The Straits Times, 13 February 1899

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    13 1 The Straits Times. ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. FEBRUARY la 189 ft No. 1!».7.*>7.
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      869 1 rTIHK BOBNIOCOMPANT.LIIIITXD I I IHK stasdaitl t-if" Iniuv. Nonrioh Cm.* Fir. In.tuuo. RooMt; ltl». Awuwoo. (.od|«oj (Fir»|. h« r. i.uul.l- Ufa la«imini Society. liw 00-as Manne In-unuoe Inrnpany. 1 h. China Mutual St.«i» NaTigati.n Company. ItaTlWihm l*«»r Bmt Cx.mpanv. 1 a. UarituM luoraood Compaaj. Limited. For partaonlan of thw« CompaaiM,
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      801 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'CNINKI I.IKE P\KET\ iVRT MAMSCHAPPIj" '"'er i-iiiitni-i with ihe Netherland. India GoTernment. aam Mam, 1.,^. 4 c *>.. i j. CoLtraa «Joat. Steamer From Eipwted W ,11 be IV.pat.hed for ~~O» 1V,,, Oulh.H^,, Sou.al.avn F.-b 11. llawean, Soural^aTi IlocTeleTig, Anipenan. K.T..UW. Koelongiui. an.l l>onggala 19 Ota. ML SouraUya.
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      329 1 BUITISH INHIA STKAM XAVIOATION COMPANY, LIMITED. TO PENANO. RAX(HK)X. CALCUTTA One of theConipanv's-. learners i.inU'nded to leave Tanjniw |-> K V Wharf every week l*a-.^MiKer. nnd Careo are booked by the |«>rt. in h"'l',r and V,™ufn, a£o*to°Ka« African Port., Mauritiu-. or London. TO APEIAIIIK, MKLIIOIIBNE. ANIi Him. alsiut once every
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      699 1 INSURANCES. 'PHK LONDON AM) LANCABHIRI 1 lvi nmua oompjuit. Capital a 3,127,. I SOO l"»i«l up Capital ifli.7.*) Reserve Fund i.7i.,3-V, Hi.' uii.|.t-ii;ii.-.i. Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept lire rinks ni NOUKTaUD 4 Co. 'I '.lf CHINA IKADKK INsrkl.Ncl I IXIJII'ASV. LIMITED I •»[.!> il Sul. r,l»,>
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      648 1 INSURANCES. nußSATiAirrir nut insihasck in., or 11 aUBvML N'OKTM i.F.UMAN FIIIE INSIUANCF. 00 BAJtBOM HAMRI'IUi HKF.MF.N FIXE DMaVUKI CO.. MAMBUKU. 'ptlE iln<l.T-iK>ie,i. Aur-nts of th<> nl.nve I com|>aiiie-. i»rf or. par -d IsMMpI lire TOiuqn co. IfR Ml 1.1 XX I.NSI KANi i: <H i in lit.- \v>rl,l. -,t|»..rviwd by
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      276 1 NOTICES, Fo::i:, Ik System against Disease with PURE Blflflfl. "IH£ BcSr SECURITY FOH HEALTH.' iiUiitfS TORPID LIVER, DEBILITY, EF.UPIIU ;»s, WEAK and LANGUID FEEL: G>\ And all Impurities of the Blood. fc.' IMPORTANT SVIOINCI Or SUPIRI' MTV j N.B. Indispensable to RESIIiENTS ABROAD. Cl«A«l OF UUTITUTII_AN[I HOBTHIIS3 IHITATIOKS. HAS STOOD
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      139 1 RCHMVIBER HELMETS a. iv. ih. .-I.' A NKU BTART \'FKV Bkrk Cl.- Callorlni hOK-.l iH,.|..,.,|e. I\\ Xl W V Co tji No. :«H, Hnllle. Pla. W. DALLAN Has just received A I I'lIK Al STIJ.M.IAN HOBBI UErOUTORY: V -1.-.t M^-iiiii.-iit ol AUatl illan i1... barnaee, k> A,.,1, v. 11A1.1.W AllilAMS'S
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      672 1 ROM NF.W ZKAI-A.VH lUiito*. In Zealand. Nov.M, IM I am very plriuml lo mate that title* taut the agrnry o( I'lir.mtxrUininwi !ii- 1., i large, more .-pe. tall\ ol il..- ,imikli H.-iiif-ty. Intw year. I have mUI more ..I ll. i. |».rli,ul. ivmedythan of .ill nthvr n.akea for Ih prerioun
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    THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 13TH FEB., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ANDREE'S FATE
    63 2 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY, 13TH FEB., 1899. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ANDREE'S FATE [Suf-seriptioH rat** and advertising rtJtr may be found on the fourth paw I'l Kl.-llm IN SIBERIA Umlon, IM t'fb. A report. giving circumstantial details, has been received to the effect that the i .-1.1.111.- of An li," and his
