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britain recognizes Russia's position In
Nlanchuria Russia is required 10 ac-
knowledge the paramouncy OF England
i'm the Yang Use valley ana guarantee
that our territorial requirements shai
be permanently respected.
Great Britain is willing To drop her
protest In respect 90 the New In"ahB
railway but Russia is required 10 cancel
her agreement with China that the coun-
try having the largest financial interests
should arbitrate IN disputes Connected "llh
the PeIin Han KOw Railway.
The negotiations are confined 10 Fehln
The British Ambassadors at 81. Peters
burg and Pekin are in close communica-
ton"
LONDON. Aug. 25.-All the information
obtainable tends 90 show that the dis
patch sent from here TO New YORK TO-
day. confirming yesterday cablegram
that England had been preparing for a
naval demonstration In the event OF
grave Anglo Russian complications, Is
merely gossip.
The London newspapers and diplomats
rldlcule the statements made ana say
that apparently there Is no specihc Anglo
Russian issue at present, on which uiti-
matums and naval demonstrations such
as mentioned could be based.
LONDON, August IA special as
patch from Shanghai, says:
Violent scenes are reported 10 nave
occurred between Sir Claude Macdonald,
the British Minister. and VI. Pavlon, the
Russian Charge d'Afaires owing 10 the
latter's commanding the Tsung Ii va
men TO break its agreement with the
Hong Kong Bank under pain OF the
Cars strong dlspleasure. The Cninese
are inclined TO obey NJ. Paylon, seeing
that the British c0nhne themselves TO
verbal protests.
The position is now worse than ever.
All the Russian ships have returned 10
Forth Arthur. while the British vessels
are assembling at We-Hai-Wei and
Chefoo. Extreme activity prevails ashore
az Port Arthur.
'.1'he action OF the Russians at New
Chwang indicates an intention on their
part fo remain there iu strong force
whether ~. build me Tien Tsin rail-
d4y or not
LONDON. August ~ The copenhag-
81 correspondent o. the Daily Mail. as
.erf- that No IL m position 10 confirm
the statement ne recently made that "A
compromise has been arrived az between
England and Russia. IN accordance with
which Russia gets her way on the rail-
way questions and England gets conces-
sions in other directions. The relations
between England and Russia, the cores
pendent says ARE very satisfactory. the
Russian concessions fully meeting Eng
fish wishes"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug. 2G.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts fairly active and steady for new
spring patents and bakers; other grades
RYE FLoUR-steady
CORNMEAI. Easy
BARLEY-Dul.
ny Este dy.
BARLEY MALT-DuN.
WHEAT-Spot weak. No. . red. 7lsc.
Options opened stronger and advanced
easily on good foreign buying local Gov
erings higher late cables ana dtSa point
ing receipts. In the last hour, hOWcVe'.
a successful raid by bears sent prices 70
the lowest point, closed &c. below yoster-
day; No. red, May, closed al ''sc-' Au-
gust closed al 73c.; September closed al
C0RN-spot easy; No .. 5jc. Options
Armer In the forenoon on cold "eatner
gossip. but eventually broke with wheat
and closed lsc. net lower. 5eotemoer
closed at 34a.c.. December closed Al - 80.
OATS-Spot quiet; No. ?, re. options
dun and featureless; September cioaeu al
BEEF-steady
CUT MFATS-Steady
IARD-Steady: western steam, 80.
September, S5.3J nominal heHAou s'e"Ds D
PORK-Dull but steady.
BITTTER-Weak: western creamery,
14Iqi0c: do factory. llnl4c. hielns,
19c. imitation creamery lSaloc'' site
ScijHirEsFGDun: large white. oe','
enthusiastically. State and frnns'if 'i'.-.
150I5lac.. western fresh |'c
POTATOES STEADY Jerseys 'I Co..
ono f-f4nd ~ 900 o. rf"''-. ft.i. ,.-'.
tueu Ni'ii -."
COTTON. SEED OIL. lt-t.
pfTgDIi.l N-Stotct.
tOSIN-Steadl.
m EPFNTINE- Firn.
sfcE-S ieadv.
c.RgAGT- Steady. Long l-Isut }-r@.
GOI9FT,F,-Opened steady and Nn-
CHANGED: prices 10 > points decline; ruled
generally weak under Euro3e1n cables
ana foreign selling. Local selling. check
ID by disappointing Rio and Santos move
ment. increasing warehouse deliveries in
mis- country. and larger interest IN the
mart of consumers; closed steady and un-
changed 20 points lower. sales 1890
hags. Including September. S5GjNj. 20. Mo-
vember. $3.50 Spot-RiO firmer; No :
invoice G3sNGizc.. No Z iobbng. G'S01c.
mild very steady. CordOva. Su1Jc.. very
active demand At fun .riees.
STGAR-Raw strong. held higher: fair
refining. Lie: centrifugal So test. sac.
MOLASSrS-3 9-l0c Refined strong
| No t. 4 J-l6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
FAIRFIELD REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE sub-League and Eject
Officers.

