The Straits Times, 22 May 1901

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    15 1 The Straits Times. ENTD. OVKII i A CENTURY SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1901 NO. 20,.W1
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      793 1 NOTICKS. •pilF. I". |;NK(> COMPANY I.IMIIEIi 1^ IK ■<ta,, lard UN AsMiaooo In.or. K,n. ln»ur»nc» S<«i<*j. Kmmmnn. (\aBJBBf I Kiit.) rka K-iii.t.l ÜBJ A^uranoe s.<-,.iy I h. (Tiina M>.t.i«l st«un Navinati.m I .mi^nj 1 h. TasBBBBB I Hew C<mi)>anj t.« nan,, ulan. th«x> Companws. so" ths JX;«-' "IK hSiTnk.) company.
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      1274 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'OMNKI.UKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHA IM'I.I B>BOl .Singapore-. Ship Aoisct, latb J. Dabkhsu Co., L'-.1. Coi.i.vik. U,mv. The undermentioned dates are only approximate sieamer from Eipected Will be Despatched for Od H, r Dell lit porl- May ill I'mich. A-ahan. D. I, May 31 |:.,-M, -.xi Katavi:,. Cbrrthoa. s.ioarang. Hooralain,
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      627 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON AND LANCABH'RK FtRE INBURANCK COMPANY. Capital £3,127,K» Paid up Capital £312.780 Reserve Fund i'l.HT.l.oX" Ibe undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at i-urrent rates of premium. I'ol si FAD A Co.. AgenU. rt CHINA TKADKBB INSURANCE OOMPAITT. LIMITED. Capital Subscribed fl.Ouu.on, Amount
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      453 1 INSURANCES. THE KOYAL EXOBANOE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.I). I7J0) I>H E undcritigned, agenU for the aba*i compsny, are pn-p i.-.l to accept Fire Risks at current rate*. BEHN MKYERA Co. w. s. 31/ I:.' MAODEWJKJ PIM I.NM IiANCK COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.I). I--I 1 H E llllllsilllJlSll. agents for the above ft
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      575 1 NOTICES. Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. with Cream. Sterilized-Not Sweetened. l 6sw^ ~^rc»»v i i A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Milk. I; \N K nmv. 4\ rrk k u hkk i'\siu mim Nederiand3che Handel Maatschappij. NKTHERI.AM'S IKAPIM. SO IBTY r.-MI.U-HM BM I'am, ii Oiii'iii f «.7(«,ono (abt. ci.ooi),ouo, Suun
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      551 1 I XV.K V. '>'"X ""'''ing Lri.-ks. Kor parliculnra, apply la Chop KIM XIX. I No L' 4 MilaccaBtr.et. JIPIOL STEEL AlOforLadie"sl P| LLS Remedy fee all II I stlllailllss •otu by Hm.po-1 Dlepenelna 1 Co., LtdRam«e Place, Olngapor*. in ttaM Mil rMAiiTos nviu »sd. I INK.-T i;Vl.(i\ TBA. IMPORTED dire,
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      785 1 BRITIMN Mlll>llk> |K HMM u-e haml.erlain'> Colic. Cholera and Diar rhoa Bomod] Ca|.l. C. v. Oeuni«on i« well known all ov.t Africa a- commander of tbe force, that .-.tpiured Ihe (amou« reliel (fali.he I nder.lsteof Noi Ith. IMI7 froai Vr> urg. c.l, .analand. he wrilo* Hefore starving on the la-t
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 22ND MAY.
    40 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 22ND MAY. Mnaßi l\'ne< &JU tt year, nr pott fret S.M. Slfuih Iliutgel SIS .1 y*ar, wr'pon free *M. AiherlLnng lUles m,iy fmmi in Hit fov.rlli fxujt To-day's ins bink r<tiu is Z.O,^
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    19 2 Tiik P. i O n—awn left Moji at ii .1 m on Tuesday aud in due here on .Sunday.
