The Straits Times, 28 July 1896

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED, 1831. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. JULY 38. 1896. NO. 18,1)80.
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      854 1 VNDREW USHER'S CELEBRATED WHISKIES. \M.il*llrill I. liii'latmv. BWfBMM 1 Hull, l.,liul>ur^li, L'ml Nov.-inl,.!. l~|,| I- i Bxafalcbemiealanalr\i.,lnw Caher ami Co.'s ol,i r.Milivcl Whisky (a Uend of „l,nliv.t and other Whiskies) lamplfid n stack in hbM oaaas ready iverj tnm warehoua*. ami tinil 1,. I'Xri-llrnl i|il,'llity licil^ [hlj matured ami baa
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      773 1 BUCHANAN WHISKY L|y^ IS THE BEST. 1 sul-i* JJ2^~ "-'s'™°*— suLl) BY ALL LICENSED SPIRIT DEALERS. BXewas, tI MtNT Same ah si-pplieu to thk Houses of Lords akd Commons and to all good London Clubs. NOTICES. CONDENSED MILK e^PMh| The "Milknaid" Brand is guaranteed u< s!^^^^^st contain all the cream
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      464 1 SCOTTISH ORIENTAL STKAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Rmulab Line Bitwiex Bangkok anj) hoxokong. The Mongkut, 869 tons register, Capt J. Stonhniii. The s.B. Kong Beng, 862 tons register, C ].t. I'igot. Ike t>. a. Kaithiow, 882 tone register, Caiil. Leans. Tlio s.g. Fhra Chom Klao, 1,011 tons register, Copt. J. Fowler. 'Hie
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      629 1 INSURANCES. rpHK CHINA TBinms IIfSTJEiNCI J. COMPANY, LOOTED. Capital StiWibed........ JJ.onn.'-nrt. Amount Paid 0p....,.,..,., g o.nro. Kewnr* Pad *****0. Hats Omci, Homsmie. The nndersi«aed. A rent, lor the »boy» r«rapany. an prepared to a/v*p* marina ri.Vs at rwrmt r«t«. All eontrltniton <4 bnrfn»s«. wh<>*h»r sharekoldrrs or nor. rowivo n rxtnT
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      452 1 INSURANCES. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAP]TAL.. >:;;:;1 ...£3,000,000. POWELL C 0. f AGENTS. THE COMMERCIAL UNION j ASSURANCJ CO., LTD. Fire risks accepted At current rates. FUNDS, Capital Fully Subscribe,! £2,600,000 Capital Paid-up 2ftO.O(v> Assets £4,000,(X 0 Total Invested Funds £3,200J1*n Total Annual 1 ncome £1,600,000 Local Board. A. W. Stives,
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      495 1 BANKS. HOKOKONO AX I) sham; H i BANKING COKPOKATIOX. PAID-PP CAPITA] •KMkiO.uai. KESEUVE KI'XH f OTiVMM! BKBKBVE LIABILITY OKI lnnm PKOPKIETORS ■••K'.OOO.OOt'. ,'uiht i»k i>iKlicrtiKs:A. MrCOXACHIK. Esq. Chaikma.s. B.C. MICHAKI.SKN. Ksy Dtpuxr Ciiaiuman. Th»Hon.J.J.lHii.i.lKVi.Nii. I J. Kkamie. Kiw. O. B. Dodwill. bq 1 1). K. Sassoon, Esq. M. D. Ezekixi.,
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      827 1 FOR SALE; EMI'LOYMENTSTO LEI AXDTEIL3OXALS. [Ist Trtii, 16 cents a linej 2nd and Srd times, 10 cents a line; 4th lofith times 6 fl a llne 7tll >«h timen 8 cent, a lino: afterward-. 2 cents a line; but no eliargn less than one dollar. Thns a three i Mm
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    COMMERCIAL.
