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Rear Admiral Phelps III.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Rear Admiral
Thomas S. Phelps, who has been on the
retired list since 1884. was taken to the
New York hospital last night suffering
from pneumonia. Admiral Phelps. up to
the time OF his retirement from active
service, saw twenty-five years of duty on
board ship, besides fifteen years of shore
dntN He Is in his Nth Ncar.
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OMAN, wmoLEsALE MARKETS.
Conditions of Trade and Quotations
on SInnic md IfnnCN Produce.


ON staple md Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts. light; good stock. 1sT2oc.
LIVE POULTRY-Iicns. GiadIc; spring
chickens, Gia07c; roosters. 31ic; ducks. Gu
G4c; geese, 6i9U7c; turkcys, Sc.
FRESH DRESSED POULTRI-Hens. ~
mSc; roostcrs, 5mGc; ducks. 7EmSc; geese,
N@Skc; spring chickens, per H. FanSc;
. CAME -Mallard ducks, per -6doz., $500 5000
go; teal. SiJO0l.7j; mixed, $l.D01I5; Jack
snipes, Csc; jackrabbits. $i.5o; cottontails,
BUTTER- Common to fair, 11isc; choice,
R-fb ESD D23fG'5liU zb 10 zb zb zb zb 10
li@i5c; separator 25c; gathered creamery,
packed Now, York counts, per can, 3Sc; ex-
ira selects, 32c; standards. 25c; medium, sOc
Second grade. slack filled, New. HSrt SHt
stta5ndards zoe; bulk standards, per gaL'
PIGEoNs-Live, per doz., 3Oc.
NGABS- Choice, gd1Oc.
1IAY-Price quoted by OMAHA wholesale
Hay. Dealers association: choice upland.
S. Rye straw, $3.50 These prices are
for hay OF good color ana quality. Demand
'"lr 6ATs% Tss%efGlp'$' %Na ) wbIiS, y f%r' ssc.
GGRRN-Ns GR&N-sissG p 's'
VEGETABLES.
PARSNtPS--Pcr bu.. 50c.
TuRNlPS-Per bu. basket 4Oc.
BEETS-Per bu., iOc.
''RkhlIS-Itf bn., qNC.
LETTtCE-Pcr doz. 35d40c.
RADlSlIE IES-Pcr doz.. 30u35c.
BEANS-Wax, per IS Uu basket. 81;
PofAToEs-Pcr bu,. 5caeoc; Idaho, per
SWEET PoTAToEs-Pcr bbl. 81
CABBAGE-Holland seed. lAc.
ToMAToES - California, per 4-basket
ONIONS Native. per bu, oOc; Colorado
yellow per III, &c
CELERYt-C california, as to size 5a75c,
CAULlFLOWER-C california, per crate,
FRUITS.
PEARS-Pcr box. S2.eOa225.
GGR4rESNMaRsa per .Hfeg ~ @soR9c S nor
Bcl'nowcrs, per boz, si.icafto 49, "N .'.''
CRANBERRGES-Be and Buglc. $1,000
gsf55 BE- 00'' Jerseys per 0Ol' ''.s1; per crate
TROPICAL FRUITS.
OItANGES-Californa seedlings, $3.50;
nnNels, H.75a3.2j; McXicans, S2.7j; Floridas,
LEMoNs-California extra fancy. $3.50;
:. .RHSANAs-rcr bunch. according to size,
FlGs-Cnlifornia new cartons. soc; lay
crs. Zoe. Imported. per H., 13ai5c
DATES-Peraian, In 6o-lb. boxes. Sairs,
5,Sc per lb.; halloween. &c per h.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES No. 1 green. Glbc: No. 2 grecn,
5l9c: No snltcd. 7iac: No. sailed, 6iac;
No. veal calf, TO IL lbs. SIC; No. veal
calf IL 70 Is his. 6iac; dry hides. SQlSc:
sheep pelts. 25a75c horse hides 81 5OlI2 -.
NtTS-English walnuts, per lb l3c: nj
berts per H., BE; almonds, per H., lSI120c
raw peanuts, per h. 5q5l9c; roasted. 6,ea
NEFSYzGs ISr dPecsns lscct,on iI@aZc case
!sAUERKRAUT-Pcr bbl. 81 per half
bbl, $3.50
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Reduction in Iron Rates,

CLEVELAND, Jan. q.-The freight traffic
of lines entering Cleveland,
Pittsburg and Youngstown, at meeting
material reduction in the westbound rates
on manufactured iron, or what is known
to the trade as finished material The
changes agreed upon will be suggested to
the meeting of the Central Freight asso-
ciation at Chicago for ratification.
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WESTERN PACKING STATISTICS
Some Enlargement In Marketing of
Hogs, but Deficiency as Com
pared with Year Ago.

