The Straits Times, 23 June 1899

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    11 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. JUNK 1891). No. 19.M7.
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      512 1 LIMITED T" f rat-. flit Kin. ln.»««» »««f- --r: s|KO kiil|-C(»Ml>.\Nl^. Orrici,Cot.LVwgr,Ar. I i' ttii»HV«»,N«<»HAlißoua. cuM BATIfIATK» OMttAHT. ,■„,<» IAPAK, PII«A»O, (in»iKa 7K adbV k«*«. l>i ;i ka t »k. Malta, t ii n i.f Ijuliri.' i--'»'-i f" r tertian lit „.ri™«lWl».ai»/sr 1 HimiwAßl). ■....::.,.,^io AUK wr" UIBECTWUIVKX i (wintion
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      766 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I^ONINKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Inder contract with the Netherlands India (iovernment. Apmt. Bs»jajllli Ship AaTOOT, i.ti J. lljim,eu< A Co.. I*. Colltib <}o»T. s ;i r From Expected Will he Despatched for On llatatia. Jim. H 1t:,,,,. i:'..'li.-nhoii.Hamaran k 4 Konral«yo. June 24. y. \:,.,.,,,,h,..i;,i.,» v ,l,i. adaiufcand BornßrnTw^Xoaal
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      341 1 Rigvlak Link Hrrrritiif Bakoioi Mumitul. CM. sj.ler. IW tons. Kimu H.n,j, l'a|.i. .I.t. '.in. mt Tm <'lum. rapt. I'r.nn mt »'»m C'aom A'i.i..,( apt. Fowler, l,01» IV,., 1 d'.'.i.., Capt. Pitot, l.uli fhr« ,V»«,, lapt. Walton IjOf] 111 eaicm.i.,, I'apt. Curtis, 1,067 ;,|it. Uilhai.ihon, LuVi St,k, lapt Jackson, l.u-JO Miu-hi*:
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      652 1 IASIKAMJfcS. 'PHK I.ONIHiN AND LAVCAiIHIBB 1 FIXE INSLRANCE COMPANY. Capital 81,V27,.100 Paid up Capiul -il-i.TSO Reserve Fond «73,1*» The anderaigned. Agents (or the Company, are prepared to accept tire risks at currout rates of premium. BOL'STEAD A Co. TIUK CHINA TKADKR.S INSUKAffCF CUMPANT, LIMITED. Capital Snl.-Tihe.| i:.'""' >>- Ain,,unt Paid
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      723 1 INSURANCES. TKANSATI \M!,' HI.X ITIStJBAKCK CO.. OF HAMM'KU. NORTH HERMAN FIRK INSURANCE CO., ll vmp-i i:l HAMIU'RO- BREMEN FIRE INRLRANCK CO., HAMBUKO. THE un,li>r»igncd. Agents ol the above companiea. arc prepared to accept tire riaks at current rates. IT ITFARCKEN A Co. SOUTH BRITISH mi AND MAKINK l.iNiinuici' Oompanj, RIB
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      635 1 NOTICES. POWELL ROIUNSON, CIVIL AND MILITAKY TAILOR, Battery Road. SPECIALITIES. Riding Breeches; (■entlcim-ii's BSreaing Dress. POWCLL ROBINSON. BKOWim Km it OktMM Bum SCOTCH WHISKKY, THE HMM WIII6KIV IX THE WORLD. As supplied lo H. 11.11. the Prince of Wales UItINKMANN A CO., 9,8 Sole Aginfs for Sini:.i|Hire M< AUSTER CO.
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      298 1 VKCII I DM. J. I). A. PERF.IRA. Xt smaotal al.poiiillneut I.i 11. 11. The Sultan of I,. hoie Orders for Bou.|uet Sprays. *c. *c. Carefully nnd promptly elerotod Cheapest Houne in tne Trade. NUSSF.HY A.ID RKBIDIHCE. OXI.EY lauli TOSARI. PABOKKORAN-JAVA. BOTH BAR INIHKS. 1.777 M.lr,, Wtr. ei-IKvinlly .inl'il.le for' the"cure"of'
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      728 1 WOULD HOT SUFFER SO AOAIN FOR FIFTY TIMF.B ITS I'HICK I awoke la>l nieht ttith severe palm in my>toma.h 1 never fell so l.adly in all my life. When I came doon to nork Ibil mornini!. I felt ao weak 1 could har.lly work I went to Miller and M.
