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FRUITS

APFLES--lI
APRICOT s-f-e.torntz- psf crate, Ms
BLACK 2Es4IzS-75sSi o.
CA2E s----5' .-igrziz e -.
GRAPES sEss 4s1Sac for t-ozsEsi crates :
lelss DflzEsrs. ~ baskets @e5s%.-
LENCNS-s4 ad1s So
Pill GS-F=- - h -ss7HSc- ocs-rhfrt bushels
- l9- C2-.tcT.-& rs- crate s. Is.
FEACtiEs--Hef peek and n1s-lAt-t hEssels
to1es afc i-ozEset crates &c SSc. CAil-
fcr-ls rs
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Gz!vsel1e3 GA44sn 175. Wszkegzz 1sa
Nslts SD case Advances Tor COMMON
over ezs~ =. 75,: 3D. ~: Is aze q. ~.
. 1c u !1c ~ SD Isl. =. GaoIzuols
.-s .sE .ess Va. car los
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cRAES AND HAy

csrsor. 3cfH Z Q . tzrs ..oz --slle-,-
:s1ltrs r-sfes tr1z save 5SIz- =r-4 r<-
..a -5s ~ 1Tz-- - ~ ~ o1s-@l - CAS- az
se-1 AIS la1 - -. 90 5cs - tzr.
80 h--s-s l-H 4sa sc eo-1 tar FT-ze
i1ftErEl EJaA-F=- =, IS -
C4E$-N@ szrEss 9Eae -. ~
o. 81 efhs 5asas ssr sE.
AIL2ET SEE1--5c
EE-s= zs- tgsEs!
WHEAT SElETS-ssc - 10 lis
WHEAT EEESs>sG S--Fsst- ~ -
E4f-Aitslfs. .: fet11s O. -sr tn -i-a.sy
~ 5a61s at Se-sa TsIas o-E;rta lay s.sG5
s.AJ A.rt1 Ttrzs 81 go. s.3s.
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New Orleans. gniy s.--coHee--Quies: or
dins1y 10 far, Rio. sis67i.
New YORK iuiy -coree-closed steady
III M s AMI II. shsus sts.s NJ snyos.
ca No Z 3obping. sts. Mid. quiet. Car
IGpya. s1iz,
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotstioas for Round Lots of stspl.
Comm cd tiles
HEAVY STAPLES

These neoialiops are revised daily ana their
snrzeciDSss can oe relied uoba. The priccs an
taose fuiinx In Hanston wholesale markets.
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Following ara i.z rissrEress nf r. Eczstc-
ts-kx r. - w==s r.-E "a 2c4 t,- tie sc--z-
f1cro:-E IKE last yezr, ;ogethe- with ,ss 4
crease q tss-ezss.
Tt.s vst- Last Fesr Increase
Ncz5EF -..-..-.--. ss-.ii4 s. ~ "a -ssli 80
T-=E1zv FcErth q 1u7y, hoiitsy
NSstzssd4E .-.-- ss5ili .-7c -ls5!l
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s.wmiIi EmpI.ye killed.

Dallas, Texas. July s.--ThamAs Ba.ss.
an snpless Of Dallas saw mill. WA In
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cl,sHEn FsUr-s A,sD vss-ErAsrEs

CANNED FaCi7s-f.- asz.zss. .-.e- ere
Jess ~ ec-s-ssl s. .aS1 ~ I'D =z.-.
k-l-=- e =. - --4r .tEr1E-4- $50
sgH -es-E IN y-z-3lr. e4e. .saeE-
tGft-- -ai- zs.eess- - :-l p=aE.t 8 -.
rs 81 ssE1- f-3E
cANSE1 T:o6E-T -Es-Z:-sscssx III
sE-. z=-s1z 500 +.- II. eEE E.Ess ESs-t-
,a-F s11 te=z.c=s- - AT La t=E-s IN
go Ess- ssg sE-E 1ttzs -. t-l E=-g :.
rs 80 : s----E-ezz .,@.@s = -1il S=E.s
= ~. "a ka1E-. 1eGEs 80 f-l Es-s@s AZ
-2f-1Dfat Jezs- rs 81 -zz2I Six. sz-lg
1-ls -tAa fats --!e E*ga1 s. ~ A-t.4-
ete t=t 11ds -+tk ts1-T ~ e-2 zeE..
8 t.s-s 2sr1-zE-s. Cz-,v--l1 $50 so
-5'1 A2tzr- rs=E=a. --=1 81 Ez5r-, g. 10
IL ~ - .AA E=E-i = 20 =. sgs4
E.tf- --5a sse
CAL,FozN7t yzL II Ezra ssass,-s ~
- geEtAs .@E7- S24-g s-2s1- - Tsi-os
C-1 N'--1 f--t.ie II -.Ecs t-srriz. g. * 49,
s1ts s. -s&i 5zTr-a'7 ,=zrs y.-Sa6az g. as
sta-1es IS tGiG So E-EE.A;1 I-a-zh r<z1z=s
aeV C-tEtr-e & sfa zz-.rozx & E-5s a.
Tslicw TrsN sc,3 :. ifS 80 xr-.1rls & SO
- E4rr.ett EeE-z s. 81 ~
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GALVESTON srocK.