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    13 2 TiiKduly on tin exported from Perak Iroin January to .March amounted to SMI,«7»
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    21 2 The Garsnaa mail simmer Saatani left l'enang to-day at 9 a in. and is due hen- to iiioirow al \i p.m.
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    16 2 A I>> un irrigation engineer, with experience in Java, is being engaged lor the Siamese Government.
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    20 2 A woman is actually suing for a divorce in a New York court became her husband is a poor conversationalist
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    18 2 SllViuu passed through the pariiiiutuel at the Shanghai Race Meeting, and 528,000 were taken by the cash sweeps.
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    22 2 Ski.am.ok has challenged I'erak .1 cricket and football. Matc.ies arc lo be held at Kuala l.uuipur on the 271h and -"■th instant.
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    24 2 I iik Malay States Illlilli< are going to Selangor for inul.illsation next mouth. Ihe corps is to bt in camp for about a mouth.
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    26 2 TIHM 1 in •v.-ll.ent at IVnaug in Eavuar uf *tarUnj a branch o f ii, c Mm letV 101 Hie pre\euli of vru«lt)' to animals there.
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    31 2 I iik Shipping' and the Import and Kspert ollices will he closed oil Kriday the 94th. and --j-• J •r.-i.i In to 1 1 am. on Monday, tha 271 b u.-t
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    24 2 A Mt.wi laundry started by a .0111 (■any at |{.in«k..k hat aiaatd Irom inability t.i comueta with tl baap labour of Hi.- local »:rl,.ii,»i,
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    32 2 a UHWM i- to ba lul.l at Kuala Lumpur of the various I. cm- of departmaul* to tli-. -i-s tli. ion 1.1 1 -in nnig sti.-:iin .ais on tin; roadl of Malaya.
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    30 2 TmtMaUf Vail reports ifaat Mr. A H Baaaadala of Selangor in- written anil pnliliohed a novel, but what the MM ol il is tii it papar his not yet heard.
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    28 2 A vol.l Mi.1.11 corps of Kllipnaaill and Kmli-kiiis is now MrmiOfl 111 I'eiak lo baaUacbadtotka Malay BUIw Gnidaa. On the l»i:l, inttaot, thu uiiiolin.nl list contained si names
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    30 2 Tui lliiiic«e Christian .Wsmialion meets at the Pcinasp Street Church on Kriday next, at p ru. The Bar. J. Btatla I. A. will give a lecture on Kadjard Kipling's I'oetry."
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    32 2 It is positively -tated that the strewincola f.-w 1.-avei of the castor oil i. hint on and around the bed every nitfhl will keep mo-|.iitoes away, even in the most infested locality
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    34 2 1 1 was rapnftcd at >l i:Hiii>li.<i on Urn l-'ith inst. that a fora ..I I,.">.ki troops under Brigadiur-IJeneral Dorwanl was ready to embark on H.M S. Tur&t lor Chemulpo at six hours' notice
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    34 2 Mi. I P. lw>dger is expected to return trom home early in July. He will resume duty as A.:tiug British Rmidant of Perak, relieving Colonel Walker, who will tli.-n proceed home on long leave.
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    34 2 Tin Roatiaa V'ataatoai Kleet steamer IVaBaM arrived from Port Arthur this morning, en mute for Odessa and anchored in the roads. She has IT .nsi class and l'I 1 second class passcn--•■!s on board
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    37 2 At the next meeting of the Chinese Christian Association, to be held in the I'rinsep Street Church at s p.m on l'Yiday next, the Kevd .1 Steel.-, li A. will give a lecture on Kudyard Kipling's Poetry."
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    48 2 VH.KTAtii.K hawker, lor having liis s. ali; eat .mm under standaid, was lined «lo lal; ly al Hongkong The basket belonging to the scales Imd a piece of lead woven in along with the rattan of which it was made, in such a manner as to escape observation
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    43 2 Di< Morrison telegraphs to the raw Iriim Peking that China's reply to the collective note of thu Powers expresses astonishment at the enormous amount of the indemnity claimed. China undertakes, if the Cowers exact it, to pay 4jO,o<hj,uoi. tails in thirty annual instalments.
