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and in nearly all the details. The cast vas:
A2i.a1es4 MIss Alh9ni; gts"1f, Mile. d'Angeri;
Wolfram, II. Maurel; Laadgrage, Sig. Capponi
Haither, Sig. Favlhi.
Maurice Strakosch, who, after years OF mastery
Of the opcratc ael in Europe, caac to try Ameslca
III his brother Maxs company. and lna.c failure,
tells Htrad reporter that he Is goins ta resume
the interrupted opcra season in few days. Brig
null having recovered, from pneumonia md Tom
Kari from liver complaint, and means to make Il
brilliant run Of t'AIi7l0u," +" 'tFuvositu," 'tSon-
nambula," .scniiramide, y Aida" and "Il
Nozzc d Figaro" 2'lle Belocca will take part IN
ali these; IN *'Aida" she sings ~4mncris, and
yet secured soprano, though he il trying among
the eminent singers now IN New York. az Miss
Kellogg whom he catccnls great artist. Mile
pappenhein1, Nine. Paf:nicre, and then Minnie
1}aiiIck, who has hui so remarkable u SUCCESS in
Vienna and elsewhere in Austria.
, 1876-05-28

MISS VAN ELSSEN'3 DEBUT.
The New York Herald has the following ae-
count Of Miss Van Elsncr's (of Bloomington,
Ill. y debut in London few days ago: Miss
Van Elsner made lcr debut rs isabella, III
"Robcrt lc Diablc,' at Drury Lane tonight
wisely taking secondary part uudcr Nine
Nilsson's kindly care. have just RETURNED at
mianirht from Drury Lane, having witnessed
the performance OF three acts. Miss Van
Elsner sang In yano il Fato" and Della
Tromba Gucriaera !" correctly aud spirlteuly
aud with good stage presence rcapng aner.Hr rat;.
applause from am no,,t;";;nr EaS,sn % tl,at "t1 oi
l,.r ncrsonal friends, who at the end
f Of ne irst act sunmoncd her before the snr'atn
Mr. Mapleson deserves tanSs Tyr gv'1s Nss ~ .1s
cnioycd the kindly co-uperatlon ana nusee " -'ao
Nilsson. She gives promise Of developing 'llo d
singer of sterling merit
MUSICAL NOTES.
-5o-etzc1. o1ternatcs ut the baton with OGcn-
bach.
Ole Bull will likely give concerts in Paris next
winter. ...
Patti is engaged for twentg~nFe pefiosWaaIes -
the Theatre Italicn. Paris. -..
The new ouatuor by Signor Verdi Is to po exc
cuted by the famous artists siVofl' "ten'a"s
Leonard and Scrvais.
NJ. Gounoa has terminated the score OF
t'polycucte. which will be produced III Tue eo'i@
inc winter at the French Opera
n,,a rnan,scr,nt ot Senior Gomez, the Brazilian
composer, who is engaged on work Tor the zen
tenuial, by command Of the Emperor, will Dc ready
probably in June, ..,.. =, n.r hmm, IN
al'ss yutau ~ .,l tba Summer svasou She will
Xxx tSs Kclloss English Opera Troupe in the fall
ind il engaged IN the study OF new roles
The Danish composer n. Sctls Y: ,wa Saas' y VII IT,
leave Copenascn shts montn n 'EI n;s new otaorio
present OF tAe .snGueaatn " ' ,,n1tcr s per-
, 1876-05-28
TEE OUTER WORLD.


