The Straits Times, 7 February 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 18.J1. SIX(SAI»ORE, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 18!»!». No. 18.753.
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      883 1 r<lir BORNEO COMPAMT. LIMITED I'HE Staaoard UU Aawnaaoa. Norwich Union Fin buuranoe Oniatj 1 i- M i M rr"' --..t*!!' I Firal. k h. FiHit*t>le Life A."iir*oce Bodi*y. lh.lir.on Marine 1ti...r.r..-.- ,'ompanj. 1 1., ihina Mutual Bt-«io Na»i«ati* lomoaaj. 1 be Tottenham W B^r < o»p«bt. 1 ha Maritime lamraao.
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      777 1 STEAM.SUII' CdMI'AMES. I-IINIXKI.IJKK IiKKIVVXRT MAATHCH \TPI.I 1 I. Irael with llu Netlierlaudl li.dia liove! aruenl. Sle-ini.r I, I, t.,|-.i-.' Will U lK..|«lched for On I.i m 1 ..,1 BalaTia Fell > llntavi.i Sourahnya, M;ua>-;ir, Amlioina. lln-l-i. Men.i.l.l. lloroiitalo. and Mo.u.ca. Feb. 4. IRaaaaat I!'mn.«iu. I 11n, Pulu L-iut. M.«ara.liat»a. Colei.
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      405 1 l>ltlllsll IMiu STKAM NIVIIIAI) lli)N Iu.MIANV. I.I.MIIKD. Hi I'K.NAMI. KAMHKIS.4 CAU'LTTA fil,. r..,,,p,1in -.t.-riiner. i.i ntende,, leave Tanjonir Piuar Wharf every week l',i-- aaan and r»r«.. are t I.y 111. ti-ove .learner, a* ihrouzh rate, to .11 parta in India hii.l I'eyion. also to K:i.i \lr.eaii I'orti., Mniiritiu.. or London.
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      697 1 INSURANCES. 'HHK LOMHiN AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIKK INSI KA.MK COMPANY. capiti.: es.iLC.wn I'aui up Capital tUfmt Maataa Fund aVAjM The undersigned. Aitint. for the C..111--pioy. ara pwappwl f.w ri.klat '"lii'T'slKAll A 00. ri'nh .him ikii.kk imomtaoi I uur.isv. I.ll. iikii tali., i-.nl.. 1 _JMM I-,,. u,,l I-.--I up. K— r'und
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      306 1 .in Uliltll,: RAMfcRR HI.KMKN FIKK lXmfm\W K >n. lIAUUIUH. 'I'HE amlanin-.e,! Acent. of the aboe II I I UH'KKN *00. SOUTH IMITISIi KIRK AND MAKINK InßiKlncc oni]i;iny FIKK li.urance r:>. -led 011 ewry'doa--r,|«l I ipi-MV M IKI -K ki'k. I to all part, of iV-rl-«*>'.-ii>lOi»*rt, <W""-. A KM HIAKI trnrmakriaaaiWllaH
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      697 1 NOTICES. Milkmaid I atainaijjyp-, BCAHD see that the Jk/f-tf MILKMAID ii/l 1 1 \Z Trad Mark 3ss^ lflllJl i. on IS Full Cream. ever y Tin Largest Sale in the World. ALAIS MINING, FOUNDRY a frttfiE CO. 1 1 3 i I'ariu Office* 7, I"' l« .11:. I r acutD
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      750 1 KR(»M MOW /KAI.Wh rUarroi. Zealand. Nov.M. IIM lam very plenai-a to .late that .in. v I took the agency of rhaml-jrlaiu'. mcdiObaM the »ale ha. l-een i.-ry lain.-, in.ire e.pe.-,al yOf tile .MlUfli Hemedl. IntrtO yean I have .old more of Ikk parti.-ular r, me.lv than of all i-ilier make,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    53 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS. STlWAar— Suddenly, at Elinbunth. on Ik mln 24th. ll*. Fanny Eliulvtb. eldest aurriTing daughter of Admiral Bu-li and beloved mothor of Fkaxk stlbaut SmLl.lt— At 101. Waterloo Street, on the 4th February, Sel>asti.\nv widow of tbe late Thova' Sm. :i ii Aged 83 yean and months. English
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    STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE PHILIPPINES.
