Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-25
Fi.UE DUST.



A party Of ladies and gentlemen took
moonlight ride last night to the Willows.
The entertainment at the theater thi
evening is so varied that it cannot fail !,
please.
Hayden Tilla will sing the ever popula
ballad, "Tom Bowling" at the theateI
tonight.
Dora viscenia will play her beautiful
composition, "Minnie-ha-h a," tonight a
| the theater.
The order Of parade, line of march and
exercises of Memorial Day will be pub
lished next Tuesday.
The Sheriffs sale of the whalen Con
| Company's property has been postponed
until Monday, July 2.
Old Horace Greeley" resists his poi
soning we'll, and will probably live through
the Summer after all.
M. Gregovich has commenced doing
business at his new quarters in the Hiram
| johnson brick building on North Main
street.
The box-sheet for the Hayden Tills
Combination performance this evening
will be open at the Opera House at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The 800, goo, 900 United States postal
cards sold last year, il connected end to
end, would run a girdle u the world,
with enough to spare.
Sp~iritualism continues to be the leading
amusementin Carson society circles. Some
wonderful manifestations" are said to
have been given recently.
A small shipment Of ore from Morey.
Nra Gornu hoa kaan rooatua1 ~ kha
Eureka Con. works for reduction. It goes
from $500 to 81, 600 per ton.
The delectable job Of bringing the SUBJ
terranean currents Of the ''cooler" to the
surface was resumed last night, and COM
pleted about daylight this morning.
Father Hyacinthe introduced q new
drink yesterday. which is pleasing to the
palate, and which does not inebriate. It
is buttermilk, and is given ont gratis, if
there is any left.
All Of the old mail sacks and locks have
been called in and new ones will be substi-
tuted throughout. By a new regulation
the keys will be fastened to the inside Of
the distributing table by a brass chain.
A crowd Of urcbins had great sport on
North Main street yesterday evening with
a cart, three or four Of them speeding it
down the grade, while all the rest were
crowded inside. Who wouldn't be . boy
again?
A militia company has been formed at
Austin called the National Guard and
differed as follows: Captain. w. B. New
ell; First Lieutenant, j. +. +. Hale; Sec
ond LieutenaDts, NJ. Eddy and W. E..
Jackson.
Our ofice-kitty has disappeared. The
Thomas who paid her q visit night before
last disappeared also, taking a window
along with him. We are afraid that kitty
has been beguiled and that we may never
see her more.
The present warm spell has caused q
good many old hats to be discarded, in the
place Of which are sported brandnew ones
OF every shape and color, all in the latest
Spring styles. Old hat 10 pretty good, but
new hat is better.
The Knights Of Pytbias will confer the
Pages and Knights' Rank at their conven-
ton this evening. There will also be an
election Of officers for the ensuing term.
All members are requested to be on hand
promptly 1t 1880 P. NJ.
An itch has broken out In Eureka among
the boys that nothing seems TO relieve but
tno OH0Akihk VI WiI4OW-R AaVay W1tth ~
times makes . nice little bill for pater-
familias to settle. II would be cheaper for
the kids 70 select 4 different target.
Sunday next q committee OF two mem
befs from each military company In the
State will meet at the Adjutsnt Generals
Office, In Carson. 10 make nnal arrange
ments for the interstate rife match 10 be
shot In Virginia City during the Summer.
There was q pretty largo turnout Of Up
ton Post to the drill last night. Many OF the
veterans had nearly forgotten the tactics,
In the 90 years OF peace, but whom the old
joints got fairly limbered once sgsin Com
mander Davidson found IL An easy matter
10 move them about ct will.
Arrangements for conveying representa-
tives to tina Masonic Grand Lodge meeting
1t Virgins City aud return have been
made with the Central Pacific and VirginiA
4 Truokee roads, the former granting two
thirds fare on round trip excursion tickets
good for 80 days from %issusnoei the lat
ter requiring full fare going and giving
free pass TO return.
No more shall the wAr-cry sever,
Or the winding rivers be red
They Danish q anger for ever
When they laurel the graves OF . dead.
Under the sod and the dew.
Waiting the judgment dayi
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears andlove for the Gray"
The funeral services Of william Ed
ward, son Of Edward and Maria Bluett.
will take place to-day at Z o'clock ?. n.
from the residence Of the parents on the
Richmond side Of Ruby Hill. The re-
mains OF the deceased will be taken to
San Jose, California. the old home OF the
family, for burial. Mrs. Blustt will leave
Eureka in charge Of tho body tomorrow
morning.