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    49 2 Captain Primrose, master of the Chinese-owned steamer ZWntaaW, was —nimarijf diciiiiMed f..r setting 'ight the load-line of the vesßel on finding it to be false The false load-line had made a difference of 84 tons. He sued the owner lor wrongful dismissal at Hongkong The court awarded 9\flU damages.
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    58 2 A IWMHW of MMU ■■lilt linns in Madras is ruaartad to hate lormed to fight a shipping combination ciuatud to maintain high rates of freight This Kreight King consists of two shipping linns, the I!. I. S. K. Company and the Clan Line, who are able to keep up high
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    57 2 The census returns for 1 ;U-g..w show that the city |K>pulatioti comprises RUM males and :iv-,i.m females, giving a total of 7iiU,.liU. Ten years ago the total population was MS,6I& This year's figures .-unsei|iiently show an Eaonaai of mi. 711 over those of 1891. Districts which had a population (•a,1i17
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    76 2 I iik business of the .Nippon Yusen Kaisha for vie half-year elided March appears to have been prosperous, partly owing to the China disturbances and parity to the large profits accruing from its European service. It is generally believed that the company will declare a dividend of some U per
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    80 2 There is, Mfl the Central Masc, a probablity that the <;rown Prince of Japan will visit Knglund during the coming summer. The Princo, who is •14 years of age, la. physically, very delicate, and for this reason he has never yet visited Knropc, and, unlike most Japanese notabilities, has net
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    98 2 TnjWUPIK details „f the Koyal Visit to Singapore, in the London DtUf Ww'f', pliitp Yesterday I April -'Ist t concert was given by the special band of his Majesty's ship Opkir, under Mr J Wriglil, 11M.1..1., and tins afforded unbounded enjoyment to the Kuropcans, who were loud in expressions of
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    126 2 A BUMMM linn at l'enang, «ays the Kaaa) Saastta, piidaway aOovernment note tor ■>■"*>, which turned out to be a genuine >ln note manufactured into a fraudulent >.',-> one. They ii ediatrly n -funded the S-'iti and handed the note over to the Superintendent af 1..)..-. Kventually the note was
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    173 2 U irtaJanalion af tin- BNauaj paal ollieu trouble at Coiistaiitiiioplc. il is stated that Tuikinh poMal arrange nienls art: notoriously chaotic letters addressed tt>. or despatched by, foreign raaidan'S, and sent through the Turkish I'osl Offios may roach their destinalion or may not especially thoae from »lii. Ii vii.l,-1.,. „l
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    POLICE CHANGES.
    71 2 I'M. k-I.\«i'k< tor .Sullivan, of the Roohiira Division, Ipaves Singapore lor Mai 100 a this eveninit, by the afataera. to take over th. ilntii- of a. i ing chief inspector at Malacca tie* Inspector (iordon on Ihiv,- I', .]|.-h S,., st M,, iiiinura t ikes .-hargc of Boofaora
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    S. V. R. ORDERS.
    93 2 By MHjur A Murray, Commandant, s. V.U. Pinul-i: Recruits' drill, W.-dne.'lav 6.10 p.m. -,t, .V. r.Ci—Mt.W.A D^wley, h.te giinnri s. V A., is pos ed to the n-se'i ye of the s V C under hule XVIIA. Section* Hud f.'oKirdinauce VII of it*.-, iritta effect t.-oiii
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    THE "TAMBORA" WRECKED.
    100 2 KM M. 1.05Ni.ws wa» ren-ived yestculav *****1 the Kouinklijke Pak.-tvaart Maatschappij in Batavia that Ihe Company's steamer rmiara is now consideied a total loss. At the end of last month she ran on a coral reef near Cape I. iuni.---.ii on the east coast of I, irot.oue
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    A PRETTY WEDDING.
