The Straits Times, 1 October 1895

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED 1881. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER J, 1895 NO. 18,786.
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      901 1 .KAMBHIP OOMPANIBS. ..NINSOLAB AND OBIENTAL BTBAM J> kNI KAVIOATION COMPANY Orrics— CoUyerQmaf. Wbabvs. »b* Uouowns— Nsw Harbotur. k atail »t«a»»t« will leave Sia«avure oa or Beoewtei" j ■RSiltJl: SS:m iv.' ■> 1... H...1 im. m Bsv, I" 8nr»,..,a >">. fars 1- Msrssfflss aad tasaos by Rail. JZ l-«- sb*. I-d-
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      880 1 NOTIOEB. J THE ONLY RELIABLE DISINFECTANTS CALVtiRT't No. 5 FLUID CARBOLIC CARBOLIC POWDER. InBaadi6oiribbedB 0 t,1e,..ti/-*,/6sßcb; gmnaMsd to contain ,j% CatvuWs I J. i, gallon Tins, at ,/<,. 4 A 6/6 ssch. No. 5 Cassouc. ths stroagast MamM«aw4 kaOWB. (As quality adopted by tha British Oovsra- (theapsr in luing than
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      285 1 PARAKAN SALAK PIRAKAN SALAK is ths ttoest sad brst knowaTßA from Java, aad the eassasot in the market. Parakan Salak tea, got slwajs ths highest awards ia the leadiag exhibitions. Sold ia born iv fancy decorated tins, and in |iaek«ge. of ssveral sins. Wholesale agOßt* for the Straits MAX STERN
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      711 1 NOTICES. W. ROBHBOR ft M. *L PIAHOB (B«. 1876.) s^JbIbBBmW for hire, sale. jfl B or HONGKOMG AMD fM^ UONTHI Y PAYMENTS I SIMOAPORE Etc V Repairs of I MUSIC, V V -venrd^criplaw.. a i.aboi HOOK OF MUSIC MUSICAL ABD msTßumm sillcbs SbSblbßmsßb! bbwßwl SUNDRIES NEMfc MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS"
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      602 1 INSDR A NCK& i ?s»BtßAin Pibb lasoßAaoß 00, Ltv. 1 la Lmioioatmmi. ■orgsdia THE COMMERCIAL UNION 1 ASSURANCE CJO., LTD. FUNDS. ruetsil r n llv BubserlbetL.... aTS.SOO.OOO r-apital P.ld-UB X SAO.OOO *«^ta «4 ,*****0 Total lawstea Fund. M.400.000 Total Aaaaal laeome «1.wM.00 '"i"> M wi k »mep<Hwl« nl r >l
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      451 1 BANKB. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. I PAID-UP CAPITAL |lt),noo,000 i RKBERVB FUND I S,S«UM> RESERVE LIABILITY OF M,, »mo is»» PROPRIBTOIIS J MWW W I'oi-nr or DiaacToae: J. KB4MER. Req-CBAiawA*. Bon. A. McCONACBIK.-DaroTT Cauraaiai,. Hisr iramsr- i aliciiMuoe. o. B. noew.u. n. a. hikm. Caiar Makauss. HOHIOM.-T. Jacbsow. En.
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      880 1 yppqiß. J. MOTION 00. vTATCHMAKIBS, JBWELLEBB, OPTICIANS. BBFAIBf FBOMFTI.T BXBOWTBB. ART PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, HUBERT LENZ CO. Counts or Stamfubd Road A Hill Stbbit. I Y««R» °f ["P"^ i" »»T»ral of ths X ohiff phototrapliic eatabUshmenta in the UNITED KINODOM.?KrONTT* NENT. AMERIC*. .nd the EAST eaabl. > 11* to ffua'sates pboWwrsphs
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    COMMERCIAL.
