The Straits Times, 11 May 1898

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. 1898. NO. 19*527.
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      817 1 nOKSKO COMPANT.LIIIITID S SS S IC^V^SKL-pa.,-w',Y LIMITED. AgMit.. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P Omci, Cou.v«a Quay XV Wharvm,N«w Harbour. STEAI NAVIGATION OiMPANY. nhOti iudu, A TlU v"; T XI ilintll 1 KS (iIHKAI.TAR, fll ALT*. li I.ISI. IWS, TI.VMOI.IH, 1 l^oash Billso( Idling issued lor I'ernan ['l^C^utandSanFrancUco naHonakon) MAIL LINK. („-TWARD. HOMIWAEII.
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      839 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ I'ndcr contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aarnl, al Singapore: Sllll AciF.NC-v, I.*TK .1. I)aksi>el» A Co.. 2-3. CoLLYIS QrJAT._ Steamer From Expected W ill I* Despatched for On Itrarl. Hatnyia. *l:i\ IJ. Ilatnvia.Cheribon.Samarang.ASourahaya. May 14. (ir.V.n.ilamll. Sourabaya. 13. Soumbava, Macassar, Timor etc. 17. ■ak
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      392 1 BRITISH INDIA STKAM NAVIUA TION COMI'ANY, LIMITED. TO PENANU, RANOOON, 4 CALCUTTA OoeoftheCoinpaiiy'ssteamersisintended to lean Tanjoug Fagar Wharf every week. Passengers and Cargo are booked by the above steamers at through rates tn nil ports in India and Ceylon, alßo to East TO ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE. AND SYDNEY. ge'rs and cargo
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      644 1 INSURANCES. THE LONDON ANI> LANCASHIRE I FIXE INSCRASCE COMPANY. Capital BJIUi Paid up Capi tal a 1 2.T.J0 Rescn-e Fund (>7ti,Ssft The nndersigned. Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUSTEAD Co. fITUF CHINA TKAIIER-i INSURANCE J. COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed f«.000.«X..
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      403 1 INSURANCES. rPHE QUEEN INSIKANCE COMPANY BOYAL DIBUBAKCI COMI'ANY. qi-eeii I— iiam Biii'i>ixc.B, i.tvMii'.ii.i The undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepared to Uko risks nt HOOOLANDT 4 Co. THE 8 T B A IT INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. t-MIM l-llr I, 1883. Head Office, sinuai-ou. 1 Capital Knlly Sul.scril.ecl «3,0f»,00n
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      874 1 BANKS. nONGKONII AND SIIAXOHAI BASKINO CORIMKATION. I'M IHI CAPITAL »10.«WI.0nii. BESBSVE Fl Nl> f X,000,000. RESERVE I.IAIHI.ITY OF I OO noOOO PROPRIETORS >..110,0U0,1M1. COI-RT I)F HIIIEiTCIKS: IK»N. J. J. tMUrlUim l-HUKMAI. B. m. du«T. Bsq. Dan n i'hu"» I!icr»»n». X.,. A. 1:ati«o«u. Km. 11. 11. 805 ii.... X.,,. li I.
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      429 1 NOTICES. i:kmim;h>n standaimi TYPEWRITEI,. THK FIRST JI ISKST. In Rm Tom, Cm wo, rnii.AiiKi.piiu. ani> lowiaa. of I'yiH'V.riters in use ;,ic i:,'i-.iiiii:t.>iis. jN'oi* Agent* Mo AI.ISTKH CO. IM IS AST 1. UN Mcli: 1 il \c N II t AGENCY COM PAST, LIMITED AuiiioiK.-.i Oapttai ei.aoo.uuu Hubs, ribed t 800>«i
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      832 1 HOUSKHOLI) NECEHSin CIIAMBKKI.AINS PAIN BAI.M i- general Liniment for the relief nn.l cure of rheumatism, lame back, pain in the side and eh.-st. sprains and swellings, it«. bnriaaa, burns and scalds. One appli- .lion is -aid to relieve rheumatic pain" and spraina in one-third the time an\ other treatment would
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    THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY, 1898. RIOTING IX CHINA.