    107 2 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY, 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE PHILIPPINES. Establishiu: l-:i: PRICK 16 CKNTB Subtcription rule* ami adrcrtuiiig riitei may If found on Iht fourth p.i<7' 1 .MANILA ATT.MKKD. Lmlm, Kik Wawara, It is reported from New York that hostilities have actually commenced in the Philippine- between the. American
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    THE PEACE TREATY.
    39 2 RATIFICATION I'KSPAIRED OF. Despatches eman it in: from Washington allege that there h s. anty likelihocKl of securing the re.pii,ite majority in the D. S Senate in favour of ratifying the Hispano- American Treaty of Peace
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    THE CHINA LOAN.
    54 2 TRICK OF ISSI'K. The prospectus of the Chinese have-ner-cent. Loan of tt,MMM sterling, with the Northern Chinese Railways as security, is issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank The loan will be issue.) at v; 1 r cent The subscription list to the new Chinese Loan closes
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    PLAGUE.
    30 2 ITS CESSATION IN MAI KlllliNo fresh cases of plague have occurred at Tort l-ouis since January 25th. [It Sot 1 1 that several fresh eases hid occured there i
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    THE DREYFUS INQUIRY.
    77 2 ran ooMPUcATion. h.,,<t»n. M Mfaaf. The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, to win. h the Bill for holding the Dreyfus inquiry by the civil and criminal sections of the Court of Cassation, sitting jointly, had been icferied. lias cine to a decision. The Committee recommends the
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    THE PEACE TREATY.
    28 2 AMKRK.WX HATIKK'ATION. The r int.d States Senate has ratified the Treaty of I'eacc with .Spain, by three votes over the.two thirds majority required by law
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    LIBERAL LEADERSHIP.
    21 2 THK CHOICE. Sir Henry Caiiipbell-Baniierinan has been elected to the leadership of the Liberal I'arty in the llou-eof 'OllllllOll.-.
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    JAPAN BISHOPRIO.
    18 2 The Et«< 11- 1 Foss. a missionary at Kobe. hM been consecrated as Bishop of Osaka
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    OBIRUARY.
    15 2 The death of Count Ciprm. and that of Prince Alfred of Cohnri; are announced
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    FILIPINOS FIGHTING.
    915 2 Maxy rich rilipiuo families, and many >| aiu^r.ls „]->. »li,i desire MB to settle in the Philippine?, have lieen arriving at Hwufcwn by every steamer, alike from Manila ;ind other ports, in the general expectation that lij!, tintwould soon bnak out The Kilipino in Manila, it will ha.
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    PERSONALIA.
    628 2 telegrams are of more than usual interest. Precedence must be given to Royalty in the person uf Prince Alfred Alexander William Ernest Albert, Hereditary Prime of Saxe-Coburg and tiotlia, eldest child and only son of (he Reigning Duke, who is the British Trine the Duke of Kdinburg. The dc.ith
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    174 2 Them are probably few persons in Singapore who knew Mr Otto Keil of Yokohama, for many years Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, a clever financier who grew with the Settlement. a very distinguished, hard-working, and enthusiastic Mason Those who did know him will be truly shocked to learn tbat.on
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    252 2 "Ciktaikly if England were to adopt a policy of bauds oft for China, no one in all Europe would be more entirely in sympathy with such a policy than Nicholas II So says Mr Stead, the completely self-satisfied exponent of the Ciar's professed policy, and firm believer in the exact
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    9 2 Today's 4 m s bank rate is 1 ll]
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    6 2 yihmaaß is published with to-day's paper.
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    14 2 Prodi k, exchange, and share prices, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    11 2 Tin Sarawak (iovernment has just passed regulations relating to pawnbroking farms.
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    15 2 The TrictU, now in harbour, has opium for Hongkong to the value of 100,0(10 rupees
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    16 2 The first Raines in the Chess flub tournament take place this afternoon in the. Town Hall.
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    31 2 A in i'Tl km. spleen was responsible for the death of a Javanese who was picked up yesterday by a policeman, in Heath lload, and expired on the wav M hospital
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    7 2 for removing refuse rie fro,', Singapore prisons
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    10 2 shipped 1,190 mmceTof g"id Jfejj frum their nrnin at Hi.
