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Daily camera., 1901-12-18
BIG CLOSING OUT SEWING MA
CHINE SALE

Owing to changes being m,de by the
Singer company, am instructed TO close
out all second hand machines by the frs,
OF the year. Good machines Of all makes
from Sup. Also bargains on new ma
chimes until then. Call at once at 2)I7
I1:h street. II n FAIR. IAt
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

YOU NEEDN'T keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating, nor belching nor ex-
pesiencing nausea between meals. foods
sassapanlla cures dyspepsia-it strength
ens the stomach and other digestive
organs for the proper performance of
thsir funstions. Take Hoods.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18
SheP!Ts Sale.

BY virtue Of = writ Of execution. &, "a snd
fee bill issued oct OF the Clerks office OF the
District Court OF Boulder County and State Of
Colorado, and u me directed whereby | Am
commanded to make the sum of six thousand
and forty and ninsyt four one hundredths dol.
lars. $500 N-loO), and cost, OF suit the amount
Of . certain Judgment recently obtained against
The Yukon Gold Mining and Milling Company
in favor OF Mortimer A. Sears, out OF the lands.
tenements, goods and chat OF tho said The
Yukon Gold Mining and Milling Company.
have levied on tise following property, to.wit:
All tho right, title aud interest OF the Yukon
Gold Mining and Milling Company in and to
patented Lode Mining Claims, viz: The juno.
ton Lode Mining Claim, the Scranton Lode
Mining Claim. the Pennsylvania Lode Mining
Claim, the MerimAc Lode Mining Cain, the
Mining Claim. and the Summit Lode Mining
Claim. Also Survey No lA,t7 b. consulting of
the Pan Handle Mil Site. together with all
buildings. fixtures, machinery and all improve
msnts OF every kind aud nature thereon and
connected Herewith whatsoever.
All OF said above described Lode Mining
Claims and Mil Site being situate in Ward
Mining District, Boulder County, colorado. and
for further and more particular description Ct
which, reference is made to the records OF said
Boulder County.
Therefore according to said command. shall
exposs for sale, at public auction. all the right,
title and interest OF the above bamed The
Yukon Gold Mining and Milling Company 10
and to the above described property on Non
day, the sixth day Of January, ~ . at 10 O'Clock
q. M, 1T the south front door OF the court house
in Boulder. Boulder County, Colorado
Dated a, Boulder this iath day OF Dse;, iSi.
T. J SIPPLE,
Sheriff OF Boulder County.
GEORGE RoGKRs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Pub. Dee. IL, 0l-last Jan. L. W.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

Wellington. the renegade Republican.
and McLaurin, the renenade Democrat,
having been provided for by the Repub
lican senate caucus, We may now con-
slider ourselves resdy for business.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

Messrs Hoar and Clapp constitute the
Republican membership OF the senate
committee on engrossed bills. Demo
Gratis will refuse to serve on the com.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18
The DAILY CAMERA.
v. BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
nls1ay 4 Ddn eneu q veeth TTbule
CAMERAS PHONE No. SO

THIM-ISc.p per week; soc. per month
BY carrier. $500 per year when paid In
sdvaAce.
Advertising Rates upor application.
Entered At the Postoffice At Boulder
Colarado, as second-class matter.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18
Holiday Rates

To all points in Colorado via the Colo.
RADIO & Southern Dec. 24,h, 2s,h, 3Ist
and Jan. Ist. Tickets will also be sold
on these dates to points in New Mexico
located on this line.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

A state supreme Court seems to lave
been instituted for the purpose of look
ing wise and blocking public business.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18
MASK BALL.

