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New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

tive 100000 in the worlde shipments
for the other heash factors brought out by
the rising tendency prices
ignored market especially the curb, when
best attained further cVe-ing As far as
private dispatches went the crop outlook IN Western
States retained the favorable features which were
durGg he and disclosed no prospects,
for any change in springlke temperatures me
Southwest moderate buyer wheat during the day
Spring wheat receipts amounted to 22I cars IN compar
with $50 week h1d 2l cars last year For
the Grolrted TO lelG in contrast
with 22Ss the week before ard Lac cars last ea
Export business seahoar3 amounted to about Is
loads During the latter part Of curb trading me local
market off little from top point under realizing
and finally unsettled. The May option SOLD from
quoted 761lc elevator and 79itc ahoat; No
Northern Duluth T6I.c, q arrive. CORN
English markets aATlad higher corn to-day
Influenced offerings from this side and
good demand The effec: market was quite
during regular session when shorts Gov
cred freely. causing advance OF hGl4c. which was
partly on curb ctons, however. After II
O'clock Nav dropped from 44lsc 1850, closing
433sc bid O'Clock port business in corn consisted
Of about 81 loads the seabosrd Cash property was
firm In sympathy with options, No closing 4o9sc
elevator and delivered and 4Tsc ahoat No increase
reported the volume of Western offerings
OATS-The market duh and nominally easy closing
partly lsc net lower No oats closed esc No oats oats
21i2c: No white 29i&c; No white 2)c; track mixed
2sa29c: track white 2@ied34c No white ciFe 30c
RYE-Market steady; No l Western 621ec. and No
Western. &c, both ahoat: State 5Ic New
45c, and mailing 50G53c both New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

oW mi6s-. AbrI 2l-Cotton steady; middling ice;
I" ltc- good II iGc receipts,
No-s, ezpsts = Great Britain. 100 stock. ,7@a
mselins q Tll 2I.--f'ort0n firm niddlinR 3lac: low
exlt lGo; CCad ordinary G.: receipts 823 bales,
,-ta.1tt"iss !. So; sales. 434. stock u III.
A. - bales stock. 7.O58.
1iTli 2lfrt'on steady: middling. atsc low
uler,s 80. receipts % bales gross s0 ship
r-t11h". sales. 10: stock 1886.
nlfsiiN April 2l.Cgtt1n TnflGllng. 47sc low
Eogs-c-' 80. sales oG9 stock. . go
.iI IL Cff0n dEII: fnidd.ins, lGe low
iii,t4erts 8, sflck
!oa middle Abal 2-cotton quiet: middling. 1-lsc'
Ncf1ge sales. %; STOCK % sgT.
niSsit april 2l.-C0tr0n steady rs,ed,!ne 9Hc: low
~. stock y isG
Orleans r,,S5iing
ceips 90 5Iaiadlag s2-IGc: good ordinary re
-''i'' sales 30: stock l87. .2s6
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York April 21 1900
BEEvES-Receipts were 13 cars or go head. all for
Dressed dull at 81 .dslac per Gables unchanged
Shipments to-day included 40 cattle 235 quarters
beef the Minneapolis London 1900 of
Campania Liverpool 81 and 80 sheep
the Trinidad 10 Bermuda and - sheep the Madana
the West Indies
CALVES Receipts none hut about 800 head held
Friday, and the market day Demand
moderate and prices lower, without full clearance
Common good veas sold at 50 75GS5 1912 per 100 n
City dressed veals slow n; dressed
duh and selling the wide of 31sc but mainly
500.
sales-H. H. Hollis: % yeals I29 n averagss at
So, less 500 on lot; u do. 10 n at 50 -.
j. G. Curtis 4 Son: % veas 116 N. at -.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receipts So cars S6i
head all for market making with the stale stock.
sale. which II Jersey City and
SiNteth Street Sheep dull and medium stock 1oq
lower; prime lambs holding steady the under
reelected and lower sell Only 3 of
was likely he held over. Medium uushorn sheep sold
per ion n; clipped do nominal; clipped
sold s5aS6 % unshorn DO al Sc I5dST - for
ordinary fair unshorn culs at s. 40: spring lambs
per head. Dressed mutton steady SQl0c per NJ
dressed lambs 10d112c selected
12c; dressed spring lambs at S2n$J
Snles-s Judd 4 Co: 9l clipped rdana lambs, % Il,
so - 100 io 94 Buffalo do. 30 n at So
30 Buffalo spring lambs at 50 10 per head.
Shannon: DPS CLIPPED Buffalo lambs IS n,
Sc %. unshorn Buffalo sheep 4D ~ AT 81 30
" Collins: unshorr Buffalo lambs g. fn SO -.
Harrington & Co.: l62 Kentucky sheep unshorn1. 102
nj 81 o.
HOGs.Receipts We're . cars o 1910 head, including
country dressed slow Gas" n for extreme weight
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York April p. 1900,
BEANS AND PEAsonIy moderate 2sens s5Gi 6gsi
~ domestic white keep prices about steady
Pea are especially and here and there very
cher state beans are dragging heavily with values in
buvers favor Foreign medium and pea have had a
fairly steady trade and stock being reduced steadily
There Is irmer values especially for choice pea
,orred Giants holders asking 81 %
F small sacks Green and peas quiet and bare
la 81 l1 medium choice 81 l5 do pea state and
Michigan bhls 81 l7l2 bags, 81 l5 do red kidney
do Yellow eye choice 81 25 do black turtle soup choice
n sOqS1 So do Lima, California $ 30 imported Giants
81 S0d$2 90 imported pea prime 81 SoaSl 90 imported
medium prime 81 75dS 50 imported marrow in BOND
81 6GSi - green peas bnls 81 OBJ dSf ~ do bags
Il III DO scotch bbls 7isMS % do bags, - lI'sG
81 -: peas black per two bush bag 81 p
IN 'TTER-Rccepts for the week show falling
off this together with better trading has given the
top grades. Jobbers have bought quite freely which
has evidenced expansion Of the consumptive de
Inand only local points but in surrounding mar
kets well Indeed. the out or town trade has been
quite A factor; IL has relieved the market
thousand packages \ number Of buyers wanted stock
to-day satisfied full late prices that
the week closing a healthy market
Of factory IS reported Tor export alb
IA ]xc. Tho goods go week The cearances
Inr0burg We quote: Creamery. western, extras H.
lsc 10 hrsts 17alTlac: do thirds 70 seconds 1910
1G'sc DO state l7isGlsc do frsts 7c do thirds
seconds, lS'FM lh'sci state d3lTy na nrSin tubs
fancy. l7c; Welsh tubs fancy. 17c state dairy
hrss lc'tc; do seconds i5laGlGc do thrGs l1c, West
imitation lee; do nrsts, 15Q
grades l3dl l4c. rolls, prime l3a
4lac; renovated butter. fancy. lGGIG-c do common to
prime l4@l5isc; old creamery 14m1G'gc; old
CHEESE-The market presents a quiet appearance to-
day New fun cheese continues In moderate supply
taxing the receipts Faa, as they come in 81
IKE for large white and NE for cclGred Advces
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
rHoliGay.

