Straits Times Weekly Issue, 3 June 1891
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Title Section30 1891-06-03 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. 1 1 X 5 rUBLWHBD POS TRANSMISSION BY EVERY HOMEWARD MAIL StEAMEP. I Prick 4o Cents VOL X.LVII. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 180 J. NO. :!,G27.30 words
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28 1891-06-03 1 STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY. 3rd JUNE, 1891. CONTENTS. M^ 1 L i T ny. n IHM. Tli« <.; i' r> Birthdai Tim M on. Shi Pa Po Th b Dim28 words
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Article290 1891-06-03 1 Pro i. 7 j.n. 4-. 17:.. 11.37 Sago Fli ur, '2. 8a1i,... m 30.25. Tapinr-a sinnll Flake do do Ist (quality 1.1 de mod. tiak<\ do small pearl, do un•■■}. d 0... SH< 16 Cl«»\ Amboina 18 00. Tin, 33.75. Op res l'» 7. ExCHANii —Bank 4290 words
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Article151 1891-06-03 1 The Queen's Birthd ties on Thursday a parade at Taogliu acks, tbe p rest n tat ion o! a batter; Maxim gun* to the Singapore Volunteer Artillery on th< :.a.1 and tbe hoisting of tbe royal standard at Serapongio the morn.. fan n rag at ut151 words
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Article790 1891-06-03 1 For Strait* I F wm Lord I\>mh.i.y. London, 261k Ma] The Righf ffbn'ble Lord Rom illy was sufl during a tire that occurred at his town residence. •I Romilly diedia bta 56th year ami t)i> bolder of the dignity which wa^ created m l s ii">. tho first790 words
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Article283 1891-06-03 1 In connect Athletic Sports, th ing, eonside fgestion i liu^Clul handicap race i iv gramme. The < open Hi.- -ioun«] IW t-jiiuin- pu this uioruiug ili< 1 distances tor tli.put up the hu rl ,nay commence to-day. In iv'.t'i,-. May, the [on flow, and m 1,026 imi>283 words
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Article54 1891-06-03 1 THE M STRAITS TIMES FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS ItU i; SHARES. Brislmi V 27th \< The price of I! tub Si: s.; none. i -n ;.i.\ Thu 28 L.5 m. i j tfu L.30 p. m receiv< d from I i .mi Tbe 2nd I 7-'>7 imhk The third u< •'l.54 words
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Article1417 1891-06-03 2 i Front n Correspai -I nt. M'iy 19th.- Heavy raius have ben falling and, m eonsequeuee, the road over Bukit Tauga has suffered landslips haw occurred alone: tin' whole hill cutting an.], between the 12th an.l 13th miles, tl have bee a so bad ;is to temporarily si1,417 words
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293 1891-06-03 2 LOCAL AND GENERAL. TUESDAY, 26th MAY, Four murder eases stand on the calendar of the present Assizes at Penan*;. A French operatic company, under the direction of M. M. Delaroche and Union. consisting <>t 7 female and 5 male singers, will play at Singapore m the middle of June. One293 words
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Article970 1891-06-03 2 Thk large islaud of Mindanao m the Southern Philippines, though fertile and productive, has never had its resources Eaigely developed. owing to most of the country lying m the bauds of barbarous tribes. A part of the coast is under Spanish sway but savages hold the interior, and970 words
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Article465 1891-06-03 2 Thk >*>sl. 1 tiodin^s si th direct, > r Kerr, to enf rt It ,<^ who h v «l -wot since it tf hav^ from tlu 1 <liseafc, I rb;u Br Iroß l causes cot .^t, the staff I m ia J i' ro j DOM465 words
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Article63 1891-06-03 3 l>\ ate that Bishop ti i he bveui the 161 h it, r Dilly (Tn)j«>! Saudakau. El is Lordship will probably remain there for a couple month* be will to his dio- uction m LOth instant, Ihe line from Phu-laog Th< Ke[», i am th. The iUv63 words
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Article121 1891-06-03 3 ber mean.- adopts d i>y the end its influi Pacific is Uio vi tcui! a ilong the Siberiau shore, made to the fisher folk I. of the the aspian, by hicli tl; are privil< il m with the wishes the Government and migrated to tb fee121 words
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Article461 1891-06-03 3 Collision in the Harbour. THEBI Lives L<»»t. Shortly before 7 o'clock last e? ening, a t«. _r, which was bringing m a number of coolies from off a steamer lying m the harbour, was run iuto and capsized by an outgoing steamer; andalthongh b] 'Msistance was rendered, three of the»coolies461 words
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Article616 1891-06-03 3 S rHE J 1 lION. last n. trow China particub I of the Chinese outbreak si Wuhu, which commenced on the 1-th and was announced m our columns by cablegram. r appears thai -ome days prior to 1 outbreak rumours had beeu current m Wuliu of616 words