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    55 2 UERMAN EXPLANATIONS. Count Von Buelow, the German Minister for Foreign V- m- I, i- disclaimed in the Reichstag the designs on the Philippines ascribed to Germany. The Minister further stated that the Filipinos had received no kind of German support. He believed that German and American interests would
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    THE SAMOA QUESTION.
    21 2 AMERICAN PROTEST. The American Ambassador at Berlin has strongly protested against the conduct of the Germans in Samoa
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    PEACE TREATY.
    10 2 President McKinh-y has signed the Treaty of Peace
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    DREYFUS BILL.
    948 2 I\>»Kl> BY THE I'MAMBLIt. In spite of the adverse report of the Onili.ittcc to which the Dreyfus Bill had I,'H'ii referred, the Chamber ol Deputies passed the Bill by M to l'!« A St Pi-mu.il! ro Correspondent alleges "good authority" for hi announcement ofthesignatureofa treat of alliance between
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    5 2 South Raul... roae todayto Sl6O.
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    8 2 Todays 4 ins bank ratt is 1 llj
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    9 2 BisHop Hose arrived from IVnang by mail on Saturday.
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    13 2 The Marine Club Ball U the Town Hall is fixed for March luth
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    13 2 Pkodice, exchange, and share prices and the t::ail list, are on ptge 4.
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    14 2 The 1-99 Hongkong Rac M.'.-tinn ,11 1,,- held on the -'Ist, *>nd, and -Mid
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    17 2 I! M B llrU: the relief of HM S ifaWr, left Port Said «.n the -jMt January
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    25 2 The Budget of India will be irecoiled on th'e2Tth'or"&th SriAMtiu arriving from -.he north today re|»rt encountering moderate to frc-h h*MM and fine weatler generally
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    19 2 Mr Franci* A Hiizcland, of the Hongkong Civil Service, has passed the Bar final examination held at Michaelmas, !«9«.
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    22 2 A -i, M. detachment of the Malay ■takM I Glides prmeeds l( Singapore next watt, to take part in the annual mobilization.
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    21 2 The Shanghai Laud Investment Company mad.: a prolit of I.'H.OOU (W.« last year. A loj dividend is proposed to be distributed.
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    25 2 The Chinese Vi, e-Cons il at Peuang has given Vi'-i to the inmates ol the Pauper Hospital there, to provide a Chinese New Year treat.
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    22 2 The report is general, although many still discredit it, that the British Government has decided to build a first-L-lass dock at Wei-hai-wei.
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    25 2 The sentence of death passed at the last Penang Assize, upon Vong Ab Tew, a murderer, will be carried into effect :here on Wednesday next.
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    22 2 Thk is gunboat IM«i sailed for Manila at '.I am. to-day, having coaled here and repaired certain defects developed after leaving Colombo.
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    27 2 1 he liaitttr tit Franc* has crowned its I many royalist follies by declaring an ■M inwhnh with England to be "the greatest stupidity of the century."
