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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-05

OFFICE OF THE ALBION Co-xsoL1pArEp)
MINING COMPANY,
SAN FRANCISCO, September 80. 1880. J
Resolved, That all of the few outstanding
shares Of the Albion Mining Company are re-
CURED to be surrendered to the Secretary, and
that 9 corresponding number of the shares
OF the Albion Consolidated Mining Company be
issued therefor. without expense TO the share.
holder. upon the payment Of the pending ss.
sessment.
o5td D. B. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
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NOI1CE UF ASSESSmENT.
Albion Consolidated Mining Corn
any
Il OCATI0N OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
II business. San Francisco, California. Lo-
cation Of works, Eureka Mining District, State
of Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given. that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 30th day OF
September, 1880, an assessment mo. ~ Of
Twenty-Five t25l Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
able Immediately in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the office of the company,
Rooms 6 and 7. No. 1877. Pine street. San Fran
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (3d) day OF NO
YEMBER, 1880, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on MON
DAY, the TwENTY-sEcoND t22dl day Of NO
VEMBER, 1880, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with cost of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
D.. B. CHISHOLM. Secretary.
Ohice-Rooms 9 and 7, No. 327 Pine street,
San Francisco. California.
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NEW TO-DAY.

NEW TO-DAY.
SIXTH
BALL
- OF THE -
M RS UNO N,
Miners Union Hall,
Wednesday Evening, October 18th
Invitation Committee;
RUB HILL.
| James Kyle George J. Reek
| Nose LYONS j. W. Lambert
Ed Trofatter Pearce & jenkins
D J J Mclaughlin Ed Horen
williams 4 Reynolds Joseph Bice
| Frank wallace Martin Tregallis
Charles Oady Samuel Longley
William Harris Abe Randolpn
| DR., Todd Charles Canfeld
| Rene Atkins DR.. Welsh
f j Mette James Tickle
Tom Marks W.. J. Crabb
Hartenstein Bros Joseph Potts
George Tassel Belts b Kitchen
J.e Sweeney James Hampton
James E Anderson J Sweeney
Pat Rossiter.
EuREKA.
Fl, Donnelly II. Richard
General Sabin Cbas. Buttlar
R. NJ. Beatty W. W. Bishop
Thos Wren Judge Rives
Matt KYLE A. Jackson
Geo. W. Cassidy Hank Knight
A. Skillman DIR. Thoma
DIR. Bishop Frank Doutrick
r. Sadler VIM. Stelchelman
T. ]. Read O. @. Wallace
Fred German Fred Hoffman
Henry Mau Ben Levy
E. R. Dodge r. Kavanaugh
L. Molineln 2. Steller
NJ. Davidson J Kermeen
M. d.. Foley Tommy Douglas
P. Knight III. b. Mckee
q. W. Baker W. W. Hobart.
Reception Committee:
Tom Dale Andy Stinson
Wan. Slattery TT Pearce
Grif Thomas.
Committee of Arrangements:
Thomas Barnes Pat Stanton
Frank Fitzpatrick Robert Rawlings
John W. Richards.
Floor Managers:
Geo. A. Day VIM. A. Sampson
Charles Garfield E. g. Dell.
Floor Director:
President Richard James,.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE, LOT AND FURNITURE, AT
"A the head Of CLARK street, next door to the
residence Of W. H.. Remington. For particu-
lars apply on the premises.
Eureka, August 10, 1880. au20-tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND FURNI.
l. ture at q bargain, for cash. The house con-
tains four rooms and cellar, and q good loca-
ton. Apply TO ], HAUSMANN.
Eureka, August "a. 1880. ang25 II
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FOR SALE.

