Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-26
TuE Howsoys To.vlour.-This even

grand Testimonial dement, concert taxes
place at Athletic Hall, Virginia, ten
dered by the citizens of Virginia aud
Gold Hill to the charming sisters, Emma
and Clelia Uowson. A full and varied
programme oil entertainment will be
given, including some Of the best op-
cratic pieces Of the Howson family as
well rs some very fine vocal and instru-
mental music by several members OF the
Choral Society who have kiadly v0lun'
teered for the occasion therefore n
truly musical treat will be given, seldom
experienced in this land of sage-brush
and silver bricks. In another column
will be seen the published correspond
cnce, together with the list Of rolun-
,eers, including Mrs, Rosener, Miss Ella
Burke, Mrs. Storcr, Professor Gee. Mr..
George n. Eells, and Mr.. W. Eells. Such
a magnifcently desirable entertainment
cnn hardly fail TO fill Athletic Hall to-
night with much the largest and most
spprecistiye audience ever seen there.
The Howsons gave one of their excel
lent entertainments last evening at Car
son before n very large audience.
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE-HARTz.-
Hartz, the famous i~llusioniss, NEGRO.
mancsr, etc, appeared Mt the Opera
House last evening for the FIRST time,
and to a good audience, the thcatcr be-
ing well filled, both above and below.
Ills performance is generally OF q fresh,
original character, differing from most
others in that line lie apparently
makes use Of no machinery, but most
of his feats are performed by pure
sleicht of hand. His magic growth OF
flowers is the prettiest feat we ever
saw, causing the most beautiful roses
and other Towering plants TO grow from
flower pots filed with sand, before the
eyes Of the audience. Phc most com
ically sensational feat, however, was
the "Chapeau Of His Satanic Majesty,
with which he concluded. This was
represented by n common plug hat,
borrowed from ore of the audience,
and from which he took n couple OF
w]beelbarrow loads of tin cups, boxes,
cards, and other articles too numerous
TO mention. All his other fcats were OF
a high order of merit, and we have sell
dom seen u better pleased audience.
Change Of programme tonight. "o
and see Hartz.
No NoNsESsE.-Banner Brothers "
Co moan no nonsense whatever in the
clothing wal they so successfully in
augurated, and have constantly carried
put. A glance at the huge piles OF nj!
sorts and prices OF mems aud boys
clothing TO be seen ut their large ana
elegant new store, ut the corner ot =
md TAYLOR streets, Virginia, where
Feusier 4 Co. used to keep, will satisfy
ANYBODY that the Banners mean
business, and only surrender TO
coin. The great clothing com"i-
nation which undertook 10 break
down their business last season
and run them out of own are literally
nowhere, and Banner Brothers nav"
now an immensely larger stock aud are
doing n far more extensive business han
ever, undersclling everybody else nnd
supplying the miners, mechanics
gentlemen or any other mru III thiS
section, with the mos, suitable clothing
at the very lowest living cash rates
PEOPLE from Gold Hill going /" 'Ir
pinia to trade should invariably call at
Banuer Brothers & Co. first ut all.
The MiyEs.-A full force OF hands Is
being worked in the Yellow Jacket
mine at present, and the ore is tunblins
on. Al a very lively aud gratifying rate.
~ =. GOOD thrAn0hpnl the
mine, especially Mt the lower levels.
The Kentuck yields ore enough to run
the Sunderland Mill, from its upper
levels. The lower levels are closed IN
order to hem in the fire, which exists ut
the Crown Point line, in the cast ledge.
Drifting east at the 1000 and l,lOO-ioot
levels or the Crown Point, in order to
strike the ledge and work beneath and
on. of the way Of the FIRE, is being
prosecuted. All the stations above
there are also blocked up securely, IN
order to smother the Gre, or let 1t burn
itself out, just as it pleases.
VERY READABLE BooEs.-Miss Z. U.
Peters, travelling agent, called on MS to-
day with the advance sheets and SUBJ
scription list for n couple of new works
JUS, published. One Of them Is Or
Knne's Arctic Explorations. a fac book
of about 500 pages, illustrated with nu-
merous steel cngrayings. The other Is
untitled Sunshine and Shadows IN New
York, containing 700 pages and abund-
antly illustrated with superior wood en-
cravings. Both books nre handsomely
and substantially bound, and-especlal-
" the 6rst-will form very desirable
additions to the library Of any one as
books Of reference. Miss Peters will
canvass in Gold Hill for n few days.
DEATH OF II. ". TnxALL.-A tcIe-
gram received last evening by ex-M"yor
Currie, Of Virginia City, from White
Pine, brings the sad news OF the death
of II. W. Theall, an old and highly
respected citizen of this State. The
disnatch does not state Of what disease
he died, Deceased was long concerned
in nm ASSAY Office in Virginia, and was
widely known among business men.
Socially he was u most estimabIc man,
and his death will be deeply regretted
by all who knew him. He leaves n
wife and one child.
REIysrArEp..-At the meeting OF the
Virginia Board of Aldermen, last even
ing, Alderman Lcgnte offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted,
whereby the retired engine companies
we're rcinstated Resolre9, That The
action heretofore taken in retiring En-
CINE Companies Nos. and ) Of th'
Virginia Fire Department be- ana 'n'
same is hereby rcscinded, and the Sai'
engine companies are hereby rem
stated to all rights and privileges a
companies of the regular Fire Depart
ment.
Quick OVERLAND TRir.--John orn
dor(, brother to our friend Jim Urn
dorff Of the well known Wnshoe TX
change Billiard Saloon, Virginia, nr
rived in that city early this morning
his actual travelling time bctwee Can
cinnati and Virginia being just four diy'
and a hay.
INFORMATION WASrED.-Margaret Ne!
ley, Of Silver Creek, New ~Philadciphi"
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