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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15

.DEAD HEATS"
Tho Comstock Is cursed with . class
Of beings called dad boats" They
come in every shape. and their devices
Of deception are % numerous - the
sands upon the shore. The main Oh
iect Of these inscriptions individuals
is to Get something fer nothing. They
have not the feelings Of men. and are
incapable Of knowing how . man should
act under any circumstances. The fact
tina: they are permitted to live 10 COM
plimsnt upon the good nature Of the
community. bu. their existence Ia . BE-
we're commentary upon the good judy
msnt Of a lons.sufferins people. The
true representative Of tbs genus beat Is
generally q young mai. He vsan good
clothes. drinks When he 10 asked. smokes
ditto. and eats whsnsvsr he can borrow
enough silver from some unsuspsctins
person. A former friend Of his family
or a distant relative il looked upon BY
this m~ons.rosity as a godsend' ndhs
never lots 70 o long as there 10 any
caancs OF sucking nu,rimsut from the
unfortunate who falls in his grasp MS
very prsssuee 10 disgusting to a man Of
~ INlN-
honor. anal the dirtinsss OIL Ills htue
mind battles description.
1t is possible to conceive Of some
use to which the hysna, the coyote. OF
the skunk may DO put; vsrmin. NO doubt.
fulfil q mission in the economy OF ma
tare /; yellow dogs are not entirely use
less. But what can be said In favor Of
tho dead bsatf Absolutely nsthing'
lilo h the vilest OF The vile. he 10 Do
low all other malsfactors. The indsstri-
ous piekpoeket is i~nestimAbly his supe-
Iior /; the courageous burglar regards
him with contempt. And yet this ssdi-
msnt Of slum-this seab upon the les
tering sore Of humani.y-is allowed To
live. Actually permitted to walk The
streets in daylight. Why. his srinning
phiz should 10 used to make more hid
eous those terrible searscrows which the
farmers put up. and his dirty carcass
should be reduced to grease. to lubri.
cate the machinery Of manly industry.
These things. these inhnitssimal pis-
mir.s Of creation. are sometimes heard
to say that they live by their brains.
Their brains. iorsosth AZ well might
an oyster claim to live by its legs
fascinating is the favorite pursuit OF
this hermarhrodiiic creature. lie Is
sometimes known to hint dark things
with regard to decent men M womeh
TO blaeken a fair nAms' ana 10 uaaues
m innocent creature. Is 10 this asoassa
thing a grateful task. hths r'pu'Saon
OF the narrator Is known 10 'h' "'
nothing Is gained e'eeP' ~
slandsred person In tue sS"n'a''o"o
who may chance 10 % P'
abused by n dead Deal snouia e''Ao
mans good reputation forever anu upon
the recommendation OF his curses one
might almost claim exemption ifon
crimes committed. a thief accused ny
one Of these should be at ones set free'
A petty larceny thisf takes p~rsesdsnes
in the scale Of r~espee'ao'ii'y'
One Of the dirsful results Of toisrahng
tho continuance OF such q nuisance, Is
tbs fact that honest men must nscessa-
A.. ta.l h..t ..fs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
DIED.

a.nybt,r n Pn.i, and N. A. KLINE. ared 1
nohth aud ~ days
DAI'fLI.O In Virginia. June ~, kilrn. dAugh.
ter OF Louis and Julia Dspello, aged , months
ani . days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
MARRIED.

GOgaGEL KLLlOrr - In it,no. Juhe II,
William uoeggsi to Misc frsncer kllioti.
EcCAkTuI-sCdESDEL-In IAN Francisco.
June 70. John D. Mccarthy to Antoinette u.
l., Sehend.l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-15
NEW TODAY.
MAINLAND MINING COMPANY

MAINLAND MINING COMPANY.
wi l.oc,tion of principal PLACE of business.
Nan Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill District. Storey
county. Nevada.
