Straits Times Weekly Issue, 18 May 1887

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    27 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. New Series Published for Transmission by Every Homeward Mail Steamlu. [Price 40 Cents VOL XLIII. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1887. NO. H<)
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    27 1 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. At J." Bttnnlow, Taiigliu Barrarks, Singapore, on the loth May. 1887, thi wife of Acting Garrison Sergeant BfajorOußßSOH, Military Staff Clerk, ol I daughter
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    STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 18th MAY, 1887. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    200 1 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 18th MAY, 1887. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Singapore 18th Mat, 1887 Produce. Ganibier J 6.30. do. Cube No. 1 do. do. No. 2 8.20 Copra, Bali 4.07 do. Poutiauak 5.70. Black Pepper 21.125. Sago Flonr, Sar :2.<><;. Pearl Saero 2.40. Coffee, Bali 28.00 Ta})inea, small Flake «s">i' do.
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    SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
    638 1 Che last homeward mail Was despatched on the 11th inst;m 4 per P. and O. PUT Bdkhara ;m<l the present mail is tak-'ii on per M. M. Bteamer Djemnah. The Q-erman mail Bteamer Sachs < arrived I Surope on the 18th and the If, >!. si
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    Government Gazette, 13th May.
    550 1 Tii. iry of State h to confirm the leave of absence for Bye and iiiiil a half months, with half salary, granted to H. O'Brien, Esq., Magistrate and vyoaissioner of the Court of li ■< ju Malacca. K. E. the Governor, with the approval of the
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      703 1 DR. J, C0LLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE The Original and only Genuine Advice to Invalids, If you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from .headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and asBUge the weary achings of protracted disease. Invigorate the nervous media, and regulate the circulating systems of the
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      43 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE— The Estate of i Pulo Daliat. Lalman. (formerly adv»»rti<«Ml m this |)a]>t>r will be sold by Public Auction at the Government Offices, Labuan. on the 7t>i June next, at a. m. Upset price •M>. Labuan, 7th May, 1837. 1 5
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    140 2 The total return of visitors to the Raffles Library and Museum during the week ending Friday, 13th May, was 668. We are requested to notify, for the guidance of Shipmasters, that a red fixed light has been lit, visible about four miles, to denote the Telegragh buo;
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    Municipal Water Supply, Singapore.
    4197 2 Thk following is the pumping report for the month of April, 1«87: Number of boon pumped during the mouth 401 Average number of working hours per day l'.\.'M\ Averagenumber of gallon jumped perday. 1.33^,000 Tot;ti rainfall iv the month, tnebefl '.'.l--ilfkman aud other foreign competition m
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    New Hebrides.
    238 3 1; (Melbourne .1 /■<///>•» have New donian papers to the BOth of March. The onlj item of news they contain is on< painfuJ liiieresi relating to the New !i"brides. The Opal, winch arrived m njea on the 28th Man h, brings word that, for the pasi three months,
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    New Guinea.
    283 3 Tux Brisbane Conru r <>f the 23rd April says that public interest in New Guinea affairs is very much less than formerly on acecount of the tedious delay iu connection with the settlement of the form of government for the protectorate. The Hon. Johu Douglas Left Thursday Island
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    The Kimberley Goldfields.
    1056 3 Wy -t- 1 n Mail Th. < )v. i !iiin.'ii! hare received two telegrams from Mr. Hare, the Government X' i>id mi' at Wyndham. dated respectivelj March •jl and 27. That dated March 21 is as follows.—** Everything Ij»mv rery <iui.>t. Men >till returning froni the fields.
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    The Defences of Singapore and Hongkong.
    220 3 In the House of Common tth April/Captain Colomb asl r the colony of Singapore had cou deworks to th value of £8 L.OdO, on the undi add be provided with suitable the Imperial I rovernmenl the medium gun- which 1 p. -rial G "in.
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    The Papal Revenue.
    453 4 A foreign diplomatist accredited to Rome gives the following account of the present Pope's income and what he does with it. The Pontifical revenue is derived from three separate sources. The tirst is the interest of an enormous sum left by Pope Pius IX to the Papal
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    Naval Intelligence.
    287 4 Intelligence* The i gunb< mmander me Moore, Hong--son the sr<! instai The British sloop J)ar% a Bolder, with one of the Port Hamilton launin tow, arrived at i; „n tbe 4th instant From Shanghai. The Hniisli gunboal to on the 29th or 30th ultimo en route for li
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    The Loss of the "Tasmania."
