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SO timto dava, ze rada mesta Clevelandu
dne q. cervence pfijala nasledujici nsne-
Semi:
Usnesino, re lie zdani mestske rady
" sonhlasu clenl) "a nutne Sc poklada,
ulici Marquardt, cd University az Herald
ulici stnphoyati, stokovati oprayiti
Y pomeru k poIozenemu stupni sou
hlase plany a nakresy, v ufadoyn6 NEST
sktho mefice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadanf zadosti nahradu w.
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
Ino l. Nc Intosh, pisaf
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OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc ndpfed
zaplah. Vyjmuty jsou z toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznamuje Sc "a ,.lD0
I0va6a,t cenu.
palec sloupce stoji $500 "a ttikrate
vytfsknuti, palce S4.00, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvefejnoyana tim jest lev
ntjsi, elm dele Sc uvefejnuje.
Oznalnky mistni, tislnute obyeejnym
pismem stoji Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,Kde jest" ,Naprodei"
,Hlead Sc" stoji Is ctd. "a tfikrat otisk-
mutt.
- PodIe toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
lido Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kolik tadek, ci kolik palcd koli-
krat uvefejnit necht 81 sam vypocte a
zasle pfislusici "a to tastku.
sg Kdo 81 preje miti oznamku V
tfitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
ve podotkne.
Penize posileite vzdy postovnich
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre.
suite vzdy:
POK ROK
No. IOl CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, q.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

Sc timto dava, ze rada m6sta CIevclandu
8. srpna 1875 ucinila nasledujici usne
SEMI
+. Usnesino, ze die zdani m6st. rady v sou
hlasu clend) "a potfebne Sc polllada,
ulici Beckwith cd Kinsmanstr. az k Nor
son Str. stupnovati, stokovati a opraviti,
vpomeru k polozen6mu stupni souhla
su plany nakresy Ifadoyn6 NEST
skeho mefiGe yylozenymi.
Lbdta pro podani zadosti ma odskodne
nj vyprSi dnem ,. zafi 1915
John l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
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O IN q 10 e nj.

Rada pro oprayy podala mestske rad6
berni odbad pozemku braniticiho ma
ulice Haight Swiss.
Odhad ten uclnen jest Ma zaplaceni ma
kladu q vyloh, poystalych otevteniln
ulice Haight vJchodne cd ul Swiss.
Zmineny odhad jest k nahleduuti L.
fadoyne mAstskeho pisafe.
Namitky prot odhadu toinu museji be
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefejneni pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany bJti.
Ino l Nc Intcsh, NEST. pissf.
Cleveland, 20 ceryence1s75.
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O IN a IN G II /.

Timto Sc ohlasuje, ze dne 3. srpna '
rad6 mGsta Cleveandu ndsledujici usnese
nj bylo pfijato.
Usneseno, ze die minGni rady " sou.
hlasu clend) "a potfe5ne SO pokladd,
ulici Slater, cd Cypress Str. az k Wood
land ave, stupnovati, stokoyati opraviti,
vpom6ru poo4enym stnpnem SOU
hIasu plany nakresy vdfadovne NEST.
nefice vylozenymi.
Lhita ma zadani zadosti "a odskodneni
vyprSi dnem zafi
Ino l.. Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf,
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Rada pro opravy podala mestske ra-
de berni odhad pozemku, hranicicibo na
ulici Ridge.
Odhad ten ncinen jest ma zaplaceni vy-
lob, poystalych otevfenim ul. Ridge "a
padne cd Waverlystr
Zmineny odhad jest k nahlednuti L.
fadovne NEST. pisafe vylozen
Namitky prot odhadu tomn must be-
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefejneni pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany byt.
lno l. Nc Intosh, rn6st. pisaf.
Cleveland, 20. cervence 1875
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Sc timto dava, ze rada m&sta Cleyelandu
dne 27. cervence 1875 prijala nasledujici
usneseni.
Usnesino, ze die nahledu mestske rady
" souhlase tlend) "a nutne Sc poklada,
ulici Tod od Francis az Union ulici,
stupnovati, dlazditi opraviti
pomtru k polozen6mu stupni SOU
hlase plany nakresy, lfadovne NEST
skeho mefice vylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nahradu Wy
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1875.
Ino L. Me Intosh, pisaf.
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MeStske OZnamky.
U z n Il IN Q n ]

