Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-13
REMARKS,

A very general feeling seems to prevail
in Virginia that Doyle acted in a justlh-
able manner. The wounds were both in
the vicinity of the heart, and either would
have caused death. A jury have been
summoned, and Coroner Tucker will hold
an INQUEST this afternoon. the deceased
was about forty-6ye years of age, unmar-
RED, and We believe native of some of
the Western States.
DOYLE at once procured the required bail,
selecting from hundred warmly rendered.
offers for ten times the required amount.
So1REE.-The Soiree of the Germania
Singing Society, which came of on Sat-
urday last, was a most happy affair, the
participants enjoying themselves to their
hearts content. The reunions of the Ger
manians are select, only limited number
of invitations being extended. The mu.
sic was excellent and so was the singing,
but as for the dancing, we are no judge.
We never "tripped the light fantastic" in
our life. but it was undoubtedly charm
ing, coming as it did from so much grace
and beauty-beauty of which it might be
said,
And ne er did Grecian chisel trace
A Nymph, q Saiad, or a Grace
Offairer form or lovelier face y
We would here take occasion to suggest
to the Society to arrange one OF their con-
certs for the benefit of the public, as we
are sure it would meet with just apprecia-
ton on the part of lovers of music and
song.
STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERED.-Yes-
terday officer Downey recovered from the
precincts of Chinatown, large bundle OF
blankets, sheets, pillow cases and other
clothing. Many of the blankets were
marked Ophir Co. Downey arrested
Chinaman as the thief, who was this MORN
ing convicted before the Recorder. OH
GERS Downey and Clarkson also recovered
from the negro thieves headquarters, two
coats of brown and black broadcloth,
pair of pantaloons and other wearing ap-
parel. Much credit reflects upon these
officers for the prompt manner in which
they perform their duty.
ST.. PATR1cX's DAY.-As will be seen
by an advertisement in to-day's paper,
the sons of Erin propose to celebrate St.
Patnck's Day in manner worthy the
memory of that good old saint. A splen-
did turn out may be expected, and gen.
eral good time can be looked for All
our military, civil, and other associations
will turn out. The festivities will consist
of parade, an Grafton and poem, and
grand ball at the wind up.
New ScHooL.-Rev. Mr.. Rising is fit
ting up two spacious rooms in the base
ment of the Episcopal Church, for the
purpose of establishing a day-school for
girls and small boys. We are confident
that, under the able supervision of the
reverend gentleman, it will be success.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sale will take place tomorrow,
as reported by Thomas O'Brien, Broker,
No. So South C street, Virginia City:
Sweezy Central Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Virginia District.
F1RE.-Yesterday morning an alarm OF
fire was given, which proved to issue from
a building on South c street, Virginia.
The flames were extinguished before
general alarm was given.
BuLL1oN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
to-day, from their Virginia Cfice, l6
bars of bullion, worth, according to as
say, S30.675 So, and weighing 1868 lbs.