    488 2 LATEST MARKKT QUOTATIONS. SINGAPORE, 2«TH JI'LV, 1886. PRODUCE. UambiiT, i 7.15. do Cube No 1 IIA dv do So 2, 9.00. Cuiira Bali, KM. U.i ii.iii .ii i id n." ».or>. Pepper. Black, 10. 40. Sago Flour Sarawak, 2.«0. do So. 2 2.2t5. Pearl Sago, 3.30. Codec. Bali, 32.00.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    110 2 fur Per «(r. I'w. I'O-MOKHOW. .■vuii-MMiyn via ports Speelnw,i, 8 a.m. X". Pahang via ports Perdana, 9 a.m. liatu Pahat Aing Ana, 1 p.m. Padnng via port* M. Vajirunhii 8 p.m. T. Vneon via ports- Malacca, 8 p.m. Cali'iittn via port* Ptatakuta, 3 p.m. Kl.iiitt via poris Boon
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    111 2 Fkom Europe By the P. it s.s. Kotello due on the Ist Aug. with dates to tlie 10th July. She brings replies to the mail which left Singapore on the 10th June. Kkom China:— By the M.M. s.s. JMaMfM due to-morrow. eft Siii(fa|Kiro Due in London Arrive*
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    PASsSENGER LIST.
    204 2 AKKIVALS. IVi i H,,,i liomj from Borneo Me»sr». Broera, and Kruthoffer. Per 8. s. Choir Phya from Kiang via ports:— Mr. Hendiieks. Per M. M. 8. s. Soghalien from Marseilles Messrs. P. tic LangeT.C. Boganrdt, Aug. Mulder, Black, Robertson, and Kindlininnn. From Colombo Mr. Greig, and l'ere Isidore.
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    STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 28TH JULY, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE "DRUMMOND CASTLE."
    89 2 S TRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 28TH JULY, 1896. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE "D RUMMOND CASTLE." IvSTABLISHKD I .•>;;]. PRICE 10 CENTS [iSutitcrijjlion rutett u,ut ailrertisi, ij rat-* nmy l«fon,ul ua the foiuilt i»ige.] FINDING OF THE COI'KT. r nniftiii. MH MrThe Court of Inquiry into the loss of the DrumiM,t'! Cattle has
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    PARLIAMENT.
    16 2 The Uganda Railway Hill has been read a second time In the House ol Commons.
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    GREECE AND TURKEY.
    13 2 There an 1 apprehensions ol complications between Greece and Turkey.
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    GREECE AND TURKEY.
    359 2 CoMi'LitATioNs between Qreeee and Turkey now darken the (Hilitical horizon. Rebellion among the Cretans has i|iiickened the latent (ireek hatred of Turkey, which has aroused further hostility by oppressing tin.' (ireek inhabitants of Macedonia. The Macedonian question now crops up again to vex the Sultan of Turkey
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    75 2 It may be remembered thai the Reverend Mr. Moore was accused of plagiarism. That matter has bee* pushed against Mr. Mann very ki enly and. animated by the feeling that his usefulness has been destroyed, Mr. Moore has resigned the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The incident seems regrettable.
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    165 2 Mh. Smith Jisiok writes desiring a ruling, from our golfing expert, upon a somewhat knotty question of golf. The golf expert will, no doubt, in due time bestow his. attention on the matter. Meanwhile, however, Mr. Smith Junior should regard himself as a fortunate man. He was playing with n
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    158 2 On the first instant, Sir W. Maxwell deliven-d an address, on affairs of the QoU Coast and Ashanti, to a large nml appreciative audience in UlWyafll Dealing with thf labour ilifliculty. Sir William said that the most obvious remedy was the im|M>rtation of Chinese or Indian coolies, but he admitted
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    8 2 TllK (iovernor and party return on Thursday morning.
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    10 2 Mh. T. C. BiKiAARDT arrived to-.iay from Marseilles, by mail.
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    13 2 Thk statutory public holiday will probably be taken on Thursd,-. y, August (ith
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    15 2 TllK Chinese Government are reported to be about to start an Imperial Bank at I'ckin.
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    16 2 Bktwkkx noon yesterday and noon to-day, one case of cholera was reported and sent to hospital.
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    16 2 Statistics show a general improvement in the public health of Hongkong in !*»;>, compared with previous years.
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    25 2 Tiik ffuiiplwna Hatty Frmt shows that fifty millions sterling may be taken aa the legitimate turnover of that Colony in imports and exports, last year.