    233 2 THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY, 1898. RIOTING IX CHINA. ■CaaUHODi 1831. PRICI U I'KXTS. [jMwrisfin raid m<d absriiatsf ratet mny tmfoimd on the fwirlh SMoa.l aJSOD (IN TIIK YANfiTSE. IIKITIBII OMHM HIUNEI). (Sptcial Ttleijittm to (he "SlruiU Times.') j Uow,bm 9 lOf/i, U'ljl. j A nun broke out at
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE PHILIPPINES.
    50 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE PHILIPPINES. AMKIiII AN UKI UN IHK WAV. Lomhn, Mil, May. A tiiilit.iry fores, Iva tbonaand strong, is auembring at Baa PraseiMo, preparatory to embarking for Manila. THANKS ti) O.MMOLKJRE DEWEY. Congress has passed a vote of thanks to Commodore Dawaj lor his victory in i Manila Hay.
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    SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
    63 2 NAVAI. KNCiAIiKMKM AMKI'.ICAX 81CCESS. 1 Thf- Wkubm, an American torpedo- > boat, fought a brilliant minor engage--1 ni. Nt on Sunday bat, Mil instant, off CardenM, a town on the north coast Of Cuba .-eventy-live miles east of I'll, irv,.../ ensaced three Spanish (oaboaU, and diamblad one of
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    SIERRA LEONE.
    39 2 bibdhi kxawjeuatkd. Mr. Chamberlain hux stated in the Honasof Commoni that the reports of i the ri-iti^- in Sierra Leone were > I exaggerated. Mr. Chamberlain said also that it was not intended to despatch Kuropean troops there.
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    TROUBLES IN CHINA.
    645 2 The ipeoiaj ti-lcfirain tliat to-day we publish eaaoanini the riots at Bhaji t'onvcys DflWl of nmfh iiiipuitaiii.f. Bhlli is a treaty port situatul on the Yang tail K[»nt river, nearly one thousail.l miles above- SliaiiKliai That is to Bay it isariver pat well in the centre of
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    61 2 Wl lnar that Mr. W. M. Robertson, 1 who went to Europe on the 10th N'ovemI her last on three months' leave, has resigned his appointment as General M.i.iager of the Tanjong I'agar Dock Co., Limited, to which he mi. -.veiled on the isllisilisill of the late Captain Blair i
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    70 2 BaMSOM papers to the .Mi. instant. received this morning, are full of guess work IHMIBi events at Manila based on |>rival»* telegrams from that quarter. For instance, the bombardment of Corrc|gi<l»r island was taken to lie a hot. W* now know that tlic American ltd fmml the inland in silence.
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    9 2 The S. B. C. Lawn Tennis Tournament commences to*day.
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    11 2 H. M. ft Bnnaiaittire arrived at Hongkoog on the 4th instant.
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    14 2 i'KDDn E, exchange, and share pricei and tlie mail h.-t, are on pag« 4.
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    12 2 Thk Sultan of I'orak hM notified liif neutrality during the Spanish- American
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    13 2 Tin: Gorammnl invites tend«rB for I vMt«-WMfaia|L painting Ac. Swanl I Hosiiital buildings.
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    17 2 Tiik ISi'oiikli Comedy Company is advertised to open here for our uiglit only, on lliu 19th inirt.
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    19 2 Imwwam liugden is on the sick list, and BapiHl Hnnnan is in charge of li. division of tin; police.
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    16 2 YllllllllT. a Chinaman was lined tweuty-five dollars for giving false I information in the police cuurt.
