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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
Corporation Notice.

M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE SYST
= h, da a, Of March lso spplession WIS mage
John Craven and osheTs, Jor the Improvement OF
between Jersey ave and Brunswick st.. in the fol-
lowing manner including az Intersections
graded to the established grade By excavatine or
hnIng the same TO the esta bhshed grade.
TO have new twenty inch curb set each side
10 have the present curb reset ana new twenty.
70 have new hluesSone tagging. -four foet wide.
laid on each side walk
p a sS yhs agng feiaid and new nag
70 have the, carriage way paved with Belgian
TO have ave new bridgestone crosswaiks laid.
Io have the present. bridgestone crosswaiks 60
And all other work zone that may be necessary
to provide for the flow or the surface water anu to
complete the improvement in good and substan
1875. the Commissioners Of Assessment Med with
the Hoard of Street and Water Commissioners their
s snST Inc sa w
beneft 70 each lot parcel OF land also the proba
as sss e ss g sSsu
public inspection "a the office az the clerk or the
And notice IS also given that ne Following streets
or avenues. Or particular sections thereof are In
ciuded Ia SAID asses 5, ~ IA n. m
from Jersey ave. to Brunswick sti
ION the west sideh from BRIGHT st. about . feet
north and 2ofeet south ~ I, ~ i
ION the west side, from Bright st, about 81 feet
south; ,fox,,.1,,r,, =.
from Bright st., about 100 feet north and 100 feer
ss And that the seventh day Of July. lssa a. ten
O'clock a M and 5he meeting room o. me Hoard q
Street ana Mssef s ,s are hereby s
Of Street and Water commissioners will meet to
id sh
may be presented in writine.
rnissiouefs- Xxx I.
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TO pieces Black SIX Velvet Ribbon.
inch wide -. .-..:-.-..-... &c. I'd
zoo pieces Black Six Velvet idbbon. ~
lncneS Hide.----. 1Qc. I'd
inches wide. :.:,;,.-s. 15c sd
ESQ pieces Black silk Velvet Ribbon
inches wide. -. soc. yd
CO. pieces extra quality silk Velvet RIB
hon. satin back 2 Inches wide, IN s.
different shades; this quality sold else
where at 4se.; our price sc. yd
$50 pieces all silk Gros Grain, with satin
/. edge, ! inch wids, BLACK and eolored;
piece OF 10 yards Csc. ..-....-.- &c I'd
300 pieces OF ali silk GFos Grain, with
satin edge, Ia inches wide. black and
colored; piece Of 10 yards Sic ..-- $500, &c. I'd
20lJ yarls pure silk eros Grain. witn
satin edge, 2lk inches wide, in all colors l6c sd
J. so yards fine fancy Satin Striped Ritz
bon, inches wiIie, elegant line OF col
2Sc- yQ
500 yards rich fancy Gauza Ribbon. So
inches wide. in choice eolofs- &]c- I'd
IS pieces heavy all silk Mcire ard Gro6
Grain Sash Ribbon, inches widesss.-- so I'd
Is inch pure silk Surah Sash Ribbon, with
wide satin bor1ief, in all colols. 75c I'd
Choice line of Coiored and Plaid FrfuEed
Surah Sashes at all prices.
Millinery Trimmings, Gauze LAees Fancy Hat
Pins, Ornaments &c, in great variety.
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-. ...s........-........ ....,-.-. I.
SPECIAL BARGAINs IN SILKS. /:


At 19c.. colored all silk China Ponjams;
formerly SOC.
At 29c., new combination figured Indias.
% inches wide and all silk; formerly
soc.
At 45c.. Lyons" double warp all silk
Surahs; formerly 69c.
At 79c., extra quality all pure silk Faille
Franchise, in the newest coloringsi
formerly sold at $110.
At SOC, all our French Figured midas. in
the newest designs; formerly sold at
sec and Csc.
Our black and colored Dress Silk depart
ments complete with new and choice
fabrics at our well known popular
prices.
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LACEs.

~ inch Normaudie Va1enciennes lace Flouncing
In a variety Of patterns al 3gc. yard; reduced
from s5c.
Black La Tosca Nets 50 inches wide, worth 9Sc.,
our price, sec. yard.
A large lot OF Black Draping Nets, in Chantilly
and La Tosea styles. Striped and Dotted
effects goods worth from 8. Is to Sl.75; our
price 1gc.
special.-42 inch all pure silk Spanish guipure
Flouncing, pearl edge, rose effects, at eec
yard; reduced from 81 %.
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SPECIALS.
UxTRIMmED HATS.