Republicans Of Fairfield District s, met at
~. In corner OF j street and Mechan-
iesville Turnpike at o'clock last even
ing and effected the organization OF q
sub-league. .t.c..d.
The following officers were ei,s ,,1l
Lewis Potter president. Anran Nnes,
vice-president Richard Hines $1,000 ,,,ie', >
Steve Richards. chaplain, .'''
urer. ,.t -.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
and addresses were made by Dr. X. T.
Jones and others. -
During the coming week the delegates
from luckahoe, Brooklyn ana "ariha
Will organize. -
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2G.-FLOUR- Quiet
and unchanged.
WHEAT-Steadv; spot and month IOlt
1Oisc.. september 6Yl4IOJlsc., October,
cole asked. December, bl@c4. bid.
Southern wheat by sample. 6ld1lc.
CORN Steady: spot month and Sen
TENDER. 3fn34l.c.. steamer mixed, 3B0
33isc. Southern white and yellow Germ,
34i035c
OATS-Easy and dull: No. white west
RYE-steady: No nearby. 46c. No .
western. 4Sc.
Submissions and unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-Steady ana unchanged.
TTUCE-Unchanged.
WHISKN-Unchan6ed
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Lee for the Senate.

As * well known. OF course, the next
Legislature OF Virginia meets In Decem-
Der. 1890. and its meeting will be the
conclusion OF what promises 20 be the
most memorable contest that Virginia
has ever known. We refer TO the Lee
Martin fight T.. United States Senate
Fitzhugh Lee H. ex-Confederate general
and now MI r-general in the United
States yoluEcer Army. has emphatieal-
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Port Royal ........ ...s........- o'.''-
Total ........... ............ S'ol'4OS
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 26-COTrON-
Futures steady and unchanged, SeDtem-
Der. j120I2j: October J.24Gj2j. NOvem-
Der. 5.2S0J.3J. December J.32aj33. Janu-
ary 5.36a5.5s: February. 1.39p5l0i
March. J.43QJ.4A
LIVERPOOL. Aug 26-COTTON-Spot
ia limited demand. prices unchanged /.
American middling. 5-lGd. Tho sales Of
the day were 1900 bales. Of which 800
were for speculation and export, and in
cludcd 900 bales American. Receipts,
100 bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet. with moderate
demand. and closed steady; American
middlng. J. IN. e.. AUGUST li-Cj, sellers
August and september. 3 i3-Oig5 l4-b4.
sellers. September ard October : ll-t4.
sellers. October and November. 3 a-d4a
3 1864 sellers. November and December.
3 g-Cl sellers. December and january
g-Gi. sellers. January and February.
3 g-G4. sellers. February and Nsrch.
3 g-Gln2 1864. buyers, March 5nd April,
3 1O-6I43 1i-C4. sellers, April and May.
3 lt-G4, buyers; May and June, l@-uo.
sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