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    FRIDAY. 23RD JUNE 1899. PLAGUE AT PKNANG REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS.
    68 2 FRIDAY. 23RD JUNE 1899. PLAGUE AT PKNANG REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Thi following telegram ha* been received at the Colonial Secretariat, from Penang, to day Two cases of plague one death 'MOKE .U.VIiMINi. REPORTS. UhJoh, SW Junr The Datly Mail :,--,-n- that it Ins htm irui'tiially decided to increaor
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    SAMOA
    27 2 gWBEPUia t'HANUK-l The Cominissionnrs apiwintcd to set! le all'.iirs in .Samoa have abolished the Kin-ship there, mid have appointed a provisional government consisting of three Consuls.
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    FRANCE.
    87 2 new nunn. IA/ndon, ljater. M Waldcck-Kousseau has formed a coalition Cabinet, and has himself taken Ihe Ministry of the Interior. C.cneral Oallifet, an olh.-er who has hitherto kept eloar of the Dr.yfus agitation, is the Minister for War. kt DBloaaal retains the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. M He l..inc-aii.
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    WEI-HAI -WEI.
    57 2 WEI -HA I -WEI. CAUKISIIN DCTAIU, Jlr Wvndliains Military Works Bill provides for an outlay of /IJO.UUU at Wei.hai-wei That station will be garrisoned by two companies of British. and six companies of Chinese infantry besides l.y one company of British and -.1,1 one company of Chinese garrison artillery There
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    THE MALAY STATES.
    146 2 MX CI.IFFIIKHS VIF.WS ni;ii. ill niIUBI prospects. t»(>r I Mr. Clill'ord, the Resident af Pahane, delivered a locture on the Federated Malay States at the Colonial Institute. Sn I-, il Clementi Smith presided. I Among thote present were Mr I Trencher, the Resident of Perak. snd I.-
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    131 2 TstaU has been increased activity displayed lallerly by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in .-iiiiMpore, and the action of the magistrates in supporting this is very satisfactory and ought to lead to good results. It k ho— 11, observed that the majorityoflheca-esnow brought before the courts
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    207 2 If it I" true that the troops at the Cape arc to he hgnMi to a total of folly t1., mi,.. in. 1 11. 11 is a .iiiitc MaMooJ ImHnatrria of the dctcriiiin.v iiiiii of the lm|H>ml authorities 1.. settle the Traas*aal tqubMa mm ami lor ill This nunourad increase
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    7 2 Tin. ,ii,,».,id mal loscl to- lay MSpjß.
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    7 2 Tul Strait* Umhd was p.ibhsUd this morning
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    9 2 Tut Governor it expected at Penang od Monday next
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    14 2 Mn E. Spencei -Piatt left by the M. M. Imm for Europe this afternoon.
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    13 2 H M S ;,,,,ii,,- hat been ordered north to patrol the Behring Sea.
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    14 2 Tub German homeward mail by the Stelum closes at 3 p. m on Tuesday
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    16 2 PuOoaUT McKinley has contributed to the fund for the erection of a residence for Admiral Dewcy
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    19 2 Aiction sales of unclaimed pledget are advertised to take place at the Chief Police Office, commencing on the Ist
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    13 2 A Ciiinkse dwarf named Sing Ah K.-e was lined *100 this morning, for
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    22 2 On bund, c.l and sevenlyone deaths were registered at Sintapora in the week ending on Saturday last. The ratio |h.t thousand was
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    26 2 Thkke is a total eclipse of tbe moon to-night visible in Singapore. First contact takes place at 6 :tl pin and total obscuration at .13 p.m.