Sc timto daya, ze rada tnesta Clevelandu
dne 3. srpna 1876 utnila nasledujici d :
sneseni.
Usnesino, ze die zdani m6stske rady
(v souhlasu clend) "a nntne SO pokldda,
III. Jefferson, cd Central Way az k ulici
Herschellstr. dlazditi stokoyaG opraviti
die ustanoveneho stupne souhlasu pla
ny nakresy 1fadoyn6 NEST .m6fite Wy
lozenymi.
Lh6ta k zadani zadosti ma odskodneni
vyprsi dnem .. zaf 1873,
John L Nc Intosh, NEST pisaf
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DULEZPTE
vLAsTNikUM DOMt
Ct6te a ukazte sOused inn.
Natfete domy sve
Iucebninli baryanii
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny ditteho bileho olo.
va, zinku a lneneho oleie. pflpravene ns
bilou, cernou sto iiny;h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barea ma krasny lesk
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeya, takze tfikrats
tax dlouho vydrM jako kterakoliv jina
barya ma syet6, ackoliv stoii celou tfeti-
nh meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zi5ti nachazi. Pfihlaste Sc u MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi nejmena
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou-
he napodobeniny. Ek
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysvsd.
ceni, iez yam bezplatne budou poslany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
THE DROWNING OF MR. HANNEKAMP.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As no correct version Of my action at the drown
ing OF Mr.. Hannekamp IL the Harlem River on
Sunday last has been published peg leave 70
give my statement IN the columns OF your worthy
journal, which has been always noted for tts ms
tice. When arst saw Mr. Hannekamp struggling
IN The water Immediately swan to his ASSIST.
ance, and, taxing MIN ~ the head, endeavored to
lift It ABOVE the surface OF the water, but was
prevented rom doing SO ~ MS grasplng me and
carrying m8 ocneatn the surface on releasing
myself and reaching the surface, saw tnat mad
not strength enough 70 help MIN, having Deen
July fifteen minutes In tue water before Mr.
Hannekamp came IN. i Gale loudly for help and
again caught Mr. HanncEsmp, wnen he grasped
me around tne neck and body, carrying me TO the
bottom " the river. Ia the struggle to eXtricate
myself under the water what little strength 1 mad
vas completely exhausted, and on coming again
20 the surface aad hardly sufficient strength 10
reacn the n0af, which did just as Mr.. hanne-
kamp sunk for the last time. On reaching the
boat house was taken Will severe cramps IN my
arms and hands and was perfectly helpless for
some time. Instead OF swim ming away, as nave
been accused OF doing, remained with the drown
lna man while had Strength LEFT 70 AID MIN,
THOMAS r. DELANEY.
NEW YORK, July Q, 1875.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR TO
THE EAST.

TO HALT AT cEYLoN FOR FoUBTEKE DAYS
sPoRr-PREPARATIoN FOR A GOOD TINE.
From the China Telegraph Qondonl, June ISL
The programme OF the Prince OF Wales tour
through the Indian territories Of Great Britain
has been far modified as to Include fortnight's
sojourn in Ceylon, where, however, his visit will
be confined entirely to purposes Of sport, though
IL ia not improbable His Royal Hghness may
show himself to the people OF Ceylon on one single
public occasion. No doubt this departure from
The original plan is due 10 the pleasant
recolectlons carried away rom the island
b. the Duke OF Edinburgh, who we have
good reason for knowing, experienced moro
lively satisfaction during his stay there than
from any other portion OF MS tour Ia the East.
in order 20 make sure OF suitable weather. SO
necessary for Ceyion sportsmen, the Prince OF
wales VIII reach Colombo on or about the lst OF
December. The monsoon rains VIII then nave
ceased, ana travelling In the north or the island
viii be practicable. An elephant kraal az KOTn.
egale ana 4 week among the elephant jungles
around TiincOmae VIII occupy His Royal High
ness for the TWO weeks ~ be devoted 70 Ceylon,
the departure Tor the indian presldcDcles taking
place at the last named station.
owing TO this Visit being one entirely Tor Snort,
tue public demonstrations are not expected 10 be
on large scale. several CeylOn spOrtsmen OF
note, now IN England, have been consulted In ref
erence 10 the best course 70 be adopted OF carry
Ing Gus tee stand programme.
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DIED.