    362 2 LATKHTMAsIKKT QUOTATIONS SinoAroaa, Ist Ootosbb, UK i IitODUUK. UamWsr. »870. do Cabs No. t IMS- de do Nc 1. V>n%. Oomn Bali Mn%T TTiaiif m ISll. < Pepper Black, ..saUers (a» 1057%. Sago Floar, Sarawak tH. do Breasi 131. Psari Sage, *M Coflssßali 4LUO. OaaTse Übarlaa,. 4AM. TsmomsßaUinske.... as
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    52 2 To-Momow. Kraut tui torta. Kkrd%rt. ~o.™b»jm tut port.. 0. 0. ,/iux*. CJ OT tU, JhiM. K v* n» p^ta. hn /i Poatuuk. »»r. t>»<«iff, T. iIM il* port.. KaUa. tJIiU ii» »ort», f««l«*U... •Mi. OtmyaM^, «u>r. UliMin. BmnA. taaiu) i* port*, Giaaf Jnu. Bufkak. H»dra. FBI VAT. •.a.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    87 2 IFaoa Krniors BjrlhaM M. fcl.nu utw to 4m »iUi datw to tk* I.lth >nUmh« Ms* I'riuif replitM to tile mail which Mt Hiafikpor* on th.. l:ttl, Auir. Auk 214 I*. ft Kf|it IKtii Auk. «tli N ■> L Nfh J-.-H.I Auk. 27th MM. S.-,.t. Slr.l S,i|*. «h
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    152 2 ABBITAU. Par P. A (I. Ktumr-i-Hind from Paaaiur Kiwi. Wallaa*. M«kaaaam. aad I Mr. aad Mr. Miller. From Lamitm Mearn. Stow. CuDW»y, Ooliiaa. Him Ulmwm ley, Him CoUia.. R»v Mr. Hurt*. Mr. ud Mm. Oodd. Mr. tml Mr.. OiHa. Mr. wd Mr.. CoIUm. Mr. «ud Mn. Watkia*. ml
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    STRAITS TIMES.
    19 2 Kstabxishbd 1881. PRICE: 10 CENTS. [MserVsttM raaM aud saWfiriity rates aw* I* found ea th* fourth aaea.]
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    TUESDAY, 1st OCTOBER, 1895. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    133 2 TUESDAY, 1st OCTOBER, 1895. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. CHINA YIELDS. sunsa) ii.tih atih Aotrnv lontlum, lit October. Tbe Chinese Government has accepted sn ultimatum by the British Government with regard to recent outrages there. la accordance with tbe terms of tbe ultimatum, tbe Viceroy of Sawhaaa bas been degraded for life as
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    THE HANGING OF MR. STOKES.
    581 2 Fuller partH ulara of the execution of Mr. Stokes, in the kwt of Africa, tmm to tuake matters srorae fur Captain Lotbairr, who did Mr. Stokes to death. It appear*, as we have already noted, that Mr. St»kes f.uml hie way to Africa as mitsionsrv,
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    PENANG'S DEFENCE.
    514 2 Tun people of Peaaug, are uu.l r ~t.. -1 I tv accept with tacitaetiUMsveiios l!i" inli- saatiea that the- troops hitherto aUti..ued tin ru will be removed, by direction al tUe Secretary of SlaU lor taeC.r. nice. Ram. ever much Peoiny iuuv cberisb the desire that it should
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    124 2 luk most importaat news ot to-day is that China has yielded to the demand of Britain and has agreed to degrade tbe Viceroy of Srachonn for ever "—as a waning. It etiU remsins for Britain to see that China keeps her promise aad dees not give to the dsgradsd Viceroy
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    10 2 Tail 8. C. C. troma chaiapiouship linal I contianes to-day.
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    11 2 Tasas will be a Tanglin Club J*u. oa Friday. 2.'.th October
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    11 2 Til homeward mail by the Kkedm cloasa at 8 a.m. to-morrow
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    10 2 T»« laarnsga ot Limit. Guggiaberg appeare aajonf oar domestic occurem.es.
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    17 2 Turn Strait* MudgH was publuhed at noon KMiay A anil supplement wUI be ,aauedat S p. m
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    20 2 Una. sad Miss Rod|»»r arrived this •uoraias; by the mail. Mr. Rodger, the At-ting Resident of Sslangor. met them here.