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    29 2 YKsiKiiiiAY's Btraitt Ram i- >I<l out: but all the matter printed, both on Saturday and on Monday, about I'roselvtising in Mission Schools," can be found in the 9kmik Itmlijit.
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    38 2 On our back pag« will be found shiping news, comprising iirrivnls, departures, vessels in port, and vessels expected. The last named list is verified by most of the ship agents, and will be found of inn, -h use.
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    37 2 The Straits Umlget was published at noon to-day and was posted to the outports. 'On Thursday forenoon, I supplement will be issued for the homeward mail. The supplement will contain the news of to-day and of Wednesday.
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    PAPERCHASE.
    31 2 Thkkk will be a paperchase to-morrow-evening, meeting at Orange Grove Entrance at 5.15, and finishing at Holyrood. The Holyrood Mess will be glad" to see their friends at the finish.
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    THE "ELCANO."
    36 2 THE "ELCANO. Tin; Spanish mail steamer llaMta, which left Manila on thu 20th instant, and was due here yesterday, only came in this morning. She was delayed by strong monsoon on the way down from Manila.
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    CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
    36 2 Mil. Police Superintendent Bells orderly was walking along Devonshire Road yesterday afternoon, when he caught a Malay deliberately trying to break into the house So. 2-d Bit at once arrested the man.
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    CAPTAIN ZECHARIAH.
    37 2 Captain Lassens having returned to Germany by the I'riitz Heinrirh yesterday morning. Captain Zechariaii, the chief otneer of the BMUm, has been promoted to the command of the •SimMi/i-a, running bet ween Singapore and Deli.
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    BISHOP VEY.
    40 2 Tiik Right Revd. Dr. Vey, Roman Catholic Bishop of Geraza and vicar apostolic of Siam, and the French Consul at Batavia, are homeward passengers by the MellHiurne. leaving on Thursday. Bishop Vey has been in bad health lately.
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    DEPARTURES.
    50 2 Mm. and Mks. R. W. Bkaudf.i.i. go home by this week's M. M. mail In Mrs. R." W. Braddell Singapore loses probably the most expert of the lady cyclists; and Mr. R. W. Braddell is one of the few men who -spare time from their professions to cultivate art.
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    A CLUE.
    51 2 Tiik Police bare recovered a piece of the gold chain which, together with a gold watch, the property i. i' Mr. Anderson, was stolen from the Rallies Hotel last week. The fragment was found in the possession of a coolie, anil the Police hops to recover the whole
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    ILLNESS OF DR. HOAD.
    48 2 Dh. Haaßj Resident Surgeon at the General HospitaJ. and Acting 1.C.M.0., is seriously ill. While dissecting a much decomposed body a short time ago, Dr. Hoad had the misfortune to scratch himself. Hlood- poison ing set in, and very high fever has now supervened.
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    A JAPANESE PRINCE.
    47 2 I'iuxi k KrsiiiMi, who aicompanieil Marshal Yatnapita to Kurope, arrived at Singapore by the French mail this iiiorninj:. on his way to Japan. The Acting Deputy (iovernor (the Hon. K. K. Isomonger) went off in the (Jovernineiit launch Onennetli, anil called upon the I'riiK-e.
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    THE NEXT MAIL.
    61 2 TtM I. it steamer Itnuettii, with the oiitwanl KiiKlish mail of the 19th June, left Colnmlio at 1 pjn. on Sunday, and i> ilur licih on Saturday. Shi' bring! tin- following HtMMHI from Loadofl for the Kar Hast Hevd. I. H. Jones Lieut. C. J. T. Downer,
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    INPECTION OF CONVENTS.
    62 2 Maiumk St. Hkniu, who lias liftm *HM"d tot MOM thill', on liflmll of tlui MM Inmse in I'nris, in Inspecting the •oonveuta of tin- H,,l v Infant Jesus in i in Km- Eaet, is expected to return by the Mrtl*,,,,-,,,- tV,.m Ju|>an. She will May :i| Wwfpow
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    THE DELAYED MAIL.
