Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-01

W.. ID. hiOouy, THeuldu, u IeSuld
jakey.
r. W.. Penfold, Sailor Boy; a iacl
tar Just off of the briny deep.
Fred Wells, Mrs. Dir. Mary Walker
and Child. dressed in the hybrid out
tit of hat noted character, and acted il
to life.
John A. Porter, King Charles II, the
Merry Monarch, and every inch d
king.
n. Millich, Chinaman; a representa-
tive Celestial, pig-tail and all.
George Phillips, = Gentleman; his
natural character.
II. f. Hoadley, Patsey Bolivar; his
assumption created much amusement.
u. +. Turner. Domino.
G.. RI. Fiske, Boot Black; a first-rate
sinner.
j. G.. Powell, Esquimaux Indian;
one OF tie best sustained characterize
tons in the hall.
Lambert Molmelli, Eph; a frolic-
come young mig, and very naturally
done.
Frank Durkee, Senator Revels, Of
Miss. a dandy darkey; one of the
produces of the war.
Walter Marsden, "A frolicsome moke;
right from the South and standing on
his d entity.
Chris Molatesta .t:Prince Arthur; a
handsome dress.
Nj. l.. De Soto, Jack of Clubs; he
looked as If he was just dealt n from
a fresh pack of cards; it was well done.
f. o. Swensson, Sir John Falstaff;
a roisterer of the olden time; Shakes
perean.
Thos, J.. Read, Sir Peter Teazle; an
elegant and costly outfit; looked the
character to the lie, aud was the pet of
the ladies during our stay; one of the
successes OF the ball.
Alderman Tom Haley. Knight: he
did not look a bit like a City Dad, but
he was a first class medieval knight.
w. Hugineman, Napoleon the First;
looking for more victories.
Juan Mccoy, English Lord; a very
handsome and appropriate dress.
q. X. Butler, Knight of Malta; well
sustained.
Clay Simms, Russian Count; an ele
CANT cos ume: never got counted out
once during the evening and Was a
universal favorite.
Frank Cleveland, Austrian Princes;
Frank was well dressed, and a prince
of good fellows.
Rene Atkins, Boss Tweed; a prime
suit; he looked the very incarnation of
~rascality, until he unmarked, and then
his honest face beiied his costume.
w. w Bishop, Clubs; if they had
been trumps, he would have taken
every trick.
Cor. NJ. Wilson, Brigand; blood
thirsty and ready TO attack a regiment,
If necessary.
Thomas Polglaise, Prince James;
first rate.
A. w. Campbell, Alderman in Dis
gui>e; we'll enacted.
FL. Schneider, Fifteenth Amend
ment; an amusing and mirth-provok-
ing role; he was ready to accept all the
benefits of the war.
A. e. Kaye, School Boy and Uncle
Sam; both characters well sustained;
Abe was q success.
AL. Snetsinger. A Gentleman-as he
always is.
W. O. Mills, Jr., Little Boy Blue,
who was invited TO blow his horn. Mr..
Mills was dressed in a suit OF blue
from head to foot, and his characteri
cation was one of the successes of the
evening.
Westley Kellogg, Bismarck. Yves.
made "A fine appearances as the German
statesman, and his costume was well
got up.
NJ. ID. Foley, Black Domino. There
WAS much disappointment expressed
that MIR. Foley did not assume a dis
tinctive costume. The demands Oh his
time and good nature made it an i'm.
possibility, but the encomiums show
cred upon him for his successful man
agement, were universal.
George Voorhees,, King James H.;
a royal representative OF Wells, Fargo
IL Co.
Samuel Cooper, Rip Van Wrinkle;
without exception the best made up
character of the evening; would have
made Joe Jefferson burst with envy
to have seen him.
j. Straus, Captain Kidd; a piratical
character sustained to the life.
w. Z. Steichelman, Pumpernickel;
contributed largely to The mirth of the
evening.
A. Harris, Red Domino.
w. IL. MacLaren, Black Domino.
NJ. j. Franklin, Lord Tissell; hav-
ing lately returned from Europe, knew
all abont the nobility, and sustained
the character admirably; elegant cos
tune.
w. II. Clark, Black Domino.
w. H. Collins, Gipsy Girl; half the
iitu Dit~tIt itlt III iON6 with MIN.
Aleck Mckay, Highland Chief; one
OF the Scots who "hae wi Wallace
bled." A very fine national dress,
and well acted character.
j. n. Hill. Hamlet, The Royal Dane;
a we'll sustained Shaksperean charac
ter.
Auditor j. e. Duff, Pierrot the Mil
Ter; looked as if he had a corner on
breads utfs; acted the part in fine style.
w. A. McCuiiy, Domino.
III. Stowell. Domino.
Conductor Ed. Kicker, Sitting Bull;
never punched a ticket OF tool IA scalp
during Che evening; would say more
but for 4 due regard for our W scalp.
Captain j. T.. Platter, French Count;
a costly and becoming costume; he
looked the Count of the period as
sumed.
Joe Hausman. King of Pain; splen-
did make up; the very image of the
original; we'll taken.
Gus Abrams, Romeo; captured a
number of Juliets.
1ehf,, D-ntIar Jonathan. tr1a