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Show i THE SALT LAKE TIMKS. FRIDAY. MAYJl 1891 3 " TPa AIJBRBACH & BRQB Mill TFPMfiMDnf Mil SALE AiwUvJJ Sure to Prove Memorable as the Greatest Sacrifice of New and Desirable Dry Goods ! Will Continue This Entire Week. "iTfit'--1- cA-.tri- Every day will bnV new surorises in all Departments. Seven New Silk Bargains Daily. Seven New French Dress Goods Bargains Daily. S3ven New Notion Bargains D,;V ceven New Hosiery Brgans Daily. Seven New Bargains Daily in the Domestic Department. Seven New Bargains D iily ii cur Cnild, ens' Clothing and Gents' Furn sh-i- ng Seven New Bargains in our White Goods Department. Daily New Bar-gains Departments. Seven New Bargains Daily in our Ladies' Cloak, Dress an d Wrapper Departments. in all Departments. vTrnTT As each article adverted, and others on sale not advertised, arc offered below cost. Customers are requested not to ask for lar-- rr quantities than jlS O .L 1Uil than salesmen are limited to. Our intention is to distribute thec bargains to every household in this city, and not to these who would buy to scd again. We have engaged extra salesmen and salesladies. 3SARL.Y iiltTD iiVGID TIIS3 CRUSH l IIS flfflM! ft CM ft 207, 201) and 211 State Itoad, corner Second South. Are ibowlng tb molt elaborate Hue of FURNITUREseCARPETS Tapestries and Upholsteries in the city. We make a specialty of fnrnisliiiifr private residences tbrongh-eu- t. Everything new and modern. Our ttpecinltjes In ';-re- t nr.- - itigciow and SSfotcli Axininsters. Koyal Wiltons. Kidder-minsters, Vc, vc. . Alio t large line CHINESE AND JAPANESE MATTINGS EARLS FiRMTURE AD CARPET CO. The Holmes Building. Comer State Itoad and Second South fife Geo. fll. Scott, ,Ias. Glendennlng, H. S. ICumfleld, President. Secretary, Geo M. Scott & Co. (Iwt'OHPOKATED.) I)KAI.ERS In Hardware, Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. Agents for tho Dodge Wood Pulley, Roebling's Steel Wire Rope, Va-cuum Cylinder and Engine Oils, Hercules Powder, Atlas Eugines nnd Hellers, Mack Injectors, Huffalo Scales, Ji (Tersuu ilore Whhu, lilaka Pumps, Miners' and Blacksmiths' Tools. Kto. 1G8 Main Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. Lynch k Giasmann. t Real Estate Brokers. We OfTcr the Following Certains for a Few Days Only, They MLSt be Sold at Once, Tfco Following Are Gentias Barin3 : 3.1x1 KO ft Lot, with new Frame Cottage, 3 room. Iarp ' pantrv ami clottct. city wate-- , 1'rnit tr-ti- : on Alameda Avenue, between IJrlgtnun and First to -- ta, near th "Hast COxl ;?0 ft. 4 IdocUn nortti from 3TcCornlck's Residence, iiicely lotutcd, liutt trees, eUj 1,000 fiOxl 40 It Lot, on Capital TIKI, nicely located, beautiful view 750 2.1x140 ft Lot, on Capitol Hill, pood location, fair view.. 400 3 iAti, 301 40ft each, on Grant street, between Cth & tilh North; each ICO 4 IH 1 1 1 on Slain street, l-- 'J block from Temple; this is a hiiap 12,000 JO Lots, 2r,xV2Z ft, 3 bloc!: north of Poplar Grove; tho v biim li lr 1,250 33('('5 ft, rtouUe corner, 4 blocks southeast of Warm Springs, line icaca sc!i.i.i ...i ..u 7,000 20 3-- 4 1 (i.'t I f i,i west part of Lot 2, 111k , I'lat A, per front It K'.isy terms; 350 beautiful hiiihS'iif' lots, r0l;." ft each, on 4th La ;t, b't. 3rd and 4lh Noulh, per t ft 85 13 lots. 30vUScach on 1. A It. J. railroad, bet. 5th and ilh North, koo1 terms, each 250 2 Lots, :,;!' ft each. IMock H, on (Hh North St.. Lake View Addition, est cf I'. P. K K .; h liiitiful hniiding lets, liiu-- t he sold in pnirs $275 e:tch, exeep corners; j cash, balauea 1 year per rent; cheapest lots ou the market. We C!ie? ite Ate for a Few Days Only. Easy Tcrrrjs ! Lynch k Giasmann. ' i ; ' 75 VTiwXv ffivC Xj y vS (lr Tf 0 KVV if o o JAW o oVO u o r I EAGLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE COMPA2TT ' U. fSlXLS " J. TUCKER. II. W. SELLS. SELLS&CO. "3 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN LUMBER.. Fint South St , Opp. 11th Ward Assembly Rooms. Postoflice Box, 1078. Old Pioaecr Yark of Armstrons & Baglej. Pleasant Urn Coal Co. SALT LAKE AGENCY. Successors to A. L. Williams, Agent. pLEASANT yALLEY AND QASTLE QATE , NTIIACITE AND gLACKSMITII ),'... C0KE AND CHARC0AL' A. W. Caine, Managet. Chute & Hicks, Local Agents OUicc 43 V. Second Sontti. Coal