Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-12

BIygpIr OF TIE SUYFRRERs To-NI0uT.-
Hundreds Of tickets have already been sold
at SO each for the dress circle, and 81 for the
parquet; and nearly every seat in the dress
circle being already engaged last evening
Piper's Opera House cannot fail to be densely
packed tonight. The number OF the audi
ence will not, however, by any means repre-
sen. the number OF tickets sold, for many
persons have bought a dozen or more, and
torn them up in order that they may not be
used. It will be the most immense 6eneht
of the kind ever known within the borders OF
the American Basin. The entire dramatic
company have generously volunteered their
,~eryiccs. and Piper gives the use Of his pop
ular theatre for the evening-thus the entire
gross proceeds Of the benefit will go to the
relief fund for the widows, orphans, aid
other family sufferers by the recent terrible
mining calamity Of Gold Hill. Hampton's
omnibus line between here and Virginia will
slso have its total receipts tonight devoted
to the same most worthy purpose, after .
p. ~, taking people to or from Virginia and
the theatre for so cents each, and furnishing
all the extra teams and 'busscs that may be
required. Let nobody fail to buy At least
one ticket for this great benefit. whether they
go to the theatre or not and those going
from Gold Hill or the south end OF Virginia,
should by all means ride. Remember the
sufferers tonight, and be ye charitable, even
rs ye may hope for charity in the time OF
need which it is given no man 10 foresee.
True SYxrArHY.-0ur ~neighbors in Lyon
and Ormsby counties have manifested a truly
big-hearted sympathy and benevolcnce for the
families and sufferers by our late calamity.
Nr.lsAoNs If thu paRIhN Mil
Gold Hill, and young Joe Martin, the ener-
aetic clerk Of Wells, Fargo ( Co., yesterday
and to-day sold tickets for the BENEFIT OF
the Sufferers" which comes off at Pipcr's
Opera House this evening, to the amount OF
$1,000! Pretty good for our neighbors IN
LYON and Ormbsy-and pretty good for Nc
Williams and Martin.
THE oMSIBrs R~EcRrrTs.-Let everybody
bear in mind that Mr.. ). c. Hampton has
generously donated the entire receipts OF his
popular omnibus line between here and Vir-
rinia, after 6 r. NJ, to the Relief Fund Tor
the sufferers BY the great mining disaster.
All the extra teams and buses which the
occasion requires will be placed upon the
route, taking people to and from Virginia
and the theater for so cents each. Let no
one be seen walking between Gold Hill and
Virginia tonight that can raise four bits,
even il they only ride four rods.
JonN HALLAsY.-This unfortunate man
who lost his life in the Yellow Jacket mine,
April Z, has a cousin living in Day
ton, Lyon County, whose name is Michael
Hallasy. He writes us tina. the deceased
was a native Of Ireland, was 50 years OF age,
and leaves a wife and three children living
in the town Of Har,land, MeHsnry County,
Illinois. His name was FIRST reported as
John Ring, and il was thought his family re-
sided at San Francisco. Our Relief Com
mittee will no doubt ascertain the situation
OF the wife and her fatherless little ones.
"FANcHoN" To-SIoHf.-The beautiful
play Of "Fanchon" will be enacted this
evening at the grand benefit for the sufferers
BY the great mining disaster. Miss Amy
Stone will appear in the title character, sup.
ported by the entire strength of the dra-
matte company