No,ice.-There are delinquent upon the fol'
owingde-cribed stock. on account Of assess
m-nt ina. ~ levied ON the 9th day OF May.
i-TI, the several amounts set opposite tbs
names of the respective shareholders. ~
follows:
, 1877-02-04
NEW YORK.


sp<c3al Correspondence a The Tribune
NEW YoKK, Jan. 31.--.Just at this time there
Is rather ytagnatlon In fashion, as Tar IS fc-
CARDS the introduction Of startling and decided
novelties, aud to compensate for this, Individual
taste aud ingenuity are taxed to D great extent
in producing refreshing and attza:tlTc changes.
That primary Law Of present fashion, that every
thing should cling as close as possible, So far
from being "dead letter. Is more acttseiy
enforced than eFer before. The polona!se
gives no evidence Of waning popularity,
and eren exhibits some new and pleasing
variations In shape and trimmings The frtn.
ccssc po1onaisc is probably the most admired OF
all the Numerous STYLES. An exceedingly hand-
some one Of this sort has through tht: entire
centre Of the front lengthwise insertion OF
rich silk, while the back shows long side-ooues
and the graduated and symmetrical seams o.
the charming Marguerite model Below the
hips begins the looping, and orer It falls
pleated sash, which IS brought from the nnaet- ger
arm seams. But popular as are polonatses, they
by no means monopolize all .hel elayor. Bas9ues
are 1nucn worn, but they are oftbe same DESIGNS
that are already familiar. Many ladies' .enpioI
the surplice and Pompalour neck for. homs
wear. a@--er. Of course, leaving the NECK expose"
, 1877-02-04

10 The Editor cf Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--Aiay be allowed to say q
few lines Of last words On the "ushcr -! This
is d subject in which am personally interested,
for have a grandson who may live to be an
usher, and, for his SAKE would like to hnd "a
means Of rc}icf.:s
Hitis true-as Barbara Peck kindly informs US
that the Usher Is q bird," there were proba-
bly, many ushers in Eden, for birds t" fowls y
were created before Adum and Eve. Genesis,
l., coy
But tho usher Of the past is now resting from
his labors, and the usher Of the present docs his
best to please all ungrateful public Hc has al
wars been polite to INC, and I appreciate him.
The fair Barbara very tastefu1ly objects to his
self-importancc and to tho extreme rigidity Of
his person. But believe that be suffers from
form OF rheumatism known as hashfuaness,
and puts on serenity to hide his sufferings.
Now for the tneans of relief:
Like most men, the Usher dresses only for
front effect. 1t is in front that he wears his
small and shapely feet, Ills snowy necktie, bis
nlustache, his smiles. He naturally fuels this
deficiency, and keeps turning IN one hrel to
create the impres s5ion that be is all front.
Could not this defect be corrected, and the
usher be made thing Of beauty and q }oY for
ever! I fear it would not do to dress him up
in trains, and wells, and -neeked white
dresses; he might be mistaken for the bride.
But-cou}d not the usher of the future be
hcscoed! AETHUsFLAH.
, 1877-02-04


hanosomey oouno, Arthur beanpre, q Auro-
fas sAVeT PICKS an0 spoons y. N- NcoDeE1
cakc-basket, Renbcn Ellwood; set OF sniyes'
NJ anu ntfs: Ehsna sf q; m "nrne; g set ol ssef Iea
Sfrs. r. Tayior: tea bell. Mr.. + Hnrke: silver
hntfer-{1sh. John Warne coril- -rrrcivcr md ho,,
ouet-holder, ycry elaborate, Mr., and Mrs, J.
El1yool: rare} ufctures, Harry Warue: silver
napkin,holders, Mrs: G. Q: Boynton; fruit
knife, Mrs. T. Durand; 1cWol-case, very hand
Among those present were me hon: U ~, ~.