CINCINNATI. Jan 9-(Special TelegramD
The Price Current says: There has been
some enlargement In the marketing of hogs,
but "A deficiency compared with a year ago.
The total western packings is $4,000, COM
pared with $4,000 the preceding week and
10000 last year From November l the
total is 5.26O 900, against 5.lO5,O00 a year ago.
Prominent nlaCes COmnAre as fnllnMs:
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Evaporated and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Demand for prime eVAporated
npplos was urgent and holders We're asking
higher rates, with sales at sc above last
nights prices. The undcrtono was quite
Arm at the close at appended prices; State
common, SAdi4c; prime 5GSAsc; choice, 5i2
@6c; fancy, bu'c,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-M Market
ruled quiet but about steady. Prunes, 3n
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TOLEDO, o.. Jan. 9.-WHEAT-Active
and lower; cash and January, 79l2c; May
S2SsC; July. Sllsc.
CoRN-Easier; cash and January. SSc
May 397sc
OATS-Steady; cash and January, 24lsc
May 263iC.
RYE-53ihC.
CLOVERSEED-F Fairly active and firm
1899 prime, $3.50; January, S15; March
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10
-. Joseph Live stock Market.

SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Jan, 9-tSpe-
ciall THE Journal quotes:
CATTL TLE-ReCeipts, 100 head: market
steady to lOc lower, natives, $iefi5 20,
Texas and westerns, 81 ioiii 10, bulls and
stays, s. 25Ht 60, COWS ana heiftrs. 8 i0iT
40; yearnEs and calves, s. s5li4 Co, stock
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MINNEAPoLls, Jan. o WHEAT -
Cash, 7lssc; May, 761sc; July. 77&c; on
I5Fsc No. northern, 7lSa72%c.
FLOUR-First patents, $Lc0d430; second
patents, ,Aooa4 10; first clears, s2sOa2,9o
second clears, S2.O0a2l0.
BRAN-In bulk, Sl.75Gl2.00.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 9.-Todays. state
ment of the treasury balances I'm the gem
cral fund, exclusive of the $l5O,OOoWo gold
reserve In the division OF redemption,
shows: Available cash balances. $lil,l5I66;
gold S90,o3i 1G2
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peOriu Market.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. l9,-CORN-Inactive;
No. s. 36iac.
oATS-rirm; No. 3 white, 25iAa25Yc.
billed through.
WHISKN-On the basis of s127 for fin
ishpd goods.
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an easier undcrtonc and closed At SIS l0d
at Glasgow and igs iizd at Middlesborough.
With domestic iron markets fla. and VIII
out QuOtablc change. being nomnally
quoted at 81 5OfflO5O for pig iron warrants
northern foundry. Sl5O0dl6.J0; southern
I3OUU15.1 10.
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Milwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. -WHEAT-Lower;
No. northern, V@7Sc; No. northern, 74ia
a l5c
RNE-Firm: No. /, sic.
BARLEN-Firm; No. ., 601dlc sample
AOGIh7i.C
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Kirk II. Armour Critically III.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. ,9.-Kirk b. Armour,
nephew OF the late Philip ID, Armour and
head of the Armour interests In Kansas
city, is critically i'll at his home here with
pneumonia.
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DuIuIh Grnin Mnrket-