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    9 2 ■SnTllT"? '-"■l'«« and U, E Firlt Magistrate" fCm""^^^ f
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    19 2 TllK I'enangTurf Club meet, u^ 17th instant to decide as to the for the race» there in August n,,,
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    19 2 It is proposed to esublish an Ar Saniiarimn at Nagasak! for the „«|™J the lintcd Stales troops at Manila
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    18 2 Prix, nand Princess Henry «,n V1 Ilaiuikok after all. The DaayMlS says that they were e.pected l]>m yesterday
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    21 2 Sir Claude Mai Donald, t1,,. Hn-i.k MiMiM.r .1 IVkin. hkelv J£* in March on leave dveriork has t3 on his health.
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    21 2 Asothbr huge monopoly a b™, worked up in the S l ates.mtl,esluu>a trust in tin-plate, with a 53 of ~*> million dollars.
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    24 2 It is understood that the V s MaM and the monitor IhaMnTZ i;kelytoeo.,,etollo,,»..ko 1 1 ;l., r Ho, > about the middle of this month
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    17 2 Cait tilaulield, of the s AViuJ rtor!s h™l£ en^unt^ed lngh'2 and a heavy monsoon during the vorxp
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    26 2 I ."Mi. Cur/on is reported to tie clMth studying the Indian Frontier probltm with a view to an early settlrmtnt 4 tlie ditlicult .piestions still lemtiiugi
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    28 2 Mk Covinda Swamy. a medical pr*. titioner, has been summoned br ih, Municipal Health ofli.er lor iirr.ln.-ua, to leport a case of small p.. 1 wliidTbt was attending.
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    28 2 rirr litnn 4 l> c.«hoim, in charge at HoMfciing, 1,.,, rwt pioinoted to Kear- Admiral ll.Milbi invent.. 1 of a 111-lung Mglialiin,; laan for use in small rail
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    30 2 Int K..J..1. of Sarawak has lai.l m\ 1 goll-courße on (.overnmeiit yrouaj i Kuclung, and has thrown it open 1, pl i>ei- on certain conditions, itkludiaf the xpen-e of upkeep
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    29 2 The upsetting of a lamp 1 fire at Rangoon, on the lmli Jamur/ which destroyed the godowr.s of :U Cowie Company The damage i- m:t Batad at 4"j>',.s«j ru|
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    30 2 At the end of December last tlat snnsil jmnkislias plymg for bin it I'ort Dickson The number of owned steamers visiting that port ha tt. .illy 111. reased of late.
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    23 2 Shakkcv has beaten McCoy, in tba Tight for a Sl'O.wki purse, and not stands high as an aspirant for pr.irns) !iaiiipi"ii-lup honours. Heit-ltltdba
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    29 2 Mi. John Barrett, formerly Vud States Minister in Siam, was to beta at lloackong 011 the Ist instant. "The situation in Hie F»- Ka»t alV.cte.l by the resultsufthe ie. ■•■■■■<
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    34 2 A Ilvi.AX boy bothered his leva; ■Una for a New Year's n tleelining to await his master s retiui. and at l.i-t tl.e My ajumd linn V* the sliuck and kicked her id bolted.
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    31 2 Snmois Mexican and Bl aie largely current in .Sarawak Tm British dollars look perfect in i;;<-ir-im The make of the!..: is said to be superior to that vt tti genuine article.
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    32 2 1)1 HIMi December the oiimptionfMl on the Umt C.m.c-i.i. 111 ttkm were paid up and the iiif..tiii.it;..n wired out that fresh capital M to subscribed but nothing larttier t* yet been heard.
