Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-01

night, was unexceptionable. Madame
Bishop was In excellent voice, and her
efforts were we'll and discrimlnatively
appreciated. Her song (by Hubbard)
-"Robin Redbreast"-"A crumb Of
bread for Robin, his little heart to
cheer" was beautifully given. Her
earnest pathos and charming manner,
coupled with the lovely quality Of the
medium register Of her voice brought
down the house, and In response to q
tremendous encore she gave the good
old ballad "Comin' thro' the Rye"
Although this Is one Of Scotia's songs,
yet we Americans appreciate 1t highly,
particularly the rye part. The duetto
from Martha, by Messrs. Gottschalk
and wilkie was a very happy effort,
and for an encore they gave "All's
Well" in splendid style. Hodson's
always admired song, "Tell me, Mary,
how to WOO thee" was finely sung by
Mr.. Wilkie and received an encore,
In response to which he sang
a Ia Virian, "Happy as King"
Largo al Faetotum." gave MIR. Cots
chalk an opportunity to show oil his
fine baritone voice aud excellent act
ing to advantage, aud convinced those
present that he Is q carefully taught
as well as natural artist. For an encore
he gave Hatton's we'll known ballad,
Old Simon the Cellerer." Madam
Bishops ballad, by our old friend
I~. D;,o, ,,oc fha Uom IF rho ava,N.
ing. and for an encore she sang Don't
you cry so Mollie darling" Want OF
space prevents us from more than men-
tioning Mr.. Wilkes song. Goodbye
Sweetheart, goodbye" Madam Bish-
ops "La Bayadere," with tambourine
Accompaniment, and the other excel
lent pieces so merltorlously given.
The concert was q grand success, and
it has been n long time since the music
loving portion OF u people have had
such a treat. In conclusion we would
call attention to the bad habit some
people have of persistently talking
during the performance, which certain
gentlemen (?l did last evening, cousti-
tuting themselves a nuisance Of the
meanest order. It calls to mind the
following a~necdote, which we may
hope will not come amiss, and should
1t meet the eyes OF those offending,
may perhaps be the means OF their
much needed reformation i: At GER
tain opera house In London, two per-
Sons dressed In the garb OF a lady and
gentleman. by their incessant talking
made 1t perfectly impossible tor any
one in their Immediate vicinity to en-
joy the performance. At last all ell
derby gentleman made some remark
not very complimentary, when the
young fop In question, turned around
ilsrceiy. and said, Ibid you mean that
for me, sir:?" Whereupou the old gem
tleman replied, "For you, sire Good
heavens! no. sir; l intended 1t for
those rascally performers, who by
their COMPOUNDED noise prevent my
having the pleasure Of listening to
your conversation" This evening
Madam Bishop makes her last appear
ance before an audience In this section,
her series of farewell concerts con-
GLIDING with this one. All who have
not yet heard the ilustrious cantatrice
should by all means not lose this last
opportunity.
DRY GooDs AND MILLINERY. j..
Henderson s Co., Nos. "a and 80
South C street, Virginia City, have
just opened out a splendid stock Of
Fall and Winter goods. At their dry
goods establishment, No. "a. can be
found one OF the finest assortments Of
dress goods ever collected together on
this side Of the mountains. All Of the
choicest fabric manufactured in France.
England aud Ireland can be found
upon their counters. Every day their
store Is thronged with ladies, anxious
to inspect their superb dress patterns,
consisting of silks. poplins, merinos,
and n score Of other styles Of goods
which we have not space to enumerate.
IL q Pater familias wishes to make his
wife or daughters happy. let him 60
to Henderson's aud select q dress pat
tern. The only danger Is that he will
become confused with the dazzling
display which greets his eye. At No.
90 can also be found a magnificent as
sortment Of hats aud bonnets, OF tho
| very latest styles, rs will be seen by
reference to the fashion books. Mrs.
| Henderson. in her selection Of MILL
merry goods, has displayed superior
Judgment. which will be appreciated
by the public and will be rewarded BY
a generous patronage.
WORTH KNowING.-It Is astonishing
what a wonderful transformation car
be effected in ones personal appear
ance by calling at Reinstein st Co.'S
| clothing store, in Gold Hill, and get
ting Wolf, the presiding genius, to fit
him out with one Of their elegant suits
OF wearing apparel, just received from
the manufacturers. Shakespeare
showed a profound knowledge Of hu-
man nature in remarking that " the
apparel oft proclaims the man." ia
person wishes to make himself pre-
| sentable on the street or In the draw
ing room, let him, by all means, call
on Wolf. The firm have just filled up
their store with the most stylish and
durable goods to be found anywhere,
and which they are willing to dispose
Of at astonishlngly low prices for cash.
Read their advertisement under the
head Of New To-day"
PARLoR SALOON OPENING. = The
Parlor Saloon, Of which we have made
mention rs being fitted up near the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad depot,
Gold Hill, Is now about completed,
and will be opened by Powers 81 john
son, proprietors, tomorrow evening,
In fine style, with tree lunch, general
welcome, etc. The floor Is covered
with fine Brussels carpet, the wall
adorned with choice pictures, and 1t Is
elegantly furnished in parlor style, rs
It's name indicates. The cigars, liquors,
etc., with which the bar Is stocked are
all Of the finest brands and qualities.
The Parlor Saloon Is sure to be u popu-
lar place OF resort. 1t Is a perfect gem
OF a saloon, and just the place for
passengers by the cars to drop In ut,
either coming from, or waiting for the
cars. See advertisement to-day.