Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-20

| Our notice of the first concert Will.
apply equally we'll to this one. Miss
Phillips sang some very fine selec-
lions, and the miraculous Levy did
wonders In the way Of cornet playing.
His Cuniral Of Venice, with variations,
was truly a marvellous performance.
Raynor introduced his new song, enti-
tied No Such Word as Fail, composed
BY himself, and dedicated to n. A. Fl.
Ball and the Virginia Choral Society.
It Is 4 fine composition, and most ex-
cellently rendered by MIR. Raynor in
his rich basso-baritone voice. 1t was
~deservedly applauded and encored.
Last evening q sacred concert was
given, but owing apparently to the Vi
tiated taste Of church goers, or some
other adverse or perverse-anyhow in
explicable circumstance, this sacred
concert was poorly attended, although
some Of the finest and most accept
able sacred music was given.
| We don't believe the greatest
female singer mentioned in sacred his
tory, backed up by Beethoven and old
DR.. Watts, could draw anything more
than q corporal's guard in the way Of
an audience at a sacred concert In Nir-
ginia City. Miss Phillips and her
talented associates appear at Carson
this evening.
The New STATE CAPITOL. - The
brief delay caused by the late "strike,"
says the Carson Appeal, is being conf
pensated for by renewed activity OIL
the part Of contractor Cavanaugh and
his assistants. The building force is
now mainly employed upon the north
ern hall, and the walls grow very per-
ceptibly every day. So soon as the
stone work reaches the requisite hight
the second floor will be laid OIL that
part Of the building, and while the
carpenters are busy there, the masons
will be piling up the stone on the
southern end. By this arrangement no
delays will be necessary in the con-
struction Of the walls, and all hands
will work to good advantage. An
abundance Of the proper description OF
stone Is now being furnished from the
prison quarries. All Cavanaugh asks
Is q fair field and a square deal, and
his part of the contract will be fulfilled
lIlSlQG LIt dllOllCu tlhlS.
REcovEMNa.-We are pleased to
state that Domingo Rizarelli, the
youngest Of the famous gymnasts of
that name, recently performing at Pr
per's Opera House, is in a fair way to
recover. He has been suffering ut Viz
ginia for some weeks past from a severe
Injury of his right leg, combining him
to his bed. The injury originated with
a slight scratch from a wire received
in the calf of the leg, while performing
one evening at the Opera House. 1t
was so trifling that he paid little atten-
ton to 1t, but subsequently erysipelas
set in, resulting in large abcesses form
ing, and at one time 1t was thought
impossible to save the leg. Medical
and surgical treatment, however, has
triumphed, and yesterday the patient
was ale to stand on his feet once
more. 1t will be few days yet before
he can walk about the streets much.
GoING OVER THE MoUNTMNs.-The
fine dramatic company, composed Of
Milton Mobiles, Miss Sue Robinson, r.
H. Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rob
inson and r. G.. Marsh, late of the
Piper's Opera House Company, and
which have met with such distinguished
success the last two evenings playing
at the Alhambra Theater, Virginia,
are going on q professional tour over
the mountains into California. They
appear at Dutch Flat on Thursday
evening next, and at Grass Valley on
Friday evening. We can cordially
recommend this company as a first
rate one in every respect, and they de-
serve the most triumphant success
wherever they may go.
The LADIES FAIn.-The very popu-
lar and enjoyable Fair, which has pro-
crossed so successfully the last week or
SO at Theater Hall, Gold Hill, for the
benefit of St. Patrick's Church. closes
this evening, positively and finally.
All who have rattle tickets, or are 9TH
erwise interested, are desired to be
present and enjoy the final festive
scenes. Tomorrow the whole will
close with 4 grand calico ball. The
best of music will be there /; also plenty
| Of particularly social and agreeable
company. Admission, 81 so.
Pliers OPERA HOUSE - GRAND
| OPENING NIGHT OF THE New DRA-
Matte SEASON. - This evening conf
mences a grand new dramatic season,
| with Lawrence Barrett and the great
| California Theater Company from San
Francisco. The piece selected for the
occasion Is Bulwer's beautiful drama
Of Money. The piece is well and
| strongly cast, as will be seer by refer
ence to distributed programmes, and
will not fail to give full satisfaction.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
G.. A. Rat a meeting Of Carson
Post, G. A. R., held OH Friday even
ing, the following officers were elected:
j. 4. Burlingame. P. c.; II. ShrieveS'
S. V. c.; c. A. Witherell, j. VIC; II.
Berthong, Adjt.; e. kitzmey, 2: NJ;
DIR. Glynn, Surgeon, and G.. IL. Maish,
Chaplain. We understand that the
members of Carson Post will attend
the Fourth of July celebration at Fir-
ginia City. So says the appeal,
SEI.EblkhIlON NV
son, Atkinson and McMartin, the COM
mittee appointed, were out to-day
collecting funds for the celebration OF
the coming Fourth in Gold Hill. BY
2 O'Clock =. NJ. they had collected over
81, 200, and hadn't much more than
started in. Gold Hill proposes to eel
citrate.
CUNNING AccIpENT.-Rob't Lowery,
one of the miners of the Crown Point
mine, was out cunning near Genoa
Yesterday afternoon, when by the
bursting Of his gun three fingers were
torn from his left hand, and the hand
and wrist considerably lacerated.
-CoMMIssIoNEp.-Dr. c. c. Green, Of
Virginia, has been commissioned by
Governor Blasdel as Division Surgeon
on the staff of Major General Van
Bokkelen, with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel.
MORE SMALL-PoN.-The third case
of smallpox this season developed
;t.oir % V;rrinio this morning, in the