Yards cor. Second South and Filth I AVeht. Telephone 444. I'or 8t. OnIy$l!)5 ca-h- ; $10 per month for 12 months, baHuce t years at (I per cent, for six room house, with closets, cellar, three verandas, city water. Elegant location; only eix blocks from business center. Davis iV Stkini.i k, 'o West Second South. Every house in IXskey's second ad-dition is occupied. LOST AND FOUND. Two rroo Mo dnppiis-- d to ! Krowmd in I h l.nko. Provo was possessed of much excitfi-intui- t yesterdav over the supposed drow ning of V. II. Hatenbuek anJ Mr. Smiili iu I'uh lake. Tho niun had Ktai'ted out in 8 boat, a high wm.t blowiug at the time. The wind was so strong that they could not m;iiiKO tho boat mid tho men were at the mercy of the element. As time passed and they did not show up in the city, fears were entertained as to their unity, ami searching partita went out. The searchers went to the lake and made thorough investigation to lind the parlie. This naturally increased tho fears of the families and for a while the men were jjiven up as lost. The missing parties succeeded in reaching the shore after a severe struggle. FASHION S GAY PHIL Gowned in Sheening Bilks and Shimmer-ing Satins, Sociaty's Devotees Will Attond the Evening's Ball TO STRAUS' EAVISHING STBAISS. Under the Mellow Glare of Electric Lights the Wealth and Chivalry Will Dedi-cate the Board of Trad ' Society's heart i.s palpitating today n dreamy anticipation of the grandest ball of the .season to be given in the ex-position building tonight to dedicate the new chanilier of commerce! For weeks the feminine world have looked forward to this event as the close of fashion's gay season. They have expected much but their hopes a1"' anticipations w ill he more than realized. Ad of the arrangements are superb and perfect. The decorations prove that some artist-ic souls have had a hand in their crea-tions, and they are the most elaborate over attempted for any such occasion ever gheii in this city. Py their bewitching harmonies and vivid I contrasts.' they will blend with h and give an' added charm to V gowns which will be triumphs of mil-'i-- i finery. "ii In the cenler of the dancing floor there is a grand pyramid of cut Mowers, from amidst the delicate petals of which will burst the softened tints of electric lights. It would not bo possi-ble lo tell of the niinutie of the other decorations, but there are syphonics of color and exhaling perfumes, very where Eighteen arch ami countless nmii-bei- s of various colored incandescent lights will Hash and twinkle as they rellect the rays of other gems or glim-mer over the gleam of snowy necks and shoulders. Arbogast has provided '100 feet of tables for the banquet which will give ample accommodations for seating audit. These will bo in the south and part of the east nud west wings. There will be an large attendance, and ap plications for invitations have been re- - ceived all morning. The arrangements are a decided nov-elty, 'f here will be no individual ilane-in- i lists but larg; prorrrammes will bo used instead, thus preventing any coll-usion. The entrances will b on the iast and west sides of the build-ing Carriages will be permitted to drive lo the entrances, hut must de-- . ,iart as soon as their occupants have alighted. Alter t he ball is over, s will not drive to the entrances but must align on tho street ami come . in h they are called. The diiois will be open st 8 o'clock nnd supper will be served from 11 . o'clock. The ladies' dressiui? rooms will be in the south wing of the building, but it will bo necessary to pass through the main hall to reach them. Magnus Olson with his orchestra of twenty pieces will discourse, the music. Thro are a large number of strangers iu tho city from all parts oi the territory and elsewhere who will be preseVit. Tliecommitiee suggest that everyone ought tn bepiovided with tickets before arriving, or if not, to have the exact, sum of t lie admission, $.". The following will he the programme of dances and the names of the mem-bers of the lloor committees uud their distinguishing badges: ITM' HIH'JU. I. Cra'nt march ami wa'.ta. i,iiui"-i- , S''l'.nt 4 ;,. .., is. I.p.n vrs. 7. or,c. H. Watt, quadrille. I'elU.i. 1". i.niaiirillp. II. Waltz anil Newport, ly. I.iineers. ulliie. I. . M;i(Hlrk.i, I I. 