bv Mr.. George \. Haynes. ten 40 pack
ages Of sun-cured tobacco. highest price.
sos Marks and numbers "a LoloWs
T T.-No 2t 80 80 M T. 10 ~ At $40 %:
NJ l.. S.-No. at Ss.s7lN No. Al 81. 80.
No 3 al 1918. No 4 Al - ana 30. ~
81 50: II. J. T.-No. ] at 1000. ...
Private sales reported TO the secretary
NJ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. / hogshead. hllers, ~ leai
dark. .. lugs dark. l. Total 20 hoss-
heads .o-,. ,o-,.,,,.
Insuections-B Bright. l hogshead' dark 8
hogsheads and o tierces. Reinspectiois-
DARK hogsheads an
Stonewall. Crenshaws, ShOckoe' Alt-
ehauv. Old Dominion, Davenport 3. rant
ers and SeabrOOks tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. 20 packages, de-
liveries 60 packages -.
limited states Internal revenue conec-
lions on tobacco for the city or klch-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarette
SO 15D 81. plug tobacco. S2lls.so. lo'al'
S5.27s.1i.
4 letter from the White sulphur
Sprlngs. Greenbrier county, W. Va, say s
Mr. william r. Hancock IS recup ta'iiis
very rapidly and Uncle Tom svhus Mo
best love TO all OF the boys. -,.....,,, ..
Mr.. rutherford Rose. OF Arlington q
pose has lust returned from "A very oe-
iightful visit 20 the Greeinq,rler w "a ,n
very much invigorated and improves il
health. and - cOruldiIy sIrV0V" ~
host OF friends. -, ...ho ,oy,a
o,-er an the "TeutOnic.' Of the White
Star Line, arrived n New YORK on
Thursday. ansd In Richm md. va, To-
day. Friday August 26 ls9s, ~, w9 9sjtnd he
~, " Snitb vas accompanied by Mr., VIC
t Mr' GaI iIs SON Of the great tobacco
manufqcturer. Of Belfast ireland, VI +.
Thomas Gallagher. Young Can asneI -
most prepOssessing young gentieihau, ahu
bns already made many friends nnd nc
nIaintances on the Richmond lopaf.s
Trade who are glad TO have nm WIZ
US. both on his own account as W. ,,,.i
his fathers. who Is always very WI
come visitor 10 the city.
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PONCE PORTO RICO Aug. IA del
uge from the mountains to-day flooded
the rivers and the bridge between the
town and port was desroyed. This will
prevent General Miles attending a recep-
ton givei. in his honor by Porto Rlcans
ut the leading club tonight and will
probably cause much Inconvenience In tho
transportation OF troops who are return
ing home. Several camps were washed
out
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.


NORFOLK. VA. Aug 2G.-PEANJTS-
Peanuts-Farmers stock. fancy, 3sac
common. 2La2s4c.. market steady and
drm. Spanish, zoe, market weak.
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MARKET TAKES
AN UPWARD TURN
indications That Liquidation of Profits
is Over for the Present.
A GENERAL ADVANCE IN STOCKS.
some of the Industrial Spcciaities
Helped Sustain the Strength-Mon-
ey Market Continues Primer.
u. >. Bonds Unchanged.

NEW YORK. Aua. 2G.-Indlcations in
ihe stock market late yesterday that thc
foundation OF profits was over Tor the
present. and that powerful interests Were
prepared 60 re-enter on the long sue
were a buudantiy confirmed to-day. Prices
were marked up sharply az the opening.
but there were sufficient selling orders
placed with commission houses 10 feduct
The gains In the gIangcrs ana put stop
fO tho advance. The enormous aDsOlp
ton of the Northern laclhc stocks now
ever. was undated. and the asgresSit,
strength shown Dy sugar also heipcu '"S
tarly rise. The continued ADVANCE on
Minnesota Iron and Steel ana some or the
Industrial spccialtics were also sua'alH-
ing forces. The large outside on,i w
fo take profits served 90 mater lily '.
crease the buying movement hoNtF,l
and period of duliness ana htHiicH pr
icrvcncd 10 was terminated by the suu-
den movement boz Union racine; WIZ,
rose early above B.. and was htlu lne l y
FOR the balance OF the day. The pfflciIeu
stock was also lifted 20 81. ana the move
ment extended 40 the grangers ana so1lh1,
western railroads The grauftrs were ~
advanced 90 near the high PONY ON ~" 'c
eI,rn fraction above it. a late recovery
in Peoples Cas- after early -d'PiSS W.
carrying the price above w. A'iu ~
fuarkrf lu the final transactions IN iii,
900 ~ some active prohibiting. ana
gu advance iu Denver preferred OF mean ~
two points helped 10 the same thu. - ~
money market mhlhlalheo ~ nI ~ ~
To-day can loans ranging from 5AbIt
Sterling exchange weakened under me
pressure of grain and cotton bhls' slT,liiSi
assurance that prompt ftiel may "' no"
ION amy money sfriugency. .
ProGt-taking was evidenced ~ SOM %,
tho speculative bonds today, pul tho
rfsndard issues were mainly firm. rotor
sales. S4.77O oD" Government h'n'H "'I'
unchanged
MONEY At.p FECuANcE .ton'r on
eau lrm 81 1s.02i. per c'ni.t .a-l loiIi
700 per cent. prime mcIcdnlht tH J..
fkNp. per cent sterling EXCHANGE
s,6akcr. with actual business I'm bank
ers' bills al s4S504 SJik for demand, ana
20 SLs3Hats3ik for sixty days posted
rates. "a s404. slb and $3.50, commt,t Iol4i
bills Sfs2a4. silver certificates. ov12lni
bar silver COZ Mexican dollars. 4Ul2'
Government bonds steady.
BANK CLEARINGS-The total bank
cloarlnps I'm the United States for NE
week were 81. 2l9GO00l2. per cent. ~
srolsc. 1913 Exclusive Of New York
y347. 1854. per cent. increase. 81
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NAyAI. srOEhS.