    577 4 The Loss of the Tasmania." The London Correspondent of the Bombay Gazette telegraphed as follows under date 26th April Mr. G. W. Allen, of Allahabad, in a letter to the Standard, has given a graphic account of the stranding of the P. and O. CVs steamer Tasmania. The letter has
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    North Borneo.
    341 4 m >. b. arrived on Thursday having on board His Excellency W. H. Treacher who proceeds to England by the next mail steamer. Espoir sailed for North Borneo Thursday, and will ad as escort to the Sea Belle on the Borne i boast, t\u> Erpoir being a blow
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    The New York Life Insurance Company's Statement.
    399 4 The New York Life Insurance Company's Statement. The annual statment of the \ew York Life Insuratce Company, shows some remarkable gains over previous reports. These gains may Be thus summarized: An increase of over three millions dollars in income, over two millions in surplus, over eight millions in assets, over
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    Cricket.
    209 4 A return Cricket Match was play< d beu the Police G. C. and an <■:• yen on the Police Paiudi ground on Saturd*) last. The won thi m first had them ;ill oui runs. i >m the taking the I be- two wickets for Q I wa made m
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    The Tea Steamers For 1887.
    456 4 China Mail: The tea season for LBB7 is again a; ban. l, and then- is as usual a little speculation as to which steamers an part m the race home with the fir»l cai bo far there is do word <>i any «.f th,' markets
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    The Jubilee Celebration.
    372 4 A '''•<• raw, ni G I E traurdh was issued od the 1 1th iustant, coutaiu the following official notification ing the public ceremonial m honour ol Qu( His Excellency the Governor hae pleased to appi at Monday and 'I the 27th and 281 h.l -r. to
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    Siam News.
    356 4 Sangkol ?ik M nj) Mr. E. M. Satow, C.M.G British Minister Resident and Consul General for Siam, left here for Europe on Thursda last per Hecate. Mr. Satow's health) long been unsatisfactory, so much so i terly us to necessitate an nninedi.. change. We trust the relaxation fr
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    Some Cures far Sea-Sickness.
    458 5 RA very good vciii'mK sickness is ehloHnl "V h acts by simply hcnunibing aerrt's of tlu* stoinacii, or by reducing the I'ptilnlity <»i" tli" i, uorvoos system we r ku'tw. At all t-\ ,-i ]»:i 'may Bfc thirty g'-iMii^ of clil.mil at :.illinHt» drowsy. h;i lf
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    148 5 For the Straits Timr*. Parliamhnt. Lvhihui, ]<>th Mo if There was an allnight sitting on the Crimes bill on Modday, during which fcheCloture was twice adopted. Colonial Conference. The Colonial Conference has closed. Canada. Q*cbec t tOth May. A series of Irish demonstrations hare been arranged throughout Canada,
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    Telegraphic Summary.
    1511 5 Rangoon Times. Cairo, 29th April. The Dervighei m the Wadyhalfa district having a^ain gathered for ill-' purpose of ta [ing tli<> offensive, herniside w h a force advanced a :i"inv ;iu<l after s;»iiit> fighting, completely del ated the D including their my's camp wis also captured, Bt rlin,
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    EDITORIALS.
    2465 5 [alacca Idniinfctration Report 1886. mcillor oi I nearer psoD Lnci The I under revi i aljoul lars, an Id hundred thotlsa) I dollar- i witll the corresponding figures for I SVi The land revenue which yielded last ing >;ne.' LBB3, party accounted foi paddy crop and a failure of
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    Passenger Steamers.
    576 6 May IS.) Tii r. fearful loss of lii.- lvsultiti t hi* collision liciwtvn tin* i'nr I', tinny d^H the Bin t'lu. Urines prominently t»» li^ht^H p.-rfunctory way m whirh tli«* r<->\> >nsibH nut li< >rit it's h«'r«' look atVr litV affl pi:.. I local r.Mstin -rlfl 1; raiiii"
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    The Legislative Council.
    672 7 The Shorthand Report of the Council on the '2nd May, how.-v.-i- ma\ have been improve.] i al keeping, certainly lacks the ensured by earlier issue. T Hbo^ tar-liucss marks the deal- Hg with the li- ■.••■ivers of \Vivrk> Bill. .isuiv meets an a<-\ w ledged ision for
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    The New Municipal Bill.
    720 7 I [8. T. May The Bill for lidating and amending the law relating to Municipal Government m the Si raits s,-t Lenients is sweeping and comprehensive. The measure however iocs ii<>t err on the side of over-legislation, considering that the work of consolidation includes no less
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    The Municipality.
