The Straits Times, 29 March 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. KSTD. OVER 1 A CENTURY SINGAPORE FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1901. XO. 30,101
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      845 1 NOTICES--pHB beltfiKU COMPANY. LIMITED *„,,.<•* Union FU» tamun I «Mw U»»T^n<« Co-l-nj < Xl ™K i S ajM -t»«. N.vig*.o.Oo»P-r The ToKwi'xMn Ijht* B"»v I-"™!" 11 PANT. LIMITKB Ag«nt« STF, OtSIHI 1 COMPANIES. I Omos, MM Strrwi D_ WHMTt«.K*ITII.m>!K>n*. <TKAM NAVIGATION O'MPANY rfTKANMW FOE CHIHA. JAFAM, P""' Ceylok Isnu, Ar«T»ALU,
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      1540 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ t'mler contract with tbe Netherlands India (iovemnn.nl. A ,imu al Si»popo«: SBir Aoisct, lati J. Uaimdelb A Co.. 8-S, Colltm Qpay. The undermentioned dates are only approiimata. Simmer From E*p»ct«l Will be Despatched for O" Rrouyr Paneh. A>ahan, Deli M»r. ft ft Tm tmulmf P«nan«
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      600 1 INSURANCES, THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £!U27,M» Paid up Capital £2 12.750 Reserve Fund £1,078,680 the undersigned, Agent* lor the Company, are prepared to accept (Ire risks at current ratea of premium. BOU8TEAD Co., Agent*. flTHI CHlVk TRADERS DIBC1UNCI 1 COMPANY. LIMITED. '•.pital Subscribed «t/DU,0Ob Amount
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      835 1 INSURANCES. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD., EASTERN BRANCH, BATTEKY ROAD. Accident and Guarantee Dept. KIROPEAN A NATIVKS. Katu Muukm.m Clams promptly attended to E. J. ROBERTSON, Branch Manager Mtr la v.c. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION a. PROVISION FOB OLD AGE. Easiy and Economically met by a Policy
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      950 1 NOTICES. (jbTd.~Medals~ PBrTs," 1878 1889. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Dl Highest Quality, a-.,d Having fl TH O Greatest Durability «-c Therefoie ft*ll CHEAPEST. I Lll U LTNION FHIE INSUKAXCK COMPANY OF PAULS. Establish xii ikj». RESERVES AND TOTAL tiTAKANTEES £4,000,000. 'pHE underoiiioed, sgonts for the above I company, are prepared to accept
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      741 1 CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH KEMtDT Has brconu fnmtw/»r Hi cvrw »f OOUUH UOUM CROUP wiKNti'ivncovuii INFLUENZA Tr? it when in need. For Mil lir all dealer-, in me.ii, n,r. ererywhere. Price 60 c's. and »l. «c». •ral Agents, The Dispenury, Bingn|«r«. Viill SALK KMI'LOYMKM-I TO I XT- AXDJfKRSONAI.S ;i«r tiv>, 16 cent*
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 29TH MARCH.
    395 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 29TH MARCH. St rails 'I\im* SHO a year, or pout free KH. Strait liuttget SIH a ymr, or pott fnt 120. A-lvertuing Rnl*> may lie found in the fourth paq«. It is now beyond alldoubtorperadventure that a crisis, the gravity of whicli we
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    590 2 The beat informed pa|>er in the world on die Chinese i|ueslion in introvertihiy the Timer. In its issue of Mu< h 4th it states Our t'ijiri--|..)init-ii> mesDOft; to-day expresses tlie belief that she (Russia) will have her wav and übtain lrom China tlie concessions she desires. £ix of the Powers,
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    312 2 SiMi.tiMiit lias been rpmarkably free from crime during the past few weeks, and the Inspector's daily reports from the various divisions show that there have been very few offences of any great importance Of course, in a cosmopolitan place like Singapore, one naturally expects to find a comparatively large criminal
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    9 2 To-day's 4 ms bank rate is I/I I fj.
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    8 2 Thk Strait* Hudjet will be published to-morrow morning
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    8 2 Thk P 0.8.8. hMM for Kurope yesterday afternoon.
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    19 2 A launch will leave Julintton's Tier lot t lie Swimming Club Bnngaluw on *unilay at 7JM and B.ao a.m.
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    18 2 Thk Key. Father Cuuvreur inui|>erled here fruni Hongkonii on the French mail -ti .mi. i due on Sunday.