Marsh, the Hon. Clancy Ellwood, kcnbcn Eli
wood, MIR. anl Ars. C. q. Boynton, Mr.
and Mrs. j. e. Waterman. NJ. nno
1irs vn,nl H. ,iss S" atc E11,vot, nr a1nnrt
- Il rrana,, rpu, p 1'' = 1onas ! i f)annc-r SIr
11.u paat 'irs. ~ 'na NJ r'tI smith Mrs Roi
u tupss5 ~; n,,h,'e,,a hn" r. i,r ,nT Mrs JocI.
aaaAeE s. A., nu ,E Sfre F1eha Warns md
es, 10 nta,.ha., @ W ~ sfis, XVnrno Ch;carn
~ IL ae,n! ~, i,i;onn. m Iames Ch;ra,
~: ~. e.J c,hars ~ tho n,n7her ~ ls1 The har,z
py couple received the congratulations OF their
many friends; They afe 1T home - ut the
pA1LErs-wALLow.
Thursday, Miss Libhie II. Swallow was united
in marriage to 11r. Abner Bailey. The wedding
was celebrated ut the residence of E. Partridge,
No. 6S4 Indiana avenue, and was a very quiet
affair. Tue bride au1 groom will be tut home
HA41 soIs csstnu:s, w. ~ ~ - "s NAA""s
~ ~ Their iatofe plare o. fes'oenee'
rEALs; ,,,,.,.,,.,,,
a1r. plerson y. smith anu MISS Mattle alcslll~
Ian are said to be engaged
The enlargement of a young gentleman con-
uected with well-known State street music
| store and the daughter OF a prominent physi.
| elan is announced.
Miss Manic E., third daughter OF Alexander
Cobornc, ESQ, formerly OF this city, and n1r.
| George r. Dane, Of New York, we're married at
| The tour comprehcnds Washington and Balti-
more, and on It's completion the Young couple
wlll return to their residence III New York.
| r,o ~,,a,a =. ,,;.a No,,,o f,,-o,, ,1,x
lAS aiai t'1Ee ~ nt.'s N'V ..!s, ~ aucsI
, 1877-02-04

Feb. u, at Judge G. n. Stanfozd's, No. 23
Ashland avenue, and will be q fal! drcss affair.
The party announced to be given Feb. = by
the Assemblies will be postponed until after
Lent.
The Peerless Club have arranged Tor another
party, to be given at the South Side Academy,
Feb. il.
Tho Vesta Club give their next party 1t the
residence Of Charles Hutchinson, Esq, 163
Warren avenue. !: -.
The next meeting Of the Fun-seekets Will bo
held Thursday evening at the residence OF Miss
Lihbie lverson, Ills Prairie avenue - - -:
The next party Of the Queer Club will occur
"Wednesday evening, at the residence OF Mrs
". y. Crosby, No. e7 Park avenue.
The 1vanhoe Club will give IN cztrn party
Wednesday evening, at thu lcsidencc OF Mr.
French. No. 653 West Monroe street. ..~
The South Side Reception Club OF Prof. Mar
tines Indiana Avenue Academy will give tho
next party Of the course Saturday evening.
, The next sociahle Of the FarraEut Boat Club
will occur Thursday evening, Feb: Is, at tho.
residence OF II. y. Booth, Esq, No 80 Wabash
avenue.
The Select Club will give their next party and
last Of the present se!ies, Monday evening: fc;.
Y, at the residence Ut Mr.. Cory, No ~ soatn
Morgan street. - 80
Tho last regular party Of Chicago Command
cry will be given Tuesday evening at Martisls'a
West Side Academy. Marines Band wtll. u:
usual, provide the music
The eighth regular party Of the Iranhoc Clul
will he given on Wednesday, Feb. Z, by Mrs j:
Fl. French at her residence, No. 653 West Mon
roe street. The party viii be masquerade,
and the last before Lent.
