The Straits Times, 22 August 1900

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    15 1 The Straits Times. EST. OVER I A CENTUKY SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22, 1900. No. 20,220.
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      849 1 pilK HORN 80- COMIANY. LIMITED T| I standard L4t» ISfiesss Norwich Caioa fit* la—HTMis S A«mr»w» IVia^ssiy (Fir*). rh* K.,...i«t'l- Uf* Assnano. 8ow«y. Vh» Or~Ml Maria* l»»««nr» ."..m|«nT. rh, .hina Mutual Staw. Navigatuai < ompany. +m layiT Bfwr t'mii^nv TW M«ntua* las*»«*>e* foetpaaj. Uasited. ol THK »0Wt«O OOMrANY, LIMITED. Air*oU.
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      1272 1 STEAMSHIP COMPAMES. JTONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPI'U Under contract with the Netherlands India Government Agmti al Sinaapore: Ship Aoesctt, late J. llaekdels A Co.. i-3, Colltbb Qoat. The undermentioned dates are only approximaW From Eipected Will be Despatched for On VaUlmJoJ. Moliii-.a. Batavia A billiton. Aug 19. Billiton. BaUvia, (Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabava)
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      641 1 INSURANCES. 'HHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRK 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Canitai £3.157,m0 Paid up Capital L'MJUO Reserve Fund £1,073,680 Tbe undersigned. Agents for the Comauy, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. ROUSTEAD A Co. rE CHINA TBADKBS INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Capital Subsoribsd |I,OUU,OOG. Amount Paid up
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      954 1 INSURANCES. Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVISION. 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily a' d Economically met by a Policy in THK BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFK OFFICE, Established 1847. Chairman The Right Hon"ble Sir John Gorat, M. P. FundV-R*. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— R«. 4-V),no,000 LARGE MUSES UIEIAL riSMTMS UW
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      687 1 TTONGKONG AND SHANGHAI 11 BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL §10,000,000 RESERVE FUND II 1,500,000 Tafffßirroßa".". -•«M»w« Corn or Di&bctobs:— N A Biim. bq.~ Cuiuu B •«swAi«,lS«q.— Dinrrt Cmiuia. R M. Gut. fcsq. D. M H.,bi>, Eh. K. Com, Kaq. lA. J Kathoio, E»q A HAurr, E«q EL Ric»a»diio*7«W Hon. J. J.
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      687 1 NOTICES. THE ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS Co. Ltd. ABE NOW PREPARED TO BUPPLY BRICKS, Fl KB BRICKS, 4 FIRE CLAY For particular* apply to THE BORNEO Co., Lro.-Agnts. 10/y /IKUBHED POOD TIY IT AID TOD WILL U UTUTHD. I. R. BEI.ILIOS begs toinform the public that hi« Factory for preparing Crushed Food,
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      720 1 WR SALE EMPLOYMENTS TOIET- AiND_PER ONALS In tiki. 16 c.r nu ii line tad and M times, 10 oentt line 4th to *tb tlnu« t onk Him; 7th to imb times I caou line afterward*, > cents Una bat do chars* I«m than on.t doll»r. Thus a tknt few adnrtlsemenl,
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    WEDNESDAY, 22ND AUGUST, 1900.
    244 2 The members of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery hold their annual general meeting on Friday afternoon. It is desirable that the corps be strongl) represented, because points may come under consideration regarding the future wellbeing of the Artiller> which it is important every membir should have the
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    318 2 If it he true that Li Peng-Heng, tin blood-thirsty Boxer chief, is dead, Li Hnng-Chang's recommendation that his head be chopped of)' is useles* unless, indeed, the Chinese authorities followed Li Hunt,-Chang's recommendation. Li Pcng-Heng is the gentleman who w.iinuiuly instrumental in wapnK a campaign of indiscriminate slaughter, and we
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    11 2 This homeward mail closes at U o'clock I on Friday morning.
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    11 2 Thi: German gunboat Tv}*,r left for China at 6 p.m. yesterday.