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    19 2 Mnasna. M. 8. M. AbooUker A Co. advertise that Iher are jewellers, and dealers ip pteeioas stones at Ranks
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    27 2 La«t night, two -aaea of supposed suicide were r. ported to the police, one octurnng at Garden Road and tbe other I at New Bridge Road. e>
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    22 2 Lbuislativb Coun.-il meets to-morrow. i There are ahw in town a nr.ua aud an Opera Company. Ukewiae Mr. Reitk 1 lectures to-morrow.
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    23 2 Tni Pahaug Government invitee ten. dera by advertisement for the purchase of the steam launch Etktl. which was wrecked on the Pahaag river
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    25 2 It ie staled that the Japanese Uovernmeat has given out orders to Clyde buil. ■lere for five Urge warships, to coat betweeu 44.uU0.000 and X5.000.000
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    28 2 Tag uaual monthly ineeliug of the 3iog«pure Amateur Photographic Sotiety •ill be held ou Thursday, the 3rd iastaat. at '■> P- m. in the -Society 'a 'Rooms. Hill Street.
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    31 2 Tmmji is urtied in Penang the need tor mine care in the registration of toogkaugs there, from most of them being, it ie alleged, registered for more than they utu carry.
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    25 2 Tun NetherUnds Cousulate-General invites tenders for specified Government revenue farms in the residency of Rhio. Further particulars ran be found in our advertising coluaina. i
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    30 2 The Singapore Revreatiou Club are reported to have accepted the challeuge of I the Penaag Rwreatiou Club to bkv cricket and tennis at Peaang durino th« Chmese New Year Hobdays
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    41 2 At a debate of the Chinee* Christian AaatK-ial ion, to be held at the Priuaou Stif't Ch«|«'l. on Friday, at Bp. a j|J Na Kirn l^toau will propose "That Chiutae I girla ahould be given a more liberal edu- I 'atiou
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    28 2 T»« H,.t»k H*Hk Mf,rv Ofk,oi U,.ult. announces that on and afur taVl.t Januar,. I*H> the o«! dollar oaul per koiilish pound lL will irroapavtit* of the srlbng prioe
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    26 2 Tn tyor, responsible for the a bid at that happened to Dr. BeawWi sarriagp, which we reported recently, wm to-day renUnced to thrVe weeks imprisonment.
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    TEA WITH A KING.
    40 2 Mb. De Buosra, the British, Miaiater at Bangkok received a special invitaiiva to lake tea with the King of Siam on the Sstb September. Thi* is said to be a favour rarely granted by the King.
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    CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.
    32 2 •tmm Union QtMtU notites the ap. pointsjMt of Mr. Jest Le Sktvarru as Cousul of Frasoe at Biafsaor» and of Mr. Toahiro Fngita *s Consul ot Ja[»u, Singspore and Malacca.
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    PENANG RACING.
    34 2 Taa annual general meeting of the Penaag Turf Club is t»4 for the 7th October. At the meeting, certain proposals as to the formation of a Straits Racing Association will be considered.
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    CHANTABOON.
    35 2 A F»bhcb journal, the Siftul. eallt the attention of the French Oovrrcn»ut to a uouresiion aliened to have been graated to an Eugliah compsny covering all the products of the Siamese province of Chiutaboon.
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    FANCY BALL.
    38 2 Mrs. Trotter's Faacy Dress Bali at me Residency, Penan*, on the 27th September, ie reported to have proved a auccett. It is said that many of the costumes were rich, aad displayed much taite and ingenuity. >
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    PUNJOM MINES.
    44 2 Tv r. port of the manager of the Punjom Mining Company for Angost sbowa that milling was <»iried on for thirty-one days, with the fall battery, crushing win tons of ere for a yield of 406 os. 12 dwtt. of armltril gold.
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    THE FRENCH AT CHANTABOON.
    40 2 At Cuantaboon, says the Siam Obttntr, the register of French subjects shewed 1.K20 nncistered so far daring the nccupatH>u. The greater part of the new French aubjects was alleged to be Chinese meinkwM ill Secret Societies.
