Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-17
HE ITALIAN CELEDR,r1os.-Yester-


day our Italian fellow-citzens Of this
section, assisted by numerous invited
friends, had a jolly good time cele-
brating the present new era Of their
nations history, the ~uniication Of
Italy, with Rome for its Capital. They
had q splendid dinner at 4 hall on
north c street. The tables were ele-
gantly set ont, and were most bounti-
fully supplied with all the heart could
wish or the appetite crave in the way
OF choice eatables or drinkables. In
the evening they had q very social and
enjoyable ball, as We can personally
testify, the band being under the lead
ership Of Louis jacobson. Across c
street, a short distance south Of Carson
street, in front Of their hall, q large
and handsome arch of triumph was
erected. some twenty feet high. 1t was
beautifully trimmed with ever
greens, floral wreaths and festoons,
flags, numerous colored lanterns.
The Italian flag iloated above
the center Of the arch, with
the Stars and Stripes Of America ION
eithereside. The centerpiece Of the
arch was a beautiful little figure of the
Goddess Of Liberty, set in \ frame,
surrounded by rosettes and other
adornments, and beneath it was a fine
picture of Victor Emanuel aud his son.
Reaching from one side to the other of
the arch was n large Transparency,
hearing the significant and appropriate
inscription. Roma Capitale D'Italia."
On either side OF this were tine pictures
Of Washington and Garibaldi, with the
coats of arms of America and Italy.
This arch could be seen for 4 long dis
lance OH c street, and presented a most
brilliant aud beautiful appearance.
The BENEEIT.-Piper's Opera House
was we'll crowded Saturday evening on
the occasion of the grand benefit given
to Eagle Engine Company No. 3.
The fine vocal and Instrumental en-
tertainment given passedofradmirably.
The singing of Miss Thomas. Mrs.
Sauers, Miss Tauzig, and the Others,
was very good indeed, and we are
sorry that time nor space will permit
us to p]articularize more fully. Master
Herman Hitler, only s years Of age.
performed q violin solo most ad-
mirably for ~ so young, showing re-
markable proficiency upon that instru-
ment. He was d~eservedly encored and
responded with another specimen of
his precocious musical abilities. Mr..
j. 4. Stevens gave his "Fireman's
Address" in effective style. Many
boquets were thrown to the lady
singers, plenty of appreciative APP
plauSe bestowed. and aside from the
insult offered to Mr.. Jacobson and the
entire audience when he appeared in
his finely executed violin solo, the &C.
casion was NJ Of great and pleasing
interest.
4 FILTHY OCTaAGE.-Some spiteful, |
low-bred fellow saw fit to insult the
entire audience at the benefit Of Eagle
Engine Company, No. 3, on Saturday
evening. ut Piper's Opera House, by
throwing a couple of eggs at Mr.. Louis
jacobson. when he appeared in his
violin solo, before he had even played
the first note. The eggs were thrown
either by some person from the flies
above the stage, or tossed over from
behind the scenery, breaking at Mr..
Jacobson'S feet. He never moved from
his position, however, and performed
his solo with more than usual brilliancy.
No. IS boys, Sheriff Cummings and
many others would like extremely
well to find out the perpetrator Of this
| das.ardly outrage. Whoever he Is lie
had better leave town while he can 10
so with q whole skin.
LECTURE Rr CARRIE YoUSa.-As
will be seen by advertisement in an
other column. the talented AMI clo-
quent lecturer, Carrie F. Young, will
deliver Il lecture in Gold Hill. ut the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to-mor-
row evening. Subject, Physiological
Temperance" The lady has Il wide
spread reputation rs n lecturer of en-
traordinary merit and ability, and all
who attend her lecture III this occasion
will profit greatly thereby.
BENEFIT OF Miss TmoMAs.-The pro-
posed benefit to Miss Isabella Thomas, |
the talented and favorite singer, will
take place next Thursday evening, on
which occasion 4 very fine and at
tractive vocal and instrumental con-
cert will be given, under the efficient
direction of Professor Farini. We
shall publish the programme in due
season.
CHANGE OF STAGE TIME.-On and
after to-day Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
stages will leave this city earlier than
heretofore. The evening stage, which
formerly left at D o'clock, will now
leave ut 4 o'clock, and the stages for
merly leaving ut 8 o'clock will now
leave at half past S O'Clock.
HIVE YoU ACoLp?-Go to Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath. and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only II dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tF
MAKE HASTE TO REGrsrER.-Have
our citizens reflected that the official
register will be closed at six o'clock
OH the evening Of October 2O-next
Thursday?
TrNsMIru WASrEp.-A good, steady
tinsmith can obtain steady employ
ment by applying at the store of
Barber Il Co., Gold Hill. See adyer-