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    11 2 British transport No. M passed Malacca at 2 p. m. yesterday.
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    14 2 I'Kiint'i k, exchange, and share price, and the mail list, are on page 4.
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    16 2 It is announced in Paris that Cnlonel Marchand bas applied for permission to proceed to Chiua.
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    19 2 U kneral Dodds has been appointed French Coininander-in-Chief in Indct'liina, in the place of the late General Borguis- Desbordes.
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    25 2 The Odessa Governor's Gazette officially announces (July .'7'h) that during the following week 172 -ilfioers and 7,225 men would embark at Odessa for Port Arthur.
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    30 2 To-day's produce quotations came too late for correction on the hack page. White pepper has dropped to 947 and tin to •76 87 "Tiger" oil is quoted at s:i -j:>
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    30 2 Mi MBtRR of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will be glad to hear that Major Murray, Commandant of the V. A., ii i|i in Singapore on or about tbe 9ih November.
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    26 2 The captain of the Russian transport FlsssKasr reports that on coming into Mngapure yesterday be picked up a a bbip's boat, painted wbile, and oiaikdd 40.
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    30 2 Thi Volunteer Fleet cruiser Baratof, conveying Ibe littb KiSo U>-gimeut ami details, also a Urge party n| doctor*, surgeons, and R d Crun» iiumo", is due liwe uitkw iia^ s.
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    32 2 The mtward P. and O. mail steamer Ciyde left Colombo at 4 o'clock yester.lny niouiiiiv, an- 1 is due here on Sunday afterm>on. She brings dates from London to the 3rd August
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    35 2 "Li Cosmopuli i i, s Dew confectionery shop, is advertised to be opened at 8 p.m. to-morrow at Nos. 1 and 2 Armenian Street. The band of tbe M. N. I. will be in attendance.
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    33 2 The following appointments have been made at the AdrairMty Kleet Burgeon 8 \V. Vasey, to the Onturion, tn date July 20 Staff Surgeon J. McU. Martin, to the IhnjUmr, to dale July 'JO.
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    29 2 The officers and men, to the number 0f3,U00,0f tueOllord, Border, Wiltshir-, and Slipipshire Militias, at present undergoing musketry drill at Kilworth, co. Cork, have volunteered for strvicc in China.
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    38 2 A v itu c circulated by tbe Telegraph Co. to-day states that messages lor I'eking cannot be forward^ from I -in. in f.iu by courier owing to tht Boxer movement, but that they will be forwarded via Chefoo.
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    38 2 The freightship tilengyle is expected soon. She is bringing out four 4Utt. -irain pinnaces armed with 12 poundei i|.l. guvs lor river work :n China, seveial lielil mountings for naval guns, and large quantities of spare gun gear.
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    37 2 The next P. and U. mail, which left London on 27th ult., is bringing out the loilowing specie: Penang, coin silver, 10,9u7 Singapore, coin Bilver, £2t),H54 tiuiigkong, bar silver, XJO.uOU, dollatb silver, £1,340, and coin silver, -£25,110
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    34 2 Tin following eleven will represent i lie OlUcers of Regular Forces and S. V. A. i- S. ft C. next Saturday Messrs. Abrains, Noon, Vesey, Butterworth, Sirouach, Taylor, Coulcher, Curtis, Dewing, Woodliam, and Magrath
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    39 2 The staff of the new German Envoy to China, Baron Mumm, consists ol liaroti Golu and Dr. Vuii Bohlen, now it Washington, as First and Second Secretaries, and the Cnancellor DobriKoff, now at Caracas, as head of the jllicc
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    41 2 TM Kurfiint Friedrich WilheU. after taking in coals at the Borneo wharf, left for the roads yesterday afternoon. l°o-day the Wei seiuturg has been coaling at the west end, and the Worth at the eastern end, of the Tanjong Pagai uharves.