DULUTH, Jan 9-WHEAT-No. 1 hard
cash, 7Sl4c; 60 arrive, INC; May, SOAc; No
northern, cash, 4bc; TO arrive, 75ltc: MAY
7SLc; July, 79hc; No. northern, 6r.g70c
No spring 5GQ6Oc.
CORN-36asC
OATS-2G0g6i4c
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6.25
HOGs-Roceipts 500 head; market 5u'.s
higher; all grades. 5OilsGtj.20; bulk 90.
sales, S5.1O5I5.jj; pigs steady
StGEEP-RcCeipts, 500 head; market UJ,-
iva and steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan, 9.--The boa ri Of man
ayers of the Coffee exchange has decided
to list tea on the exchange. The opening
call will be made on January %.
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Articles. open. High. / Low. Close. IYcs'y
mo. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Fl.OUR-Quiet; winter patents, 81 706i3 90 ;
straights. S320d3 Is; clears 81 SO6f3 10; sprinl.
specials, I30di40; patents. $36Olt3 90;
straights SS20M350; bakers s.. 206I2 20
WHEAT-No. 3 spring, 67d7Ic: No. . rcd,
76a1SC
CoRN-No. ., 37I4c; No yellow. s7lbc.
OATS-No. . 2rac; No. white, 27Q272, c
No. 3 white, 26a, a,d27hc.
RYE-No. ., 53Iad5iC.
BARLEY-Fair to choice mailing. 5Sd62c.
SEEDS-No. | fax, Sl59; No. northwest
crn. Si6l; primo timothy, Si.75; clover. CON
tract grade. Sl075.
pRONlSlONS-Mess pork pcr bbl, sl4 IA
Ml5.m. Lard per 100 lbs, 81. 25lI7 .32ih Short
ribs sides tloosel, s6.9oT725. Dry salted
shoulders (boNcd), s6.lSt9Gl6.25. Short clear
sides tboNed), S.37ia6f7 80
gal Si.27.
SUGARS-Cut loaf $3.50; granuIated, s5.75:
confectioners A. $500 off A, $55i
Following are the reCeints nnd sbinpont
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balances, s2,7Ss. .6i9: posted exchange, SS3la
nLSlRi New York exchange, 15c premium
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 9-Clearings. s6.WS.Z!;
CINCINNATI Ian. 9.gCiearings 81, 800 40;
money. $40 per cent; New York exchange,
10C premium
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IBID. ''Onered,
London stock Quotations,
LONDON, Jan. 81 p. m.-Closing

BAR SILNER-Steady, p 7-l6d per ounce.
MONEY! per cent; the rate of discount
in the open market for short bills Is 37sdi
cent
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ysTRUMENTs aIcd for record wednos,
Warranty Deeds.

BENJAMIN Alexander to L. l. Chick.
lot 10. block g. Valley Grove add.
G. II. Payue. trustee, TO Hans lessen,
lot n, block 6. Creighton Heights.
j. n, Evans and Wife To NJ, J. Bur-
mester, lot l6, block 3, Hillside add
No. 2......................,,.
Edward Givens and wife to II. Il. JEFF
coat and husband, lot .. block .,
Hll.eke's add d................,.., ...,,,.,.
and 4, block >, liilleke's add.........,.
Total amount of transfers. ............ s.
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Inst Observation-Disclosures surrender.
THE REALTY MARKET.

CARACAS. Jan 9.-CVia Haytien Cable)-
The last place occupied by the revolutiol n
! lists, Carupano, surrendered yesterday.
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MOVEMENTS or STOCKS AND bonds

m3ihc per H., as to size and quality. April
cots, Royal, afri2c; Moor Park, i0ul5c
Peaches, peeled, tiNiSc: uupccled, 6i8ulOc.
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Huston stock quotations.

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-Call loans, 415 per
cent; time loans, 4u41s per cent Ohicial
closing:
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice Beef Cattle Steady, but Other Kinds
Lower; Cows Also Took Drop,
HOGS ACTIVE AND FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
sheep ana NcnrIings Sold About
steady, but Ewes aud Lambs
Were About Dime Lower
Than Yesterday.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. D
1900. 1889 iSoS 1881 1885. 1896 1891.

average price paid for hogs for the past
several days, with comparisons:
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Mutual Line Reported Sold.

An interesting story. If true. an
nouncing the purported sale OF the
China Mutual line. is published in
Victoria papers OF recent date TIA
coma shipping men are inclined. AT
present. 70 doubt the story. The
Colonist saws:
The China Mutual Steam Naviga
ton Company is reported 10 have sold
It's stock, good will and fixtures TO
Mr.. Alfred Holt OF Liverpool The
company has made some very heavy
PROFITS in the Pacific Coast trade. par.
ucularly when the United States Gov
ernment paid fabulous prices for the
China Mutual steamers for transport
service. The trade has been less
profitable Of late. and 1t is generally
believed that the business OF carry
inE wheat from the Sound ports over
the long aud expensive route by way
Of SueE Is not financial success. In
add ton 10 this. there Is more steam
tonnage in the world than can be
used 20 advantage Just at present.
and the company is probably getting
out at a good time
The feet now owned by the com.
pany consists of thirteen steamers.
All modern built fyeighters OF big
carrying capacity and more than or,
dinary speed. The names OF the YES.
sells and their gross tonnage is as fol-
lows: PAX Ling. A4fT: Kintuck. T..
tf7: Kaisow. 3.SSs; Ching wo. 1883:
oopack. asst. Teenkai. 6.s62; Moy.
une. 6.6+5; Yanstsze. e.457; Pingsuey.
6,f5T; Hyson, 6.6oT: Ningchow. $500:
Oanfa. $500: Poyang. $500.
The hast slree named are Just
nearing completion. The company
formerlv own-d smaller Ningehow
and Hyson. which ran from Victoria
TO Skagway during the Klondyke
rush.
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Rs, Crusade Progressing.