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    21 2 Twkvty Chinese shopkee|iers have I, eeii fined %o each, and two Kling money changers SlO each, for circulating perforated copper coin
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    28 2 It is advertised that all claims against the estate of the late K 11. M.Miiis. y should be sent in to Messrs. Drew and Napier before a specified
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    28 2 To-imv's produce quotations came i lai l.r correction on the back page Qaathiar has dropped to Sfl :)j Black MM lias risen tv SJ.V3B, and tin to Siffi.
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    33 2 Ir is said to be probable that Sir J T (ioldney, Chief Justice in the Straits in tMT. and now in Trinidad, will sue. 1 Sir John Bonser as Chief-Just ice ol Ceyloa
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    32 2 Tin Italian training ship Amtnqo Yetpurci arrived at Uatavia on the 19lh instant, from H uigkong. on her way to K ,i.|,.- She was to leave for Aden on the i/Jid uutant
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    26 2 Six Chinese tradesmen were proaeuted this morning, by Inspector ll.tcinan, for being in posie«>ion of unjust daching- One was fined &JO, and the others *I's each.
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    37 2 B skw tender named the Itrrmtn has I.", ii built by M. i- F.irnh in, and Co Sh;,ughai, be the North German Lloyd ■l S Co In a trial trip, the tender averaged U knots Bat hour
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    29 2 tmmuama has lieen received in Penang that Captain Hibhert, of the King's Own Regiment, is going thither at once, with the object of organizing the new corps of volunteers.
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    29 2 Athlktiv sports were held nt Tanghn liarracks yesterday afternoon An amusing event was the handicap for animals belonging to the men The corupetitorsinclude.lchickeii*, monkeys, dogs, duck', and a bullock.
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    47 2 Tm tire which broke out on the M May, in the forehold of the P and 0 steamer *',im.i/r... lying in the Royal All.eit Dock, was not extinguished until 3 o'clock on Friday morning, by wl.iol, time M leet ot water had been pumped into the hold.
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    42 2 l(».«i: Ai'MiHM. J. C Watson, who succeeds Admiral Dewey in cmninaii'! ..f the D.B Asiatic Spiadrou, arrived in Hongkong on the I.lth instant The l\ S despatch veisel Sadr* was «o leave Hongkong on the 17th for Manila, with the new Coiuiiiaiid.r-in-chief
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    41 2 Tills morning. Mr Urn. kman had on his file of public iuiiiiikuiki, i of (losse'sion of unjust da. lungs; tweut) two of circulation of |ierforated coppet coin .eighteen in connection witheating lioii-es atgbj of obstruction and thru, of keirping ditorderly houses
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    THE MAIL
    28 2 Tuk M M. ram with the mail km Kuropeofthe^'iid June, left Colomb, at 2 p in yesterday, and is due here oti Tuesday morning "at daylight.
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    PLAGUE AT HONGKONG.
    31 2 The plague figures at Hongkong, on the Ms* instant, were sixteen canes ami nineteen deaths Ip to date there had 1 n W cases attended by TH deaths
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    HEAVY FINES.
    36 2 AT llntterwnrtb, on Saturday last, a well-to-do Malsy was lined fcOu for breaking .piarautine regulations and escaping from legal custody Two other Malays were each lined V-, for rescuing the first-mentioned from legal custody
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    PRICE CHANGES.
    51 2 Owino to the retirement of Chief Inspector Jennings, ln«pe. t.,r Unurno is lilting as Chief In-pector It is expected that on the return of Chief Ins| tor Ki.l.les of Penang from leave either he or Inspector Morris, who in hi> iW.n,, lr,ie,,, at present, will till the vacancy
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    PROVINCE AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
    55 2 1 11 r t.nvcinnr. a. .tmi'auied by l.aily Mitchell, will open the Show at Butterworlh at eleven oclock on the L'Sth instant. Admission to the show will l,e fat Owfaw to the outbreak of innl.i|i,st in I'.naiic. the Committee of the Show will not allow any cattle
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    SHORT OF POLICE.
