Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-25

PROMENADE CONCERT. = The grand
promenade concert given at Athletic
Hall last evening, for the benefit Of the
Odd Fellows library, Virginia, was q
complete and exceedingly gratifying
success In every respect, the hall being
we'll filed with q very respectable and
highly pleased company, including
many from Gold Hill. The pleasures
of the evening commenced with some
most excellent singing by Messrs. Eells,
Mcguire, Strong and Hillyer. They
gave a number Of quartettes, solos,
choruses, ballads, etc., singing till they
90. tired, but not till their audience
was willing for them to quit, by any
means, for all wanted to hear Joe Ma
guire sing a few more of his particularly
acceptable songs and ballads. It was a
musical treat rarely experienced. After
the singing was over, the fue ~quadrille
band in attendance commenced playing,
and during most Of the evening, and
until two or three hours after midnight,
dancing was extensively engaged in.
The Hail was we'll filled but not over
crowded, aud the party was the best
and most enjoyable we have seen Tor a
long time. The only drawback was
that there were hardly rs many ladies
present as could have been desired, but
they were Of the best looking in the
whole community. That promenade
concert will do to repeat.
THr CARSON BASE BALL MATCH
The Appeal of this morning, in speaking
Of the grand match game which takes
place to-day at Carson between the Vir-
g,nis CITY Base Ball Club and the Silver
Star CLUB Of that town, says that every
thing has been put in tip-top order for
the occasion, and q very interesting and
exciting match it will doubtless be.
Following are the names Of the two
nine, to play the game: Virginia City
Base Ball Club-Kelly, catcher; Beals,
pitcher; Hopkins, FIRST base; Angel,
second base; Lackey, third base; Brady,
short stop; Craudall, left field; Wood
burns, centre field; Campbell, right
field. Silver Star Base Ball Club-Bur-
gesser, catcher; johnson, pitcher !
Cowsn, first base; Finney, second base;
Day, third base; Berthroug, short stop;
Sharp, left field; Meder, centre HELD
Parkinson, right field.
Holy LAND LscTURRs.-Ths lecture
of Hon. I. S. Diehl, on the Holy Land
and Solomon's Temple, at the u. E.
Church, Virginia, last evening, was
we'll attended by an appreeiative and
interested audience. His description Of
Solomon's Temple was graphic and ex-
cesdiugly well given, and his entire
lecture was listened to with absorbing
interest throughout, giving as 1t did
more OF a true realizing sense OF the
scenes and places connected with Bible
history than can be had by simply read
ing or through any other means save
@octual travel in the countries described.
This evening, by particular request, Mr..
Diehl will give a free lecture on Egypt
the Niles, the Pyramids, Temples,
Tombs, Monuments and Wonders OF tnss
Aucien. and Interesting Country. "A
cordial invitation is extended to all
10 be present. This will DO the last Oh
these truly interesting lectures.
THE FAKIR OF ShNU'-NeA "
evening, let it be recollected, the
lannon's Fakir of visbuu gives the FIRST
of his four grand "gift seiree' mag.
inrs At Pipsr's Opera House. This
srown.d Oriental illusionist briggs
With him his credentials from all the
gres, cities Of the East, London, Aus.
tralia, and other countries, as the grsa'
master Of the prestidigitatoriai art. IN
addition, the distinguished voealis'
Miss N. Thackarah, late OF the Holman
Opera Troupe, will appear. also 'he
wonderful Italian Marionette family. a
large number of useful presents VIII OF
given away to ticket holders each even
ing, free gratis. See programmes.
DrARRHxA.-At Virginia, according to
.be Enterprise, there is a good deal o.
d;srrhea at the present time. Many
VERSIONS attribute the prevalence OF THU
a5;ssase to the water, which, being low,
ia ,~uppossd to be more strongly impreg-
mated with deleterious minerals than
when IL il more abundant.
CosyIaxArIox.-Right Rev. Bishop
O,Couuell will administer the Sacra.
mept of Confirmation next Sunday, al
second mass, ia St. Patriek's Church
Gold Hill.