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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
Indian Reservations.

Colonel Barnes. Indian Agent for
Nevada. was In town yesterday. Last
evening he returned to Pyramid Reser-
walton. He says that there are at pres
snt on the Reservations In Nevada about
1000 Indians. They arc located as fol-
lows : Pyramid Reserve. 800; Walker
River. 100 ; Carlin. 800 Moapa, 500.
Pyramid Reservation IL about twelve
miles northwest OF wadsworth. Walker
River Is sixty miles south Of wads-
worth. Carlin Reserve Is about fifty
miles north Of Carlin. and Moapa 100
miles south Of Phoebe. On all these
Reservations there Is q considerable body
Of fine farming land. but as yet most Of
these lands have never been well irriga-
ted or titled. The present appropria-
ton is only 5000. This amount is too
small q sum to do much toward carrying
out tho Governments Indian policy.
The agent thinks that II the Govern.
ment appropriated $4,000 for two
years, tho Indians OF Nevada could be
mado 10 support themselves. There Is
not q physician. teacher, or other en-
ploye save q farmer. On either Of tho Ne
vada reserves. The appropriations for
Indians In this State next year Is ten
thousand dollars. California, with
nearly the Same number Of Indians, has
~ appropriation Of $50. 0O0.-Reno Ga.
loiie. Narch sob.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
sraR cuoruINa nousg.

We have sought by ell fair and honorable
means To gain the confidence Of the community
In which we live. Our motto and belief hiss
ever been that "Iionesty 10 the Des! Policy"
by jud elous buying. strict economy. fair dea'.
Ing and strict attention TO business, we ha,e
gained and intend 10 retain the confidence and
god will Of the people Of storcy county. In
order To accommodate our large aud growing
patronage We have opened q branch clothing.
hou . In God Hill. s~coud o. nothing OF the
Kind In dold iIiil or Virginia CITY. This store
ne iLteud To run In connection with the one In
Virginia City. 10 ~ TO accommodate both ends
Of the CJmsiock. Both storrs will b, supplied
Of ali tim = With the very latest styles. and a
stock Of goods which. In quality. quantity.
variety and chrapners. cannot BE- excelled by
a.y clo,hing. house In the state Our stocks oI
ins drees and bu siness suits 10 unexcelled IN
"a. state. Our boys end youthA' stock 10 I'm
men.e. In the line Of hats. cape. boots and
Shoes. and gents furnishing goods, we DEFY
competition. Friends and patron- Of Virginia
City and God Hill. remc'nber that We have 81.
wsJ- dali falriy and sluarely with .ou that
We never have tried To make you believe that
we sell goods below cost. while actually max.
ins q proht. Our motto hss always been
Z" air Dealing" We intend In IN. future. a.
ia the pact. to make II TO Jour advantage "a
Datroniks Us. by hr-t. buying cur foods Ia thu
Ea.t. which we can do II rates that will enable
Us Q, cell again. 81 No. ures inst WILL always give
you tho full woith 90 your money ; secondly,
by fair. honest aud nc .ommodating dealing
with oil who tuay favor US with . call. Re-
m,mber the place. Pistt 4 Rich. Halle build
Ing. opposit, the NEws once. Main street,
dole Hill. and 70 South q street, virginiA
CITY. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
NEVADA ITEMS.

Tho Genoa Nstcs says: Bodle IL a
pr.tty place, situated u thousand feet
hirhcr than Aurora. u OF tho most
1cvaied places on tho coast; twelve
nile from Aurora; about $50 popula-
lion. Wood has just completed a hotel;
GOOD prospects for n lively camp this
Summer; considerable prospecting be-
inc dane; livery stable not quite com
plsted; fine saloon just nsished.
TIE machinery for . new 6O-stamp
mill Al Tuscarors has just been contract.
Al for in San Francisco by the Grand
Prize Company. The Grand Prize has
developed into q mammoth properly.
The company has a io-stamp mill in con-
slant operation.
The Grand Central at Tahoe City will
be opened about May LIST. The Hot
sprines Hotel will also be In full blast
by that time. Communication between
ali points on the lake will DO kept up.
and . lively season is looked for.
The Eureka Ssnfixl Of Sunday says:
Furnace No. 2. the only one In opera
tiou Al the Eureka Consolidated works.
"a run down last evening and smelling
operations discontinued for the present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
Passed April .. is7I.l


THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
l Town Of Guld Hill do ordain:
SECTION I. The President and Clerk OF thu
hereby autl oriied and rrqui,ed 10 Issue Five
bonds OF the tosr Of Gold MN. In thu pum oil
-Four thousand Dollars each. United Btaios
gold coin.
SEQ. .. Tho said bond. shall be In such form
% the President and Clerk Of said board may
prescribe, and shall be to the eject that ths
town OF Gold Hi 10 bound and holden. and
will pay 10 tho holder or holders of said bonds
the sum Of money named therein In three ysarr
from the date thereof. with interest thereon ai
the rate OF one per cent. per month In United
STATES gol, coin. interest payable quarterly.
IL. az s, :; In s money On sees'y ss r., from .ne ssis 2,
Of said town Of Gold mn, and shall DO used "a
deffay the expenses OF the said town, and shall
be drawn from the Treasury OF said town al
Gold Hi only upon warrants duly slgnei by
the President and Clerk OF the aid Board Of
Trustees. duly authorized thereto by tho said
Board.
SEC. 4. The Treasurer OF the town OF Gold
Hill ,hall pay said bonds 10 the holder 90 hold.
ss thereof upon presentation according td
skc. 8. This ordinance 10 take eject and b.
weeks utilization In the Gold Hi News.
II. o. DAUCHY,
President Of the hoard OF Trustees
Of tho Town Of Gold Hi.
Attest. WM. lily. DOANE.
Cl,rt Of The Hoard.
On motion. Onllnance No. 81 was pasaed By
the following voi-: Ayes-T Trustees Carrick,
Tyrrcll. Org and PrssldsLt Dauehy. Absent
Trustee stephens.
wM. NY. DOANE,
Clerk OF the Daard.
Dated Gold IInl, New. April q, isTT. ap5iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
sRNsInLE ADyIcI.

You are asied every day through the column'
OF newspapers and by your druggist to ui'
sbme,hing Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
t,si yru know nothing about. You ret de
c ,urased spending money with but little sue,
cess. Now TO give you satisfactory proof that
uRxEN's Auursr FIowER vii curo yuu al
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. with All theii
e5ests, such a. sour stomach. sick headache,
habitsal costivene,s, palpitstien Of the heart
heart.bun. vater.br.sh, comibg up OF feed
alter eating. ! " spirits. ETC., We ask you u 90
10 roar druggist and get . sample bottle al
0nEEs's Auousr fLowER for 10 cents and Try
IL. or = regular slrs for Is CENTS. TIVE dos's
will relieve y0u. mhJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

Tux telephone is rapidly progressing
toward perfection, aud is undoubtedly
the most marvellous achievement Of
modern invention. Last night music
was conveyed by this little instrument
from Philadelphia to S,einvay Hall.
New York. n distance a N hundred
miles, and distinctly heard in the latter
place. Thi. may he said literally to be
.~.svsstpess long drawn out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
A s-urroCAriNG COuGH.

In = letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago, a vel
known contributor TO the Western pre-s, she
a-cribcs the cure OF q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding at tho lungs. 10 llale's
hut the Honey OF llorchound and Tar has
removed every trace of It." The letter was "a
. lady friend IN thi. city. who has placed II al
the disposal Of @. ". Crittsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nnc. ffke's Toothsehe Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
FROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr,

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srRuP. and the
result fally s~ustains your prediction. II has
mad, q new man Of me INFUSED Into my sys-
tenn new vigor and energy. l am no longer
trsmulous and debiliiated - when you last
saw me. bat stronger. heartier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
81 any time during the last i've years." sold
By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
sARsHllp GUARD, ATTENTION!

