February 9, 1888 (4 pages)

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NYE AS A PLAYWRIGHT. fle Describes a New Opera of Which He Is the Author. HAVE just re turned from a4 private rehearsal of a new operetta of which I am _ the author, and hasten to writea fair, honest criticism of it for the press, In this criticism I shall try to be per: = ~ fectly frank to mention any defects, and yet I shall try te avoid hurting the author’s feelings. I want to score the operetta with a merciless hand, and yet I'do not wish to give myself needless pain, : The operetta itself is called “The Singed Cat,” because it is really so much better than it.seems to be. The music was composed partly by myself and. partly by a count who Plays on the ferryboats in summer and has’ his wifitérs ‘to himself. He does not wish to have his name used, because, as he sa'ys, he is afraid that ‘‘foreign powers will get on to it and make him come back to attend’to the count business again.” He says it is very disagrecable to be a count and live on a long, slim pedisree and what the neighbors bring in from time to. time. Tio orchestra opens the performance with a sel@ttion from the “Flying Dutchman.” Dificult as it may anpear, the orchestra makes a good selection from this gentleman, and itis played well after everything ig ready. It takes some little time for an orchestra to get ready, however, The man who bites off the first joint of the clarionet breathes a few liquid notes, the first violin pounds ‘‘A” and tho gentieman with the basg00n looks up into its dark recesses to see if any cayenne or kittens have been deposited =— . taere since he played last. The superintendent of the large violin stands it upon end and . feels of its staccato. He then chalks his bow THE SCHOOL, : and the leader whispers in a low voice to the man who salivates the cornet. The snare drum soloist gets his assortment of drums into a semi-circle, hangs his triangle where he can get at it; runs his eye over the xylophone, slcizh bells, bird eall,-picket fence, bones, castanet, cymbals, Swiss bells and fortissimo. The leader writes his autograph in the atmosphere with his, stick and the band goes into committee of the whole with a wild snort. A difficult piece then follows. Some ult that theo! could not have played it. The curtain now rises, and a primary school of over 800 pupils is seen passing in review across the stage, singing a song of forty-nine verses, meantime going throuch a system of calisthenics;—In making one-night stands with ‘‘The Singed Cat,” most any primary school will do with a.few rehearsals for this chorus. Get these children secured in advance and all their parents will come to see how the children look on the stage. I thought of this myself. A. beautiful soprano now comes on, accompanied by her voice, and wonders where Felix is. She decidestosing asmall song while waiting forhim. Thesong {is an arpezgio with . diatonic scales on it. It begins low and fluttering, like ofthe audience are heard "to state that they . wish -it-had been-so difficul orchestra THE SOPRANO, tue cry of a wounded clay pigeon, and gradually soars upward, like the price of. coal, and ends with some artistic gargling which sug“. \géstsa warblo in the upper register. As she gets. more confidence in herself she becomes more irritated because Felix did not get thero,et the same time he said he would? The prima donna of the ‘‘Singed Cat” has @ pleasant voice, full of timbre and fine allemovement, bordering on the andante. . Riley, who has heard her, says'that when she pulls out the Jast joint on her crescendo and opens her upper register, her mouth looks not unlike a stab in the dark. She sings with the whole arm movement,-and her action is good as she goes by the judges’ stand. She has a selection in the second act called ‘Back to Our Mountains;’ in which she starts off with--a—ritard in which she emits a chest note which tests the . acoustics of the hall, that she is tickled to gét back to her mountains; such as they are, and is pleased with the altitude. She has assisted in “The Damnation of Faust,” but otherwise her conduct has been good. She is a widow, her husband being deceased. He was listening to the song of a ot an idea that the saw had something confidential to;communicate and desired to take that purpose. Anyway, he was in that condition when they found him. For that reason her music is frequently tearful and often solfeggio in spots. Her repertoire is very large and hasa lid on it. The only criticism that I feel warranted in imaking, and IT hate to do that, is that she has slightly ruptured her voice by trying several years ago to sing a duet with herself and thus draw two salaries. When the applause has died away Felix comes in with a baritone voice and dimin» ished triad. He thinks of the first verse while the picwhich develops into a duodecimo run. He is b passe rounde lay The Singed Oat” will be produced at the Pole grounds early in January. Let there be full. bovse,—Bill Nye in New York World. : ‘ * -RURNISHED. 9, . buzz saw near Stillwater, Minn., in 1875, and” AYER'S Restores the color, gloss, and youthful freshness of the hair; stimulates a rich and luxurious growth; thoroughly. cleanses the scalp; prevents dandruff and humors; and is the most‘cleanly and effective preparation for the hair ever offered Rey. J. W. 