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    42 2 At a meeting of the Council of the Royal Colonial Institute, the following gentlemen were elected fellows Mr Robert H. Bruce (China). Mr J K B. Dykes Xcgri Sembilan Mr David W. Gilmour (China), and Mr. H M Hatchell Xegri Semi, Man
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    43 2 We {London mul ("Uinn Erpreie) learn that there is no truth in the report which bas been so assiduously put forward that Sir Frederick Cardew has "ecu appointed to the vacant governorship of the Straits Settlements. Bh Frederick remains Governor of Sierra Leone.
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    41 2 The Federation mass-vote in West Australia, taken on the 31st July, was a heavy one in some districts twothirds of tbe electors Dolled. The polling showed 44.395 votes cast for fedeiation with tbe other Australian Uolonie*, and 19,790 votes against federation.
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    46 2 (ii.NERAL Vo>ruu, Commander-in-Chief of the French expeditionary corps in China, and all the officers of his staff as well as General Bailloud, Commander of 1 1],' Second Brigade of the expeditionary corp«, were passengers by the French mail which arrived here yesterday and left this morning
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    52 2 Lord Wantage bas strongly protested ag. insi the demand of ladies to be admiited as member* of the new rifle clubs wbich are being lormed in various places.] Beauty on stronger nerve relies Than Nature's law allows ber If fri-m a mouaesbe shrieking flies, How couid she Dear a Mauser
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    69 2 The Frarve Militaire states that ViceAdmiral Por tier, who has been appointed to the command of the French naval force in the Far East, will hoist his flag on the ItedonlMde, battleship, on Jul) 20. The llednubtahle wa3 launched in 1576 Her displacement is 8,857 ton*, and her engines 6,071
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    61 2 The Eastern Telegraph Company (Limited) and the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company (Limited) announce that the Marquis of Twtx-ddale, K. T., has resigned hi* position as chairman, and that the Boards ol directors of these companies have elected as his successor Sir John Wolfe Barry, K.C.B. The Marquis
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    88 2 The Calcutta authorities are wisely desirous of ensuring absolutely tbe best protection from fire, having recently decided to make an important addition to their existing appiratus in the form of a powerful new steam fire engine of the Gr»enwich type. The machine will have a pumping capacity of about 750
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    NEWS BY WIRE.
    176 2 London, IOtA Augiut. King Humbert was buried yesterday, with great solemnity, al the Pantheon The Duke of Argyll represented Quees Victoria Lord Russell of Killowen died from the effects of an operation. UthAugurt. A collision took place between two trains dose to Rome, laat evening. Fifteen passengers
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    CHOLERA AT PULO BRANI.
    92 2 THREE DEATHS YESTERDAY. An outbreak of cholera has occurred at Selat Singkeh, Pulo Brani. The police were yesterday informed that three natives had died in the fishing village there which faces Blakan Mali, each at separata houses, and as the cases weie suspicious the P. C.
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    ARRIVALS BY MAIL.
    33 2 Per M. M. s. s. Salnzir from Marseilles— Mes-rs. A 8. Deskur, Mo"r«, Dr. Colinti. Rev. Cardon. and Mr. KitU-nbcr*. From Port Siml Mr. S. Guldschling. From Colombo Mrs. Capland.
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    21ST LANCERS FOR CHINA.
    45 2 It is stated that the 21st (Empress of India's) Lancers, of Omdurman fame, stationed in Marlborough Barracks, Dublin, under the command of LieutColonel W. G. Crole-Wyndham, C B have been placed under orders for China. The regiment musters about 700 effectives.
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    BATU PAHAT NEWS.
    161 2 (from our Correspondent.) Mk Maclmdo arrived at Hatu Pabat recently and spent about ten day* here visiting the district, with a view of selecting land for tin-mining. He seem« to have been rather favourably impressed with the results obtain»d by Chinese in thii> line of husinrs* at
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    SOUTH AFRICA.