SANANN. Ca. Aug. - SPIRITS
or TtfRPENTINE-Fir 81 re. sales.
w casks. receipts. Ll>9 casks.
ROSTN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
I 80 barrels: receipts, 3,9i3 barrels.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Aug. 2G.-TUR-
pFNTINE-M Market firm at 2jc.; sales
YROsIN-Firm and unchanged; sales
none
WILMINGTON. y; c.; Aug. 2J.-SPIR-
IT'S or TURPENTlNE-Firm AT 2Gn
ME: receipts. los casks.
ROSIN-Firm al SlHl.oj. receipts. flg
GRi-DE TURPENTlNE-Firm at S1.lOa
10. receipts - barrels
rel-.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va, Aug. &c, 1885.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day
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CuJCAco MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-After nearly two
hours elatiOn and buoyancy to-day wheat
became sogsy and depressed on heavy
foreign market and liberal receipts from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

steamship BaliimSorrc ~. " . -,-.o.
N',i, ,,slin Tlm CITY Hayes Mstl'-
,on' I've landings pa sensffs ana gene
rs cargo.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or WEST POINT. AUG. 20 1873
ARRIVED. ~,
baltimore. "

,,ore HSsssngers and general cargo ,o.,,-
STEAMSHIP Elm city. li1E-,a and ,,en-
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2G-The small
volume Of spot business in Liverpool and
the weakness of the English cotton mar
ket for futures as indicated boy early
cables was distinct disappointment 90
view of the steadiuess developed yestcr-
DAY hy our market. which opened to-day
at a decline of LAB points steady in tone.
Later there was iallE without any o.
thing i'm particular 10 explain IL, and
prices worked up 10 net gain Of 3U5
points on yesterdays hgures. stu later
the market eased of again, hut steadied
near The close There was am absence or
support OF any kind, and most OF the
time the market dragged Ihis was tne
first day for notices of intention to deliver
cotton ON September contracts. Those
only amounted 20 5000 To 900 bales,
easily and promptly taken care Of one
element of news calculated To- increase
caution was the yellOW-fcYer talk. II was
reported that yellow fever had been dis
covered ON the outskirts of Galveston
Later accounts had fl that New orleans
as a result which the small receipts a.
that uOiut TODAY would seem 20 lear
out The future market closed steady at
% net gain Of @p' points.
COTTON Steady; middling, 90: net re-
CENTS none. gross. 4l3 bales. exports TO
Great Britain. SO bales 10 The Continent
N2N bales, forwarded iui odlrs, safes,
Sl1 haloe spinners. 3Cl bales. stock, o.
Wrkly-Nct receipts, 4lG bales: gross,
3.3l6 bales. exports 20 Great Britain.
4.744 bales 10 the Continent, 1913 bales.
forwarded 3l4 bales. sales, D. $50 bales
spiuncrs. 2.99i balcs.
Total to-day-Net receipts 1923 bales
exports 90 Great Britain, '29' bales, 20
the Continent. 2.32s bales; stock, l7SsOO
Consolidated-Ne receipts. 202O bales
exports TO Great Britain, lO,SO bales. TO
the Continent 1927 bales.
Total since september lst-Net receipts.
S.alt. 56S bales. exports 90 Creat Britain,
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new crop. September closed &c. lower.
Corn lost lsC oats are unchanged 10
re-. higher. Pork is down b.. Lard and
ribs remain unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet. No. yellow corn, Bic. No.
spring wheat. Gle; No. spring wheat.
No. oats 2Oi4 u20atc.; No. white. 2Sn
25c. No. white 22i Q23i &c.: No. rye.
A. i.c.; no. . barley. jGc.. No. ! fax seed,
s9c. new. gOIsc.. prime timothy seed.
$50: mess pork per barrel, s. s5Qs 80.
lard. per 100 pounds S5.O5n5.yIA, short
rib sides 0oosel S5OjUj.3D. dry salted
shoulders boxed. S4J0Q4.tO; short clear
Sides tboxedD. S5JNM5.GO. sugars UNI
changed: butter unchanged; eggs un-
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-27
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Aug. &c. Is

