Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-25
TDa8 aA0QUERApE

ing. Stately cOurtiers OF centuries
ago, danes and grand DANES of the
long ago; chivalrous knights, harle-
quius, clowns and fools, were inter-
minglinY In the may dance. Thanks
to the rigid enforcement Of the rules
governing the bal nsasqnc, everything
passed of smoothly, and all entering
into the spirit Of the thing, enjoyed
themselves hugely. Someo Of the char
acters represented admirably sus-
tanned, both in costume and in action,
but to ~particularize among the many
and with due, r4gardi to our ,peace of
mind and preservation of our anato-
my intact, we ,refraipy except to en-
act the role Of Jenkins in 8 general
way, hoping to please every one. II,
by mistake, some names should be
omitted, deal gently with US; our con-
stitution is frail, ditto our purse; but
our senior has kindly consented tn al
low any dereliction of duty to be
charged to him, and on his return
9 x Spring, will endeavor to meet the
responsibility. Among the ladies APP
pearing en- masgue, the following char
acters were represented:
Miss Ella Davis, Queen Elizabeth's
Page; Mrs. Lambert Molinelli, Moth
or Goose; Mrs. Frank Swensson, Prus-
sian Drummer Boy; Mrs. X. NJ. Beat
ty, Indian Princess; Miss l.. Murry,
Lady Pompadour; Mrs. Roland Chase,
Page Of Louis INV; Miss Annie Kill
day, Bohemian Girl; Mrs. A. G. Bish-
OPP, Wheel of Fortune; Mrs. VIM.
Martin, fancy dress; Mrs. A.. NJ. Hill
house, = bride exquisitely dressed; Mrs.
Eo11Na blsv~ ~.
Mrs. w. II. Stowell, white domino;
Mrs. A.. w. Atcheson, Tambourine
Girl; Mrs. w. H. Clark, Fancy Belle;
Mrs. II. Dodge, Shabby Genteel; Mrs.
Geo. Baker, pink domino; Mrs. J.. G.
Brown, Charles II. at IL years of age;
Mrs. f. +. Fine, Grangeress; Miss
Annie Baker, Queen Elizabeth; Mrs.
+. w. Cole, Nevada, u superb dress
and character well sustained; Miss
Pauline Lee, Spanish Belle; Lucy Tay-
Tor, Polish Princess; Dolly Brooks,
IxiOn; Mrs. w. Kabjohn, Joan of Arc;
Miss Anna Mccormack, Spanish DAN
cling Girl; Mrs. Geo. Thatcher, Luna;
Miss Jennie Davis, Folly Queen; Mrs.
Van Alstine, Feather Buster; Mrs. p.
Bishop, Spanish Lady; Mrs. l.. w.
Cromer. Queen of the Amazons; Miss
Hiima Swensson, Butterfly; Miss Julia
Vanderleith, Rising Sun; Miss Emma
Vanderleith, Girl Of the Regiment;
Miss Georgia Russell, Fashion Queen;
Mrs. +. J. Schneider, Topsy; Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Johnson, pink domino; Mrs. T. j.
Maupiu, red domino; Mrs. w. NJ.
Gates, evening dress; Mrs. Luther
Clark, New York Swell; Mrs. j. G.
Lockwood, Nun; Mrs. II. Zottman,
Gypsy Queen; Mrs. Fred. Barnes,
Haidee; Mrs. s. j. Dill, English Ma
tron; Mrs. Minus Fisk, Queen of
Hearts: Miss Aggie Hall, Flswer Girl;
Miss NJ. McCourtney, Chinese Wo-
l~iensiesnem.
r. l.. Chase, Fifteenth Amendments;
John II. Dennis, Don Ca,arde Bazan;
j.. Pascoe, Musketeer; w. Rabjohm,
ShylMk; b. Conklin, Mussulman:
Mart. Packard, Clown; Col. George
Cowles, Old Sud, the beat; ALI. Char,z,
Clown; l.. {. Anderson, Hamlet: f.. X.
Dodge, Outlaw; Hon. Yh0s. Wren,
$. Capron, Duke OF Cornwall; j. NJ.
Kellogg, Othello; Lambert Molinelli,
Brazilian Ape; Dick Paddock, Red
Devil; Thos. Mathews, Punch, w. :.
Borland, Vaquero Clay Simms, Daniei
Boone; A. e. Bishop, Fire King; Jas.
Douglas. Count; John Stewart, Black
Bear; Fred. Barnes, Grand Turk, b.
#. Turner, Charles H.; j. IL. Lukens.
London Swell; X. NJ. Beatty, Robert
IL Diablo; Jonas Kind, Chinawoman;
Frank Barnes, Scotch Laddie; b. Berg,
Pantaloon; Frank Swensson, Negro
Belle; A. Il. Kaye, Roman Gladiator;
NJ. J. Coady, King Carnival; n. Mil
lish, Austrian Prince; Chas. Fiske,
Gentleman of Leisure; VIM. Baker,
Yankee; J. Calisher. Richard ILL.,;
Dave Jones. Negro Girl; w. 5. Reyes,
Domino; w. ii. Stowell, Black Dom
inc; w. II. Collins, Hong Lee; John
Baker, Granger; &. G. Hubbard, Cour-
tier; NJ. ID. Franklin, Edmond Dante>;
Geo. Trimble, Sir Rupert; Willie
Straus, Charles H.; J. Straus, Italian
Brigand; j. L. Mason, Earl of Essex;
J. McDougal. Domino.
At II O'Clock, the committee selected
to award the prizes. consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Taylor, Mrs. Isaac
Whistler, T. J. Maupin and Max Ober-
fielder, decided OF the following as the
best sustained characters. First prize,
Mrs. FL. Schneider character OfTOp>y.
Second pI IFS. Mrs. Luther Clark; char
acter, New York Swell. Third prize for
a child under ten years of age. Miss
Georgia Russell; Character, Indian
Queen.
PRIZE PERPoRMANCE.-A perform
ance will be given at Bigelow's Hall
tomorrow Saturday evening by the
Wilton Troupe. The sensational
drama of Still Wafer will be pre-
scented, and a variety entertainment of
singing, dancing, etc. The tickets of
the audience, when they leavethe hall,
will be repurchased by the manager
with prizes ranging in value from
twenty-five cents to thirty dollars.
Some of the articles Of jewelry to be
distributed can be seen at the ,jewelry
store of ]. Straus, III Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S building.
SKATING.-Mr. Shaw, the superin-
tendent OF the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, with his usual pub
lie spirit, has caused the pond ear the
cOmpany's furnaces to he overflowed,
the water covering an area of about a
couple Of acres, which. il the weather
is cold enough to freeze sufficiently,
will make an excellent skating pond.
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