'uaihllln. ,. Wait.. ti. rar.nian varieties. Kxu.is to tin atuiouu.vil. FI.OIHI i (IMMNTKIC: F. B Wlelta. J I) SpMieer. C L Haines. J illti i.nvs.m jr. I'ate, DSM'irrai. K W Yeu:. it a.UieinliuimiB F w .leniiiui.'B, A H oiauv. ,r, Will l.awrene, 8 ' K A Rmt-h- , A K i R .1 1: Herhi...l, DC 1 H MoAllii'ter, J,! bl on, 1( M lsvH, .1 it Vantio u, I ;ei W siinw, . , COMMl'ITKK i.A.ioe.s: Fxecntivo hreen M,,.i;r ..Ton iMC-jra- on ....IIMwn KeeeptiOM U h t Tmusp-Mtulo- ..Drati I'riiituii; ream i J'u- UnX Tlifl Tlii'ulrical Season. Thomas II. Davis, theatrical man-ager, Kays: "Tliis season, on the road lias been remarkable, in that the better class of plays have received more enconnige-ineu- t than ever before. On tho other hand many of the cheap spectacular and operatic coinpanii-- s havo hist money or (tone to pieces. The. truth is that the people outside, of New York are becom-ing quito as good judges of dramatic, performances as can be found in the metropolis, and any effort ou the part of cunning managers to humbug them stands a p sir tihoiv of nieces. In my experience I find that New York is be-coming less and lesi a factor iu the suc-cess of any dramatic production. The time was, ii few years Hgo, when a suc-cessful run in New York decided th fate of a piece. It is now no longer the cn.se. " New York Herald. (,t a f75 lVarl Willi IIi Dliinrr. Edward Malley was eating a dinner at Heuhh-ni'- recently, and amoni; the fir.-- t dishes served was oysters on the half shell. lie pic ked r.p one of the oysters with his fork from the shell, and his eve was attracted by a white substance which had I et n concealed under the oyster. It was a pearl of extraordinary size and ex-ceptionally line quality, although it was entirely in the rou,'h state. It was ex-amined by several Kvutlein.-- who wero present, and it was universally coiic-de- d to bo a remarkable gem. Jlr. Malley pbiced its value at if "), and this estimate was accepted as hein;j none, too hU;h. He proposes to have it finished up and mount' d. The oyster in which the gem was found came. lYum one of the local dealers and was taken from a bed iu the Sound. New liaveu lb-gis- t or. IJfl'crU of tl't! Juiliun Climntf). Among the (ioJ men composing the First battalion of the Scottish Ilorderers (the old Twenty-fifth)- , which will arrive from Burmah in a week or two, theru are only six who went ont with the regi-ment to India ia lt75. These are the sergeant major, ft sergeant nnd four members of tho band. London Tit-Bit- A lturil Winter lit Talno. The present winter has been severe on country parsons in Maine. One preacher in Knox county, after working hard all the evening breaking through the drifts, arrived in sight of the church just ia time to see the lights blown out. Tho people had veil him up arid gone hoaie. Boston Journal. (ienerdl HoulaitRer In New Ynrk. Don't be startled if I tell you a secret. Goticrad Boulanger, the deposed head of a retrograde movement, is in New York. So, at. least, a l'reiielmiait tells me who claims to have called upon the general at his sei'lml-'- lodgiugson iiie east side. My informant asserts that Boulanger has shaved his face cler.n and is desirous of remaining imkw.wri in the meirop ilis until his coantvy calls him. In this case hb residence hure is likely to be a long one. There is a strong probability that my tiallio friend has given me "a straight tip" in this matter. Boulanger took a fancy to New York when ho was hern at the time of the York town celebration. He likes the life of a large city, and has been bored on the Isle of Jersey. Lon-don did not treat him well and Paris is denied him. What is more natural than that he should come to New York the refuge of so manv soiled foreigners? Miehnei Eyrmd, the st rangier, whoso head was cut o)f in Paris, had his life in-sured for $10,1)00, but the companies re-fuse to pay on the strength of aelause in every policy relieving tho company of liability if the insured meets his death while violating the laws of the country. THE CiJ ARAJTY SitTlnei nl Loan Anrillioii of Mlnne- - lM,tld. Authorized capital. ')0, WO. 000; oper-ating under rigid laws and state super-vision ; s ifest and .Mo- -t irolitable lonn of investment. alt Lake City oliiee, U SIMain street, up .i.'. t'. 1,. Hannamn. Agent. |