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went mp 10 conyuilTe jumps and hnithea VITO
| lHc gain for May Corn followed reluctantly.
closing but 40 hlghef for Nay and Nay oats
S Ell eIoSed StiTStiT hIsse,.
Flour Ann Gnd unchanged.
WHEGT-CGSh No. 2 spring 6siiSG5gsyc; No
spring nominal; No. 2 red SIssRSr9tc; November
bS5.RSijIaSISSC; December 5iJIajS1t A6014ci Nay
400
CoRN-CAsh No. 2 Sic; No. yellow @GTc; NO
yembef 60LSaSlaSlc; December 499EAOISA5O>sc;
NAV HgJSAbJfsa51Lic
OETsgCssh No ], 2sL;c; No. ? white SlIEASli &c;
December 2sI.Ggss.arS5fc; May 81 sAS!Sc.
RTE-No 2I7Ee
BARIEY-No. 2, Sc.
FLIxSERn-Cash M. l. 81 45k
TfTortIY srTn-Pdms & "a
Mrs PoRK-CSsh, pef barrel, Si2 i2lSAl2 =;
January Sll S9kAi2 Odal2 05; Nay ST. q SIAI2 ia
l26
LIhp-Cash, per 100 lbS 81 02I<aT o.; January
So p5S7 o2SSaT 035S NAV n f0a1 l7tEa7 l7k
Suokr HRs-CRsh sides (loosel 90 30a6 8Si jan
uGry 20 OSG6 lOS6 10: MGT 81 23ISa6 211IaB TBS;
dry sSited shoulders iboxcd) JSEAJ5tc; short
clear sides (boxedI 6jfasXc
WHuSYEDiStiiers' nniihed goods per gallon
u3
Sp0AES-UpchAnEed,
BUrTER-Firm; creamery lia2ic; dairy l2a2lc'
ESss-Firm at 2oa2ic.
YoEn SG ~ SS.FCur Fec9pss % SS Sc bar;
MARKET sStiye and higher Wheat, receipts IS 100
bushels exports none; sales S,2SS 600 bushels OF
futures; no spot; spot market strong but quiet;
March closed Al 6ilIc; May closed at CSC; No.
yember closed al SIC; DECEMBER closed at $40.
Corn, receipts II 500 bushels; exports 1000 bush:
sl sale 295 bushels q futures and on 1S
CIoseS a. Sc XII January closed al 65Jic
MSy cIHseS AZ s Soysmber Closed at .c
December 65jkc. Oats, receipts 72,3OO bushels;
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ORIENTAL wAk.
Tho Capture of Port Arthur ny the Japs
Almost Certain.

Tho Capture of Port Arthur by the Japs
Almost Certain.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 0.-rhe Chinese army
Of the north has reiterated to the noun
tains whore the soldiers are reported to
be starving and suffering severely from
cold and exposure. The Japanese army
Is reported 10 be encamped at Feng'
Whang- Cheng. The Japanese are pur'
suing some 1900 Chinese, mostly raw
recruits.
Port Arthur is not expected to make
determined stand against the Japa'
nose. Admiral Sir Z. K. Fremaatle, In
command OF the British feet considers
that Port Arthur will probably be the
scene OF the last engagement of any i'm.
pOrtance between the Chinese and jap
aneSo,
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Presbvteriau liis,Ionaries safe.

LONDON. Nov. "a dispatch from
Shanghai says that all the missionaries
Of the Presbyterian church Of Ireland
who have been working In .Manchuria
have left tho interior and have arrived
in safety at New ChwanG.
Another despatch from Shanghai
says that the Japanese have undoubted.
" captured fallen Wan. ashort distance
north Of Port Arthur. The Chinese fleet
is reported to have arrived at Wei.Hal.
NUa;
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An Oriental Revolt.