Ladies' Fancy Straw Toques and Tnrbans
fancy Lace brims. SO different styles, reg
ular price. $1sg8-..-.-.4.4-4
Ladies' Fine Milan Hats, in leading shapes
and coiors, former price. 81 - -4.-s1s.
Ladies' Black French Chip Flats, fine quail
ity; real value. 81 -'----.-....-.--ss.
Ladies' Black Neapolitan and Fancy Lace
Straw Hats; worth double. =. ...--.......
Misses Golored ailan Hats WITH fancy edge;
worth f3C. -
Complete assortment Of White, Black Z
Coiored Leghorns in all grades.
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HANDKERcHIEFS.

For Morning Sale we shall offer one lot Of
about $50 dozen Ladies' Hand Embroidered, in
4corners. white and colored, at Sc. each: can
not be duplicated less than 1919.
$50 dozen Gents Hemstitened White and Fancy
Borders new designs large size, bought TO
sell for 15c.. special on Monday. Sc each Also
much finer goods at the same low prices.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01

ADVICE TO MorHERs.-MRs wIssLow's SoorH-
are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; 1t produces natural quiet sleep by re-
heving the Child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button.n It is very
pleasant to taste. IL soothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind regu-
lates the bowels and is the best known remedy
other causes. Twenty five cents q bottle 80
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GLOvEs

Ladies fns quality Tafleta Gloves, all colors, a
bargain at fsc. a pair
IS dozen Ladies' extra fine quality Pure Silk
Gloves, choice shades of tan, gray, &c, Sc,
worth 75c. pair: our price, 39e.
Ladies fine quality Black SILK Mitts. TO close CSC
per pair; worth SOC.
Specials button length Mousqustaire Suede
Gloves, tan, gray, &c, Sc, excellent quality,
at 75e.; fully worth Si.50
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Hosa in slate tan and
brown at I21sc. pair. worth ssc
40 dezen Ladies' fine quality Fancy Cotton Hose.
so different STYLES, including fast black, bought
to sell at 5cc. and &c. pair; price, to close,
2oc pair.
200 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests. shaped bought
to sell for 29e.: our price, 1sc-
Ladies' Fancy Vests. eelors pink. blue, cream,
&c. &C. at BIC; regular price, 39c.
Special. extra quality pure silk Vests.
in cream, pink pearl, blue and black, ST 55c.;
good value at use
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BANK SETTLEMENTS.

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUDSON
II County National Bank at Jersey City In the
State OF New Jersey at the close of business.
MAJ H. 1885, prsor-pcrs
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INFANTS, WEAR pErARrMENr.



INFANTS OUTFItTiNa
and enauerafe few Inducements for this week:
100 fne innd. made Nainsook Short Dresses
handsomely trimmed with hemstitchine
and fine needlew0rk edge, worth <4-oQ 81 q
lot Short Goats, in Fancy Plaid Cloths. new
Importation. aerual value, 81: %, : an
Fine duality English Cashmere Long CioakS
rich embroidery worth $3.50. =. 3 81
Infanks' Linen ehemise. trimmed with Val
eneieapes iace. \. lsc.
InfHnss Long slips, with enlbroid<red ypxs
mo ttfckS- &c
Full iine Of Booties, Flannel Sacqurz shawl
and Skirts rs ~
is dozen Braided Piqne sun Hats ~ 80 z6c.
70 dozen Embsoidered Lawn Caps with
5hirred Peak q t9c.
10 dozen Null pQkes IN al cQloys $50
8 dq&en &ilhsai1ereA Ssik CAPS s. &9c.
Colcsed Ehaiubra Jockey Caps. I. Is. 4 q
b FOX 4 CO.
srH AZ. 1sTH AND isrH via !;
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FLowERs