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    QUARANTINE.
    37 2 It ia notified that all vessels from Deli bringing drek paateuffcn destined for P.-oautf euteding twenty in numbtr ahalL on arrival at Praau£. be put in (juarsntine and there detained until rrleased by the Health Officer.
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    A MURDER AT PENANG.
    54 2 At the Aeaiua. Penang, on the 27th Sep. te.ub.-r, a Kling, named Sababathv, wat aenteoced to deaih for the brutal murder of a womao, alao a Kling. The priaoner admitte<l his guilt, and laid that be bad killed her because ahe had refused to be ke|4
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    DEFENCE OF PENANG.
    52 2 Tut intended removal of the military detachment from P<*nang auggeate that it behoveethe Uotcruuirui lo airtngtben the police iv caae of a auddea riaiog of the lower cliaata of Aaiatict than. Probatlr. th< taUbiuiioMßt of a etrong Toluottw rifle eorpt might be the beat way to awtt
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    P. & O. STEAMER.
    61 2 P. O. STEAMER. M»«. Caird Co. UuooUad at tir. eoock. ou 4th September, a tteamer. the l*aJaima, for the Peuiutuhtr and Oriental Companj. 8h» ha« a grace regiitered tonnagv of 4.M0 tone, with aecomm.Hlation for >0 tii at and H> tecond taloon pattengerj. aad it lutended to run on the
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    THE VISION BILL.
    59 2 AMBHIIMENT TO HI MOVED IH OMUITTBE or legislative o.mci!. bt an. 4. aCTTKHBACM. Tv add, at tbu end of awtiou the w..rj» -Evrrv failure to paai an taaiaatioß under thia Urdiuance thai I be reported to the Governor who niav if be ah»t| think fit order an
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    HUNTING CHALLENGE.
    68 2 A uov*| punting cbalhtoge hai iuat brao iatued bj Mr. Samaon Ifaealcr. of Oxford Mr. BwaWy, what* seventy-eight vearsof nije. would like to pant any man of 'bii own age in best-and-beat puoU. orer the Thames Championship Punting Course at Maidenhead, fur A-200 a-tide. neither sure nor lea*.
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    THE MIRECOURT REVIEW.
    76 2 I'mri: *Mk SmteMSr. Tb. lowu of Mireewtrt lv. oferwl ban c|u«i to Preeideut Faurv, who, in Ilia -|«h» rel'arred to Ih* panuauaaee uf th« Fnurli aalioaal a.piratioaa which had Ueu traced by •ha Hapublir They war* resolved to sssjmm thaa* tnwlili. i. aad te render Frauo. tir.i
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    THE "TYNE."
    70 2 Ih« TyiM troopship, which h..i l» employed on trooping jut m since aha w»« purchased at the time of the RuaH.>-T»r-kn'i War, baa been paid out of c<nnnii•ion aad placed in the A Di» i»ion <>f las Midway Fl»et Reserve. The 7>«- afterward! re-cooioiiMioued fur »e r> id
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    THEATRICAL TOUR.
    75 2 Sir Heurr lr»in K and Miv Ellen Ten' ■'■ft Southampton on 31et Au^uht iv r Aiurritiui Line staaniship .\W IW* tor the United Sut«. where they aud the L.< >»urn Company are to cuter upou v eitiluive tour o."|faaia«d by Mew*. Abbe,» and Urau No If., than 800
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    MR. AND MRS. GUGGISBERG.