The principal dramatic event Of the week In
New York was the performance Of "As You
like It J, for the benefit Of Miss Fanny Davcn-
1,nrt nt the Fifth Avenue Theatre Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Davenport played Rosali''d,
Mr., Darrctt Orlando, Mr. E. L. Davenport
.1nooues, Mr.. Davldge Touchstone, Mr. Fisher
ddana, Sidney Cowell A"drey. Mr: william
Castle, the opcra-singcr, sang tue original music
Of tue part Of An.iens. The cast, 1T WILL be seen'
is destined to hare place in dramatic annals.
anI 1 !fcI;ghtfuI. TIC FIFTH Avenue Theatre
during the remainder Of the week (exccptt
Saturday night, When " 4 Serious Fu'nily" anu
4 uForanontus II were given for DaEidse's bcnc-
tit) was devoted to the representaa,hon Is, o.
apiquc," wlicl, is to run Up its 2ooth night.
Wai}ark,s season closed with seven representa-.
tions OF Boucirault's "How She Loves Him."
aJulius C:psAr" was revived, with the Original
cast, for ono week only, at Booths. Con-
regularly ut tne 4n9h IN sfnn's bcnt Of
Mrs. wilkins. Thursday afternoon, Mr. Charles
Thorue had 4 benefit, playing SIR Thomas cltDorrd
IN 1.-THE Hunchback,'' with the assistance Only Only
s.Uuclc Toms cabin" with Mrs. Howard ~ as
1opsy and Dljou Heron as Eea' was INT a'eAs''oA
at the Park ....
GREBN-RooM NoTRs.
Harry Beckett is going back to burlcsque-
The Loudon Globe Theatre is performing '&cr5p-
toconc1oi yphonostomato," with great applause.
+. X. Emmett had to be taken from the stage OF
the Melbourne Opera House on account Of into1i-
cation.
Miss Dickinson is to write play for Miss hath"
arinc Rogers The latter believes in the former
both ns author and actress.
Wallacks company Is to play in Brooklyn this
week. and the Fotcnccs will open the summer
scuson ut WailackB Theatre.
Mrs. J,11. IIackett, widow Of the celebrated
comedian. appeared ut two performances IN bui
fsu last week The feature Of the entertainments
was her rendering OF the sleep walking scene IN
''Macbcta+"
Edwin Booth and McVicker's company were 81
Toronto last week; John E. Owens Ut baltimore
Mia Mary Anderson ut Washington; SotheTn on
Middie.State country tours the Salisbury Trouta-
siours at Pittsbnrg; John r. Raymond At Albany,
1,nchester and other New York cities; Frank Mayd
ut Portland, Ne. Edwin Adams at san Francisco
George Honey. the English comedian, having
declincl to take certain parts assigned 70 nam y.
fhe Globe Theatre, Boston, has been discharged Dy
tie naanager. It is to make tour Of New Ens1ana
| With the Company Of the Globe Theatre, beginning
| at Providence tomorrow night. i Is now A.
rnnrcd that Mr. ". It. Floyd, OF Walacks. VIII pt
the responsible manager Of the GLOBE IheaIse ne1
| season.
, 1876-05-28
Sonata minor-Chopin.. ............Von Bulow
Elijah. Beethoven Society
OPERA SEASON.