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, SITUATED ON
IA Mob Hill. at the corner Of oNei1 Avenue
and Clark street. I. ]. WILSON.
Eureka. August II, 1880. au18-tf
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ON MAIN STREET, YESTERDAY. A
" Cameo Pin. set in gold. A liberal re-
ward VIII be paid by leaving II at the Turner
Eureka. September %. 1880. sao.tf
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An election will be held for State, County
and Township Officers, to wit
Three Presidential Electors.
One Member Of Congress,
One Judge of Supreme Court.
One State Senator.
Four Assemblymen.
Sheriff,
County Treasurer.
County Clerk,
County Recorder.
County Assessor.
County Surveyor.
District Attorney,
Public Administrator and Coroner,
County Superintendent of Public Schools,
One County Commissioner long term,
One County commissioner-short term,
One Justice Of the Peace for each Township,
One Constable for each Township.
One School Trustee for each School District
long term.
One School Trustee for each School District
short term,
One Road Supervisor for each Road District.
And that all election tickets or ballots for the
ensuing General Election. in the County Of
Eureka, State Of Nevada. be printed or written
on . good quality Of white book paper, and that
said tickets be four by ten inches In size |;
which election will be open at 8 O'Clock In the
morning. and will continue open until Q O'Clock
In the afternoon Of the sam day.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Board
Of County Commissioners, at Eureka.
fsEAL.l Nevada. this 9TH day Of October, A. D.
s.. n. DODGE,
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners.
By L. MoLrNELLI. Deputy Clerk. Of
ROOMS TO LET
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BE
IN had on Edwards street, next door north
OF oiark. Apply on the premises TO
oc-lms MRS. A. McMARTIN.
THIS PAPER M. I, aI BE gogSD oI FILE
Newspaper Advertising bureau lo spruce AT
where advertising confrsrts NAV ba msda e..
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON MOB HILL. THE
IA house contains four rooms. Desirable
location. Will be sold with or without furni-
ture. Apply to SAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka, August 40. 1880. au21-tf
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA,
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Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Board
Of County Commissioners, at Eureka.
tsEAL.l Nevada. this 9TH day Of October. A.. d.
1880.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
o PRESIDENT.

WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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THE PERsoN WHO TWO
j. boxes Of tools and other articles from nv
old gunsmith shop. ON South Main street. dur.
ing the IRE, will please inform me where the
goods are. JOSEPH HAUsMANN'
Eureka. August IS, 1880. auie.tf
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICAET.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
GEORGE w. S
OF EUREKA.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Is q feature worthy of mention. None but first
class liquors are dealt over the bar. o5tf
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For County Commissioner-short Term,
CHAS. M. MIKEL.
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
r H.
OF STOREY.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Alexandria Democrat lu our last we
published that the colorch Democratic
orator Scott Gordon, of Baton Rouge,
would undertake the feat recently ac-
complshcd by DR.. Tanner, that Of fast
ing tor 40 days. Our readers in pcrusing
the paragraph did not Mt first understand
its meaning Some of them thought that
he had committed some misdemcanor
and would serve ont forty days sen-
tcnce in the parish Jail Others that he
would be kept cXiIcd ont of the city and
would not be for that length of time
allowed the privilege of placing his feet
on the soil OF his native land. This was
hard, indeed, and we really felt for the
poor orphaned boy. We remembered
him we'll, and thought of the many
times that we had seen him imbibo his
quart OF whiskcy, or devour his barbe-
cnod mutton Democratic mntton) all nt
the expense of our party. We formed
our opinion then of Col. Scott Gordon
the then Democratic speaker, but more
recently the w0uld-bc faster of America,
and must now canddl adult that we
have never heard argument persuasive
enough to change it. We intended to
watch him, and never for II moment to
take our eyo OFF him. But when Tues
day = mail came, and with it the CAri-
TOLiAN, We learned that this G.. A. f.
(grcat Amcacan fiaud), to use the words
of our confrcro, had been kcrlummaXcd
that is, was bcastly drunk. The young
man who was to stand ut SC0tra back
went back on him, and Scott, poor crca-
tnre that ho was, went off ON u drnkon
toar. All bets were declared oft and tho
stakes were returned. We vorily be-
love that had it been forty days
drunk, Scott would have went through
like race-horse.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
Congress ional Executive tom-
mittee.
BATON R0UGE, Aug. llih, 1880.

BATON R0UGE, Aug. lllh, 1880.
Pursuant to the call of the President
of the Congressional Convention made
this day, the members of the Congress
siOnal Executive Committee for the Sixth
Congressional District met ut tbs office
of the Hon. A, $, Heron, for the pnr-
pose of permanent organization.
Present The representatives OF the
parishes of Avoyrllcs, East Baton Rouge,
West Baton Ronge, East Fcliciana, West
reiciana, roinle Coupoo and st, Lam
dry,
On motion Of Mr. A. ID. Lalargnc, of
Avoyelles, Hon Andrew S. Heron, OF
East Baton Rouge, was elected Chair
man and NJ. ID, Knvnnagh, of st. Ian
dry, ScCre ta,y.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr., Latarguc, was adopted
Resolved, That representation IN the
Congressional Convention shall be based
upon the votes cast ut the Presidential
election to be holden in November next,
according to the pro rata now IN nSr, to
wit: one representative for every two
hundred votes and fractional part there
OF exceeding ono hundred.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr., Kavanagh, of st. Landry, was una
nimously adopted
Be it resolved, That the Chairman of
this Committee be directed to notify the
President of the Executive Committee
OF each parish to hold II convention on Il
day to be fixed by said President, for
the pr pose of ecct'ng delegates to The
Congressional Convention of the Sixth
District, to ho held ON lIe day to be SO
Iccted by the Chairman of this Com
mltlGG.
On motion, the Committee adjourned
subject TO the call of the President
ANDREW $. nERRoN,
President.
NJ. ID. KAvANAGn, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