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    31 2 Thk M. M. Stilazir left Saipon at I a.m. to-day, and is due here on l'n<l ti at about b a.m. .She will probably ■'< J despatched at p.m. the aame day.
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    23 2 The PtartirH— which left Singapore on the L'Mh April for Yokohama, arrived there yesterday, having made the passage in less than twelve dayß.
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    24 2 Yesterday, a Malay, snatched gold hair-pin from a woman in Spottiswoode I'ark. A hndji and a police constaMe gave chase and ultimately arrested the
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    28 2 Thk. MM. Company's sti'amer>V>»'v, left (/< lombo, at lv a. m. on the 10th inhl and may be expected to arrive here on Sunday, the I.lth inst at day-
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    34 2 Tm: Cnillftmtt* of Went Hartlcpo,,!. parsed through the port from West to Ka-i at :i.lu )>. in yesterday. Tim Atlntl passed tlirouuli the port from Kast to West at 6 a. in. to-day.
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    MRS. CLIFFORD.
    33 2 Mrs. llu^li (lillord and two rhildn-n, .m. I Mr., (.ilb.Tt A'lleckutt arrived, this lnortiini;,l>y tiu FunUvhum PlUnif Mr.-. Alit-.krtt i- boskad for ■orafK l»y the SaklM to Imm on Kriday next.
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    THEFT OF A COAT.
    35 2 Tax Kca I'lionc was prosecuted by Mr J. Qoldaobwi ht tlm theft of a eo*t, from No. :ts Nortli liriilp- Road this morning. The defendant was ■BlWliml to six wevks' iinprisonincnt
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    A THEFT.
    38 2 A Cmm woman. Bring at tfi, SrleCM' Brad, reports to the paHs* that, on UwevODlßgof tli.-!ith inst., Minn-one Itole out ill ,i (lrnwer in lirr room, three «T..wn-. twn nU rings and Sill. ('he mipeati refatlon,
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    HE BOLTED THE DOOR.
    71 2 I.im ninlil. .1 Kuropean lady living in I'rinsepStreet had an unusual cx|x"rience. Whi'ii bar llylam servant left the house, he bolted thu door on the oataU*. During the night she discovered that ten dollars had been taken from her pocket She wished to get out to
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    THE COURTS.
    43 2 Owiho to the re ported dangerouscondiionofthe ceiling of the First Ma?irate's Court, the room will be vacated rom Saturday. On Monday next, and iiture days, the Third Magistrate will mid his court in the police barracks, .ehinil the Central Police Office.
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    MR. BARRETT.
    46 2 Mr. Barkpit, the retiring I niled ■states Minister to Siam. left Bangkok dii the 4th instant. It is rumoured there that he has accepted the post of war correspondent to a prominent American journal, and will make his way for the present to Manila.
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    CHINA COAL.
    50 2 Rktobts are circulated in the Chinese vernacular press to the ell'ect that an extensive scheme is on foot for develop ing and working the rich coalfields in the neighbourhood of Amoy. an.l that machinery has been ohtain.-d and arrangements made for putting the scheme in practice witho.it delay.
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    ALLEGED RIVER THEFTS.
    55 2 Kkiiit Chinamen were brought up on remand at the Police Court this Boning Ix'fore Mr. Howard, charged with stealing a ipiantity of copra from twakows in the Singapore river. The property belongs to Messrs. Stephens, Paul ami Co. On the application of tin' police, the MM was
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    HOUSE BOBBERY
    61 2 Mrs. Newooi.d, residing at Clovcrley I-odge,' Orange Grove, rejiorts that on the Uth inst between I and 1 1 p.m.. she went to hear the band. Before leaving she gave instructions to the hcadboy to close up the house. The next morning she discovered that she had been
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    MURDER IS SIAM.
    60 2 On the L'nd instant, two Indian cattlc- traders, left Bangkok for the Kabin disTiet to buy cattle. They carried with them a sum of iytOO BMJa, On Bangkok, ■oaoaneiag that both these men had been shot dead by robbers and all their money stolen, before they had
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    FRAUDULENT POSSESSION.