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    23 2 Thk Kinta block ingle polo club pro|»se playing a match against all-comer-, during the raccweek. Mr I Alma Baker is secretary and captain
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    20 2 Am.iv the passengers from England arriving by the furramntta, on Saturday '»<•» "»a- M... Johnson, the nei tioadmistres-oftlie ßaffles Kris' School.
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    23 2 It ailv.Ttiw.l that [)r Oishi, a l»|>nrii-rplvy^i.i:iii. has cipenH pnctui' ill North Bridge Knad A Japanej.. artist haft spMM bwinHl in the ttatne
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    29 2 .1. W. II hBM whowa« found K.iilly ut Shanghai «f a charge of iafrwidiiif Mm Kusso-Chinese Bank of '1 1- lias bna HfiiierK-etl to fifteen 1N..M11,- 1 simple iniprisoniiient.
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    29 2 I iik MUHttl Metluxliet Straits Settlein,nt, ggafawM BM »|'t-ne<latPenang on rfaandtr. with Uinhop Thoburn in the chair. The Ri>ho|> nroiioses next In visit Manila on lni-»i u n work
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    29 2 I'aitain ilc Hani. 1 received several tKi-ty Imrm on the face yesterday. tlir.mish tliuburatiiifcof a spirit lamp while heating water lot nhaving He hat baa admitted to the hospital
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    33 2 Tiik mm derived from the HtnlMu «,11, vi liurrnah increased triiiu U 177,'«« i to K.WI.IXXi laat year. A final htan awaits petroleum as fuel, '-I i- 'ly whan i-oal is almost iirohibiUnioprka
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    44 2 Th« Mmtmm of Mr Kleming, in Kweichnw, have been encuted; six oili -i.iN were at tbe same time degraded and a number of the leading gentry in the district were depiired of their drgraei. The j.retenc* thit rebeli did tlie deed ».i» clearly uptet
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    28 2 The teachers and students at the Pekin College have been ordered to be imprisoned for life, on th«i ground that they were followers of Kang Vu-wei. the reformer.
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    34 2 Thi enthronement of -Dr. Weldon, aa Metropolitan of India, took place at St. Pauls Cathedral, Cidcutta,on the Ist inst before an enomnus congregation The Viceroy and ill the chief i, lli, .il- were preaent
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    35 2 The abnormally high tides of the last three days have occasioned a great deal of inconvenience and no little loss in several streets where the water covered the roadwaya and washed through the ground- floors.
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    34 2 Capt. Leahy, commanding the B. cruiser San t'nmcuro. has heen „rden-l to (tuam to assume the duties of I'uited States Military Governor, issuing a proclamation to the inhabitants -niul.ir to the Puerto Rico proclamation
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    37 2 The l'-rak Vw,trer hears that there is no prospect ofVheJudicialCommissioner proceeding on leave till Urn return „f Mr Kershaw. a year or more lieiue That will constitute Mr Berritigt,,.. I.ci! ,1 Adviser for at least eighteen months
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    37 2 Somk gold buttons and a quantity of clothing were recently !ih*tra, t.d It,, in the l.c-i.lent-iiencrai's ,|iiarleis in the Istnna Club at Taipiug The thief could no' be traced, but the property was foiuidhidden underneath tlie house.
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    40 2 Thi Officer Commanding The Kill's Own (Royal I.iticaster laffaDßM) advertises that he i- not r. i le for any debts incurred by soldiers of that regiment Tenders are also invited for the supply of groceries tothe regimental store at Tanglin.
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    A COMING DRAMATIC COMPANY.
    49 2 AlioiT the end of the month. hWMH U.tlUs and Musgrave's dramatic company will visit Singapore and will produce, in the Town Hall, the Sign of the Crona," Never too late to Mend, "Ilaihoiii Lights," and other p..| ad ,i drama- The company have been iwr-
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    SMALL-POX.
    38 2 SMALL- POX. Skvkkal fresh cases of small-pox are notitied A police corporal living at Kampong Clam is down with it. an.l lias been «|uarantined. A MM reported at the mile.toiie Pa-ir Panjang Road, and two deaths, Klint Koad.