    56 2 The enforcement of certain sanitary measures taken l.y t!ie Municipality at Pananf oaUad hi son poUaanMa than tl,. t.r.e Ihere could supply. To meet raquMDMMa, policemen from Malacca had to be sent for Pending their arrival Urn Municipality had to takeoft'rikisha DOOM tnini their regular work and
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    HEAVILY INSURED.
    107 2 Ar Hongkong. 00 Friday mornine hut, the godowns at Pnn U.-" Lelonging to the Land [anatoMM ii. p any were discovered to be on tire ll.e ladoWßl were literally pa. ked boot rt to ceiling uilh enttnn. La-. Hour, sugar, and matting. The lirem.u •ran hard at work
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    H. M. S. POWERFUL.
    64 2 H. M H Pou-er/ut left Hongkong for Wei-hai-wei on tlu 14th instant Before leaving, the Pomr/al took in 2,700 tons of coal, the largest amount ever taken on board a ship in Hongkong for steaming purposes alone. Working nigbt and day, the coaling of the ship
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    TRAINED NURSES' FUND.
    64 2 A l.Al>v has intimated her willingnest to subscribe Sluu a year for vineyears towards the fund for providing two trained nurses in Singapore. She suggests that a practical method ut supplying the need for trained Bantu would be to ni-l.il al the Hospital a certificated matron who
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    DISORDERLY HOUSES.
    77 2 This morning, Mrs. J Mi Evans, and Mr Chopard, appealed before Mr. Hi... kman lo give v i.len. of the existence of a disorderly boat* n, N i ven Koad, and of another in I'rinsep ■Street. In the first case the prose, uii.n failed owing to the evidence
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
    87 2 A Boyanksb tBM employed by the Dutch Consul was driving a younc horse on Bukit Tunah Koad. yesterday afternoon, when nine or ten Chinese passed carrying a coffin. The horse hi. '.l. broke the reins, and bolle.l The and two Malay women and a child who were also
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    AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH
    73 2 A BJJBBjn visilor to the Antipodes says- -The voice of the (SfaWy) MOBtois as di-liiict and brahjß la Kntli-h ears as the s|k'«li of America. The harsh and often ni- il Australian twaii.- luak.'s ii in .-I. i laafM 111 .11--unmusical than I have heard it, whilst Cockney
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    AMERICAN RAILWAY ROCK FOR INDIA.
    101 2 Tmks s. 1;,m,,,\« shortly ex, la ni 1inn;.,,,!, from America with ten Ihe tw.-nly Baldwin locomotive- t,,i lb< Burma lUilways. The cost of Hi. engines is not far short of Xl. m" each I'ulikc the engines sent In British contractors, they have n been tested
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    MAN OF-WAR'S BOAT UPSET.
    127 2 MAN OF- WAR'S BOAT UPSET. Ar Shanghai, a boat containing sight Hue-jacketi belonging to 11 M s ir...,,'.i,/.. w1,., were returning (rasa peculiar circumstances The awning, which runs lore and aft the boat, somehow gut hi. ,,1-1, 1.- to the ml. M I the side pressure turned the fully lad.
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    116 2 The re|H)rt of the Sue/ GaW Company states that the Hmi|lll during the year Isn- reached asarll >»,ouo,'.uufr., eic hug those of all previous years The ei|>enditure. Ml fund charges, amounted to 1'4.4'*l -">rti being a decrease of KyMb The total upaadil inclu.hiu interest ami sinking fund,
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    DEARTH OF BRITISH SEAMAN.
    330 2 A correspondent recently >i..n I Lord Charles Heresford. M I', opoo the .piestloll id'tlle.le.llthnf llntl-ll man and in reference to the leply ixiven b) Mr. Rilehie, President ol UM BNU I i Trade, to a deputation of the Navy LaHJM I lie Inll.nvillk! leplv has been
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    23 2 fikst bati nwia JSf*" :itol J »*•*> i-iS^rfiiJJrts Kup:ead ll 1, Clover J. Why Kol .1 A.lh.i, ".Muimj, K,'pua Vlll r 2.
