Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-25
THE MCKINLEY TROUPE.

THE MCKINLEY TROUPE.
The Mckinley troupe, well known
on this coast, arrived in town Tuesday
night, and will give a performance at
Blgelow's Hall tomorrow FRIDAY
evening, upon which occasion a pro-
gramme will be presented comprising
a comedy and farce, character songs
and dances, by Miss May McGinley;
violin performance, dancing and sing
ing, by Master Bobby; Irish charac-
ter songs, by j. Mckinley, etc. The
press in other portions of the State
speak highly Of the entertainment
given by this troupe, and we feel war.
ranted in expressing ourselves conf
dent that their performances will give
good satisfaction to such of our citi.
zens as attend at Bigelow's Hall to-
morrow night. The company played
last week in Belmont, and the Courier
of the 10th speaks of them as follows:
"The Mckinley Theatrical Troupe,
of the Reno Opera House, gave w of
their chaste and versatile entertain
ments in Belmont this week. The
Mckinley Sisters May and Alice
Bobby and the old gentleman McGin-
10y 1 iVhl SoIu VI COtIietV dtlu farce,
and the four combined are capable Of
pleasing an audience without any
other support. Although the weather
was disagreeable while they were here,
the attendance both evenings was very
good"
THE FAIR.-We dropped into Bige-
lows Hall, for a few moments, last
evening, and found the room we'll
filed with ladies and gentlemen, who
appeared to be enjoying themselves
as we'll as human beings usually do in
this Terrestrial vale of tears. The straw
berry, ice cream, lunch and lemonade
tables were all literally patronizedf
while the flower stand, fish pond, grab
bag and guessing pole all contributed
handsomely towards increasing the
plethora Of the general excheouer. The
Art Gallery also corralled a cOnsidera-
BILE alnoun of deprecated metal from
innocent art cOnnoiSseurs from the
rural districts. The vocal and instru-
mental music was excellent, and the
entire fair-or ai.fair-may be desig-
n lied a success, for which the ladies
who undertook it's management are
entitled to a large measure OF credit.
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REMovAL.-Rev. Father Nulty will
leave here Friday morning for Hum
boldt Bay, California, obedient to IA
dispatch received from Bishop O'Con-
nell to take the pastoral charge of that
parish. The reverend Father has re-
sided in Eureka for tho last six months,
long enough to win the esteem of the
people of this community, who will re
greet his departure from among them.
Faithful in the discharge of his priestly
duties, he is beloved by the members
of his church, as his cOurleouS man
ners and general department command
the respect of those who do not
share his religious belief. May his
new field of labor provea pleasant one.
DECORATION DAY.-It appears that
Decoration Day is to be observed here
in an appropriate manner. Captain l..
r. Kelley has issued an order to the
members of the Eureka Guard to at
tend a meeting at the cOmpany'S
armory next Saturday evening, to
make arrangements for turning out on
the 3Oth, and doubtless Captain Hub.
bard, OF the National Guard, will issue
a similar order. Eureka has always
been foremost among the towns in the
State in the Observance Of the day, and
we are glad that it will not be permit
ted to pass by default on this the cen-
tennial year..
UNITED STATES INSTRUMENTATION
Kirschstaller announces in to-day's is
sue that he has purchased the interest
of his partner, VIM. Scherer in the
United States Bakery and Restaurant,
and that the establishment will here,
after he conducted under his super
vision alone. MIR. EirschStaller is An
experienced caterer and Thoroughly
understands the bakery and restauranI
business, and under his con rnl the
United States will lose none OF the rep
utation it has heretofore borne as d
tirst-class eating establishment.
CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-Joseph Rou-
deau, against whom supplementary
proceedings were had yesterday in
Justice Bea.ty's Court, undertook to
answer the interrogatories concerning
the disposal of some money which he
had received in a manner best suited to
himself, utterly regardless of Justice
Court etiquette. Judge Beatty sent the
recalcitrant witness t" Jail for contempt
of cour and a little taste OF life behind
the bars will probably teach the gen
tleman a salutary lesson.
TRADE DOLLARS We understand
that a draw load of trade dollars was
received yesterday by the Richmond
Company. Stove-lid currency is very
convenient in a poker game, and the
students of Schenck are under many
obligations to the above named o =
poration for furnishing them with ma
terial which ''sizes up" so pretllly.
A FIGHr.-A fight occurred yester-
terday between a Teuton and a naive
of Cam of the Sea. Before 1t haN