Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05

SIscISa.-We had the pleasure night
before last Of listening to the singing
of the Virginia Turn-verein Club, at
their Hall, c street. Virginia City.
The Club, numbering about % in all,
Is composed Of the leading business
men Of that city. All OF the members
have good voices, and under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Winkler, they produce
some very excellent music. MIR. w.
Is an accomplished musician. and has
one Of the most powerful bass voices
on the Pacific coast. Although the
singing vas in German. no American
who has the least taste for music could
fail to be interested in It.. They sang
n number OF German songs, among
which we noticed M to Ge particu-
lsrly fine, known to Germans As
..Freuhlingslied." They meet for
practice In vocal music twice \ week.
IN addition to their regular ~acrooatic
exercises.
The TuRr.-Constable Hughes and
Thomas Quinlan have made arrange
ments for q tro,ting match to take
place at the Association Race Track
on Saturday next at II o'clock NJ. The
match IL for $l25 a side, mile heats.
best two In three. Hughes names
Grey Eagle and Quinlan May Fly.
Both animals are capable OF picking
up their feet In \ worry lively manner
ard will give a good account of them.
selves OH the track. Mr.. lsaacs VIII
sell pools on Saturdays races on Fri
day evening at Major Ferrend's 81.
loon, No. So South c street, and on
Saturday at the race track. A number
OF other fast nags will be exercised
over ths track, so that very enjoyable
tunes may be counted upon.
SENT BELow.-The remains Of Nell
son Cook. the colored man who COM
mi,ted suicide at the County Hospital
while suffering fromdelirinm treinens,
ware cent to San Francisco night be-
for. last, in. accordance with instruc'
tions telegraphed by Olive Branch
Lodge. No. +. A. NJ, of San Fran.
cisco, Of which organization deceased
was n member. We learn that n dauSh-
ter of Mr.. Cook resides In the same
city. The deceased. who was possessed
OF more than average intelligence ano
culture, was highly esteemed oy Ill OF
his acousintances. He was a man ol
generous impulses, and his untimely
taking off Il greatly deplored BY al
who knew him.
An DEMONSTRATING the enact
ment of the play Of marie Antoin'
cite" at the Opera House last night, a
bright eyed little fellow about SIX
years of age, seated in II of h pri
waite boxes, became greatly exercised
over the misfortuneS of the beaEtiilI
Queen Marie and the young DauphiI
OF France. The transceudent acting
of Mrs. Bowers excited the sympathie'
of the child to such an extent that hs
had to devote most OF his time Il
swabbins out his eyes with his pocket
handkerchief. Without doubt, I'll,
compliment, If noticed. was properly
appreciated by the distinguished &C
tress.
JUnILArroy.-The well-known ES
press Saloon, C street, Virginia City
having been thoroughly o%verhaule'
and renovated, George Schwa5, tn
proprietor, proposes to have a NTH
house-warmins or Jubilee. on Frida;;
night of the present week. m accoru
ingly invites al! Of his FRIENDS IN ' !,
ciaia and Gold Hill to give nun aesll
An elegant collation.. free OF charge
will DO set out In honor OF the occa
sion. Schwab will also have on nan
some of the celebrated block beer
glass OF which may be likened unt
sweetness long drawn OUT
FRurr.-At the present time the dls
play Of fruits and berries in u mar
kets Is n most tempting one. In add
ton to the tropical fruits, nearly al
OF which are represented. there ar
constant reinforcements from the Julc.,
products Of the temperate zone. Yes
tsrday some delicious pears made thei
appearance In this market, togethe
with a fine lot of red raspberries.
CApETsHIP.-Appllcants for the ca
detship made vacant by the PROMOTE
OF young Nicholson. Of Virginia City
will bear In mind that they must b
over II and under Is years Of age. Th
youth recommended for the appoin'
ment will be the one sustaining tn
best examination in the commo
English branches.