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    NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
    499 2 M s ...fit koagoalbs imi i'";''"""';," 1 1 r»oro»3r; to D 6 iii' -I ii.'in nt ti gun A IVW... toUßrmn B bM -rithdwwq i,, nua, on Urn ooudilioa rl M i the uitaf iImII ani obtain iba couu f ;1 Kl ol raising a loraign
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    A RUSSIAN TRANSPORT.
    45 2 Tut Russian transport i i,-. Captain V< n Knur arrived tkis morning from Odessa with I p nger» and T lull., i class luissengers and II children, sad about emigrants, including v.. in. ii. an I 1. ::'.>.; RWn Sll- le.ne- Ini VUdITOSI
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    RIKISHA PEONS AND THE PUBLIC.
    156 2 RIKISHA PEONS AND THE PUBLIC. idaurann 1. n,:ii il bmauoi Urn pneii 'uki^ha peoni to t.il.e upon thi the ..tli.e ofjudn in in botwssn bra and pullei II ■f M nmeraili being tl 1 I 1;,,.. |o tit |„,.l The peon bi accepts the statement ol ttai lixesth. f.lie. „1,,
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      411 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S" EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. GLASGOW. M.nutix turrn of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, iu mm or Safety Fuses, Electric Wastins Apparatus. Tht /■>,>/..,,,.,, fmrlur. ,,,,uU to put Ha kigi i(,,mlmii Mfely nnd purity I'//' kfaal tf RritUk Qoitrnttwnl, nr> Ik, to 4«i,/ >l,,,, s th Iu OW..C
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      1539 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. (ULNA MUTUAL UmNSI'KANCE COY. ll> vi. nines No. If, oaa(M Rom, BBBBssßat, j\s a waitii:. Kansajsr. HBCTiiR W. svmpsdn TranlUa| K"pres.'ntatiye MESSRS. TAN KIM TI.\X SONS, i-xai Anntt. Ihe Ooopanj ofltn taaiai tarßM and l»eller bonuses than any other Company total limlnim in tin- K':im A i| i.l
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      794 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMEm THE ORDINASCB, Ix Thb Si it.iml CoBaW or Tin Stuni In Bankruptcy.' No 44 of Ions. Re Adoli.h Undau. >'OTII'K II h.Td.y Riven that Bret I Dividend ll MhM to bo declared All aWltOn mu.t prove Ihcir debta by the il'u.l dav of July. I»!W. otherwi«e they will
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    THE MEMS PROGRESS.
    1221 3 ..1 Mmi, whMlihe <l rain and j iii).' i» full uf liuj* i d higta oottraa*. She uul othat Urita 1 1 ,,,r,,U, ...H,,,,,,.!,,,^.- ii ih«.liiUwhimwm that ate al any- pewtttatbam lUIp«Md bj mutnam afatlMl „antl» that climate CUmaie iritb it than to* Blm bu v' •■!...>>
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    GOLD DEPOSITS IN FORMOSA.
    209 3 A«..N..-r the hot* ii .1 aaaaralli known, we may mantion fr infer u, an.. i eivad, aays the Sanaa llmld, I hat there are ri Ii gold deposits m Pormoaa which .ire being worked by Japanese, who are doing th.ii l.i-t to prevent Ihe onl-i.l.' woll'l
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    FIRES IN RANGOON.
    143 3 A 1:1.1: brok. i ii i: ngoon on tha 7.1, in -Mm ..ii W.'.lm-.lav. in the oil M.--T- Aaron .1 Bliiu, on.-ral .1. tli« junction lII,' ILiihouMr an.l X7th Streets The inn i i ny« lit I«0,OOU with 11,. \i, i,:iMl'oni|.:inv -md M.-rs KimlU), Klili in,;, a,
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    A SHIPPING PROSECUTION.
    422 3 I This afternoon, Tan Hock Hay, the owner uf the Will a Iht lIW was brought before Mr. Brockman and Mr. 1 Chiytun, charged with an inlringement Of Motion 4 of Ordinance 10 of 1887, in having on the 15th instmit, illowe I Ins •hip to be
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    PRINCE HENERY.