    64 2 This morning, three Javanese were prosecuted by the Inspector-licneral of Police for being in possession of two clocks. According to the SVMMWO, the Inspector-Oneral found the clock- in liremises occupied by the men. Miss losegood of Brass Bassa Koad deposed to losing one of the clocks. The magistrate
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    BASK LIQUIDATION.
    81 2 TllK Bank of China and Japan. I.imi- te.l. intends to make on May 1 tth licit a final repayment of Id per cent to depositors in the Bank of China, Japan and the Straits, Limited, in liquidation. who will then have received the full amount of their deposits,
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    JAMES CLARKE.
    80 2 Tin? morninc. James Clarke was brought before Mr. Howard and charged with being in possession of a forged note for twenty-five dollars; with the wrongful restraint of a Ts|lina»n itirl. and with the theft of a -aliaynli. sarong and chemise from the girl. On the application of the
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    ASSIZES.
    77 2 At the Assizes yesterday, before the Chief Justice, the followin K charges were dealt with: Tan Choon, sentenced to six years' imprisonment lor housebreaking by ni-ht: l.mi Tang Bab, sentenced to two years' imprisonment for househreaking by night Unas Kcng Hi. sentenced to one years imprisonment for committing an
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    INSANITARY HUTS.
    169 2 A MMMMBI says In February lait, the ollicials of the Municipal Sanitary Department commenced to agitate for the demolition of Koine iiniinitary huts within the pnetectl or the mosi|iie at the j lion of Arab Street and North ltridpe Koad. Summonses were issued. and the commissioners objected to
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    THE NOTE FORGERIES.
    195 2 A COLoMIiO TK.MiEH TAKEK IN With regard to the two German*, (Jrossc and Schultz who were arrested here on their arrival from Colombo by the tienn.in-l.loyd steamer ftmum* the Vyhm learns that the 1... al police there received instruction! about the middle of last month to watch
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    WOMEN GAMBLERS.
    150 2 ■O THE KIIITOR OK THE STRAITS TIHW leuce has passed through fOurcohuai inent the grievances ot Chin sc lm net, These men and brplots the demoralisation of t| lelr Sires in tile matter of gambling f|, liave deluged the Chinese Protect,.; mid the Inspector-General of with letters calling
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    THE WILLS.
    293 2 TO THE EDITOK OK TllK aniAlTs IMBJ, 1 Sin, lii your iss f the ajtth ultimo, a OomspSOdsni ihew attSßtios to the peculiar action of the Municipal Co nssioners in granting Mr. BsttßSl Ihe privilege of using at diB.rcti.iu u water of a well that had ban cos,
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    BATHING AND SWIMMING.
    464 2 mm KlHTokok 1 1 1 K SI KAITS TIMC- Sik. lv conimon with many others 1 was plMMdta lead The Moral.-! remarks in Sal unlays papst inrsganll the bathim: .ui.ouimod.ition -or ratliet Hie uit of it in Singapore. As ilif Moralist* points out nearly every little town
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    SAVING THE CZAR'S LIFE.
    145 2 MMORMMB KKS. DO .Mlkoe.ATA, oneoltl.r'.iinrik.-1... decorated for saving the I present Czai of Russia at nts,, •om« >ears MO, is Mid t" bs .lcsm"i- rutting Russia to enjoy its m1..--hospitality. The other of the I-' 1 ,t stay be remarked, is no» f his nati\e pla.e,
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      276 2 ■NOTICES, TllK VICTORIA PAK.Sf THEATRICAL <o. 11 Ih May. M.I BABA4THI KIUTV TIIIKVKM B ISOtlfnl tnmsl'orinatiou MMS 1 brahrss, INKAN iI!V VOUXTKKRS (I KNTI.KMKS, willing Io j.. in th. pro. IC irpssre kindly ntquMlad to -I 1 i■' l;-l i>i 11; sKt J>r. Steplielis's Office lvi- h-t OpSIl l":.ll NOTICES.