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Article499 1891-06-03 3 The Singora— Kedah Railway. Tju track of the lin< i railway which is to run from Kedah t<> Singora w I a few days ago i'\ Mr. <' Duniop three other gentlemen Mr. Vaughan Stevens, the well known an >i, llom I llaine, a member of 11 phic Society .n..;499 words
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Article83 1891-06-03 3 The Post Office issues the followiu^ circular: —When correspondence has been mis-sent or delayed all that the addressee need do is to note on the cover, Mis-9emt to or Received of (as the case may be,) aud forward it, without any other writing whatever totheActiug Post-master-General. This should, be acted83 words
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Article1717 1891-06-03 3 The Sultan <>y Brunei's Rf.-pkatid oomplaijh t<> the english (jo\ BRA Mi The LuN'. Delay m Pb sq a JUDOMWT H. H. the Sultan of Brunei has I warded to as full copies of all his later 1< I tera of complaint to the Governor of the1,717 words
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2428 1891-06-03 4 The Attempted Assassination of the Czare witch. Thk following details ot the Attempt on the: liif of. the Cs&rewitch are given m the Japan Jit raid of the 12th inst. Una of those dastardly attacks, for which Japan unf. rtunately possesses an unhappy pre-eminence, was made yesterday, which placed m2,428 words
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Article155 1891-06-03 4 1 hi Eastern M«m f Co. hu j-aid a dividend oent. per annum. <»\ the Queen's Birthday there w< irsion part Johon Out party included ladi< Thi Rei .1. Perham, Actii niai Chaplain pore, baa 1 th€ permaoeni appointment. Ln i i:i;s from Aden n Frederick Weld'i155 words
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Article2004 1891-06-03 5 May 27th, ISiU y fortnightly meeting of the oners was held on Edav afternoon at i!.:!n. Then' were Gentle (Presideni M !S Tan Jiak Kirn, kiceard. ad Miijor McCallum. r nou-atteudauce were ream M< ssrs. Tan Beug Wan and the former on account of latter owing to pies*2,004 words
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Article323 1891-06-03 5 An Additional Concession si n k h An extraordinary era! meeting of the shareholders of th i Sftning and Trading Company, Limited, w.is held m th" Bicha >ms, at noun this day. ihe purpose ol confii v tain res latious, altering the articl sofAse iation, is-otl323 words
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2644 1891-06-03 5 (From i > a r London Correspondent.) London, Alaif Ixt. The subject of the Military Contribution of th*; Straits Settlements has been taken up, among others, by Lord Henry Bruce who represents Chippenham m tin- Conservative interest m the House of Commons and,2,644 words
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Article445 1891-06-03 6 The Penangr birth-day ball was postponed till the 18th of Jun.'. The sale of Messrs. Koek and Sissou's Law hooks realised a total of 1867. W. The number «»I visitors to th<' \lr Library and Museum during the week 750. Mi. .1 iv Rodoke, the acting Resident445 words
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Article180 1891-06-03 6 A kilk under the Passes I diuance directs passenger urrv lights at night,. Major Grey t'n- Inspector of Prisons, has a|»|»lit"l to file tin* specification patent for improving the construction carts. Low Cheng Geok of Cecil Street has filed the specification of a patent for bleaching180 words
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Article3122 1891-06-03 6 Memorandum <»n thk Mimtaky ''ont^^| Claimkh bt thk Imi*kkiai. t u^/M |38! t. i v th) S RAITh ALI OF I'.MM.r.VMI Bri sh Newj-papi 1. The Settlements of Singapore, Pm* md Malacca wore originally d. the Government of India, but m ptMJ.il Government resumed tliojr clim^B made fli"iii3,122 words
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Article3657 1891-06-03 7 >n linage Wa thing ton, l*th May. The Tr day purchased 415.000 ouuc at prices ranging from 98.0-j to f>B.'Ji> Neu> York, 18th May. -Au explosion of dynamita occurred to-day m a tram at Fairytown. Xew York. Eighteen persons we killed and twenty-five m jure. 1. Belgrade, I9lh3,657 words
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Article995 1891-06-03 8 Among \hv costumes we noticed mauy rei ful 5^J coNtly toilet! tor the IoM J' 111 Y li:< bright hued 0.-rv few black dresses being seen. The favourite trimming appeared to be chiffon and jewelled lace and uiany denii-traiued skirta were noticed. They are of m lee tu995 words
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Article262 1891-06-03 9 The Knst African Trouble. (Strait* Time* M,uj 96,) Thk place called Matsi Kesse, referred to m our telegram, has played a prominent part m the African trouble! between Britain aud Portugal, as it occupies an important position between Mashoaaland and the Coast At oue time, it came under British262 words
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Article283 1891-06-03 9 i Straits T< net May v 7.) Tin; Argentine Republic bus so 1 been m disturbed condition, that the news of another revolutionary outbreak there comei mutter of course. Ever since the Declaration of Independence, i> sgo, revolution after revolution has swept over the Republic, and lust283 words
