Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-08
The Ayion Concert.

sons best. The number present ""'
unite enough to make a paving house.
Il j. hardly necessary to say that the
singing nDl Instrumental music were AL
that could he desired, The names 81
the ladies and gentlemen taking part III
the performance is quite n sufficient |
Guaranty of this Mrs. Bender. White
Hill, Fox, spence aud Hopkins; Mesars'
Lauehton. Hentsche!, Lowensteln. Ma
SON Hatch. Scoville and Friend coin !
nrise II company OF amateurs and pro
f.ssionals whose talents and accomplish
n,epts are quite enough to ens1ife q very
charming entertainment. he choflstA
were very full. rich and meiodlous Inc
a,,iienct. was very much dehGhted ana
manifested Il very hsarty approval OF
What was dome for its amusement. Airs
Horlins SAM, with surprising success
and GREAT sweetness Of voice. solo
an air from Robert lie Diable.
She WAS veIv heartily encored. but
did not choose to repeat her pe,for-
nance. Sunrise and 20 Restless
Sc. were splendidly done the first i'y
Hatch. Lauenton and Scovilie, the latter
hy Mason. Hatch and Scovllie. Mi.
T,.-ustein's full, true and satisfying
baritone vas fally up to the Iisntiui eX-
Rotations Of his audience. lie rlchly
I won his encore. Little Emma r. lend
piano performance was what v lad
!!igh, - expect o. her after hearing Aet
at the last concert given by the ATions.
/ She is a perfect marvel CT pianste for
one 50 young. No better account OF Al.
Heutchel's training need be sought AS
We have elsewhere lntimated, the double
quartettcs sang sp!endIdly. Inc con
Gliding song. " Farewell 10 the FOREST
was grand. rs 10 the dance, We kne"
II must have been all that the most Joy
.ul taucies had anticipated
4 VERY HANDSOME PORTRAIT At Mr.
c. L. McCIeIIan's rooms yesterday We
were shown a very excellent piece OF
work. Low just receiving the finishing
touches %: that accomplished artist ;
brush. /, is Il half-lengtn likeness III
oils o! Doctor Weber If Virginia City.
We have seen may of AIR. Mcclellan 5
portraits and among them some very
handsomely executed pictures but We
cauno. remember so striking likeness
as this one To speak of this work a
little more critically, We may say with
Justice that the handling, texture and
drawing Of the head are done with very
artistic hand The expression is ANNA
ted and truthful The hands are ad-
mirably drawn and painted. Ia the
accessories great point III Mcclellan
pictures-we have some very superior
drapery- painting. while the back ground,
middle distance and atmosphere are IN
excellent taste. Mr.. Mcclellan has sew
eral paintings on the easel. Among
these is head of Captain Storey-the
old pioneer after whom Storey County
was named. This bids fair-Judgins by
the rather imperfect photograph OF the
Captain dong since deceased TO De d
very striking likeness. As these PIC
lures approach completion We shall
- make \ note on.
PaEsByTERIAS So,T4TLE his Evening.
] The promised entertainment by tae
ladies' Of the Presbyterian society will
take place this evening at the Carson
Theateg. Following is the programme
| Of exercises: Chorus, How Bright and
Fair" Quartette d. Club; Song, Mrs
Hopkins Male Quartette, Nessrs. Ma
son, Hatch, Scoville ana Lowenstein
Recitation, Mis- Lille Swift Solo, Mr.
= Ioweustain Quartette, The hlttIe anc
the Mousie," Misses Lille Swift, Mamie
Gibson, Allie George and Annie Kaiser
Chorus and Echo Song, Llsht-heartec
] are we. and free from care, Quartette
. d. Club. Comfortable seats for all dur
4 ING the concert. After the concert come:
the supper , after the supper more sup
, per if YOU want it S.: after that prepare
lions for Tomorrow S lunch after th'
lunch arrangements for tomorrow
nights final night of the festival.
THs BOARD OF PRISON COMMISSIONERS
heavens and earth. how often we hav,
. written those words, lately Will conven,
>. to-day for the purpose Of hearing sucl
' testimony as may be submitted by War
den Hyman as an offset to the charge
made by Governor Bradley and Mr.
Hanford. The probability is that Thu
inuuisition is drawing to a close. At an,
: rate we hope it is, for although it ha
S furnished Us many an item III the dull
I ness Of dull times, there is, as WI
thouehtfulIv admit, another end to b.
y served by Prison Commissioners thai
furnishing news matter for our interest
ING and widely circulated journal.
WILL NOT BE RgMoyEp.-lu the Nir
ginis Chronicles Washington letter "
# are informed that the remonstrance o
Governor Bradley and Lieutenant Gov
d. ernor Adams has probably killed the hi!
-. .o,-o tb> Trp;ted States ('ourtS 4