TnE BATON ROUGE On. FAcroRy.--ln
connection with this subject wo take
occasion to mention tho return from
WcstorE tour of Capt. John d. Fisher,
the energetic and cntorprising manager
Of this home institution which has be-
come grand success and a public ben
eft, for the oil factory gives employment
to many in the community, Ii Is now
fully supplied with new and improved
machinery which will augment its al
ready great capacity for disposing of
large quantities of cotton seed 1t will
resume operations at once, as it is re-
cciving its supplies of seed from every
quarter, though the proprietors readily
purchase all lots of tho same which is
offered them. The oil and seed cake
which the factory turns out is of splen-
did quality aud will compare favorably
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
STATE NEWS.

Natchitoeles Register: The Pool line
has gone INTO liquidation, and our ship
pcis can now make arrangements with
any ontcrpr.sng atenmhoaiman to carry
their goods. The coIapaa of this line
only shows what the people cin accom-
plsh when they are in ted
Jamoa B. Brown, the slayer of Mar
shall Mn9uirr, III lake Providence, in
January last, has been examined before
Judge Dcloney, and fnlly identified as
the right man, and has been committed
to inil without bali, and will doubtless
atone for lia AiabolcHl crime at an
early day,
Madison Journal 1t is reported that
the exodus from Europe to America haS
been greater the present year than has
ever been known at any previous time.
What II great m!sto. tUne it ID tina. II part
Of this Immigration cannot be tnred
towards the Sout.i3.a States, TO i'll. the
vacancy occaslonoI by the colorod eHo-
dus from on" county. The room made,
however, by the departure Of the negroes
for other States Is being filed up rapidly
by Thrifty lalnerB from the West, who
are entering every noighborliood where
opportunities are gwen them TO make u
home and comfortable support for their
families Now is The time for Louis
lana TO show a. lho advantages Of her
riCn alinyal lands, and offer such IN
ducemcnta as viii hgng immgrants to
her shores. ThoHtHHta of acres IRE |, ,ftg
in waste, whicn by lutcious manage
mcnl aud IibGrdi ai,a.n - arl, iora, could
be made m'vUA.'y profitable, both TO
the oWnc, ana tllAnt.
Judge 'inoma4 A Gur'rtt, OF OWaGf'ta,
III announced ~ 4 cundIG&,c ior lho l.rG
iiutu'' w h'' l'iN VA. -BA'Nh 80 II bt'i-
stoned by ti,c cs, gnaion Of .judgo W.
W. Fnrmnr,
Clinton Watclnan: Clinton has now
put aside It's Say and froijcaomo attire,
and domlod the aalyc habit of business
The new ba,ad lint .3 ciowhing our
market, and mor"nM, and clerks, law
yera and duuioia, mechanics ana shop
keeper are aIi busy in iIen lines. Beans
and pleasure seekers have gone to their
fields, shops aGlu stncs .oi' Che business
season, while The mldpns fair, who
with the gay and gallant BwainB have
kept step 50 tio oitans Of mnac, in
gliding through lhe mai1ra of ihe waltz,
and the cna3to piping oi the hccI-dn,i-
toe, aad the a"avetsi coar,aayng III thc
vis-a-vla lance, itYe niIroI 10 - ibIcs
of Thought 10 { olm over and Formulate
the ple,tv speeches inat have been whis-
percd softly in ;he,r wiling ears during
the summer gatherings. O
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

DIR. J. SrEENsEN--Wo take pleasure
in announcing to our readers that DR..
Stecnson, the able pharmaoentist and
genial gentleman, has returned from his
voyage TO the West, whittier he had
gone to make extensive purchases of
stock for his drugstore on Third street,
near Boulevard, IN establishment which
nc is rciittng u the landSomcst style.
The Doctor is u iirst-claSs chemist and 70
business man. He is making every pre-
paration to render his pharmacy one of
the most complete in The State. His selcc-
tion of drugs, chemicals, patent mcdici-
nos, perinmely, fancy articles, cigars, etc,
Garnet he surpassed in freshness and
excellence. With tho most careful and
experienced assistants. Dr. Stccnscu is
ready to fill prescriptions in tho most
reliable manner. An examination of his
stock will, we are sure, induce our peo-
pie to give him liberal share Of their
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Madison Journal: Tho lack of adver-
tislng y one of the chief causes of bust
ness failures There arc business men
who do not understand the value of ad-
ycrlising. They do not sco the direct
connection between advertising and the
entrance of II customer, or the demand
for any particular a! a!.icle. They, also,
with n seltimpol tanGc which is anus
ing, fancy their business is known to
the whole community, changing as that
community is I, an G xtcnt which they
have no conception Of The principle
upon which bus ness men should act is,
advertise, and advci iise tho truth. II
You have good thug lot tho people
know it. Fmthe. morc, never lot an ad
vertiscmcnt get stale
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