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    14 2 culiles thai (.witial Nicholson siic-ecds Uwwl *ir Julin Ardasli at tli« War t illice.
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    19 2 lria undentood Mutt Mr. J. McCarthy, the heal of Mm Siuni Survoy Deluim.'iit, retires am! prckct- Is hume shortly.
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    26 2 Tin wwMiijß of Mr. V U I! Allen tl Mi-h M E Smith takes plae* at .St. Andrew's Cathedral, at 4 pin 1.11 the Mil April
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    20 2 By the MnWai uf a hi.it HVH HwJMkaM <.j H.M B. ffwirfrtioj. tiret-i-lasß batllrahip, li.iv- beeu drownml in liantry Hay.
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    24 2 Mk. I) \Vi«e. the Acting Kosident of Pabang, in in SiugHpore ua a shoit visit. lie is en ronle from IVk.m to Kuala Li|>i!>.
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    29 2 The Karl »f Kirnberley, leader of tii« Liberal party iv the Hume of Lord*, is in a critical slate of hualtb. His lordship has reached the age ul 75.
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    25 2 Amoso the passengers who returned lo Siug<i|>ore by tlie rm.in mail lust evening was Mr WTttlwft. tin- head of Messrs. 11. tin, Mpy«.-r and Co.
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    29 2 It 19 nntilieil for ml' nm i1i.,11 of tbe S V. R. that the parade on Monday. LM April, at 8.10 p.m.. is a Coininai'idunt'« Parade. Dress -Drill ordra.
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    25 2 The monthly sewing meeting of il i- Ouircli Work Association will be at the billies Qirii BdMd at 4 [> in on Wednesday, April the :ircl.
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    30 2 Thf d.-atli rate ut Manila, in IWi, witii a population of :WO,OOU was -U 47 |>ur ih.mtaiid. At Ilonnkong, the ritio waa 2a SI with a p>pulation estimated at LV>9,:tln
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    34 2 Coi. iski. Olo.u, tlio tliwosophist, was nut on boanl the City of Riv de Janeiro, m wii-, supposed, when blh; was wrecked. He waß one of her passengers, hut had n.iyni l«jluncl ul Honolulu.
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    28 2 Mk. and Mrs. Stafford Nortlu-ute, of Il'infk hi?, are passengers homeward boumi in the Bi'<i<7o Mnra now in port. Mr. Nurtiiuntx is Secretary to the Hongkong Rifle Aosoeiation.
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    25 2 TM .Uwtpolir, Frolic, Wompaiuck, and I'Mntnqun, light draught gunboats, wlii.-li the 8. Government are despatcliing t<> ili" Philippines, were expected at Colombo early this week.
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    34 2 Thk Penang Chinese liecreution Cluh f.i'l'l..ill and tennis team will leave for Singapore on or about tlie -n<l April, by tlie Piuseng. This is the lii>t Chinese football team which has ever left I'enang.
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    36 2 Mk W tlli mi-, wlio w.l- United >!;m--Consul at Manila bufure the war, and who hub been appointed Consul-general fur the United States in the Straits Set tlementu, is expected here shortly in tlio cruiser Buffalo.
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    34 2 We understand that (iovernment have acceded to the petition of the people at St. Michael's, Seranguun, not to bury the K i.li.'s of persona dying of placue in the vicinity uf the petitioners' houses.
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    35 2 Tm. MMM Sterranj understands that the Gwendoline Mm« in Corea has been purchased by a Hriti.-li syndicate in London, and that they will organise the entire stall. The purchase money is stated to be £25,000.
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    38 2 Ink. ikma nmn has been received to tlie effect thht the (invernirwnt of Ceylon hag withdrawn the quarantine restrictions which were irapo«ed at Colombo on .irriv.'tlti from Singapore, owing to the exieteme of plague tt thn latter port.
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    36 2 Information lia.- been received to the effect that the Government of Hongkong baa withdrawn the qitarxntinp restrictions which were imposed on arrivals from Uingapure owing to the existence of cholera and plague at the latter port.
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    44 2 Shortly, says the ManUti 77. a larfte section of the Spanish laws now in force in the Philippine Islands will he replaced by statutes based on t hose which now obtain in the Cnited States. A new code of civil procedure is nearing completion.
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    40 2 Ox the 2 1st instant, the British steamer Glengyle collided with the British steamer Ilnvgrhaw at HunpkoDg. The latter had her bnw« smathtd in. Tbe GleugyU was but slightly injured. The damage done is set at kwcrul tboussodii of doUars.