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    C. D ACTS.
    68 2 Till local authorities are in communication with the leading Chinese in the Colony, with a view to taking such atepa as may in some decre- In i ,l. the evils which have followed the repeal of theC. I) Acts. The rest,. rat i.,n ..I these Acts is
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    THE EMPEROR RESTIVE.
    60 2 Imii. Anns- fr.;tn the Palace at P.kin, ■at! /,> >r.'«|-.ndent. (KHiit to I i growing ill-feelilli: I'.tne. tl Hie D l-.t I Kmpress and he. Mph«V. The Km i (teror's chiet amtiscin*-iiT is the traininf! iof goats and inoiik.-\s Oil s.v.ta! I occasions lately he lia- in
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    WHY HU FELL.
    57 2 I It Ii stated that II, i» predilection for the British aroused the i-a! I Urn pro-Russian clique, and Ural lad t,, Ins i ashieiing. Die principal <i against him was that uf einl.erWmc lnil>erial funds in his capacity ol Director-Generalofth.'N,,rtl..rii(l,ii,,.c I^ilways. Theex-Minister to (iermany Hsu Clling-cheng,
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    FRANCE AND CHINA.
    74 2 The Paris D- expresses uneasiness for the safety of hrapaaa* in the interior of China. Il believe- that Kn s land is considennf: the uuestion of the removal of the capital from I'.kiu 1., Nankin, out of Russian intl.i.i. All this, it says, renders it n »-,„>
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    CHINESE RIVER PIRACY.
    70 2 Thi prevalence of piracy on the Canton and WeM Rivers has 1«,,n.e no intolerable, that Mr Minatield the British Consul at Canton, lias urged tlie iceroy of the province to take active meaaures against the piratea. The Viceroy, upon this, sent two improvised gunboats to the rivers
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    POLO.
    73 2 It will interest a good MMypMnttM to know that the newly formed Palo Club starts practising on the ground allotted, within the rap* DUOIM .i,,!,--sure, to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon. Mondays and Thursdays are the days fixed in future for l\d,, pmnim. W,believe that the ppDMOtan an pwatlj pleasetl with the
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    TRADE IN CHINA.
    92 2 I'uonaisin I! K. Douglas delivered a leetur.' at the l..,ndi.n Institution on January IKtli, .in the t.iture ol Briliah trade in China He enunierat.d some of the obstacles and difficulties in the way »f the development uf the trad* nod BDSBtiIMI out the circuiiislan,e« »ln, iuntified Urn
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    POLICE NEWS.
    123 2 Mb Woodward had ,i t l.ty ■MMil Dual M liin lilt- Ihia mo and :ii 1,-.i,t 100 ahunj r lunblinc. oflemc during the last three d.n- 11,,. Second Court »a> als.i .rowded. and the ranging of the defendants »a« a sight to behold (Jaiiihlers haitopn aa in average,
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    BATU GAJAR RACES.
    139 2 Tbk firat ,lay of the annual r^.. meetiiiß hild under the au.picM 0 tv Kinti Orahhaaa Club took nlaoi >i Saturday. The „f Hi,.., >,„ .'v.-nt, are appended Im umuuiCrr, presented 1,. the Austialians of Kinta, with th,, add,,ll.>th.'ll.,l..d,Man,eafurlon|n Sir K A Sw.tt.nliarn'j Uanr Tna Kakm Cm,
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    H. AND S. BANK.
    282 2 Tntnk li.ih y, -:irl> 1, wt.,1 „,e,ti nt of the 11, .ti-k. ,11c „n,| MitM.'lmli.nkiiS Corporation proprietors is to W lu-M at Huii|jkoii(t on Saturd.iy DM Th, DkMMtV report to I* then Mil.m i i le j aajVMB '"> -ix month* to !>■■ :iut Ust The
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    NEW YEAR SPORTS.