CALCUTTA, Nov. "a revolt has
broken out against Raiah Shit Ell
otspueht, the ruler Of the tributary
state of Nyaghur in the province Of
Orissa. A company OF infantry and
large force Of police have beon dis
patched to the scene Of the disturbance.
Serious trouble is apprehended.
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COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9.-Copenhaeen
was declared free port this morning
and tho tonnage dues of so ore per ton
were abolished at all ports. The elabor.
ate programme prepared for the OPEN
ing Of the port was abandoned owing to
the death OF the car. The port dues
have been reduced one-halt and have
been converted into an import upon
merchandise which is not applicable TO
goods in transit.
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BANK ROBBED.
oberlIn, Ohio, Has u Sensational Robbery
But the Amount Is Small


But the Amount IS Small
oBRRLIN, O., Nov. 9.-Robbers broke
into the First National Bank here last
night and got away with about $500 in
silver. The front doors were opened by
the use OF crowbars and the locks Of the
vaults wore blown of with dynamite.
Tho thieves then stole two rigs to make
their escape sure. One Of the rigs was
found at Elyria this morning. There is
no trace TO the robbera.
Investigation revealed tho fact that
the vaults had been opened, but that
the safe which contained So, 900 had
not been touched. Upon wooden
tray in the vault was about S40Oin silver.
This alone was taken. The small for.
tune that lay almost within reach OF
the thieves could not be secured.
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New York, Nov. expert Little's
report on tho financial condition Of the
Atchison railroad will be given to the
public on Monday next, in this city,
London and Amsterdam, having been
sent forward to the two last named
cities, by mail so as to be issued stimuli
taneousiy IN all three places. A report
ia current that Mr.. Littlo's statement
wipe out tho profit and loss account and
will make other unexpected disclosures.
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NEW York. Nov 9.-There was an Irregular
demand present for moderate quantities OF sea-
Sonabe staples AMI fancy stuIs, but more Dusi-
ness III this respect resulted from kilograms for
better supplieS More inquiry was extended 10
incStic and printed fabrics, and considerable al.
vance business was registered. Agents have all
vanced tho price OF American indIgos aud sold
10 sc but the jobblng price will remain at I1$c
until November Is. when twill advance TO &c.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY

Timc Table No. 10. to take oTcc. ll:ll a. m,
SUNDAY, November ~ lsJk
Leave whccling-ts:Oo, tg:D, 2ll:iOG, NJ, t1:2I
sS;IS. fi:O, 1900 y. III,
S5:aI. 1850 Ig:0i 2. III.
t2:.fS, 6S:l7. tI:lA t9:i:.
n ~ ILLS. Gi:S!. tI:Ii, iP:lS y. III.
I"avc Terminal JuuctOn-t7;2!, 1900, Z m,
SiH,jo n. IN. lI.Sg. H:OS, toll, 1875 p. nj.
Leave Martins Ferry-t1'ls' iJ'O1 AIN, 'l!:N
l.O5. tI,lO ti.l9 tS:5t y. IN.
Leave PcnfnsHia- l9:ila m, 'i2:5I, 1i:IL
t(;I7, so. ISIS p. IN. go,
7i.lT. tI:gS. ti:Si, t9Oj p. III.
iiItralns will run on EASTERN Time
AS J.E TAUSSlH. Superintendent
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Iwant every man and woman in the
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WooLLRY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and one
will be sent you free. s&wy
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-The cattle market was with
out important change; T0ckcS aud feeders at
s2O0a3 80. Hogs opened firm and higher md
maintained a good degree OF activity and firm
ness 10 tho end; choice heavy broughtA 75ni 50;
common rough mixed sold Ut 81 25al 30, ana pigs
Ut 50 5Oa4 Is. SheGb, supply heavy and market
rces arc 81 2jA3 70 for poor 10 choice sheep. and
% O0ai Is for lambs, Receipts-Catlle, 500
head; calves. 800 head; hogs, $1,000 head: sheep,
Is, 900 head.
EAST Liberty Pa. Nov. a-Cattle steady and
prices unchanged. Hogs dull; Philadelphia
G coal 20; common to fair Workers. 81 2ja4 10:
roughs s. GOAL 90, Sheep steady at unchanged
prices.
CtSctsSGTr, Nov. 9.-Ifog active aud firm at
81 0OaI 50; receipts 400 head; shipments 1900
heAl
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 9.-Thc
President has appointed Ex-Governor
William E. Russell, VI Massachusetts, q
member OF the board OF Indian COM
missioners. This office has no salary,
but tho expenses OF tho board, when in
session, are paid by the government.
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When Baby was sicf, we gave her castoriA.
When she was a Child, she cried for castoriA
When shc became lIIsG, she chung to castoriA.
When shc had Children, she gavo them castoriA.
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Petroleum..

