Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-30
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last SsCuiuS a eh0 SpSAs ~
the finest which has been given In this
section for q long time, and the nu-
merous good judges Of music COM
prised within the f~ashionably filled
dress circle will agree with US In say
ing so. Years have mellowed the
sweet notes of the illustrlous canta-
trice since first as Queen Of Song she
received the merited plaudits OF en-
rapted audiences, yet the pure sweet
sympathetic voice still possesses Its
magic power and finds ready response
within awakened souls attuned to ma
ture,s harmony. Who could tire OF
hearing her sing "Sweet Home" as
she sang It so sweetly aud feelingly
last evening and who could fall to
experience a warm thrill Of harmonic
delight in the sweetly modulated tones
and expressive poesy OF "Snnset, the
beautiful duet gem 30 admirably rem
dered by Madame Bishop and Mr..
WilkieS She Is now making her fare
we'll tour Of the American stage, where
she has so long reigned triumphant.
The pleasing smile and familiar coun-
tenance may pass away from our gaze.
vet "her voice with Its music We meier
shall forget" She Is most worthtly
and acceptably assisted on this occa-
sion by three very talented gentlemen
artists, materially adding to the at
fractions Of the entertainment. MIR.
Frank Glider, the pianist. has few
equals and no superiors In his adopted
style. The ~staccato, tasteful dellcacy
and rapidity Of touch, and pure nat
ural brilliancy Of his execution won
the spontaneous admiration Of the en-
tire audience, and he was very much
applauded aud repeatedly encored In
all his most mastery efforts. Even
after the third encore his we'll pleased
audience were reluctant to let him 20.
Mr.. Alfred Wilkie possesses a remark
ably sweet tenor voice, and sang sew
eral popular ballads In very superior
style. lie could not fall to find favor
with any critical audience. MIR. LIZ
Gottschalk Is evidently n vocal and de-
~lineative artist Of a high order OF
merit. His rich baritone voice 10 full.
sonorous, purely musical. and n OF
the finest We ever listened to. In the
grand duet from ''rhe Elixir Of Love-"
by Madame Bishop aud himself, as
well as In his serio.comic ballad OF
"Old MarSery," he evlnced u very
palpable and tasteful power Of artistic
d%elineation. Altogether the concert
was n great treat. There was no dis
agreeable drag allowed In it. and the
audience left ut an early hour, thor
oughly well pleased, and ready to at
tend again this evening. An entire
change Of programme will be glveti
tonight, comprising some Of the
choicest gems OF ballad and opera. 1t
Is alone worth the price Of admission
to hear Madame Bishop sing robin
| Adalr." Bear In mind that this and
tomorrow evenings close the concert
series. Embrace the opportunity.
BEAR SToRY.-At Summit Station,
Oh the Central Pacific Railroad, there
Is a large-sized cinnamon bear, which
affords general amusement to the pas.
sengers travelling to and from the
Golden State, and serves to relieve the
monotony incidental to railroad trav-
ell. lie Is chained up In distressingly
close proximity TO the narrow pas
ssSe-way oetween INC I an, "nJ
sheds which ieau 70 ..e hoae
passengers, III tne .usn LOT 9reH ho,o1.
frequently VAIN ris"t WI h,,n
seeing ms majesty. m $500 y frr,,
cry anu iat.'er p".1 So"",,ons y,
out aoes not o"y.I U. su"i' 90 Mo
anything III .ie sluJ wi go,
cake, uousniiu's vi uaeat, ILL.,, ,niI
10 thlhN IL ms pr.V,leSe W eT,.e.s WI
from every passer.oy VINO ene 49, "
come "i1n'n inc , ;o, vamia No,
cnaih. tie " mo. nI ~, has,,o,a a
oite % ro" er"torn,I Sns
ino.he't W 80 ynr,h,nS ,rat ION
~, NV ~ 49, .hont vnm tbst Ia GOOD
ppe "a ,hsn he has nanny acnlty
-, Az, S,s Ioft nftsr von II
.. ea w rnn owav from him,
y you,. Of II n,ssencers becoming afraid
~ n,ss hin, in refurning 10 Tie cars.
the landlord of the hotel assured them
that he had raised him from " cub
Snem Eve, sac,iv harmless and onIv
meant play. BE that as it may, it wal q
noticeable fact that he collected specl'
mems OF Eastern goods from the coat.
tails OF three New Workers inside o.
the short space Of fifteen minutes that
the train stopped there, besides taking
a sack Of apples from a boy, \ cup o.
milk from an old lady. and a doughnul
from a baby. All Of these proceeding
were probably not altogether agreea'
BILE to those directly Interested. bu'
then they afford much amusement tc
the bystanders. and the bear, too
seemed to enjoy 1t as well as any o
them. When the bell rang and TN
conduct1 sang out "All aboard y
the bear sat down on the ground
whined, scratched his ear win M
nlnu ioE- .ne" 10. ny"r HI" ,nss an,
lyhowsd other sions Of disappointment
and grief, evidently thinking that BIZ
pleasure was over till the arrival o
the next passenger tra'h'
powr,s, M.Ns,oS GIFT Enter
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TAiNAEST AAo"' "