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    30 2 Good Friday (sth April), and the Bth April, will be public holidays. Ki-t.r Monday, Bth April, will he a bank holiday All Government offices will be closed on these days.
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    31 2 Tiik Hon'ble f. Brouihead-Mutthevra lias been granted leavn of absence fur tix months from the Ist proximo, from his duties as a Member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements
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    36 2 Mk M Hellier, of the Cross Stroot School, acts as curator and librarian of the KillliH Museum and Library in place of Dr. HaniUch who lias t > ■1 1 granted leave of absence for twelve months.
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    45 2 Tue seventb Annual Rifle Meeting of the Garrison Rifle Club, which tv unavoidably postponed, will he held at Tanglin on 11th, 12th, an<t l.'Uh April The prU»B will be on public view in the window of Mr. Powell Robinson's establishment, Battery Road, from 9th April.
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    47 2 Tuk Siamese Government has now guard-ships Htationed at i'uket, Keiantiin, and Koh Hi-Chang. In addition, a surveying expedition is, sayß tho HungM Times, to be sent out in April to nurvey the whole <v the west coast nf Siamese Malaya from PenanK to the Pak Chan river.
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    62 2 Mr M. Dempsey O L«uy, nliiur of tin' Sutm free I'rrtu, has been served with v notice to show cause why a summons should not he issued against him (Mr. O'Leary) on a charge of criminal libel against certain Siamese police otlicers. The matter was Bet dowo fur beariug in
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    67 2 Thk sunken-wrecks of Spanish men-of-war in Manila H.iy are to be raised under contract by aMr llnflman. Ho outbid other tenderer* by offering to do tin; wurk in Ices time MM year and thirl) ilays* All the la'est wrecking devices will l»- used, patching with iron plates anri rubber cementing,
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    87 2 Mil. Win. A. Rublee, a well-known .Michigan journalist and Republican politician, -m-.Ti'ii-. Mr. iMin.ni. who was drowned in the wreck of the 'ity of Mode Janeiro,** 1 'nited States Cunsulat Hongkong. Mr. Rubles is the son of Mr. Horace Kublee, founder and proprietor of the MBaaafesj BMhmL one of the
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    104 2 A MBM <»' Kiiglishmni al I'enang Lulled by Captain A. K. Adam!), fur making arrangement!!, inclinliiiß a dance, to celebrate .St. Oeuree's I>»y, w.i- held ou Tuesday. Mr. Halifax took the chair and called attention to the fact that St. Georgia Day fell on a date when a (reat many
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    114 2 Nh\va rr.mi Manila tWla of stuwlily Kieater nuinbcn ol insurgents surrendering to the Ann i i.\in authorities and taking the uatii of allegiance to the United States liovernmeut. The surrender movement has been quickened by the growth (if a so-called Fcdei.il i' iriy among the Filipinos favourable to American sovereignty
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    129 2 la November last, Mr. A li Wilson, an Englishman who filled tin- |..i-i of assistant to the City Engineer at Manila, went to the waterworks close by, as was his custom, with money to pay the employe* their monthly wagM. He was wavl.iiil by robbers who murdered him and made
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    153 2 The choir of the Church of the "Good Shepherd" is practising for a grand K:i.-t«r Service, a masterpiece of Beetlidvun, hiii Mass in C, -which takes fully two hours in kohir through without stopping. The NagM muster about 40 men and boys. I'nloHunati-ly, the orchestra began to practise too late,
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    THE GERMAN POLICE SCANDAL.
    66 2 Tiiiel, the commissary ■if tint Detective department, who was arrestnd during the Sternberg trial, was the other day sentenced by the Berlin Criminal Court to three years' penal servitude and Kve year*' deprivation of civil rights for bribery and incitement to perjury, the rourt declining to
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    CURATE IN THE WORKHOUSE.
    66 2 The Rev. Cliarlea J. Hinkton, the curate in charge of Newton Bromshold. Northamptonshire, who wh on Feb. 23rd remanded at Runhden for alleged drunkenness, has since obtained an order for admission into the neighbouring workhoiKß. In m. iking the application he iai'l he w.i« quite destitute,
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      THE JAPANESE CRUISER "IWATE."