NEw YoRK, Nov. o-petroloum steady; Penn.
sylyania oil. sales none: December option, sales
none; closed at s!,sc bid; Lima oil. sales none
OIL CRY. Pa, Nov. 9.-shipments 49, I4 bar.
rnls. runs 3bSS bArrelA
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New YonK, Now o.-Tho four masted
schooner Massasoit went ashore on Long
Beach, Long Island, at 4 o'clock this
morning in binding snow storm. Tho
vessel now lies on the sandy bar. Tho
captain and crew were saved.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching md
stInging; most at night; worse By scratching: II
bleed and ulcOratO, becoming ycsv sOrG
SR4YNEs OINTMENT stops tho Itching aud
Bleeding, heals liberation, aud In most cases 70.
moves tho IumOES. Al druggists; or 6y mail. for
EOcenLa DR.. SWnyuc 4 Son, Philadelphia
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.nIn,r IN Cnrn An skin nlsnnsns. !.

Simply amply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" No In.
ternaI medicine required. Cures tcltCr, eczema,
itch, all CfuptiOns on the face hands, nose, &c.
leaving the skin clear, white and healthy. ltS
BY no othor remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE's OINTMENT. ITIISAW
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New YoRK. Nov. O.-PIg iron dull TIN steady;
straits sl4 65al4 co. plates dull spclter easy; do.
mestic 50 s.. Lead market steady; brokers' price
for bullion s. 90. Copper market quiet
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CHICAGO. Nov. 0.-It was q day Of grief for
i1hing receipts and sharp foreign demand prices
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ng, Pennsylvania Stations.
iY!E57l5 #iiiy!;!:i;.i5 [Ilgs:
Troi1s Pun NJ Central Tip,e.
,raIns RAN ny Central Tlme

r,cEEr CTFIcHg AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WGTSn IT., FOOT OF EIFvEN1n ST, WHEELING
At WciIiRH UoURE, WHEELING, AND At TIL!
peySsYIYASIA STATIuS. pHfDdErGNr.
r.....r,r,.s-r sysr,.,l-." nLn L ANmfK RntrrE."
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RAILROADS.
LEAVE WHEELING: IE1vE ELM GROVE:


tDully, except sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove at
o:iSa m and Wheeling ut 1917 p, H.
Trains No. . o u and &c connect with herllc
line for TrIadelpha lIGr1lc Leaves TriHdclphiR
ior Elm Grove at i:!0A H., 1:3l u M. l2iJ a IN
and 6:io n. m. Dnily, except Sundays and Sat
urday's heriIc. will connect with train No. IT,
leaving Wheeling at ll:OO p. m.
Sundays herdlc leaves Trl9dolnhia at 9OO
n M. 100 n m.. $50 p III. anu connects with
trains No s, II and % from Wheeling
IL + WEISGERBER Con. Manager.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
ON md nitcr Sunday. June 5. 1891. Passenger
Trims Will run rs follows SDailY, tDaily Ek'
- SUNDAY I'putFal time
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New YORK Nov. O.-woOl quiet.
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FINANCIAL.