There will be grand mask ball and
entertainment on Christmas night at the
Armory. Watch for further announce
ment I6 #
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

Charles Emory Smith. Of Philadelphia
has resigned As postmaster general and
Henry c. Payne. the Wisconsin politi.
elan, ha. been appointed his successor.
Mr. Smith goes back to the editorship OF
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

In his crusade against dueling in the
army Empero, William is making great
strides in public favor.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

Our last buy will save our customers
from 25c to 4oc on each dollars worth.
PATE
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

From his comfortable roost at Rome
Pope Leo laughs at the correspondents
and the undertakerx
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

We are inclined to think that the rail
roads have run up against pretty solid
Post.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18

If you want to see how bread is made
by the latest process call at the Temple
bakery and see their new plant.
Daily camera., 1901-12-18
TINE CARD.
COLO, & SOUTHERN,

u. .. n.,( Arrives. 8:IS l. N
Departs, 8:7o 4. N.
~. D.,{ Arrives 4I7p. m
wv ~ Departs. 4:72 p. Ii
-. - .... n..x, Arrives o:3o a. m
w. 80 ""'1' Departs o:3S \. m.
Z. .. s.n.,.., Arrives $50 p. N.
w. - "0 Departs 5:55 p. m
DENVER-BOULDE SPECIAL.
ARRIvIS DKPARrS
1880 p N 1885 p N
u.
ARRIvES DEPARfS
7:3o Z. N. 1918 p. N
COLORADO & NORTHWESTERN
"fHK SWITZERLAND TRAIL"
NOT Nos MOI Nos
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
RAID OK BOYS GAMBLING ROOM
MOUNT VERNON DETECTIVES cAPTr-RE,
THREE OFT OF TwENTY-PoIICE
AFTER A JOHN DOE"

Detective Alhan Gleltsman. Of Mount Vernon
made a raid on gambling house al No a. Nortb
Fourth-ave. in that city yesterday There were
about twenty boys in the place when the detective
worked his way in, but ne succeeded IN capturing
only three az them. The boys were engaged IN
paylhs craps ano cards. One boy, who is supposed
10 have heen the stakeholder. escaped with his
pockets tull Of money by lodging between the de-
1ecuVes legs. Chief Foley says that the place has
been running three weeks The building belongs
70 the estate az Judge William H Pemberton hut
Is helo under lease by some man whom the police
have been unable 10 find ~ PN
Deteetke G!eiisman learned OF the gambling room
sesterday afternoon and after Watching several
boys go IN raped at the door One Eftle feIovc
VINO was acting as lookout peered out from he
nIha a curtain. and. recognizing the officer Rava
me alarn. This vas followed by a grand skirmish
IN ~, the part o. The youthful gamblers 70 esoane
" ~ men me detective forced the door in he found
me YOUNGSTERS In fun fight. Most OF them were
kettlng out through the windows There ba \
neen az least twenty boys in the room The hoys
arrested are Antonio and Joseph Dodd messenger
noys fteen and sixteen years old and Josenb
Sehesse clerk, sixteen years old. They have
% peen 1. heIe on charge Of gambling; warrant viii
&c issued Tor the proprietor of the place who is
Known as the mysterious John Doe Wv "
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
NO HOPE FOR POOLROONS.
MURPHY SAYS HE WILL CLOSE THEM.
EVEN IF JUSTICE JEROME De
CIDES IN THEIR FAVOR

There are a lot Of booksellers in this city living
upon false hopes They confidently expect that on
April Is Justice Jerome will be obliged decide
that the laws against betting been so juggled
with that the only penalty booksellers are subject
10 is civil action for the recovery of the money
When this expected decision is announced they
think they are going 10 open up their poolrooms
and conduct their business openly and above board
without fear OF the law and without being obliged
70 pay anything for police protection. In his
mind's eye each poolroom proprietor sees big signs
upon me outside Of his place advertising the odds
ana inviting the public to come in and DO business
money. '7 49,
But these dreame-s making the mistake Of
not taking Commissioner Murphy into considera-
non. on this point the new head OF the police
Even II Justice Jerome should decide as the
p92lsslers poo, counsel declares that he must that
VIII have no effect upon my determine
tion to crush booksellers Only decision Of the
highest court of jurisdiction the matter would
cause me to stay my hand / don't for one
moment believe that the law will be construed bv
Justice Jerome in favor OF the booksellers bnt
even IL II should be they need look for no letup
on my part will resort TO extreme methods II
need be- 10 close all poolrooms in the city and keep
them closed. il l have to break a dozen canfaips
TO show that am in earnest"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
NEW W.YORK CITY.

