Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-23

Hebrew residents celebrated the event
with considerable cctnt; but this
year, for some reason, the peparat ions
were not on such an II s:aie,
consisting only of a grand fancy dress
ball, given under the auspices of
the Eureka Literary and Social
Club, aud Bigelow's Hall was
made brilliant by the Purim ball.
1t was a ball of expectations it
was to eclipse all former efforts or the
club. Even the weather favored the
success, aud, as for the season Of Lent,
IL had only the least appreciable infin-
cnce in such a cosmopolitan commit
nifty az ours. The expectations OF all
seem to have been realized, and the
iniefatigable efforts of the Committee
Of Arrangements crowned with success.
II was announced that dancing would
commence at AN earlier hour than that
formerly in vogue, and before nine
o'clock quite "A crowd was present to
take part In the grand inarcl, though,
many did no arrive until "A later hour,
aud not until midnight a the bail
fairly In motion. AT that time, look
ing down iro:l the orchestra, the
coip IL aciL was lewildering. The eye
Tell ON an ever restless throng of
| IdItttTS aUu DTOlItttidIoTS anu as Tie
sun, smiling through crysta. drops
shakes its white light into rel and
blue and yellow fire, so in the z ow
tie c%iianielie,s and tapeis, the varied
colors OF the rich toilets we're renec.-
ed. As the poet once said: 1.-The
metallic lu~tre that CLEANS upon the
vide Blue wings If the brazilian but
terhv, the green di>solving into IA gilt
ter of ruuie upon the brea It Of The
humminG bird. the long reaches OF
golden king-eups in June mea
dows or optl tin,s upon wet
shells ard ulown foain," was
brought tn the mind when the sparkle
Of jewels on bosom, arms, ar nesting
aluiI luxlriant ire>ses met The eye oi
the behnlder. The sheen of silk AMI
satin fell nom polished shoulders aud
rounded arms, and were riyalei ohlv
by the lu-ter of the eyes TINT flashed
ther irr q Stible Radiance on their mas
culine attrndlnts. The general hurry
bury, when he ball was at its height,
al an Intoxicating influence. Now,
in the formal stately measures Of the
qaadr.lle; again, in the v%oluptuDus
Ahirl of The waltz; the dash and ex-
ci einc1t OF the gt.lnp. ar the EASY
80 iversiZi me of iie ~proinenade; thus
Il al the flying hours. Blu above all
the spirit OF cal enjoyment wa~ pre-
lom nan, and as Ne 20 10 press the
ball is still in its height and spleni or.
HANDSOME CHaoMoS. u. Alder,
agent of the Fireside Friend, has re-
ceived specimen copies of the two
handsome chromos to be given To each
| stf . ..ril,.r .f h.t nat.nr fH!tn EyrspffY
/, II Large eigh page illustrated weekly
paper, containing interesting serial
stories. sk- cie>, etc. and is a well
conducted journal. The cilrolnos pre-
scented are worth the price Of subScrip-
ion asked, and each taking the
paper j. presented with The pictures.
HoMEwARD BoUSD.-H. n. Coin'ns,
lmonber of Assembly from White
Pine county, arrived in town on yes
ieriay's stage from the railroad, and
i stopping with his family at the Par
ker House. lie will remain over to-
lay and leave tor Hamilton on 10
morrow's stage. MIR. Comins was AN
able and taiahful member, and the PEG
PIE of our ne9hboring county Will
never have OCCASION to regret having
made him one of their representatives.
BALL SUPPER. - The supper fur
nished the attendants at the Purim
festival ball hy Mrs. Moch, last night,
~nrpasse | al that .lady'S former efforts
n procilrins every available want ioi
su,.h ,n..a NJ. The tunst tempting
dishes were di payei and full justice
Was done them by the large number
p e>ent al the supp,r.
CHURCH lMrRovEMENTs.-Tlle Pres
bytetian church building is being re-
seated with roomy, substantial seats.
The interior of the building needs
paittins, anu an EFFORT viii soon lie
mad, 10 raj @ "A sum OF money sufi
cIent to have the same done.
OFFICE REMoyEp.-The Eureka and
Pali,ade Telegraph office, and that OF
the Stage Company, has been removed
to the new quarters in KNIGHT q Kings
Building, Main s,leet. The stages
hereafter will deport from and stop at
this place.
RESPONSIBILITIES Katie Mclaughlin
has resigned the position of teacher
OF the Ruby Hill school, to take charge
of the school at Eheriardt, White Pine
county. The Trustees of RUBY Hill
district were to meet last night ana
supply the vacancy.
/ BULLION SHIPMENT. The EureNa
Consolidated Company shipped yes
terday, by Pritchard's teams, to Pal
i.ade, $1,000 pounds of bullion, and the
Richmond Company 60,l20 pounds.
ATTENTION, GUARDs!-Thcre VIII DC
n meeting OF Eureka Guards, for reeu'
lur arm practice, nest Thursday eVeal-
ns, al lhe.r arutufy. A prompt ana
tail attendance rs requested.
poLIcE CoU8T.-No business yeNter'
day. several eases oi d" painful duty "
I are IN p"rNSncGlINt.