The West Side Reception Club gives the sev-
cnth party Of very successful course Monday
, 1877-02-04

pcctcd.
ur md Mrs. Jacob Schr1M, of No. 262 South
Wood street, entertained theig friends Sunday
evening.
nr ami Mrs. A. I. Marcy, No. I'll West Mon
roc street, entertained i small company of
ifiehas 4aesuas e>s1''
MIR. mud Mrs: ". J. Maske!9, who were mar
ricd 4 few weeks ago, were Pleasantly surprised
by their friends Friday cscnne.
,s ss Tcb beek"'a at The residence Of her ther
Judge Bcckwith, No. IS Rush street.
J. s,,,,,r,sf marty at the residence Of ], G, Nc
.1,u;,, Eso sse 799 West ADKINS street, last
1 Tnnst3nv ,, cyc,niug, provcd very enjoyable al
f,sr to IN nartiripants.
rh. cs-arnor ,,d Mrs. Harrison rnanrton
Of Wisconsin VII give EIamo ieSSp!1oh eIauay
evening at the Capltol, ManlSGn, N!s. LUG a1-
!, lair promises 10 oe q sc1y n''titA"' c'e"1'
The fourth uarty OF series under the a,,-
spices OF tho managers OF tue "omans Hos
ptal occurred lat M9nuay evening a. MaFtms,s a,'
tendance was sms]', but very pleasant evening
was en]o1ed oy tue P'st'e.i'''fse' .
The fifth and last so:iab3e but one Of the
Oriental Consistory, Thirty second Degree, s. r.
r. s., viii DC given Thursday evening 1t the
roe street. Dancing will begin promptly ut $50.
Tie last marty vii. occur on Washinstop's birth
Az, ~ K enirhts and Princes appearing in full
! }f ,,%;form.
1as. rh,,r.f,,v evcn{nc Miss Jennie Colt en-
LAsL in.t. rs sly tyna,ely :. o,,rrhnr ot rn~ citv
a,, InWmais friends. Fitzgerald furnished tie
music. Among those present Yer, Were: Mr. and
Mrs. sedgeWtctS, Wise " goue, .ns2 nSl'!i''' WAL
Miss whitney, M'ss ,,s xI;!s R1hS Niss hnncc
Ms. MV's; Nv Mas nuffve Miss Pearson: Mcssrs,
Griffin Morrison, Bridges, Bellamy, Howe,
| Sweet, EIxby, Afford, Chaplin, HfI,chman, Cur
! tbs, Albro, Il. Eagle, f. e. >: G''s'e'
The eighth and last social Of the series given
under the auspices q cllHSo i,n ~ ~
~ n l., Wni " nc1u o,i,'a ~ n,1b- ran,',os
.aeaas1ls ~ . ";ji onncar in fuil uniform. al
t,'at,oi, the ladies' arc uot expected to appear in
| fuil drcss. Tho members OF the several Com
| u,andcrics and OF Oriental Cons1story, ). T. r..
| S., have been invited: a la[ee numocr navc
signfficd their lntentlou ~ ~ p1eseat' Inu W
| uhusnalty u,Ussant u,o Is.nrt, t'''e -
n'afe4' a' '' 's'a'p'
Tuesday evening MIS- !Aat1 - AoaeSg1;sas ~ t:s. :
enterta'hea u .an,,o mn'se1 ~ caa North Ash.
3assaas @ .a,,,n ~ ' sjrEness detained quite nun
hnr at homrs Among the invited present were
r. anti Mrs. Daiv. Mr, ur,l Mrs. y. Grippe, MIR.
| and Mrs. Henry Dram, Mr, and Mrs Webster,
Mrs. Shomachcr, Mrs. Jewell, the MISSES Ncl1ie
| McGnire, Lizzie Loughln, Adella 1oIina. Mary
| E. Holgau> Miss Heath, Eva Jewell, tlzz1e for-
/ man, Oracle E. War;, the Messrs' u Houser'
4. Grippe, Otto Sohn, Will Hollsal', 1' a. Aloht'
go,ncry, C. H. Chown.