The Marks of the Lord Jesus. with special ref
erence 20 the legendary vision Of 81. Francis OF
Assist will be the theme Of the closing Lenten
lecture OF the Rev Or. J. B. Remensnyder on
Wednesday afternoon ~ o'clock in 81. James's
Lutheran Church. Madison-ave. and Seventy
third-st.
The March meeting Of tho Congregational Club
Of Brooklyn which Is be held tonight In the
Pouch Mansion, will he in tho nature Of reccp-
,iou 20 the Rev Dr s. 7. Cadman. who has re-
Gently become the pastor Of the Central CongreSa-
tional Church. After the dinner DR.. Cadman will
speak The Spirit OF the Pilgrims" Dr. Ros-
sitter W. Raymond will deliver address on The
Condition Of Our Churches-A Layman's View"
There will be a reception and entertainment AZ
the New-York Evening High School for Women. ~
No. 2II East Twentieth-st-. tonight. Pupils and
friends Of the school will take part in the pro-
gramme.
Postmaster Van COtt announces that the mails
from Australia which arrived Vancouver were
dispa tched east March %. and due In New
York the morning Of Wednesday March q.
Mails for Australia Will close at the General Post
office. this city. advertised
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
uerish'es

Nine out of ten on receiving
a piece Of bronze. a bit of pot
terv, set of china-whatever
YOU will-turn the thing upside
down and look for the mark OF
the maker, or designer, or artist.
What for?
The Rogers. Peet & Co. mark
is the mark of the best Derby
maker in the country.
You will find it in Derbles OF
various forms-all the forms that
are good form.
You will find it in silk hats,
opera hats, Alpines, caps and
straw hats.
You will find it in every kind
of head covering worn by men
from three years old.
In all the new styles now in.
ROGERS, PEEr G COMPANY.
25s Broadwa~ cor. Warren.
2 Warren 81.
500 Broadway. cor. Prince we III, 49,,
1860 Broadway. 32d, pS "'ii'
and - West $50 ST
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25

HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. Alonzo kellogg of the
New-York State Supreme Court. FIFTH AVE
NJ-E-Joseph n. Manley. OF Maine; Isaac '. Baker,
tr. of ComstoCk. N Y, and Colonel g. W. Dunn.
chairman Republican State Committee GRAND
Brigadier General J. r. Weston. I. :. A. HOl4-
IAND-The Rev DIR. Francis l. Patton president
of Princeton University; Louis +. Payn. of Chat
ham N Y. and Robert c. Pruyn, of Albany.
IMPERIAIl-P II. Cramp, of Philadelphia. MAN
HATTAN-.Iustice Frank II. Hscock of the New
York State Supreme Court MI CRRAN HILL
DR.. Hamilton OsEood, Of Boston. VICTORIA
Conrad Witkowsky. Russian Consul-General at
Chicago. ard Judge A. W Bradstreet. of Roches-
ter. WALDORF-Carlos Morla Vicuna, Gillian
Minister. Washington, and J. B. Calvo, Costa
Rican Minister. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Military tournament. Madison Square Garden
Durland Horse Show. No. West Sixty-sxth-st,
p.
Lecture by Dr. r. F. De Costa. ST Jerome's Hall.
AleXander-ave and One-hundred- and -thirty-SeV-
enth-st.. 5 n
Peoples Institute. lecture by Professor Garrett
p Serviss. Cooper Union, : p m
NeW-York Academy of Sciences No. Il West
Thirty -irst-st., SIS p. IN.
Police Magistrates. West Side Court p m
Board Of Education free lectures, p m: Public
School No 3 One-hundred and enteenth-St. and
Edgecombe-ave. oliver Goldsmith. T. @. Taaffe,
Public school No. los. Eighty-ninth-st.. between
Columbus and Amsterdam aves.. our Inland
Seas" William McAndrew Columbus Hail. Six
teth-st.. between Ninth and Tenth aves., Chopin.
National Music. Idealized Dance Forms. T. W.
Surette. Public School No. p. No. - Marton-5t..
La Belle France" r. s. Dawson.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
CORRUPT CAPTAINS GROW NERVOUS