    916 7 Minutes of Proceedings of the Municipal Commissioners on Wednesday, the 4th May. 1C Present C. K. Crane, 1 T. C. Mugliston, Esq., m.b.c.s., L.m.c.p. Tan ECeoug Saik, Esq. In the al- :he iYesiden! Mr. Crane is voted ♦•< 1 he chair. The mill it [eeting are read and
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    Municipal Engineer's Office.
    1206 8 Singapore, J l.<t April, 1887. To the Secretary to the Municipal Can m istioner», Singapore, Sir. For the information of the Municipal Commissioners I beg to hand you the following monthly progress report. Country Road*. Daring the month* of March the outlay for repairs on all the
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    Malacca News.
    685 8 nd( ;if.) Mai r;,.. followinj came before ti. tt Skinner day A Iviir charged with being drunk and disorderly wa I 82. I hi public with. $2, ftnc tlif weapon bed to the J Irown. Catang and i, <-.■ brought up <! d with breach of conI »r
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    Penang News.
    832 8 Tin: writer of CkU i '■•<( m the i. tx€uetU of the l Oth in* The metntx Service are going to entertain the Resid< I tuoUor at a linner to-i night at the I ■I Mr. [rviag is going home on Leave, bui r,-i he will retire from
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    The Late Captain Bowers.
    983 8 ima, eoutaius ;i n the de lii- I I m 1 our known t!i<- )>r -I'iit, and qnaintance with for ix\irl\ dent for r number i'l.-t' rosumo of his ;\<r > ,s,.\v m .'ijiiirqj^^H ill sliip-^ trading t'nnn I Ju» (-'.yd" to 1 Indies and China,
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    Manila News.
    915 9 Translaii d for tfa Strati* Time*. The Comercio of the LBtb April states that the British ship 7,0,-,/ dm, will,' arrived thai «la\ at Manila, bringing Captain Bowker and four of the crew of the British ship Ettal&ng, losi on the LOth February last on Mellish reef m
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    Tonquin News.
    782 9 Th i ohong of the 24th April announces that another of pirates has been brought to book m tha* quarter. An officer commanding an outpost on hearing that Baboo, a Doted pirate chief who been a thorn m the side of the I inch since 1 38 abourhood
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    Saigon News.
    661 9 l KB Saitjonnai attent ion increasing interest taken m. French lonies, l>y the pnhlicin the toother coun--I n. '.if ri" 1 Frenchmen could n< to stmck the painful fact that ich imports into French coloi ]y total seven per cent of th ace. In Britain' on I less
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    Popular Concert.
    906 10 The Concert given by the Amateur Orchestra I, 1 Monday evening inst.) m the Town llai! was on the whole a grcal success. LTnder the leadership of Mr. Salzmann, the instrumentalista came out with flying colours, and though the vocalists did not up heir level, tho evening was
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    Singapore Art Club.
    881 10 By a member of < i Oui; first exhibition of the i took place on Saturday afternoon, and though the show of pictures was quite uj> u> the average silence and number, ire s(»rr;.- to s;« y the meeting was poorly ;itt«'ii<{. members and guests. This is
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    Departure of H. E. Governor Treacher from North Borneo.
    775 10 1 >n' the evening of 23rd A: merchants aud traders of Sandakxn eni tamed ilis Excellency \V. r ernor ish North B dinner, m Mr. Sun Kuong previous to his departure for Europe, the ofhcia] The Ohairm pro] *ed His i
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    Trade of British India.
    806 10 We bave been favored with < v.tv interesting IJlue JJouk lately \>\ Parliament, entitled "Statement trade of British India with Brit i "iis an<l Foreign < Jouni r e five years 1 !>1( > \>] Charles C. Prinsep, Esq., of tl and Commerce Department, India shewing
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    British North Borneo.
    1231 11 V Herald 8 n !'ak Not] Paknam -'>h\\ ultii Bishop I < W. Flint arrived. ilis Lordship the Bishop hold Divine i on Sunday a large <■ Ration, the church bAag u earl 3 full. Jli^ Lordship has promised to luence m obtaining a per we arc
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    Legislative Council.
    7378 11 TUCBX>AT, -Sl' MA* I II > Excellency i Frederick A The Hon'ble the Officer ouim ndiiu n. Ti l the Attorn.' the Colonial Treasurer (A. M. S^ii.: tin t til A.d the Commissioner of Landf >a 3eah. T. Cutl Bnrkianhnw. •ii. <>n hi> appointment as< officer Commanding »ps.
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    Monday, 9th May, 1887.