{ PERSONAL.
John Y. Farwel1, Esq. has gone East.
, 1877-02-04
MATRIMONIAL.

roe. Monday crcnlnr. at the residence Of G.
y I.2s Y;s,,. -. Fsa NJ. 117s Pr,irie avenue, Mr..
Frank Burnhaln, a rising young architect, was
satcS amesa of f. HIrs' 1ns'1.i hi6sy. ~ >> ~ 40 ~
eEha The list OF Wedding gifts was large and valu
able, and included an elegant gola locket and
clain, from sfr. aud Mrs. G. F. Libby; silver
and - r,t-@1oss fruit-dish, Mr.. and Mrs Mcneil;
u a.,eor r cold lined, Miss Fannie E.
saveee: os album, r. aud Mrs. Thomas Richard
son, Foxburg, Pa; mother ,of-pearl eaFd-ease: as
Miss Annie Richardson; set dessert spoons, Mr.
e,r. on1 Mrs.. !. T., Hancock; silver bcrry-spoops,
Mr 1r' and Mrs. J. ". Nicholson; set silver
knrcs Mr. a: j. bassets' SILVER oou'ac.9 r'aae
pickle-dish, Miss Kttlc Ward; basket Of flowers
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Stubs; gold napkin-rines,
Mr. and Ars, )" !: ra.ur Sl..sf ~. st,.sa. '-'raa
Mr.. j. W. Mprooke, SCI ha1,es silsss Rra,rn. nursGs
t1essrs. +: Il. MnFlaJ anu Ss'"sssa o'enn' e,.;n'
silver & saraease, M, nno Nrs ss wynn - Gar Gar
net ,et slreS neS' nut and picks, M and
Mrs " " DEXTER SILVER pickle lit d,s a and 10TH, h
Mrs. T. w. Blcknell; sllser aha cut-:!ass oas pno.
auet-holaer Mr: giid afS; a. . ls'er ,war eo,
bouquetrholdsr; rS ng;: 1i, " Mahe' '1, {hhT
silver napkin rlng Ml5s @ NGte 81 da!1co Ms fli'Gt r
and cutrgiass 1rnltsl, ~, VIZ 1 r. AIR., shc.
Spring. ctcruo ~ Ene t,asno n4'e ~ Rnoors.
! pard; tortoise-shcll p0ckethooS, "; hogcIs'
oasket ''G%S5s Rutn a.ss and SRsbeeca Mr. and
Miss Ms; { Grace y anll!ksn; Japaness candle;
sticks, Mr.. and Mrs :. :. ". la{rof1 H y ~
San Franciseo oronze ..;nn1 IT, ~ h,,,a,,ct ~
holder Mr. and Ms; " 9: Hot1n'an; sat,g'ass :;
cologne bottles, NfanTe AeGIon tn;5et set ~
Arrnor,n Atr. Charles Woooeock; ;. totet rs &C.
, 1877-02-04
SUBURBAN..

o~.;ox o+ thc residence NJ Fncerc LONG. an
pn's1s1 ~. w A~ ,.sa ,rnr,,sa,1 svnn,n~ Thoro
HYDE Pafk avenue, 4hussoay evening. 1uche
were not as many present rs On previous ocre-
sion So but asn the 1s fsns @ no G f usa 1
hour to the music Of the Favorttc Band.
