The Straits Times, 24 February 1899

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    12 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED: 1831. SINGAPORE, FIIIDAY. FEBRUARY 2i 189. >. No. 19.767.
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      941 1 ertilK BOKHIO COMPAMT. LI at ITI D IniK. Slaadarf Life Axuranoa. SorwiO. Caioa He. I ,«iraa.e SooVst, ltluAxnwDCeCompsayCnrs). Ihe X, ."table Life Asswrwao. -inciXJ. I lie t KssU) MsnDe Insurance 0 JSipsav. The Ilina Mutual Steam Nsvi<ml..« CosaoaßJ. llie T <t.«haoi I«rer rkssr .'oinpsaj. TV. Maritiase Uunuaaos Oompaaj. Luait«L K..r
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      1120 1 STE.\MSHII' «»Mr.\XIES. ITONINKI.IJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ In, !.-r contra.-! with Ihe N.-lherlands India UoTotn.-ueat, al aaMßweai aaar Uwt, l.tbJ. Uamu i <• ■■■-.1. roLLTta Qt-»T. rnr. tipeetej v lle.p t.l ed f..r Oa Hatavia Ft-h tl Bal.-.v, T,eril^iiTs«r7,7.™,g... stourahaya. Frt>. IS. ■aasjaa. sourabaya. zt. Bawci. s.,ursl.*,a. B'u.assin, Pulu Laut. i.ra.lj.'ioa.' aid
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      691 1 INSURANCES. 'I'HE I.OXIHIX AXP I.VNCASHIKK I FIXE INSIRAXCK COMPANY. Capital Paid up Capital 21J.7W X. -servo Fuml Bsßp*l The undersigned. Agents for :he Company, are prepared to k .'ep-i flre risks a*. WHWIaMJ Co. llUt CHINA ll.U'l I: I-MDVI 1 COMPAST, LIMITKD 1 I-. r, I- MM ABlv.UOt Paid Up
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      721 1 INSURANCES. rKANSAIIWIIi- XII.X INSIKAMI 111. Of HAMiH lit: XUKTII (IKRMAX KIKK INSI KAMTI CO., MAMIUHi: lIAMIH'KIi lIKKMKN KIKK IXSIKANCE ft). HAMBUKU. 'I'HK undersigned. Agents ol the abov. 1 „iii[.hiii,-s. .re j,re|,:ir. .1 to accept tin I'll IHKI'KKN 4 IV sorrn mimtish KIKK AM) MAKINC Insurance I ompany. KIKK Iti-iiraii.e rfl.-,
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      716 1 NOTICES. PETER SYS'S WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. rpHKonU renie.lv at present known INKALLIBI.K ami PKHMA-.KM 11 Djsenl, r>. IM irrhira, Bprur. 11. nion hue aad I Ireratliin of th. Kt.arln. Hußilre>N t f >s;.ee«Jj aud IjtatUe I'urm. Recomnietidcl by *ome of Ihe chief Specialist, in the Medical Profession Hold, retail l.y all
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      774 1 FROM NKW UaLaUfD. RBBrrox. New Zealand. Nov 23. 1« M I am very pleased to state that BBBM I took the agency of Chaml*erlain'l me.ll cines the sale lias tsseu very largo, more especially of the ,«u(h Remoii In two rears I have sold more of this particular .vme.lv than
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    STRAITS TIMES
    19 2 EsrißUSßin: \M\. PRICK IS CKNTB. [Nul'irriptUHi mi** und lutveriisimj fitrt may I- fmml ,m tl,e fourth pnqt.\
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    FRIDAY, 24th 18, 1*99 RISING AT MANILA. INSURGENTS DEFEATED.
    81 2 FRIDAY, 24th 18, 1*99 RISING AT MANILA. INSURGENTS DEFEATED. i l-i II rit- ANI.INU BBITtsnIRS. ttfmH Mmmi h tt,c Slraitt l\mu.) Ilougkong, VtUlay, nom. Heavy fires are reported to have raged at Mauila. Fifteen hundred houses have been destroyed The Americans have quelled an attempted native rising there. The insurgents
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE MUSCAT ULTIMATUM.