    361 2 I iik l-'.l'iui Oomrmd contains in inirr Htißg account a pretty wedding rt-CBiitly celebrated ;it .St. Cuthbtrt's Kuiaoopal Church, Culinlun, MidloIliian, tint of l"upt. I' It ItaiuiltonMoon. II.A, son of the lalu Kleet-Sur- Francis Haniillon-.Muur,', and Mis» J. M.i mi. i Kaaaragor, daughter of Hit- late Mr
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    THE LONGEST WORD.
    110 2 Thk editor of the Sew Knglish Dictionary, says a writer in the May number of the Temple Magazine, points out that those who are interested in the length of words will observe that, incircumscriptibleness has as many letters as hoiiorifieiibilitmlinity, vi/ J.! The authority quoted fur the
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    TIN MINING IN CORNWALL.
    287 2 num oomwnneß. Thk Basset Mini -s I. united, a Cornish tin-mining venture, met on the Mod April with Mr Francis Oat-t in the chair. Mining in Cornwall is in such a bad way that Mr >als wants •.ioverninent action tt. handicap tin producers in this Colony
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    274 2 liik resource of Haiinslon is Hie leatuic that enables them lo draw such 1 row. led hoii-.es an last evenine, when they pi. hi. -I a complete ehanaa ..f pi, .gramme that Ba*a I lie .-,itl-f,i.:li.,n The .lausolls. as usual, 9.1-lained the bigll reputation gained on their li'-t
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    E.E.A. AND C. TELEGRAPH CO.
    558 2 1 mi. ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the Eastern Kxteiuuon, Australasia, and China Telegraph Company (Limited) was held at Winchester House on the Mtfc tilt., the Marquis of Twceddale presiding in the absence of Sir I Wolfe-Barry who was prevented hum attending through having been
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE " STRAITS TIMES."
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      CHINA.
      113 2 BUaOOWa SPKKCH AT A turn BAMQuvr HK I'liol'osKS THK MKAI.TH OK THK (7.AK llu.igl;..,.,,, ttttd Ifaf to baoqiM ln-l.l .it Hau, Um Wmiiiiii Antaamkff la Uttmaaj mi |WMMM Count von liueluw e»pr«»»ed llie Iio(mi thai the iiiHJonty oftl.e AlliwJ trou|^ would soon b.- witlulruwn from Chirm, which opinion he
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      46 2 IKKSII INVA-lON ill- AI'K COLOXY > H11KI; I'KISUNKI!I. aaW Jf*p The lii-M B m nivatlers inlo tap. Colony are officially i-Min.it.,l „1 900 strong. They an establishing a bast to tinsouth ..I V'antantad, The total iiuml.ei ol Boai priaoom up to ilat. 1- |s cis
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      WALDERSEE'S RETURN.
      99 2 There are aoraistaul reports 1 li.it Count Van Wai i.-.-cc will leave (Inn. in the middle „l lon., and that litwill visit Japan on the a iv home. .1Iha Kuest ..(the Kaiperot t Lord l..nisil..Kiie I. a- sugaastad t" tl.e IWm I plan b) wilMl China 1- in
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    PLAGUE AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    77 2 A <j<f Qaa Kxlraoidiiiaiy issued to-day -lates Information having been received that a danucrous infectious or contagious disease, namely bubonic plague, exists al Kuala l.umpor, it is hereby declared by Mi- Kx.-ellency the Officer Administering the (iovurninent, in exercise of the powers conferred by Rule :i
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    THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
    437 2 some MTTtIHIII I 111 W HIIIII'III— M I I'a> >:!(.-. to hand by thu mail contain some details by wire, from Australin, of the Koyal visit Lord llopetoun, with the ledcr.il an. l many State Ministers, welcomed the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall on the pier head
