Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-18

given by Damon Lodge No. : anu Car
sol Lodge No. T., Of Carson, In COM
memofation Of the llth anniversary OF
the Order, will take place tomorrow
evening. The first quadrillc VIII DO
danced in full uniform By the Knights.
I'll. grand march. composed for the oc-
casion by Prof. Felix ii. Merzbach,
called the Pythlan march. and dedlcat.
ed to the Order. will be played for the
first time on this occasion BY the FOL
lowing well known orchestra: First
violin. Prot. + preyfous; Cd violin, X.
Flanders; frat cornet. Prof. Cara ;
second earnet. Prot. Zich; pianist,
Prof. L. ii. Msrzbach; bass, Prof.
Leon Saaues; tuba. Prof. Genneld ;
| drummers, Ellis and Frisbie. Dane
Ing will commence at So o'clock pre-.
ci,ely. The grand Pythian march VIII
not take place until between lO . III
o'clock, so as to give everybody =
| chance to witness the frat musical ell
fort Of our youthful Professor.
PIrEn's orxnA HousE.-A large au-
dlence was Ia attendance at the OPP
era House last night for the purpose OF
witnessing the second presentation Of
tho grand spectacular drama entitled
the :. Sea OF lee" The play was en-.
| acted In much better style than on the
previ.u, evening. aud gave general
satisfaction 10 the audience who re-
warded the performers with frequent
and hearty encores. Tonight the
opening piece will be the superb play
| OF :. Madeline. the Founding OF Eau
burg" Mis-, Kate Denim appearing In
the title role. The performance viii
conclude with the rearing farce enti-
tied the swiss Swains." Tomorrow
Thursday evening Miss Denim will
take n benefit, on which occasion the
always popular play Under the Gas
light" will be given. On Friday
evening the great sensational play
called the Geneva Cross" VIII be
performed. Til, play Ii will be re-
membered had an Immense run at
wallsck', Theatre. New York, anu
also ut the California Theatre.
TnEm CoSprTioS.-rhc men who
were injured by the accident In the
Belcher mine yesterday afternoon
were n comfortable as could DO er-
pected to-day. Last night DR.. Man.
sou amputated Mr. Aliens right fore
finger, which was badly mutilated. be-
tween the second and third Joints.
Quite a number Of pieces Of rock, va
rying In size from a pea to a marble,
penetrated his right arm clear to tho
bsne. The doctor extracted u piece
Of the size OF n marble. which had bur
led itself four inches deep In his right
thigh. The piece Of rock which struck
Jerry McCariy hit n rib aud glanced
downwards. nearly penetrating the
abdominal cavity. IL has been ex.
tracted. Harry Lindsay was able TO
Use his eye \ little to-day. IL Is be-
lieyed that all OF the men who were
hurt will recover.
SAP BERENvENEST.-Died suddenly,
Ia Gold Hill. to-day, Of heart disease.
Julia, only laughter OF Judge ii. and
Ella Fitxsimmons. The young lady
retired to her room last evening ap-
parently In the best OF health. Her
parents noticing that she did no. make
her appearance this morning. broke
open the door Of her room, Mt lOo'clock,
and found her In a dying condition.
Physicians were hastily summoned.
but before they could reach her bedside
her spirit had winged its flight to the
ether world. The deceased was nearly
10 years of age. and was n most es-
Unable young lady. idolized by her par
cnts, and n general fvoritc with all
her aeluain.ances. The entire COM
nunity will sympathize with the now
childless parents In their sad bereave'
ment.
FISE P~uoroonArIIs. DIR. A. j..
Beales, whose photograph gallery ia on
the corner OF Main aud Pioneer
Streets, has just received aud set up
ready for use. one OF :hc celebrated
| pallmeyer lenses. Xxi In size. and
what Il called n quick worker, enabling
him 10 take the portraits OF children In
three seconds. or even less time. III
also enables him To take photographs
of the largest possible size, cards aud
ambroty pes. In fact any kind OF like
ness that Il now taken or may be
required. The DR.. Il one oi tile OLDEST,
most thorough, aud experienced artists
Ia the United States. always anxious
to satisfy, and will not allow any that
NAV favor him with their patronage
In 90 way dissatisfied. Give him a
call and prove tho truth OF what we
say. 10 1871
CourIIMESrAuY.-We are pleased to
acknowledge the receipt OF n compli.
mentary ticket inviting Us to attend n
grand social party, to be given 1t
Oden Hall. Dayton. on Friday evening
next. a fine hand OF music has been
engaged for tho occasion under the
leadership Of Professor T.. Dreyfou',
one OF tile best yiolinists In thls Sec
ton, aud the most competent teacher
of that instrument. Those from this
vicinity, who have had the felicity OF
attending balls in Dayton, may well
know that tnis one will be no excep-
ton TO tho general p~lsasurable aud
truly social character OF the terpi.chor-
can assemblys given In that maratime
town.
rR,IN AccipEST.-La.t night the up
local train OH the v. Il l., due here at
$50 r. NJ, met with n mishap In the
n a short distance TIN, side Of the
Santiago Mil, causing the plling up
and somewhat disabling Of II flat
a loaded with wood aud five ore
dumps. In consequence Of the aeci.
dent the D o'clock Westward hound
passenger train was delayed halt an
hour at the Mound House.
Ash WEDNESDAY. - To-day Is the
commencement of Lent. The day Is
/ being observed with appropriate reIig.
ions Ceremonies In Virginia and Cold
IIill, Ash Wednesday Il so called
from a custom In the Roman Catholic
Church Of sprinkling ashes on The
heads OF pcnitents on thar day.
PASSENGER TI,iS L.ATE.-Thc pas
senyer train from Reno. due here ut
DAN. wac an hour late TIL. morning.
by reason Of having to walt that length
OF time ut Reno for the EASTWARD
bound train on the Contra l'aciiic.
ORE SHIPMENTS. - Yesterday 9ao
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