Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-07

U ClOCk INC spaCtOus uaii WAN ucuscty
crowded with the merriest, best pleased
lot Of dancers Imaginable. Everybody
and his folks were there, and all bent
on having a good time. Nobody ever
saw more Industrious. vigorously
worked dancing. especially when IL
came TO the polka or the sehottische.
In the quadrilles everybody kept So
cislly close together, with just room to
swing partners In. and ladies with
long dresses were In bad luck. The
crowd made no difference, however.
for everybody was bound to dance II
they could flnd any spare scrap Of floor
to do IL on. The sides Of the building
swelled and throbbed In pregnant sym
patty with the swelling. restless crowd
IL contained, and the night shin, with
dinner can In hand, just OF from work
In the stomach OF the mines. eagerly
peered between or ove tho heads
OF his fellows crowding tho en-
try. looking upon the festive scene
with enraptured gaze, IS did
Tam O'Shanter M his famous
Kirk Alloway dancing episode. The
music by Professors Cara, Berliner.
Dreyfous and others, was the best OF
the season. aud Professor Bob Flan-
dsrs did up the "cslling" la his own
excellent and satisfactory style. Tho
floor managers had their hands full,
but conducted things very smoothly
In tact everything from lrst to last
was capitally managed. The hall was
appropriately decorated, the weather
fine and the walking as good as could
be desired. Supper was served In
Liberty Engine House near by, from
midnight until next morning. under
the supervision OF several ladies at
tached TO ST. Patrick's Church, among
whom we recognized our energetic
friend Mrs. Fitzpatrick, who also dis
pensed some very superior Lemonade
ut a side table, which was we'll pat.
ronlzed. The supper table was loaded
down with an aifluencc OF roast tur-
key. chicken, pies, cakes, aud all sorts
Of choice catables, aud the coffee was
especially admirable. This depart
mcnt OF the ball was very creditable
and rs excellently managed Nc the
ball itself. Dancing was kept up I'LL
daylight this morning. We congratu-
late all concerned upon the great sue
cess OF this occasion and the very ac-
ceptablc amount realized Ia aid OF the
worthy object for which the ball was
given.
\ PumLC Observation-Disclosures
proprietor OF the Pioneer Book Store,
In Virginia City, has displayed n great
deal Of enterprise In disseminating In
tclligencc throughout the land. Every
body knows Burial. Little children
rise up and bless him for the toys and
prettily illustrated books which he
has hunted up for their dedication.
Grown people can always find any
thing they require In the line Of read
Ing matter, at his establishment. His
assortment Of fashion books Is large
AMI complete. lie also keeps all the
principal magazines and wcellies.
All tho text books used In the schools
are to be found on his shelves. He
sells his goods ut the very lowest cash
prices, and Is deserving OF a generous
patronage.
GRAND TuuS VERErS BALI.--Our
readers will bear In mind that the Sec
ond anniversary ball Of the Virginia
Turn verein Il to take place at Ma
tional Guard Hall. Odd Fellows build.
Ing, tonight. German people, u
especially Turner's, know how to ex-
tract all enjoyment possible while
passing through this vale Of tears.
They propose to have a glorious time
| tonight and have made all necessary
preparations therefor. Tho splendid
band Of the National Guard will mr-
ni.h music for the occasion. Lovers
| of the terpslchorean art viii DO wen
to put In an appearance at the ball To-
| night. The hall Is large enough 10
accommodate all who may desire TO
attend aud we trust IL will DO well
tilled.
Dn. PAUL VI. BREsSAS.-Many OF
our readers will remember DIR. Paul
NJ. Brennan. ths celebrated physician
and lecturer who visited Gold Hill
some time during the past year. by
reference to an advertisement In an
other column it will be seen that the
Doctor has opened mn oiilce at No. Ia
| Montgomery street. San Francisco,
| California, from which he proposes to
dispense the benefits Of his most thor
ough knowledge OF diseases and their
remedies, 10 all who may favor MIN
with a call. Correspondence will be
promptly answered. aud q list OF print-
ell questions sent to any part OF tho
United States on application.
CnolcE EArISo PrAcE.-when you
are up at Virginia and wish to get a
choice meal or a lunch Of something
really good, 90 to the eating stand
Kent BY Thomas Hebron, In the Palace
saloon. lie serves up fine turtle soup,
steak, or In any other style
10 orlcr fresh and rich. Also tho IA
NOUS Blue Point oysters In the she'll
or any way you like them. Also beans
In tho regular old 10 style. just try
him. Jao os
INTERESTING LEcrURr.-rhis even-
Ing Rev. Eugene Sheehy will deliver
bls lecture OH English Rule and Irish
Discomfort" ut Piper's Opera House.
The reverend gentleman Is n ripe
scholar, aud u profound thinker, u
il a~bundantly able to entertain all
those who are Interested In the sub
j.ct matter Of the lecture. without
douht he will DO greeted with q
crowded house.
PEiseSAL.-col. Jack Hayes, form
erly the worthy Mayor Of Gold Hill,
aud now Of the firm OF Hayes, Has,in-s
& Co, san Francisco, Is In town to-day.
This Il one OF his frequent visits 10
this section on business for the popular
house he represents, aud he finds
plenty Of old friends to shake hands
as we'll ~ transact business with.
IsriSEnASr woop PEpDL.us.-Thc
Pluto women residing hercabou,s, APP
near to be doing a good business In the
wool line. by scouting around the
mills aud mines at an early hour In
the morning. they manage to steal
enough material for two or three back
loads.
New FiRM.-we call attention to
the business card OF Messrs. Gardner