    40 2 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS THE MUSCAT ULTIMATUM. FRENCH IRRITATION. IMMB, Hlh Ftlnary. The French Press show irritation at tli.' British ultimatum to the Sultan of Muscat which, they maintain, belies the talk ol a desire for an understanding between Britain and France.
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    BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
    23 2 A BOUNDARY DISPUTE. The difliculty atiout the boundary of Alaska was the main cause'of tbe AngloAmerican CuinmUsiun separating until Midsummer
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    THE KHALIFA.
    37 2 OS THE WAR PATH. The Khalifa is moving northwards from Kordofan with a considerable following. The British olHcers away on leave from the Soudan have been recalled to Omdurmau in order to prepare for emergencies.
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    THE PLAGUE.
    33 2 RK API'KARASCE AT CALCUTTA. The anti-plague regulations embodied in the Venice Convention are now enforced in Calcutta, where there have been nine sporadic case* of plagur within the last live d.i;
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    CHINA.
    26 2 ITALIAN MOV EM EN IS. The Italian (iovetnment proposes to station a naval division in China, and to increase the number of Italian Consuls there
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    MUSCAT, NOT MUSKET.
    678 2 Tim volatile Kitnuh PMM are ucsly irnt.it. il with 1. 1. ..i 1 Britain; but that does uut MMjIM nor particularly disturb us. Their incredulity of Britain s desire fur an intent' 'is unfortunate but it does not affect the mutual reunions seriously, and still less affects
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    ALASKA.
    307 2 A MMMJWI about the Alaskan boundary, and not the reciprocity trouble, is now named as the main cause for the separation of the Atmlo-Ameri-result being reached. The continuance of this frontier delimitation bother is, at first sight, singular, when both parties to the negotiations are of approved good will
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    7 2 T.. i.Ai in L.ink rate n l.llji
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    13 2 Produce, exchange, and share prices and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    9 2 I-inriNi.- here are expecting some notability, possibly (ieneral Aguinaldo.
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    15 2 The Government invites applications for the »>st of assistant bailiff in the Und OBce here.
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    16 2 Thb Chevalier de Sturler, Consulgeneral for the Netherlands at Bangkok is t.-.l there from Holland shortly
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    20 2 The Governor of Ceylon has iwued a commission to report on the advisability of establishing a Department of Agriculture there.
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    22 2 Thk Spanish steamer <lt &itrn !'</ut Data tl.e British steamer //uW,i,o, bound for Singa|iore, oil Point de i on the 1-th inst
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    26 2 A \t:» stamp- value turee pies— isout in India It is rose-coloured, with the i jiie.-n's head under a w.dow's cap, surmounted by a tiny crown.
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    24 2 Thk monthly sewing meeting of the (.'hurch Work Association will be held at the Raffles dirts' School on Wednesday. Ist Marrh. at 4. p.m
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    27 2 19,-i tins of oil, valued at U4U, have been stolen from a godown at Kallang Pii.l.hni: Detectives class the case as one of criminal breach of trust.
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    28 2 Thk fourteenth half-yearly report of the Bangkok Tramway has just been l.v 1 h.-l.ir.. the shareholders. It shows a I'Mlit for the half year of Tcs a 5,150.
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    35 2 Two cyclists, a Man laman and a Chinaman, < ame into collision in Bencoolen Street last n:. hi The latter had rather the wor»e ol the encounter, bearing away murltf ou both his face and machine
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    34 2 Kootkai.i. of a remarkabhi kind was recently witneosed at Bangalore, when in the play for the Madras liymkhana Cup, the Went Riding Regiment and the 4th (QO) Husoan tied for the fifth consecutive time.
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    37 2 A MAiAoactress, living at No .14 I'pper Cn»s Street, ha> had a number of baius and other theatrical property, valued at stolen from the wayang at Teluk Ayer. She has no suspicion uto who committed the theft.
