The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-21
THE AneeIccs CONCERT TROUPE

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THE AMEeIcCs CONCERT TROUPE
On Monday Uo-merrowi this much
talked Of troupe will give their first
performance in presence OF a Carson
audience, II the Carson Theater. The
singing is said to be Of a very high
order. Mr.. Stout, as a ballad singer,
in pronounced by all who have heard
him to be excellent. Mr. and Mrs
Coriell are splendid vocali>ts. PROBES
sor Splight, his son Thomas, ana the
little bit of q Splight are excellent
The salt Lake paper says: 1t Is dit
cult for anyone who has not seen IA
heard him uittle SpIight1 TO form any
correct estimation of the prodigy. lie
touches off the quicker passages WITH
admirable precision aud Per>picuity-
and in the slower ones he ELECTS great
clearness. tullness, and purity of lone
He is a surprise a marvel 10 all, ana
must be seen and heard t0 be appre
ciated." We trust the comp any Will
be well supported in Car>an City, for
the CITIZENS thereof are musical TO a
fault, and should patronlze ali enter.
tainments Of the kind There Will
also be a performance "n Tuesday
evening, with a change of programme
Foo1-pADs. Mr.. Webb, Superin
teudent of the Stale Orphans Home,
informs us that on Thursday night
last, between III and II O'clock, he was
awakened by cries for help from some
one near the front door of the Home.
and on proceeding to the door found a
Chinaman living. who at first MIR.
Webb thought TO lie dead. His head
was fearfully beaten aud blood was
flowing freely. The Chinaman stated
that he was stopped 10y two white
men on his road rom the wash house,
near the Soap Factory, 10 Chinatown:
that his money was taken from hliti
and he WAS beaten with a club. He
managed to get to the Orphans Home,
the robbers pursuing, ~ith intent Ia
Kill him, as he supposed. He man
aged to get inside the outer cafe and
ery "murder" and "help." Mr..
Webb kindly assisted the wounded
man to Chin town. Northing further
has been heard of the transaction.
~ a $3.50
evening the children of the Tresby
terrain Sabbath School will give a con.
cert in the Presbyterian Church
The exercises will consist of tableaux,
declarations and songs. The school
is we'll conducted. and these entertain,
ments are usually well worth attend,
ing. We have often listened to the
singing of this school. aud AWAY,
with delight. 1t is to be hoped that
all who ian will attend this evening
The Sabbath schools of our country dc
more than any institution IN framing
the character of the young. No mar
or woman, let he or her De Christian
or sinner, should refuse to assist the
Sunday Schools, both in recognizing
them by their presence and assisting
them p~ecuniarily.
Foor BALL.-This game is becoming
quite popular in Carson. Yesterday
noon a number of old and young boys
amused themselves on the main street
for an hour or more. There were al
classes of Americans present. from the
white American of the North to the
colored American of the South. and
even LIE Gtu Alllti ltdI VI ne tSttI !
wild~. In these dull times the game
is good, as by rlaying it on the public
street, horses ma become frightened,
run away and kill some one.
FRANK LUDLow.-A report vas in
circulation yesterday morning that
the gentleman above named was dead,
which vas afterwards found to be in
correct. Mr.. Ludlow has been a suf-
ferer for many weeks, and has got Sc
low that his physicians have no hopes
whatever of his recovery; at the same
time he may linger some days. and
may go of in one of the spasms with
which he is now afflicted.
I. O. o. F.-The anniversary eel
ebration of the Order at Reno, on the
Goth instant, will doubtless cause
many of the Carson brethlento attend.
For the accommodation of the frater
nifty, Mr.. Dyer will give excursion
tickets for the round trip for Slap
plication to be made to MIR. Ladd
agent, at the Ormsby House.