sonata minor-Chopln-.... ' on lSuioW wv
EllJoH. ..beetuoscn ooeAet1
OPERA SEASON.
=. There hare been six seasons Of opera, none OF
them very noteworthy except the fourth (the En-
gIish). The FIRST was tho Oatcs season, which COM
ruenced at IIooley's June IS, 1875, and included
seven performances; tho second, the LaedcThranz
season CsN1crry Wives Of Nindsor'), at Nc
yickcr's Theatre, Noy. s, 1875, seven pcFfor1n-
anccs; the third. the Oates scason, ut Nc
formanccs: the fourth. the Kellogg season, at
HooIey's, Jan. s, 1876, twcnty-one performances;
the dfih, the Richings 1iernard scason, at Woods
and tho sixth, the julia Mathews season, at The
Academy Of Music, March co. 1876. fourteen per
formsnces II addition to these the SECOND aet Of
and thc fourth act Of s.The Hugucnots !"
BY the Pappenhedi.n troupe, s,ay Il; and ,hs
md fourth acts OF :rrevatoee. sn the seconl nct
Df der FrcischRctz, :" May Il. The operas per-
formed have been Us follows, including the NUM-
). brewer Of Preston @ s Princess ot Tfeblzonde,'
Gir,"s Les I i:avards. .rr!si % Gy jury, Fra
o1t o cat Rsoh's5 e as sssh
01 Figaro, - Ernani. anu 'eIhc Granu Duch~
css," each. or these operas. - Les Pres St
Gervais. ~ ''Trial by Jury. :" The 1'alsman," :"
'.The brewer Of Preston,'s and LEFTY" were
given for the hrHt time IN this city.
ORATOKIO.
The oratorio performances have been few in num-
her. In December, 1876, the Messiah" ws:
twice given by Mr.. Blackman'a chorus, now ths
"Choral Union, :" and during the present montf
the same society have given selections from ''San
| Son ~ and Elijat." The latter work IS whole
was given by the Beethoven Society last Thnraday
evening.
FIRST APPEARANCES.
| During the season the following first appearance
| have been made: Sopranos, Miss Lizzie cronyn
| Miss Julia Mathews, Miss Laura Schrmer, Mis-
Z. A. Humphrey, Miss ". E. Benziser Mrs
| Louisa Oliver, Miss Montague, Nine. Eugene
! Pappcnhei1n, and Miss Kate Douglass; altos, Mis-
| Anna Drasdil; tcnoss, Mr. J. G. Bartlett. Mt
| Aionzo Hitch; tassos, Mr. Castor Gottschalk
| aud Mr.. Conlcy: pianidts, Dr. Won BuloW, Made
! line Schiller, and Oscar Sct,Inon.
, 1876-05-28
1)ehnt Of Miss Van Elsner--Muslcal
Notes at Home and Abroad.
Principal Events Of the Year in the
Chicago Dramatic World.
The Favorite P1ays---Notes and An
nouncemeuts---Green-Room Gossip.
MUSIC.


TIE MUSICAL SEASON OF 1S35-'1D,
xb;ch includes the year from June l, 1875, to
June l. 1876, is now ut close, and it will be in
teresting to glance at some Of the results which
hsye been accomplished. There has been very
large increase Of musical entertainments, and
rot there has been much less real music than
during the two previous seasons. In the season
=, 1873 Il there were 123 concerts; in the sea-
sou Of 1s74,75 there were 1S3 concerts; this
eesson there have been no less tnan 237. In
the sesson Of 1Ss33-'74 there were G9 operas
oiyen: IN the season Of 1s74-'s5 there were also
G. operas; this season there have been -. The
nrorramnes Of 1S173-'7I included SIS numbers,
representing 1873 composers; those OF 1ss4o75
included .l,a56 numbers, representing 2A com
posers; this seasons programmes include e,oos
numbers, representing 800 composers
T11B TOTAL NUMBER
, 1876-05-28

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TIE TOTAL NUMBER
II fnazfnsrannccs Is diviilnl I'M az follows:


THE PROGRAMMES.
The numbers in detail have been divided among
COMPOSERS as follows: Chopin, al, OF which ~
we're given 1t Mr.. Wolfsohn's recitals; Mendcls-
tohu, 12S; Beethoven, 80; Bach, 81: Kossln1. o1'
Liszt, Il; Schumann. II; Handef and Ncyeroeer,
70 each; Schubert, 36, Dalfe, 81; Wagner 81;
Rubin.tetu, 80; Verdi and Weber. 30 EACH No
xsr, IS; Donizetti and Gounod, - each: Hat
ton, o6; Abt, q; Buck, 2l; Haydn and Sullivan.
la eaeh; Raft and Lecoca. IS, Wallace and Flotow,
Il; Aubes, ADAM. Guiln.ant,. Kneeken, and
0tenbach, Is; Thicle, II; Merkel, Nicolai.
Pinisuti, and Ambrolse Thomas, a. Hssse and
ienps. temps .; Thalberg. Mactarren, Jensen, Eiehberg,
"a 20 ts5ass sssxsis S%s;
Eamenihal, I and Battiete. 6; Beneaict, Gadc,
eoltscbslk. Gnmbert lachner, Pagnnini, R1.er, @
Richter, storok, schmol and vosel. >; o;nlier Ter
e Ley. Kuak Tr,n1 huEms TInst catnpssa Gloyes,
sasgiel. and Allen, 4; Aand, BECKER, ooshsa, h.
aaaas aaaler , Mcrcaaante. langod otto. Reineeke,
.chnllhod, Pill: wold, Warren, Wieniaw;sky'
fnass, TahsrowsSy, Toplid, Tausig, schira,
lchreiner, Schneider, .1tode, Reichardt Pr9me. as
.eeendre. @ Lubeck, Lnrnbye,- Kunkei Keller,
Ieber, kontsky, Jsdassohn Hauptna9n3, Mclet'
Iabn.si, GAM, Ford, Faust, Erkel, Cla7ens,
ampana, coencn, Best, Blansini, Billetef, Druca,
'eroz. Braga Bcrignano and belz. .,a = anu IT ~
prmed O{ these Numbers, 115 have been by
American composers, Dudley Buck heading the
lat with twenty one numbers
PROMINENT WORKS.
The season has developed several new and i'm
,ortant works. VIC print below the most notable
hat have been given, with the names Of composers
Ind performers; those marked with a star being
, 1876-05-28