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    40 2 A MMMB rwi.ling at -Mi Alhert Stlwt, rep.>rtB that at 7 •m. vestcrday he deposited a box containinj: SI6U in cash and a nickel w.it.-h in Ih.' vir.iii.l.ih way for a few ahMMI During his absence the box was stolen.
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    WHARF ACCIDENT
    43 2 broker, living at :t4 Peitin Street, to gether with thr;e oUier men, attempte.l to lump on board the s. before it was made fast to the wharf The former miscalculated the distance and fell into the sea. He has not been
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    CUBA SUGAR.
    49 2 It w.is e x|>< 1.-l that, by the end of list iiiuntb, there would be from 150 lo it).l KIMf factories in aMMIoM in Cuba It is estimated that the sugar crop should be from TOtyMI to «..«.i tons, as preparations are already being jlinc^ and July
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    CHINESE CRUISER.
    54 2 A toki'KDO cruiser was launched at Koochow on the Jiitu January, and named the Ai«« »V,. The chief dimensions lire length M feel. br. -a.lt h ■-•7 feet, draught 1 1 feet, displacement -i 75 tons. The horsepower will be about 7,001), and the ship is intended to
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    PLAGUE IN MADRAS.
    55 2 Fkuvi the beginning of the plague outbreak in Ihe Madras Presidency up to the Jsth January, exclusive of Mmmi ;uid BangaloYe, thcie have o.curre.l there 1.10 l cases and HI" deaths In Bangalore city and Cantonment there have been 7,-'J.'. MM and S,S«;j deaths, and in Mysore
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    GUAM
    50 2 The Mm York tm says that the I'nited -Hates Naval Department bus more than the department MMMaol to establish naval station the island of Guam. Bids recently inviled from contractors in New York and elsewhere are several times greater lh:m the cost of similar work in the I'mt.-l st.it.
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    JAMES CLARKE AGAIN.
    66 2 Ja*«« Clarkk is once more to 11..--fore. Yesterday morning he went in c jmpany with a Chinaman, to 4 Armenian Htreet, occupied by a Chinaman named Tan Hock Wan, to bargain for a bicy.le. He pointed out that the machine needed touching up, and, while the owner
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    DRAMAD PROMISED.
    73 2 Mk. T Empson, who is nut unknown in Singapore, although some time has elapsed since his last visit, is now again in town. He is acting as the advance representative oi .Messrs Dallas and Mu-gmve's Sign of lint Cross" Company. They open here on Monday week, March Bth,
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    77 2 Mil". Kol.y. I Eurasian woman emp'..>e,l a- MM to Mre. Walla.c. :a Grange Road, was arrested, last night. for the alleged theft of aV> banknote and a iM-cent piece It seems that small sums of money and trifling articles had been missed for several days. When the nurae
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    POLO.
    72 2 Thkhk was a good attendance of members of the Polo Club at the Racecourse yesterday afternoon, but play was not started early enough to allow more than three chuckars. For more sticky than on Monday, there w:is alot of hanging over the ball, an. l time However, it is
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    SMALL-POX
    75 2 Xt KOTKANS DOWN V\ ITH IT. We regret tv announce that Mrs Frances Cloments, who came here with by small-pox She was lailllll from liea. h U.t.-I to the Oaaanl Hospital last Wednesday. Two other European imruates at the Hospital, one of whom is a mate of aship, arc
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    AN ESPLANADE INCIDENT
    82 2 A Chinaman, exhibiting the fast trotting |>owers of his horse round th'Ks|,l.iii.i.l.', kwl ev.-ning, allowed the animal to get out of proper control, with the result that* collision witha'rikisha ensued and the occupants were violently thrown out but, fortunately, not seriously injured. SeeingaiwlicLMiiaiiapproaching, the driver of the
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    COOLGARIDIE EXHIBITION.
    94 2 Thk ceremony of declaring open the loolgardie Exhibition will l>e performed by the (Governor of West Australia imi i...i. ud Imllli) Mil nil HH An el. il>.. rate programme has been drawn up f.,r the function. Invitations hare been issued tv the Admiral of the Australian S.piadron, the
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    THE PHILIPPINE FIGHTING.
