Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-28

prp:RUI. GREGoRY's"-BENESIT NIGHT.
Last evening the theater contained 4
fair audience, and 4 most excellent
performance was given. That "gym-
nastic c~an-can" was 4 decidedly queer
and amusing arrangement in the terp-
sichorean line, and the crystal balanc-
ing act, the revolving globes, trained
dogs, horizontal bars, miniature circus,
and other acts, were very well done, rs
usual. Alex Gregory made his first
appearance in his flying tapeze act,
swinging from the dress circle to the
stage, but in returning to his place OF
departure-a very difficult feat-he ac-
cidentally missed the trapeze, and con-
s~eauent,y dropped into the ~parquette,
fortunately without serious injury to
himself; he only smashed a chair.
This evening the charming sisters. Ger
trude and Bessie Gregory, who have
thus far so essentially contributed to
the interest Of the entertainments CIV
ell, will receives grand complimentary
benefit, and the best programme OF the
season will be given. As the house Is
sure to be crowded, reserved seats will
be in order.
TO BIZ At II OrERA HoUsE.-Ar-
,rangements have been made by the
Choral Society, securing Piper's Opera
House for the grand benefit to be given
to Joe Mcguire, next Thursday even
inc. This Is as it should be. Athletic
Hall il not halflarYe enough, and even
the Opera House will be found to be
too small on that particular occasion.
Joe's friends are going to De there III
full force, from Gold Hill, Silver City,
DAYTON, Carson, and everywhere else
convenient. The entertainment VIII
conclude with q dance ut Atiietic
Hall, which will be not the least pleas
inc part of the programme for those
inclined to that popular pleasure.
Tickets for sale at Dale'S, Lilies Bur
rails, Nye 4 Co.'S, and Frederick "
Co.'S. Everybody takes a ticket or so.
THE NEW BELI.-The new bell just
arrived for Monumental Engine Com
pany, No. G. on the Divide, weighs 2oo
pounds, and Is about as clear, loud
sounding n as we have yet hearu III
this section. 1t IS at their house. ana
rs O as the proper accommodations
and arrangements are made for 1t on
the roof It will be placed in position
and be heard. A belfry IL to be built
for IL ut the expense Of the city. there
fore Il will be 4 week or two before the
new bell will be in service. A good
fire alarm bell like that Is just what Is
v.nted m the Divide.
TAnoE TRoUr.-Edward W. Harris,
the best marksman in Storey County
Che lives in Gold Hill, yesterday pre-
sented the editor of the News with q
most delicious Tahoe silver-sides trout,
weighing seven pounds, brought in
with n few Others from the fine trout
fishery Of John w. Mckinney, on the
west side Of the lake, not far from
Emerald Bay. This trout was n OF
the few silver beauties that are caught
ut this time of the year, and for which
yery acceptable present MIR. Harris
and Mr.. Mckinney will please accept
our thanks.
FAREWELL. BENEFIT OF GERTRUDE
.SD Bessie GREGoRY.-Our numerous
tbeater-goers will bear In mind that
the farewell and only benefit Of the
charming sisters, Gertrude and Bessie
Gregory. takes place this evening nj
. Piner,s Opera House. The best per
formance of the season will be given
Reserved seats can be secured On ap,
plication at the theater. Miss Gertrude
will perform some OF her choicess ae.s,
and Bessie will sing a fine selection O
new comic songs.
The LAST MATINEE.-The famou;
Gregory troupe give their farewell
matinee at Piper's Opera ho9se 10
morrow afternoon tern ON g asI NO more con.
xanient opportunity will do well to bt
nresent on this last occasion they viii
baye of seeing this truly wonderful
troupe in their highly interesting per
formance5,