Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-03

Grass and child.
PIpsR's OPERA HOUSE, To-SIGHT.-This
evening there is morally sure to be n
very large audience Mt PIper's Opera
House. Willie Edouin, together with
the talented Opera House Dramatic
Company, will appear in something en-
tirely novel and particularly pleasing in
the way of theatrical performance on
that stage. The evenings entertain
ment will open with Simpsons three
act comedy entitled "Second Love; or,
the Watch Dog )" in which Miss Sue
Robinson will appear in her fayorlte
character OF Elenor Mowbry. The in
terlude will be eulivened with a fayorite
ballad by Miss Sue Robinson, and the
wonderful "Spade Dance by Willie
Edouin to be followed by Edouin's
original limitations o~fJapanese jusglerS,
in which he made such Il tremendous
hit in San Francisco ; the whole to con-
clude with the screaming pantomime
entitled " Hop in the WE'LL" in which
the whole company will appear. A
more pleasing and varied performance
has not beer given at the Opera House
for some time, and as it will be the last
for some weeks, our theuter-goers
should by all means go and see the fun.
STERN Has AKRIvED.-Stern, the
elder, chief partner in the well known
firm of Stern Il Son, Main street, just
below the Granite Mill, Gold Hill, re-
turned last evening from San Francisco.
He made large purchases OF goods Tor
his store, the first installment OF which
has arrived. The balance is on the
way. Mr.. Stern describes the accumu-
latiou Of freight in the warehouses,
depot, and on the levee at Sacramento
rs fearful, the railroad company being
unable to transport it just Ut present,
by reason Of their concentrating their
energies and resources in building tue
road out toward Salt Lake lie consid-
ers California cafe for Grant and Coliax
by a good majority, and says Union
men need not be afraid to bet two to
one on the State going Union, for on
that proposition Sam Braunan offers TO
bet from ten dollars up to Il hundred
thousand. Stern evidently considers
the country safe. 'ris well.
RALLY AT DAYTON To.NrGHr.-The
grand Union mass meeting Mt Dayton,
is tho present point for consideration
among the stirring patriots of this part
of the country. Hon. ThoS. Fitch and
Judge 4. W. Baldwin will be there and
address the meeting in n couple OF the
best live American speeches ever heard,
such as Americans, whether native or
adopted, delight in listening to. Our
loyal Dayton friend, will be Joined in
this demonstration by the Union men OF
all the country around, including n huge
torchlight delegation from Silver City.
The famous Grant Glee Club of Virginia
will also be there, with somo OF their
best campaign songs. Four stages will
20 down from Virginia and Gold Hill,
for the accommodation OF those who
desire to 90 there. Passage down and
back, three dollars.
IMpERIlL.-The winze sinking from
the 7O0-foot level has so nearly connect
ed with the raise from the 900-level
that the blows and rafting Of picks can
be distinctly heard from one to the
other, but singular to relate, the sound
is so much alike on all sides that they
cannot tell in which direction 10 exca-
yate in order to make the connection.
1t will probably be made somehow,
however, in o day or two. An excel
lent body of ore is developed Mt the 400
foot level, and that at the TO0-foot level
continues to hold out well and improve.
They have eight months ore in sight,
and the prospects Of the mine are better
than for o long time past.
The ORPHANS FAIR.-This pleasure
BILE institution now progressing Mt Ar
mory Hall, Virginia, for the benefit of
the Nevada Orphans Asylum, was we'll
attended last evening, and large sales
made Of rattle tickets, worsted and fancy
goods, ~postofice letters, grab box prizes,
etc. 1t is O glorious place to go and
spend nm agreeable evening with good
looking, sweet spoken, sociable young
ladies, and it only costs four bits to gain
admittance to their society. After n
certain hour, too, much delightful dane
ing is indalged in, to the sound OF merry
music. Go to the Fair tonight.
LECTURE AND PSycuouErRIc READINGS.
AS will be seen by notice in another
column, Mrs. n. r. Gore will give n
lecture and psychometric readings Of
character at S~piritualistic Hall, b street,
Virginia, on Sunday tomorrow even
ing, commencing at y o'clock. SPir-
itualists and general scarchers after
more light in tina, line will please take
notice. The Hall referred to is u few
doors north of Taylor street, under Or.
Powers Office.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES at St. Johns
Church tomorrow, ut IL A. NJ. by Rev.
J. ]. Talbot, and in the evening at I!
o'clock, by Rev. 0. W. Whitaker, OF
Virginia. Sunday School Mt p. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
A CHANGr.-Henry ynusickle, well
known as the proprietor of Van Siekle's
Station, between Genoa and the foot OF
the Kingsbury Grade, on the Plncerviile
road, has purchased the stable n
wagon yard of Derby L Bass, on the
Divide, aud will take possession IN "
few days.
ROYAL HORSE, 0rERA.-Among our
Carson items see what the appeal says
about Chiariui's Royal Italian Circus
...--oj ~ Carson last night.