will henceiorward be ionnd on hand 10
attend TO alI business in that prompt
and reliable method which charactcrizes
his dealings. He IL young, active and
pnhlic-sprted, deserving The condolences
that Is rcposed IN him by all who know
him
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
Cotton Factories.

In the n. o. Democrats mamm' th
issue Of September lat, we ~ that II
company of New Orleans capitaliat
have Purchased the Arizona Cotton
Mills away up in Claiborne parish. We
do not wish to hcRrudge the good people
of that fine parish the good fortune that
has bolallcn them and which they
richly dcscl ve but we do desire to call
tho atlollion of capitalists in the Cros-
cent City or elsewhere to the fact that
some -four hundred looms are lying idle
ut the State pen'tcntiary IN our city,
which GOn'd be rent ut u small cost.
In addition, Baton Rouge can furnish
al tho operatives that may bc II ''lcd
to tn them. The fuel can be obtained
either from the nd accnt incNhaustiblc
forests or ''om or coal yards; and
when il comes TO the raw material, the
company could purchase it on the spot
from the tarnlers who haul IL here for
shipment. BESIDES which, almost every
bale That goes to New Orleans via the
Mississippi passes our city, and could be
landed here in unlimited supply.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
~ OFFICIAL"
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

MAYORS OrritHC CHY oF bAroN KouGN,
Monday, Sept &, 1850.
Regular mcc'l% Of city Conncil.
PRESUMPTION. Loon .IaBtfcna'ii, May,
or, aud Mc@art. Wiock, Dug%an aud
McCabc, Counc.'mon.
There moi being u quorum, the meet
ing was adjourned until tomorrow, the
9TH inst, Mt 10 O'Clock a. M.
LEON JASTRENSKI, Mayor.
Gro. HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

iioiorling 10 the above notice, wonld stats
that this will In no way interfere with my Baton
Rouge business, which will be conducted by
MIR, CHAS. JOLLY, who holds my por. pro-,
portcrs and manufacturers, my stock will be
purchased at low rates and from first hands. 1t
gives me great pleasure 10 be able 10 thank my
Iriends Of Baton tonge aud vicinity Tor their
uniform kiDdnobs to mo since my advent among
them and tlnst lha, may have II continuance
Of it,
Very truly. w, T. CLUVERiUS.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Mr., J. Combouzu, Ia another column,
adveIlises for sale his fine garden and
property, situated ON the onRlIirts of
The city.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

ARREST or Tom FISHER. the I'd
inst, Mr.. Goo. A. BOzoman, Constable
of tho Fourth Ward OF this parish ard
acting Dcpnty Sheriff, having succeeded
in tracing up the place of refuge of Tom
Fisher, colorcd, accused of killing llar-
mon Malta, Colorod, on tho 18th of An
gust last, at II ball on Capt. Mills plant
alton, in this parish, proceeded to Adams
county, Miss, where hc Effected the ar-
rest OF the said accused and conveyed
him thcrotrom to the parish prison,
where he is now awaiting trial. This is
another evidence of the iai,hlulncss
manifested by ShoriIl Bates in executing
all processes of law which are placed in
his hands.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Az will he aoen by reference to an ad-
voriiscmeni that splendid teacher OF
primary scholars, Mrs. G. A, Aldich,
opened her school this morning,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

She, # Bates reports the arrest and IN,
earcerntiou of one IIeIry IIarIIold col
orcd, charged with cutting with intent
TO kin one Sr Florida, alao colorcd.
on the 18th TT.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Polnte Coupec Banner; This week
We had the pleasure Of meeting in our
towa two gentlemen from Baton Rouge,
whom we will always bs glad to sco,
viz: Mai. Henry MoNair, Of tho firm of
Courier 4 MoNair, General Insurance
Agents, and Mr.. G. X. David, Of the firm
of David T. Gaig, dealers in Western
produce, etc. This waa Mr.. DaVid's first
visit to False River, and we were glad to
hear him say that he was delighted with
the country. Both of these gontlomcn
promise to visit us again in about fifteen
days We say come again.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
d u'llleekIp Gapitollan
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( p.
JCAL MATTERS,