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Article471 1891-06-03 9 {Straits Time* June In another column, there will be found a summary of the Trade Report of the Colony for the year 18W). This is the first fear that it has been thought worth while to examine this annual report at all exhaustively, because this471 words
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Article1052 1891-06-03 9 Thk Queen's Birthday list of honours for the Straits included, or consists of, a C M.G. t,i Dato AMul Rahman ol .1 > >h.»i. Dr. Priedrich Schweiser of Zurich is m Singapore, ou his homeward way after making an eastern tour for the investigation of race problems.1,052 words
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Article2086 1891-06-03 9 During the week ending 30th May, 1 19 dogs were destroyed none were t rTlii- Trade of the Colony In iww. The Report on the Marine Department for 18!>o (published on Saturday) is very largely increased by tabulated returns ami remarks on the various articles of trade during2,086 words
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Article116 1891-06-03 10 'I H A.DUUJI l k'.'|. tra.lf ivhit-1) is The t. t i! i-wnui' oi 1 •..•tiwo^B the t hr< -1 j. v; I •< ner. a, partly attrilm und surveying ships, 188S> for j aud th< Looking lI the ivtur j pole. o.< tone tllC i116 words
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Article119 1891-06-03 10 A i-m man. named 1"> arliameutarv candidate i 1 with au |-t to Hiuh a hoy m a railway w.cuse<J tri c <:.\\> I ultJ Th Arrow, ttt\ and other sorvire |>;i] >••:<. to h«JB| v Wediirsdav rvenin^'s tnail. "iitaiu «H •ious more or less arnirat. serning Sir Charles Warren119 words
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697 1891-06-03 11 OF A (\M-G. FOR DITO Abdul Rahman. IV festivities ai Johore m honour af H. th»' Sultan's return from Burape culminated ,n a dinner given by the member of the Johore Club <mi Saturday <ve nii tv May). 11. H. and forty .it697 words
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Article84 1891-06-03 11 I The shipping trade of the Canton River has hitherto beeu mainly iv the hands of a Hougkontf Company which, says the China Mail is now threatened with competition by a company formed with the direct support of the China Merchants Company, and consequently the indirect ■upport "of the84 words
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1011 1891-06-03 11 The Gov_.r Nou b thk White B[] Thk Malacca Agricultural Show whieh was held on Saturday, and which is now *>^ of the th,ngsof the past, niorethancompensated its promoters for all tho trouble taken. That trouble has fallen chiefly en Mr. Birch, who has doue1,011 words
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Article325 1891-06-03 11 B. i.e. vertut Civil £skvici. A hatch betweeu a team from the 8 0., ami ;m eleven representing the Civil Service, whs played <>n the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon, and resulted m a very d< cisive rictory fpr the Club. The choice being with the Club tluy wont m325 words
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Article105 1891-06-03 11 A Bill brought into the Hongkong Legislative Council by Mr. Keswick, aims at restricting the Dumber of broken there, and «<>ntains provisions for rendering null and void all time bargains m shares unless tlu* specific unmoors of the shares sold are precisely designated. Many brobave protested against the measure. A105 words
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Article106 1891-06-03 11 The amount for which judgment was i lately signed against the lato Opium Farmers is $389,000, but we learn that the Government have decided to accept fc75,000 m settlement it' i*ood security is forthcoming, or 850,000 for a cash payment. In the event of no106 words
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Article128 1891-06-03 11 Christ mast ide Mat ches. It seems rather early to be talking about Christmas matches just now, but we understand tbat Penang has already officially notified the Singapore Cricket Club, to the effect that it will send down a cricket team at Christmas. Arrangements are now going forward to see128 words
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365 1891-06-03 11 News was received here by i iblegram, yesterday, that the Ablx' P. H. DamoulinBoric died on the Slat M., .m the sani* tariuin of the Missions EtranThe deceased clergyman was w.-ll k, m the Straits and has m.my friends among the older inhabitants of365 words
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Article588 1891-06-03 11 French Indo- China. On the news of the attempt on the Tsarewitch's life reach iu >o, the mayor and cor|x>ratiou ol that citv 1 uot a moment ia telegraphing their syn. pathy to if. 1 .11. Th.- Tsarewitch bf return telegram thanked the Municipal Council and informed them of his588 words