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A particle is applied into each nostril and is agrceable. rice 50 cents at Druggiste by mail, registered, 60 cents. Circulars free. ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. Y CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ...... Nevada ity Paid up Capital $30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. WE sue SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New.York, ass \ Sam Francisce. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prinand EUBOPE. Collections on any part of the United State#a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrents.___— Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. ure OFFICERS: JORN PT MORGAN, oes eesursves CASHIER. D. EF. MORGAN..Ass’t CASHIER and SEv’y. DIRECTORS: be. R. M. Hunt, JouHN T. MoRGAN se 3 HUGHEs, D. E, More@an, Ww. Epwarps L. Housman, E. M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS: New York-—First National Bank. San Franei First _N. nal Bank, Sacramente—National Baadk of D. O. Mills Th Leading arnes Stop OF NEVADA CITY. Jas. 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NYE AS A PLAYWRIGHT. fle Describes a New Opera of Which He Is the Author. HAVE just re turned from a4 private rehearsal of a new operetta of which I am _ the author, and hasten to writea fair, honest criticism of it for the press, In this criticism I shall try to be per: = ~ fectly frank to mention any defects, and yet I shall try te avoid hurting the author’s feelings. I want to score the operetta with a merciless hand, and yet I'do not wish to give myself needless pain, : The operetta itself is called “The Singed Cat,” because it is really so much better than it.seems to be. The music was composed partly by myself and. partly by a count who Plays on the ferryboats in summer and has’ his wifitérs ‘to himself. He does not wish to have his name used, because, as he sa'ys, he is afraid that ‘‘foreign powers will get on to it and make him come back to attend’to the count business again.” He says it is very disagrecable to be a count and live on a long, slim pedisree and what the neighbors bring in from time to. time. Tio orchestra opens the performance with a sel@ttion from the “Flying Dutchman.” Dificult as it may anpear, the orchestra makes a good selection from this gentleman, and itis played well after everything ig ready. It takes some little time for an orchestra to get ready, however, The man who bites off the first joint of the clarionet breathes a few liquid notes, the first violin pounds ‘‘A” and tho gentieman with the basg00n looks up into its dark recesses to see if any cayenne or kittens have been deposited =— . taere since he played last. The superintendent of the large violin stands it upon end and . feels of its staccato. He then chalks his bow THE SCHOOL, : and the leader whispers in a low voice to the man who salivates the cornet. The snare drum soloist gets his assortment of drums into a semi-circle, hangs his triangle where he can get at it; runs his eye over the xylophone, slcizh bells, bird eall,-picket fence, bones, castanet, cymbals, Swiss bells and fortissimo. The leader writes his autograph in the atmosphere with his, stick and the band goes into committee of the whole with a wild snort. A difficult piece then follows. Some ult that theo! could not have played it. The curtain now rises, and a primary school of over 800 pupils is seen passing in review across the stage, singing a song of forty-nine verses, meantime going throuch a system of calisthenics;—In making one-night stands with ‘‘The Singed Cat,” most any primary school will do with a.few rehearsals for this chorus. Get these children secured in advance and all their parents will come to see how the children look on the stage. I thought of this myself. A. beautiful soprano now comes on, accompanied by her voice, and wonders where Felix is. She decidestosing asmall song while waiting forhim. Thesong {is an arpezgio with . diatonic scales on it. It begins low and fluttering, like ofthe audience are heard "to state that they . wish -it-had been-so difficul orchestra THE SOPRANO, tue cry of a wounded clay pigeon, and gradually soars upward, like the price of. coal, and ends with some artistic gargling which sug“. \géstsa warblo in the upper register. As she gets. more confidence in herself she becomes more irritated because Felix did not get thero,et the same time he said he would? The prima donna of the ‘‘Singed Cat” has @ pleasant voice, full of timbre and fine allemovement, bordering on the andante. . Riley, who has heard her, says'that when she pulls out the Jast joint on her crescendo and opens her upper register, her mouth looks not unlike a stab in the dark. She sings with the whole arm movement,-and her action is good as she goes by the judges’ stand. She has a selection in the second act called ‘Back to Our Mountains;’ in which she starts off with--a—ritard in which she emits a chest note which tests the . acoustics of the hall, that she is tickled to gét back to her mountains; such as they are, and is pleased with the altitude. She has assisted in “The Damnation of Faust,” but otherwise her conduct has been good. She is a widow, her husband being deceased. He was listening to the song of a ot an idea that the saw had something confidential to;communicate and desired to take that purpose. Anyway, he was in that condition when they found him. For that reason her music is frequently tearful and often solfeggio in spots. Her repertoire is very large and hasa lid on it. The only criticism that I feel warranted in imaking, and IT hate to do that, is that she has slightly ruptured her voice by trying several years ago to sing a duet with herself and thus draw two salaries. When the applause has died away Felix comes in with a baritone voice and dimin» ished triad. He thinks of the first verse while the picwhich develops into a duodecimo run. He is b passe rounde lay The Singed Oat” will be produced at the Pole grounds early in January. Let there be full. bovse,—Bill Nye in New York World. : ‘ * -RURNISHED. 