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    39 2 On the i'lst January, in lit 1:'O«N. and lon II i K. the P and l> M ft fell in with tie 1,,,,, i. 11..1111.1 to Hoogkong, with boiler out of order, iiid returninju Aden to make defects good
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    31 2 J W. H BtB..oVNK. lat- .f .M«« |lod»cllandCo.'s l.ran.li a. Shin** bu I n convicted of tlie fraudul* obuiniacol ttii «...i««Mr .uiilwß"* Cliii»y-«ltank BwUOCt pending aigument of a |<oint of Uw
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    20 2 TaEshrotlofthel' *0 !^S2d*th. l^S!d'«rof.bSS ..Hi tli-..-. tl tbei and lolt.ry ti.kct- wtre 1 J IT* l^.lice The .a- Mll ml
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    28 2 Tnr. Pkn ';.t 1 .....Mnainvoftl, „,ntr,1,,t1..u arr,m,. ,...t I»JJ opu 1. 111 a lew mn ■■<■ re, *•■<< tortiiicat.o,,. became 1 Colonial Office will call "I- 1 colony to p.v
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    26 2 I.OW-8AI.AKI1!!. RuropaUll it H* Com m DOtbinf before H" in i.i.miMit.i.lHl.i' ntomm*** Then- i^Z ***** panou bom 1 1 i-l'" l their -eltlelii. I.' X H
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    HOTEL THEFT.
    6 2 letlllll pSJMf Southampton ejtn.te.l
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    THE MAIL.
    21 2 Thk.M H side Morn.- >.'■ morning A. M- Kretah m.Mi. ...in-oi, aMi. passengers is >l of the Km I I'
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL.
    35 2 THK annual disti il"'l"" '.'"hiw* the scliol.u- ..ft" "Kree- T£kf? place to-morn™ eleven Mr R. I k tiovernu. prcMile ai trustees .ill ...jrAW gathering.. l .Jnll* ..f pupil, an I 1 lW Institution
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      388 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY, LD. Manufacturers ot Dynamite. Gelignite, (klatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Safety Fuses, AID Electrii' Bl.isiin» Apparatus. ,illm,i,u,--m mail* lo p,,,, it »ijtly ami purity t-'t" impotnl hy tlie Britith s.imaraaltal lobt a] r JumHty ii«,i ,',,,,ijtl, tv njiy oil,, r, „>i.,■ ftrtmit ia (Ul marM THE
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      1026 2 NOTICES^ I II K CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY. Him OfPMB No. U. Oaana Koau. Shaschai. lA> A WATIIK. Manager. HECTOR VT. SAMPSON. Travelling Representative MX SKS. TAN KIM TIAX A: SONS. L.«'al Agent.. TUi tumpaiiv i.tlVtß easier terms aii'l bitter liotnwes than any Couil.aiiv .loin^' luisiiic t-s in tlie
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      644 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Kra-ft A Neave, Ltd.. SlmnFOB SAI.K. rengoranit Planting Coy Sharea. Pauling CoflVe Coy. Share*. XX W.K Co., v c Exchange and flaw Broker*. WAXTBIV Borneo Constabulary. For term* eU apply to uItHKIE *Co.. Aa AgenU. ilrui.h S.irlh Borneo C» m. th. 11°' WANTED. I /in I! I'eltKraph OpcrWoni
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      80 2 niton mni^illU pu»r oolt. B» 'I" Mffl*ot of th»t oonditioo. man? M. 3 8. ar* njKlf! that Biarht o0»rwi» h- pnMiaheH All f contnou are rabjwt to taa "ml.- ttoe that the Manager n>»r l«*r« UM hlr. rti.*n.r"i oat of Ibf p*p«r in cut lit nr»M of matter, bat m*
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      318 3 JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd. SINGAPORE. HARNESS SADDLERY ""."K-"^ V;": gents ladies- riding saddles. DEPARTMENT. M V^T: bridles bito all kinds. K ial ¥3S 'iS Har^ss and Saddlery requisites of rrs^riiti'i^^.ifiss aii kinds. tion of port <W<T» from tile Native States, Java, Sumatra, an.) Lj o■ y M^rnPCC cohere receive our
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      180 4 Under thi-hniding the following ahbreiin tioDt are lived :~etr.— steamer sh, ship bq.— *aniu Yet.— Yacht Cru.-Crui.er 06t.-ClaDl.lat: lira. llnti-h IS. I 1,11,.,: But*., Ft. French Oer.—Oerraan Dut. Dutch; Jab Jobore; k., O.c, Ovneral cargo d.n. deck passengers; U.—Uncertain T. V. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf T. P. D.—
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      TRADING VESSELS &C.