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Article389 1891-06-03 12 Mr. Oliver Marks, the Superintendent of Government Plantations m Perak, has sent iv the following departmental Report As instructed, I went ou the 12th April, and agaiu ou the Ist May. to the Hermitage and Cicely estates. 'Mr. Fraser was unable to accompany me when handing over389 words
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Article166 1891-06-03 12 i From on,- Correspondent.) Pekan, 28th May.— A meeting of Urn 3tate Council was held at Palau Tawar on the 18th instant, on the Acting Resident's way to Pekan, when the Sultan presided iv persot. At this meeting the •entente of death passed on the couvict* Py 100166 words
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Article1688 1891-06-03 12 In n ihe Application of Mr. J. D. Stuart kor admission as Advocate's Clerk. Mr. .1. I). Stuart had presented a pet Lion praying to be admitted as an adve ate's clerk. He had formerly applies md obtained from the Court, au ordc For his examination, aud the1,688 words
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Article604 1891-06-03 12 i From >> Correspondent, Kuala Pilah, a;th Jfa*-rßridle paths have been made m various directions, and they must prove ot very great convenience to the Government officers when visiting outlying districts. In former days, it nsed to be au irksome trudge with risk of lever; but now604 words
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Article1243 1891-06-03 12 t The Suj erinteudt til oi Ik iv his report for April s,r. > Mr. Law left on the 23rd for Kir.ta m connection witii the rail«-«). On the Jfth the tmmandant P Reid, arrived, and 1 settled with him as to the .site, to of the new1,243 words
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Article204 1891-06-03 13 The following particulars appear m the Land Department Report for last I 4 Cofltv pimping now Hf ems well established the Staui »nd, without exception, planters •^presa themselves confident of success. Wtld\ Hdl. No new land wu opened np J Weld h Hill (which belongs204 words
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Correspondence.
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Article269 1891-06-03 13 To thk Editor of thk Straits Timds." Sin, I see iv your issue of this afternoon that a gentleman who styles himself Quteu and Couutrv," sa\s many mi- I amiable thiujjs about Sir Charles Warren generally to the effect that Sir diaries Warren is dead to his269 words
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176 1891-06-03 13 THE ATTACK ON SIR C HARLES WARREN. B Bditoi i>b hi. S ■Ti m i.s." Sib, It would Beem that there are certain persons wh<> think that the best way of pleasing Sii C cil Smith is by attacking Sir Cbarlet Warren. Fervently, must th«former pray to be lelivered from176 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous153 1891-06-03 13 Shipping News. The s. s. Carmarthenshtre winch arrived to-day from Nagasakf, reports having spoken the British ship Qloamin ou the •JOth insUut, m Lat. <',:>:> N. Long. 108*21 E. 100 days out from New fork bound for Yokohama. The vrssel signalled v all well." Passenger List. Arrivals. Per Bawean from153 words
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Miscellaneous867 1891-06-03 13 Per Ganymede from Deli Messrs. Bauj inamy, Kinderveten, and Blair. Per Both from Batavia Mr. C. .Tarter. Per Apagwu from Peuang Hon'ble E. E. Isenioutfer, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Mm Per Sri Band jar from Sourabaya —Mr. I Brown. Per i. s Palitana from Calcutta Messrs. T Wilson. F. Gibbs, Colonel867 words
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Miscellaneous657 1891-06-03 13 Sommerjftli, «i»r. gtr. 1,701 tons. Cap son. »Rom Sydney, Bth. 1,500 Helm Meyer Co. F<>r Amsterdai da. Lady Weld, hiit. ;i. 250 tons. < 'apt. V Prom Penang, 2.">tli. <;. li» d.p. Straits Steamship <f Co, V -K<ls. Qlenfruin, Brit. tr. ipt. Korman Prom Hongkong, 21sr. r, i FVw Londun,657 words
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Page 14 Advertisements
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Advertisement8 1891-06-03 14 SCHWEITZER'S coco Aim The Best s Purest COCOA.8 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous369 1891-06-03 14 From Glasgow. Fovln Kirklands, April, 11 From Cardiff. Holyrood, D»«e. l:i Wi veil hoe, Jan. 99; Donar. Jan. 22 Penrith, Jan. 28 Socotra, Jan. 3o Roma, Pen. Delconiyn, Feb 3 Stanfield, Feb. 16 Delnmr, Fel) 16 Sultan, Feb. 1C j QreysWke, Feh. 2\ Knight Templer, Cardiff Methley Hall, Apl. 11:369 words
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Miscellaneous850 1891-06-03 14 ARRIVALS T7T Flag f <« Vkshki/s Name. A Tons. Captain. From. Sailed. Consignbes. Rig May Kian Yang Brit.sty 70 Kunuth Klanj: May 23 f?un Hiu Co. -5 EUmoreHeal n atr 2956 Mt-Oahnont Canliff Apl. 21 Catcr^m Simons A Co. 2ft (Aragyee s tr. 247 Peaang May 20| Boustead 4 Co.850 words
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