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      877 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, j OWN HALL, SINGAPORE. I I Ill'l tho 1 1 1 i r*i lull Of Mh. Inn Baosaa. Representative Mb. Hamilton. <»M. NIGHT O»I.T. j iirnsn.tr, mm MAT, mm HIE BROU6B OOMEDY I "HIOBE." WlOltK." "KK>BK." A MjrihchfiaU fbnfaoj I PRICES: 18. end fl. Botdtm and Sailor- ill
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      116 2 At t h6 Mnnor Hitu-i*. on t h<* 1 1 tti inst., th» wife of J. Dana 1 Bimwiii. u, M. S. S. mtemloi for th« .sim,l» Tiw. «hunl.l ko wnttm on nu of iti>. |«Mr onlT. ll» the n»f'. -t of Uut mmftltm, M S. S. ir* re^<-1.-l 1
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    FOOTBALL.
    623 3 s. 0. c. i K A. cluh hail as their apponrats latt K A It will be remembered ekaagothev met knaMsa illy, j i -mi, i..-ini;'l-l'e:iti-ill.y:t to nil. (in ■.ttoCta* »-t- poorly re- I last Bight they liail a llt i v vail balanced team ami avenged if former
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    CUBAN HORRORS.
    239 3 liik I S Consular reports juat presented to thr I'oiißrom describe, on the authority of syo-witneesas, to* horrible distress, misery, and starvation I Fvailini among toe people of Cob. even part of the Hand, general i.. Conaal at Havana, irrtimstn that uuu souls ol tin' rural population provinces
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    HONGKONG TRADE.
    188 3 ivhkaskh hi sixk«s. Rsrcun^tfae trade ofHoagkong hare been compiled in th« Harbour Maitei i Offlce lor five voars On com <■;■ these tetunu it would appear, il ly«l tlie total amount of oa.fio led, thai the trade during that period iinprofnsrive, but If tin- rariable iUm of rice
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    446 3 Kari.v in the morning, there wax a white mist over the top of tl.e -curse, which made it difficult to >cc what wits done at that end. The course proper 1 was open, and as the going was very eood, a number of horses were- sent along. Paaa
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    SELANGOR REST-HOUSES.
    145 3 Tin "Man at the liar" deals thus with Selangor rest-houses in the Malay Mod TliiTi* i^ only oiii' n'sl-hoti"**' in Su'laiißor, I believe, that has a bar attached to it. and thai lathe Klang rest bouse. The theory ol 7V tflllllHT thai ,li the absence of hotel accommodation
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    ILL-TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.
    270 3 A oeMPJanaiUCH says: Anybody Who treOJMßta the courts mid who is not wilfully blind, cannot but observe the frequent nets of ill-treatment to which prisoners are subjected by those who have Iham in I liaia.ll Except in extraordinary Cases, there does not seem to be any reason
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    MUSIC AT TANGLIN.
    256 3 I.akt evening, a few of the more J energetic among toe men of the West Yorkshire Regiment gave an admirable I minstrel and variety entertainment in the Library, at Taicihn Harraekn. The concert was attended by large number of the men and their wives and was under
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    794 3 LolDOil, 90th April. Tin (nllowinc are the names of the Committee appointc.l to enquire into the Indian Currency Queation:— Sir Henry fouler, lliairman 1...r.| 11ii11.,, u of BurleiKh. Kir John Muir. Sir l i. Mowat. BU- David Harbour. Sir CUarles Cro«thwaite. Sir Alfred Dent. Mr. J C,
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    THE FAILURRE OF REUTER.