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      429 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. ULABOOW. Maauiaviur«n of Dynamite. Oeliffnite, Oelatiue Dyuamite, Blasting Gelatine. Detonators. Safety Fuses Electric Blasting Apparatus, Tk» alnm Explmim., lm*g all mmm-fa.J-md in Qrenl sMaata, aja made lo paw IU high ttmidanl of tafuly nwl punly tut* tmpomt hy the Brituh Oouermminl, and art, lim/w, gvnrnulenl
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      787 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED Have just icceivtd Hitother sliij incut of English-Made Furniture. feiNOLIAH-MADK DRAWING-BOOM SI IT US. Kichh Iplml-ieit'tl in Velvi't mul Silk T.i|)(-liit-. ALSO AI.AI.G 1 fcTOCK OP ARM-CHAIRS IN TAIRS. .INSI'ECTIUV INVITKD) KATZ Bli KKI.I-Y&\VALSII,I.TI). Just Received. Ml. li BEBI Haki >081 os Ciiixa. I 111
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      480 2 WAHTXU I i>i 1 1 N liiHlnaasaiaiißjii. saisan i>) aswlam n ..f l/ir^.- i-i,-.,|i ,n and 1.-ui-i 11 nier.-Ki.iile -li,|.i.iiii* aud hanking experience, (siuie »iihan oil earmntiua. l*ar.i--uhiniinij l.x-al „n... i.o.n -.:.,-i.,,ih -1,,,,', y.,,... ,,in, THK Hull!-- l.il.n.rv «ill 1..- c-10-.lon ictoria !>.,> an', on \Vl,,i Mu.i.Uv. Ihe .Mi.-. 111.
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      59 2 M b. innlK. for th. Hmmt uu »d I > Tittaa 00 OM od. of th. puxr oil; Bj Uk njfl.otcrfth.toood.tion.BM, if. S.S njnUtl *II •imiimat oontraote m nbiMt to th» ooDdition th.t th. Uu^., a., l an th. klrvtiMnent o«t of th. p*pw in <m of praw ot matter,
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    THE RACES.
    2180 3 ta tl.e m.ittei i.l track and weill.cr, ihe o|m nine day el th* Singapore Spring Meeting was all thai the heart of a aportnan oonM desire The moraing'a ram Lit ibc cuise in some places li*. hard and in Othstl i bag I'lie clouds that bid Ihe sun
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    TO-MORROW'S HANDICAPS.
    155 3 I IM SBII i in H MM Al Beaan Ml Flyawaj -l» Klhel 9 1 Ken, him. tell 7 Haagaawaa II nseubssniMi M faiaiMneniliiMii II 11 HaadorTaU Ooinaa I'ig w s Thusii. Ida II Parrier I II I org* I U.'.jah »-l Buahrangoi i" Brobdlanag— Lord Matawa M
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    RUSSIAN OFFICER KILLED BY A GERMAN SENTRY.
    79 3 Thk en.|uiry into the death of ibe Bnaaian Lient.-Captsiu Tsryakowakl at Tientsin show* that a Cernian soldier on police duty at night on the Bth inst., triad toarresttw.. Uu-siaii naval oflicprs who were drunk and whose rank he could not make out The
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    THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
    169 3 norm Jonathan pdttim on mt. AocaaMna to the flrihW IMkaal J'tiTwil, certain statistics compiled by sociological investigators in New V,,,k go to prove that the physical characteristics of the American people are changing "Among \JBOO New Yorkers from the age of twenty upwards over L'- per cent,
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    FATAL GLOVE-FIGHT IN LONDON.
    652 3 On SSnd April, rimra l*lit took pfawa at tin: National Sporting Club between two well-known lioxere— Jack UoberU,o( London, and William 5,,,,i|,. of New York The conditions were thai tin; OMB should box fifteen rounds, but carl) in toe eighth the American was badly beaten, and
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    RUBBER IN PERAK.
    247 3 Mu. Deny, the Superintendent of liuvernnienl Plantations in I'erak, ha> published a report on ibe rubbers grown there. Mr. Derry shows lhat this cultivation i> a sale investment The result of moderately tapping ighty I trees is three hundred and twenty-two pounds of rubber, which sold for
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    ROMANCE OF THE STAGE.