The lnrsi tonic IN the world is the
Home l,literh
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

SCOTr GORDON. Our conircm of the
Alexandria Democrat is rather hard on
our colorcd Democratic orator, owing to
his failure 10 como to time on tho stnrv-
ing process. 'Tis true that Scott "iluk
ered' in giving mp hlA bceistoaks, and
that he got somewhat confused with
tangIeioot, but he il beyond question
one of the solidcst Hancock men in the
country.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

We pn'ntentionaIly omitted to call ut
tcnt,on to Mrs, Bon'ns's advertisement
of "New Songs which Iirat appeared
in our issue Of last Saturday. Those who
desire to keep vcrsed - new music
should ca4 at her variety store,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

The registration Office IN This ward
will bo opon rltil tomorrow, when
Registrar Young willgive the voters of
the Eighth Ward chance by Opening
his Office ut Lope2's store on Thursday
This is matter that should be kept
constantly before The Democratic voter,
so as To awelI the vote for Hancock and
English aa greatly as possible.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07
NO17.I.CE].

EROM this day, Mr.. W. y. CLUVERilIS, late
of lIat0n Rouge, has AN interest IN the drug
business of 4, FREDERlCKSON,
iig Canal street,
late FREDERiCkSON & HAkTE,
New Dpleaus Septe,pber lst laia,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Alexandria Democrat Better late
than never. We are IN favor of the
Press Convention being held ia Baton
Rouge, and our conirere of the CAPirO-
llAy can mark ns down as favorng the
move, which, no doubt, VIII prove of
great benefit to the country press of the
Etoio
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-07

Brother lyans, of the Sugar Planter,
il obed lence TO the request Of h's brelh-
rem of the press, has consented to act as
temporary chairman and has issued n
en- for the assembling of the Press Con
yention nj Baton Rouge on the second
Monday of October. We will reprodnce
his cal in onr next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04
FIREWORKS AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

great throng of people poured down to
Coney Island all day yesterday morning until
late the evening The hotels the beachand all the walks
crowded In the evening the space in front II the
hotels black with people The principal feature Of
the evening a pvrotechDic display at
Manhattan Beach, in the grounds back Of the
Oriental Hotel Var-colored lights and Chinese Ian
terms lighted the plank walk from the Manhattan
Beach Hotel TO the grounds. The crowd listened TO
the music or Gnores band until o'clock.
and then went to the fireworks Several thousand
persons were present when the first rocket sent
high IN the n ana burst into myriads of stars.
The salute Of aerial maroons" opened the exhibit
ton. which was TO have been followed by the
ascent OF "A MongOner balloon with powerful mag
ncsiun lights. The wind carried it the heads OF the
spectators and then il dropped. The audience were
amused and then irlghtened it struck against the
fence. A set peCo Of revolving devices,
disclarging rockets, Roman candles and
fountains of sparks received with great applause
Rockets shells, prsmatic figures and nests Of silver
snakes lit up the cir in rapid sue
cession. Flying fiery pigeons seen
chasing each other from fence TO fence Prlsmac tor
and rockets which changed Into trembling stars
set of next.
Chinese pagoda. which changed to immense nrework
temple, was the most beautiful Of the set pieces.
Sprays OF golden light fell for several minutes
from The Of the pag0da which gave soft yell
low ent 10 I1 % ann & th "aS nn % reD
fred manv rockies. which burst with a loud
report. Shells and silver clouds discharged I'm the
rockets The final piece, representing naval
combat was gwen by special request. Two full
rugged ships first on surface OF
pale green light representing the ocean. One ship.
which carried American flag, moved along the
surface discharging shells OF red hight at
the enemy. The two came together, and
one caught fire and burned The American flag foated
at the stern OF the remaining vessel. Thou
sands of jewelled Jets from large eolored rockets
filled the air the audience disappeared. The eX1bl-
ton was successful, and iiorded great enjoyment.
is expected that the largest crowds of the
will VISIT Conry Island to-day and tomorrow. At Man
haitian Beach $4,000 pounds or meat placed in the
Yesterday in preparation for the great rush.
Tue Arion Society is making preparations for q bal
chainpetre and festival at West Brighton
Beach on the evening OF July %. The grounds
around tho hotel are TO be- enlarged and fenced In,
increased facilities be provided by and steam
toat and provision Will be made Tor the reception OF
M thousand peOple-the sime number that was pres
year. One Of the chief features Will be process
Ing numbering thousand persons, ana cGricatur
zion the leading events OF the day.