~oTTCH:-There was rather a small market for cotton
futures both volume Of business anq tae
variations, the latter being confined 10 ~ syeres
on The more active positions. while scme OF the
The first cal showed
be quet at unchanged prices to decline OF pole, S
with outside orders not feature fdres' Is,
resron for ups and downs in prlces"ere hot
much in evidence crop news while conflcuher was
not OF sufficiently positive character TO dsturo
cefved opinions the natural direction OF arIars IN
the near future equally destitute OF ieIu
II ANYTHING disappointing There an absence OF out
de either way or the oIleI
The bear contingent claimed that manipulation and the
fear Of manipulation responsible Tor the present
apathy speculation in cotton the theory OF lower
ton character of the weather and crop
news o the small movement of cotton; but tney
failed give market support. and prices gradually
close quiet loss 3d IL points,
level of the session Europe,
the South and Wall in few buying orders,
but traders demand and continued TO sell
outlook according the official bulletin from Washing
ton leading expectation of larger
ceips immediate future, well as change in
Of Belief that the Southern
markets would prove very sensitive improve
crop testimony induced bears TO increase their
obligations particularly the weakness in the stock
following the panicy conditions in circles
some months ago. The Chronicles weather review
the week just ended about in line with expecta
tons authority stated IN part: ''Advices by tee
graph South denote that rain has been quite
tensive during and that in sections along
Gulf Southwest the precipitation has been
which stated be backward number Of
points. correspondents report lower temperature
with light frost, the week closes BY the overhowing
O Central and Western Texas. much
Is have been submerged The spot
quiet and unchanged with middling upland
quoted 13l6c and middifng Gulf 10 Ice; sales
213 bales.
range Of prices in the market to
day follows
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