    234 3 The negligence of Keuter's Bombay agent in failing, as noted by us yesterday, to send here news of the Manila 'naval battle, is rendered the more glaring by the following telegrams. These teleprams are published as Ueuters in the Timti of Mm. and they show what
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    CHINESE NEUTRALITY.
    73 3 TuOmaa Quarts understands that the Spanish C.oternmelil has taken steps to make china observe neutrality li,, ijaslnn to rln an maj cause fresh rl.iuus by other I'otveis against China, if she delays much longer, as in allotvinj: her harboun SO by made the base for warlute operations against
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    LI HUNG-CHANG.
    66 3 in i.. is said to he a decided foaling of uncaainea nportad from PeUng,aad l ,i,r >on,pi,.alions seen, to be the ordorof the day The hasty order to Chang Chi-tung to proceed atoniaU Peking to ast as Minister ofCouooU, and it is said adviser to the Kni|eior, seems
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    CYCLING IN ENGLAND.
    593 3 LosnoN, April Men, Th. Enter Holidays h«ve passed in fine weather on the whole, and the country habeen alive wi.h countless swarms of riders in their tlinusands and tens ol lllliasallda. although the same remarkable (act remains as years go by and crowds increase, Hint one need
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    99 3 SKW miH LINK. A I'onllKsr-oSDKST of the BottfktMf lUajrajM at Sa.ldakall says that a new 1i,,,'..i steaman will shortly be astabliahed there. Oue steamer will run to Hongkong and two steamers to Singapore, tog-thei with a small tooal lc lie says that, at S.in.laka.l. both freight and
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    THE PORT.
    245 3 Mkssiis. Dan Hang t Co.'s steamer Ban Saaa, which had been undergoing repairs at Tanjong Pagar since the l.esinniug of Aplll, having conipleted her repairs, was yesterday towed out to the roads The S. S. law, which had been lying in the roads since tl.e 6th instant, after
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    205 3 I.AIUKs' MoXTlll.Y IMDaI Thk Ma, I'leii.,, was yesterdaj play.d for and foun. -n ladies Bompated. Dv couise was not in lii>t cla-s order, tic putting greens seeine 1 badly in want oi cutting and rolling, and this combine! with a very hot afternoon, accounted for the high
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    PLAGUE AT HONGKONG.
    99 3 MORI KI-l:- Ttlt< A.TACKED The other day. we announced the death of Sister Frances from plague at I Hongkong. On the Ist instant, another nurse. Sister C.ertrnde was seized with plague, (-be was still ill at the date of last mail advices. A Japanese gentle- man has
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    THE "ANNUAL HEGIRA."
    165 3 THE I-A(SKNOKK LIST*. THE P. 4 O. CouovuNnKl." L'nth May. Mr. A. A. Allen: Mr Hooker Mr and' Miss Hicks: Mr.JolinHoln.es; Miss I'crguson Mr. Itullen; Mr Stringer. •Kokmosa.' L'lst May-Mr. (J. li. llradv. •I:km;\i..' :ird Jnne.-Mr. and Mr.-. Harvey and son. m M. M. Co. "Salazik" l:ith
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      706 3 PORSALE; EMPLOYMENTS; TOLRT; AND PERSONALS. Isttihii.U. cents a line, md and 3rd times. 11l cents a line 4th to till, times. I cents a line; 7th to l«th lime. easts a I ;,'-ertt,,r.|«, I cents it line; Dot no MM advertisement, eIOBS SSt, in this tvi», .an Im. Inserted .•Hini..«for|l.Or,;aweekfor