Something Ike CONSERVATION is beginning -o Re
felt among corrupt police captains as they reauze
the careful and systematic manner in which Dis
trict Attorney Philbin is going about his work os
collecting evidence OF their neglect Of duty which
ne intends 10 present, 10 the April grand jury
Comnissioner Murphy asked yesterday if he
would oppose IN any way Mr.. Philbn's request
made on Saturday. for copies OF all the oficial
re3ords kept last year by a certain four captains
He replied that on the contrary he would do ali
ne could 10 expedite the fulflment OF Mr. Philbin 8
<equest He added that he hoped the District At
A,rney would be able TO bring any guilty capta,n.
ths force 10 speedy justice.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
AFTER THE DEALERS IN PROTECTION

Several members OF the Committee Of Fifteen mo.
yesterday at the house of DR.. Felix Adler. No l2a
East sxteth-st.. 10 discuss their raids of Saturday
night and lay plans for ones. Professor SeIje-
man, the secretary, was asked IL the committee 8
recent raids upon alleged disordery houses did nor
~no,eaue ~ change of policy. since il had been an
,Seo some uine ago that the committee did not
lnlehd 10 attack those places. at least for tha
pre- presenL MI scotsman said change of policy
mao taken place. The raids on disorderlv bouSas
nae not oeen made for the sole purpose Of nIInsb
lns me pfoprletors- but in consonance with the
systematic effort 10 gather enough evt-
usl.e 20 eohvlct the man men who sell notice
protecuon 70 lawhreakers Of all kinds - F.-oe
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK SUNDAY. MARCH "a 1901.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Etruria CBrl. Mckay Liverpool March 1s and
Queenstown IL with mdSe and passengers Vernon III
Steamer Canadian tFrl. Hill Liverpool March IS with
mdse to Frederick Leyland Co. Ltd. Arrived the
Steamer willkommen tCier schlaeter Bremen March =
Philip Ruprecht. Passed in Sandy Hook 745 m
and 65l steeage passengers Henderson Arrived
the Bar at 5:05
Palermo 26 with mdSe Hirzel Feltrann & Co
Vessel Simpson. spence Young Arrived the Bar
steamer Belucia tBr, Home Santos February q Vic
March /. Bahia It, with undse 10
Busk Jevons. Arrived At the Bar at midnight
Steamer Ydun tNorl, Christensen, Santiago March IL
and CienfueEo. II. with James r Ward
steamer Benefacor swain Philadelphia March % with
Steamer Princess Anne. Davis. Newport News and
Norfolk March % with mdse and passengers old
Steamer Katahdn Pierce. Newport News March q.
with
onton (span) ozanis Baltimore March "a in
Sandy Hook. y ]. March "a $50 m-wtnd north
east. light breeze: dense fog.
Steamers Thomas Anderson tBr,. for Philadelphia Cy-
rene tBrl Manchester; Massapequa tBr>.
mond. Norfolk and Newport News: orgen .Norj Port
Antonio; Eahruz (Br London; Tuscarora (Br, London
British King (Br). Antwerp: Gienelg tBrl vaiparaiso
Callao
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
wooloomoolool. Pentin. New-York ~ ~
canla tRrl. Dutton (fron1 Liverpoo6. New~YorS ~
Liverpool. March 24-Arrived steamer Tmbris Orr,
KinsaIe Msfes ra..S sia SSussn:ssn sse..r 7,rc
New-York for Liverpool ' '
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
THE DIVISION OF THE TENpERLo1N