Richmond Va. Aug. &c. 1895.
SALES 1000 Virginia Centuries AZ
7Js.. 900 90 at 75a. ~ shares Virginia
Carolina Chemical preferred az 1917. -
shares DO. at 1O3ls.
GOV. SECURITIES. Bid. ASKED.
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Laundry Soaps.

,r-. t.., Inn carload lots. That Why
We can sell al such law PRICES
n' ,,l,,,,'7 .ai,1drv soay. o for lOc
TIr-.v qc bsr-ufuaNy ".
pound bar Acme Soap. l5c.--"oIl' -'-'
itory SOAP. cakes &c.
ilsgiene Washing Powder lc.. ,o..
sleNo (as good ~ Sapohol, loI lV0.
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BID. Asked
STATE SECURITIES.

North Car0llna ., G. 1Dl0 ~
North Carolina Gs. c.. 1919. j.
Va. BIS. new. G.. and X. 1892.
Va. Century, 2-3. G. and r..
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Port Royal ....... ............ G5.972
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BANK STOCKS.


III 81 fIIlIlNIF I+IIII
Amer lob. Go. pfd ........1o0 132 o..
Amer Tob. co. com. ....... 80 10 go.
Na.-Caro. Chem. pld. 100 lV9ls lWr-
Nu-CarO. Chem. cOnl......lVV O'i2 Ou'l
Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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Total ........... ............ s.551,4cs
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Offerings at auction on Change to-day
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BANK CLEARINGS-Th total bank
cloarines I'm the United States for NE
week were 81 90 GWol2. per cent. ~
,ro,eo 1o2 Exclusive of New York,
yf47 437. J47. per cent increase. 81
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NEW YORK. Aug % -FLOUR-Re-
ceipts fairly active and steady for new
spring patents and bakers, other grades
quiet.
RYE FLOUR-Stcady.
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White grounds. with dainty blach ns-
urcs black grounds with dainty white
figures. Irish point embroidery rIfflef
and trimming. loose-htting Innings.
faced with same material aud deep
hem.
Daily camera., 1898-05-27

The work of Boulder's volunteer fire
department at the big fire last night can
not be too highly praised. The High.
lands, Boulder hose, Mackey hose and
hook and ladders responded promptly
to the call and under Chief Mays direc.
ton made most valiant efforts in behalf
OF saving property. Notwithstanding
the great difficulties encountered, the
low pressur~ of the water, the Irregular
ity of the building and the Roadway the
flames had gained before the alarm was
turned in, the work of the boys was such
as to get the flames under control within
two hours. The fire was one of the most
stubbornly fought contests ever seen in
Boulder, and 1t was due to the heroic
work of the fire boys that the loss was
not greater.
Daily camera., 1898-05-27
Sherins Sale.