Exchange Special Liverpool Spot
quiet sales 900 bales: speculation
export 500; American 5000 receipts. 1900 American
1900; middling upland. l332d Futures opened quiet
sellers last nights prices; closed quiet isdl-G4d
lowe and = -64d higher distant positions
December-January 42ss; January-Febrrary 2Gv April
2212s; Ap-May, l9b MaY-June. 5.i6l2b; June-July
lab: Juy-August 5l2s September 5.03s: Sep
447s; Ocober-Noy enber 36s:
ber, 1865
FLOUR AND AIEAIl-Afars in the -four department
Sa urday with little change previous
week, rejecting continued apathy the part
buyers whose views 5c to 15c least below the
market Spring patents. 81 70aS3 80 sraights
SO f5as3 30. winter patents 50 5oaS3 90 spring clears
50 soas3: extra NJ ! winter, 50 s0pS2 95 No >
50 G94S2 ~; grade sl7 25MSl7 80 per
20: fancy. 81 2o0s3 81. CORNMEAI>
Firm: dried 50 2pdS2 -. brand .... BAG
MFAI1-Firm whlte and yellow, 9jcd$l;
s6Q S,c. FEED-Quiet spring bran spot SIG -
sacks. arrive. 2D0 H. slG 25aSlG 80 winter
ban. SlSdsG9 80 latter white: m,d6iinFs. SlGGs1N 30
city bran SIG 50IslI; h0mny chcp. SIG 30; oil meal
s2G 20: Dseed oil cake. So 10. oil cake. $40
RAIN-WIiFcAT-Ths wheat market Saturday was
higher Isc had been the previous day and
% ssiy Influenced by cables
from English continental points than had
able rs fi,u- there up t. 20 points.
and nj Budapest points higher English markets did
ab5ut ld than the previous night ana Berlin
cicfed 4G4 mark higher but Antwerp showed X franc
Sec.ine which on.y weak spot N European news.
Quick respond tn II bulitsh market inru
eaccs because wei sold condition In which most
local traders themselves, the market main
relatively ticn ali he morning ana closed r.
ncaliy nc net advance. Home crop news pTospec-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-lOrk, AprlI Il, I3UI
CoFFEE-At the Coffee Exchange there brisk
after which there marked change The advance
chiefly due reports from private indicating
that the Of the plague would officially ad-
mitted and announced Monday. Shorts became quite
active bidders and covered quite freely added to which
there was some buying investment account sales
reached 1910 bags. and the market closed at the
prices Of the advance Of l0al5 points
tahles-tfe public accourtS-were regarded salts
Havre reporting regularty and easier prices
hamburg slight concession; Rio weakness at decline
10 res quiet market at decline of 100
res The market for futures also helped. to some
by better conditions in the market spot
supplies where the condition the close was seadier
with more active demand yesterdays basis we
quote: No Z Rio.
The range prices the local market to-day
was as fnl
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
NdllroaOs.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Ndilroa0S.

HARLEM DIVISION.
sIo A NJ and 551 ?. ". naty. except sunday 10 Pitts
reld sundays only at go 4. M.
Pullman all through
Trains illuminated with Pntsch
Ticket oalces at 13, 2sl 4l5 and 1915 Roadway 25
Union 50 W. Columbus Ave, u West l2Sth St.
iaith St lssth ST stations Sew YORK Sas ani '@d
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt for New York Central CAB
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence by
crOrcr " psNIr,Ts canarnl Passenger Axen.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
Ocean Gicamcrs.
7 ours

WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED ANOTHER
ADDITION TO OUR COMPREHENSIVE
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAVELLERS TO
EUROPE AND PARIS. ANOTHER SUP
ELEMENTARY PROGRAMME p, CON
TANNING A LARGE NUMBER OF NEW
TOURS CAN BE HAD FOR THE ASKING
THESE NEW TOURS INCLUDE a WIDE
RANGE OF PRICES FROM Si43-oo. MANY
OF<THE PARTIES INCLUDE THE PAS
SION PLAY: SOME THE WHOLE OF
EUROPE. AND ALL PROLONGED STAY
IN PARIS DURING THE EXPOSITION.
THESE PARTIES INCLUDE ALI. TRAVEL
ING EXPENSES AND TRAVEL UNDER
PERSONAL. ESCORT THROUGHOUT
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL TRAV-
ELER WE HAVE EVERY RE
QUIREMENT TICKETS EVERY
WHERE; TRANSATLANTIC ONLY
OR INCLUDING THE WHOLE OF
EUROPE EITHER WITH OR WITH
OUT HOTEL COUPONS. GUIDE
BOOKS. LETTERS OF CREDIT.
CIRCULAR NOTES. FOREIGN MON
EYS. EVERY REQUIREMENT FOR
EVERY CLASS OF TRAVELLER
WE SELL RAILROAD TICKETS
FROM EVERY PORT IN EUROPE.
AND ALL TRAVELLERS SHOULD
OBTAIN THESE BEFORE LEAVING
AMERICA. AND THEREBY SAVE
LOSS OF TINE. COMFORT. AND
MONEY.
THOS. COOK & SON,
261 AND 11s5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
BOSTON PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot of Chambers 81
is follows and minutes earlier from W I'D
900 m Daily--Bufa,o ENprcss--arr Buffalo o.
For RinghamtOn WaveTly. Elnra and Bradford Solid
train Coaches ard parlor Buffalo
o. m Daily.-Chicago Ltmired-Fast -raII-soItd
Chicago. arriving 30 Cleveland
m % Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati
80 p Dai!y-Bgraio and Cleveland Express-arr.
TC5. Bradford 30 Jamestown 700
10 y a Cleveland I=2o sleepers BGfais
and Cafs
DIS o m Da!iy.-Sold train fer BsnSharnton vsv.rtv
Ernira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo chicago Cincinnati
Dining
rrICkETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il COMM0DATIONS Ill. II2. 26l. 40f 9JT Broad
I5o East 125tf ST. and .1$ West l23th Chambers
ard %, ferries New York: 3S3 and Fs.ton
Broadway ITonnksn ana
Jersey City Station YORK. Transfer Co ana
checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

N MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs---Both markets were quiet
held Outside s Prices 5SfPs wheFe on of
ga common 1Si8c: fair good 262sc pPme
$Qg$dc; New-oreans. open kettle 44G55c Porto Rico
1SS 6cEAS RF%s S9Se2f [snsy asa45 an5s s
demand but the limited oefengs eyeG o rFc
market was s Wne m all In steam tonnage the
in nal al departments Quotations Liverpool were AID
Leth. 51.d; HUI, 4lsd; Newcastle sd; Antwerp. Id
Nay cotton to Liverpool per 100 lb, 25c; London oats
being free from selling pressure nd%nsy h9@
steady and without change charles B. Tainter & Co
yancns With good demand from packers for beaoh
present prices and even higher should there
be an export demand compound lard makers doing
and quotations here of sac misleading for buy
decline from highest point reached Of about 3
cago May July options opened morning az 81 O5
5, "a ReGeipts Of cotton oil at this port for the week.
We quote Petroleum bb 50 Is and in bulk s. 50; Phil
o PaP6ths % a. 81 s 1nea Ss5S
Io 6 Of be sanSs @ vna
butter grades S9e prime white 4oa41c prime win winter
american % boiled G5aeae Calcutta 7lc Western lin
PROVIsIoNsThere was a downward trend of prices
liquidation Of accounts carried during the week and Sc
de fne Tine a in hog With cash Te ar a at e 0G R
pr 1sh and 5 naa hd MSe RGS y
sl$ 5o@$l5 g opotsd; Mess $40 59a "a
mess SIS 50a$22. -. BEEF HAMs-Quet. Quoted
500 JOG$21 so. ...... DRESSED HOGs-Quet. Quoted:
72sc $50 n, 72sc; 100 10. TIC; pigs
CUT MEATS Pickled bellies-Dull Quoted Smoking
bellies, sac: 10 n Sc 12 n 5%e Il n; 5'3@assc.
5&c: country, 5$sa51ac. 1ARD,Weeker: quoted
fined lard easy quoted South America s25c: Continent
Brazil $500. Compound quiet quoted city.
csc: Western 6ssc.. .STEARINE-Quiet quoted oleo,
Sc city lard stearine. SIZE.
RICE-The market quiet. but steady during
to-day's short session. News and orders
equally few and far between Offers light and only
at full former Quotations follow: Domestic CON-
o fair 2hG4c; fair TO good, 4sa5c: prime TO
choice 51s655sc: 80. M61Gc; Patna. 4'+a4 sc:
Japan 4%4@47sc; Java Al d424c; Rangoon in bond "a
SI;GAR-A steady undertone obtained in the refined
market demand however slow and chiefly for small
amounts. developed. Quotations follow:
cut loaf and crushed 555c domnos lin half bbs only)
and mould A. 540c: cubes and XXEX powdered, 3tf0c;
powdered powdered and fruit powdered. DOC;
Eagle cnnfectioners a, granuated 54Oc; Eagle coarse
granulaed fine granulated 300; Eagle 2 1b
grarulaed Eagle fine granuated, standard gran
ted and diamond A. 515c: Confectioners A. 493c Nos
and g SOC: No 4, 415c; No >, 4.Trc; No &, +69c;
No ! GOc No s. 455c No Q, 45Oc; No 10 4loc; No H.
440c: Nos l2 13, u. - and 16 soc The raw sugar
market was exceptionally qaet and featureess all day
f1r 9f test centrifugal 50 muscovado and
for - test molasses The London market news
VS. ,ninfluenttal abroad reported as
steady with only slight offerings Java quoted al rs lOd
fair at Cd Beet quiet out
steady with months still quoted at los 4'2d'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPTIA. EaLTIMORE. AND WISH
INTroN
From foot II Liberty -
Week davs. $50 500. 90 G13U Dining Carr A "a.
Il % Dining IS0 G CO RoyaI Riue LInsteiy $500
(se.09 Dining Can T. NJ. s12 IL mdt Sundays .830.
1901 u13n ntninc carr A NJ. 1 80 900 RcyaI Blue
Limited. $500 5000 Dining Car P NJ. s1215 n1dt-
Additional trains for Philadelphia week DAYS 80 900
A. NJ. s23o 81 oO. $3.50. $50. '945 p. " Sundays.
so 90 4. NJ. sI.O0 5000 P NJ.
Tickets and parIor car seats foot Of Liberty St.
South Ferry 113 IT2 a6I 1851 IS5+ BROADWAY.
IS7 9th Av 25 Union So West. 15S East 125tn 273
West 1o5th St. 245 Columbus Av-. New York. Court
St. 344, 500 Fulton St. BrcoSyn; 9s Broadway. VIII
iamsbure The New York Transfer Co. viii call ard
baggage from hotels and residences
From liberty only. sFrom South Ferry five rlin-
rItes earlier. from South - T aFron
South Ferry at % A. ". hFr0m Ferry at g..
p NJ tFron South Ferry 3-55 p. VI
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cincinnati April 21.-Flour quiet Wheat nominal: No
red I=c corn No mixed. sc oats cum 80 :
mixed &c Rye frner; No ?. Gle Butter steady Eggs
Qaiet Joe. Cheese easier.
79ec; April 76.c: MAY G99sc July Gez;c 70 naP2 M3
&c. Iuv S-~ Oats-&o cash. 24@c; Aprll, -47.c'
Nav 24-sc July. 2Sc: No ? white. "a &c
Toledo Ar-1 2r-Wheat dull unchanged: No cash
1ac; May. 71lzc Corn dull lower; No eash. SUI. a.
9s- gel. So ash Hsi2c C!overseed weak, lower: cash
primo oi - - April s. bid october. So 10 sellers NO
. s. 25Ts4 80
Chicago april 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

FOR TIE WEST.
south FsrrS VMnItsn4u rerthinaD. ard
'Daly. fENcept Sunday. rSuniays
CHICAGO. '42o a C!berty street onlyI. lid
ard 'l2 10 night.
PIrTsBURG, .I3o a m liberty en:yD .ass
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 a m .ayJ n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMoSE. tsO0. .Io0a tDIne-,.
CpIner). SfCO m. (Dine-). 80 tDinerp,
("Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dines
Cafe '+SS (Dincrl. - s. p (Dnerl and sls 10
night. NORFOLK. tl0o .
All illuminated with Pintsch
Offices lls. 1Te 9il. +3+ 1854 Broadway. 25 Unon So
w l2T Bowery y. Y Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN. WhIrs-
hall Terminal ard Liberty Baggage checked rrn,,
hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin station Y as follows
ana 10 laIeg from foot OF ". St
'l.;45 4. NJ. CO\rlNE\TNi. LIMITED for Derrcir
Chicago and {. Louis p;..ag Car.
'O:l5 Z. NJ. chicago snd ST. Louis Limited.
fs:OO =. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Fails Express
'0sI5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chlcago Express
'Daily, tExcept Sunday
Timetables principal hotels Offices Rsgrne
checked from hotel residence westcctt's
c. =. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent NJ r
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

