Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28
BENEFIT To Mrs. CORrrrI ANN

BENEFIT To Mrs. CoR1ELL AND
MASTER CoRIELL. - On tomorrow
evening, December Goth, Mrs. Coriell
and Master Chas. Coriell will be the
recipients from their many admirers
OF q grand complimentary testimonial
and ball. The performance will be
somewhat unique and different from
anything heretofore presented in Eu-
reka; in addition to the full strength of
the excellent troupe a host of voluu-
teers will aid with their talent the
evenings entertainment. Messrs.
Orndorff, Guiberson, Morgan, Bran
nan, McCleery, Miss Fanny Myers,
n several ladies and gentlemen will
appear in the great part first scene
rom Lydia Thompson's burlesque,
comprising the grand "Salle q Chant
Mt scene. Another great feature of
the performance will be tho incompar.
able melange, introducing the most
diversified portrai;ures vet attempted
by any company that has vet visited
this town. The orchestra-a most ex-
cellcnt One-under the leadership of
Prof. kiesler, will he materially and
appropriately augmented upon the &C.
casion. The Boufie Opera of Luz
cretia Bourdshere (BOrgia) will con-
ciude the evenings attractions. The
burlesque il replete with the choicest
gems OF melody and sweet song, and
is we'll calculated to admit of a dis
playal Of Mrs. Coriell's rare singing
qualities. The baby wonder-Master
Chas. COriell-will enact the ridicu-
lous singing rolo of Count Purloiner,
i'll addition to which the entire COM
pany will appear in various charac-
ters. This may justly be termed q de-
serving tribute to artists du fat, and it
is to be hoped that Mrs. Chas. Coriell
and Master Coriell will be greeted by
al overtlowing house.
CHERRY CREEK INCORPORATION.-
We learn by telegraph from San Fran
cisco that tho Geneva Consolidated
Mining Company, to operate in Cherry
Creek and Eyan, has been incorporated
with a capital stock of $4,000, OOO. This
Is the mining property which was
bonded by j. Il. Murphy and George
Bibbins.
THANKs.-On behalf of our better
half, we return thanks to b. J. Turner,
of the Turner House, for a fine fat
turkey, dressed and cooked in the
most tempting style of the culinary art.
Mr.. Turner knows how to keep a hotel,
and his tables are always provided
with the very best of everything OBJ
tainable in the market.
FROM AUsTIN.-James Kelley, Of
Hamilton, q witness in the Sampson
murder trial, nov progressing at Aus
tin, stopped over in Eureka last night
Ell route for home. He informs us that
tho trial will last several days yet.
NO PREACHING.-parSOn Kelly tele.
graphs us from Hamilton to
that there will be no preaching in st.
James Episcopal Church to-day. Sum
d~ay-school at the usual hour.
GOING EAsT.-Jake Bittner is going
East January 9Th, and wants to wind
up his business in this section prior
to that date. See notice under the head
of '.New To-Day"
In TowN.-Tom Plaine, of White
river, was in town last night. He is
en- route for California, to be absent
4 few weeks.
JUST THE NE.ATt:ST THING OF II
stAsoN, in the way of hand-covering,
are those California made gloves for
sale at Taylor's. The stock compasses
All varieties, including those OF half,
medium, and full military gauntlets.
d2S-lt
NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rem and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. {. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard, south
east corner of Buel and Bateman
streets. aplO