Long Daisy Wreaths, IN all colors. sold
elsewhere at z5e--..-..----I--'.. .....+--z-. &c
Long Double Violet Wreatns, in al colors,
regular VALVE. s9e. .---.--. .ss.-...-..-+4- &c
Imported Buttercup wreaths, worth 56c- 2ec
Fine French Flowers, IN wreallfs and long
sprays actual value Si-0o 10 90 4sc
Fine Poppy and Wild Flower Wreaths---- Usc
Fine Velvet Pansy Cluster Use
Fine Imported Rose Coronets, suitable for
tCqueS ....@-..- SIC
Fine Imported Hose Coronets With buds. 81 10
Fine Imported Silk Velvet Roses. in % diff
fereuf shades. .-..--.-.... --..s-....-... Sc
Fine Imported Velvet Fosget-me-Nots per
du1eu-s-s -...-.4- -+-*-- -. s@------s lcc
10000 --..---.s
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS
.....----+..-.-.
Imported Stiff Wings in all colors.---. e
Imported Black and Colored Birds. -. 25c
Imported Large Birds new shaded effects. 65c
Imported BLACK Parrots. 49, -..-.-..-4+. SOC
101 dozen Fine Ostrich Tips black and
coors. bunch Of three --.-..-..... ...-... 46c
s5 dozen Extra fine Ostrich Tips, black and
colers bunch OF three ...--.--.-...-... CSC
90 dozen Real Ostrich pirInes, IN black
white and cream, worth 81 75....,... - Sc
So dozen Real Ostrich Pin:nes. in all eolors
acciialiy worth 8. ...-4s---z-. ST -
We are also showing the latest creations In
fancy Ostrich Pompons and Bandeaux.
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Tesu our or a N enoumg
editions Dress Goods Domestic Anny GsH
mt achaB 80 i = e open
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MILLINERY

The stupendous success attending the opening
OF this department was far beyond or expeeta-
tons and has prompted Us 10 continue during
the coming week cur liberal offer TO
/: TRIM HATS FREE OF CHARGE
Our show rooms we're crowded from morning
until night making it impossible for Us 70 wsit
on ali customers
We have added an extra foTcs OF competent
saiesladles and trmIners. aud hops thereby TO be
enabled 70 attend promptly TO the wants Of all
our friends.
We recommend to ladies' who desire to avail
Themselves Of this oppert unity 70 f,1ve their
hats trimmed IA the most approved styles. with
out charge. TO call early to avoid the rush IN ths
afternoon
:--=..s----- s.z------ .-.s--ss,.
TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs
81
Our entire new stock Of Fine Trimmed Hi
hnery for Ladies. Misses and Children, vii be
offered At surprisingly low prices.
.ss---.
SPECIALS.
s1.4s VIII buy q fine English Straw Sailor,
trimmed with the latest Gaslzes EcefseS
Birds and Flowers, positive value $500.
S1.63 viii buy an elegant Black Lace Hat
IL all desirable shapes
cannot be duplicated elsewhere for less than
$354
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ID EpoRr OF THE CONDITION or THE FIRST
IL National Bank OF Jersey City. in the State OF New
Jersey, at the close of business, May Il, 1851.
ppSOrrpfrES
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DRESS GOODS.
40 inch all wool Cheviot Beige, CSC; were