The official estimates pointed receipts
bales al Houston Monday, against 203 bales last
and 2,374 bales last year At New Orleans 1,S00 to
200 bales against 1856 bales last week and 1886 bales
last
According The Chronicle position
is fplloMs:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
coffee is as fol-

Rio-Cofee market weak: No Rio. $4,000; EXchange,
1ed receipts cleared for the United states
II 000 bags cleared Europe 5000 bags stock 2eVo
bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
- CLARK'S HIGH CLASS TOUR

ROUND THE WORLD. SEPT. 18TH.
limited 10 l2 special exceptional advantages
Route: New York s : Louis S1c0 berth. London
Paris Incerne. Italy. Greece. TURKEY Palestine Egypt
Hav-.i San Francisco and overland New York. ~
mon ns 50 500 months leaving Nov. direct
o italy and Egypt. $50. Ais second Oct. B
going westward, $3.50. - - -
''' F C. CLARK. III BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEw-Y EENsTOwN-LIvERPOoI.
Anril ~ noon Teutonc. .Iay 81,
6ieTman!c. May 2. noon Germanic May 81. noon
For passase freight general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier ~ North River. Office Broadway. Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in housande
last three cphers o) omitted. flour b5s grain bush
as
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

S s AIL.ER specially chartered to sail : 2 m
June % 20 Cherbourg. Southampton Bremen; also
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. SPECIALLY
CHARTERED. 30 Glasgow. Paris Exposition.
Oberammergau Passion Play Europe booking
Thirty Spring and summer Excursions
World l2 3. 8.
F. G CLARK III BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New York-Rotterdan1-An Amsterdam via Boulogne-sur-
ner. 31s hours distant from either Parts or London.
New twin steamers Potsdam. Statendam
Rotterdam Spring rate: First class $50 and upward;
class. si2 so All other carry
OF cabin passengers: $40 so and upward.
Apply to HOLLAND AMERICA LINE SO Broadway
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-02
Welded IN CHEYENNE.
Divorce OF Henry G. Brown Mxrriss
Boulder Mine Manager.

Divorce Of Henry g. Brown MHrrlss Y
Boulder Mine Manager.
John Douglas Campbell and Mrs
Henry c. Brown were married yester.
day at high noon at the Presbyterian
church, Cheyenne. says the Denver News
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. H. McQuilkin, pastor, and lately OF
the Presbyterian church at Boulder
Mrs. Brown was attended by Mrs. N. H.
Cone of 1896 Downing avenue, Denver,
and the best man was Edward Pen6eld
of Chicago. Mrs E. McQuilkin, wife OF
the pastor, signed the marriage certih
cate with Mrs Cone.
Mrs. Brown, the bride of yesterday.
was divorced from Henry c. Brown. the
pioneer and capitalis., last week. the de
cree of divorce Icing sign d Friday by
County Court Judge Steele. Five years
ago she was married to Henry c. Brown
when she was but 10 and he 70. They
lived at the Brown hotel after marriage,
but in the last SIX months occupied sep.
arate apartments
J. D. Campbell is manager of the Prus.
sian mine at Boulder, which is owned by
Samuel Newhouse. He has been in Colo
RADIO about seven years, having come
here from Canada, and lived in Denver
the greater part of that time. In Canada
he won reputation as an athlete. and was
considered one of the crack football
players. He was born in Scotland and
is abou, 80 years of age.
Mr.. Campbell was in Boulder Tuesday,
looked as happy as he is handsome, but
said nothing of his coming wedding.
Mrs. Campbell has been to Rowena
repeatedly with her new husband and
cosy quarters have been arranged for
hem there. When she married Million
aire Brown she was clerk in the Windsor
grocery at S week. Last Tuesday
night old Henry c. Brown called on her
at her room above his in the Brown Pal
ace hotel. She had invited him. Camp
bell was there and Henry c. wished them
all the happiness in the world. She re-
turned ring and few trinkets Mr.,
Brown had given her, but kept the dia'
moads and pearl necklace.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-08-02
BURGESS ARRESTED.

Dean Burgess, who played harikari
with the funds of the Ward Miner, by
collecting some IS due and then skipping
out, as alleged, has been arrested at
Denver and will be brought to Boulder
for trial on the charge of forging worth
less checks for small amounts. He left
Ward in a state of MODIFICATION and a
non issue of the paper was only barely
averted by getting out an all'patent
sheet in order that legal notices. which
constitute the only occasion for the ex-
istence of the paper, could be given con-
tinuous publication. Burgess was the
editor and manager.