BACKUs.-At Chatham village n. Y, on Thurs
day morning, July Sth, ELEEORA j., wife OF EOen-
ezer Backus and daughter Oh the late John aud
Eliza A. Amber
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence at Chatham VII
lage, on sunday, llth inst. az two O'clock p. NJ
Trains by Harlem Railroad leave Forty
street at 0:3O A. NJ. and $3.50 Z. NJ on Saturdays.
MISUNDERSTANDING, on tae night OF the 7th
inst, OF heart disease, WILLIAM X. BARNUM, In
the 67th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on
Saturday afternoon, 10th inst, at half-past one
O'Clock, from the residence OF his brother, Charles
Barnum NO. Al OrmOnd place. Brooklyn.
BRUEDAuR.-ln tnis cry, on Thursday, July s,
WILLIAM BHUEDAGE, aged SO years.
His friends, also the friends OF his brother N. L.
Brundage, and the members OF Manhattan Lodge,
No. 81, +. ana A. Nj. Manhattan chapter, No 1874,
X. A. M, and Manhattan Commandery, X. T., are
invited 80 attend the mineral, from the Church Of
Our Father, Cermont avenue near Atlantic
Brooklyn, on SUNDAY, July H. at two O'Clock p. NJ
The remains VIII be inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery,
MANHATTAN CotfHANDERY, No. 81 X. T-S1R
KElGHTs-1Ou are oruered 20 assemble 30 our
asylum on sunday, July IL sharp, IN full uniform,
In Order 10 participate in the funeral ceremonies
OF our late departed Sentinel nnd br knight
Wliam Brundage. Members OF sister COM
manoereS are c0UrteOusly ana fraternally re-
quested toJoia VI ~ Qraeg Of she Eminent Com
mander.. " w, A. BkANpkkA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

special meeting OF the Board OF Apportion-
ment viii be held in the Mayors once to-day. 1t
is probable that the question OF appropriating
money for the requirement. Of streets, under an act
OF the past Leg stature and IN accordance with
the resolution OF Alderman Seery. Will be brought
up.
Mr. e. D. Gale, recently removed by Comptroller
Green from the position Of clerk in The Bureau for
the Collection OF Personal Taxes, contests the
authority for sucn removal. He claims that Mr..
Green has no control whatever over the employees
OF that department, and proposes TO Eight 1t out
on thar line Il 1t takes all SUMMER
The hremen's warrants for June still remain IN
the same condition as those Drawn up for the
former month, over which we had thirty days.
hght between the Mayor and Comptroller Can
not this dsgracelul side show be dispensed with,
and allow the aremsn 10 receive their salaries
regularly
weeks vacation each year during the summer,
but IL doubtful whether they Will now refrain
from their arduOus duties. Their term is short
but one year-and they propose 70 make the most
sensation story was yesterday circulated
around the City Hall about a new d.diculty be-
tween Comptroller Green and Mayor WlcEham
relative 10 the purchase OF sldeooard FOR his
private on c. Edbe and drinkables consumed
from this piece of furniture were also supposed to
be induced In the vouchers sent over to the
Mayor WckhdIn are certain 10 react against
their nstigators
were Ex-Governor AlvOrd, or "0ld SAT-" as he IS
more iamiliary called and Mr.. schuyler, member
OF Assembly from rOmpklns county. Both gente-
men are members OF The investigating committee
appointed Dy me last Legislature to inquire into
the management OF Quarantine and the Commis-
sioners OF Emigration. Their colleagues are
Speaker Mcclure ana Assem- blymGn Naenner and
Yossurga. The committee Will 80 to work imme-
dlatelY.
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CARD from THE VICE PRECEDENT.