By virtue of an execution f ia and fee bill L.
sued out of the Clerks Office Of the District
Court of Boulder County and State of Colorado,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the sum Of one Thousand Eve hundred
and sixty three and e6.10U dollars 81 66, and
costs Of suit the amount ola certain Judgment
recently obtained against The Jamestow Min
Ing, Milling and Reduction Company, In favor
Of William A. S. Graham, out Of the lands, tene-
ments, goods and chatte1s of the said The
jamestown Mining. Milling and Reduction
Company, I have levied on the following pro-
perty, towit
i set bead balances, / set pulp balances and
set weights, 2 alcohol Tampa, I oil stove, glass
tunnels. glass retorts, el.s: receiver. gIadu-
kers glass; 4 evaporating dishes. II stock bottles
and contents, 8 parting Masks, / Wedgew ood
mortar, iron mortar and pestie, 10 annea1ing
ssps seHe. se9e o9e sampiers scoop retort IRON,
alag moulds, graphite crucible, 3eupel nc oulds,
pair tongs, lot 1ucibles and scori6ers, hand
ore crusher monkey wTenchss. iron ron. wren rem
wrenches ,l2 cold chisels, pair niPpers ! jack
plain, carpenter hammers, / blacksmith ham.
mer nail puller. drawing knife. ! auger, l
tin .pails, l 6ber pail. rope and tackle,
chain and tackle. l Get grocer scales and
weights, wash tub, gold pans, ! Dbl
lime, lamps and brackets. .ot OF leather
snd saei, s.it roii leather betting, letter press
bowl and brush, shovels. hoe, crowbAn,
picks double jacks, single Jack, chain
xrencn. l ron rubber packing, oh6ce chairs,
stove. / table, IS Seet rubber hose. iron wheel
barrows, wood wheel barrow, = nail keg: and
i-S0 n:esi seive, TASKS quicksilver, 10 cords
wood (more o. fess). large gas retort or anfne,
miscellaneous lot Of o. iron consulting Of iron
pots. Cd retorts Iron door frames iron shafting,
Iron puiieys, old steam pump; lot lumber and
timber In mill and about yard, lot Of ore In ore
house and lot Of ore piled up ct mine.
Therefore, according to said cou,mend shau
expoee fof sale, at public auction. III the right,
tue and interese of the above named The Jamess
towr Mining, MiliirH and Reduction Cempany
in ard 70 the above described pFcP< ~ on Fri-
Az. The 1gd day ofJune, lao0, At O'Clock ?. m.s
& The once 81 said company tn Jamestown
4ouldef Couaty Colorado,
Deted q BorIdef this 2lst day Of MaZ laa
r. j. fHOR11oNs
Shefi& ol Boei6es Ceuaty.
FirA psh maya last june :, ~.
Daily camera., 1898-05-27
MEMORIAL PARADE.
Order Of Marshal of the Day, A.
Sawyer.

Order of Marshal of the Day, A. NJ.
Sawyer.
The Memorial Day procession will
form at 9 a. m, Monday. May 80 and
move in the order indicated below to the
State University where the Grafton of the
day will be delivered by Hon. T. J.
O'Donnell, of Denver, after which the
procession will reform as before and pro.
ceed to the cemetery and complete the
ceremonies of the day.
Band will form on Pearl street, right
resting on 18th. State Preparatory cadets,
Captain Day commanding. on left of
band. U. X. Knights of Pythias on left
of cadets followed by subordinate lodge
K. of P. 10. o.. F., lodges Nos. 9 and
liz, on I4th street between Pearl and
Walnut, right resting on Pearl. Wood.
men of the World on 14th street, left of
A. o. U. w. City government and school
board in carriages at city hall on 14th
street. School children under Prof.
Casey and teachers of the public schools
will assemble at Central school building
and fall in rear OF school board at city
hall. Sons of Veterans and Nathaniel
Lyon Post No. and all members of the
blue and the gray in front of headquar-
tiers, T. G. SINNERS commanding. Wo-
mans Relief Corps, Mrs. Ullmer presl-
dent, on Pearl street, right resting on
18th street, followed by citizens in car
riages.
DR.. H. w. Callahan, S. P. S; Major w.
S. Peck, K. of P; L. B. Battles, Wood.
men; w. H. Miller, l. o. o. F. No. II2;
and Mrs. R. E. Arnett, w. r. c, are
hereby appointed aids.
A. M. SAWYER,
Marshal of the Day.
Daily camera., 1898-05-27

The coming celebration of Memorial
day on Monday next by the G. A. r. and
ex.confederates marks the beginning of
a distinctly new epoch in the history of
America. 1t marks the formal reunion
of the members of one grand family, the
healing of old wounds and new begin.
ming on 6rmer basis. The joining of
the old forces on recent occasions, in
bidding adieu TO the volunteer troops as
they marched to the front was the begin
ming of the official act which sweeps
away the old barriers, and now together
the once opposing forces will pay honor
to the memory of our nations departed
heroes. No greater event will be record
ed within the present year than this re-
union. Let US pay to it due honor and
Difference.