Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-11

With to-day, according to the jew
i,h calendar, commences the five
thousand six hundred and thirty-fit;h
wear since the creation of the world,
and is known as the Day of Memorial,
or Now Year, and i, a sacred festival,
rcli.iously observed 10y all devout Is
raulites.
L: is one thing only that Monotlic-
i'm has in common with ~Po!vtheism,
with respect 20 its Overwhelmingly.
that ti,CN are viii each the religious
EXPRESSION of human JOY or human
SORROW. But if the former, with the
dim mi>"iving OF some awful and sll-
lrrnie power, invited the mullilariOlS
governors OF the many PROVINCES of
nature to partake, rs guests. OF bodily
and intellectual ieastS, together with
their hosts. Monot.,ci,in celebrates lis
festivities will! Il vcneraion, a purity
and lofty elevation, such as tho Wor-
Slippers of images never knew. The
first and stric.eSt OF Mono he.SiS, the
Hebrews, whose very existence as Il
nation was traced 10 the special and
miraculous interference of this high
and only God, the remembrance Of
tItl EItdt cNCIit, tlClI IitCIdtIpl lioIiA
Egypt, and the I~nOnlen;ouS period OF
Preparation in the desert which fol-
lowed it, mingled with almost all their
religious ohservanceS, and especially
their festivals, intuseS into them Il tone
OF deep and ter\ent gratitude, coiiibin-
ing in their characteristics matters of
an historical, agricultural ana political
nature, always Aal.owcd by the n
religious idea, The am p;eiy and de
Notion to one and The same holy name.
To day lei the most exalted
OF all the new moon festivals, the
"day of remembrance of the sounding
Of trunlpet>," to which, i'll latter times,
when tho :,eleudcr;an era Was intro
ducea, the name OF "H0>h iIaNhan-
nah," the New Year, was given.
In order to commemorate The event,
Which lasts iva day, the Hebrews oi
Eureka and surrounding districts have
secured the services of ii. Schwartz, of
San Francisco, to oiliciaie at the cere-
monies, which takes place at Odd Eel
lows Hall, conmencingthi evenings at
Go'clock, and continuing until sunday
morning at s o'ciocA, Wien services
begin, and at 10 O'Clock the closing ser
mon will be given. The lSraeiiteS OF
Eureka extend III invitation 10 all of
their sect residing in the adjoining
towns, and to all others who wish to
witness the exercises.
PERSON ALs.--J j. Corrigan, Prcsi
dent OF the Richmond Company. ar
rived yesterday from London, Eng
land. lie Mill remain in town several
days."..F. w. Clute, Republican as
pirani TO G"ubernalorial honors, passed
through town Yesterday for Piuche.....
j.. >. Capron returned home yesier-
day......E. l.. Coinon arrived yeS,er-
day 10 attend the funeral of his bro;h-
or William, who died suddenly on
Tuesday last.....H Rev. ii. Schwartz ar
rived Yesterday morning TO preside at
tie Jewish cbarVances, commencing
io-day....L.. l. Huglc, from pali>ade,
Is IN ;own.-...Rev. 5. =. Kelly left last
evening for the Western portion Of the
Siate--.-J. +. Ma,ilewson, Il proni-
nn merchant OF Hamilton, is III
town..
TURNER House. SOCIAL.-The social
at the Turner House, last night, was a
most agreeable affair. The genial host.
B.J. Turner. spared no pains to make
the night one of pleasure, and was
we'll rewarded for his pains. Dancing
was continued until = late hour. \
splendid supper VAS served at mid
light