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      238 3 WKATHKH UEPOHT. KatasSS) Krrhau llntpitnl, Will Haj IMB. I* A.m. 8 p.n...W p.m. Kkma'^kh. liar. s"4 li'.TMi ■-•"i.s.-.o Temp. »7.U IM I (DO tV.tflhTh.-r BM 7!»c 77 (> >.i Hir of Wind SW. SW. S.W. ii Max. Temp. *>.'_• Mm... 74.6 Mu. ill Sun 144 4 14 Terr. rad. 71.2
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    91 4 F;r I'rr «fr. 77,,,. Maliuvai Linggi ll'U.it. Jpm Pcnang CtmtfCkm, 1 p.m Felians and Deli Ml Malacca A Kliiuc CAov PAya, S p.m K'goon 4 Calcutta 1'alamcoita, 3 p.m iViiunn Colombo Manila, 4 p.m Fbidat. Bangkok Mtduta, 7 a.m Bangkok HecaU, p.m Malacca aad Klang Batarisr, :t inn
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    92 4 FmiM Chisi: Iti- the M. M. MWt dv- on the 13th inatant. From Bu»Wi the M. M. Mm arlah dates to the B'.'nd April ilu.- on tlie tßm Tahi.i Of Mailk Ili-r:. l^-fi Singapore Due in London Arrived Apl Ist M. M. Apl B4th Apl 83..1 Apl
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    253 4 ARRIVALS. "lilford'an.l two -hildrcn. Mrs. A. Birliett' and Mr.Snmuell. I*»t f*. 1 W"i"'/ /(<'• 'fU' h' hi from Trips to Mr. U W. Am-ter»un. TO ARRIVE. {For Siitgnport). P. i Mcs-sagcrit s Maritime* •atallMC Au»trali.,,, lonnert' ig with the steamer Calr./oniV/i at Colo ilhi, from Marseilles. April 24:—
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    COMMERCIAL
    501 4 Sisutrosi, 11t« Mat, IMS. PRODUCE (Rain art eomdtd to 12.30 p.m. Qambiar, 4..V-. Copra Bali &00. do Pontianak, 7.70. Pepper, Black, 80.87,. do While, 41.6 a Sago Flour Sarawak,. 3.47). do BruneL. .nominal ,2.36. Pearl Sam „<"'. Coffee, Bali, picked 26.50. Coffee Falembang, picked... B 9 00. Coffee, Liber
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      140 4 Uoderthishoadingthe following abbreviations are. used sir. steamer sh. ship 1.-q.- -barrjU* Brit lint nil 11. B. I'lnl.-.i State*; l-'r. French Her.— German Dut. Dutch; Joh.— Johore; Ac, G.c, General cargo d.p. deck paMengers V. Uncortain T. P. \V.-Tanjong Pagar Whart T. P. I>.— Taniong Pagar Dock B.
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      TRADING VESSELS
      1095 4 Abeitim Hmca Noon or Vistkrpiv. ■Malar. Brit. Itr. 3I« tons. apt Robert■on, Uth May. From Klang. mh May. li IV, ii [> Wrr Bin 4 Co. For Klang, 13th-Rds. Jetlells. °"tb Id, "f'toiu "New York. ItTh Mar. (I i. Boustcad and Co. For Hongkong, 12th W. Fanttr, Brit.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      381 4 Namr, port, probable datr of arrtral, «< NTEMltlia. Ajax. Liverpool. May 13; Manstiel.i. Auti-nor. China. Man I Mani.ti.-1.! An.laluM». Hioso, iq 10: Belm Mmm-H.-imiohr. Lun.lon, May U: I'S,m..ii. llnllaant. Colombo, June 18 P. A O r.-Mi; lionxkniiE. June 3-.V.A 0. llingo Maru. H'kimn.June IK; p. Si mem Itorneo.
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      ARRIVALS.
      147 4 ,j Km. 5 Vimkl'B bd 4 Tom. u»mu Fuo* siileij Ombbbm K.o M' 7 11 Sri I'nntiaQak Dut »lr. .'lll Mo» I'oitianak Ma) 8 Yonj Bin Senj 11 Halabau „»tr. Jw Voor itVnna-in May ti I' Bofaudl 11 K«nt..o Brit.«tr. M llunt.i KiMi<nm:iii M.v -W. Km— II Voluti- sir.