Police Commissioner Murphy said yesterday that
he would announce the new boundaries of the
famous Tenderoin precinct to-day or Tomorrow
II will be greatly curtailed in extent Mr. Murphv
SAID ne had at one time even contemplated wiping
II out altogether. Men who pretend TO know the
commissioners MIND declare that he wants IN
MAKE the Tenderloin a compact precinct of mod
crate size and intends 10 segregate. as far as
possible. all disorderly women therein Commis-
sioner Murphy would neither affirm nor deny this
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
CHAPMAN WAS FoREsTArIFn

Police Commissioners Murphy asked yesterday
II he intended 10 take action against all or any ~
the police captains in whose precincts the Com
mittee OF Fifteen made its raids late on Saturday
night He said he would not decide until he saw
what success the Fifteen had in convicrinr ,bair
prisoners MT. MURPHY said he had issued srric,
orders that dance halls and saloons in an
must be closed before Sunday morning and he
knew that Captain Chapman. Of the TenSariotrre9
had intended 70 make raid any place in ri.
precinct which oisobeye6 that order hut he ~
been forestae6 by the Fifteen Captatn f-,a,,seeuu y
could not be yesterday. u
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
CAPT. cREAMERs WAR, ON GAMBLERS

In the Centre-st court yesterday MAGISTRATE
onahe heia IN 90" ban for examination John Nelke
alleged proprietor OF 8 gambling nIaca a- ~
reati-ist' wnlch was entered on Saturday night bv
captain Creamer and detectives of the 0l1 SIigg
station: The other prisoners eleven in niInharp hp
were discharged. Captain Creamer declared that
ne INTENDED 70 stop every gambling game in his nrs
einet even IL he had TO resort TO heroic measures
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East Buffalo. March Receipts-Cattle. los cars
sheep and lambs. II cars hogs. - Shipments
Cattle 100 cars sheep and lambs. II cars hoss cars
unChauCrd. calves steady: choice
81 30 good TO choice $1R$I sheep ana lamhs-ner-
nrs y quiet. lambs. choice extra. 75G$5
good cnolce. 81 5Ol -, fair S5dS5 80
sheep choice yearnss. $5T$0 -. wethers S5G
SIS -. HoGs-OnerinEs % loads opened slow
heavy 50 25dS6 80. 25Q So 3o. Workers 81 5a
Sc pigs. ST 0d0$6 u. market closed lower
heavy. Sc cJq$G 80. mixed and medium. $ a0dS6 *:
So 10 pigs roughs s. GoG$5 75 stays 81
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET

Buffalo. March 23-Flour steady. Wheat-SprnS
stronger; / Northern s6'.c: winter red 7Iibc:
No red. 7so: No white, nc mixed. 77i2c Corn
strong No yellow, f5ic, No DO 45C; No corn 4is.c
No,3 do. 44l2c Oats-Fair demand. steady, white
SlLc: do. 3nltc. No MIXED. 2ss.c. No 2Sa,c
Barley-NothinG doing Rye-No l. 5Sc: 10 . 57I3c
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Mails close s,u.
Bermuda Quebec. 90 a
TUESDAY MARCH 20
ATianca Colon. Panama o 30 m n
Charleston. Clyde. M y
Cymric. Liverpool White IO:Oo a m
Lain Bremen. G Lloyd 500 a m IOo0 a m
New-Orleans Cromwell loo "A
Prima, Progress y I SS Cuba IL 90 m
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.
Oceanic. Liverpool White S:3o 1900 m
Vaderland. southampton. American $3.50 a m zoo a m
Glasgow. ANsn-State- m
Noordlsnd. Antwerp Red Star 1000 1900 m
seguranca, Havana. \ & Cuba 300 m 800
Nassau, Bahama L. 800 o m
Mount Vernon. InaSua. Cameron. 93o a m 100 m
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise : SO Sunset 6.t7 Moon a m Moons age
HIGH WATER
A M.-Sandy Hook II % Island He'll
PM.-Sandy Hook II 80 Island Al
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
NETRoPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
LAST WEEK Or THE
GRAND OPERA SEASON IS10-1SO1.