      43 2 THE JAPANESE CRUISER IWATE RKFORTKD TO IIAVK LOT DEVOXPORT HASTILY KOI! THE KAR IMI Itmdoii, Mlh Mufti. The Daily Chnmielt *ays that tlie newly built Japaneim cruiaar ale liar left Uevonport hastily for the Kar Kaat, ahipping only i purtiun uf her ammunition.
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      MANCHURIAN AGREEMENT.
      96 2 LORD I.ANSI)OW.NEB OPINION NO CAKPINU CRITICISM WANTED Later. Lord l.anmlowne, the Secretary ol State for Foreign Affairs, has stated in the Hous« of Lords tliat lie is unable to pass a final opinion on the Kiisho Chinese Manchurian Agreement i.jr.l I. in-i iivn,- further mU that he would
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    "AT ZERO."
    121 2 liir musical romance At /*n> was produced at the Town Hall last night, for the laat time. The audieuce wm a fairly large one, andencores were frequent The Acting (iovernor witnessed the play fur llieri'iondtiine. The piece had vastly mi proved aincethe lirst oneor two perform ancee, and
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    THE CRUISER "IWATE."
    386 2 Tiik ii'.-t..-i,i.s armoured Japanese cruiser l/raie, which U.'iiier to-day says his 1. -ft Oevun|Hirt hurriedly fur the Fir Bml with only a portion of her aiiiiuunition, was l.'niii.-lird recently at the Klswic.k Ship-yard of Sir W. V. Armtlronp, Whitworlh and Co. The li-ate is a sister ship
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      PRAYER vs. LOYALTY.
      344 2 TO THE MM OK THB STHAITS TIHKB Pik,— Ai I have learned from yourself that lam the person alluded to in a paragraph that appeared iv your issue of Monday last, the &~>th inst, where it is stated that a certain man had, in one of the
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    14 2 Thk Bangkok Maimtacturmg Cum pany has boau registered in >ii]g»|'.ru v a limited coocera.
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      413 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LI). GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fu«s. Electric Blasting Apparatus. Tk» iln Kxplwi l~.,,g all mnnu-fmt-ind in Ure-tt HrilnU, art liuidt to fat* th* high ttfittti'irti of tmfety and purt/y iitlt impo**t Ini the Brituk Qorvrnment, and nre, ikertfitn, gunrtintr,txi
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      427 2 NOTICES PIANOS BY ALL THK BEST MAKERS. PAT MODKKAI'E PRICES. loRCAMI. ISV IIIKK TAYMfcNTS AM) ON MONTHLY HIRE. (ilAKWrKKn Dl UABI.K AND HIGHLY PKCORATIVK. Till: UOWM)N PIANO CO., LTD., M, RAKKLKS 1'LACE. TSUCPHUKI No. 191. WIIITKAWAY, LA1DLAW CO. OATMEAL SOAP. A HKillLY RKFINKD TOILFT SOAR PRICE 10 Cts. per tablet.
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      379 2 A CAKD. M. S. Mkhu, M. D. Late Clinical AasisUnt, Solio Ho-|H:il (or Women ll.ou.loo). Con«ul>a:ion and Resilience 877. Victoria Html, ra.f. A s. Sl/10 HOY Mi VISIT. .-.mi- ran I* liml at lie Stiiait.- Ht/rti, SIWMKOKI) 1M>.\I>. To view Um arrival. ihk rwunjen woe— w and the departure of
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      448 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I WANTED about 78,000 Ib*. of Porland cement, 60 barrels of which m to be delivered 8th Ajjril. Tenders with particulars about qtality and price to be sent under P. C e/o Strait* Timt$. M/a. A 30 year*' experienced Chine** ti the loc-U Import Business wishes Ufiud a
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    THE ARMY ESTIMATES.
    1276 3 HKMKS W MSMUI P.riK- t,, hand by the m:.il fuither .it ids of the Army h-' IWI4M Prom it m i>r.'l«>*«l to expend an annual sum ol il.Kl-',""" |*rni»iieni addition! i.. of im|»"»a— nti iv t!ie various branches »f our military Imm, and H* <lf 2* Mlm
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    THE DRESSES OF THE DUCHESS.
    108 3 Thk trimming of the dreaaes to be worn by Iliß Duchess of Cornwall tuxi York when in Australia will be rich and varied, und British and lri»l> iiMtvi iaU aru, a-, f:ir M possible, to be used. At the opening of the Comiuunweallh Parliamrrit the
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    EPIDEMIC ON THE "BRITANNIA."