q. LAM President jos sErBoLn CASaie''
ia JrTFErSoS, Assistant CasAies
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went up in eonvuslye jumps and finished with
lISc gain for May. Corn followed reluctantly.
closing but 70 higher for Nay and NAY oaTt
gained an equal amount Provisions were duu
bot closed slightly higher.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival aui departure o, iralaS on AMI alter
May =. !s9L EXrLANhTiuE 90 kErsaENcs
NtENs tnallys SUNDAY excepted: MONDAY e1'
rrrird: islIur!ay c1rcptc,i: Sunday O1lyi sat
srisy only. Eastern Standard rinc.
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From Pittsburgh. lO:I5 AIN. and $50 ?. m: daily.
Il:2S u, IN. daily, except Saturday. and 1913 p.
M, except sunday, and 2:9i u. M: Sunday only.
Washington Accommodations $40 a. m, daily.
except sunday.
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BROOKLAND.

Extensive Preparations are being mads
by the ladies' of st. Anthony's Chapel for
an appropriate celebration of Thanks giving
day. An entertainment of fine order will
be held in the town hall in the evening".
for which a committee consisting of Miss
Mary Helen Howe, Miss Clare Moves and
Mr.. Edward Burg, with Mr. John Carr as
chairman, are already working. Dancing
will close the evenings amusements Early
in the day a dinner Will be served Mrs
Louis Julien will have charge of the ar
rangements for this ana will be assisted
by Mrs. Franklin T. Howe, Mrs. Juan Lewis,
Mrs. Stanislaus NJ. Hamilton, Mrs. j. II.
Brooks, Mrs. p. ]. Mcnamara, Mrs. Chas.
Hetfeld, Mrs. E. Page and Mrs. Mary
Fitzgerald. Later in the day supper will
be served, under the auspices of these
ladies. A refreshment table will be in
charge of Miss Sidney Johnson assisted by
Mrs. III. NJ. Woodward, Mrs. Harry Dow
ling and Miss Brooks
DIR. and Mrs. Penrod arrived in Broo.-
land from Baltimore yesterday.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. holloway were recent
visitors to Brooklard.
There is considerable talk of placing an
elevated bridge across the railroad track
from West Brookland to Brookland to in.
sure the safety of the school children, who
nov run down steep embankment and
across the unprotected tracks to reach.
their school
Mr.. Travers is improving his house on
Milwaukee street, East Brookland, which
he recently purchased from Mr.. B. F.
Adams, and Mr. Snyder and family Of
Frankfort street will occupy 1t for the
winter.
Brookland friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
land Manley of East Liverpool, Ohio, who
are well known n this vicinity, are in re-.
ceipt of invitations to the fortieth ami
versary celebration of their wedding.
Mr.. A. w Harris president of the Maine
Agricultural College, has been visiting his,
old home in Brookland. and was the recent
guest of Mr.. +. A. Holton.
Fort street and 18th street to Providence
has very much improved in appearance,
lately, being nicely guttered and leveled.
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Season Tickets to Cooking Lectures. 81. =
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DIED..

