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HOFFMAN HOUSE

W. dor,t knov v-hat sone ~ or regular patrons
utu do when they get home from Europe ana VINO
will want 10 see the Dewey celehration sara one
Of the clerks a. the Hoffman YESTERDAY Inc
hotels Of Manhattan never saw such "a" business
az this season II had twice the room we 'o1'u
fu II II great year Tor the hotels some %
-, -r,,,ais =, tho HOFFMAN yesterday were
1a.o,. ~, >eu,-OrlAans. l. ! White. Of Jackson
Miss Mss c f Lyman Of M,aneaPo5is,, w. " Iud Dc
morse s,,isens OF J Winner Of Phiadephia BuTdis
Anderson Of Boardman y g J. T., Ny1 Kan AZ n
Aarris Of Lgusys / g RSTsa OF Jd RaeyS
Va Jscoo - -anna. DR. 4 ? Bowman and II
ssaTs If Sioux CIV Iowa Mr. and Mrs George
I,llintt ~ Richmond B.
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EVERETT HOUSE.

The clerk a. the Everett says that he nas oooN''
the hotel almost full for the Dewey oelenraloh'
but tia, he will reserve enough room FOR the reEu-
lar patrons OF the house expected home from tu-
rope this and mex week The arrivals Y Te1e1an
~ Prnvdence " NJ Winnie Of Albany. n Nses-
rarian Of Detroit. Or G W Groves Of S0elneu'
Mass and Jame< Everett ~ chicago
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Bangs & Co. al and 93 Fifth Avenue.
will sell AZ auction WEDNESDAY and Two following
afternoons 3 o'clock.
III. LIBRARY Of the late
CHAS. ID. RICHMOND.
II Brooklyn,
comprising Americana Photography. etc
Phrenology will tell what you and What
YOU should be FOWLER & WELLS CO. p East 2ist
Yotk
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Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs F. n Sothern he
Kin their annual season In New-York city at
DAYS Theatre with The Kings AAsketeer.'
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II has been decided 10 begin James K Hacketts
season mt tho Garden Theatre on Monday OF next
week. when he and his company viii appear in
Ruucrf Of HeufZau.
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ST DENIS

One Of the marked features at the ST. Denis Is
80 ,,resence Of large number Of woman patrons
The managers have studied the wants OF us "olne"
patrons. and the result is mat the holei
t,l rou. and will remain full till after the
,.acbt races The arrivals yesterday included
p A Williams. Of Alabama, c. D. Vail Of Bay
city Mich A P. standish. Of Bath; Ne c. ,
Wentworth. Of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Z. Z. &c. AeyTs.
Sf FuI Lee of Buffalo: " II Fizer Of Kn9xye
Mr and Mrs :. A. Nell. OF Boston; X. ,. Neehs,
hamton & s Turner Of Wkesbarre Penn pfn1en rot Of
Pbiladelphia. Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Curtis or
bridgeport r W. Wellington, OF Nineland y J.
" A Dorsey. Of s. Paul. and Allen T. PRENTICE
IL
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Regular Wednesday matinees Of Why Smith Left
Home" Will begin at the Madison Square Theatre
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ASTOR HOUSE.

The old Aston House continues m be favorite
resort for out Of town merchants who wish 10
use every possible minute for business The man
ayers are taking Of all their patrons.
ard are booking large amount ~ Dewey
business" The arrivals Yesterday included
a. e Bennett Of Providence. r. l.. William y.
Pangman. 81 Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs. II Z Brown.
OF Chicago. +. L. Gle. Of Boston. James 3. Sipe.
OF Pitisburg Justin J.. Cobb. ~ Mansfield Mass
r J. Caryill Of Detroit. J " Capron. OF Proyi-
dence r. l.; H. G. Hahn Of Newton y j.; Charles
NJ Grether. Of Newton. y J.. W. $. Hardenbrook.
Of Boston Frederick Seegers. Of Welsyille. ONO
George T KaPlin. Of Akron Ohio. H. n Bliss % Of
Washington F. 4. Ely. n Menden y. y VIII
lam II Hollar. Of philadelphia. Daniel W Zehers.
Of Pttsburg. &. H. Lawrence. Of Detroit. B. +.
Woodward Of Woonsocket. W J Mitchell. of
Evanston III. William VI McGresor. Of Mo
n0ngohela. Penn. A J. Warmer Of Ohio. Andrew
J. Stevenson. Of Philadelphis. Mr. and Mrs. 4. 5.
Funk. ~ Cedar Rapids Iowa. Mr and Mrs. W }.
Johnson. q Malcom. Iowa. W. f. Pascoe, Of Mar
raeansett Pier. r J.. 5. NJ Jones. ~ Waukeska .
. q Rich Of buffalo. Mr. and Mrs : Baeer.
Mr. and Airs p F. Martin and Michael . Rourke.
81 Philadelphia: - Nickel Of Chicago. : Bcher
ana ] Eins,ein Of Washington; Nj and Mrs. John
Hudson Of Boston r. Nirag. Of Budapest. q. y
J." wson and J. X F. Dawson. Of s.: Louis; Il. G.
Mc'ariy. Of WilliamspOrt ~. a PaWlry. OF ~.
Louis Mr.. and Mrs II. J. McKeoUn. OF Newport.
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WALDORF- AsTORIA.