    106 3 !>h.UH OF AS INSTRICTOR. Sbriois illuess recently attteked muny uf the naval cadets on board the training-ship lintaniiia at Dartmouth. Suine have -uil.ri-d from ruea-Mos and others from influenza and pneumonia til .1 HMM type. Two of the yuuiiß patients hive already died, and Mr. r'ranci6
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    TIN.
    118 3 Inde* the above heading, thoeurrent iwue of the IMtM IMi Mm state* Little of a Mtitfartory nature can be said about the consumptive demand for this metal, and a-, an illustration of what lihb been Ruing on of late, it is reported that MON tons -hipped from London to
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    THE AMERICAN STEEL TRUST.
    255 3 IMHBN It tli.' Am- rK:iti liti.-t, Christopher hurness, presiding at Hie annual meeting of tlie UnnfaoKMn of the South Durham Steel mill Iron Company, Limited, Jt Stockton, ■aid tlio news of the formation of such a monster trunt in America waa, no doubt, disquieting, but there
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    213 3 YKSIKKDAYS HAT. UIMMn Norm' L.-Ht Ilattunburgh. No .-.ore reiurnr-l. "A" .-1V.1.L--(artir 4- IS l«at S. Reid -8, rt-J, 0-1 "B" SiNOLKS. Hannnford s.r. be.it Maostield-t- IS, 0-1!, 7-e, e-l. "a lKiim.ts Itarbixliiieaml l>. Kerr-3lxnt K 1 Reid mi S.»oii +I, II IS, 7 -6, 6-4.
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1233 3 (/■'rom I'.ipen by Gtrman Mail) Tin Ur«vr.H scene* at P.irtsmomh on the deimrluie of the Ofhir weie mo* lmpS«i»» Hi. Maje.ty the Kinii had luncliwm on board the itpktr and in ishing CSod Speed" to the Duke ami Duches* of Cornwall was much inuved. The Duke of Cornwall.
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    KANSAS TEMPERANCE RIOTS.
    73 3 Mk*. Naliun, the Kansas' temperance fanatic, has been arrested at Topeka on the charee of breaking the peace, and has been sent m prison failing lb« payment of the heavy peace bond nhich the cnurt imposed. The court at tinsame time announced that it was time such
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    STRIKE OF RUSSIANS.
    77 3 Kioiitv uf the 160 Russians employed in the erection of the Russian section of ■!•>• Glasgow f-xliibition h*ve struck ■nrk. Their grievances urn that their wages are paid to their wives in Russia, and that U. uut of 50*. per month is deducted for lax, > They
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    THE DUKE OF CORNWALL'S VISIT TO THE COLONIES.
    102 3 Tm (phir, ya<-ht, Commodore \Vinaloe, aaya the Time), began filling her bunker* on March let, with «pf<:ially li-iml picked coal The operation waa curried out on both aides of the ship simultaneously. Two |>oelilions ami two mil riilera from the HUaTM Kii.kinLli.nii
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    THE AMERICA CUP.
    110 3 A BUM* correnixindent st-ates that Sir Thomas Upton, who reached Glaspiw.the other riay.on his way to view llie irliainrwk, cay« lie at <>ne« accepts the decision of llie Rn York Yacht Club on the question <>f a (lying start Mr Watson, Sbamru-k? designer, had mude important ex|Hfriments
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    BROWN PAPER HOUSES.
    115 3 Piu.ixiwm Bickerton, of Chrislchurch, New Zealand, lias discovered a new Dictliod of constructing houses, whirl) has Ihe combined advantages of simplicity and economy. The constructive in.i'tii;il is nothing le»« «>r more tlian hrown paper fruely tarred over. It i" Slid to present many advantages nver the old-fashinned
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    THE YARMOUTH TRAGEDY.
    127 3 HI -UAMi SENTENCED TO DEATH. The trial of a man Samuel Herbert Bennett, fur tlie inunler of his wife at Yarmouth on September 21nt, has just been concluded, and has resulted in his being fuund guilty and sentenced to death. Some account of this sensational case has
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    SIR GEORGE NEWNES'S DOG.
    140 3 Sir (.Mviye Newne«, of Tit hilt f.ime, was ri'i-rii'ly eiimnvined before Mr. Kenwick, at Marlborough-street policecourt, for allowing a dog to be at large, and not under proper control, in St. JaroenVstreet Defendant did not appear, but a servant of his, who attended court, said be
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    ARRIVALS BY MAIL.