ahont 6ttccn coun1cs attendad. and amoug
.aooas AlesEn soap,ss ~ a.sf n1s ~ a,f;
tneh "ele ~. ana n,5 1usa: ns,i Lo' -. ~
Mrs. Bridge, Dir. and Mrs }. Z: Taylor, Mr* aEa
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. AIcPhcrsots
Miss Ada Waldron, Miss Murray, Miss Paty.ee
son, Atiss Allison, the Messrs, Hcbdou, AoIN
neaux, Shepard, and others. SUE
One Of the p1easantest entertainments Of
OF Judge Williams on Noodlawn avcnrlouab!e
Fftieth street, If, the shape Of parlor ees lady
About two hundrcd Of the elite Of Hydetess
and Chicago were present and listened N;
/, Fanrasie-.sLe Siege de Coriuth .knllo~
Eli0s Bogue
9. Trio-s'Thro' the Wotld," from ''Bohe11iatA
oiEr' =; ~: Baits
3. Violin IT, h,,;,;:r.; oooo'"
"; =. t''s,stsya. = " a,,..,,, wallace
4 Daein!y o.. no:y,.ht.fGnd n9sa ,,;ss Eorssnrans
5. Aif@sscome unto Me cocncn
at.sIt was Dream" f.o,,cr
.. B ! Scotch Song ''-' ''"'"'Se@'~'
": Ja1ass GU
Z. Violin SOLO. Rcverie" '1en1sen'ps
w..
s. Dnet-s9hro' valley, lhro g. foness @ o4ansla
-u!fs foraenan H;a,'n ama -n'' Ao9''- v,,,,,
.. sohs-I ~: Sap2a,nH E3a,n@ Ho-mieiu.
IN ouartctte| >s,sce. - and Low ~. 50. Barnnb5
-A''''" 4'''' and Gilt
| Miss Forseman and Mr.. Boguc sang on an en-
core s'Lifc's Dream is O'cr,'' and Miss Emma
! Roemheld, Embarrassment" All the artists
| thanks from the assembly. The concert was
under the direction OF Mr. Elias Bosuc, aud for
| thc benefit OF the First Presbyterian Church
Among those present we're Judge and Mrs: liih-
bard, Judge and Mrs. Williams, Judge and Alrs.
| md Ms. 3. Bouticule, Mr.. aud Mrs. J: z: Tay.
! lar lirs and Mrs, lar1ninie, Mr and Mrs E. T.
! Nelson Mr. and Mrs Frunk Osborne, 3fr: and Nrs-
Courtright,.r and Mrs; Deyo MI and NrS "a 4.
NJ 4 and aa Mf Ms 5o5spa j. 81 Bare4 s H.
! an;I Yfrs. r. +. Boeue, Atr. ind Mrs Hitchcock,
| SIr and Mrs. e. c. Smith, the Hon. Mr.. and
| Mrs George ", Bogue, Mr aud Mrs. Bliss. Alr.
and Mrs. Russell, Miss Mary Barker, Hiss NARY
Williams, Miss Hrndshnw, Miss Patterson, Miss
Fits, Hiss May Heron, Miss Ida Lewis Miss
! Taylor. Miss Ada Va1dron, Miss Erace Will
iatus, Miss Lizzie Cornell. Miss Wilson. Messrs.
Paul Cornell, s. 1. Underwood, Mr. HHson'
| Mr. Williamson, H. L. Waite, John Long, Il.
| Osborne Fits, and others.
| SOUTH END
A larger number than at any previous patty a o.
the South End Club assembled on tae nstea1r1n ,'n
floor 1nanagers, ". A. Stanton, W. u. JACKSON, @
and F. J. WILSON, ofhciated over nc"ly"1asu 19ta
I floor. Among those prescnt wcIe Mr. ana Mrs"
| " A. Stanton, Il. ID. death, truman Enufen'
T. T: Moulton, Annef sn'tl!' gausss Ns,aia nSsS
! H. Tyler, F. E. Barnard, 6: E. Nichols, =. X
| CasWell, ": X Manning, EdTaro Manasr1e' x
Goodman, T. B: seaTey, saui5pnEy, q b1isS9' ~ -
J Taylor, ?. F. Larrabee. Y. ". oashns, =. II
! Collins, a. B. Russ, T. II. Enoieott, >. bapcoShf
Mrs. B. F. Weaver Misses Goodtnan; Lockst
1.yra Brown. TAYLOR, Maud Gfayf H0tAH04
, 1877-02-04

touches Will be MADE On 1nuTsuAt 1VlElopu]
The following Is the programme:
Selections from Mariana We!'ase :;
Yr'sS !, First Regiment : s;
Fnnssasma FramenadeSs:a an,azopian an March .Haeh
%Sl,s:MSiii S,ia:sSSesi wof;aa snes5iea
Psomenade~'s 'sTeft March h"..~.....F Faust:
SUFFER-.