    88 2 Tim** of Vy/u« J It will bo aceu by a votive nmou; >"" IK>umw(w Ovcuriiucf. lliut Mr. Hu*«i»U)ri{. of the R. E.. vow »l«i:»ne«J »t 8iuk;»|«»r«- and who it kuowu in (.Vvl.in, having olVn |'I*. VIH CTi.kfl b.re, ha* married Mix r:tßl W«v. daughtrr of Colonel
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      754 2 NUTICBB. The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaier in Asia, British India excepted. It circulates in Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam. Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the fhilipnines, and French ludo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so widespread a
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      175 2 NOTICES. i McALISTER CO. I Hive tat Received FKKSH SHIPMENTS OK THE FOLLOWING: AUSTRALIAN BUTTER. WOOL CO.'S WELL-KNOWN COW BRAND, I'riea 85 c«nta per 1 h. tin $1.25 I AUSTRALIAN FODDER. <)»!» 17.1(0 par (j»r. < kaff «J.l^i Bran U. 25 i»t«n Straw $3.00 par Ul<- SPECIALLY SELECTED HAMS FROM
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      835 2 .ATEBT ADVERTISEMENTS NO LONGER A DOUBr. f ultiludea pratker to wHaese sad sppUad oar Phalsaz ef (Mars others fsds away, aad the Empire etsada alone upon wkfeh HARMSTON'S CIRCUS am* HOYAL IEHA6EBIE. GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY. WHAT YOV SEE THERE:: A iierformanmtthat i-na't tediipliraUd inetth»r Europe or America. EACH ONE A
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      76 2 Pbn*k>'ATiikb— On tlia Auir.. at »i. Buval Park Uliftua. taa wifs uf Lieat Coloael PBNKBrATHSB. luapw-tor-Ueaersluf Pnlic... tjiii)rapor»'. of a aoa. (JC...1181H8 Wav At HI. John Triehiaopoly. i.n the '.NKli Sept.. by the Rev. F. E. I'auwrua. FatOßßto OoaiMW Ovaoiaßtau. Lieutenant, Royal Enjrinwir.. Mm of the lats Facusaicic Ooooisßßßa, Eaq.,
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      37 2 «<*a«mj MM> mn m*,f -> tr- m*?~* IM iy In i mil ■■■Imii uv iliiiVi»...i mtftlupmm MrflnfC*^ -Wl <*• Ikw'Zp. TlMStn»tiTimmiiwtteiargwt oifßolattfe of orj Mwipaper in Ana. British India excepted. No other Eastern newspaper hat to widenpread a cimilatios.
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      87 2 Wk'ATHKK KIPOK'f «aas-s«f Cralwa tU.***l. Mil. ji|tiaiti>. n»i •a.m. l 1 r■ r.m Bbbiabbs. Bar. nd .Ii Fak. aTr»».eß*|a>.Ml a> T-u.,. a.*.* w.i 7s.ii -5W«l tlalb Tbw. 78. J 77 i 75.« L% f Dir. ofWlad K N. W .Calm I M«».T.mp. ia.U»a» U.B "•ell Mia. a. 4a Tii nil
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    THE BUILDING DISASTER.
    457 3 T HE BUILDING DISASTER. Fo«TTl<*n DBLAV A M««s aud the Hjn'ble Dr. i> n Kfni(. writ 8 ">fr«tp.>u«]ent. ctcalff from tbe catastrophe. jj^turdsiT uigbt. The I Vsi3£f ..ijo.uiuK the Chinese shoplu.t uu Street is a couiplei- -I one, h 'wa. oViKin-.ll> l«' 1 lo !> r iS intruded U> rfmove
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    THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
    442 3 Tin Uerumu biiuetallists have lieen uni.'li irritsUKl. the Btrliu corre»|>ondent I ill.- 7'imri utateH, by the interpretation n -1 l.v their autagoiiiHts upon Mi Bailout's MOSSI utterancei iv the House of CuiuuiiiDi, ,iii.| one or two despi-iut.i i'ii-iii| i. .in- heeu made to deprive them tf their
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    LORD ROSEBERY.
    100 3 '-"Hi Kosebery ia credited by an Ameri- i"uru,,l with the niteutiou of making 'v trip to the Uuited State* shortly. ul'jei-t is said lo be that at lookiug "hia numerous interests ou the **»l Sutes side of tbe Atlantic— not- '-ruiu investments in the South Maaal ..I proving
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    FRENCH POLICY.