V,HE ANNUAL Election or OFFICERS
of tho Osmrany will take place al tic
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 9TH. A full
attendanes 10 requested.
by order. JOHN CosGR0vE. Captain.
Taos. O'BRirx. Secretary.
Gold Hill. April 3. 1877. ap3 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
NEW TO-DAY.
ORDINANCE MO. 90.

AN ORDINANCE TO Auihsrizs the Issu.
mace Of Bssds for the Purpose Of
seeurins Means 70 Dsfray the Css.
unsspt Expenses Or the TSwn Of Geld
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

TIL. proposition Of the Democratic
Central Committee Of Virginia City to
unite with the Republican Central CON-
mi,iss, and. sinking political differences
for tie tune being. secure by joint &C
lion the nomination. OF good men for
city Offices. Ia well worthy Of considers
ton. A city election never should be
Influenced by politics. and II the two
partics will unite In this matter. M I'M
szc.ptionabls boani OF officers can
doubtless be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

uAoAxs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores The complexion. removes frsckles. ant
and sallowness; makes the akin son. white and
delicate. Its application cannot b detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
FOR TOWN
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
EDWIN r. HALL

D EspECTYuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II a. candidate TOT the oflee Of Town Marshal
OF Gold Hill ut the ensuing election In Nay
next, subject to the decision Of the people.
mhI6f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
ALEX. MoMARTIN

ID EsPECrPULLY Announces HIMSELF
IL as candids,e for Tow Marshal Of Gold
all At the coming municipal election. subject
10 the decision OF his friends and fellow citi.
xens, mhi6tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
A CARD.

Lfox's KAruAnoN makes beautiful. slossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
fng gray. II has stood the test Of forty years,
10 charmingly perfumed. and has no rival
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

Positively the last week oia
HORNETS NEST
three Bnxxes u Stnger
EVERY EVENING Al & SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MATINEE T-DAi, AT
Eighty-second and last perform OF
THE CRUSHED TRAGEDlAN.
Monday evening" December3 for II nights and matinees
Mr. SOIHEKN
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
TUNNELLING THE HUDSON.

Tho promoters OF the Hudson hvcr tunnel entcr-
prise been In consultation during the oast two
days in Jersey CITY making preparations for ths
resumption OF work. According 10 Plans approved
the great bore will be twenty-six iect IN ~idth.
twcntyiour feet In height and sixynve ieet IN depth
on the Jersey side. Tae walls will bc or
BRICK ana ement rho length VI the tunnel viii 10
about miles. The leagth from tbs loot OF tho
shaft the line Tho Jerscy shore do
pot Jersey City will bs 5C feet the grade ascend
ing to leave good depth under the bed OF tho
river The grade IRON this point will be level Tor
l. yards under the bed of tho RIVER, when IL viii
ascend to the New York side loot Of Morton
street. rbe workshops, u said, will bc located
the Hackonsack River, adjacent 10 the Montgomery
street line.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
HARLEM RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

meeting OF tho Committee Of Direction Of tho
sounds Connection wiih tho Hudson,n by way Of
the Harlem River, was held yesterday at the Office OF
ex-Comptrolicr Andrew II. Green a committee just
returned from Washington reported that a biil nd
bcon troduced in the House Of Representatives by
Representative B. A. Willis, appropriating the sum u
$500, ,OUO for the widening oi the Harlem. TO bo
pended under the direction OF the War department..
Tho surveys have already been madc by General Now-
ton, and are very complete
The committee also reported that It had conferred
with the Committee on Commerce OF both the House
and tho Senate, and that there little no DOUBT
that the committees would report favoraby on tho
bill ana tho work DO completed
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
DIED.
ARruUR.-Suddenly at Fisher Crock, S. c., railroad