Pert Of sabine Pzss, Teas. July :
Arrived.
schoscsr Daisy Falrlire. Dgniua. Dzlcrs-s
British bark Alice. GornleT. Tz-riro
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GALyEsrnN srArEMYxr.

GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BIZ ]. and G, n. ts bales; G.. II. and u
IT. Total i72 bales
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caasarr TgEv s.---Es rTA21 rsSsasx
vs-s s1s-szsfT veal i191r ewing 3
VIZ gos'u--l iEras'. AZ rE4Ers-F % rs
s4-ss aTsE sKzErtfF gFseEz suf5 H.
sgrr 5sTnsit y AT sI.s sssE y
fss=aIas1s Es-4 sEnpsssrps sT lbs
wssaz.sss u E-Ez Ees3 esaz1as aa
mt 5 zssE -1sa j.
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csIysstor--ssots closes auiss ara US
rhange4
Oraln4rs -.z lE-ls Coed n.Iddiing tx
2 Good ofdlnsry S-Is Ata9Nng sasf ca
! pw mi1diing $ s-is sales .... 81
New orIesns Spots cgozeE easy ard M
ri2rEs1-
I@oz ordlrzry.5 Mtc1ilnz s~
Ordinary. 81 Coos EnidtIiag. G 5-is
Good ordlAAry.-s< Mtdckiag fair. s sl-ls
Lex ni1dinE. "a i1-is Sales - -
Lon ns1diing-- a Is-ls ssits 1890. i75S
se~ York Spots closed quIst ard an
ff'zrgt1-
Coed orelnarx...5 lis Gos1 Ds6ilinz sts
Low rtt1iine-.s5 gl-is Mt11linz sxsri
Il sfIcdilrs SIS Sales .........- z2a9
i1iyefp1os = spas closed qalss and ~
changed demand HEATED; kzlez syDss imports
nope.
Ga0t4tipp5 for mlctiInE al other srot mar
Eefx r1xstuer with the sales.
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COTTON.

We sill ssve fc- Gotten rut n. i.
STANDARD MEECaANTABLg la
BALI: = CENTS PER I5o POUNDS -
ear ltrlts fnr cotton Of TIE sane ne. \
ln the usual INCONPREssE1 ~
HALE. s-3 y CENTS PER lN ~
rrors than to- cosro- ~. % ~ Az
COMPRESSED SQUARE BALE Al -,
AID place so- season sz3scE luly ii ~
WELD & NEVILLE. Houston =.
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Vessels IL Port.
vessels Destined for Galveston


