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Las Veo?s Daily Gaiette
SUNDAY. OUTOIJIIÜ :?, ).
linr'i ' aliéis.
("i vniol.li OH R H.-Orl-r ..r í'.rvice
) .n Siml:.v: Kirsl Mush, ti:.'íii :t. tu. ! Ilitrh
Mass. '.( a. n:. Vcpp-is isl 3 p. m. Week lay:
Low Mass at tip. in ' M. (:i:ieut,
l'avisli I'ritht.
lietli'xUttl I. pin-opal iluireli. Service
everv Mtmliiv Ht 11 n. in. nml 7 ji. m. S:il)liatli
at :". ni. 1. W. f.ali'ee, l'astor.
rnrsiKi ailjoiuiiii; the eliimTi.
I'icshytorinti C'hnrcli. Morning ami
even Injr services 11: W) A. M. ami 8: (W P. y
.Sumlay school nt U 45 A.M. Pastor, Kev. J.
C. Kastman tobe found at his resi'teuco ini-
iiediately adjoining the Church.
M. I'mil's KpUropnl Clmrcli. Kcv. It.
Korrcmcr ami licv. 1) A. Han font . Services
every .Sumlay at II A. M. ami 7:i P. M. Sun
lay School at ;'.:: 1. M. All are cordially in
vited. firsl lt:iptit Cluirrli. Services at 11 a. ni.
and I'M . in. Sabbath school 2 . in. All
re cordially invited to attend our services.
Place of meeting in the bui'.diiifr adjoining
Jalla Uros. Store on the north, líev. M. 11.
MnrphTi pastor.
nilAPMAM I.oIse Mo. 2 A. V. A. Jl
meets on the Wednesday of each month be
fore the lull ol the moon at the Masonic Hull,
Central Street, between Sonth 2d and 3d Strts.
J. II. Koojilcr, Sec'T.
TAN VKUAS I-odsre No. 4. I. O. O. F..
J meets every Thursday evening nt 7 o'clock
hjirn. Visitinir brothers are cordially invited.
THOMAS OAHTKKLL, N. i.
T. ItL'TKsnKCK, Secretary.
Hull Arraiisrcmenl. The Post-Office vil
be oiiened dailv, except Sundays, irom 7:30 A.
m., until 8. r. m. Sundays, one hour alter the
arrival ol each mail.
Kiislcrn Mall. Leaves Office at 11:30 a. m.
Arrives at 3:30 pn.,
VPoNtrrii Mail. Arrives at 12 a. m. Leaves
al 2 i'. m.
Pocos Mall. Arrives at 8 a. m., loaves at b
... M.
Vinita, Indian Terr'y ami way Stall.
Arrives a' 7:30 a.m., leaves at 3:30 p.m.
Mam Mall. Leaves Friday at 8 a. m., arrives
Saturday at ti p. m.
I.os Alamos, Joya I-argn, I.oma Iarla
atari a t I uiou Mail. -Leaves Tuesday at
(! .. m., arrives Wednesday 8 r. m.
T. F. Chapman: Postmaster.
Fiench Ballet Girl.
Her life is a, very hard one. She
must get, up before day break on the
cold, raw nioruhiiis of midwinter to
take her dancing lesson ; and again at
midnight, when the opera is over, she
has to find her way on foot through
snow and rain to her humble lodging
at Moutmartre or Iiaiiguolles. The
idea of riding in an omnibus mustuot
cuter head; for while in the lowest
rank of her calling she has but a franc
at night, and even when grown-up
and promoted to-the second quadrille,
she earns only 700 francs a year, or
$140. Of such stern material are our
entertainments made ; and in no de
partment of public amusement, is a
more rigid economy practiced than in
the salaries of dancers, advance
ment comes very slowly, and there is
a great deal of competition for every
vacancy in (he higher ranks of the
profession. Even after the most mer
itorious and indefatigable labors the
native French girl constantly finds
herself eclipsed by Russian and Ital
ian dancers. The hierarchy of the
dancing world is us narrow and as
rigorous as the hierarchy of tho army.
It bristles with examinations, compet
itive struggles, and inspections. It is
considered a great thing to move up
from the "second quadrille" to the
"first quadrille,'' for then the salary is
raised to 1,000 francs, or $200 yearly,
being just enough, with frugal
management, to keep body and
soul together. From the " first
quadrille' to the second "eorpliccs" is
a still more vigorous step forward,
and is rewarded with 1300 fraucs a
year, or say just 1 a week. The next
step upward is to the envied position
of "premier coryphee;" possessing the
superb emoluments of 10000 francs or
G0 a year. Finally, after years and
years of patient study, the dancing-
girl attains the summit of her ambi
tion, and rises into a "petit sujet,"
which gives her an individuality be
fore the iootlights. This giddy height
of glory and pay amounting to 1000
francs, or, in exceptional cases to
2000 francs a year, is the largest re
ward that dancing genius can expect
under ordinary circumstance s, for t: c
Elssers and Tagliouis form a :hiss
apart. Here and no further can a
good dancing girl go, after a blame
less youth passed in diligent capers,
at rehearsals and in public. Happily,
there arc prizes even in this queer lit
tle lottery. M, llalevy was one ev
ening seated in the private room of
the late Nestor Iioqueplan, who was
then director of the opera in Paris.