    256 2 nit: i ma aauiM I ii New Year Athletic n i 1,,1.1i.u Saturday the UU faMaal H t lk- ground ul 111. .-!i.uu K i .-i m Club Tl m .Hi. nil .11 IU.'KI 8. 111, jsd u,i,r..»t. I'niM ta weie awarded. Ha j— ......a -vi. d^.
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    AMERICAN CHINA ASSOCIATION.
    135 2 Ax AiiK>ri<an .\>«k ■lalioii bai l*»n foun.l.-.l .il Shaiuh.ii I Ain.n. :ui IMllhllH in Norl Utterly Inrn— J hiajrij; nt« i'""' li..\ MM >t.u !f.l, r. |!< li.ilu,' li,,ii>»- hive inn v,l, ii.l A i.-.:. ntofoati have: thai i it (.1 i In* desci i Uvt I
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    RUSSIA AND DISARMAMENT
    56 2 Uiu i:, !,t.- r Hi.' i:i.ii- .1 UwQarma i R tmuMofi lei it. n the (irrninn Arinv BU Westward! attitu.lt- dm i tl and tli.- .i. ,pn pi Work .waited V. i< ■hichpi it ii. rali >ni t.> i km* 1 ipintlieWVsl NOLI.-,,..!..' fiuni Umh taaki to
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      264 2 LATEST ADMIRTISEMENTS. McALISTER CO., Have just received a large shipment of "NEW MODEL" LAWN MOWERS: A SPECIAL CLOSE CUTTING MACHINE. StiitabU' lor Tennw, Cri ket Bowling Ur^li!,. 14 in. wide 4 bla.lt-8 $21.00 each It. in. 4 24 00 18 in. 4 27.00 McALISTER CO^ In/ 11/-./ k LAST WEEK!!
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    SINGAPORE SELANGOR.
    1321 3 (SATURDAY'S PI.AY CONCLUDED. AN EX, ITIKO MNISH l» the resumption of the ri, kit match between the Singapore and Selangor learns un Saturday afternoon, I brgi iiuuilht of spectator, were present at the Pavilion to win,,-- ihe linish of what proved to the end to be a most
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    FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
    413 3 A Menal gagging the ma ii Mm Colony and its dependent protectorates •a. notified by the (iov.-ruo, I .cneril on ibaWthJannarr. Thai ..Hi al han..v pom tOsMd<l thcir.ulation foi.-igi, ■ion|iauaii ti,,-,e Local nan |>a|wrs must take out licences from the Guvornor-General-in-Coum il who has |iower to revoke these
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    LADIES TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    385 3 l-i-i I I- „,-uif t,kA»l\<l Tn Spring toaraanMtofthaUdW 1.a,,n iViinis clul. inioen, c= on Friday on the ground in Orchard I: ad I'li'e drawlnaa have already taken place and ha,,. naultad aafuUom:— CIIASirio.VSIIII'. Mi. (•liillingw..rlh(bye): Mrs Millar Mrs l.ov, 11. Mis BaUmanii p Mrs Kakaa; Mr- Data
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR LENT.
    103 3 I>ii.iv.. 1..:.t tie Mm. l. iv and daily nrvireaal 8< Andrew 1 Cathedral will eontinueaa usual On Aah-Wedneedaj the day alter tomorrow th.rcmll ba Holy Communion at 7 a m. matins and utanl at U a m ermanm at t p in an.i.i sp,. i.il -crvice with
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    685 3 In* Arheen war is now in ita twenty-sixth year. Yet optimiita still fancy that it needs only the submission of t he titular Sultan of Ach.-en to bring the end near. But experience ha. shown over and over again that Achincßc chiefs lose almost all their influence and
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    KIAO-CHAU.
    166 3 KsTIMATKJ RM ISDiI Is the Itn.L.t Coliilllitlceoftliet.erman U.i.h-lag there was some di-.u-sion, on the lllth ultimo, of tho vote of •...•..-..ihki marks In the estimates Em Kiao-chau A. reporter of the committee, l)r l.ieb.r mentioned tlmt no level. ie tiom Kiao-chau had been Ml down in the estimates As
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    AT CHEFOO.