= WaItzM:. I court Lie ...... .........: Strauss
s. WalS9. Waltz. .Sisenae Pound
TO- PGSa.oeeo.de@eDuaaexne Gslnemd Grays Godfrey.
il. Waltz. Memories of the str'aSs 1;'!aS
T. Galop-' 'Cliquot". ..zikoh
The suppcr will be served from II nntl l
o'clock in the large diniug-room. The follow
inc gentlemen compose the Reception Commit
tee: Gen. 4. D. Dncst, Mr. 1. Z. Letter, Cen
4. c. McClhrg, Mr.. Q. 5. 4. Sprague, the Hen. e.
y. r Coolbangh, Mr. George Armour, IT, 1gn, ,;: ":
WsSI SLVa ~. Geo Georre 5. waterman, Gen. Francis
Mnrrnr. Lirut--Col. Samuel B. Shcrer. The
Floor Committee is composed Of Capt +, Will
ia,ns and Mcssrs. E. 81. Janlar, F. 6: AoSDe,
her Elliott Duranu, and John T. Hoync. The
colors worn will be white for thG reception
| Committee, and Cardinal Tor the floor Son3- lan
| mittce. The dancing will commence u > ~
Carriages will approach from tug east, anu w
| ir;rc r. the west entrance on jackson street.
| Fnr thc accommodation Of tEosc holding loSlta-
tions, they can purchase their tickets q eni l.
! hers If the regiment, ut ": B.. kcen, Cooke ~
Co.'s, Jansen, McClurg Gos, S1iSfI' s;9n hc1; fage
] How're d. Co.'s, and at the u cst-oa<ie A1ot u
] on presentation OF Invitation. .
SoErn CHICAGO L1enF euARns RkcEIidoH a,Ia A.
| One OF The most pleasant and cnjoyanle par.
t}cs of the season was held Friday evening NJ aI
Lincoln Hall, 1t being inc tnlo pas3a1 4hcr
North Cmeao s, 1g aGd select crowd. Most excel
lent music wss furn1sheu ny ~ as.iue daeerrc
ira The Committee OF arrangements ues.. a,'d ~
credit for the way they manase9 LUG paat,tt ;
to use fba %naue teest Satisfaction to a
,;1f3 cxtras. The hall was tastefully decorated
With cn,hle1ns aud flags Jhcre were e.Sn.o sso1,
couples aud upwards On % nc 9,1e1.n@: 1ppi Dr. and
AIrs. Z. n. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Hale hlr. anq q
Mrs. Truman, Mr. and Mrs. Bloc51c, alr' ,a;sa ano
airs' Milligan, Miss Cooper, Miss Rehm, Miss iss
Bond, Miss shattoeks Miss 39r A1pe%e;l. H. ,ax 1x:
APPEL, Miss GIittsnoen1 1obsson ohss yiss George
NS, N;ss PIows. Miss Van Buren, Miss Thomson
M;ss NE Hnhen. ar1 Miss seaverns Miss Newell, Miss
Garfetts9n ss s aatgas as4ma ss MsS Smith, Gt{ooS Ms
La de.nf. Ernst. Messrs Donghcrty, Norcro1t
n.-;;,hr ~; XVI Tonks. Trau, Woods, Peck, BOND
H1tcMns, Ifston, Newton, Grass, Auan, G1,s KS
coli, Barnard, Redne5, fomnoa9G nttfo Go,ins. Weber
MAYER, Simpson: Hack, fe1ltts' Ton' [anai,' G1o1n
Wi!son, 1aHnHi Herbelt Henry E. shattock' and many
ofhers'
xs,, D,e.ssss sntsass satss!s%sas ss5'sa1 rss Ss2
suan,,a Wcdnesdnv evening, music, recltatlous m
arn a.,I danc;rr being the main features OF IN
syss NJ s: Ssss 1t s Tss st1s ases ?s ?so sS
teftainea t9r fron, Su thc masters. Mrs. Warley'
assnption Of Aant Jerusha " was VEL donS lone;
Miss Hine and Mn. fatterson sang ~ IN Mr Ecr1
UWhat Arc the Wild waves oayin ~. ~. n;cn NM
| and dauchteK acquitted themselves " a1
, 1877-02-04
Mcssrs. Crane, Lloyd. Bassctt, uaines, Wyatt,
Bush, Palmer, Deitz, and White.