COTTON ON saIPBoARD
For L.syeTpool--Ss Cz5tlIs 5-cS bales
For SeT York-Mziiory line. SO bales.
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Nv orleans 5ulg Pcrl.-sfsu5arG mss
- GsA LAID Redrea tisTss E4Gsts pa5e
lars rs Eoxet mests-Drr salt snn4lSsrs
rs6fis si1ss IS bEcon--cleaY %. sstas
~ Hsuls-sC hotce sugar cared sls1f3 ii.ce
STEADY SGi& Ficor Ereia And soetsfyFs-
Guset FLOUR Extra fancy ssas 81. rat.
safs, q s9g+pe CnTSueal- - 1891 - Bran
q HsY-Prsn5e - a@ls4 10 choice IS mr.
- yellow e. Ozis-So- sscke3. .
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pom q Galveston. July
CLEARED.
s. Alsnso. Hix. for NeT York viz Key
West
SAILED.
s. Alamo. Xix. for NeE York via Key
West
Vessels ii Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
M4rla R.taMers 1880. Z. EEc.lle-
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sp1t xeak Nc. red sss, ,oe sfoar sie.
'ssor. - No Netthern ualuih. slN to.b.
anoat 70 arrive. Oufioas closed weak ~ IA
decline ne, froHl Saturday, curb psige LAZY
ia, Ssptauiher - December. saA Igis.s
leather. wool-Sss3ey. Cnt,onsesd oii-Stezss
Mesais-Thc meal market neyssdued a
healthier nndeftone and shoUsa 3 nDaaysts
amount Of activity today Cahlss fro-s ths
EuFop1sr markets ard advises from Weston
peirts agerased IN distinctly Ia favor 4. -
FnArket ana stimulated buyers AZ tie eicse
the metal EXCHANGE called nsk iIea warrants
nemtrSl az 100 lake copper steady xtth
100 Did ana IS . asked Tin-lirhsr w',n
2. y BID and gls-is asked Lead--i.s3 bid and
- asked SpelIeF--s,eady. 500 bid and
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.
26nI l.. CIR. h.ceI.mi.16.5(
4Gs La ave. 3d-foor

] lbs our oAiiti 49,
to WESCDTT X WILCOX.
1897 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding special term for Orphans
Court busIness.-In Estate OF Andrew W. Ham
mond. deceased No. 1888 Administration Docket
28-Application having been made to the Supreme
Cont of the District Of Columbia. holding spe-
clal term for Orphans Court business. for letters
OF administration said estate, by Robert J.
Hale. a creditor it is ordered this 22d day OF
September, 1899, that notice is hereby given to
the unknown heirs of Andrew W. Hammond. de
ceased. and to all others concerned. to appear In
said court Friday. the LIST day of December.
a. ID. 1890. ut 10 O'Clock am. to show why
such application should not he granted This no.
tice shall be published In The Washington Law
Reporter. Evening Star and in newspaper pub
lished In Saratoga county. n. Y. in each of
three successive weeks before the day there
in mentioned-the first publication to he not less
than thirty days before said return day By the
Court: A. b. HAGNER. Justice. Attest: J..
NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills. JAMES t.
HUNTER. Attorney for Applicant. se25-law3t
NO. 91o7. ADM. DOC. 26-TIIIS is To GIVE
Notice: That the subscriber. OF the District of
Columbia. has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, holding special term for
Orphans Court business. letters OF atriinistrat
c. T. a. on the personal estate OF John F. Rodgers
late OF the District of Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the said decea sed
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereaf, to the subscriber on or before
the 18th day OF September next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate Signed this 18th day Of September
1899. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT. SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY. by THOMAS r. JONES
President. GIST BLAIR Attorney. se1S-law,3w
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington, ID. c., Septem-
Gemmssoners of the District Of camba intend
to make the following named improvements, which
are; in their Judgment: necessary for the public
half the cost OF the will be made provided
In public act No. III, approved August 7, 1894.
Parties who are interested in the proposed work
are notified that the said Commissioners will give
a hearing at the District building on WEDNES-
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1899,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. in the board room
of the said Commissioners, to any and all persons
who may desire to object thereto: SET NEW
CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK-On both
sides of Calan street ne, from 9Th street to 18th
street. abutting lots in square 1866, fronting on
said Callan street between the limits named. at
an estimated cost Of $4,000 On the north side Of
A street and Massac hnsetts Sc. from 18th
TO 14th street. AUDITING lots in square 1885,
fronting on said A street and Massachusetts ave-
between the limits named at an estimated
cost of 81 217. On the west side Of 18th street
Sc, from East Capitol street to street abutting
lots In square 1896 fronting said 14th street
between the limits named. at an estimated cost
of S1,175. On the west side Of 10Th street Sc
1853 fronting on said 18th street between the lin
its named at an estimated cost OF T. oS7. on the
east % side 81 Of 80 b re eoc F fak tGns
at an estimated cost Of 1921. On the north side
of street ne, from 18th street to 18th street,
street between the limits named. at estimated
cost Of Sl,l24 RESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT
north Of street. abutting lots 1871, 1ss 1se. 140
1a i42 49, - and ~ 49, at an
BRICK SIDEWALK-On the north side of street
NV abutting lot block 8 Bloomingdale, at an
Whitfield '' OR AsP pG BLocKnane wi' IL
square SOU s7s sbutting lots a. 45. 49, At. 49, 1s2,
as n4 TINS - and + R said s
alley in square south of 1O4 at an estimated cost
Of Sl.os2; JOHN 3: WIGHT JOHN Y. ROSS,
se25, 26&oc6&7-4t
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TRANSPORT STRIKES on A REEF.
Leelanaw Got of Her Course Coming
Into Frisco.

