Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-27
Fn1ouryv1 FALn.-At about eight

LAny teAN SSOt
were seated upon a railing ut the
Northwest corner OF the Bark Of CAL
ifornia building, in Virginia City, the
railing gave way. precipitating Mr..
Thomas head foremost into an area or
alley way. n distance OF about 80 ieet.
A stone foundation formed the bottom
of the alley way upon which some
pieces OF old iron were scattered about.
There was nothing to break the force
of the fall. Mr.. Thomas, who for some
time was iusensible. when taken up.
was found to be badly bruised AID cut
about the head, shoulders, and other
portions Of his body, though, we uu-
derstand no bones were broken. lie
was attended by Doctors Hopkins u
Bronson. 1t is thought that he Will
recover. At the time the railing gave
way, Mr.. Hay made y desperate effort
to prevent Thomas from falling, aud
came neal being dragged into the area
himself. It was said that the former
turned as white as a sheet on witness
ing the frightful casualty.
PpsR's OrERA HousE.-On Mon
day evening next, our readers will
bear in mind, Madame Anna Bishop,
the great prima donna, makes her APP
pearance ut Piper's Opera House, as
sisted by Mr.. Alfred Wilkie, the En-
glish tenor, Mr.. L. G. Gottschalk, the
eminent baritone, aud MIR. Frank Gill
der, the brilliant American pianist.
The san Francisco Post has the follow
ing with reference to this gifted lady !:
"Her mezza voice singing Is still SD
perb; her upper notes clear, sweet
aud resonant ; her scales and shakes
brilliant and flcilc, and her figure,
gestures. attitudes aud expression. eS-
actly. psecisely aud entirely like what
they were when first she made her
bow in America. Ii this be really
what we hope 1t is mother farewell
trip-we can only counsel every n
who wishes to know what good sing.
ing is, to so and hear her.
HE GREAT DRY GooDs BAzAR.-
At the dry goods establishment of NJ.
Reinstein Il Co., in Virginia, can be
seen an immense stock Of rich, and
| elegan. fabrics. Mr.. Reinstein. who
| appreciates exactly the wants OF the
people of this community, has laid un.
der contribution all the leading whole
sale and importing dry goods houses
of San Francisco and the Eastern
cities, aud has gathered together one
of the finest aSsortments of goods we
have laid our eyes OH for many n day.
| Our lady readers will do will to call
at the store and inspect their superb
silks (of all shades and colors) MORE
antiques, sateens, serges, poplinS,
laces, and a thousand other articles In
the line of wearing apparel so much
coveted by the ladies. In another col
emn will be found the new advertise
ment OF the firm. Read it.
PEIsoNAL.-Mr. VIM. L. Mitchell.
representative OF the famous house OF
Lanman & Kemp, wholesale drug
Sists. New York, favored our official
sanctum with n brief visit this after
noon. He is recently from the East,
OIL a visit to the Pacific Coast, attend
Ing to the business connected W.T. tue
house he represents, and takes critical
observations as he goes along. He has
been to San Francisco, and Gold tliii
being the next place In tho world
worth seeing. he is looking about him.
He has already been down Into the
hot sweltering depths OF the beicier
mine, where, in two aud a half hours
ardurous climbing and exploring, he
sweated all his sins away, and propo-
ses visiting the top Of Mount Davidson
and other exaggerated activities ana
de~cliyities soon, keeping 4 good eye to
business meanwhile.
PARI.oR SALooN.-Jimmy Powers,
formerly barkeep at the popular Sen-
ate Saloon, under the ftherly super
vision of Hon. Tom Finch, has now
become proprietor OF the Railroad Sa-
loon. near the Gold Hill depot Of the
Virginia and Truckeo Railroad, hav-
Ing bought out Bernstein, and In n day
or two will reopen the same Ia new
and improved style. He Is going to
call It the Parlor Saloon, and fit 1t up
nice, with Brussels carpets on the
| floor, choice lunch on the table, II
other fine attractions. When Jimmy
gets ready he will strike up the tune
of Twill you walk into my parlor,'
and his numerous friends will call and
see him.
CARSON MrSr.-rhe Cashier of the
Carson Mint, says the appeal. delivered
Yesterday, OIL order, to Wells, Fargo
Il Co., Carson, six impaired bars OF
| gold and silver, weighing Goi pounds,
and worth in cash the sum oil T2o,.
AS OF. The bars are the property OF
the Crown Point mine, Gold Hill,
Nevada, and as marked are directed to
the Bank Of London and San Francisco,
nlmited). On the am day the super
| intendent Of the Mint received l5l
pounds of silver bullion from Benton.
California, together with deposits OF
gold from Virginia, both lots being
sent In for coinage.
a FmsT-cLAss RESTAURANT.-One OF
the finest eating establishments In
Virginia City Is the one lately occu-
pied By Capt. Young. hut now presid-
ed over by L.. e. McMuttry Of Gold
Hill. Mac is one OF the best hearted
men in the world, and sets a splendid
table. everything about the place In
addition being as neat as wax. 4. ii.
Dean, his risht-hand man. Is uniform
IL polite aud obliSing. McMurtry Is
fitting up some stalls for the accom-
mediation Of ladies. Give him a call
and try his grub.
PERsoNAL.-L. r. McCarty, Esq,
well known upon this coast as CORES
poudent Of the Mining and Scientific
and the Pacific Rrdi Press. paid us u
visit this afternoon. Mr.. McCarty Is
on Il tour of correspondence u gem
eral business connected with the pub
locations he represents, which are al
valuable and widely circulated. He
will remain in this locality for several
days.
WALLER HAS RETUHNED.-M. +.
Waller, the we'll known and popular
clothing dealer, has just returned from
San Francisco with another large stock
Of new and choice clothing, consisting
of the latest and most fashionable Fall