    342 2 BKITIHHKIts KILI.ID k N D WOI BQ mm ha, Urn tmSSL til" llut Manila and that an Kn-I rT* named Curtis b,, S,"™ 1 the diitnrban.-ei. There have been MM Ha MMifi Curtis was mi employe „f .1 T and A Mv^koSmnJS Manila, hut w,. ban! O
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    EXPLORERS.ADVANCE.
    55 2 Somk nfthe Pekin Myndl.Mte Klf»fc tion have already left SbaariM la Hankow -Major Brazier 1 re«!., C«l M.Suiney, )fr C. I) Jamiesou, ul Signor Poratesi and the r.-t »*rt k 1,-ave this week The party .ill overhmil fro'ii Hankow to Siamjjnat aud from thence along the line of tat
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    PROFIT ON LECTURES.
    70 2 Tin. MHM -ri.-« of lleakli U-tures at the TanJin Clnh re.-ili«A. b; the sale ol tickets, a sum oi 5267 75. whila the expenses were cleverly limited M SID9O. A .I. ar Mini of MO a to» given to Hi.- Rtataaa Ran rommitta, |..r the pur. base
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    POLICE CASE
    92 2 Two men hare to pay Slouncbk ramim hurt Oeonpvint; trowi \ipi ha- aOOt in. tiler *lo RkoMMH with building material- H >m unpowrl, to which was .iliedtlKwa of i-27, l-imr lifty i- J fot M days. Building without liavinr. Nt milled a plan took S.. from aiiotblt. Fur
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    THE DAGMAR COMPANY.
    95 2 Th< Virianne Duaui Coropn.'. ■MM at the Town Hall tunwrnW nik'ht as ■■■IWlliml in our alvertiliaf OofajßOl Itsuiyshere for a (Wig only. The Company will lirst «Jf tli..',,,iiie.ly"Th'- ELI. i the Kirk Inn the chief baton of the i-nwu* melit will M douht I.- the lional serpentine
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    111 2 Th.: annual uf.h r m«b<" safe lor in** a--- lauica a, ost, including fum.tui. entertainments I. i are of opinion inw should be lak. exp t ,u!,Uiret,..h.. ipU t> fj latter „,r, v, M'■ngrev.vedan.lmte. lvy t l |ibJ>e were held, the r siili. m^ already ma/no in The
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      283 2 NOTICES. lilerosthen PAINT. BON ANII STEEL l<< best RUST-PREVENTIVE lnTKlunl.l.' f. i I'- Mulnr.iTy. I!ri.t|{..» MO---M •m.T.i vhk.ms kiik HI.IKATtI. Mll.»Y Tin: BORSE l( OMPin, I. l l'. "tTlestoneite. A Hi:\l KIISISIINO AM) wain PROOF < i>\ i:i:iN(i for roofs and «,i.- o( wood downs. InTalaaMt „l I. h. Kor
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      1378 2 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COY. Hrai. OFHr.K No. IS, Canton Road. Ahanohai. .1.1.- A WAIIIK. Manager. HECTOR W. HAMP9ON, Travelling RepresenUtive MX B 8& TAX KIM TIAX SOXS. Local Agents. This (\.iii|>;iny OsCm easier terms an.l better li.uiuses than any Com|..inv ilihiio Imsiißbs in the Eatt, ami, being Shanghai Company,
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      677 2 UTEST ADVEBTISEMENT& WANTED. Municipal 6 Debs. KOK SALK. Psngerang Planting Coy.. Shares. FKABEK Co., v. c Exchsnge and Shan Brokers. TO BE LET I"I I:\-1MIKH rooms (without board) with private family clone to town, uc. Apply to M c/o Strait, Timt,. UOVEKNMENT NOTIFICATION. APPLICATIONS will lie received in the Colonial
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      97 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. BIKTH Wkmym. -At Duahar Hill, Pvintng on of a dausbUr V. 8. 8. inland*') f<w Hw i-.it** T.«v itttm tm <»• into of thf f*P* r nI T li f 1h n«-l«ot of thftt condition. m»n» M 8. t. &n niMttd tbil wiivbt otlMrwiM bo pubh«hf-( All avlTfrtiaioffrMnlrwU
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    UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.