The United States transport Leelanaw
arrived in San Francisco yesterday with
pumps steadily at work 10 overcome the
effect of a hole in the ships bottom.
The Leelanaw sailed for Manila on Sep
TENDER 2 with cargo of commissary stores
and 200 horses for army use. Distemper
developed among the horses, and so many
of the animals died that the Leelanaw put
Into Honolulu and landed there the com.
missary stores and the surviving horses.
The transport then started on her return
trip. During the three days prior to reach-
ing port thick and constant was the fog
that no observations could be taken, and
having lost her bearings the Leelanaw
struck the reef bar Montara. twenty miles
south of San Francisco. She was for five
hours stuck fast on the rocks, and when
she finally foated off at high tide it wa4
found that the ragged rock had torn Q
hole In her bottom.
1t will be necessary for her to go to dry
dock for a considerable overhauing. In
addition to the leak. the vessel was badly
strained.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. sitting District Court. No.
800. In re the extension and widening of Sherman
avenue.-Notic. is hereby given that the Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia pursuant the
provisions of an act Of Congress, approved March
8. 1899. entitled IAN act for the extension of
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. and for other pur-
poses.' have filed petition in this court praying
the condemnation Of the land required for the ex-
tension anG widening of Sherman avenue from
form width OF one hundred feet as shown on
plat or map prepared by said Commissioners and
annexed to their said petition and marked ''Ex-
hlbit. D. c., No. l, and praying also that a jury
the provisions Of chapter eleven I'D of the Re-
vised Statutes Of the United States relating to the
District of Columbia to ascertain the damages for
and In respect Of the land proposed to be con-
demned for the extension and widening of said
Sherman avenue and to assess not less than one
half thereof against those pieces or parcels Of
ground AUDITING on both sides of Sherman avenue
and the extension thereof therein provided to A
distance Of three hundred feet from the building
lines the east and west sides OF Sherman avenue
widened anc extended, provided that no assess
ment shall be made against those pieces or parcels
Of ground out Of which land has already been dedi-
Gated to the u strict Of Columbia for the purpose
of widening Sherman avenue as therein nrovided
1880 that all persons interested the proceedings
be- and they hereby, required to appear in this
court on or before the ID day of October $780, to
show cause, If any they have. why the prayer Of
proceedings directed in said Of Congress should
not be taken. Provided q copy of this order be
published in The Evening Star and the Washington
Times newspapers at least six times. and in the
Of October. 1899. By the Court: (SeaD CHAS. g.
COLE Associate Justice. A true copy-Test: J.
r: YOUNG. Clerk. By II. A. CLANCY, Assistant
easrk. select
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A CHOICE RESI-
dence 10 rooms: corner 18th and Cnrcoran SITS
NV; In irst-class condition. LOUIS 2. SHOE
MAKER. 920 F NV. se23-3t
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FRENCH LINE.