Mss MAnS n i'i %SDEns6Si aged sigs a
Funeral from residence Monday. November 10, at
vited to attend. a short service viii be held
at st. Theresa's, AnacOstia, ID. G.
BRAxToN. The funeral of BENJAMIN BRAX-
T0S aged nfyggr years D, VII is take place
corner of 10th and II streets, at o'clock.
CAIN. On Friday, November l6 1894. at 5:I5
pm, j.. FENDAIL CAIN. sr., in the sixty
Funeral from his late residence 10 street north
east, Monday at pm. lnterment private.
CHASE. On Friday, November 10, 1894. ELyIRA
W. CHASE, widow of Thomas Chase, aged
Funeral win take place on Monday, November 10,
at 10 am, from her late residence, 220
street southeast. FIiends and relatives invited
to attend.
CUTTER. Suddenly, Saturday morning. November
II. 1894, JOHN IL. CUTTER, aged dfty-one
Funeral from his late residence No sic sth street
southeast, Monday, the 10th instant, at 2:3o
O'Clock pm Relatives and friends invited to
attend
DENT; On November 10. 1891 MARY ELIZA
Funeral from st. Augustne's Church sunday at
O'clock pm; Interment at Mount ohvet.
Relatives and friends invited.
DoHNEA On Saturday, November II, 1904. at
1CfSwest SAMUEL bs S5Sf husband Of s csfa
Dohnea in the eighty-sixth year OF his age.
near Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Mon
day, November 10, at 2:30 pm. Interment at
Rock Creek cemetery.
HILL. On November 10. 1894 FRANK F., be-
loved husband of Martha j. Hill, aged fifty
Funeral services at his late residence, Tenleytown.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend.
JEWELL. On Friday, November 10, 1894, SARAH
ADAMS, wife Of Claudus b. Jewell.
Funeral services at the house. 1924 Vermont
nue., Monday at IL am. Kindly omit flowers
KALI. On Saturday, November II. 1894, at $40
am, SOPHIA s., widow of Theodore Kali and
daughter of the late Thomas w. and Loveday
Funeral from her late residence, Rock Hin, Mon,
day, November 10, at o'clock. Friends and
relatives invited to attend. Interment at Rock
Creek cemetery.
KoETH. On Saturday, November IT, 1894. Of scar
let fever EUGENE E., of Theodore NJ. and
Lena koeth aged six years, two months and
Funeral private Dorchester and Wayne county, n
l., papers please ccpy).
KREUTER. On Thursday, November Is, 1894, at
GEORGE sed SfF sus sU55 DT
and son-in-lsw of Daniel and Sophia Aries, aged
forty-two years.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
From From s Nhic i none , ever wakes to weep;
Unbroken by the last Of foes.
Funeral services from his late residence. 1918
Marion street northwest, at 2:30 Sunday, No
vember is. Interment at Rock Creek. Friends,
and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend. %
LEARY. On Saturday, November II, 1894, at @ 30
am. MARIE LEARY. aged seven months and
Funeral from her parents residence. 1852 22d
street northwest, Sunday afternoon at 3 30
o'clock Relatives and friends respectfully in
vited to attend.
RIDENOUR. On November 10, 1894, at s:<5 am,
ELIZABETH MILLER RIDENoUR, beloved wife
OF U. II. Ridenour, sr.
Funeral from her late residence, ole 14th street
northwest, Sunday, November IS, at O'Clock
pm: Friends and relatives invited to at
tend. e
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VIII BE Handy.
From Tfd-Bits

From Tid-Bits.
Its mother-"Oh, John! Johnl What shall
we do? Baby has swallowed his rattler'
It's father-"Do? Nothing. Now Ee'll
have it with him all the time, and we won.
have to be forever hunting 1t up when he
cries."
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sEvENTH-DAY ADyENTIsTs.
The Sessions Of the Conference Pro
crossing Satisfactorily.

sressIn8 S0ISIuctOTIIys
The business sessions of the Seventh
day Adventists began yesterday, with o
satisfactory attendance. According to the
report Of the secretary, there are S54 mem-
bers In good standing In the church. .
gain OF 258 in two years. The sum In thu
conference treasury amounts to $780, The
Washington society has a membership OF
1913.
The chairman appointed the following
committees: Observation-Disclosures. Moon.
Van Horn and Hansum. Resolutions
Messrs. Boilmanr Baion and Frank. Cree
dentials-Messrs. Hotel, Hersum and Por-
ter. Auditing-Messrs. Kngore, Herrell.
Munck, Chapman, Hubbard and Christian
son. 80 eT
In the evening Rev. A. F. Ballinger
spoke OF what he saw and learned at the
recent meeting of the National Reform
Association. The sessions are to be con-
tinued daily for one week
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: Francis Leroy Marion and
Laura Eta Baldwin, both Of Laurel, Md. |;
Burnet Woodland and Ella Stanley; Henry
Brown and Sarah Bailey; Henry c. Scott
and Malissa ID. Myers.
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MA RRIED.