    109 3 ''"•"Admiral Iteveillere writes along r '"Hi.- SasmsK, ps^tias; «"i the i| i«agsr ul the nun' rirlftol I Mm. X.,i -yeart.. b« siyx, v "e-u thrawiu^' luouey aw,iy'iu "Udtli.- ******.l which should •am. ci U |,to\ed lor the aafMOnaf tefeast X| le le u j, t lllt Kraiue. ""Urlv
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    HONGKONG NOTES.
    640 3 From Our C»rresj,;ndenl Tbe Cbittima-Ksvenna case it reported to be settled. Tbe Plaintiffs, the Japauehe Government, are said to have withdrawn tbeir claim aud having established their rti(ht to be considered as aa Independent I'owtT not subject to the consular jurisdiction are prepared to deal handsomely in settling
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    424 3 I'mk ll.innstoi.s, Uat night, well uiaiutaiueil their reputation aa ul. ic cAterars. ludeed, by the addition of the new features aiiuoiiuced, the circus gave additional pleasure ui-'l amusement to tbo crowd that assembled. Aud tbe crowd was orderly. unlike uinuy crowd* tbat BM called out by a circuit.
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    GERMAN SHIPBULDING.
    84 3 Thk Haiiiburtj-Auien.au Ktoaui-liip I Company lia» orderwl troiu Me«i». Harliuia and Wolf, of Belfast, a Iwiu-tcrew »te»mer of 20,000 tout burden, which i. lo be liieHv employed for Iruiglit. but will situ be this to aixouiuioiUu- I'M c*lun aurl 1.51K) ►teeiuge iwsseuuerf. Tile B Ittai tinu lian .>bt*iu«l
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    THE BEST DRESSED MAN.
    91 3 Mm. Oralmin l'»ters<U i. atuoi-t; ihe liaaseu^ers home by to-niorro»'a luail. He t^oes home witb the rpuUtiou of Uiug file lie.tdre.swl n.iiu Siu^l'ore but, of roil rse. lie lias to rfUieuitier ili.il SiOKat«.ie in not Loinlon. Hi. !iieud«»re auiious us to wbetber, iv a wider «|.liere,
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    THE GOLF CHAMPIOMSHIP.
    255 3 TBB BBOOBD BBOKBK The golf championship competition is drawing to a close, and noon the whole it pro Mites a rather unaa'iifactory lermioa- tion. Tbe final should, in the natural course of events, be a battle, between two I of tbe best player* of tbe Club, bat,
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    STRAITS AFFAIRS IN THE "TIMES."
    98 3 Singapore, Snd September. Tub Legislature, tbe number, of which are now complete, met to-day. Two memben brought forward rsaolutious with reference to tbe military con tribu tion question, but the public, accepting the principle of tbe settlement as already reported, it indifferent as to tbe
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    OUR PEKIN MINISTER.
    147 3 Tbb tuueeatiou to Sir Nicholas O'Couor aoem* to lie between Sir Arthur Nicolaou aid Mr. Henry Howard. Tbe former has bad considerabh) experience of the East, ha>iug been Second Secretary a,t Pekio ia 1876 and Secretary of Leration and Ckmrye Again* at Tebeiao. Mr. Howard was Secretary
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    COLONIAL DEFENCE.
    277 3 Correspondence bat taken place recently between tbe Imperial Federation Defence Committee and Variou* member* uf Her Majesty's Government on the subject tf tbe Colonies aad Imperial defence. The committee suggest that the self-governing colonies of North America. Australasia, aud South Africa be iitfiied by Her Maj* sty's Gvverum-nt
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    TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
    290 3 l/Vo»i tli. 7'im.. uj Ceylon.) btriin. *Hh SaaaaßW. A train •■ouveriug the Bsxou re^iuieut fmui the tiermau laauu-uvre* to i.-kan collided with a pkxlh train, 'lliirteeu ai'idier* >ven> killed aad sixty iujared. ruii«t<l«(lMU/if(. Wtk Sryt. tjeveral raw. uf rliolera l.aie appeared her*. Home, Mtk h.»l A mouuinent to
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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