The arrivals AT the Waldorf Astoria are growing
heavier The people return from Europe Some
% the arrivals yesterday were J q. whitney OF
Baltimore. Milton Hume@ ~ Huntsville. Ala,
" W Taft 81 Boston Frederick r Garratt. Of
Burton-on- Trent England. Jonn Price Wethcrill ~
Philadelphia John DreNel. Of Newport. " \.
Winburn. OF Savannah and Colonel William Don
,fT
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Should Re read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur any
Foresn nials f,r The week ending September is 1895
will close promptly In the General Postorce
follows Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
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THRONGS POUR INTO TOWN.
RAIN DID NOT DIMINISH THE NUMBER
OF ARRIVALS
CROWDS AT THE HOTELS INCREASING
CONSTANTLY SOME OF yEsTER-
DAVIS ARRIVALS

The greatest crowd in the history Of New orK
will he here in Dewey week" said the clerk AZ me
Park Avenue Hotel last night and his prediction
was backed up by talks with other hotel men Inc
proprietors not worrying themselves paru'u-
larry about what becomes Of the surplus after 'he'i
respective hotels filled.
They'll just have look out for themselves
and that's all there is OF it," said Mr.. somers
clerk OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel well 80 the
limit in taking Of friends by using co.'s
wherever possible but when the hotel Is once III"
that Will be the end OF H. They may fee 10 board
ing houses to Brooklyn to Jersey-anywh
That IS about the attitude Of the other hotel men
who were seen. Meanwhile the hotels are coming
money as never before. here is 10 longer the
slightest hestancy In asking top prices for room
The downpour yesterday did not materially ie'se"
the arrivals People poured into Manhattan from
the Grand Central incoming trains; they paddiru
up TO Broadway from the West Shore. Onta'lo
and Western Erie. Jersey Central. Iacka"ahha
and Pennsylvania ferries. they nearly swamped the
principal hotels before shutdown and hundreds went
10 lodging houses. lists OF which many OF the no
tells furnished The rush will not reach hgh tn'
TIL time late next week Then those VINO
have engaged will come 10 town 10 spehd
Sunday and get shopping errands out Of the way
before the gala days are here.
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FIFTH AVENUE f.