    549 2 THE PRETORIA Pl.ol Calndtu, Ul/i Angus; A si'EciaL telegram from London to the Indutii Daily Kmm gives further news ul the desperate conspiracy at Pretoria, which was only discovered at tbe last moment and has caused a deep seusalion here. It has opened the eyea of the aim-chair
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      401 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. (iLASGOW. Manufacturers of Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, all him or Safety fußes, aao tlettnc Blasting Apparatus. The above Erplotire*, being oM manuftuiured in Great Britain, are made to pass the high standard of safety nwi purity tests iHiposnl by the brituh Government,
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      1555 2 NOTICES. THK ROBINSON PIANO CO. lI<>\(.KON(.. sIKM.II 11. AMI MM.tI'ORE. I'lASti ASM) OSGAM MAXIFACTIRERS AND SPECIALIST-. Ml SIC AND Ml SICAI. INSTIU'MKNT SELLKKS Pianos of the highest Class For Hire or on the Easy Payment System, made to our order specially, and guaranteed by the makers and ourselves. The II
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      814 2 LATESr ADVERTISEMENTS. VVAM'UU. DOURLE-Rrrrelled Sporting gon, Eng-lii-b nn.kp. stale price. *7/8 Apply to T. c/o Sfnsil« Ti*v* IWO gentlemen can have board aid lodging with a private family in a select part of Tanglin, not far from town. House beautifully »ituate<l. Apply U» ALPHA c/o Slrai't Tima. NOTICK. rHE confectionery
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      112 2 1. 1 iisaniiad lot «a« ■HmU.TMMtaho.lt>. -ritten on -o. aida at tht papal onlj B> tla Mirlaot o* tkat ooodiboc. aau; M.8.8. *r» njnoud ma sufkt otkarmaa b* pnbh.h-1 A I adrartumt mintmcto art nUwt to U-« ~-f>-1,. Uuu that Uw Kaatwtr am; lt»a Ut tri™ urn ml D«t of
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    FOOTBALL.
    623 3 I. Tii CO. It I met lii-t BjkJM on the Ipplaaasa helore a fair crowd of ilors in a friendly game. It will I that the li'ih Co R. A. won tl.r Challenge Shield about two weeks BOS, and BOBSSqoasjti} good ■Sad l.iiwar.t to In tins were no) ditappointad.
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    73 3 rammm ofthk "btbari mm. 1 to 111 c litter \olutiieer,' whirli ap|»ared in I.- ol yesterday. 1 would like to point out that the' s V A is the prrmirr Mm the S V A own- IBS bar, the S V A OWB* the billiard nid nodal ihe-eiiniim-I
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    TO FIGHT THE BOXERS.
    82 3 ■DttHlOf THE "HTKAITS TIME?." Sin, Hi. the l-th of July ymi pub- un. Is hssdsd "StrsinChlnsss lor China Proposed Contingent to light the IJu«t on.> month aftrrwir.l- I -'h Aansl Tt ol a Hireling ta-DOra (liin.'-e trum uhl.h It appears that over a thoiixaiiil SaaMt approving
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    OVERWORKED SCHOOL GIRLS.
    133 3 0 :n» rniTi'K or the "straits times" j-ik. 1 was di lighted t.i see in yian valuable pa|ivr that HSM on.' last taken up the pen on bskaU of the mv. h oveiw>.rkrd RaflUs .Shool girls. tor kinir time pal rhildren have baldly been alViasd nne Insure
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    STEAMSHIP ENTERPRISE.
    56 3 Mbsrs Si, .ti and Co rnginoem ■ad l.l'llli hr.l ■■•r"lv tt.f. Km iteamer Aektllrt, toos gr»s« Hit dhfjaiaisM tftth, fj ft. 6in depth moulded, 3S ft., gro*. displa.-c. ment, 13,410 |sjm; deadweight, HJ'i grou tons, Tlie tripl«-expansi..n •nsinr^ ari> of 4.500 horse-[>..wer The Achilla wan buill to the
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    CHINA.
    1112 3 II irr< /runt Europe nwl Jndin TUE ACrioH AT PIITSAICO. IWon, 8M August The Allies occupied IVitsang un the ,-,ili August, after three days' desperate bgtitinf The Chinese, 30,000 strung, van well armed ami equipped with iuiu-i nioilirn appliances. They were I .-.I wiili a nkill that surprised lht<
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    TELEGRAPH INQUIRY.
