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

PrrxR's OPERA HoUsr. The Cole
man Sisters, now performing at Piper's
Opera House. continue to draw large
houses. The entertainment given last
night was enjoyable in the highest de-
gree. The performance opened with the
beautiful comedy, entitled "The Little
Sentinel" Miss Clara Coleman enacted
the character Of Sim. the young farmer.
with life-like fidelity. Miss Alice and
Miss Louie. as Lefty Hawthorne and
the Little Sentinel. were very pleasing,
Mr. Coleman created q vast amount OF
merriment by his comical rendition Of
the character OF Mr.. wheedleton Coaxer'
Mr.. Coggswell ~personated Captain Court
ington admirably. and vas awarded fro
quent and uproarious applause. Miss
Louie repeated her famous cornet echo
solo to the great delight Of the audi
ence. Miss Clara's solo ON the banjo
was a most remarkable musical achieve
ment. The terpsichorean performances
by the young ladies' constituted a highly
interesting feature Of the entertainment.
The performance concluded with the
highly amusing farce. entitled GOOD for
Nothing" in which the Sisters displayed
their usual vivacity and c~leverness. A
very attractive bill is announced for this
evening.
SARsyrELp Guard BALL.-0wing to
the great press OF matter upon our col
umns yesterday we were unable to make
special mention Of the grand ball OF the
Sarsaeld Guard. given at Miners Union
Hall on Friday evening last. II was
well attended. and We have seldom seen
q moro agreeable or better pleased A.
semblage. Everybody appeared to be
having a capital good time. The hall
was very tastefully trimmed, excellent
music was in attendance. Dan Lyons did
the calling, and everything passed Oh
smoothly and well. The ball was well
managed throughout and reflected great
credit upon the Sarsfelds. The ball
supper was given by Noyes, ct the May
nard House, and Q finer lay out in that
line brave soldiers, gentle ladies', nor
anybody else should not wish to sit
down to.
MEDICAL AND SuRarclL.-we desire to
call the attention Of our readers to tho
card IA another column to-day. OF X.
Hilton Chase, n. D., Homeopathic Ply
stefan and Surgeon. DR.. Chase Ii re-
Gently from Detroit, Mich, where his
fame as a first-class practitioner Is well
established, but for the benefit OF his
own health, AZ well as Q strong desire to
dwell among the people OF the Pacific
Coast. induced him TO come to this sec
ton, He has located at Virginia City,
and has established his Office at No. 62
south c street, where he can DO found
and consulted by all needing his services.
He comes with the highest and most in
aueutial recommendations, and we doubt
not will meet with most deserved Q
cesa
DIR Goops BAzAAa.-By reference to
a notice in another column, II will be
seen that NJ. Reinstein has sold his en-
tire stock Of dry goods. No. "a South Z
street, Virginia. to Mr.. A. vaenoerg'
who alone Is authorized 10 collect out
standing indebtedness and receipt Tor
the same. Mr.. Weinberg 10 perfectly
conyersant with all the details OF the
dry goods business. His counters ana
shelves will always be kept hlled with
the latest novelties In the market. For
elegant dress patterns, and al other ar
ticles of ladies' wear. call at VaenberB's,
where they can be obtained at very req
sonable figures.
Luxrrr ESoSx CoxPkSr.-ln our
lengthy account in yesterdays News Of
the grand procession and celebration OF
the Fourth, by the citizens Of Gold Hill.
we omitted 10 state that Liberty Engine
Comyany No. I. kept open house. and
n tertained their brother fremen, ~
well as many from Virginia City, and
friends generally, In q very hospitanle
manner. They had plenty OF refresh
ments, and the boys did up the INNS
after their own handsome style. They
were not outdone in hospitality or any
thing else by anybody on this pafrioac
occasion.
THE Tuny.-There viii DO . grand
muster Of turfmen at the Virginia Agri-
cultural Park during tho present week.
The racing will commence on Thursday
next and will DO continued three Gays,
There will be running. trotting and
pacing races. The several purses M
amount to 81, 500 in all. Pools on the
nces viii DO sold on Wednesday at Go.
bey 4 Keely's, Thursday at Daley's and
Friday at Major Perrand's saloon.
BuIs.-An persons having bills Against
the Horrible Club, arc requested 10 pro-