Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08
nnryA1 OF REfNroRcEMENrs.

nn6 assortment VI VIg SoodS Va
est and most fashionable styles. Their
stock of dress goods Is n Of the finest
ever opened out In Virginia city. 1t
consists Of Cleopatra, 'rasso and Min
nehaha stripes, also a beautiful selec-
ton Of piques, together with Shetland,
Ottoman, Llama lace and Bryan mar
shawls. Their assortment Of hosiery
Is very complete. They also keep on
band an endless variety Of embroider-
les, laces, ribbons, etc., which are per-
fectly dazzling to behold. It Is not to
be wondered at that ladies flock In
crowds to their magnificent establish
ment, rs ttey can always find there
everything they call for in their line
OF dry goods, and that too, Of the very
best quality. See advertisement In
another column.
ARM BRoxEN.-Last evening. while
some persons were scut1ing on the
sidewalk in front Of Justice Wright's
court room, one Of them lost his equl-
librium and fell to the ground, a dis
lance of about seven feet. While fall
Ing he caught hold Of a man by the
name OF John Corcoran, and dragged
him likewise to the ground. the latter
alighting on his right shoulder. He
was seriously injured by the fall, his
right arm being broken of about two
inches below the shoulder the upper
extremity Of the bone was also badly
splintered. He was taken to his room
In a saloon a short distance in the rear
of tho Yellow Jacket hoisting works,
whore he received the necessary surgi-
cal assistance at the hands OF Doctor
Manson.
GRAND LAncENY.-Richard Bevin's
room, at Mrs. Moore's lodying-house,
in the upper part Of town, was robbed
yesterday OF $275 in gold coin. Night
before last Bevin returned home from
Virginia, having the money In his pos
session. 1t vas his Intention to de-
posit IL In tho bank, but he did not
reach home until after banking hours,
and consequently he locked the money
up in his trunk. On returning from
work at three o'clock yesterday after
noon he discovered that the money
had been abstraoted from tho trunk.
There il no clue In regard to the per-
petrator Of the theft.
AUCTION SALE Tomorrow. = Our
readers will bear in mind that to-mor-
row and next day the entire furniture
and effects Of Scott's saloon and dwell
ling house in Virginia City, will be
disposed of ar auction. The property
consists Of two fine pianos, two iron
safes, together with a large stock OF
wines, liquors and cigars. Some ele-
CANT sets Of parlor and bed room tur-
ni,ure are also to DO disposed of. The
sale. which is positive aud peremptory,
will commence on the premises at 10
O'Clock A. II.
COMPLEMENTARY BESEr1r.-On Sat-
urday evening, Miss Congdon is to be
the recipient Of a benefit, which has
been rendered her by the musical con-
fraternity OF Virginia City. The con-
cert will take place at Piper's Opera
House. and promises to eclipse any
thing Of the kind ever attempted in the
State. Professor Caspari. u second
..Charles Auchester," will again de-
light u people with some Of his
vellous performances OIL his chosen III
strumeut, the clarionet.
WAR TO THE KNIrE.-Wolf. of the
firm Of Reias,ein & Co., clothing mer-
chants. Main street, Gold Hill, is on the
war-path again, and Is creating agreat
comnotion among the denlzens OF the
lava beds Of Slippery Gulch. He has
taken up = strong position behind those
immense piles Of fashionable clothing
TO be seer on Reinstein's & Cos conn-
tiers, and intends to hold his position
at all hazards. There il danger, how
ever. OF his being robbed Of his fortiti-
cations rs the goods are offered at such
astonishingly low prices that every
body is anxiou. to purchase.
Foop Fou THE INNER MAN.-Mr.
Zimmerman, having retired from the
original New York Bakery. No. 100,
South e street, Virginia City. desires
TO thank lis customers for their gener-
Gus patronage In the past. and takes
this occasion to recommend his sue
ccs.or, a. Mlestrette, as an honest
straightforward man, and II who
thoroughly understands the business:
The same quantity Of bread, pies and
cakes can still BIZ found at the old es-
Enlistment,
OMAuA I.oTTEnY.-Person' who are
dcsirou. of taking a chance In this en-
terprise. but who have not as yet pro-
cured tickets, will have to do so at
once. a. nearly all of them have been
disposed OF already. The drawing
will take place positively on the 2Oth,
aud all of the prizes will be drawn IN
full.
"GErrrSa EvEN."-The majority Of
our people were badly caught out BY
the sudden decline In stocks, over a
year ago. The hight of everybody's
ambition with whom We ~converSed,
Yesterday. was merely to get even.'
"BmskY."-Billy Bryan. who was
recently tried in Judge Mekee's Court
San Francisco, for the murder OF q
Cbiuaman, on Monday last was re.
leased on bail. the jury having failed
to agree. His bail was fixed at $o,oOo.
PsRsoxAr.J. D. Bethel formerly
businsss man and book-keeper In the
Ereaing Chronicle office took his de-
parturc from Virginia. on last even
ing's train, his destination being SALT
Lake City.
Rock IshAND.-This old location ~
ING south of the Baltimore Is prepar-
ing to start up, believing that the iine
body of ore lately developed IN the
latter claim will extend into their
ground.
FREIour.-The receipts Of freight at
tho railroad depot, Gold HUI. since
our last report. are as follows: 81!
car loads of coal, one OF LUMBER ana
one of merchandise.
PsRsoSAL.-General Cotton, Presi-
dent. aud Mr.. Duel, Superintendent OF
the Rocky Mountain Coal Company,
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