Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-09

rendered Mrs. l.. ID. Moore. formerly
Little Clara" Of the Swiss Bell Ring
ers, by her many friends and admirers,
for the active part she has taken in all
benevolent enterprises since making yir-
ginia her home. The entertainment
commenced with the comedy OF "Naval
Engagements, " in which Mr.. Edmonds
took the character OF Lieut.. Kingston.
His rendition was excellent. Mr.. Geo.
Game. as Admiral Kingston. proved to
the audience that he had lost none OF his
genius nor talent by inactivity. Miss
Adams impersonation OF Mary Morti-
mer was very acceptable and correct.
Mrs. Saunders did fairly rs Mrs. Ponti.
fsx. her voice being the greatest draw
back TO her success. After the comedy
came this musical portion OF tho evenings
entertainment, commencing with ''John-
ny Sehmoker." and sang by three little
Misses. who were rewarded for their
success in pleasing. by n show
or Of four bit pieces. Mrs.
Moore sang ''Ths Grey Hairs OF Ny
Mother" and also ''within Ton Miles
OF Hdinborc Town" She never ap-
pearei in better voice than last evening.
She also sang .'Barnsy O'Hea" anil in
res porse to an encore, ''Cushla Mach
rec The ''Mullignn Guards" by
Master Joe Benjamin was highly ap-
preciaied by the audience. Miss Ettio
Adams sang "wh.n the Band Begins to
Play" and ''Tassels N Her Boots"
Hiss Ettio should remember that sho
has u left us well ~ a right arm, and
also tina. there are more gestures than
one 10 DO made with either. Mrs.
Moore concluded the clio by appearing
in several character songs and dances,
aud was vociferously applsnded. The
entertainment. concluded with Il
Swiss Cottage which was well rendered
A RARE TEEar. Tonight. Mrs,
Helen Marble. who comes To US highly
recommended from all parts Of the Pa
cihc coast, will give a literary and musi-
cal entertainment in Pipcr's Opera
House. Ii Is some time since the eih-
Gems Of Storey county were treated to an
evenings entertainment Of this deserip-
ton, and without doubt, Mrs. Maf6ls
will have The pleasure o! entertaining n
large anil a~pprrciatiyo audlenee. iier
entertainment 10 entitled, The Poetry
anil Song Of all Nations" She op.ns
with the recitation Of barbara Frei-
ichie," BY Whittier. AMI also gives
''Dows Plat" and Flynn of Virginia"
by Fret Harte. iuterspersed with songs
anil ballads. On n. programme, We notice
Tho Charge Of tho Lish, Brigade" by
Tsunysor; Las, May n Draw wooer,'
by Burns: ''rhe Bells Of shandon." by
Father Prout. Piano solos. songs and
ballads will he given, and Mrs. Marble
will conclude with her famous recitation
Of Tho Raven" by Eisar Allen Poo.
To IA one OF u literary turn oil nind,
the programmes presented is vel calen-
lated to intaEest from it, opening 10 it,
close. la Carson Mrs. Marble had over
lowing houses. and the loeal press were
loud ia thsir praises OF hor delivery,
voice anal personal Attractions. Lei
none miss the opportunity o offered.
H,Sp.oNs SroRrs.- Barbary Coast.
Virginia. is rapidly being encToached
upon. Old rookeries and dead-fals
have been pulled down and in their
PLACES largo and handsome stores have
been erected. Prominent among the
latter il the palace grocery aud proyis-
ion stur. OF Beer Brothers, situated at
No. lG2 South { street. They make n
specially Of dealing in tea coffee, spices.
all kinds OF English and canned goods.
They have also on hand a largo stock OF
ine wines. liquors. cigars and tobacco.
Parties desiring to have their coffee
ground before their eyes, can be nccom-
moda;el, AS tho ob.iging propriotors
hny. a mill operated by water power
which does the business in hall a min-
ute.
Dsraicr Corkr - RisiSo, JCpdx.-
Tho following business was transacted
Yesterday morning in the First Distric,
Court: State Of Nevada Va. James
skewers-Continned for the term. Bank
OF California ys. 4. Woilshenk judy
ment for plaintiff for tho sum Of Sl5-
40 Is, with legal interest thereon from
the date Of the Judgment. California
Silver Mining Company ". Enterprise
Gold and Silver Mining Company
Cause continued for the term. Atchin-
son Silver Mining Company vs.. Mexican
Gold and Silver Mining Company OF
als-Cause transferred to tho United
States Circuit Court. State OF Nevada
". Morris Marks-Causo discontinued
and defendant discharged from custody.
Ceur, adjourned to 10 o'clock this morn
Ing.
HoGsr Losr.-On Friday last, n man
by the name Of ". T. Hedsell, Who had
been working in tho bacon mill, pro-
cured a horse from Angels livery sta
BILE in Silver City. with the ostensiblc
purpose OF proceeding to Dayton. Since
that time no tidiugs Of him have been
received. anl. consequently, It IL pre-
.unled that he has no Intention OF re-
turning. Hcdse,l i about % years OF
ace, is 6 feet In height. and weighs
about $50 pounds. He has dark hair
and eyes. and il rather prcposscssing in
appearance. The horse is q bay. with a
star in his forehead. white hind feet,
saddle marks on side and weighs about
$50 pounds.
IL vxHr BAD TAsrx.-M the Opera
Hous. last evening. several youns malo
hoodlums-occurying n private box on
the left Of the s.age-who have hereto
fore been considered rs possessing. at
least, the elements Of g~entlemans
character in their composition. showed
distinctly to the whole house. their true
natures. by throwing short bits ON the
stag. while Miss Hastings was singing.
Ii would bo charitable TO suppose that
they were all more or less intoxicated at
tho timo.
GREATLY ISoESsED.-Tho people OF
Silver City are greatly exercised over the
conduct Of q brute by the name Of G.
Harvey, foreman Of the Cosmopolitan
mine, who has attempted. II IL alleged.
to outrage tho persons Of little girls ten
anil eleven years cf age. II the facts OF
l. a.. aaH4 I