II Is thing that the days arrivals al the
Fifth Avenue do rot include the names OF one or
more well known Americans. Messrs Hoagland ana
Somers the clerks. say that the hotel has never
been heavily taxed as at the present time Inc
hotel will not have half dozen vacant guest
rooms after September %. Some OF the arrivals
yesterday were ex-senator Henry W. Rlair OF
Manchester y. H.; 9. W. Fairchild, Of Oneonta'
J. r. PARROT. Of Jacksonville. Joseph A. Ryan Of
Boston: Daniel r. Robinson Of Burlington. VII
W s Andrews ~ Schenectady, &. II. Mckinney
and Charles Sawade. Of Boston Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Baker Of Winchester. Va: Or. and Mrs VIII
lam d. King of PttshurE 5. Collins. 81 Strouds-
burg W. ". Jackson. Of Chicago, James A. WIN
crow F + Barnes. Charles Williams. james RYAN,
William LANCE s Mertes. Mr.. and Mrs Wlliiam
Everett. Walter Curley. George Magoon. Wllnam
Bradley. James Callahan. G. Griffith. V GarNih
John Taylor T. Donahue and +. Chance All OF
Pittsburg, D A. Dickinson. Of Duluth lno ma
Turner Of Charleston : c.. J. NJ. Borges, OF IA d
vana. ". Fleming Of Chicago; j. + sanders ahS
J . Morgan. Of Denver. William O. NheatI 81
Springfield Mass: Arthur Nichols OF w 5 lI,.
Mr. and Mrs ] o ?. DELANEY. Miss Sophie S.ral u
and Miss Marie Tracy. Of 81. Louis; PRONE! %
NIunford. Of Richmond Va. Mr.. and MIS- w o -
Murdoch Of Mississippi, Nh and Mrs =. haI ,ir
Of Boston Henry B. Dnlehunt OF Baltmore' ~, az
and Mrs Lambert Tree. ~ Chicago, Ro9er, w. ~
Kelvv Of Titusville and j. Hertzherg ana h'"f'
Eov If Washington
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MARYLAND REGIMENTS TO RE IN PARADE.
Baltimore. Sept. II CSpeciaD Both the an and the
9th Regiments Of the Maryland National Guard VIII
go 10 New-YoIk 10 take part In the land parade In
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TRANsATLANrIC MAILs.
.pRINrEn MATTDR- 20.

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Cierman steamers sailing On
Tuesdays take Printed Matter etc. for Germany ard
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc for other parts
Of Fur0pe American aai White star
WEDNESDAYS German steamers Thursdays, and
Curard French and German steamers Saturdays take
Printed Matter. etc for all countries FOR which they
are advertised carry mail.
After the closing the Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
named above. additional supplementary malls are
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and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour u sailing ~ steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
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COMMITTEE MEETING OF FRIDAY.

Late yesterday afternoon President Gugsen-
heimer General Roe General Howard CarroH
and Warren W Foster held a conference In the
Governors Room IN the City Hall ana decloeu
70 call a meeting Of the Plan and Scope com
mttee Oh Friday next at II a. m TO discuss the
objections which General Roe has 20 the me 81
march Alderman Goodman viii to-day oIeI
suggestion al the meeting Of the BoaId tha'
friday and Saturday. the 18th and sun ne
made public holidays. A resolution VIII be OF
l"'ed providing for paying the salaries OF 'he
cly employees On September ~.
General Carroll and Lieutenant Commanuer
fremont went 10 Washington yesterday aftet
noon 10 hold a conference with Navy Depart
Hent officials relative 10 the naval parade
- Major Edward NJ. Clark and John G. Healy; OF
Connecticut. have informed the committee that
one company u the Governors Foot GUARDS OF
Connecticut will be present and take part In the
parade They Will be accompanied by their own
nahe and Will pay their own expenses Ihey
VII Dc al the StuTtevant House.
me Erie Railroad has secured lO.OOO falrY
omps 70 decorate the water front, and the Cen
va Railroad Of ew-Jersey has secured u wv"
lamps for the same purpose. The Produce tx
'AdA9e has secured q large number.
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A.-Thc Kensico Contradictory station
Palroa 43 minut-s ride from the GRAND CshfAi
Depot. Office 10 East 42d-st.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
PUlaMY PERSONAL.

A. ]. Peek OF Fruita ia a visitor to
the sity.
S. G. McMullin leaves tonight for
Pueblo.
Mrs. Charles R. Seiber, of Frulta is
in the city.
Miss Annie Seiber, is quite ill at the
home of her sister Mrs Otto Barton.
Mr.. Tyner, representing Ed V. Price
& Co. of Chicago is visitor on business
at the store Of Lay 4 Garst.
w. h. Royston, OF Denver, owner of
the Knights Of Pythias building is a
visitor to his relatives Mr.. and Mrs T.
M. Jones.
The first Mesa County Christion En-
devor convention will be held in the
Presbyter church Tuesday evening
and Wednesday of this week. The ad-
dress tonight is by Rev. Boggess.
w. T. and T. Dowery, who are operat
ing in the Unaweep copper district
brought to this city yesterday and sent
some away last night for assay, one Of
the finest specimens Of copper ore ever
exhibited in the city. The ore was taken
from their mine known as the William
Mckinley and is certainly very rich
specimen of ore. Msssrs. Dowery are
interested with some eastern parties in
their copper claims and they expect
to shortly see a smelter for the produc-
ton of the ore, built. Mr.. w. T. Dow
cry stated to Sentinel reporter this morn
ing that he was confident that if this ore
body which they have now struck, turns
out as rich as they expect they will have
a smelter before another three months.
The gentlemen have the very greatest
faith in The district and are working in
systematic way to develop their claims.
They are not simply scratching the
ground, but are doing good work in driv-
ing drifts and sinking shafts. II copper
propositions near Boulder which run
but eighteen per cent can secure the
the erection of a smelter, certainly cop
per ore which will average sixty per cent
should be the means of bringing capital
to this city for the work of reducing the
Unaweep ore.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
YOU ARE INVITED.