Koqueplau was carelessly turing over
some old papers, when he came upon
a list of the ballot girls of 1838. On
reading it carefully through they
found that several of them had gone
into the choruses of the Opera Com
ique, one let furnished lodgings at
Montmarlro, another liad married a
stock-broker, a third was the wife of
a comic actor. But the last two
names which had been written on the
faded yellow paper in 1838 belonged,
the one to an English peeress, and the
other to a rich mercer at Dijon.
Mr. P. M. Jones desires to an
nounce to the public that ho is now
able to accommodate a lew boarders
at reasonable rates, at the Las Vegas
Bakery, South Second street near the
plaza. 5G-2t.
"Wanted. Ten stone masons. Good
wages 'paid. Apply to D. C. McGuire,
Las Yogas, N. M. Ó7-H.
SAN MiGUEL
NATIONAL BANS
f)F LAS VEGAS.
LAS
ZLT- i
JACOB GROSS, MIGUEL A. OTERO,
Cashier. I'rr-eidtíüt.
AUTIIOIMZKI) CAPITAL, $J(K), (;(.
PAID VI CAPITAL, 50,o0.
r3X'I.-l22CT,C3.3r2.Ct:
Miguel A. Otero, Juíejili Losen vtald
Emanuel liosenwald .Jacob Gross.
Andres Sena, Lorenzo Lopez,
David WintemiU.
IÍOSEN WAL1 )'6 P.ÜI LI) I XG,
Does a general banking Lusiuess,
Drafts for sale on the principal cities
of Great IiriUau and Continent of
Europe. Correspondents solicited
First National Bail
OF i .AS VKOAS.
f
(Successor to KuvnoiiU Iirotiii.s. )
. A.
Authorized capital, $500,000
Paid in capita!, - $50,000
Surplus Fund
DO ISS A uENERAT, TSAXKINlT yVptfSESS
dAw-tf
Eagle Saw Mills
AKJ
MJMBEit YAW).
-1?Y
$r. uomeuo woom-.x,-
as m
mm
FEE THOUSAND.
thair rjHinbcr Yard, sit tin) il:ir.niiig Alii o
(Tirj.oave yoúr orders at the store-, ol
T. liomero P.ro's., A Son.
JjAS Vi:; s, - New Me.
NEW STORK!,
NEW GOODS!
m. Gillermsn,
lias opened a slock of
mi Fori l$í8m.
SfewMcxitrOo
A Full Assortment in every line
which will be sold at Las Vegas
Trices-, Freight Added.
"THE WHITE"
ti l.v-l
mm m-
f, 1-4
The Lightest Tunning
machine in the world.
Almost Noiseless. New and in Per
fect Order.
WM. It. II. ALLI SOX,
EAST I, AS VEGAS,
A. B STOFB,
tnnil m the Olü
FomnUitimi
Ok
I3XJI3jZ333II.,
OONTRACTOn . -
II
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II,
mi
t
"A.LEE.S
KAST Mm WEST LfkS VEC
fTvVt 'Jlnl S'CjOi ví'ü.S li ill i Q'i U. V k6'W V
THIG, cxrd bourfi': o.o low as e&ofo will buy
gosck ih&j are riow prepared to offer their
cuaternos and buy ovo generally BETTER
wmuQEmm tmmÍ ever before.
y&visig established a Orarsch .House in
os Vegas gives th people on the
küt Lxi
East BMq the advantage oí OA VISTIO TlMl
pioñso qüIí and EmmmE om coom
APIO PtñQEB beíoro pyrchassng else
where
fOWl LOfS FOR SALE!
At new to'n il' V.'iitroiis, f.n'merly known ;ii I.u .hinl;'. , N. JI. , (ir L .7 nnta It. 1! i)(!)iot.
Tim icKiation is veil known, i licautil'iil v'alli'v, i ivh i'uvniin coiintry well si:ilio(l with wnti'i'l'ui
irri.liiiiiiii!'! all (itlii')'iiii':(si's.
':ilnril '""'""1 i'( ! s i t; t i n y; in every direolinn lo its l;iv;.'o snrvcunilint; nviculturnl anil gl'a
zing ronntry .
