Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-05

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THE CONCERT AND BAIL. LAST Nlanr.
The concert and ball given by Mr..
Fischer at Miners Union Hall, Gold
Hill, last evening, was a decided sue
cess. The house was we'll filled, n
majority Of the audience belonging to
the geutler sex. The volunteers who
aided Mr.. Fisher were Mrs. Patrick,
SIR. Hull, Mr.. Hy Crandall and Mr..
WIN. Bundy In the concert, n
Frank st. John, NJ. +. Waller and
Ben Stern as floor managers Of the
BALLROOM. The violin performance OF
Mr.. Fisher was q rare treat TO Goid
Killers, some OF the choicest opera
music being executed by him with that
degree Of sweetness and perfection
which indicated thorough culture. long
practice and q complete familiarity
with the Masters. lie was heartily
and repeatedly encored by the captiv-
atsd audience. Mrs. Patrick sang
some very sweet ballads, which were
heartily enjoyed aud encored by the
aS~semblage. Mr.. Hull was particu-
larly happy In his efforts. INT at one
time set the enraptured audience IN a
furore over the excellent rendition Oh
n piece, he evidently astonishing
many Of his friends, being entirely
composed. at perfect ease, aud singing
with extraordinary power and effect.
Hy Crandall (thc courtly old Hy) sang
some very amusing comic songs In a
Jolly, ~rollicking sort OF style. when
the "boys" highly appreciated anu
heartily applauded. One was MOT.
mon song, which particularly brought
down the house. Willie Bundy ap-
psared as al Ethiopian orator, a Ia
Eph. Horn, but as we were unable TO
catch the substance Of his Grafton, we
are unable to Judge OF its merits, yet
his style Of delivering and j~estlcuia-
tlons were entirely In accord with the
old orthodox darkey. Altogether tue
concert was a fine affair, every one
fulfilling their part admirably. Anu
right here we must not forget 70 men,
ton the performances OF our polite
music teacher, Z. Berliner, who rem.
d.red excellent music and efficient aid
ON the piano to all the musical anna
teurs. 1t Il suggested by many citi-
zsus that Mr.. Fisher might be prevail
ed upon to remain In Gold Hill, n
give at least concert and ball each
month. We hope he will conclude to
do 40. At the conclusion Of the con-
cert the benches we're removed, and at
the time Of our departure the midnight
dance was In progress, the noor
being filed with merry and happy
couples. We are informed that the
ferpsichorenns had n glorious time and
that the dancing was kept up until a
late hour.
BmaApE TARGET ExcUrsIoN.-Our
readers will bear In mind that the an
nual target excursion Of the Second
BRIGADE. Nevada State Militia. takes
Mace at the Bowers Mansion to-ror-
row. It will undoubtedly be the grand
AIT affair of the kind ever projected In
tho State of Nevada. A train Of cars
nearly Il quarter of a mile IN ienglh
has been chartered to convey the eA-
cursionists to the Bowers Mansion.
The splendid National and Washing-
ton Guard bands will accompany u
BrI~ade. The excursion train VIII
leave Virginia at 7:45, and Goiu ii''
at 8. Tickets, - 81.
GONE Hoxx.-The impecunious lady
who has been travelling back and forth
between Virginia City and Reno Tor
che past week, hunting. advertising
and telegraphing for a truant orotnef.
gave no the search yesterday y was
forwarded to her parents IL iieaius-
burg, Cal. The obliging clerk at tue
International managed to procure y,
the stranger lady q second class tlckes
TO San Francisco for 70. The young
lady's parents, on being notified that
she was In Virginia City, anu wi.nDds
means, telegraphed her $zo 70 enSo''
her to return home.
JKwELay HARvEsr.-Either thefe
was an unusual amount OF Jeweiry
worn at Prof. Fishers ball last higne
ut Miners Union Hall, or what people
did wear was rather loosely hung on
for breaches, Rugs, sleeve buttons,
pins, ETC., were continually being
found during the night. The iau,es
shed more or less jewelry every tune
they spun around the room. IL was
scattered around In ali directions, anu
the j~anitor must have swept up aoous
II peck this morning.
INrRovING.-The young man VII
liam Ogg. who met with a painfui ac-
cldent a few days ago while riding on
a back.actlon wagon. IL Improving.
The cracked bone Of the left leg Is YET
very painful. His medical atteiuants
expect to be able to have him up III
ten or twelve days.
Losr-Last evening, at the concert
a gold enameled sleeve stud. Ihe
finder will be rewarded on returning
the same to this Office.