9, . buzz saw near Stillwater, Minn., in 1875, and” AYER'S Restores the color, gloss, and youthful freshness of the hair; stimulates a rich and luxurious growth; thoroughly. cleanses the scalp; prevents dandruff and humors; and is the most‘cleanly and effective preparation for the hair ever offered Rey. J. W. 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ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS State and Federal, Office—Opposite the Court House, x BK. H. GAYLORD. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEVADA A 7 County, OMce at the Court Houre. — Alfred D. Mason, Counselor at Law and Notary Publio, Successsor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPE@IOR, poprem@e, District and Circuit Courts of the U. 5, I Ofice—Thomas. Block;-comer Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —AND= U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. ( FFICE—Upstairs in Beckman'’s Block, cor. Broad and. Vine S8ts., Nevada City Quick Time and Cheap Fares TO. Eastern and European Cities. BY. THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company [ AILY EXPRESK AND EMIGRAN’ Trains make prompt connection «with the several Railway Lines in the Kast, con necting at New Work and New Orleans With the #everal Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Slecping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains. 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It is easy for any one to make $6 and u wards per day, who is willing to work, Eith‘er sex, young or old; Capital not needed: Westert you. Everything new. No special ability required. You, reader, can do it as well as anyone. Write to usat once for ful) Kinson ao, Poruand, Mulnere’ “erem \ ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND Le NEVADA CITY.. 0.0. . CALIFORNIA Pie street, San Francisco, Ca, . ~~ ,. NO. 26 MAIN STREET.. ., NEVADA CITY, rlous person, many have made and are now . NATIONAL HOTEL: ‘ REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of the Union Hotel, Bevnda City.” © The only fire-proof, and. best conduated . Hote. in Nevada (itv. ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS : ON FIRST FLOOK SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELE 2 é Tha new manrgement have thoroughly overhauled theHete) and made many im portant changes, The proprietors have . rad many years exerience in the business, i i $ { Bb Disp eae and give their entire time and attention to the same, They have already made the National the frost popular Hotel in the moun tains of California, Particularly is the Natlonal adapted to the wants of the traveling publice—being in the center of the city, and having Fost Office: Express CMce and General stage. Office fe, all lines in the‘keme building. UNION HOTEL, tee RRR TS AEE NEVADA CITY, MRS. J. NAFFZIGER. .:Proprietrese _ H. @. PARSONS.. Business Manager THE LEADING HOTEL OF . TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the adventages offgred by this Hotel. The“hiouse contains £00 reoms, each of which is light and being no hotel inthe mountains equal it. The tables are supplied with she ant the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, : TOURISTS AND FAMILIES, © Free 'Bus to and from thé Depot. a STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALY arts of the Spner county, Grans Valley and arysville daily. : vara ulry, and well or elegantly furnished, there. Fe te . SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS =.. . far The best of Wines, Liquors and (t1sare furnished at the Bar. . ‘4 ms E Regulating Cathartic THE ACKNOWLEDGED . Tonite and Appetiszer. THE INDISPENSIBLE A SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever and Ague, AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES, OYSPEPSIA, : INDIGESTION, ; Loathing of Pood, Kidney Complaint, Nausea, impure Blood, Dr. Gunu's Bitters ‘ KE PURELY : — VEGETABLE A. Van Alstine & Co., Proprietors and Manufacturers. 722 Montgomery Street, San Franeises. FOR BALE BY CARE BROs., Kstablished im 1852. Nevada: Assay . Office. J.J OTT, Proprietor. J tion refined, melted and A By request, Gold Bais exchanged for: i> connection with my Assay Office I have a small Quartz Mill with which I can meke practical Mill Tests, end guarantee returns in every w: y: Wor! teats will be inade with from 50 to 600 pounds, PRICES No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Buy Geld Dast, Gold and ad ~“ Silver Bars. May 6, 1887, Surgeon. KK. Ww. CHARLES, Mu. R., ‘ Homepathio Physician, next door below Wells,’ Farge ex press office. : Household Remedy’ ; Costiveness and Constigation NERVOUSNESS § General Dehitity., Perfectly Safe, ;. _ Reliable. ifm (OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DEsORIP. @ UP nStaies BLASAUF'S BUILDING @ oats : Office Hours—10 te 12 A. M. SM. Oe yy WA. M., and 2te4 ’, M, fk