    68 2 In M. M. Agent sends the following notification "The M. M. Mell*,,, „,i, Cape St. J-iincH at 7 a.m., on th 2«tli instant (to-day), and may l>c asyjaetad here on Thursday, the .Kith bjati nt, tl dnylight. She will probably be dis,, ,i,.'|,,.,| the sanw day, at
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    A RUSSIAN TRANSPORE.
    55 2 Thk Russian transport i>n-l Bulled Ibis morning frnm Odessa with liirat .lass passengers and :«)M soldi. ,s ln>ard, and will leave to-n am w tor Vladfvostock. Amongst her poaill>J|in it a Russian (i« mnil. Owing to want of room at the wharf, this niornin-.', the Orel had
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    AN ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
    73 2 At I quarter-past six, this morning, ;1 Ciiinese shopkeeper at North P.rid'gc Road sent his coolie to his store in a lan,' off Roehore Road. When the roolii' arrived he found his store door open, and shortly afterwards a man came running nut of the house. Ho
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    THE GOVERNOR.
    66 2 The Governor, accompanied by Mr. Trotter, Auditor-General, and attended by Captain Herbert, A. I). C, arrives from Malacca on Thursday morning, io order to attend Legislative Council. He will remain in Singapore an Friday, in order to receive the King of Siam, and will r< turn to Malacca
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    UPPER PAHANG.
    190 2 (iV«.» mm < 'in lawyimfoiit Tiik Inspei-toi of l'oliee.whoiinm ,1 in TraM on the 18th in u t., to i m iiti 1 1- into the Trunk ltoad djamrtar. has been harina a busy time of it. He has bivestigatea two OMCe of hiuliw.iy robbery with violence, in
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    THE KING OF SIAM.
    279 2 vis MflMMHnm mil sis<;ai-okk. 11. M. thk King ok Siam, accompanied by the Queen, anil their suite, left Sama rang, this morning, in the Unlm < 'hatkri, and they are expected to arrive at Singapore on Friday morning. ThtirMajcsti,--were greatly pleased with their former visit, and
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    FOOTBALL.
    356 2 s. I', a AMI Ktl.l. A KKIKNUI.Y name between tlii-M' two teams was played on the bplwda last night, before a large crowd of ipti tutors Seeing the l.'lub are in llw final of the Cup, and that the Regt. have t.. play tin- li Thursday to decide who
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      631 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY. LD. Manufacturer- „i DYNAMITE (tEUONITE GELATINE DYNAMITE BLASTING GELATINE DETONATORS KXmuTKKS 0»: All Dm oi SAFETY FIZK ELECTRIC BLASTING APPARATUS, im. im briiojrvM, aana tu,\ MMUtUTi Kl.l, II I^KHI If 111 I IH, AIIKMADE TO I'ASS TIIK lIP .II mnUI ol lIKITY initiin raara iMroan ar
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      974 2 NOTICES. Ink "STRAITS TIMKS" has the I.ARGEBT CIRCULATION of any skwsi'apkk in Asia, British India -EITKI). IT CIRCrI.ATES IN SINOAIOKK UK I'KNANII, TIIKOLGHorT ALL THE I'uoTli TKI) STATKS OK THK MALAY Puna v, m Siam. Bohneo, the Ni.iukui \m>s Indiks, tiik Philippines, am> Kkkm it Indo-China. No other hWKKS NKWSPAPEK
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      840 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. KOK PENANG AND CALCUTTA. MKS-K-. A pear A. Co.V -r.-;i m.-i ARRATOOS APCAR, I,WW tons, ('apt. 1. K. Hhii-.-ii, having left Hongkong on UMMMtMk, 4M MM** Friday. tin- SM ImL, m ruute to Penang and Calcutta. 30/7 I4ARKIES A HOCtt, Agent*. THK "OMAWGML" A VALUABLE Freehold Property, l>cautifully
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      92 2 M. 8. 8. intcniiKl for the fitmitt Timu ■honld be written on ow* aide of th« pttper only. By *lio nerlect-nf that condition, many M. S. S. an rep-rtotl that mirht othcrwiw he puMinhrd. All adrcrtiiiinr oontraot* an mihieut to th» ronlition that the Manager may leara the adrarU..-m,iit ont
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      86 2 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang AT. r6oii lloipital, 27th July, IHS6. V a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Remarks. Bar. 20.871 29.880 29.833 Temp. 84.0 86.0 82.8 >~ W. BMl.Tlier 78.J5 79.0 77.9 s 5 Dir. of Wind' 8. 8. W. S.W. >. Max. Temp. I 87.2 a Mi11... .71.5 jf*| Max. in
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    LAUNCH OF THE "SARIE BORNED."