    1077 14 '1 1 J. B j The minutes of the la*i meotii and confirmed. \V«>.\l! ()u the motion of the Colonial conded l>\ Mr. Seah Liang S.-ah. tli make further provision for the I Women and Girls" was read a third t passed. Prisons <)i: i-i nax«
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    Third Criminal Assizes, 1887.
    2315 15 The Third Criminal Assizes for the present year opened yesterday m the Supreme Court 11 a.m. His Honour Chief Justice T. T. Ford upon the Bench. The Hon. J. W. JBonser. Attorney General, appeared to prosecute m Crown eases. The Court was poorly attended, as there
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    Mr. Parnell and the Phoenix Parks Murders.
    1024 15 tStM .1, In concluding on Parnellisui .'nd besides the d recorded, unpi I 1 ild l>ii lnniti denials Heah i cusrl which has a Parnellito coj and 11 1. ment m faosiu ill 1 a |.i oci s» the impugned, and we \i<>
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    Mail News.
    2035 16 London paper* of :'jml April.) The, chief event of the week lias been the second reading of the Crimes Bill, which was secured on Monday night by majority <»f just one hundred and one. Although the result was nevm 1 m doubt, the division affords nignifieaut proof that
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      The Promenade Concert.
      922 16 Sik Tli- Promenade Con< last eight achieved such a marked ;n tint I feel assured <» account <»t" it from ili<- j.. n „j M(! <-riti<- will be welcomed b\ vox The eonoerf room was crowded aln to exceM and the situation would have been intolerable had
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      The Promenade Concert.
      280 17 to write your criticisms 1 refer to thai on 1,. Concert. The concert did ■(v usual with the Queen's meaui tli< National ich a nmark as this suggests ar critic's absence and a certain of c;uv!.'.ssiu'ss m obtaining iu<a>. As to criticism itself, n<» professional or amateur,
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      The Tyersall Drag Hunt.
      147 17 Sir, In your hunting notes upon a run with tin Tyeraall Drag Hounds on Saturday last, it is suggested thai a run should be arranged, if possible, to take place m the evening instead of the morning, so that the ladies who cannot conveniently attend m
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      The "Soo Lim Wee" Club.
      494 17 Sue. On Saturday night last a grand party tor the celebration of the anniversary of the Soo [am Wee was given by its members. All of the guests were entirely respected Chinese gentlemen. I have been told above 200 persona were invited on the <■•
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      A Suggestion.
      65 17 Drab Mr. Editor, lv case the Municipal Commissioners have nol jei decided how they should commemorate the Jubilee year, I woul< that they ti\ a pewter or lead drinking cup to ever) stand water pipe, so thai the native beast of burden (the coolie) may l>e able to
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      Kallang Bridge.
      291 17 Sir, On reading m your issue of the 9th, the Municipal Engineer's report <>n the pr m repairing Kallang Bridge, I wondered who is r< asible for the way m which those repain being carried out m such an unworkmanlik clumsy manner, causing ad inconvenience to ihe pub
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      Honor to Whom Honor is Due.
      355 17 Sir,—l have just seeu your Monday's issue, and was rather amused to read your gushing correspondent S. O's letter m re '^The old lunatic asylum." The sentmentalisms indulged m are quite "utterily utter" and very too too," but of the make only this passing
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      The General Hospital.
      696 17 1 kmbtless you are well a* the Eacl th.it. from time i<> time, o more <»i" ;i certain class of men make coin- plaints of tlw way m which they hai I while inmates of the General pital. 1 have unfortunately I >mpelled i<> lie by there
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      Beri-Beri.
      335 17 Dear Mk. Editor,—As stated m one of your former issues, the Netherlands Government have commissioned Professor Fekelharing to institute a thorough investigation at Acheen into all matters conoected with the beri-beri disease. Recent numbers of several Java pupen have published unfavorable accounts of the opinions held and reports alleged
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      The Jubilee Celebration.
      469 18 I have read the programme ham- y the Committee of the Queen's Jubiand the Government Oaz tit Extraordi- reprinted m your issue of tho 12th int. Government has deemed it proper evidently not to tire any Imperial salute but a Royal one. Nothing about the peal of
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      491 18 ARRIVALS. 1 1 t r I Tons. Captaim Sailed i :oxsi m ntoos A Brit.rtr. L 392 I >iit H.,i. M. l >„,-U Benlarig str. I 182 Clark I. April IP Sar. Btr. 383 J< yak M v 7 Liin Lai 1 shire Btr. 171*0 Kerrnuh p. 22 PHterson, Sin
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