Yesterday proved TO be one OF great
activity In quarantine circles. Like
tire day previous. a number OF YES.
sells were treated 10 \ general furni-
CATION. ana the present crusade
against the rats WAS persued with
great vigor.
The work az the Quarantine wharf
IN exterminating the rats in the holds
OF the sailing craft now in port. has
proved an excellent opportunity OF
demonstrating the favorable p ints in
the new famigstion apparatus which
has been set up and placed IN opera
tion az that wharf Yesterday
morning the s. C. Alien. and the
Rosamond were sent away from the
wharf having been subjected 10 three
h0nrs o. sulphur fumlgst'on. The
fumes are injected into the almost air
sight holds OF the vessels through a
four-inch hose which extends the
edge Of the wharf where the vessels
lie. Through the az ncv OF a fast re-
Volving faa. the fumes OF the burning
sulphur are sent throneh the pipe
and down into the securely battened
hold OF the ship. Each vessel Is re
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eIsnealrd on the Rocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14.-From
South America comes the story of the
wreck OF the big British ship Glen
caird. which went on the rocks near
Staten Island, to the eastward OF Cape
Horn, while en- route from Newcastle.
England, TO this port with. general
cargo consigned 10 Meyer. Wilson &
Co. Newcastle was left on May 18th
and the ship was spoken two or three
times in the Atlantic. the last time on
July 18th, in latitude 80 deg north
The date of her going on the rocks IS
not known. Last Tuesday the trans
port Chaco reached Buenos Ayres from
Staten Island with the first officer and
two men of the GlencaiTd, the only sur
viyors. Captain James English and
twenty-seyen men of the crew were
drowned OF Port Margaret, Staten Is
land, when the ship went on the rocks.
and II was only by the rarest good for
tune that the chief officer and his two
companions saved themselves. They
were cared for by residents of Port
Margaret until the Chaco sailed for
Buenos Ayres.
The Glencairds was well known in
this port. as was her master. Captain
English. He leaves wife and five
children. His son, George l.. English.
Is second mate of tn British ship Pc
gasus. now in this port. The Glen
caird was steel four-masted ship.
built in 1889 at Port Glasgow. For
some weeks past the Glencaird has
been in the overdue list at the Mer-
chants Exchange, and the rate of re-
insurance. which began at low fig
ure, had advanced until it reached 35
per cent day before yesterday. The
ship left Newcastle $50 days ago. and
barring accidents should have reached
port month ago. The loss Of the YES
sci is believed to have occurred at
least six weeks ago
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-23
lmprOvements for the Eureka.