    771 3 LAUNCH OF TH E "SARIE BORNED." itul weather, ami in the company, lin lulling then Bjaa hwnehed this Itesan Itih-y. KMgfwvai -liipvanl. Tanjong Ithu. By the rhai line rasas!, Usaam H Hgrean bam aohlavad Ihe IniiHini and plain, hWgest vessel that ,i, l.uilt in the K.i, K.i-t. 1.1 in Ih'-
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    THE BICYCLE RACE.
    93 3 ■-k,d to remind bicyclist* '•■'"He- 1,,, ti,e Twenty Mile Road logo*) Mb. close on ft, .it noon. Kiitrics. nieii- ription ,>t tyre and chine to be ridden, with ■hoald be -cut to Makepeace It has been to Ik- impracticable to adopt on made to run the race
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    FORTY PERCENT DIVIDEND.
    92 3 FORTY PERCE NT DIVIDEND. "!•> "■"WAV,,-,oftlu-:.'!Mliult.-aYs: >-li'l distribution of :>:.'- per (kina or -10 percent, for id been generally discounted, v -Lares ,li,| not rue much '■"""in The revenue for the CVJia.OOO, and the in-l ->""<' After providing the sum available El^UO.OOO, against I" IHM-M, both amount* ..Ithel.al.lliecs brought ol
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    PROSELYTISING IN MISSION SCHOOLS.
    562 3 PROSELYTISING IN MISSION SCHOOLS. Wk learn this morning from Mr. Kataa that ajhaal sixty boys have alisi-nti'fl tin-msi'lvi's from the AngloChJBMI Sihool, owing to the circum--lan.is that have been fully set out in these cob is. The Principal doe- not anticipate that the se,es-i"iis will increase in number, for he
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    GOLF.
    247 3 Si.m;al'okk Oolf Club. I'li/.i- presented by Acolyte." Ite.-ults of ilraw for 2nd round. TO be played between to-day, Tuesday, the Mia, and Friday, the :ilst iiist.uit. inclusive: Dr. If ugliston and Dr. M. Robertaon. Firiiistoiu^ and C'roiuliei. Drysilab' and (t Sullivan. A. Guim and Vadc. Macintosh and Stiven. Madarenaad
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    THE STANDARD TIME BALLS.
    43 3 Tiiksi: Balk -hould fall at Kort Canning and Pulo Branl daily to indicate 1 I'm Singapore mean time, oorreapundingwith urn. 4m. :(.'>s. atoaa ti i iic- ;ii Greenwich. To-day: l-\ .it CniiiiiiiL' I<■ 1 1 Correi-tlv. Polo Brani: Failed.
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    502 3 From our Correnpotvlent IOBTB ami TKLIORAPHS. It has been decided that no general appointment will be made in this department for the present. The difficulty of decidingbet worn the rival claims of Mr. Nelson and Mr. Baxendale hag compelled the authorities to leave the matter in abeyance. ST.
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    MEDICAL STUDENTS.
    312 3 A CVKUKSI-oNDEXT COlliplilillS of tllO Government and the Mun cipality having had to go to Ceylon for tlie additional deputy-registrars of deaths. He says Had proinisinglads been sent to the Madras Medical College ten yearsago, tln-ie would now be at the disposal of the Government a staff of
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    SWEATED TEACHERS.
    337 3 I HIO.M A IOKKKSroMiKM. r Evkh since Mr. Elcum pulilislieil liis report on the results M last year's etlucation in tioverinneiit and Aided Schools, the miaatioai at uwpualilicd teaclieio has tv suinu extent occupied I he piililictniiKl. What is needed isa remedy. As long as tlio sweating qpataoi
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    TO-DAY'S MAIL.