ARruuR.-suddenly, at Fisher Crock. S. c., railroad
disaster, MICHAEL ARTHUR.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BELNsAr AT Orange, n. j., Nov. &c, 1877, ALFRED
BLEEcKkR, onIy chld of A. WelIing ana Jessie B
Beiknap.
Funeral from Centre ST., second house from Hurlbut
ST., at nall past two NJ Thursday, 10Th inst Rela-
tves and friends are respectfully invited to attend
BERGES.-At Flatbush, l.. L., November ~, 1877,
CuAKLEs EDWARD, youngest son OF John IL. and Susan
NJ. q. Bergen, aged years and months
Funeral from 81. paul's Church. FIatbush, Friday.
November 30, at two O'Clock.
Brsuor. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, tho 27th inst,
ELIZA ANY, widow OF Edward 7. Bishop, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend The fu-
neral services, At tho residence of Thomas Palmer,
756 Dck'lo av, Brooklyn, on Friday, 3oth inst, at
BLsKcsAR-A Fishkill, on the Hudson, on Tuesday.
2lth INST, MARE. HOLMES, wife Of william r Blocker,
aud daughter oI the late William Ondordonk, IN the
Funeral at the Church OF the Annunciaton, Wost
l4tn 81, Friday, 10Th INST, nj twelve O'clock
aApLEy.--Novcmbcr IS, JOSEPH BRADLEY, IN the
Funeral service al his late residence East lss.h ST.
between Alexandra ana Wills avs, Friday, at half
past three O'Clock T. M.
BrrLrn.--on Tuesday, November 27, CHARLES
WILLIAM BUTLER, aged IL years. AaN
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited TO At
tend funeral residence OF his grand
father Thomas Owen, No 80 Wost 34th ST., on Friday,
CAxFiELD- -Novombor %, 1877, MIRoN CANFrELp, Ia
the $50 year OF hts age
Notice OF funeral on Friday.
LkyELASD.-HoAG.-At Jersey City, Wednesday,
November IS inst, Jon CLEvELASD, IN tho 74th year
his age Funeral services al his .ate residence 2o4
Barrow ST. on Friday, November 30 lust, at three
O'Clock Il. a. Also on Tuesday, November ~, Inst !,
HESgY HoAG, aged months, days, son OF WIN.
Henry sad Emily z. Hoag aud grandson OF Tho
above Funeral Al ine same time ana place The re-
mains OF both will be taken TO Espcrancc, Schohare
county, n. Y. for interment
DKyERKAUM-ruddeniy, ~ Butler'e Island, Ga, on
Tho 10th INST, CHARLES ID. DkykREAux, son OF John
Dcyerraux.
EmsaALr--on Tuesday. November ~, orro y. EHx-
uALr, aged 10 years
KeiaI.vcs ana trends respectfully invited TO at
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
RAPID TRANSIT.

Tho representatives Of the Gilbert and tia N,w
York Elevated Railroad companies had moc,ing
Yesterday aud alter short discussion points
oil mutual interest adjourned until FRIDAY, when tho
question as TO which shall build the Chs,him squara
road will be considered Thus lar all the deliberations
navo been perfectly harmonious and resulted salts
factorily; but the foundations have not been laid
the OF east sidc, aud u Is desirable that they
should DO the irost renders the ground TOO hard
Tho directors oil the Gilbert road mold a protracted
meeting yesterday and Al us close the engineer IN
structcd TO 80 ahead laying tho foundations tor
columns ABOVE Forty-secold street on sixth avenue
AnnLau
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
DLM MED.

thick blue veil concealed the face OF John MeDr.
mott when hc arrngned tho bar Of the Ton b.
Police Court yesterday. "why do you q vel ~
asked the Magistrate "Ncvcr mlnd,r came 10 n cut
tura voice from behind the gauzc; ~ Journalist,
and my dispatches now being sent TO tho
four corners OF the world" The prisoner was COM
mittcd corner OF the Tombs 10 allow physicisa
70 examine into his Mental condition.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

rruE BEAUTiPCL coLLkc ffoN ~ ALLAN fISE
Ans consisting ~ sistas. .ad os fa.ailas. o. sers
merit can be peen dAy rom ~ - Beaver - fer
particulars apply ffolessof DELLA sALA, isO lat
10th -.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ARNHEIM--srs EUGENE ARSHEIM Of o daughter
MARRIED..