      1338 4 iumuAii'i Nooa of tarn. KtUtr >,. i. Brit. Mr. 1..H ton". Caplain Peters, Oth Feb. From Penang. 4th Fel.. Oc, and 12 d.p. W. Manslicld 4 Co. For Hongkong, 7ih I; iJ»ro««rr, l)ul. sir. 3.1! ton". Cant Reek, 4th Feb. From EJi, SOlb Jan. (i.e. and I7d.p.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      515 4 Sam,, porl, prnttahl, doll ol omtol, aial U> Barn. 11l I.-. H B*lH-M>Tg. 11-.iiil'llri! IM.I-; II Mevi-r. llli:,i:..r:ll. II ink,,,, H. I C A .1 Bawean s .vi ibaya, Feb :'l Daendela. ll.iv.iii. lie. in ii.'M-i. J: 11.1 i.i Meier. 11.-iK.il. llonak..iiL'. F in; I' .1 (I Hcnliiiig,
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      COMMERCIAL.
      429 4 PfUMMTCK ll'ilrt are mntM la aoon tM. "I" Ball 7 4,1. 00 -.i.tiauak 7 'ci.[-i. B!iek •.'•.;I7». 1 *> ":nt-, i&asx' I .n,S»m»iik fan. -I-' has N... I Mil IVarl Sago (.11 pickod.. "i.io ioDe- PallMlm picked 1~(«J Wi, l.inerian, No. 1 .iv l apio. r small Flake 741
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      76 4 *W IVr .lr. Urn Batavia m Ham Sandakan tia purl. 1!.,.i,r. 1 1 aln Sourabaya via ports H l',.h tiua.i i, n, Bamikok H,*,,,.. 3 Pontianak W Oil,, Wlm r. An-, ii >,i parti Km 4 j, •ajaamtl >ia parti .i,,a, 4 i-.m P»danevia|K>it. W rajfiaalll. I p.m
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      96 4 y*-M Xi ura: i>> th.- P.iOu ramniln. with the in ,d fr Kyropt) ai the 2illhJan due,,,, the nil, r.u. Fkom Chin.:, lly tl,.- f 4 ll.ss. -■l'll, dv linn-di.v •ft Muiinpora I 111.- in 1..H1.1 11.-.- .Ulli P. 40. Inn •.►JnJ Jlßttk M M .!.tii:»nli Jan
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      PASSENGER LIST.
      210 4 Pert.H. «,,.,.«.r doniKdie M. v I. 11. k n M:-- I:, ..-1.. Pert, t 1 rra from llel. Me- r. I. T Hell. W lludeb.rl. A vao .1. r IchaTt, and II C Illniit el.li. Im I i IXoata Mr I C.lo. :.:id Mr and Mr-. Fr.iiHe From
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      DEPARTURES.
      75 4 Mr a .im, W. Lalr.l, Mr.. 11,.,. km.,,,,. M, I- K and »:i-. Woll I i Dawn,and M, id ih. i d«l li. I v K,,,..k. M M. M .1., „n.l ~blso F..r itoaUain Mi -I Hu-oUld. For Oolombe Hi II Meyer Pof Ant ■arp MIosS -tr,,n; Pot I:.
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      TO ARRIVE.
      50 4 (TV Pa I'" M M ..'in--- l.ii,! »ilhlhe -t.-ani. Oeea vi i 'olombo I, Mar ..Hi,. 1.,, Mrs 1 Hurt llm r.v. a, id Mr- I Per M M ft, from Urn -in.', .li.n If Mi 1 Do .gal. Mr W Xieh.,1.,.. Mi i.ii,. Mi. y w umillh,,,
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      ARRIVALS.
      333 4 114.. X»)i. A tour Olßin KKO» Slim riMaloVH*. Km. 4 liroiincr Dili «tr M bet Kdi Jan -:<.|>.>. ii.i.<1..l i o 4 l-aU-lla Rril «lr -I Hadaou Mine X.-1. <\ l;,n >n.l l\>. ■I > lAM Mr Oui.lop SamnruiK X.-l. I K i lan <"o Lid. 4 Sri Tniignaiiu
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      CLEARANCES.