    142 3 The dnpartmental committee on the system of cable tale^raphs of thtErnpirx will inquire into the present xystem of tetagiaphic communicati m between fliflTcfiit parts of the Empire, and consider in what 1 -„--ft it ri'.|'iinlo be supplemented; inve'tigate the relations between private cablo companies Ktidlhe Imperial and Colonixl
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    THE "GLENARTNEY."
    213 3 A SAI.VAUE CLAIM. Is the Probate, Divorce ami Admiralty Division, Ivfore Mr Justice G-irell Barnes (sitting with Trinity Masters), an action was brought by the owners, master, and crew of the steamship Bmmmmk t» Mass* salvage Mais' fur ■arvtosi r laaWad aj ilim in the defendant steanii>hipf»r'"inrl ni-'j,
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    MR. GEO. JAMIESON ON CHINA.
    552 3 Mr Onrge Jamieson, cut, late Consul-G.i.er.d at Shanghai (who by the way will Bkoflly he leaving England forChinn, to undertake an imp.-riant and delicate mission in connection with im Ancln-ChinPse company of which he is a directo), haa expres-ed the following views on the China
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    L. L. T C. TOURNAMENT.
    127 3 YESTEKDAYS PLAY. CHAMPIONSHIP. Mr*. Wh.1.1.'11 Ik.i .Mrs I Coleridge, 6-3,61. "A" MIXED DOIRLES. Mr. and Mr. Uiwnith S, hent Mrs. Homerville mnd Mr. Harol I. 3, 6-S, &6, 6-1. TIES FOR TO-DAY. LADIES' PISGI.K", ►'IVAL >li Adams, one 3v. Mrs. Waddell, Owe CIIAMIMONSHIP rAIHS. Miss
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    1983 3 ADVANCE MA IL NEWS. IN PARLIVIIENT. Will AMD Mix The supplementary war vote of £1 1,000,0 0 was passed on the 27th July, in the House of Commons Mr. W'yndham, the Undur-Cworelary of State for War, explained that the vote asked for included £3.0011,000 for the conduct of operations in
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    THE "LILLIPUTIANS."
    118 3 THE LILLIPUTIANS Another crowded audienc* witnessed the third production of "The Belle of New York by the Pollard Lilliputian Opera Company at the Town Hall last evening Asonthetwopreviousoccasiom the performance of the children was splendid, all the characters being excellently sustained. The singing and dancing were also very good, and
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    CLEARANCES.
    115 3 Vimil'* Nah> PuuAßioi o»piii» DmiaiTioi 93 M •a •i! •J2 ■:-i •a 2i Kian Yang Brit air. Neora «r. Aiutralind »tr. Ludy Miti-bcll itr. Hnlun >ir. Malac.-.l »tr. Baku t-Uodard itr. Cbarante MM «tr. Sri FontiansV! Dot ilr Vau ImhoS •tr. Sri Prntu itr. FartalU Ita] ttr. iblangMal Qt
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      391 3 OOLVG INSANE. A. L. Rimer ol Sloncridge, N. Y. -ay« I was for a long rime troubled with sleeplessness and with intense neuralgic pain) in the bead which made me feel as though I was going insane. The physicians could do nothing for me. I heard of some extraordinary cures
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      416 3 NOTICES. ST. AM>Kr.W'S HOl>E. A CHURCH of England Boarding House for European and Eurasian boys who de»ire to attend the schools of tho place, under the care of the Rev. D. Holland stubbs, to whom applications can be sent, or to tbe honorary secretary, 5 a Mount Sophia. w.i. OS
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      1038 3 Ft)R SALE EMPLOYMKNTB: TO LET; AND PERSOVAL?; J/—*S+ I» cents a line; 2nd and *rd times, 10 cents a line 4th to Hth times. 6 pants a line; 7tb to 18th times, 3 cent* a Una; afterwards, 3 cants a Una: but ne charge less than ona dollar. Thus, a
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      28 3 WKATHER IELKUIiAM (K. S. A. A C. Teltgnpl. lind iiinlf.bUHttkUMa, B.rometer 5K>.«V>. l».ectioiio( Wind ....E.t.E. •or «ol Wind I. M.. ..mn.r. -h»H« 83. MASILA.- VJo. W£.W. L M,
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      178 3 ARRANUKMfcMb Wbdkuday, 82hd Auoor. High W«t«r. 8-J4p.ni 8. V. A. NO Parade. 6 IS. 8. V. A ami h.V.R Lamp Practice. 8.44. 8.V.R. Drill. 6.15. The Goiiha." Town Hall. 9. THURSDAY, ttkl> ADUUDT. High Water. tf.-4a.rn. 911pm. P. A O. homeward mail due. 8. V. A. and S.V.K. Signalling. 6
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    COMMERCIAL.