OFFICE OF THE Southern RAILROAD COxPASY,l
July 9, 1875. !
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Many OF the newspaper reports Of the recent
disaster on the Southern Railroad Of Long Island
have tended to create the impre ssion that the
collision was directly due to the personal neel-
gence OF Mr.. II. G. PODpennusen, the General
Manager. The reports upon the day after the
accident charged him with having improperly
interfered with the management OF The westward
bound tram, upon which lie chanced 10 be pas
senger, but this statement has been positively
denied under oatn, before the COroner's jury, by
the conductor and engineer IN cnafge OF mat
train. lie L. now charged with having failed In
his duty by neglectlng 10 interfere ana prevent
the collision; put ~ is not obvious now any
proper Interference on his part could have had
that result and the inconsistency OF the two
charges SHOWS an inclination TO hold Ar. POppen-
husen responsible upon the sole ground that he
was upon one OF Ihe cOiliding trains.
The question az 20 which Of the col1dng trains
had the right OF way al the time OF collision Is
now before the COrOner's jary, and / consider it
improper lor me 70 express an opinion upon Il f;
bat while that investigation IS In progress aud
before the General Manager has mad an oPpOrtu-
nifty OF making Ms statement at the inquest, lt
seems manlfeSty Unfair to cast upon him such q
terrible responsibility and In ia tlce 70 hlm ask
suspension OF puohc Judgment until all the at
tainabe facts OF the case are fully developed.
1t II not my purpose now to discuss the causes OF
the accident or 20 meet any OF the lnnumeraole
charges which nave been brought by the press
against the management OF the road. / desire
only TO gay that, Vice President aud counsei Of
the company, II has been ny duty &c investigate
the circumstances or she collision. That nave
done carefully and cOnscienuOusly, and / 90
not hesitate 20 say that, IN my Judgment the Gen.
eral Manager or the company Is no lore respOn-
OF the company, and that Whatever censure is
visited upon MN should tail equally UPON his asso-
GATES IN the management. r. Is. HINSDALE,
Vice President Oh tue Southern Railroad OF Long
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Principal or, Basis Of Social Science BY r. J. wight
Philadelphia: ]. q. Lippincott& Co.
49, forms rnelr Nature, Classification and Laws By
william Blaaius. Philadelphia: POrter goafes
htraja; or, Life and Love IN Norway From the
Coates
me Mystery OF Platonic Love. By g. s. Crosby Ph,l-
Adephiag j. B LipptncOtt Il Co.
Leahy. London: Mcmillan CO.
Doing ana Dreaming. By Edward Garrett Nav
York: Mead DOdd.
Cookery from Experience. BY Ms Sara r PAM
PhladelDhia: Porter Coates
our Children in Heaven BY William H. Tlolcornbe
Philadelphia; j. b, Lippincott co.
Co. 0"
.qlney's Elements Of Arithmetic. New York. Sheldon
q Co.
spoons in wherry and other Stories nv Edward
Hale everett Boston: lockwood, ErgoEs & Co.
story OF mo siAplOu auQ other Tales. By edward
Hale Everett Boston! Lockwood. Brooks Co
BrOnsOn3 quarterly Review July, 1878
AaIpels Aontng Aaaazsna August liza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
THE ORANGE ANNIVERSARY.

Rev. Morris A. Tying has acceptea the invitation
Of the Orange lodges to preach a sermon to the
Order on Sunday in the Churcn OF the holy
Trinity, corner Of Madison avenue and Forty
second street. at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
The members OF the various orange LODGES Will
assemble az three O'Clock At tho headquarters OF
Derry Wall Lodge, No. 453 Fourth avenue. and
marcn from thence 70 the church. IL Is expected
that 500 members viii De present. but they Will
not wear tnelr regslia. On Monday the IodGes or
New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Jersey
Citg Will 30 70 Alpine Grove. opposite Y0n kcrs,
90 me Hudson shege ths dsy WAL Dc aIpTo-
pEt2teIT eale QI&tad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
A LIFE CONVICT PARDoNED.

