Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

NEW TALENT.-This morning Thomas
Peasley. of the Opera House, Virginia,
left by Pioneer stage for San Francisco,
where he will engage "new talent" for
the opening of his house during this week.
Messrs. Peasley s Hemminway, as lessees
of this establishment, propose to furnish
TO the playgoers of Virginia a first-class
minstrel troupe, and two evenings Of the
week to present some local play that can
be witnessed by the ladies of the city, and
thus furnish some legitimate amusement
for the long evenings of the coming win
ter. Mr.. Peasley is well known as an en-
ergetic man, and if he succeeds in procur-
ing the right kind of material at the Bay
City, we believe that his patronage will be
without limit, for the previous narrow
minded policy Of the theatres Of Virginia
have no7at all times met with approba-
ton.
WoNDERFUL.-Five years have made a
great change in u domestic matters. In
go, although we abounded in many of
the staples Of life, and had but few Of the
superiuities of a luxurious existence, and
as for female society, it was beyond the
Slerras, where the broad Pacific washes
our golden shores. Five years. What a
change! Last evening we passed down
South Z street, and were absolutely be-
wildered at the passing beauty of the
wives, daughters and sweethearts Of our
citizens. Naturally of u ~sanguine tem-
permanent, we watched the fair females
footsteps, foolishly feeling fortunate for
one fair smile. But we weakened. When
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office. they
all disappeared in n huge pile Of dry
goods, said TO be owned by Rosener &
Co., who are selling at cost. AS We
didn't have any coin, we sighed for the
days of go.
VIRGINIA HowARD.-This lady, so long
a resident of Storey county and one of
the best actresses that ever played on a
Nevada stage, is at present (as we learn
by a letter received from an intimate
friend) playing to crowded houses at Mo-
bile, Alabama, at which place she is en-
gagged for the space of six months. Upon
the conclusion of her present engagement,
Miss Howard will return to Virginia for,
Notwithstanding our barren soil, our in.
hospitable climate, (see the Sacramento
Union,) our rain and hail, and silver
bricks, the lady still loves some of the
integral portions of Nevada, and during
the coming winter we trust to witness her
rendition of Camille" in our estimation
the best delineation we have ever wit
messed. We shall be glad to welcome
Virginia to Virginia.
ACCIDENTALLY SHor.--Yesterday morn
ing a young man named Dobey was acct
dentally shot at Eight.mile Ranch, on the
Truckee road. DR.. McMeans, OF Vir-
ginia, was called upon, from whom We
obtain the following particulars: Dobey,
while getting on his horse, by some means
caused the discharge of a very small 6ye-
shooter pistol. The ball entered in the
region of the stomach and ranged towards
the right eppegastrium, and finally lodged
in one of the TRAVERSE muscles of the alb
domen. The injured man, although quite
badly hurt, is not in a dangerous condi-
ton. and will be moved to Virginia, to-
day or tomorrow.
MEETING OF FENIANs.-The members
of the Fenian Circle of Virginia met at
the Court House yesterday afternoon, and
after proceeding with the regular business
of the circle, adjourned to meet at the same
place Thursday evening, at "a o'clock.
At that time the Subscription Committee,
appointed from the several wards, are ex-
pected to report, and it behooyes every
Tr,k,,on ,r.hN Fovpra ranuh lIppn IngflfIl-
tons and liberty to be present at that
time. Some eloquent speeches are antiei-
pated, and a general ratification of Fe-
nianism may be expected.
PLACE TO Buy MENT.-Messrs. Hayes
& Co., of the St. Charles market, in the
upper end of town, have made arrange
ments BY which they are enabled to take
the lead in the market business. Custom
ers can always find at their shop the best
meats in the market, and can make pur-
chases there at as low prices as at any
shop in Gold Hill. We call the attention
of hotel proprietors and others to the ad-
vertisement of the st. Charles market, in
another column. Mill men can also be
supplied by Messrs. Hays & Co. with
rendered tallow, for use on machinery.
ANOTHER Acc1DBNr.-This morning,
q workman at the Burke s. Hamilton
mine, named Pat Moran, had his ankle
crushed badly in descending the shaft.
When the cage was within about thirty
feet Of the bottom, the brake became I'M
o manageable and the cage went down on
"a rum injuring Moran as above. DR..
Webber was called and attended the in
iured man, who will have q long and pain
full time of suffering.
REcoRDER's CoURr.-Betore Recorder
Meagher, Virginia, this morning: r. Jones,
disturbing the peace, paid costs and was
discharged. p. Cooney, arrested for fight
ing was discharged. 4. Bertheimer, max
ing threats against life, will be tried this
afternoon. Jos. Rodgers, disorderly con-
duct, fined SIS and costs. I. Graham
drunk, fined So and costs. b.. Williams
drunk and disorderly, fined 50 and costs
Music HALL.-This place of entertain
ment continues to be crowded nightly,
and Walter Bray's new local farce OF
Three Fast Men is having a great sue
cess. Miss Joey LaForrest, a beautiful
and versatile actress, is making hosts OF
friends, and although almost a stranger,
has already become a great favorite. Go
70 the Music Hall tonight, and see her.
RuNAwAY.-Last evening, about nine
o'clock, a buggy team containing James
Marclay and two ladies, passed through Z
stree: at a terrific rate, and the speed OF
the horses was only abated by a grand tip
over at the north OF the CITY. No injury
done, except to the buggy, which was
badly stove.
The Yellow Jacket Company are still
working a large force of men about their