Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-22

etc., was to DO the manager, or manageress
-ifI know which to say, ] am a sinner-of
the new company, but Charles Tibbetts now
appears on the bills for that position. The
company will include Mrs. Sedley Brown,
Mrs. Judah, Miss Caroline Chapman, Miss
Julia Gould, Mrs. Alicia Vaudeville Thorne,
Miss Hinckley, Messrs. Leach, Beatty, Per
cy, Thnyer, ct al The company is certainly
a superb one, and ought to fill the house If it
can ever be filed, which doubt. The open
ing is fixed for tomorrow evening, and the
new sensation drama Of the intensely thrill.
ing order, " Neighbor lakewood" is the first
thing on the bills.
THB HTBgRNIcAN,
With the added attractions Of Mrs. Blaisdell,
Little Clara, and the Bell-Ringers, is doing q
fair business yet at the Academy Of Music.
but must give way soon, as
BRAHBILLA
Is about to commence one more farewell en-
gagement there. She Isl good egg, is Brom-
billa, and keeps w~ell-except when she agrees
to play at the benefit Of another artist, when
she is apt to be taken suddenly sick.
sRTcHELL
Takes another farewell benefit on Thursday
evening, at the Opera House, when he will
retire from the stage-for a week or two, and
then come back and take another. People
have got so attached to his farewell benefits
that they won't 20 to see him at oil, unless 1t
is on such an occasion.
THE BrIsLAYs
AFRO busily engaged at the Metropolitan, en-
deayoring to break somebody's neck. The
fall in the Bay, and tho fall on the stage,
proved bully things for them In the way Of
gratuitous advertising. and verify they have
their reward.
4 BRILLIANT IDEA.
The present location Of the San Francisco
slaughter houses is on Brannan street, in a
bend of the Mission Creek, under a hill,
which partially shelters them from the north
west wind. Now the city has grown out to
them, and It is proposed to get rid Of the in
sufFerable stencil by removing them elsewhere.
And where do you suppose they propose to
locate them? Why, over at North Beach,
near the Preside. Now it happens that the
wind blows throcgh the Golden Gate and
directly into the city over that precise locality
for eight months in the year, and to place
the slaughter houses there will be to give the
entire city the full benefit Of all the flies and
a stencil which is only second in horrible
density to that which prevails in the Police
Court room when the Bohemian Of the Sage
Brush is in the dock for being drunk over
night.
TIE TALLBsT THROWING ON RECORD
Was done-if the story Of a supposed burglar
is to be creditcd-yeSterday morning. A
party had been out over night on a lark, and
in returning, came down Montgomery street
about daylight. A scufie ensued between
two Of the party-all in a friendly way-and
one Of them picking the other up, flung hin
higher nor a kite with such force that he
struck the transom window Of n clothing
store, eleven feet up from the ground, ant
went through head first into tho store, where
he WAS caught and held by the clerk, who
was sleeping there, until the police arrived
and locked him up. Unfortunately, the pool
fellows boots were found outside the door
and the impression has somehow got abroad
that the big throwing story is all hun and
that the gentle stranger was actually engaged
in committing a burglary. As he could no
find the man who did the heavy throwing, ht
waived an examination in the Police Court
this morning. and is now awaiting the action
Of the Grand Jury in the County Court. Thi'
poor fellow is an English Cockney, just arriy'
ed from the "hold co Intry," and | am afraid
that this unfortuitous circumstance will seri'
ously interfere with his future prospects ir
the land of his adoption. Well, SIGH is life
rs I think | remarked once or twice before
THE LATEST AND MOST HORRIBLE
Case of infamy which has been before oul
Courts is that Of q man named Johnson
formerly a newspaper carrier in this city
and d man Of considerable means, who il
under arrest IN the charge Of incest, prefer
red against him BY his own son-in-law
johnson is, almost as a matter Of course, al
E~nglishman by birth, and has been carrying
the daily papers for years on = route which
includes Pike street and other sections Of the
Barbary Coast. He had two Of his daughters
the eldest now about twenty years OF age
and the youngest perhaps eighteen, to assis'
him in carrying his papers, they making thu
rounds with him summer and winter, early
or late, rain or shine. The girls were greatly
petted by the people on their route. and were
frequently presented with articles OF value by
respectable ladies, who commisscrated theii
condition. It is now alleged that the father
seduced the eldest years ago, and that more
recently the youngest also fell q victim to hit
hellish lusts, tho eldest actually aiding ant
assisting him in the ruin Of her sister. He
left some months since and went off to the
Sandwich Islands, but on his return was i'm
mediately arrested by the police. Such
case is enough to make a man loath the
whole race to which he belongs and sicken a,
the sight Of his follow men ; the only conso'
lation to be found in It, in any shape, is con.
tanned in the single fact that the infamou.
brute is not an American. I have seen many
an American up for crimes, but never fol
this crime, of all crimes the most horrible.
Adios. ANIoo.