Before the Globe Navigation steam
er Eureka sails from the Sound for
this port she viii be subjected TO sew
eral important changes.
The Honolulu agency has received
notification that the Eureka received
a thorough inspection from the Urn ted
States Marine Board while that YES
sci was in the QuarteImasters' har-
Dor dockyard on Puget Sound. and
while they found the vessel in a bet
ter condition that they had antici-
pated. nevertheless more or less work
viii have TO be done en- the boat be
fore she is ready for the Hawaiian
route.
Her rudder is too large for sea ser
vice and some of her stern plates will
have 10 be tightened and new ones
placed. The vessel was leak ng
slightly when she entered the docks.
Her rudder is better adapted to use
on the Great Lakes, where she was
built. than TO the waters of the Pa.
cihc.
Another inspection will be made Of
the Eureka by the Seattle Marine
Beard before she goes on her run.
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WW to to 's5 the s''Si limit. 1aD''''s and ''Asa a
UlI big list OF cabin and steersge
passengers aboard. the T. X.
X steamship HOngkong Maru. 5 days
and hours from San Francisco, ar
rived In port yesterday afternoon.
The Hongkoug Msru was sighted
Of Koko Head shortly after one
o clock. but before the vessel had
complied with all quarantine and i'm
migration regulations and had reach
I'd the Pacific Mail wharf. several
hours had elapsed
The Hougkong Maru experienced q
very pleasant voyage. Excepting the
nrst day out from San Francisco the
weather was fair and the seas smooth.
The Hongkong haru did not attempt
90 make very fast time coming down
owing to the fact that the vessel vas
ahead OF her schedule.
The vessel brought two DAYS later
nevs. and ll6 bags OF mail for Homo
lula. In her steerage she had 1lo
Japanese and about 200 Chinese. This
number will be greatly augmented by
a delegation Of OrIentals which will be
taken on az Honolulu for various ports
in Japan and China. when the vessel
sails she viii take about 250 Orientals
from this port
The officers of the Hongkong Maru
state they were Obliged 10 refuse car
30 az San Francisco. More cargo had
been offered the steamer than could
be slowed away in her hold.
While there were but few notables
aboard the vessel. the cabin list com
prises several returning missionaries
and few army officers. Miss a.
Brownell Of Oakland. Calf. is a pas
seneer for Shanghai. where she will
wed an American who Is in business
there. I. Erlander Of San Francisco
goes 10 Manila 10 engage in business.
Mrs. G.. Weaver and two daughters
are around the world tourists.
Chef Officer Bent formerly OF the
Pacific Mail steamship China. was
found aboard the Hongkong Maru up
on her arrival He has succeeded to the
position vacated by Mr.. bennington
who has been placed in command o.
the steamer Rosetta. one OF the Toyo
kisen Kaisha's steamers on the Asiat
ic coast.
The Hongkong Maru will sail for
the Orient az noon today. Barbour
Lathrop. the society man. who arrived
on tho Ventura the other day. and
who is connected with the Agriculture
Department at Washington. will prob
ably join the HonEkong Maru at this
port Gu route 20 Manila
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Army and Navy.
L. S. tug IroQuois. Pond.
Merchantmen.


This list does not include coasters }
Tillie E. Starbuck. Am ship. Curtis
San Francisco.
Benz. F. Packard. Am ship, q. Allen
Norfolk
H C. Wright. Am sch, V. B. Nelson,
Eureka.
c. D. Bryant, Am bk, p. Colley, San
Francisco. :
W. H Marston. Am sch. C. Curtis. San
Francisco.
Monl,an. am biz. E v Kelley. Oyster
Harbor.
Mauna Ala. Am bk. Smith. San Fran
cisco
Rosamond. Am sch. A. H. Johnson. San
Francisco.
S. C. Allen, Am hk. C. H. Johnson. San
Francisco.
Charmer. Am ship. ]. Slater. Tacoma.
R. P Rithet. Am bk. McPhail, San
Francisco
Santiago, Am bk. EngalIs, San Fran
cisco.
Lita. Ger ship. H. NJ. B. Harms. Ham
burg
Archer. Am bkt, Hardwick, San Fran
cisco.
Aloha. Am sch. Fry. San Francisco
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-krs. L Rigby and infant. Hrs- J.
ksplau. Henry Marco For Shang-
hal-2iss A BroureH. Mis- ID. DaFen-
port. Miss z. n Smith Rev. Lewis
Hodons. Rev. z n Smith. s. Gober
man and family (5D. Mrs. Hodons. Mrs.
Smith. For Hongkong-Ars- G. ".
Beaver. Miss A ". Beaver. Ii Chaw.
Mrs. Ii Chav and children. Z. n
Davenport Mrs. Davenport. I. Erisn-
ger. K J. Guzder. 5. A. knaggs. Mrs.
II c. Kip. Ms e C. Miller. Joshua
Teyis. H l. AcGill. Mrs. AcGiil. Rev
D. o. Lund. MIS-. n Fisher. s. s Rob
erts. Hiss Y. Rsgile-
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ogPARTu..ss
FRIDAY. November

Friday. November -
Gasoline sen Eclipse. Towns nd. for
I-ahaina, Kihei. Makena. Kailua. Ma
poopoo and Hookena. &t p m
Sch Twilight. for Hanalei. at p N
Sch Concord, for Paauilo. at $3.50
a N
SCR J. A. Cummins. SearIe. for Pu-
uioa, az p. N.
Sch Aloha. Fry. for San Francisco
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quired TO remain with her matches
closed for twenty-four hours. The
covering then removed. the ships are
pronounced ready for taking cargo
or sailing In every instance a mum.
Der OF dead rats have been found af-
ter this process has been complied
gith.
During the early part of the after.
noon the ship Tiilie E. Starbuck was
towed outside the harbor and soon
after went TO sea She received treat.
ment at the Quarantine wharf Thurs.
day. Towards evening the Aloha and
the II. c. Wright we're taken TO the
wharf for fumigation.
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The Best Remedy for oiarrboes.