40 inch all wool Cheviot Beige, &c; were
soc.
~ inch rich silk 1ustre Mohair BriIlian-
tine, in spring shades, 29c.; good value
for 4Sc.
40 inch all wool French Henrietta, 4Sc.;
all new shades and sold recently for
75c
40 inch Cheviot Checks and Stripes, 4Sc.i
reduced from Coo.
200 imported Robe Patterns, s.. IL; were
good value at s6.9S.
125 Partisan Robes, in, gray, ecru, tan,
heliotrope and rose, at sos; reduced
from $3.50.
Double white biege finished Suitings,
fancy stripes and side bands, sl015c
worth
Double width Wool Flannel suiting,
spring weight, mixed effects, 19c.
AZ inch wool filed Mohairs. with woven
side bands, 100.
Poplin Suitings in the latest colors, l2izc.
Double width English body Cashmeres,
new shades. 1Sc. to S11zc,
BLACK GOODS.
.-.-.-..--......---...-.
A inch all wool black hemstitched Veil
ing for dresses, four to eight inch Dor
ders, 49c.: good value for 75c.
40 inch all wool black French Surah
Serge, &c.; decided bargain.
40 inch black silk lustre Mohair Brilliant
inc, 49c.; would be cheap at 75c.
As inch all wool black Henrietta, 59c.;
good value, S5c.
As inch silk warp black Henrietta, Csc;
cost $3.50 to import.
.....-. .-....--.....
DOMESTICS. :
..-..-----...- $3.50.
80 inch best domestic sateens. &c; worth
15c
80 inch best French Sateens. 19c.; worth
35c.
81 inch best Scotch Ginghams, 1sc.; worth
35c.
Best Apron Ginghams. 71zc.; worth i255sc.
Striped Nainsook. 5slc; worth &c.
60 inch all linen Table Damask, S5c.;
worth soc.
81 inch all linen Barnsley Damask, 55c.l
worth 75c.
1sxs6 Turkish Bath Towels, &C.; worth
1215c.
17xe5 all linen cream Damask Towels. &c. !;
worth 1211zc
1sxss all linen Huck Towels, 1sszc-; worth
15c.
-.,--..--:
LADIES cLoAKs AND SUITS:
ON SECOND FLOOR
SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR MONDAY.
$50 Blazers, newest styles, made from all
wool flannels, in Persian or Roman
stripe effects. with handsome girdle to
match, regular s. IS quality. for s1ss,
200 Refer Jackets, in fine all wool navy
and gray cheviots, regular $500 quality,
for S. IS.
800 Blazer Jackets. in fine all wool black,
navy and gray cheviots, with handsome
black and gilt or all black girdles, reg
ular 500 quality. at So 9s.
..%.-e-*.s $780, s.--.
BOYS CLOTHING.
:.-.......- ..----.
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Bargains in Boys Cheviot Mixed Suits. A
to IA years. at $50. Ss75, $500 and mp
ward.
Boys all wool flannel Sailor Blouse Suits,
fast colors, at s.. IS, s.. % and $3.50.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists. all sizes.
from 2sc. up.
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County OF Hudson, =
l. j. w. Hardenbergh. Cashier OF the Hudson
County National Bank of Jersey City, do solemnly
that the above statement is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
J. w. HARDENEERGH Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 2ith Gay OF
THOMAS W. JAMES
Notary Public
Correct--Attest:--
GILBERT COLLINS
JOHN A. BLAIR,
c. ZABRISKlE,
Directors
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NOTION DEPARTMENT,


THE CROWDS THAT VISITED THIS DE-
PARTHENT ALL LAST WEEK WAS PROOF
POSITIVE THAT WE MERE SELLING pESIR-
ABLE GOODS LOWER THAN. ANY OTHER
HOUSE DRESSMAKERS SHOULD TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF THIS SALE.
Best French Busting Cotton. dozen........-. re
Best 5-16 French horn Bone. dozen. &c
imported Rubber Shields pair.....-.-.-----. Ice
Corset Steels, with protectors pair. -....---. Be
Pink Paper Hairpins, dozen papers........-. SC
IL yards $40 double Bone Casing. piece. &c
Pearl Egate Shirt Buttons, per gross. Zoe
Oil six Shields .z..4-................. &c
Side Steels all sizes, eii...-.---..........-. 2c
English Pins, zoe pins 10 the paper. &c
English Mourning Pins box -. ...--..-4.. &c
100 yards Spoois black Sewing SILK, dozen. PC
10 yards spools black Twist, box 25 spools... lie
Best Skirt Braid, black, piece -....-...-..... &c
Fancy Elastic, one inch wide, yard.... .....- &c
Steel Curling Irons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0c
Dressing Combs. Neutrality-suspicious. sc
Metallic Hair Brushes, oxidzed back ...... 15c
Best English Tooth Brushes, large size..---. &c
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PARAsoLs ANp suN UMBRELLAs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. --.-...-.-..-.--..-.--..
900 gloria silk aainch Parasols paragon frame,
fine handles, selling elsewhere at si.9s; our
5o5 ss-inch silk gloria sun Umbrellas. paragon
frame with q handsome assortment OF oxidized
handles. at See: worth Sl.9s.
We are Offering at special prices all our fancy
parasels Examine prices before purchasing
F. Sour Gloria SIX we recommend for one
year.
MINIS FURNISHING.
......-..-.-.- --...------.
UNDERWEAR
--.*...-.-...-.-.-.s
Ribbed Balbriggan Shirts 4 Drawers, eaeh. 50 25
French Balbriggan Shirts & Drawers. each 50
summer Merino, white or natural each 1900 81
Summer Meiino, white or natural each.--.-- 20
Summer Merino. extra finish, each ..-.-...- 69
Australian Wool. each. --.-..-...--.-.. IS
-.-...s-. ,--.---.-..-.s
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
.........s.--.--- s.--.--..-.,
onr stock of Gents Negigee and oufing
Shirts cannot be surpassed Tor value and large
variety o. patterns
Examine our window.
---..----.-.-...
OUTING SHIRTS:
....----.-.--...
Domets and Outing clozh-....-......saca and 4ec
Oxford and Madras Coth.-.- -..-- .s5c. and Sc
Imported Flaanels s.... 81 ~ and ~ -
Crepe Flannel slk stripes 81 90 81 rs 81 81 80
NEcKwEAR.
.-.- ...----s-i,
Knots. Teck and Fourth Hands,
in silk and satin,
s5c., a9c., 39c., a., Csc.
..t*.s.-.r.ss.*.- .~tz.ts-<.as
UNLAuNDERED SHIRTS
.----.s=ss
500 dozen Linen BosomR double back and
front ...-...s.-.s--. SAC
100 dozen Homestead Linen -....-..--.- 4yc
100 dozen Dwight Anchor .-....----- S2e
So dozen Utica Noaparel &c
LAUypERED SHIRTS.
50 dozsn. well made coed fittir--. : 15c
u dozen t;pe Dress Shirts, open front ana
Fancy tfil1med Night shirts ~ ~
Nc ~ u s: =
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Bargains in Boys Cheviot Mixed Suits. 4
to IA years, at sa5o Ss.75. $500 and mp
ward.
Boys all wool flannel Sailor Blouse Suits,
fast colors. at 81 IS, 81, % and $3.50.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists. all sizes.
from CSC. up.
BOYS ali wool shirt Waists. from sc IN.
, 1890-10-30