    101 3 OwisM t" the .lilli. ullies of arranging municipal government at Chefoo, the inhabitants laal ran pellrioaad for Urn BoUbliahmanl M a general settlement, bul th. Oacmar, DoaanJ relu.ed t opanta, and thef.lieme collapwd. No». again, Ihe Hnli-li i.-ideiit- hava a, ldles-, d memorial to the authorities, aaklnf for
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    MARK TWAIN ON DISARMAMENT
    133 3 TnCaM -irmauicnt; so am I ...i- Muk Iwain And he proponnda a scheme boadad on the idea that the nations Kurope do not require more military atranftli t.. .lay than they had at the time of the Battle of Waterloo Mi Oeaaana quickly redu- ,s the
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    THE PHILIPPINES
    1428 3 GERMAN MHUMI THE ILOILU DIFFILVI.TY. Hebr von II '.ilov, a-..ir in. 1 s. t!i;tt are .it, i in todays lel.vraniv to git-'in'gai.l'to'' IIM rTHplnoa, are by M means the lirst of their kind. If lik has hitherto failed to satisfy either )...rl> It ia rc.illv not his taull.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    69 3 111! second ties in the Champion. hip (1S»D) play, thai have got to be decided onor before Kiiday next, ate as follows Dr Kowlie I. B Knlwtson X.-v. H H. Walker r A. A. tlunn A Morrison W Sliven W V»,le 1. (i. M^-l,. n n On
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
    71 3 Ir may he well to lemind our readers Unl entiles f..r the S C. t sprintMarsh llth at 7 pjs Theeventean A. the Single. Championship; B. the Singles Handicap; C. llandieap I'airs; and P. Iha Pi of, -ion PaiiMaajhan daaVaaa of partieipaUtuj la the toiirnameiit
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    177 3 la a Chine.c 1iu.,111 now 1 din.known as the Yap Ah LOl i-e. seven lawyers hwoboai retaiuetl three Ironi Kuala l.umpur. two from Penang, M.^iin k 1 .V,Y.««» 1 ,,,i' 1>,,J1 '„.>:, fc'..iVL'S.!.s The veoluie lake- Urn lorn: pan) with a capital ofttfO.OOO. Coolies ellgaecl in eXtirjiating .otlee--111
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      865 3 NOTICE& CIIINA IfUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY. ■nanOnton N., n.c.v™ k..,i, miis.h.i JAS. A. WATTIE.ManaK.-r. HKri'dß W. IAJIftJMI, I'.iv.-11.n,! K-pnwnutive US) SKS. TAN KIM TIAX I SON'S, baaal Iggga. This Oaajanjnaj „11' cis easier terms Mil b, ttcr IfimsoK tlian ai,v Com--IKUIV doaaf luivilii-sa in the Kast, ami, bninjj I Sli.in;;liai
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      526 3 MINHIPAI. NOTICE iimimi m un iimimi n rfOHl sfaniatp iriinimanaia— invite I oiler, loi il la valuable manure, mam, l I, "n,,l at their works at Tanj, ng l'a,a r lamation. Iln .1:1.1,11. ol ,I. inters and other is directed to :he f,,llo«iiig aiiah-i-. ol and exti.icts Iron, rep.tr, on,
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    ARRIVALS.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
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    PASSENGER LIST.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      236 4 Under ttii.hea.iing the following abbreviations are uaed I str. vteamer ah. .hip l-q.~bva.lM Vcl.-Va.ht Cni.-(-rui~-r lil.l. UunlMMt. Bril llriti.li.l I 'int. M.Ye«. Fr. French; (ler. Herman. Dut. Dutch; Jon.— Johor* Ac. O. c, Qeneral carffo d. p.— deck pasitenger* V—Uncertain; T. P. W.-Tanjong Pagar Wharf T 1»
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      TRADING VESSELS & C.
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      CLEARANCES.
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