LAWRENCE g-BURrIs.-On Tuesday, November 27,
1877 Ut The Central Church. Buffalo, by the
Rev. Ransom B. Welsh, d. D., LII d., and Rev. Charles
Wood, Rev. L. Q. LAwREScK, OF Auburn, NJ T., TO ).
JEANNE, youngest daughter OF the late Rev. Arthur
Burtis, ID. d.. of Buffalo, N. Y
RosESTHAL-SELlGsoN-On Sunday, November 70,
by Rev. DR.. Elnnorn, JACOB RosEyTnAL 70 HELENA
SELGsoN, both Of tns city
RUpD-PoRTER--At the First congregational
Church, Norwich Town, Conn. on the evening OF the
27lh inst, by the Rev. G. T. Wcitzel GEORGE ALLEN
Rupp, Of Brooklyn, N. r., and JEANNE STUART PORTER,
0t Norwich Town
SroDpARp--sropDARp by Rev. A. Macfarlane. OF
Brooklyn, N. ", November 2S. 1877 at the resdsnce
BRIDES father George W Platt, Esq, LOB West
ID ST., New York city, Rev. Il. w. SroDDARp, OF Sue
casuna, N. j., and Mrs Il. A. SrooDARD, OF Newark,
N J.
WoopRIFp -JApFRAy.-On the 2sth November, 1877
at tho First Presbyterian Church, ny the Rev. DR..
Hall, JoHN r. L. WOODRUFF, OF BALKAN, England
fourth Of the late Captain j. X. Woodrn. r. N, to
FLORENCE, second daughter o; Edward s. Jalray, Esq
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
EUROPE.
ID UssIAN SICK AND WOUNDED FUND.
J. COMMITTEES.


III Committee.
Piesident-The Duke OF Westminster. < g.
Vice President-Tho Marquis OF Bath
The Duke OF Rutland Rev. Dr. Bright. kegus fro-
Tho Marquis Butte. X r. lessor OF Ecclesiastical His
1he Strahgnore and tory and Canon Of Christ
kinghorne. Church, Oxford
Tho Esvi Of Morton. The Hon. Auberon Herbert
The Earl of Professor koeston, Oxford
The kari OF Glasgow Rev. George Williams, Vicar
The Lord Bishop Of Ely. of RingwooJ.
Lord Richard Grosvenor. = Boscawen Evelyn, ESQ
Mp Major X. D. Osborn tauthor OF
Tho Right Hon. Sir X. j. 'Islan Under tho Arsbs').
Sir George X Osborne. Bart James Bryce Esq. D. L.,
The Dean VI 81. Psul's tsegius Professor OF Civil
Rev. W. stubbs. Regius Pro- Law, Oxford
lessor Of Modern History o. j. shaw Leevre, M. r.
Oxford - Morley, ". L.
Thomas Carlyle, Esq Rev Newman Hall.
Ambrose +. De Lisie. ESQ J. W. Probyn. ESQ.
Rev. Sir J. f. Phillips Bart. n. Denla Morgan ESQ.,
The Hon.. and Rev. sydney Rev Baldwin Brown.
Meade. Sxecsor Of Wylye The Rev. DR. Rsisgh !,
The Hon aud Rev. w. II. Dr. Humphrey sSaudwith.
Fremantle c. b.
4. 4. Freeman ESQ, D. G. L. Herbert Spencer, ESQ.
Rev. Pr Liddon. Canon Of y Pennington. NJ r
Rev. Or. Allon, W T. = Raistcn, ESQ.
W. Il. Hubbard Jr., ESQ., Ur. Humphrey. Professor OF
O. .ktnner. ESQ Anatomy. Cambridge.
L'sutsiaani 1sseral G. "; rrsmenheers. G. 3, r. E..
Hon. Treasurer, P0rchester square. W.:
Laurence r. Cave. Eco. 13 Lpwnnes square. s. W. uor
hev Sponprd \. Brooke. Manchester square, w.. sers
Rev. NJ Macco'. ~ chester terrace, = w., ''~~
Messts herres. Farquhar 4 Co.. 10 ST. James ST. 3. W.
Tie COMMITTEES have sent Dr. Humphrey sandwith to the
oi with six Besides their sick and
wounded sodiers aud bulgarian fugves the kussinns
have soo sick aud wounded Turkish prisoners, whom
they treat with as much their own Help most
urgently needed lie gives double who gives qnickiy"
In appealing tor help Rom American citizens the CON-
mittee hope that the occasion will be deemed
ting ono for showing sympathy with nation making
IRE = sacrifices Ia order 10 give freedom 70 people which
has borne the heavy OF tho Mosleni for centuries
LONDON Nov 10 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
AMUsE M EyTS.