BRADT oRD-SPRINGER On February 1, 1894 at
Wilmington, Del, by the Rev. j. d. c. Hanna,
MORGAN BRADFORD, Jr., of Washington,
DC, to CLARA NJ. SPRINGER Of Baltimore,
Md.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-03
The Dying Gear.

London, Oct. 26. Dispatches
received at the Russian Embassy
this morning from Livadia say
the Gar is much better He ate
breakfast with APPETITE and energy.
Plymouth, Eng, Oct. 26. The
Russian Imperial yacht Pole Star
has left this port for Livadia where
it is understood she will take on
the Gar and the imperial family
and convey them to Corfu.
st. Petersburg. Oct. &c. The
following bulletin was issued at
II O'Clock this morning: The
Car slept fairly last night. and
his APPETITE this morning is good.
There are no somnolent or convul-
sive symptoms. Edema has in
creased.
London, Oct 2& A statement
purporting to come from Livadia
by way of Paris. alleges the oper-
alton of thoracentecis has been
performed upon the Car with
success The releasing of the
liquid matter by puncturing has
greatly relieved the patients
breathing and the pressure
around the heart.
1t is reported Professor Leyden
declared there is no danger of an
immediate collapse.
Belin. Oct. rs. The Lokal An
zeiger Publishes a dispatch from
Livadia saying the Gar suffered a
very serious relapse, and ii is not
expected that he viii survive the
night. or tomorrow at the very
furthest.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-03
THE GREAT TRUST.

Owing to the large batch OF
foreign news. we have deferred
the publication of the cast-iron
agreement into which the plant
ers Of Hawaii, have been invited
to enter for the formation Of a
protective" association. The
poor planters need protection
indeed. The small stockholders
will have to get along without 1t.
The proposed agreement is in
the hands Of our printers. and
when published will place our
patriotic sugar planters in the
proper light. 1t Is noteworthy
that stockholders in two planta-
ton corporations have notified
the directors of the companies
that litigation will be started il
an attempt is made to join the
nefarious trust.
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assigned them previous to mid
night Saturday. it is believed the
attack will be delivered at the
earliest possible moment
Some doubts are expressed
among the japanese commanders
as to the reported strength of the
Chinese position at kulienches-
1t is reported the japanese
batteries at Kulienchas have been
from three to eleven, but. on the
other hand, rumt says it Is ex-
tremely doubtful whether all
these batteries are fully armed.
The esprit dc corps aud health of
the Japanese troops are excellent
and it is said to be the universal
ambition to capture Moukden be-
fore the birthday of the Emperor
of Japan, November 3D.
The FORCE OF THE CHINESE.
Yokohama Oct. % Later dis
patches from the Yalu river
show that in the battle fought
yesterday between the Chinese
and Japanese $500 Chinese
troops of all arms we're utterly
routed.
Yokohama, Oct. 81 1t is re-
ported that the second Japanese
army began operations for the
capture of Port Arthur yesterday.
Shanghai, Oct "a. Generals
Yhh Chi Chao and Wei Yu Kwei
formerly commanding in Corea,
have been accused, the former
with cowardice and with respon-
sibility for the murder of the
French missionary. Joseau, and
General Wei is accused of extor-
ton and cowardice. They will
probably lose their heads.
The French Ministry i has
threatened the Toungli Yomen,
or Foreign Conncil, with serious
consequences should the long
list of claims handed into them
remain unsettled.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-11-03
REAL ESTATE

H1nsE Renting and
CullHEtinn Agency
LOANS Negotiated on Real Estate and Per
sonal Property
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