Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-27

nooers burns. vas es'eotA'eo W 'ne
Caledonia Club, OF Virginia City. Last
NIGHT, by giving a grand ball at National
Guani Hall. the hall itself being hand
somely decorated in honor Of the occa-
sion. Al one end Of The hall were dis.
played conspiouously busts Of Sir Walter
Scott and Lord Byron with that of Burns
in the CENTER and tbe poet ess
sappho d;rcctlv above ON The on
posits .ids IN the roam. underneath
The mn.;c .t.nd ma. nicturs az
ths Thi.tI. surrounded NV The motto Of
Scotland. .sy,mo me i,nnn. laoeSl."
AMI fanlad ON si,hsr ada Inv mixtures Of
Wash;no,on anil ora.n y;ctoy,a. Lbout
io5 copnl.. usrs nye..nt and a merrier
and mora snioyabla gathering cannot
well bs ;maSinsJ Professor Carn's
h,nd J;.eorrseJ soms of the 6nest Of
mrs;e c;x;nc IN. nrafs,sres 10 Scottisb
a. p.,,ae.or m Ivons os,c;atsJ as
III. III sson;,,.S I;m..U ,y;,h bis
nsnsi inc, ami .liii Durinc The inter.
lude Mrs. Moore was asked to favor the
assembled guests with . son Sns 80
rS;nSe.. - .a.;,sranslv
encored. The members Of tho
Clnb also sang number OF
Sso'en oal.aa' ss .mnSc
The Jsiicb,sJ audience. Early in the
evening Mr.. Dow delivered an address.
paying an eloquent n hitting trionte 10
the memory OF Burns Messrs. Mur-
dock, Mckenzie and Robert Laird were
a,tired in full Highland costume. The
...word dance was handsomely exc
cu,rd by Mr.. Mckenzie, Mr.. Laird fur
ni.hinr the needed music on the Scot
fish bagpipes. The ladies' in attendance
looked superlativsly lovely. Several Of
the Young Misses wore plaid sashes.
The festivities were prolonged to a late
hour Of the night, everybody present
appearing to enjoy themselves IN the
highest degree. 10 eaeh anu every ono
mo s Pa.~irs, ~ ,ha b;r,h
Law Of Robbis Rurns.
Nkw DRor Cusr,Is.-The Old urop
curtain at Piper's Opera House. repre-
.%entinc The boatman with the queer
,..,,.. so,..ha., .uo,,;n, ,,om 4.
"~s -
rocky recesses OF the Sutro tunnel
with The pond lilies hoating IN proIu-
sion upon the DARK anu turoeu "ners,
Co. N. las, time To.nicbt n new one.
painted by Mr.. wilkins. the great scenic
artist will take its place. The subject
chosen Tor illustration by the artist is
scene belonging to the ancient days OF
Greece, and combining win eAqu'si's
eoloring: a marine view win mountain
IN the Instance. In inc iores'ounu rs"
city with temples and ZONES, ph n
night stands the Temple OF justice
Upon the portico fronting toward the
bay. agroup o Figures are looking toward
a galley cutting its way through tho
foam crested sea-. without eh'erhs
nv " Nv W. .an NV, rl,ra;n i,am
s,pr,sSinr our mlmintion at the splen-
dill result achieved by Mr.. wilkins in
placing upon canvas SO vivid a picture
Of the paimy days Of Greece. Without
doubt. the new feature referred to above
will have a tendency TO increase the at
tendance at the Opera House tonight.
Irxvyvrxo Ixrrrvv -To-morrov
~ .1n,- n,
thursday e'e"i"s' ""
WIN 's'" .r,'"I,.
care, Falisr." The ~l.ctur. referred to.
Il spoken Of in tho highest terms by the
press in all the cities and towns which
al. has visited. The beautiful talented
and versatile young lady Is abundantly
sbls TO entertain amy audience, however
highly cultured. In California and else
Where. n. has vaced n vigorous war
fare against Hing Alcohol with excellent
results. Our readers should by no
means miss the opportunity Of hearing
her'
othc'h TT '"se' a''
Sio,OOo yesterday u the DAY before Oh
tho present tumble in stocks. He didn't
,o l, Nv .sIli,y ..sbort" lint by being
shor, 81 money 10 buy with. n he hal
only had SI5. 600 day before Yesterday,