Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

The LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERs.-
This popular and delightful harmonic
combination appeared for the first time
last evening, at National Guard Hall,
Virginia, for a season limited to four
nights. We have listened to the music
of other troupes Of bell-ringers, but
these are decidedly superior to all
Others who have yet visited this sec
tion. They performed 4 great variety
of popular airs, waltzes. schottisches,
auadrilles, and other difficult pieces Of
music, with the most perfect ease and
correctness with their peal Of 81 bells.
The fine. beautiful effect Of six first
class performers on these sweet-toned
bells, each playing q different part,
and joining in harmonic chorus, Is not
to be described. 1t needs only to be
heard to be truly appreciated. The
balance of the entertainment Is merely
subordinate, or to fill In. Professor
Richardson presidss ut the organ Mr..
Campbell does up some vigorous clog
dancing and negrodellneations In char
acter, and George Fame appears in vo-
cal specialties, also In character. He
does Ten thousand Miles Away" In
somewhat original style and most ex-
cellently. Some Of his other character
s~pecialties are very credltably rem
dered. indeed, and he has the advan-
tags Of very full and powerful bari
tone voice. His "Dubberlin BIZ Is
new. and not 80 good. Altogether the
entertainment highly pleased the en-
tire audience last evening, and was
much applauded throughout, especially
the beil-ringing. They should have
another good house tonight.
ANOTHER PRoNUNcIANsNTo.-B Ban
ner Brothers. of the famous clothing
house, corner Of c and Taylor streets,
Virginia, will never keep quiet or con-
tent themselves with jogging along In
the regular routine Of trade like other
people. Like the French people or
the Mexicans, they r eternally on
cocting some sort Of q revolution IN
their line, and conspiring to furnish
their fellow men with the best OF cloth.
Ing at rates 80 cheap that none ian a.
ford not to buy. Just read their new
businsss-llke advertisement In another
column to-day. Read every word anu
every line Of il, and then verify every
assertion therein contained by calling
on Banner Brothers themselves anu
examining the self-same goods men,
toned, All they ask Is q all nearing
and q square verdict from anybody.
PIrER's OPERA HoUsE-On Monday
evening next the great Milburn COM
bination, including J. II. Milburn in
his famous vocal character specialties'
Miss l.. Milburn. the serio-comic vo-
calist Charles Hayward, the great 10
male personator; Henry Stamwoou'
the great banjo player, n the f.ey,
nolds Brothers, the greatest song any
dance men In the world, make tnelf
tirst appearance at Piper,s Opera
House FOR one week only. They nave
maj With great success wherever they
have appeared, and will doubtless 90
annreciatively favored BY our pleasure
seeking citizens.
ROLL on ,HosoR.-The following Is
the Roll Of Honor OF the uolu mn
intermediate School, Mrs. NJ. l.. Gas
ton, teacher. for the past month: First
cr,d.-No. I, Lennie Llchtenberger'
lanes McDaid; No. 2. William COOK
:Jobn McDaid. Second Grade-No. l,
Maggie Davis No. 2, Nora sullivan
v-iss.,ca UIcls Fannie Carroll, Han
"a Miller; No. 2. Dick slmth. Ike
sSarH. Fourth Grade.No: 2, Belle
smith, Annie Heely, F. Redeem, hose
Carroll and Wesley Hicks.
ArpRorR1ArED.-In reply to Ire
quent inquiries as to what has become
OF that huge 6O-foot smoke stack form.
.r,v In use on the roof Of the old
Eclipse mill, as a telescope BY, Pro
lessor Nye. we will state that It has
BEEN sent East to make a fife OF for the
Boston Jubilee.