W. G.. Shapcott vent east last evening.
Judge J. W. Blake is oyer from Lara
ME.
A meeting OF citizens will be held at the
city hall tonight.
DR.. h. b. Grimes office is over
Cheyenne National Bank.
Judge Saufley writes a Cheyenne friend
that he Is prospcring in Kentucky.
The boguo check man is abroad again.
He skinned West Meyer out Of $40. so.
Mrs. John Charles Thompson and three
children left last evening for a few weeks
in Kentucky.
Cheyenne duck hunters will soon de-
send on the feeding grounds near Collins
aud Loveland.
The opera house attraction for next
Monday is one that THE LEADER can
recommend as irst-class.
Ladies fine kid shoes $l.75; large size
INST pan 20 cents nice line OF chinaware
Ht received. Black Flag.
Considerable interest is taken in the
Waltzing tourney on the Catholic fair
programme for tomorrow night.
Geo. Hathaway, the gambler who shot
ex-Alderman Billy Whelan in Chicago, is
known here. He is a mean runt.
Eighty acres Of section ~, adjoining the
Town on the southwest, we're yesterday
sold to a gentleman Of Tacoma. Wash.
An offer Of $500 a foot for thirty feet
on Capitol avenue, between Sixteenth
naSeventcenth, was made and refused
yesterday.
". b. Dunlovy, the new Union Pacific
station agent, is man of family aud will
! bring here his wife and two children and
father and mother.
P. Bergersen yesterday shipped 5000
Standard targets to the Laramie Gun
club. They are arranging for a tourna-
nent there Thanksgiving.
D. L. Brown, who was in from La
ganGe yesterday, says the TOWNSHIP owner
sold seventeen lots for cash last week.
Mr.. Brown is road supervisor elect.
, 1890-10-30