Compagnie Generate Iransatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE PARIS GRANGE.
From Pier A. North river. foot OF Morton street.
In Thuraine. Sept. 30 La Gascogne. Oct Fl
La Nor,nandie. Oct. La Bretagne. :. Oct Is
La Champagne Oct LILA Tournine. -. Nov.
First-class passage to Havre, $50 and upward
Genl Ag'ey far IS. and Can, SO Broadway, NY,
G. w. MOSS, 81. Pennsylvania ave.
BELL 4 CO.. 1406 G ct. mhlatf
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New Postage Rates in Porto Rico.
The Postmaster General has issued al
order extending the postage rates Of the
United States to Porto Rico. Under the
order United States postage stamps shall
be valid for postage in either direction, In
addition to those now used in Porto Rico,
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Montana Troops Back From Manila.
The transport Valencia, with the remain.
ing companies Of the Montana regiment
arrived at San Francisco yesterday.
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PROPOSALS.
UNDERTAKES.

w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & En15alrr1er,
940 Street Northwest.
Everything strictly tlst-class and on the most
reasonable terms Telephone call $40. jaI-tr
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
U. $ Mattress Works.-Carpets and Rugs clean
ed. Mattresses made to order and remade Iron
Beds. Cribs. Divans and Springs. Office 507 18th
St NV. Works. 10G5 and 1867 2Sth st NJ
NEWMYER. Ma.ager. Phone SO4. seIs-1m
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Red Star Lime.

NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
Every Wednesday at II noon.
Friesland. =. Oct. Westcrnland. Oct. Is
sThese steamers carry only cabin and third-class
passengers at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers 14&16. Mr.. Office. q broadway, New York.
Philadelphia office, 305-307 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ct. NV, or
Geo w Moss Agent 921 Penna, ave, se27
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
American Line.


FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 An.
St. Paul. -. Sept. q st. Paul. -. Oct. Is
New York :. Oct. : New York. :. oct Is
St. Louis. Oct. II st. Louis. ). Nov. /
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE sROM HOUSE, IN GROVE on
high point. ten min. walk from electric and steam
ears; 20 AIn- ride from the city; stable. Barn,
poultry house; 10 acres; variety fruit; spriug,
VOL and riStcru: 500 cash and so 4 mo. ]
ROSS opLilOuN, Room ., Warder bldg, 9th & F.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

G. B. LAKIN,
Public c0untant and auditor,
616 st.
Prompt attention. Terms moderate. au28-lms
j. f. BATES,
Public accountant and auditor,
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust building
fe8-u Telephone No. e72-3.
Daily camera., 1899-01-02
OUR WHITE ELEPHANT.

To how great an extent do the ex
slaves of this country participate in the
sentiments which render to the consti.
tuition of our government feeling akin
to reverence on the part of the lntelli-
gent whites of the nation? Who has the
temerity to urge that any considerable
portion of them appreciate an iota of the
underlying principles of our govern.
ment7 One great African leader, Pr.
tessor Booker T. Washington of Tus
keegee college, does not participate IN
the belief that his people are justified in
seeking social equality and political
leadership until they shall have come up,
by evolution, to the standard of intelli
gence and wealth occupied by the whites.
And yet Mr.. Mckinley asks US to alb
sorn into the lifeblood of this nation, the
virus of ignorance. superstition and
poverty found in the millions of people
occupying islands we have conquered by
Daily camera., 1899-01-02
SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution and Fee Bill issued
out of the Clers's o&ce of the District Court Of
Arapahoe County and State of Colorado, ana 70
me dire ted. whereby am commanded 10 make
the sum of three hundred aud sixty.eight dol
lars ($9hS COY and costs of suit, the amount OF
| certain Judgment recently obtained ag' inst The
Blair Cold Mining and Milling Con pany in IA.
vor of j. Jay ,oslin, Augustus Ingols Robert
Jones and John W. Clark as trustees for the
stockholders and creditors of the Merchants
and Miners Tunnel Company, formerly Colo
goods and chattels OF the said, The Blair Gold
Mining and Milling Company, have levied on
| the following property, to-wit:
one sea Hght R A Ed1son M dynamo and an n91ntes 4n
| shaft and two pul eys, A electric light globes
one porcelain bath tub and come ctions, G p
per pl ties on west batteries, Whitley tables
and all connections, one large platform scales
No. S6, one combination wise No 2, one set
pipe dies, one upright boiler (Fairbanks-M orse)
| 81 horse power and all connections, one Fair.
banks-Morsc steam hoist, horse power, 3 iron
ore buckets, one 1WLbarrel water barrel, two
sets trucks, one Hucket blower No. 3, about 3O
feet wire cable, one grind stone, one shaft house
sheeve and frame ore chute and bin, one galyan,
ized iron water tank 100 feet inch tipe, 2,OOO
feet mining rail, two ore cars, one pile tim
bers, out 100 feet lumber, ne roam horse
branded U left shoulder, one brown horse, no
rand, one 3.a OldS wagon, one set double haT
ness, one 3n-inch bellows, one anvil, bout lO
lbs. y and "a din steel, one lS-inch StilSon
wrench, one office desk, one lounge, two iron
bed>teads, two mattresses 80 yards ingram Car.
pet, one dresser, one wash stand, one pair che
nile curtains, 5 window shades ona Silver Oak
heating stove, lNo. i3), one Tally Ho cook stove,
(No. S), one extension table, one kitchen safe,
one kitchen table, chairs, all at Rowena, Boul-
der County, Colo ado, being the same property
heretofore levied on under writ of attachment
in the above entitled case.
Therefore, according to said command, shall
expose for sale at public auction, all the RIGHT,
title and interest of the above named The Blair
G"ld Mining and Milling company. in and to the
above described property, on Thursday, the 5th
day of January, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
Little Alice mine and mill in Rowena, Boulder
County, Colorado.
Dated at Boulder, this Goth day of December,
1898.
T. j. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Boulder County
First pub. Dec. 26, 49, Last Jan. 4, y9,
Daily camera., 1899-01-02