    993 3 TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY. (From the Time* of Ceylon.") h.ndmi, \Vk July. 'I'll.- second of the test matches l>etwcen the Australians and an All England Kleven commenced yesterday. The Australians batted first and mud., 412 runs, of which Mr. Ircdale, who did not play in the tint match, made a
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    MUNICIPAL.
    72 3 Thk agenda at the Municipal Meeting to-morrow include motions by the President regarding the taking over of new streets, the Superannuation and I'rovident Fun, l. and notification of the transfer of real property. Consideration will be given to recommendations by the Finance and (ienerul I'm poses Committee m fire
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    HOME NOTES.
    788 3 The newest jewel is an engraved diamond. Several of the gem merchant* in Paris at-" executing orders for this expensive md The process of engraving a diamond is an exceedingly lengthy one. The cost is proportionately great. Hitherto it tins baSB considered impossible to engrave diamond, because no
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    46 3 VESSEL S ADVERTISED TO SAIL. For Xew Zealand, Fultnh, due Ist Augt.. Bonetead A Co. Calcutta. A. A/icar, due 31st July. BarUM Moses. Hongkong. Kiitw.ifi. due M August, Boaataad A Co. China and Japan. OMenfj due sth Augt., Borneo Co. Amsterdam, early in Augu.-I. Dnelldels Co.
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      54 3 I'l.bl.bi. St'ECTACLKo -i I'OLDERfe. t H s 2 1 J t t r.-r 4 4 4 .51 e 1 t ii' r 2 Ui j gg P--4xt B• 5 o 3 ••< 00 sc dlsl*ll s «5 a 2 5 <% 1 C•• 2 ■s 2 I I 1 WOJOm
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      1081 3 AUCTION SALES, BALK OF VALITABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac. I The Property of J. Cardeli-a, Esq.. I At Bi:snyBide, River Valley Road. .^atunlati, Itt A mn, 1. at 2p.m. 'ph.- uinlereigned »re instructcxl hy J. i J. Cnrdella, Ewi., to sell by auction, at Sunnynide, River Valley* Road, on Snturday, Ist
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      624 3 FOR SALE; EM VU >YM ENTS: TO LET; AND PERSONALS 1 lliCKe ndu-,1i5c,,,e,,u will Ih> foilll.l on the right hand ,-nlninn „f the tint pain(title pagaj .JoiM'mvnNu: VII the IV|M- ill the Stmil* Ti,«,» OflicI i- new, and the fr» pril ting department I■ranasai to sa wart qaßakrf and wefl
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      121 3 \i:i:am;k.mknt> Tommy, Mm Jii.v. Higb Water. 0J8 p.m. Wkhnksiiav, 1'itrii Ji i.v. High Water. <►.-*;{ ua. i.i'i p.m. Municipal Meeting. i'.:t<i p.m. Paper Chaaa hwn Onaga Gum. Tkiksday. 80m Jolt. Qigb Water. 1.17 a.m. 1.4Up.m. ■|'l,,- 1;..\ .inur retunu. M. tt. homeward mail cIoms ol i p.m. LaMBcfa of B—
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      159 4 I u.l.i this heading the followingabbrevia- tions ai.- used :—Btr.—steamer; Bh.—ebip Ihi —barque Brit.—British U. 8. United States; Tr.— French; Ger.—Uerman; Dut.— Dutch Joh.^Johore Ac, G.e.,—General tirgo d.v.—deck passengers U.—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. P D —Tanjong Pagnr Dock B. W. Borneo Wharf-J. W.—Jardine's Wharf;
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      1118 4 Akhivai s Hinck Noon of Yestkrdav. B<in Umm, Brit. str. 27"i tons, Captain Lovius, 27th July. From Baudj^nnassiii. 24th July. G. c./and 39 d. p. Ek Leon); Chan. U- Bds. Choul'liyn, Brit. str. 190 tons, Captain Jellicoe, 28th July. From Klang, Mta July. G. c. and 146 d.p.
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