At the late session OF the New Jersey Court OF
Pardons, held at Trenton, lie convict named
Lewis Waldenberger, was liberated. In the month
OF April, 1850, Waldenberger was convicted IN the
Atlantic County CourE OF Oyer and Terminer for
the murder Of his step-chid, and sentenced TO DO
hanged. subsequently tee Court OF Pardons COM
muted the death sentence 10 i'm prsonment Tor
lie. At the time OF MS conviction WaidenDerger
was twentY-eight years OF age. Ae always pro-
tested his inn Ocence. lie has served afteen years
in the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
THE OLDEST GRADUATE OF PRINCE
TON.

The trustees faculty, students and friends OF
Princeton College visited the Hon. Ebert Herrlng
At mis- residence In Twenty-eighth street. on
Thursday, on tire occasion Of his nlneD-ninth
birthday, and the eightieth year OF his gradua-
ton at Princeton. lie was pupil OF President
We herspOon, and attended his funeral. Among
the visitors were Governor riden, Charles 0'Conor
and others. Letters were received aud read from
Nilham Cullen Bryant. Professor cameron, Of
Prince ton, ana Or. Alexander. The REUNION vas
OIL Nc Ipest enjoyable character,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

LYoN-OLARK.-0n Wednesday, July I, in the
Madison avenue Presbyterian church, New York,
by the Rev. Frederick G. CLARK, d. d., AMOS M.
LYON TO BESSIE b. CLARK, dauy liter Of the oflclat.
ing clergyman.
TIEBoUT-RoGEEs.- Tuesday July G. at the
residence OF L. D. Clark, Esq. " the Rev. Lewis
Francis, CORNELIUS IIEBOUr 10 MISS ELLzABETK
ROGERS, AL OF Brooklyn, +. ID.
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TO BE HANGED.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Ju

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 9, 1875
Alexander Newton was to-day sentenced 10 be
hanged for the murder OF Justin Bourdinay. The
day OF execution is to be hereafter appointed by
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
THE LONG ISLAND SLAUGHTER.
n APPEAL TO THE PASSENGERS on coNDUc-

AN APPEAL TO THE PASSENGERS on CoNDUC-
TOR HEBBARD's TRAIN.
No. 144 EAST FORrY-FTFTH sTREET,l
NEW YORK, July g. 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
In justice TO the meuory OF my son, Jesse NJ.
Hebbard, and to his widow ana orphans, I beg
you puunsn my earnest desire Lnat any and all
passengers On the train OF which my sol was in
charge VINO can throw light upon the sad occur.
renee Viii kindly send taeIr addresses 20 me.
desire simply To place the responsibility where 1t
should rightiuy 90. Parties who VIII do TINS viii
DO Justice TO one Who cannot now reute the i'm
putations cast upon ais reputation by an unscru-
pUlous and grasping CORPORATION. Respecuuly,
WILLIAM II. HEBBARD,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

Our mines and furnaces have been
DONG extremely well the past season.
and are still looking and yielding bet
ter than at any previous time in the
history OF the district. From Mr.. Hill,
Wells, Fargo IL Co.'S agent ut Palisade,
we learn that there have been shipped
from here dnring the present year, b.
42f, l46 poul DIS Of crude bullion. rhi,
Is exclusive of the refined bullion for.
warded by the Richmond Company.
ana which must have aggregated a
very considerable sum though we have
MOI the eaa figures. Our PRINCIPAL
mines are the Eureka Consolidated,
Richmond. X X and Atlas, and nearly
all of the vast quantity of bullion noted
above came from these mines. The
largest shipment was made in July,
amounting To about 5000, 900 pounds.
During the present month, up to the
18TH, h shipments aggregated 1,6S7,
$40 pounds, which is considerably in
excess OF shipments Tor the same num-
Der OF days at any prior period. II
VIII he seen from these enormous fig
ures that Eureka is on the high road 10
a great and lasting prosperity. With
the advantages furnished by the con
struc o of the Eureka and Pdlisade
Railroad, we shall expect our bullion
product to be nearly doubled in 1876.
Eureka rests on a solid foundation and,
to our notion, "A brighter future awaits
her than any other mining town on the
Pacific coast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24
THE CARNIVAL.