    110 3 rVr r. >. Mmi Irrv from Southamp-toi—M-.i». F. H.Forrw, An«lfr»oo. E. H.nuVi 00. Mr-. Slo™. From PenangUnit K. Flake, A E. Fwtrolej, A Ki-rr, Kil.. h From Colombo— Mr. U. F. Witto.; Kr..rn Ban-Mr. H. F. Grewinn, Frtm {I'not-Uwn. W. Bro»ilbri.lg", II s i-liin 1.-n. A. Sol.
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    PENANG PIER.
    170 3 Itimmkh correspondence regarding a proposed extension of the pier at PuiHiig has been laid befi.re Council The ConKulting Engineers, to whom the nailer was referred by the Secretary of Slate, were of opinion that there were difficulties in the way of thus extending the pier by W feet,
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    BOMBAY'S LADY TIGER SLAYER.
    531 3 I.ADV JBNKINB »CI.IP«KS THK RIXKST KILL AT JOBORK. ONLY two weeks a,'o, an Engliah lady visitor here, Mrs. Pauling, shot a tiger at Joliore the very day previous to her departure for India. Now it »eerus that her feat bas been eclipsed near liombiiy by no
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    COMMERCIAL.
    570 3 HMGAFORE, M»TH M»KrH. l*>l. riODUCK. Onmbier »00 Copra B»h <•«> <fo Ponli nak r.|.p.r, Black MM do White, WO 4600 Hugo Floor Sarawak »*H do Biumi No 1 J7<i Pearl 8»ko foffne, Bull. IB" bMi« W.'O Ci.Hi-p. Halrmtmnit. Wt Uii> 'J600 fHiflrt Lib«ri»n, No. I 17.S5 T..pioc», small Flak*
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      73 3 CHAMBERLAINS COI.IC, CHOLERA, AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY 1- eterywbcrv nuknookelRcil to be the tnott succeMful medicine iu uk 'or Konvl Comp Hints It aJwaya cures, an. I cure« iiuickly It can Uv depeatl«d upon evi-n in the most KVfre hi <l dsngrrous cues. Cure* uriping, nil kind»o( diarrho- and at the
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      191 3 A HelplebH Cripple t N. Ik-ngert of Norborne, mi Km nineteen months I lay a belploa> cripple fruin Klieumutmni. The weight of my body was reduced from 170 lbs. to 130 Ibt., a proof of tbe terrible pain I had to HiHliin-. During all tint time, I nought a cure,
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      320 3 BKLLKYUti UOTKL. A I'ltlVATE HOTEL UMKUa BOARDIMillolSK. Hvautiful situation on top of Uonnt Civklne. in the hwirt o( f>ing»i>ore with grand view of the harbour. 4 minute* from lOiffiiM rv|u:irp K«sy «ow»« by McCkHUB St., and uewlyiwuJt! Mn uptlix hilMrie Continental cooking. Billiards. Telephoue •J9M OFKJCE OF THE CHIEF E8QIXEEB
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      870 3 NOTICES." NOTICK. STBAtn City Bubbor Stamp. Pric« moil.T»l«. 37/12/nt 2. RoMtooo Ron.l ROTH K OF REMOVAL. KISHKIt AND KOSTKR, ClVII. ESOIMEKJ All II CoSTEACtOIW. office remored to No. 14. Rtfflm VJimy. Htora and (ju«rry, Mount Wallich. Hiugtpora, asth Mirch, 1801. ■«< NOTICE. >TUTICE boraby niton that ou and I urtorllw
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      646 3 FOR SALE EMPLOYMENT* TO LET; AND PERSON AL8: I .-i linn, lft cent* > line; Jnd ud V timn, 10 utnlt line 4th to «lh time*, i oilti line. 7th to lSUi tinx*. S coaU line; sftorwtrd*. ceoti lio« bat no cli«»te lew thu one dollar. Tbm, tkrrrUm nit irtiMiment,
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      168 3 AUKANUEMKNI--Fkii>»v. Wru Mikch. Mikii ii'-i 7.10pm S. V K- Battalion Brill. Kuitby Fuolluill >*. K. C ground. ■">. SATURDAY, BOTH NUM. MM* H It *.m Hi:! p.m. TemrlonK Meeting. Noon. Plant Salo. Chanc.-r\ Lane. Pow.'il. BovHlJohoreTin M. Co. Heeling. Noon. H. K. C Cricket. Sepov Line». MoK men* Monthly H'eap.
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