Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.

atoms. old wine and even old clothes
have been said and sung by poet and
troubador, and we confess to loyalty
to the things Of lang syne. Liking old
acquaintance and greeting With hearth
ness the names and faces of old friends,
we give hearty welcome to the Allegha-
mans. We like to write about the old
timers-and, not to be too gushful, we
like to see EN- and hear EN- and be
where they are. Must be we are get
ting oldish like, and prone to babble of
the earlier and purer days Of the Repub-
lic) The Alleghanians had big house
last night, first rate house and as eX-
celient An audience az one could wish.
The concert was all that was expected,
and they looked for something very fine.
We had the opening chorus from Ernani,
and then grand march and QUlckstep
on the bells, mellow and beautiful.
Those very sweet singers, Miss Marie
Packard and Miss Belle Durgin sang a
delightful duet Miss Packard will per-
NIT US TO pay her the compliment of
saying that she is looking exceedingly
well, and. il possible, handsomer than
ever. Miss Durgin, ditto. Sam Col
Inns came on with his impurturbable
mug and his lsughable drolieries and
got an encore-a couple of 'en-and
gave Us Sourkraut and other funny
things. The Good Old Days of Yore"
quartette set the sentimental hearts Of
the ladies in a tutter and recalled to our
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the administration Of the Elder Adams.
Now We had the Marsellaise on the
Bells. Perfectly magnificent. Miss
Belle Durgin and n. Phelon sang Us in
excellent stain humors duet. Then
We had Mr.. Benjsmin and the Musical
Glasses-a most surprising and delight
some performance. We viii not further
particularize. Art is long and life is
short. Suffice it to say that Miss Marie
Packard splendid soprano thrilled her
auditors with its clear melody; that
Miss Durgins alto WAS a charm, as it
always is; that Collins was awful funny;
that Benjamin was way up; that Phelon
was in good voice for his superior bass
singing, aud that the entire entertain
ment was pleasant and artistic. We
have said elsewhere what is proposed
for to-day and this evening. We be-
speak full house at both concerts.
INDIAN AGAINST INp1AN-SpEEpY VEN
GEAscE.-Yesterday morning an Indian
warrior belonging to the Washoe tribe
,;on resn;nc an, woi,;rc u o,a.t a;s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .1,;r,po.,
vhoeyer he NAV be. had killed his how
O." over there ":ierkinp his chin in the
direction of Pine Nut twas noticed
.bot he had his oun With hin, Ha cot
on tba train for Wsshoe and when he
orr;re5 81 c,s,n,hoat be s,n;sJ af;s.ar
No. Tho Lao cav hin, and t,;ed 10
dodge the stern parent ana escape ms
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yenceful father let drive his lager. and
down tumbled the murderer, shot
through the heart, dead as a nit. Then
The shooting sire cody wiped his nose,
the train and fell to weeping
again. louder than before. Somewhere
within Washoe county he was arrested,we
further done we are as ignorant as the
songs:ers OF the air. We
u1aid h % s ~ a nr;ina ho t ,oIi an
~ nea ha sau U.'f Hoo,, ntU 90 'olt ~
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"'"' "ooi'u'
Or TIRE nrenarations MAKING on tbe
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me VI tne v l. halfway iof 'he
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