    478 3 IKItfH CATHOLIC NF.Klis Mil. BALFOI'RS MMOMIMV. h if. already an old and nut a little embittered controvi rsy tint rages around the Mil.|ect of University Kiln oatioa in li.l.ud. Mr H.ilt..ur. as an individual and nut a« a Minister of the Crown, has staled his uwn views uf
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    MALAYAN FLORA
    95 3 Mk 11, II Uislcy. the President of the Asiatic Society ot Bengal, ret, nil. ,1,-livtied In- am, nil ad.li.-s lie drew particular attention to Sn < .crgc King s materials fur a flora of the Mala) an lV.niisula, of which the. present year's issue of the Joura../ contains
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    SELANGOR CLUB THEFTS.
    121 3 TBBJB has been, fur some months, a gtiotl .leal ol shortage in tin- supplies of liquors and cigars at the Selangor Club, and It has beeu put down to mem ban toiut'ttiiig to sign lor what they had. While the Committee were considering, however, the advisability of
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    FRENCH FERMENT.
    171 3 {Mu-tui t>/ tht Mail). /.,-.'...i. IM January Dram the iwrfonnance of a Napo--1,,.me play in the Nouv.iau Theatre on Jan _'i"h. a hundred l!onai,artisls were present and shouted Vive I. Kin pereur The audience generally were also credited with cheering enthusiast! .11. I'll.- Army is with v- M-.nr
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    AN ITALIAN COLONY
    222 3 Italians have always ban couvii,, ..l thai Colonies are apl t.i be eipcti-ne lixnries, but how ex|>ensive they probably had little idea until the recent I ul.ltcation t.t the sums BpaßJ on the Colony of Lrythrea botvaan Urn yens I**.! and ItW. In I*-.'. wlicn' she upied
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    NEWS ITEMS.
    1504 3 THE ctiMio rkll ITATI. N«ws was received in Brussels, on J« -'.-.tli. from the Congo Free State, c.uiiiiuiing the reported success of the rebels at Jungu and Kabamharre, both of winch towns they captured The aaan Male Map retreated in fairly good order towards Kasongo Baron Dhanis was
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    ADVANCE PENANG.
    106 3 I'enanu, in the opinion of the l'innng QmrnUt, is moving rapidly. The establishment ot an additional mail service with Kurope and I lie t-.u K .st lies in the near Inline. A boat-wharf has been t onstrti, ted, autl a steamer-pier is to be supplied. Increased tram accommodation
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    THE ASCENT OF WOMAN.
    183 3 HEX MM IK IOMMtMAI. i.irE Whi.hka- the census taken sii years before the Queen came to the throne except domestic service, there were at the date of the last census BI.UUO women dressmakers. 7 hi employed in public-houses, 4.5U0 in punting establishments, and 4.721 in mines"
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    THE VENEZELAN ARBITRATION.
    239 3 a munua sitting of the Coutt of Arbitration u|k.ii Km Auglo-Vene/uelan frontier question was held in Paris oo .lan MM, in ord'.'r to conform to the pMMfipUOO t'miig the date, of the tirat meeting nf the .m ni.it. Thti next ■HtbH »ill not :.ik- J.l.i. >■ until
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    LATEST BY WIRE.
    974 3 I.om, o> ISth February. The Data of Connaughl has laid tbe foundation of thr great dam on the Nile at I Assuan j Wh tis apparently, a srmi-offi -ial note I i- i ,1 at Paria stales thai agreements hew.-eo. Great Britain and France are imminent, granting
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    L. L. C. TOURNAMENT.