graphite, kaolin, FIRE clay, glass sand,
building stone, including granite, marble,
slate, sandstone, limestone. etc,
Wyoming has perhaps T.Ooo,0 900 acres
of heavily timbered lands and 1000, 900
to s.000.0O0 acres more of s~parsely
covered lands. The forests are mainly
confined to mountain ranges. Some
timber is very dense and heavy. No
lumber of consequence is manufactured
for outside consumption and very con-
siderable eastern and western lumber is
brought in. How to best protect the
forests and yet provide for the wants Of
our citizens and for future development is
a knotty problem.
Compulsory education is enforced and
a high standard of MANAGEMENT in the
public schools is maintained. 1t is be-
lieved Wyoming spends more money for
the education of the young according to
the total public expenditure than any
other state.
There is 10 Wyoming a constant de-
mand for skilled mechanics and for wo-
men for house service. In nearly all
other lines of labor the supply is about
equal to the demand. Wages are higher
than in the Eastern and Middle states and
the cost of living is also higher. but the
percentage of wages is greater than the
extra percentage in cost of living and the
laborer has a wider financial margin than
in the east.
The only Indian reservation within
Wyoming is the Shoshone, comprising
over 1850, 900 acres in Fremont county.
A large number of Shoshono and Arapa-
hoe Indians, who still maintain their
tribal relations, are resident there. A
military post is in close proximity. and
the Indians give but little trouble to the
government. Complaint is frequently
made that the Indians are off the reserva-
ton shooting game for the skins, and. in
some cases, d~epredating on domestic live
stock.
Nearly all the sourc of Wyoming
are in a great measure undeveloped.
There remains unoccupied territory for
every industry. Stock raising. a%gricul-
ture and mining will develop rapidly, aud
make Wyoming one of the great states of
the Union.
The governor recommends: A compre-
hensive public survey. Donation Of the
arid lands to the state. Location Of stor-
age basins. Some arrangement with the
Pacific railwavs IN eoahla thoea cornora-
, 1890-10-30
Hermann's vaudevllIes,


Hermann's New ''Transatlantiques"
appeared to a very large audience, giving
as good a performance OF the kind as has
ever been seen here. Every performer is
a superior one in his or her specially, and
some of them are entirely new. LES
TrOis Washington grotesque musical
artists; Miss Josephine Henley, vocalist;
"Macoma ct Taiero,' equilibrists; Mons.
Pnscof, musical numbers aud costume
changes, are all new to Boston. "Senor-
tia Rosita Jeiero Y Torres is the young
dancer who is said TO rival Carmencita.
and certainly she does good work Harry
Kennedy, the we'll known ventriloquist;
Herr Tholen, with his singing dog, and
George Holloway, in a sensational per.
formance upon a perpendicular ladder,
complete the performance. We must not
forget the "Glinseretti" troupe Of aero
bats, who give a finished and unequalled
performance.
Here next Monday.
, 1890-10-30

The Wyoming Normal and Business
College Is developing into an institution Of
which the city OF Cheyenne may feel
proud, 1t Is, in all its appointments, a
frst-class school, and an investigation of
the work is enough to satisfy the most
skeptical that this college fills a gap that
is occupied by no other school. Owing to
important changes that have been made
in the work, and the increased facilities
which the school now affords, the man
agement have decided to advance the
prices slightly from the rates given in
their circulars. On and after Nov. 5 the
rates of tuition will be as given in the ad-
vertisement of the college, which may be
found in another part of this paper. We
are glad to note these Evidences that our
business college Is now a permanent and
thriving institution.
, 1890-10-30

Mr.. Clande KING, the indomitable
manager and talented editor of Sports
Afeld, "a journal for gentlemen pub
llshed at Denver, is in town. Mr.. Kings
paper is a high-class publication. national
in character, neat in appearance, along
side the best of them in a literary way.
1t is now well established, after a struggle
that would have discouraged most men.
10 the West it is authority on sports
Aheld. 1t is the organ of the Colorado
Ia a. W., and is strong for game and
fish Protection.
, 1890-10-30

FACTS
FACTS

1t is a fact that we propose to
make a great SLASH in our en-
tire line of DRESS GOODS for
one week only.
4O-inch fancy all-wool Serge
Plaids, 85c per yard; our regular
price, Csc.
4O-inch all, wool Broadcloth
Plaids, zoe per yard; our regular
price, soc.
3s-inch all-wool Ladies' Cloth
NEW colors), 85c per yard; our
regular price, soc.
54-inch all-wool Broadcloth
Qate colorings), Coo per yard; our
regular price, 95c.
4s-inch Priestley's Black Hen
%rietta, silk finish, 99c per yard;
our regular price, s1.5O.
Its a fact that the prices quoted
cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
1t is also a fact that we carry
double the amount of DRESS
GOODS of any house in the
state.
1t is a fact hat we can save you
from SIS to $50 on a Plush Gar
ment.
1t is likewise a fact that il you
follow the crowd you will bring
up at the Bargain House of Wyo.
ming.