GNfND UF'ENN @SN-tN fft3F-IUUl.
Under direction o Nr. Maurice tsrau.
TONIGHT, T:45-DIE NEISTERSINGER in
German. Mines Gadski and Schumann- -Eeiuk NM
Jean and Ed Reszke. BIass. NuhImann and B!sphan
Conductor. Damrosoh.
Tues Ev'g Mar 26th al 7i5-SpeciaI performance az
Popular Prices OF SALANMBO dn French. Mines
BrevaI and BrideweI NM saIeza. Sasnac Jou-neJ
and Scott Conductor. NancineIH
Wed Ev's Mar. 27th. 7:90-GOTTERDAM-
ME.RUNGs Gin German Mines. Nordica. Susan strong,
Schen, OIitzka. Brtdeweu and Schumann- Henk, NM.
Jean and Ed de ResZke and MUhImann. Conductor Dam
rosch.
Thurs Evz Mar 2sth. s-Last subscription night OF
season FAUST French Mines Nelba
Homer; NM. Saeza Scotti and Plancon- Conductor.
Fri Ev'g. Mar 29th. s-Extra Performance.
and not included regular subscription L0HEN-
GRIN Ternlna and SChumann-
Heink; NM Jean and Reszke. Muhmann and
Sat. Aft. Mar SOth 2-LasJ Matnee-TANN-
Al SER Din German Mines Gadski Olitzka and susan
Strong NM Van Dyck. Plancon and Bertrau Conductor
Demrosch-
lar Prces-CARNEN dn French Mines Zee de LUs-
san and suzanne Adams. NM. SaIgnac JoUrnet and
Scott Conductor. Flon.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
FOR THE CHILDREN'S SAKE
COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN APPEALS TO
THE GOVERNOR.

IMPORTANCE OF LEGISLATION TO FORCE
EVIL WOMEN OFT OF TENEMENT
HOUSES IS URGED UPON HIM
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RACES AT NEW YORK.
Ilaudicaps for Horses Three Years
old and Upward.

New York July 6-The last OF the
great hlndlcaps Tor horses three years
old aud upward, the Brighton at one
mile aud "a quarter. win bo run today
an ID, opening NJ the Brighton Beach
Racing associations summer meatnp
As has been the ease Tor each of The
other important hanliClps. heclnulnA
with the Metropolitan no Morris Park
in May the Brighton. in AN probability
VIII Doe run on "A heavy track fur fast
a. The track 10y the sea dries Do looks
impuss Ihlc for 70 Co De- other than slow
after the hard rain NJ yesterday
The accidents of training toe. have
had their effect on the pruspogts Tor fne
Brighton handicap, for the top weights
have been thrown out ~ the race f'r
one cause or another kinlpv Mack
Ethelbert. Jack Point McMeekin. Star
Brig1t rud Standing being among th'
notable Who ore missing from the DIST
of h0rses named to run The rag.
ought 90 make a good contest Cor aN
that. however as the nine named On
run include about Che hest 0f those
nominated Tor TIE handicap that have
been ira ned for %. race Among The
number Is Alcedo. with the fame ar-
opifed hy winning the suburban hanti-
cap stands about MS the most proml-
nent. he being top weight with l-s
pounds. including ~ pounds penalty Tor
his suburban victory. Two conspicuous
horses are Water Cure and Teddy, re-