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      CLEARANCES.
      72 4 DITI. Vls-H'sSl'll K11...H::.. 14PTAIS PteiTIMTION lay 10 K.'.lermiioD Brit »tr. Fratk* Reunion II Kul Sung air. llradle\ ivn:mi! and Calcutta II Malacw Btr. Olnon IMuk ln»0O li» port! knit.ii >tr. Ohm Djunbia II M.-Alist«r Mr. Smith >,n|wrt< II Psion »r. Titylor I! Singapore utr. Mum Bangkok II llun Seng
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      268 4 NOTICES. FRASEB AND NKAVK. LIMITED. SIXQAPORE. yam y.\> i( i;k.l{s m \i.i. DESCBOTIOKa OF akkatei* watkks cik run i.m v i n okli mi: (omi'anvs pRumNG dkpaidbrt > \rr\ .-oni|i|.ti-lv equipped will, riant ..f th" 1n..-t !ii-> I n -i< I iptl-.n an.l Ih-iiik, like thr lEUTu>WiT>:i I'm v imim
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      44 4 For Consti pa tion and Biliousness I JtILII-W. 8. rue Vivie'nne, PARIS HATICO INJECTION ia used' in ncan't I N»TICO CAPSULES I chronic caaaa I SKKKAVALUrK I-KKIM GINODB QCININK Barl an.l In.n: 'JlaV .3 -j:, nil.': ~~~sz3k HKDICAX H.U.I. H j^fl t'li.-i-ilf Nntim > ii
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      117 4 NOTICES. JOWTITTLE AND COMPANY, LTD. MIIJJNEKY AMI DIiAI'KRY DKPT. GREAT CASH STOCK-TAKING SALE. Will commence on MONDAY, 2ND MAY. and continue until the 31st May. i;i(i BARGAINS!!] a DaaaOß MATLItIALS. SILKS. CASHMERES. BER6EB, MUSLINS. ETC. REDUCTIONS IN HOBIEBY, 00B8ETS, DNBiBECLOrHIHO. KIIiUOXS. STUAW HATS. FLOWEBS. CHEAP BHOi;s. KI.ANXKI.S AND KLAXXELKTTKS IXFAXTS'
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      617 4 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. Arc now showing a large stock of: DINNER SETS AND TOILET SETS. DINNEK SETS COHSttHHG OK M Uinner Plates. 12 Pudding Plates. a Soup Plates. 12 Cheese Plates. ■I Veputal.le I>ishe.< 1 Soup Tureen Stand. ■J Sauce Tureens A Stands. 4 Meat nishes. White grounds with plain
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      37 4 SHARKS_V\'AATED. Municipal Debentures r,\. Tiinjonn Pagar Debenture Bonda. New Prve Kiver 1),,.-n Shares. Mavnanl 4 Co.V Ulriiih Ice Co's FOR SALE. rene^ranc I'lautiui; Shares. liljiaav Kriuu-r Raw*. UA. titraits tlaaaaalihi Coy. S (MKKVILI.K OUNN, KxclianKe bliare Biok^n
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      25 4 NOTICES. 0. TOMIKI. 26, High Street. DEALER B JAPANESE CURIOS. HAB A LARGK STOCK JAPANESE GOODS ASI) fUWt OF SI.MIAI'OKF FOR SALE AT MODERATE PRICES
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      65 4 NOTICES. G. R. LAMBERf&^jJ I'HOTOGRAPHERS. Mr •raciii. iminmn TO HIS MAJESTY THE KINO OF BIA, H. H. THK SULTAN OF JOHORi KIKOAPORC. GrttlMtn llovk, It.ittrry Rout Sfl, Orch;nl lioad HrsiMMs Ba«M: U BATTERY KOAD STUKIo. W.-.k .lays from Ba. in loftnn, Sundays Closed. '""P"ORCHARD ROAD fTL'DIO. Week days from 8
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