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, 1876-05-28

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11
SILVER CITY, NEW, SATURDAY, MARCH H. 1876

ance of this wonderful crib. Poor
little thing 1t is like the rest already
budding into nothingness and CON-
parative obscurity through the gran
deur of its surroundings.
There is lesson in that crib story /;
let us find it. Can VIC have nothing,
be nothing and do nothing of our
selves but we must rely upon the
meretricious surroundings of wealth
for our notorietyi Can our members
OF Congress do nothing but heap
around themselves brick, mortar and
marble to shock the world into a
stupor of amazement, forgetting their
own identity. and die with this their
little dog, unless something from
themselves can creep out to prove
they have aspired to be leaders in
government, that they might give of
their strength and help the republic
in its struggle to maintain itself free
from corruption and free from the
temptati IN to throw itself into an
ocean of luxury, doomed a. last, if too
long continued, to swallow and de-
stIoy itl The career of Secretary
Belknap is sad commentary on the
degeneracy of the times in this par
ticular. Wealth! wealth. wealth!
Give me wealth. And whyl Because
I cannot compete with my fellow
statesmen in the power Of show with
out l have il, and because our states
men at Washington are, day by day,
getting more ostentatious in their
pride of power. We have TO trenble
and fear for the future of that repub-
lie matured in simplicity and created
from principle. While we fear moth
ing from Senator Jones in this par
ticular, believing him to be an honest
man, we do fear for those who hold
themselves, as he does, members of
Congress without the power to vie
with him socially, as well as for
those who are yet to come after, if
nothing can be done to break up this
habit of striving with each other for the
poorest sort of power-the power of
ostentation.
CYNTHIA ANN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11
Assessment Notices.

4 MAZON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company.-Lesatio.l o: princi pal place
Of business, San Francisco. Califo.nia-Locs-
ton of works. DEVILS Gate Mining District.
Lyon County, Nevads.-Notice is hereby given
that st meeting of the Directors held on the
oath day of February. 1876, An assessment
no. p OF IS cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
immediately in United States gold coin 70 the
Secretary 1t the office Of the Company, No.
$50 Pine street, San Francisco, California Any
main un paid on the 2sth day of March, 1876,
will be delinquent, and advertised fer sale at
public auction: and unless payment = made
before will be sold on MONDAY, the Tth day
of April, 1876, to pay the delnlqien: assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
r. +. HoSMLR, Sec'y.
0fhce-Room 20 and 81. No. $50 Pine street,
San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11