The Denver New Years editions were
replete with established information
Indeed, the only just criticism that can
be offered against them that they are al
together too replete. Some of their de
tails SAVIOR of desire to fill space and
the effect is to render them laborious
reading. The absence of the paid write
up features, however, is commendable.
Daily camera., 1899-01-02

a nations show of power. In this matter,
as well as in others, Mr.. Bryan is right
and the democracy of the nation will
take its stand against further political
management of our new possessions than
shall be required. We shall teach these
people how to govern themselves and
then leave them alone to solve their
future as they may, under the protection
of our government as against foreign
foss-this and nothing more. And this
will be no surrender of the fruits of vic.
tory. for victory requiring our eternal
partnership in the affairs of these lands
would be nor only costly experiment
subverslve of the principles of the Re
public, but never-ending source of ex
pense, peculation and vexation. Well
not surrender our prizes to any govern
ment now existing, but will willingly
abandon our white elephant to its own
fate when assured that its crib is well
filled and it has been taught how to pro.
vide for itself
Daily camera., 1899-01-02
SherIG7a Sale.

BY virtue of an execution for costs, issusu ~
OF the Clerks Office of the District coulSS " "
Boulder County and State of Colorado, ~
me directed whereby am commanded 70 o,n1s. ml~ns
the sum of two hundred and two and t"eny n;;
hundredths dollars (Sa,2 20, and costs OF suj ~
the amount of a certain Judgment recently ~. ~
tanned against James PallOtt, in favor OF tue
People of the State of Colorado, out ,S o. KY
lands, tenements, goods and chattels OF me saiu
James Pallott, have levied on the folio"'Ds
property, to-wit:
One room frame house, one frame susie
and large feed bin, one engine house corrugated
iron, one frame blac ksmith shop, one 81 n9rsc
power boiler with CRATE bars, 800 more or less
fre brick, 1000 more or less pressed orlck' q
pieces timber Is feet long
Therefore, according to said command shal
expose FIR sale, at Public Auction, all the Tleht
title and interest of the above named james
Pallott, in and to the above described property
on Monday The second day of January, lSss, at
two o'clock p. M, near the aii.eu Bond Cpal
Mine opposite the farm of E II. Scott in boal
der County, Colorado
Dated al Boulder, this 2sd day of December,
1888. T. j. THOMPSON,
Sheriff of Boulder CountJ
By order of the court this sale is CONTINUED
until ,Jannary e. aft n m
Daily camera., 1899-01-02
Publishers 0| Dolly C0neIu 0nd Weekly Tribune

TERMS-I5c. per week; SOC. per month
by carrier. $500 per year when paid in
advance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
Daily camera., 1899-01-02

The applause that greet Dick Croker S
efforts to give Tammany hall the leader
ship of the house minority has not yet
reached the boisterous stage.
Daily camera., 1899-01-02

Mr.. Charles Melvin will teach dancing
at armory hall Monday and Friday af
ternoon and evening during the season
Strictly private lessons may be arranged
for. The very best of music furnished d
for all occasions I21m