Superintendent Smith and his corps
OF teachers will give an illustration OF
school work in connection with the ac-
tual work Of the schools. The exhibit
ton is to take the place Of the public ex-
hibit that has been made for the past
several years. There will be illustrations
of method and scope of work in all the
departments of study.
The exercises in the lower grades will
take place on Wednesday and Thursday
April 10 and 20 from 9 to II 80 o'clock a
IN. and from 80 to $40 on the same
days.
Little cards have been distributed to
the scholars to hand to their parents ex.
tending to them a cordial invitation to
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
A NIERITED BENEFIT.

Quite number of prominent ladies
and gentlemen OF the cityhave decidedto
tender benefit to Miss Susa Carpenter.
This is done on account OF the very many
times Miss Carpenter has aided public
exhibitions without receiving any com
pensation whatever.
Last night the ladies met at the home
of Judge and Mrs. Walter s. Sullivan
and from there went to the home OF Miss
Carpenter at the Fairlawn and made tho
tender OF the benefit to Miss Carpenter.
To those who have heard Miss Car
penter during her young womanhood in
this city, it is no surprise to them that
she should be ambitious to make an Of
fort upon the histrionic stage She is
more than clever, she is an artist in stage
presentation and dramatic effort. That
she will win laurels wherever she should
attempt to appear in public, goes with
out the saying.
Miss Carpenter in the near future ex-
poets to take course in stage work in
New York city and the benefit that is
now rendered is opportune.
Whatever possibly can be done by the
people of this city for the success OF
Miss Carpenters benefit should be done,
as very graciously has she always res
ponded to any demand upon her for her
assistance for public effort in this city
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
CROKER WILL STAY
AND FACE THE MUSIC

New York-Richard Croker will be ex.
amined by the Mazet investigating com
mittee sgain tomorrow. Mr.. Croker has
announced his intention to sail for Eu-
rope on Tuesday, but has stated at the
Democratic club tonight that he had
abandoned his idea OF sailing on that
date. To reporter he said:
II am not going until they don't want
me any more"
In the assembly at Albany tomorrow a
resolution will be introduced giving to
the Mazet committee power TO punish
for contempt witnesses who refuse tc
answer questions.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.

Special business of Importance to-
night. Full attennance requested
A. A. FERGUSON.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
THE DECLAMAroRY CONTEST.

Next Saturday night at the Park opera
house the ladies and gentlemen OF the
High school will participate in declam-
atory contest to decide the contestees
for the Inter City contest in deelama-
ton to take place at Leadville.
There is quite rivalry to see who
shall win the appointment
The exercises will be especially good as
each scholar will put forth his or her
best effort to secure the honor Of repres-
enting the High school Of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18

Ron,ep Have money to loan on city
Brothers and good ranch property.
No delays. Insurance and
realty, & tt
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18

attend the exercises and it is believed
that this manner Of showing the work
ings of the school will be appreciated by
the parents and that there will be a
large attendance of parents and those
interested in the public schools.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm OF r. B, Pettee and Mrs. Caro-
line Jones has this day been dissolved by
m utural consent, Aprill4. r. B. Pettee
to pay all bills. r. B. PETITE.
MRS CAROLINE JONES.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
Rvseybody says %.

.sascarets Candy Catharti., the most VIII
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
cat and refreshing to the taste, act gently
cieansing the entire system, dispei colds,
euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousnese. Please buy End Try . boz
Of Q. G: G. to-day; 10. 2o 50 cents. Hold a2l
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
A SNAP,

For SALE-A 22-acre fruit farm; 3
miles from city; 10 acres set to fruit;
good house, barn and all out buildings;
sandy loan soil; water rights ETC., clear.
92, 200 takes the whole ranch. This
IL absolutely the biggest snap in the val
ey. Address "F," Sentinel Office.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
MITCHELL
BUSINESS LOCALS.


