Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-01

correspondent signing himself ..Read-
En- writing from Eureka, asks us for
the author of the following lines:
Heaven has no rage like love to hatred
Nor Hell a fury like a woman scorncd."
The abovc-which is the correct
Huotation-(our correspondent quotes
incorrectly, occur in Act 3d,.Scene
sth, of 1.-THE Morning Bride" by Will
liam Congrcve.
The above is scissorcd from the
RcreUe. The RcrciUe editor is also a
little of.
Earth has no rage like love to hatred turn'd.
Nor nell a fury. like a woman ~scorn'd.,'
That is the literal quotation as given
IN Congrcvc's MouInjHg mot "Niorn-
ing as the HerciUc has i'll Bride.
1t is also popularity supposed
that there is Il vast differ
encc between Heaven and Earth.
~"ltcaven has no rage" is good. even
Tor the classic editor of the Rcrciuc.
We never knew beiorcthal the sanity
hosts of that blis~iul abode were liable
to get on the rampage.
PERsoNAI.-Pat. Ho!land. of the Pi-
oche Record, arrived from San Fran
cisco Yesterday and spent the day with
his numerous friends and a~cquaint-
ances in Eureka. lie SAYS that gold
spike. presented by him to the Eureka
and Pali>ade Railroad Company, was
Il rather massive affair, being of the
usual size and shape of ordinary rail-
road spikes. 1t was appropriately III
scribed and will be driven as the first
spike on the road. Phoebe has been
Il splendid field for the printing bust
ness, and as n result, Pat. is loaded
down with old gold bars and rusty
diamonds. lie departs this morning
for home.
REILGIorS.-Parson Kelly requests
us to say there will be service al the
! Episcopal Church to-day at IL o'clock
a. NJ.
DEPARTED.-J. IL. Brumagin, late
superintendent of the Silver West, de-
parted by last nights stage for San
Francisco. Much To the regret of his
company he rendered his resignation
last November. merely fer The reason
that he desired to join his family in
California. Mr.. b. made many friends
while in Eureka, and carr les with him
the confidence and esteem of all who
formed his acquaintance. He leaves
the property OF the company in SPLEEN
did share.
HEAVY STocK.-W. H., familiarity
called Billy Clark, proclaims in this
issue of the SENTINEL that he has Il
splendid assortment OF general mcr-
chandise, including everything needed
for family use. His stock is very COM
pletc. and Billy personally guarantees
that the prices shall he as low as the
lowest III Eureka. PcruSe his adver-
ti>eincnt under the head of New To-
Day
TuEArER.-To night Teller's Vaude-
Vile Troupe viii appear for the last
time in Eureka. The programme will
be i'll cvery way worthy of large attend
ance, ~indcpendcnt of the merits of the
entertainment announced. The man.
ager. MIR. Teller. Should receive, in re-
cognltiOn of his catering to the enjoy
ment of II to~WnSpeoplc, Substantial
token of approval, i'll the form of Il full
house this heneot night.
FASHIONABLE TAILoRING.-Wc di-
rect attention to TIE business card of
J. Is. Bledsoc. fashionable tailor. to
be found under the head Of New
To-Day" He has lately removed to
the building one door below the Sill
yer I'rick saloon. Mr.. BlCd>oe is Il
stylish workman and guarantees per-
feet satisfaction i'll every instance. Read
his card.
! HUnsoN LISroN.- Louis Monaco.
ofthe City Photograph Gallery has sue
cccdcd in taking two splendid pictures
of thi> popular comedian. in character.
Samples of each have been placed on
oar table and we most unheSitatingly
pronounce them iirS-tclaSS. AS an
artist. Mr.. Monaco has few equals on
the Pacific Colst.
SAMPSON Acquitted. "A dispatch
from Austin, published herewith,
>ta.e> that sampson. charged with the
murder of McMinn Il; Buckwater, was
Yesterday acquitted. This was the
thild trial. The jury was out nearly
2ohourS. Hal. Clayton, ofCarSon, con-
Quoted the defense.
THE BALL. The ball Of the Coco
Tcmplars al Eureka Hall last night
was a nice, pleasant little affair. The
attendance was not very numerous.
vet those who were present en.loNed
themselves i'll Il Very satisfactory man
ncr.
Foor RAcE.-.A foot race for 500 Il
side vas made yesterday between
Shavcv and Peter Rock. 1t is to be
run Sunday, over Soine suitable spot
within the town limits. Both of the
parties are considered pretty lively
,teppcrS.
CIGARS WINE.-Nan .\lStine has
has our thanks for samples OF ont
choice brands of cigars and wine. As
a ~sllooniSl Van is Il Great lIcccSS He
keeps nothing but the very best, which
EXPLAINS the milk in the c~Ocoanut.
BrLIION SuIrMENr.-W. l.. Pritch-