmem from I'euani; -rapt l«i,ff. Mr .1. A. >010m.,n. and lt.v X.vet' IW«. l)r Carinnlirr from Batavia M. m A llrnmr. W. Woo.l. A, Kvan, C. Wall.-rlini. f.ili.-n. lnn.llumi Koiiin K >»«•«. ■*"->'• 'rein Baiinkok-Mr.il rVriU/.ta from Bangkok -Meesr.. Kl:ick.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      183 4 Under llii. ln> idingthKfollowingal hren lion, are u»'d: atr. .taamer ah, Khii< L-q.- -tNtrqiie Bril. -British U.S. I'mte, state.- Kr. riaaufc: fan fliiiiimi Dvi Dutch Joh.-Johore; ate, li. a, Oaaam cargo ;d.p. -deck pantengirs ll.— L'mer lain T. P. W. -Tanjong l'agar Wharf T P. !>.— Taniong
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      882 4 Uamiinai Btm of 'khut, Alho/,i, Biit. sir. K4»ton«. Capt Kit, hie. r.lhOct. From llangkok. l.t (I. 1 and Id p. Borneo Coy. For Bangkok, 0 Mi Bmßaari, V. «.,,lu. »i r j,«<») toosCapl Feild, llth Oct. From Slianghri L'Tlli S.pl. 1i... P. and (l. Toy. For lljinlmy.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      367 4 iwii' a*MK MIKIK. Aincri.aMnrii.l «O1 '■< laMai U..-I-1. II toil- lo le.itell 1 Ant.-u.ir. China, Orf In. Mtm.tield Bantam. Souiabav (let H.-ncal, c..h....t.. <>. i f to Itenlauer.v AnHv.rp. I'll S. „t V lieiilanii. II k,, in. l.il i 11ei.v.,i,1,,1i 1,,,. 1 1, Brouwer, i:,.,,^k. i. Can.lia. II,"
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      ANJER.
      74 4 PASSED BUHPA SIK.MTS OK AKKIVKI) Knit (IKDKIIS. Klau Date. asi> Kiur'a Kami. Caihix ,<y faoawaißl Dunn >a smi.is,. itroi ■opt llril s-. Slr.it honl BaUvia 27 put v rriii«^» Maria Vlmw idAmstardan BaUtia L'-I)ut Anlinrnu I'lVm^ s.|,t > llaiiin.i Uoli.-i.lun HIM -Ik-feu,,,, raeaanw j,,!,.- sflpiladelphia Anjer to Del r,i
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      ARRIVALS.
      144 4 VaMbtKut .t Ton. Ouui Kuok s«mi Kin. M 5 iV' 1 1 Brit Mr 1 iil» liit.li Bangkok Ud I Bonn 5 Itan Whait Hin »tr. lot Kdmnh fonttaaak <*l :;s. '■■>-, 1 1 tmnmtmWt .tr las WuCck EeluUn <m st-tai" *JW*? w.ihi Kluf IVI I A luirt.-rliouK Mr.
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      CLEARANCES.
      91 4 U*T*. VvmtVaXiu* Kuuilti, (Until CM li Mi«n>i Brit nr. M,,r-I, U 0, A|.:ir sir. Olifonl I':;;;;:;, Ofiftm Btr Lown «;lio» riiy.i lr MlktM kaballa »t r ru.i-..n llyiniUlou ,tr. EUwlioMD £kUIM >tr. Williami >i I Nbnbuyi liui >tr. Ueulsi i 6 (i.U. Mryer >lr. I »rd Willi.-lm str. Hi'
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      374 4 KO TICKS. .1 A MRS W A ISO N COsT SCOTCH WiihKliS MM lIC K MSI i I IN NIK KAI lift V. V. l>. WU a man, von p»ii>. V. V. (i. SI'KTIAL KKSKUVi:. »ia AII UfIMIMR lo VI Alts (i|.i>. n nut IHIT.MN Mll.r. t X"M IiKIA IIKAI.RRK
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      151 4 I SWMI Scents from flowera, RIGAUO'S WNITI VIOLITS. I RIGAUD'S whiti mm. I RIGAUD'S WHITI JASMIN. 1 RIGAUD'S whiti lilac RIGAUD'S white mm. I „jnTrT!r| ImiU A o t^=gg!y Sl'IX'lAI, r.ly oondag to the front. Sold all m the Peninsula. McALISTER 00, HOLE A< MINTS. PILBBNEB BEER OR HKANI). IBMOB
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      375 4 V J ARE STILL THE LEADING BRAND. A3 SUPPLIED TO GOVERNMENT HOUSE, OFFICERS' MESSES, CLUBS AND HOTELS THROUGHOUT INDIA. To b« obtained through I ALL LEADING IMPORTERS AND PROVISION DEALERS BBAOKt-BTOa SB 00.. 23 Oreat Bt. Helens, LONDON THE NEW HAltllOl'K IHX'K IX). LTD 1 of all descriptions in the
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      1022 4 DATA VIA. I'ilis rjrrt da hotel, ligbtnl 1 tliiouch.mt by electricity, U I i:i'»-il 111 Hit' centre of tho European -iji 'iiti:J<in:iru-r, beside the H.vmonie Ink aaa low to the King* I'luio. It -iliclid accommodation for tra•Hers :n i> i families. i.l OaaiboaM '<> and from die in. Carriages to
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