JIG. 9lassford sells window awnings.
II you want to furnish a house see
Blackmer the second hand man. Cheap
cheaper cheapest
To TRApE-A high grade bicy Gle for
horse. Apply at this office.
Household goods wanted. First
second hand store west Mesa county
bank. Highest price in cash paid.
M. A. Blackmer.
Another man, who does as he adver-
tises pays big price for household
goods and sells at small profits. Goods
as represented.
M. A. Blackmer.
just Received-A fine line of glass
ware and queensware, and for bargains
in this line go to Andersons.
We have received large consignment
OF linoleum and oil cloth at bedrock
prices at Andersons.
A book case and writing desk com
bined, cheap at Andersons.
Two nice settees that must be sold, at
Andersons.
Wanted-Second hand carpets at
Andersons.
New goods in all lines at Roberts, the
jewelers.. ~
WANrnD-A girl for general house
uork in family of three lO
Bicycles at right prices at Roberts.
41427
Coal miners and day men wanted at
Book Cliff mine. 45tf
Best and largest cent loaf Of bread
in city. P.J. Supp. tt
sell my bread directly to consumer
no middle man gets profit, therefore
can give bizges 1t and best cent loaf in
town. P. j. Supp
Best rye bread in city 8 cents loal
straight. p. j. Supp. u
Cameras and camera supplies, Dekos
Finest black and white paper or earth
at Bedwells'. u
Ice cream soda on tap at Grand juno
ton Book and Stationery company. tt
Pearl clifton semi porcelain ware,
beautiful flow pearl decoration with full
gold tracing. Handsomest in town.
4l41m The Rio Grande.
We keep full supplies for amateur
photographers. Anything ycu want
dark room in connection for the accom-
odation of our patrons. Grand juno
ton Book & Stationery Co. tt
Empress pattern. green and gold glass
ware is conceded by all to be the bes
and most stylish on the market, we vii
have another and larger consignment O.
these tomorrow. The Rio Grande. In
Complete line OF Cannon's famoui
perfumes and toilet articles at Crane
Junction Book and Stationery compan!
We will add new departments as w
go along, one price to all. House fur
nishing goods, queesware, glassware etc
cheap. See price tickets attached t.
goods. The Rio Grande. IA I'm
Sole agents for Encyclopedia Brittan
lea. Three styles, sold on monthly pay
ments. Grand Junction Book Il Sta
tionery company. t
Go to the Boston Candy Kitchen 70
your Ice Cream. II IL
WANTHp-A cook Immediately at
4I73 The Fairlawn.
The best Ice Cream soda in the cit
is served at the Boston Candy Kitchen
41712
Our Ice Cream will he kept up to tn
usual standard. Boston Candy Kitchen
IA II
RoD,ep Have money to loan on cit
Brothers and good ranch property
No delays. Insurance ant
realty. 6 t
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.
Special business of Importance to
night. Full attennance requested
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
To ure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund norey if it fails to
cure. 25c. Genuine has L. b. O.
on each tablet.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18
ABOUT THE WEATHER
From Observer Stewart.

From Observer Stewart.
The low area yesterday in the Dakotas
has advanced to the lower Mississippi
valley attended by rain in Oklahoma
and Texas.
The high area moved from Idaho to
the Missouri valley. causing cooler
weather in the latter section. ~ I'd.
A second low area has come in from
the. Pacific to the central plateau, giving
a. rise -of. emperature.. ..over. Nevadal.and
Utah and rain over Oregon, Washington
Idaho, Western Montana and the north
ern parts Of California and Nevada.
Temperature at 6 a. IN.
San Francisco. ................... .5O
Los Angeles. s................... .o4
Salt Lake. .oO
Chlcago. .................. az
Grand junction. .................42 AZ
BISMARCK. az
daVre. ............ IN
Fair weather will continue in this sec
ton until Wednesday evening, with
warmer weather tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18

NouTo-lsac for fifty Conte
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes veal
non stronG, blood pure SIC. A. All irrg9iSts
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-18

- .ASss1 A. 80 s sss.x e E E II IT.; -