      144 4 lUII. Vin.ii.iNiv. XL...AX. C»n«l!i Pwimiim F«b 4 K Brit Mr. Klhot 4 <■,„. -ir. WlijHI I .h i m«rln Mr. Rirol I Mount II I Fji ilia lUI Mr. Imuoiiuo I Finnim Mi.i-ii J«l> '"'I i Milan -<'■ Bai ""'■>' r,,> mi Urn -ii. Kta«i| .1 H Wall* g
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      73 4 \KCII I lIS. J. I) 1-KItKIRA. HontevLTtrßOT in Flokibt. COLIK.TOK IM, K<|-..KTVK.,r ilk. MIIH<. By .|H-,-ial appoiatmool to 11.11. The Sultan of Jonore (lr-!.-,. for H..i,,|,i,t Sj.rav.. 4c. 4c. Carefully :.nd pronii.tlv exe.-uted Cheal«~t House in tne Tra.le. NI'KSKKY AMI HKSHIKXCK. (i\l KY K(l\H HKt(\\ ,N Dm i Otan SCOTCH
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    SELANGOR SELECTIONS.
    340 5 THE FULL TEAMS. Tn cricket and football teams which are to represent Selangor against the S C C on Friday, Saturday, and Monday next, are due here on Thursday af.rn .on by the yacht Biaiii «Ma which has been placed at their disposal by ihe Selangor (iovernment. Cricket
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    WORK AT KIAO-CHAU.
    461 5 A NKW TOWN. Tin report on Kiaochau Biibinilted to the Reichstag in Berlin, lo which brief reference has previously lieen made, deals with the development of the territory and the measures ofthe iM.vermuent up to the end of October, 1-H- It narrates the measures adopted by the
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    216 5 IKK llntuh KanU Bamai ihrM, in Ha ratraapaotof laM, aaaatathal ih. revenue ofthe terriWry. la*l year, tar exceeded the estimate offM7XM| with an outlay under the estimate of (374^30 The import and ex|K.rt trade of the territory showed -tea.lv progress The imports in "are esliuiated at about
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    PRISONERS OF JAPAN.
    81 5 FOUKM otleinlcr* in .lapali, atsfl the ..pei.uion of the new Treat ics next .Inly. wi I be kepi landing trial in the l.nal prison ol ll.e place Of their o lien. c. but will be sent to serve their sciilencc* to itl.er Yokohama. Kobe, or Naga*.il-i i.d
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    DRESS AND HEALTH.
    1474 5 LECTURE LAST NIOHT. Last night, the last of the series of Health Lectures was given at the Tanglin Club by Dr. (ilennie. The subject dealt with was The Influence of Dress on Health." The Hon 8. Murray presided. The objects of dresi, the Doctor toid, were two
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    A TELEGRAPHIC NEED.
    38 5 It is complained that telegraphic communication between IVnang, Perak, and Selangor falls so short that Press telegrams from lVnaiiß to Kuala I. un, pur, a distance i,i>, :m miles, often eight and even ten hours
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    A NOTED PREACHER.
    136 5 Tuc annual meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow evening at MA when the reports for l*lis will be given in. There will be a short musical programme, and conversazione. The members of t lv- Church extend a h.aily welcome to all their friends. The
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    RAILWAYS IN CHINA.
    185 5 lr appear* fair to assert now thai the P.kin aulhorit.es arc pledged to railway e,,i.-iructioii "li a widc-spieadnig and systematic plan. There are further i. 1.,r hoping that they will exert generally to secure for this plan its pur|K.sed ellect. Of the come. -ion- to dale, six
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    BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
    96 5 Th>: annu d coni|>etition for the bow Una cliainpionship at the Tanuliu Club l.^.k place on Saturday evening bi*t, M K Plumpton proving siic.es*ful after a close linish There was a fair attendance of spectators. The winner bowl-d in line form until the last alley his rivals then
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    125 5 Pl (Vlorlhe F.bruary monthly medal (ook pla. eon SatuKlav and ic-ultcd In I win for l>r Coope with a DOH lean ..I Several members ,vn,p. led. but ovinl to the >nnnlll of the greens and ihc dilliculty of coping with the strong ■md, scoring WM of high
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    NEWFOUNDLAND.