Everybody, of course, knows that
the grand carnival ball takes place at
Blgelow's Hall to night. Three prizes
will be awarded. The first, a magnifi-
cent silver fruit stand. will be given to
the best sustained character; the sec
ond, a large gold media, appropriately
engraved, Tor the best dress costumes:
the third, for children, will be awari.
ed also to the best dress costu ne. All
of the prizes are on exhibition at
Straus' jewelry store. The judges are
to tie appointed by the audience. The
grand carnival march will commence
precisely al $3.50 O'Clock. Entrance to
the hall for spectators on Bateman
street. The m~a>queraiers will enter
on Spring street. Masks will be re
moved Immediately prior to the sup
per dance. The hail will be brilliant
iy lighted and the floor spread with
canva No mprop-r characters will
be admitted. The above is the pro-
grainme as given to US by Professor
Bach, and we are requested by him to
say that il will he strictly adhered To.
The ball promises TO lie a splendid af-
air. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24
CuRIsCMAS

This evening al q O'Clock the ANIMAL
distribution of Christmas gifts to the
scholars of the st. James aud Uaion
Sabbath Schools will take place at the
Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches.
Both churches have been handsomely
decorated and testooned with ever
greens, presenting an attractive and
beautiful appearance. At each church
"A large Christmas tree has been pro
vided. aud The adult members aud
friends OF the respective churches have
been hard at work for a week past pre-
pairing the festoony and arranging the
presents. Prior To the distribution of
gifts interesting exercises will take
place by The children, consisting OF
singing, etc. As the exercises at the
churches begin at q @ am hour, IL
will be impossible to witness both, but,
~ each denomination having SD many
friends, doubtless each church will
he filled with >p sctators to witness the
interesting event.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

MASONIC INsrALLArIoN.-By refer
ence to another column it will be seen
that the Masonic brethren of Eureka
intend having the installation of their
officers for the ensuing Masonic year
on next Monday evening, Decemb Der
-, which, we believe, j. -. Johu the
Evangei lists day, and a festival of the
order throughout the world. We
have also learned that it is the inten
tion 10 have a supper and social dane
ing, although the full programme has
not as yet been determined upon. We
predict, however, let the arrange
meuts he what they will, there will De
a general gooi time. "a the MlSons are
proverb al on festive occasions for
having "A good time, >paring neither
trouble nor expense tn promote enjoy
ment and socially. 1t will be seen
that the officers of both the Chapter
and Lodge are to be installed on the
same evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24
WINTER ARpANcENENrs.-T The vir.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTs.-.The Vir-
ginia Chronicle has the following con-
corning an enterprise set on foot by
Mr.. Jack, who, with the Firmin Sist ers,
has been delighting the denizens of
Eureka for the past week: "John Jack
has made arrangements with the Ma
tional Guard to rent their hall for a
term Of six months Tor a theater-they
to erect a stage and furnish the seen
cry. He proposes to bring a good
dramatic company with him and to
open at an early date"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

WILL CLosE.-The banking houses
of Paxton Il Co. and d. B. Immel Il
Co. will be closed on Christmas and
New Year. See official notice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

THE ExAMINATIoN.-The exainina'
ton at the Public school closes to-day.
The exercises thus far are said to have
been highly creditable to both teach
ers and pupils. School VIII convene
at 10 O'Clock this morning and con.
tinue right through to the hour OF adj
iournment for the holidays. Parents
and the public are invited to be pres
ent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-24

NoTICE.-Water will be closed off
from the town to-day from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. till 2 o'clock p NJ. Please secure
water. GEO. f. BLISS.
Superintendent +. w. w.