A iCTÍ4lnsiiiess kiíii! , s ecoini to ninie in New Mexico. All it nei-.ls i n few live, tlii vlnjr 1)
liu-Sá nic'H anil nothing will liititler iH (!i'".'rreas; Try it. The 1!. It. depot will lie iiirendine ff
ree. ive and deliver l'reiítlit here i'oi' all jioints piirr'uiniliiig. Liberal inducements w ill keivcii
Inisinea.s mea. S. .1!. AVathoi:s it Son.
La Junta, X, M
M$a1er 'In Liquor $? i(jm8.
tu-
SAjPL. WAIXWnru JIT ' COSH (.'cichroia.l. Jollied Louis Beer
LAS VKUAS, NEW MEX10D
9
T. i 5. MILLS. WALTJJlí í1. II A DLL Y
ILLS 4 HAOLEY,
GEXtEBIL I1ÍSURI1CE AGENTS,
fa'ciiaxc;-: kl:ild!X(;,
hisn-'cs Policies in i h, foUoiring Companies.
.t:tn i,i n-, ;' iiaiítku:;) con:;. caiítal st.oho.ikio
YV VA.VM -' l.ü'i. .M) .V! '.':!'!..-; ! " ." ,l!l.'O,0(i(i
ii i i-'(i!!i ;;.!: " :!,.Vi!,wki
ii a H" ki ; M a i í ; : : i; lit ; í i i: : " 15,;iini,ouo
Si'. , !i I!!. A N ! .'-.i.-." I N !; " J , 00,Hlíl
GKItM AN-AM I-: l i I 'A :i KM' !:, uK N'K'iV iliiK ;' 'J,r,(l(l,0()0
(;oxtin-:ntai kiiík, i.-' mav yoiüv " ü.aso.wjo
( oyNKcru i; r ni;!-:, u ii i;r; u;;) i,;,t;o,ooe
I'iKi: ASM)CIATI(JN, Kl'iil!i.l:i:i.!'IHA " -l,r,0U,0l)(i
IIOMIC IX-ililJANCK CO.MI'ANY.'OK'COi.l.'M'.'.l'r-, .iilH) " 1 , 00(1,001'
MKKO XTH.K MA!.' INK Kl.íK, u-' I'.i.iSTox " I ,i;oli,0()(:
STAU KIIM-. IXNl'KAXGi-; t'OUI'AXY "' '. .' i- V Y !! 'Í " Od.OOH
l.'XIUX IN':-.!'!;A.MJ1- CU.Ml'ANY .- ' .s i . Al iKI.PMI A " ."iü'.I.OOO
Risks Written Througheiit the Territory.
WHOLESALE A-IsTL
tí r.. r-? b b rf 6e v íil II pa k ii 4i
ummm&mmi
LAS ECmS9 ñ&WJ MEXICO.
Full Line of General Merchandise
Orders from Southern
and Arizona solicited.
DKAI.KIiS IX
COL, IIDES, PELfS - AND FOBS,
:nr
OABBIAQES
Ijs& Vegm
mmakRlTO ROMERO.
1)i;ali;u ix r-
" " " MAM, I'ltOKlT.
13 RCoi
r
JAFFA BROS.
mm mm
Colorado, New Mexico
Satisfaction Gauranted
'j?mB
5c BUGGIES,
Vew Mexico.
B yiHUBUIUUK
GRAND VIEW HOTEL,
LASVEG-ASN.M.
Dr. J. H. Sutfin Prop'r.
The Best Accommodations that can bo found
in the Territory.
FREE
J..
To ,N2 FROJ1I ALL, TUli Tll.li.VS.
J. ROSENWALD. CO
Las Vegas, JXT -
-DEALER IN-
General Merchandise
Goal Tlides, Pelts and Produce generally bought for Cash , r,.irtt; d t
market prices.
saint w
UX1I11!! 1HU11UJJÍ 1U 11U1DJJ
L.LV VEGa NEW MEXICO.
T. F. IlirIfllJl Proprietor
J. J, 8siiit'ord, illanaer.
WHii be kepi as a First-Cluss Hotel.
Providing a good table, good attention, fine Wines, etc
The Traveling Public are cordiady invited
Tlie 3t. IVTicHolas Hotol, Uas Vogas, 1ST. jvi.
-WHOLESALE and 11ETA1L DEALER TN-
eiaeral Merchandise.
MORA and WATROUS, H. M.
Sncial Inducements to Cash Buyers.
rowne
(&IBl(0(DElIlg,
FOE.'W'j.üiDinsra-
A Ñ D
onimissioii
Las Vegas,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' DEALER
In General Merchandise and Outfitting Goods,
North Side of Plaza, Las Vegas, N. M
"Siccial inducements to Cash Buyers, as I sell no goods on time.
BUS
and Outfitting Goods.
linn?
ST, VRAIN
anzanares
Merchants
New Mexico

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