    714 5 THE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION. COHHEXn IN fARIS The llhi London Correspondent, writing on Jan. 6lh od the subject of Anglo-French relations, said he confident that if the e*sential points of the Anglo-French Newfoundland dirliculty are not settled by the praaaM negotiations, war will be de*-lared. Not many go so
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    234 5 A CaUBB coHoo-plalitci near Klang was aroused, on the night of the :i,,ih January, by a noise in his fowl-hous**, brother -el/" I the thief who -tabbed him and c.. c.l The eollee j.lantei vainly pursed thu thief, and returned to Sod hi- li .ther lying dead lioin
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    167 5 Tin: oatward t i 0 nail Masmoi fai left Coin inho al pill ..II Sunday and i* due ban on Saturday ..lleimVn next. The 1,.1'. u «ing is her Far Baal paaMßsjai b-t From 1..,,. 10n Jan. I.' IIM i>utho,t. Ml,. 1. !-»ville. Mi.. HclK.r. Mr. li. .1.
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    BY THE MAIL.
    1267 5 MiBCELLANEOt'». 1% Hit Turkish provinces of Bitli.. IHarbekr. and Mosul rlietms approach- ing to famine prevails. The Spanish colonel who surrendered I'm no Moo to the Americans has been sentenced to impiisonment for life The rnMh revenue return, for UN .1 l:tl.(«ii.'»Hif over tho-. of ls»7. and
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    DESERTERS.
    58 5 A Gkiiman and a Norwegian, who wereiuemb.i.ot the crew of the rrell.li t|o,.p*li!p OaaW, .le-eitcl that Vessel by jumping overboard as it was leaving Colombo haibour on Jan tMB. Both eventually ieache.l tha shore and were there arrested They complained of bad l.""l and treatment No charge was laid
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    POLICE NEWS.
    94 5 A Posl ofn.t delivery paOB is under remand on a charge of fraudulent!, appropriating NO, alter taui|H>ring with a post-office ordet AN., two Cbmameo, who did rtamaaaiti Hie extent ofSluu by lighluig a liie in Pandang Kechil Two Chinamen, charged with giving Uee evidence and with i I.
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    GERMANY AND TONGA.
    96 5 vavai i.v no MBBBI 1 1 ii iclcreiice to the report that the German Consul at Samoa, who has been visiting Tonga, had threatened the King with the forfeiture ol avail, the im.-l leilil. i.lainlollhegroup.iinlessthe debts due hv the natives to the German Company were paid. Mr
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    SINGAPORE BIRTHDAY.
    97 5 Vestsbuav was the eightieth Amu v,r*.ir\ ol the Settlement of Singa|».re. and was generally observed as a holiday, which means practically that everything wa. a good deal .pilot, r than on working-days There was a cricket match on the plain, and scvcial picnic and shooting panic* were out
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    CRICKET.
    127 5 Tn iwo days' match commenced on Friday batajaaa tba I'rubables and the Itest was left uu liiii-hcd Tin- maraa btiaf m the lir.t iaaiaai M and inn* raapactivalT. 11l the see. .i.d the "Probable- ma,!e 7.1 I,. I aiW. Wl.kel* and the 11,-1 i, for two wi. keiYesterday a
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    WHERE HONOR IS DUE.
    337 5 To lili: Kl.lToii OK Ml.: '.IKAirs TIMES.' Shi, In rOW I--ll,' ..I i i ill*! there appealed an ll.lim all. .n that Mr. Alex and.r Grant, who lor many yoai* loaf pa*t lahoured i- a .n.nary ill the >ir:.il-. but .-In. tly at nilnaiJßWli was inUnding
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    43 5 Tin .Inn. I, t.:-., <■!■■■ abanpM and M gun-. mm m.lc.i bi W II.J.Vi an «r. I I bom Bauvia >od uchanaed lalutai with the p. il she I- an.l. red in the road, the data .1 In i d. allure is I uncertain
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    593 5 Tut Coinage Committee of the Washington House M representatives have agreed ny a parti vote to report on the Bill maki ng the i»ld dollar tho standard un.l of mine in ihe tuned SMI... li.rl.i.hling the coinage of silver dollars except from I r. ■:..iir\ bullion, and
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    GANG ROBBERS AT WORK.
    65 5 urn rabban raporUd to have tak.-n place l.i-l lilglif at a h..n-e -,t n .'.d al the I mil. -lone on Hie I'honi-on I „l I In- Chine* upier says ten men broke into hi- dwellini: alined ill. knives and revolver* and threatened him and h,-
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