    568 4 HuraArou, 33nd Arr.oir. 1900. PRODUCE. (Rait* art eontoitd to noon) arabier I 7.76. opr» Bali, do Pontlanak, 6SO epper, Black buyers 9).u0 do White, (6*) 48.00 »go Flour Sarawak .1 «> do Brunei Ho. 1 ISO 'aarl Sago 407;. lofiee, Bali, 15X basis 3S.OU )o(I<m Paleml*ng, ISX basis.. J7.00
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    77 4 To-MOREOW. Malacca 4 Lingiji Helm 1 p.m. il.vmkok B. Seng Guan 1p m. I'anaog A Pombay l!,.rm\dn 1 p.m. «»™w»k VnnrmU I p.m. hC.'la'tan via ports Banka i p.m. klalw'i-s 4 Klaag C*'»r PAya 4 p.m. U.-ll via ports Biouwtr 4 p.m. Friday. Europe via ports Malta rt
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    MAILS TO AKRIVE.
    114 4 Know Buropi By the P. O. 8. Chide, Huron tbe 20ib Aug. with date* to hr 3rd Aug She bring* replir* to tb« mail »hii'h loft .^inga(<ore on the 4.h and :ih July. Fum China :-By the P. 4 0. 8.8. Malta, due on Thursday rll Singapore
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    217 4 ARRIVALS Per s. s. Ophir from Palambang— Mr. Crop'ey, and i n\ t. Bruce. DEPART BU. Per MM b.<s. Saluiit for Saicon-Mwrs. J. H. s. holt. Ferrari), H. Van Don. *n.l H. A. Vasi. For Honfckonu-MiMi Hermaiihlh Cbagas, Mesars. McCarthy, and Barrowdale. TO ARRIVE. for the Far Etut.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      360 4 unaennisneMingtbetol lowing abbretiiliont are used «tr— itoamer sh.— «hip to,.— barque sen— schooner; Yet.— Y»cht Cru.— Cruiser Übt.— Uunboat Tor Torpedo H.p.— Horse-power Brit— British U. 8.-United States; Ft.French Ger. German Dai. Dutch lob. Jobore Ac., Q. c.,— General' •argo I d.p.— deck oasjengen U.—Uncer»io: T. P.
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      TRADING VESSELS &c.
      955 4 AMMIVtUI SmOI J|OO» Of YUTBIDAY. Ban Whatt tf in, Brit. sir. IMA loos, C»pl Ulnuu, ttml Aug rrum Xl .v«, .-011 l AUK n.i»'ug, 2«h-kd». «uh*o, Urn. air. 127 torn, Captain Nicol, fla Au rt rr.mi Naluna, r.tui An,; U.c, and Jl d.p. Cbia X.-.- Ke. Fur
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      1005 4 Vnrne, port, probable dot' of arrtril n.d name. 0/ a««nlt. ftlimia. Adelina MM. Rangoon Aug M B'stcail. tIMHHI >, l.'iwol, Bept J4 Mamlisld. Mueruey. Ku. liinot/.u. Aug 30 M B. K. lUjcrn iLimiiuig u.t 1 1 B. Meyer. Bengal, H kong, Ocl 5 I lie .vorli h, Antwerp.
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