AMUSEMEyTS.
T'HASKsGivISG sfEcIALTIEs
GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
NEW rExsrsEs As &So is'i isiosvELrIEs.
fSa, p.'fs%Tm msress az 80 during .as shs dsy
Astonishing MAGICAL aafS. stiSsIoss and LEaEEDE'
Six of the best TRAINED 1oas in tho World in Marvel
Milo. p,ERLoS. Ss' TnH iiIis AeUAsAUr.
CRANE uSds SKciiEsfRSI sfiiI ifIsi ~esss aoScEsrs
xLoss 1s ss & AK sEs6srh s1a fstnh' saEs and living
Marine curiosses.
30 sxrr. charge Admission cens children half price.
NIBLo,s 'GAaDgN.
~ Mr. "A ksEavED K rlNHiSasE SEATS 50 GEMS 'n'e''
Tnxsgvng week. last performances u the great Moral
''"''''n'' 'TiiHik DRuNKAsDs HOME
kxtr. Matinee Thanksgiving Day ~ 2 r W.
Regular ssf; nEsssvsp sssTs sad 8 CSs
S'A' week our iliis fmaiE 'R''s't' SrAsbsxES. sDsES
PssoA9wY rMaAraE .. :, ,1xps DIFF
s4sD Sa.sB MATINEE MATINEE FSD.E FSD.E At At s sa
GENERAL r2rrt abssss ss.shs s or
GENERAL ADMISSION. ION Soc RESERVED STATS,
soc. EXTRA;
fsifiss.
ROSE EyrIseEE' =. CLEOPATRA.
together vim cAsF is' 81 Of s'Rs's,s cT%sxorERs
The hvori.s Premiere Dsnseuse.
Mile. BETTY. kIGL.
GRAND ''fs:sfs ssSrrfss TIsS 'ns BALLET.
pAsous4 i"I''spsfa aSrL :" 81 81 STsSr.rRx ;aps;S
Bsi .s. soss sa.a.y s sss G rfSqa, 0'e''
Th Arks coMI9uE. aia BROADWAY. .,.
gAE..SHS PrSp1l.sos: nsss:
chSSb asS Sxii;s sXiax TiSEs k,TfSSN TD,PHY TO-DAY
X.
psRsy sSb IlTr A ss III il Ts xSs
'o'1'"fS INA "ilo dloaio5s f6t II lobby BILL.
TopAHhIlia HIlaEE n'pAals anAsp l1pAsskxAScEs 1rppHAssokxAScEs OF
ertSSRs's tSSRSs SisSSs daSSss.
AT 10 4. NJ. 2 AND 7. NJ
ASp
GRAND FEATURES. ENTIRELY NEW.
nnr. fssfSsisr-Sss sESIss DScfarLL K
In her grand sensational four.horse act
SO AoAAHk FRANK MELVILLE.
ASr'na SrIs '0S'Si HSEta y ''ss.s,sszniss%T' 'ysaszisT'
'ss oses tnesp sSS 81 ATsisnH TaE sncyGI :ss;Ii'@
Marvellous vslocpede Performances
Immense Noveus.
Admission so and IS cents Reserved Seats, rs oenta
Children half price.
The fashionable and family re.or. the metropolis
DARK TH.AIRB, BROADWAY
II HENRY K. ABBEY Lessee and NJ Msnager
:. :. I.
sSS o o r HHIH ZEE RRR Nm N
Positively the last week ota
HORNETS NEST.
- three Bazxes ana s,l q : Stvger rrxrr .ro
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING MATINEE T-DAi, AT
Eighty-second and last performance Of
THE CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN.
Monday evening" December 3 for IL nights and manees.
Mr.. SOIHEkN