    49 3 Panoa Henry of I'rilSMa was arpeetad to arrive at S-oiil in Corea on belßthiosi and he was to iii-pi-. I h.".-'.|. l I, mil'- nl lloken. The Seoul i iv.-mui>'iit had issued inslriietioiis the local authorities' alone tba route. •daring than to put th* roada in good
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    THRU MONTHS FOR A DETECTIVE.
    95 3 Oithetnd instant, detective police oh-iahl.' No. gM aaaiad Pttoliay wool to a abop kepi bi Tan Ohae al So I*7 ranjoni; I'.iu.u U< .i.l and alu BBBM pineaniilea. When about to leave, Tar, 01 bmanded his m y. Thii was i-.-t.i-. .1 l.v rii,hav..n the
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    132 3 AT to* meetinir of the 1.-ci-lalive nil next Tuitday, Mr linrkinshaw Mil a-k "I- it the fact that the -Irt.. n. hi "I the liailwayiu I'rovinie rVeUesley, referred to in the Hill now i. lore the Council Intituled An Ordinal., c to r. uul.it.- the i Railway now
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    REDJANG LEBONG
    158 3 A ii uaa report on the liedjann Lebong mine by Mr (i 8. Wright, the c i.il awnagsr, beating data the mh hi-lant. -tales that the road llnlli.T was ,|,u.kly approaching oomplsUon, and wan einec'ed to be fully read) lor traffic wiihin fouiie.ii.lav- Tlii-ioadbaabaaß largely utilised lor Ih*
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    HAWAH
    199 3 I'AN.,I UOI I- .HUM II l\ Hawaii, formally years, thelabouring work on il..' lugnr plantations m liieH) |„ii'.iiii..l bt i Inn.—. Uutoflata }.'al-'lh.'.l.l|.au.-. 1...U I." 11. Itroduccd ■1,.-> n-lin in on ilani.iiioi... lad) ,"iu|,l.iii,s, I i.i ih.' trouble is that, iiiiin.'.liit.iy il.i.i onlracl la vi c „,M-.' .iii'U. .['.ii'.-.'.ilnio-i
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    CRICKET AT HOME.
    498 3 wiih Lancashire, at Manchester, by an inoingt and »4 runs. Darling won the toss and, as usual, opened the innings with Iredale. Both batted ficily and knocked up :u before ln-1.i1.'. who had compiled M, put one into Mold's hands off Cuttell Hill joined his captain, an.l
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    JAPAN NEWS.
    257 3 A. mum. to the Osaka Anl.i Iha •took ..I ...ul al M..ji ha* ailliaialllattit to over I.MOJOOO t .H-. ;ind IINI.INDI I. .11- HI lll'' ll.ikkllilln ll'lli. lie". while larpe stork IwaUhl al- I hand. There 1.-nit: M proper) 1 HI) boEtan an iderini In* advisability of partial
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    PERAK NEWS.
    102 3 Paaui i- to be lecraaantad ..i Uu foiiheoininc lower abow in Proi w.11.'-l't iv.'.iv i .11 kind Irani thaUoveromenl plamaikms, from 111.' I.iii.i al Kuala Kan* 10 sxhlbited There is eiceptionally bean tratk l.elw I Tail'ini: an.l Knal.i K.uu- ir „,-i now, and ihe r»> gharries plying lot
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    HANDED TEA.
    90 3 Accoanwo to UltUifntet, tli.' i. a passed by Iba English Custoua in these .la\s contains al leaal 80 per oasl ofs:.n.l Cbcstaoftaa refused by Ain.ri.ans and Hermana paaa Iba inspectorsofth*Kngli>h Custom House, an.l are sold in Load though llwy froni'Vi U.""i ''|".'l"!',"l',r.' .'."'".-and 1 "to ll' I'.n.ili.' fault
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    425 3 la>m»i*, 1 .tli June The cricket match between I. uua- lurr and Derbyshire resulted to-day in tlic-l.featof f)<-it>vshir.'hye ght wickets. Mi.i i: i won the match with Kent at Lord's by 118 runs. All the following matches were drawn Australians Yorkshire, filoucentcr rtrtn W .rwi. k, Su»sei
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