Acssrs. Crane, Lloyd. Bassctt, naines, Wyatt,
Bush, Palmer, Dcitz, and White.
. SURPRISE CLUB.
The members Of the Surprise Club assembled
Wednesday cgening, at the residence Of ". l.
W. BFopaS o az Mcse Hand
Frelberg provided the muslc, and the supper
was one Of the very best. The last number con-
cluded about hali-pa5t 12 O'Clock, and with 1t
one ut thu most successful and delightful parties
OF the Club. Among those present we're Mr.
and Mrs. Picrronet, alr. and Mrs: Mason, Dr.
and Mrs. Brophy, Sir. and Mrs. F: l., Reed, alr.
and Mrs, Anderson Miss Nellie Sherman, Hiss
Pfcrronct, Miss China Miller, Miss Maggie
Owen. Miss Annie Walton, Mcssrs. Bines, Al
ford. Sesmfth, Kaufman, Taylor, Donnellr
OUR CLUB. =.
The Our Club gaye large and brilliant re-
ception Thursday evening at Marines West
Side Academy. This was the last Of most de-
1ishtful series Of parties, and was compliment
tary party given to the friends Of the members.
The Attendance numbered probably 200 persons,
in full dress, making most handsome appear
ance- The music, provided by Hand & Erct-
herg's orchestra, was particularly fine, and the
supper, served by Ecklardt, was an exceedingly
pleasing feature. This Is the second season oI
this select organization, and tho management
have every reason to congratulate themselves
upon the successful termination oil their last
series OF parties. =,
TIE FuN-sEEKRHs.
The regular purity Of this Club was given On
Thursday evening at the residence Of Miss
Nellie Williams, No. 12a3 Michigan avenue.
There we're about fifteen couple present. The
carly part Of the evening was taken up WITH the
regular business ot the Glnb: Among t1ose Hose
Locke. Miss Libble Iverson, Miss Ella Brown,
Lcoua Trayers Of Savannah, Ga:, Miss Ncit!c
Abbott, Miss Allie Peale, Miss Graee Darling
ton Of Boston, Miss Ncttie iyerson, Miss Fannie
1Nadswortb, Miss Florence Pridham. Miss Sadie
Peale, Miss Florence Condee, Miss Celia e Gun
ming, Miss Jennie Rieglc, Mcssrs. Charles Wood
cock, Charles J. Smith, 4. H. Prldlam, William
Z. Walker, Charles caberey' j. Egg!Ssto,',,'
Charles Doriand, Joe Rarstow, 4. T. Siawell,
II. r. Herriek, ]. F. Hale, L. Boone, Robert
! Darlington OF Boston, and others.
THE c. u. 3. x. CLUE
The C. II. B. A. gaye very pleasant surpr1se
to Miss Amelia Lane, one OF the members. at
her residence, 352 Warren avennc. OIL Saturday
evening, Jan. q. The following programme
! was carried out:
/. Solo Who viii Care for Mother Now. -
! MIss Lou Chandler.
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