Millinery and Hair Work.
MRS. H. WATSON,
The Pioneer Milliner of Nevada,
&pue DOer NOutho Of Paul Gross
Meat Market, silver Ctty,
ocers her services ~ the Ladies' Of silver
City and vicinity. Latest Styles OF
MILLINERY and Hair Goods. RIB
hons and Tiowers for Parties.
HAIR DRESSING A SPECIALITY
sx- Old Fashioned Hats removed 20 the pre-
ysifing fashions. at reasonable rates.
Ladies', give me call and Iwili give you
satissction. ~,us u v.rsoS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11
DEPOT HOTEL
AT THE DEPOT,
Wk. r. CHAMBERLAIN, PROPRIETOR

uNHIS house Is situated beside the Railroad
Il track, and II is but step from the
building to the Cars of the q. p r. Il. on one
side and those of the V. 4 T. Il. h. for Steam
boat. All the attachments Of u First-clsss
Hotel are supplied. All the Passenger trains
stop in front of the Hotel
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11
N OF &c E .

During my absence from Dayton, MIR.
HOMER W BoNHAM is duly authorized to
transact business in my place, to receive and
receipt for all bills due me,
L. CRoCKErT.
pArros, NlS.. Z. Dec. ls7A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11
VIM. NJ. GILLESPIE.
SOLICITOR FOR PATENTS,
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Searchr .sf Records and Con.
vey ances.
wAEEpS, LEASES, POWERS OF ATroR-
Oney, Mortgages, Bonds, Interpretations
and other papers. carefully prepared. and de-
positions taken.
Applications for, and Protests Of Adverse
Claimants against. United States Pstents on
Mines made . speciality.
oFFICE:-Front room, Mayhopack House.
i02 Ia twest sidel south Z. street, soutn OF
wells, Fargo & Cos, (entrsnce room No. - +.
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ASSN NEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE
CRAIG COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

In obedience to q decree of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Western District of Virginia. rem
defed the 10th day of February 1876 in the mat
ter of Clifton G. Hill, Assignee Geo. W. Morgan
will SELL in front OF the Courthouse door OF Craig
county, to the highest bidder, aspubic AUCTION, ol
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH 1876,
lit being the first day of the Circuit Coart,)
the following tract land embraced in the schedule
of said bankrupt, to wit:
one tract of 100 acres situated on Craig's Creek a
branch OF James river in said co4nty, adjoining
the lands of Reuben Farrow, and others.
Also, one tract of As part OF survey of lac
acres, adjoining the other tract.
Improvements consist of dewlling. and other out-
houses The land is in fair state of cultivation,
an forests covered with pine and other valuable
timAers.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash hand TO satisfy sad trust deed and egpenes
thereof, and on residue, one-fourth cash, and the
balance on IL and l8 months credit the purchaser
giving bonds with ample personal security, and the
title to pc retained by the Assignee until the whole
of the purchase money shall have been paid.
G. e. HILE. Assignee
May 4-tds OF Geo. W. Morgan, bkt.
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Docket ease No. !
IN TEE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert Page, bankrupt.
At Harrisonnurg, in said district, the 22nd day of
May, A. u. 1876.
TAKE NoTIcE-An order has been issued that AL the
creditors OF Robert Page, bankrupt, appear be-
G. Douglas Gray, Register in bankruptcy at his Of
flee in Harrisonburg Va on the 18th day of June, a.
d. 1896 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause if any they
have why the real estate of said Bankrupt Consist
ing of 81 OF land lying in Page county, Va.1
should not be sold free OF liens, by E. Jones Arm
strong, Assignee ia Bankruptcy OF said Robt Page
and the liens transferred to the fund in Court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
may 25-2t Register ia Bankruptcy.
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docket case No.

docket case Nc.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
.tates for the Western District OF Virginia-In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Mark Ruffner Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 22nd
day Of May a. d., 1876
Take Notice-An order has been issued that all the
creditors of Mark Rutfner, bankrupt, appear be-
fore c. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankruptcy, at
his office in Harrisonburg, Va, on the l5th day of
June d.. 1876, at 10 O'Clock, M, ard show cause
any they have Wh ~ the real eate oi sd
county Va. Should not be sold free of liens by E.
Jones Armstrong. Assignee in Bankruptcy OF said
Mark Rutfner and the Liens transferred to the fund
in court.
C. DOUGLAS GRAY,
may 25-2t Register i'll Bankruptcy.