    192 3 L. L C. TOURNAMENT. Cir.ii >*■ -Mm Saundcr* beat Mrs Da -4. M tk U.1.. s.ii.i ilmudicapl -Vi« I liin UJbesl Mr« Millar,;! It:, M,. Makes (owe I >1».,il M... li.i-.,, i i. Mr. a-id Mr. Pat, h v Hot.) l-'al Miv sti!iu-r an I Mr. -il.'iii'cin lowa Hi. r*.
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    THE POULETT PEERAGUR.
    648 3 Wiii.uk Henry I'oulett, the tixtli Karl, was buried on January L'rttli. antl the struggle for llie iuheritancc wad exp.-,i. I to comment c t-.n l,w uli The better known claimant has made the title of Viscount Hinton famous in many pai.s ..f Ltindon, by placarding it boldly
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      30 3 KNVKIiU'KS. mi "nun nini* wn t. i ii patriot i:nvi:i.oi'i:s. I,«>uuSl.; sent free by Post *1 40 tin: AMTIQV i: KSVEUim, 1 .000 fti.3o; sent free by !\,«t R) B.,
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      965 3 AUCTION SALES. I AI'CTIOX SALE OF CROWS i wus i raAswka, i.f V.rr.-i. tMpm. FIVK Valii.il.le Ri.il.lmg allolmenu frenloig Halilaaaa Road. Teluk Aver, near the Fu f Malu>n. and immediately in front of the New Ms kel The hack part of these allol.iuents will face a roadway 20 feet wide
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      874 3 I NOTICES^ MESSRS. U. R. LAMMRT CO. TJAVINt; „d,1.-.l MMUnUI 10 rli.ii II already lanw.-ollHclimi ..I -l\l, k KIRK iqn AND TYPKS, are now offering thorn f. ,r ,aW will) NKW JAI'AXKSK AMI nTIIMi \l 111 MS Alao, Vim „f Ranckok. NaUra Nana, «c A large li..n ,il NKW I'llO--4
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      444 3 I FOR SAI.K: KMI'U >VM KNTS TO LFTT AM) I'KUSONALS '•iTim. 15 icnli > lin»; 3n« and Srd linu», 10,-»nu« lino; 4lh to nth time*, a mU> lino; Tth to 18th limn, 1 «]U| H«; i(t,T««r,i. 3 mil hno.l.al no hurp. In. lh»n on« dollar Tho«. a l»w /me advartiMment.
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      265 3 WEATHKR KKI'OKT KmoduH,, k'rrlnu llo.!** L'3.l »6. IHW. remp. ..~K\\ HJ W.B'll.Tu.i T7.5 T6O 730 Dir.ofWii, l NF. an. Calm 4i Max.T.inp. W igMm... 70U fti Mai .in -in -i IC. i >■% Rainfall' Nil. WKATIIKIt IKI.KI.UAM IK. I A .le ft Maaaasl r,,.\ 23r,( frbrucr*.UONOKUiIu. Barometer Jfl lit Direction
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    COMMERCIAL
    429 4 SmuAi-oM. Sim fiMvm I>WI. PRODUCE. (Rala art comekd to moon hunbler ?-<* lopra Hah, it do Fontianak, 7_Jri. 'epper, Black. TIMno Whit»,(»X> iaiio flour Sinnk a So Brun.i So. I ilij. >earlBago <■*'■ :o«ee, Bali, picked ai-00 "■oflee Palembang, picked toffee, Liberian No. 1 I Fapioca, >mmll Flake 7
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    119 4 ft» Per *r. 7W To-Moutow. BhJ! S~ 85 Djamhie i A»n, Noon Hongkong A'ui. -v, 1 p.m r. and li li r i Deli /ferno* tpa M ir far/a a, > p.m \nioy vis port« C. Mo k Kian, ■> pro Itwa'n li.-iu- V<i»<;. 2p m lVnaim Colombo
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    99 4 FnonKfßopl:— BvlheP.JlO B.» hutan. with tin- mail from Europe of the 3rd Feb Sue on the 2oth Feb.. and with replies to the mail" which left Singapore on the 6th and 1 21 b Jan. Fk..- onu-k the M. M. l.a. TmHa, due on th.. M Mar.
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    PASSENGER LIST
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