Some years ago while at Martins
burg. ". V. was taken with cholera
morbus. which was followed by diarr-
hoea- The doctors medicine did me
no good. was advised to get bot
tie OF Chamberlain Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. which did.
and il cured me sound and welL-G
\, NORRIS. EmbreeFille. Pa. q. S.
A. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers. Benson. Smith & Co, agents for
Hawaii.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From san Francisco. per T. K. K
steamship Hongkong Msru. November
29.-For Honolulu-Mrs- C. ". Bart
'etf. G. N. Taggart. Miss G. s Wood.
For Yokohama--Mrs. A. L Bagnail. c.
T. Brandt. Mrs. Brandt. d. G. Fair
hid. Alex Tfszn. J. W. Houston. E
9. Jefsv. C. Miller. Miss =. McSeeley.
Mrs Tisau. Mrs r. w McNeeiey and
irfant. X Tanaka, y. E Aattison. K
Yamamoto. For Kobe-John Healy.
J. :. Parks. H. James For Nagasaki
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TramWayS Time Table.
KTNG sTREET LINE.

Carr leave waikiki, for Town ar
5:45. 6:15, Gas a. M, and every 10
minutes thereafter till l0:45, II Is
and 11:45 p. N. from Waikiki go to
the Plnahou Stables.
Cers leave Rifle Range or Pawaa
switch for Town at 5:5s a. N. and
every 15 minutes thereafter till HOS
p. N.
Cars Gave Fort and King streets
corner for Palama at 6:l0 a. N. and
every Is minutes after till 1925 p. m.
Cars leave for Palama only at 5
and $50 a. m.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki at
5:45 a. m. and every Is minutes till
S:45 p. m, then at 1918 and 10:45
p. m. The 11:15 o. m. from Palama
for Funahou only goes TO Waikiki on
Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Rifle Range at 500 and
$50 a m.
Cars leave Fort AID King streets
corner for Waikiki at SOS a. N. and
every Is minutes till 1906 p. m, then
at 10:35 and 11:05 p. m. The 1895
p. m. goes to Waikiki on Saturdays
only.
6ERETANlA STREET AND NUU-
ANU VALLEY.
Cars leave Punahou Stable for Town
at $50 and for Town and Valley at
$40, $50. 6:10, $40, $40, and
1920 q. m.
Cars leave Oahu College for Town
and Valley at $50, $50 and 7:10 a. N.
and every 10 minutes till 1910 D. m
except the even hour and half hour
cars which run from the Stable.
Cars leave Nauanu Valley at $40,
$50, $3.50 a. m. and every 10 minutes
thereafter till 1850 p. m
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets
for Punahou College at sos. 6:25,
Gas a. m. and every 10 minutes after
till 9:45 p. m. After that the cars
run 10 tie Stable up to 1905 p. m,
which is the last car from Town,
reaching the Stable at 1880 o. m
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ARRIVALS.

Friday. November %.
Sch Ada. from Hanamaulu. at a. m.
Sch Rob Roy, from Puuioa. at { a n.
Sch Kawailani. from Koola1 ports.
az 1850 a. m.
Hongkong Aaru. Filmer. from san
Francisco. II lis p. m.
Str waisleale. from Kauai ports. at
noon.
Schr- Rob Roy. from Puuloa-
Sch-. Ada. from Hsnamaulu.
Sehr. kswailani. from Oahu ports.
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To Depart.
Killed az Earthuuake-

TIFLIS (Russia). Nov. 15.-Erze
roum has again been visited by an
earthquake. Altogether there were
fifty shocks. ten of them being very
violent. Twenty-Five persons were
killed and many buildings destroyed.
The panic-stricken populace is camp
ing in the fields. The public Offices
are closed. Several shocks have also
been felt at Kuyniskalah and Hassan
Kaleh
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Sheridan H.s LETT Japan.

AoTices have been received thar the
transport Sheridan. recently disabled
al Nzgasaki. while en- route 70 San
Francisco. would leave the japanese
port on November 18th for San Fran
cisco The vessel Is expected 70 reach
there in about eighteen days. and VIII
probably be shcedGled to sail again
for Manila bout December 18th