    318 3 NKII.M WHIM IN 1.11.0MH.' i>s Saturday, the 4th inst al Christ Church, (Jalle Face, Mr. Alfred Bunguy took unto himself a wife in the person of Miss I: Ki.iin.i Maria Carushaw, both lately (erlorniing with the. Janet Wnldoif Company. Bohemia was verysir..ugly represented, the members of
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    PASSING THOUGHTS AT THE RACES.
    549 3 BI A "i ASIAI. CHAI'. Thank Scott! the snn's hidden hot wouldn't l>e the word with these heavy clothes which we wear under the happy impression that they ate d>; rigueur Is this a Sunday school picnic or a race meeting It can't be the
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    A BOER WITH A SILVER SKULL.
    110 3 i>m. ill the peilorinersin the Savage South African Show," now touring in Kngland, is a ISoer named Max .Sleiua, who is stated tv lie a native of Mooifontein, and who fought against the Uritish during the present war. He was found, says the Northern
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    DEPARTURES.
    146 3 I (l-ur aVrata.) I' ANI> O. Canton, sailing about 2"ilh May, lor London Mrs. \V. Swan, child and infant, Mrs. Butt, child and nurte. ui.il sailing about :)l«t M.iy, for London. Mr. K Jenkins, Qannar Stoakcs. PmnwtvUia -Hailing about gfltfa June, for London Mr. J llowere. N. I) I.
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    ARRANGEMENTS.
    159 3 WaSWSBMT. L'-.'si. Mi.. Hivh Water c. I miuliu rio: 'at Home.' Hnrmston'. Cireui. 9. TliiKst.w L':tKi, hUf High Water. 0-da.u. i.'.'4 p.m. Knee- Second Dnv J.l Race Dinner. Ruffles Hotel. Strata JH i-suesat B:ui s close. BOOfl. iierni:.i. outward mail due Hanmtoa'a Circu-. f Kkiimv. Hn Mm High Water.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    568 3 MV.M-OKE, tfM> M»V l»01. pkodick. EtaaMer baian i-.'J Copra Bali T.BO do Ponti n»k 7.CH Pepper, Black. bajrrn 2».l?! do bite, (R 1 4« S«go Floor Sar»w»k 10 do Bi unei Ho I 1 W Penrl .»en S.«O r 0 ff"e, Bali. 16' hwi- tt'« Coffee. Palenilmne I*l hH,i«
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      69 3 WHAT Wo I 1,1) foil DO if taken wilh severe attack of colic or diiirrh.i a and your physician could not be readily summoned I'rovide yourself with a liottieI iot tie ol Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh.ca Remedy and you will I hen be repared for such an emergency. Il
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      55 3 I'AIN IN THK CIIKST is u:it ,ii i- s warning lint I'lieiiinonia is threatened. Damp a piece of flannel with CHAMKKKI.AINS I'AIX BALM, and bind over the «eat of pain, and another on the back between the fdinulder«, and prompt relief will follow Sold by all dealer* in iiK-d:cin«B Tbe
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      242 3 MU RSTfJHD IKH'K I hose who „aye -II lie re. I year after tear fi.'in Kheiiliialism will be glad lo hear'of remedy that Imn proved nn nbsolute specilic There are no conditions of Rheumatism, no matter bow severe nor from what chu c. that cannot immediately be relieved, and permanently
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      388 3 CATHKDRAI. OK THK f.oui) SHKPHIRD." '••"KXDKRS, accompanied with paw* and 1 detailed rstimntes l.irthe rei-nnstruc-lion „r the. roof and ceiling of the Cathedral are invited. All iiif'.irniti' tun fiii'l p<irtii*ul;ii ni:tv Ih; üblained from the undersigned. UV. H. RIVKT, Illh May, i'"H. 1.1/.. UOVKRNM KNT HtJTI KICATION. rpKNDKBi will be
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      MAILS CLOSE.
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
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