Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-28


G w Lameroux, ] S Kennedy, Chas L De
Long, w P Goodman, + Y Learbush, w II
jenkins, Miss Lizzie Moore, All Me, Henry
Boone.
PIPEu's OrERA HousE-PARErA-RosA.
The dress circle at the Opera House
last night was even better filed than on
the previous evening, all the spare room
outside of the regular seats, in the pass
age-ways, being occupied by people on
chairs and benches, showing no failure
in popularity on the part Of the attrac-
ton. The entertainment was far better
and more satisfactory than on the first
evening, the artists themselves being
evidently less restrained and more ut
home !; the musical selections were also
better. Madame Parepa-Rosa herself
more animation, and allowed
freer scope to her truly rich, flexible
and sweetly melodious voice, singing
English and Italian pieces.
were the versatile compass
and finely modulated tones Of her voice
made manifest in the beautiful and pop
ular piece of "Sweet Spirit Hear My
Prayer" Signor Ferranti took i'm
mensely with the audience, and his Pc
culiar, oddly delivered, intensely for.
eign, buffo Italian songs brought down
the house. He has the happy faculty Of
making his entire song very fairly un-
dertood simply by the force Of his de-
illustration alone. He has
no need to sing in English, at all. Mr..
Brookhouse Bowler's song Of "Good
Bye, Sweetheart. twas beautifully rem
dered, in rich clear tenor voice which
has few equals anywhere, but the final
effect was sadly marred by too ngoniz-
ingly forcible q stress on the last few
notes. He is faulty in that particular
and should correct himself. 1t is like
luscious fruit which leaves u bad after
taste in the mouth. His " Muleteer' 5
Song" with the cracking black
snake" accompaniment, was particu-
larly homelike and appreciable by the
quartz teaming portion of the commun-
ity. 1t has only to be heard and seen
in order to be fully appreciated. This
evening is the last of the season, and
we most distinctly state that all who
fail to embrace the opportunity to SEQ
and hear the famed Queen of Song and
her talented retinue Of accompanying
artists will be sorry for it. An entire
and improved change Of programme to-
night.
SATURDAYS ILLuNINATIoN.-From all
quarters we hear of intended efforts to
illumine, and show by that net on Sat-
urday evening that Gold Hill is loyal to
the core. The various mines and mills
will rival each other in the profusion
and magnifcence of the arrange
ments by which they will exhibit
their loyalty to the old flag. Colonel
John j. Hayes has been appointed
Marshal of the Second Division, consist
ing of Gold Hill and American City, and
will select his own aids. The First Di-
vision consists of Virginia City and
Flowery; the Third Division, of Silver
City, Dayton and Carson. The delega-
tion of the second will meet the third Mt
the Imperial mill, and the First Division
we expect will come down through our
town, and we will all together proceed
to Virginia City. The ladies to repre-
sent the several States will assemble at
Fort Homestead at Ga O'Clock, and be
ready to fall into line when notified.
Already 30 have sent in their names,
and ihe full number will be completed
tomorrow from adjoining counties.
The full complement could be made
now if side. saddles were more numer-
Gus. Grand Marshal Tritle will, we
are told, issue his programme Friday
morning, and the route and other de-
tails be fully given. Let every Union
man and woman in Gold Hill, every mill,
mine and hosting works within our
"show their hand" and
not only by their display but by their
work make Storey County true and
steadfast to the cause that, like whirl-
wind, is sweeping from Maine to the
Pacific, one and indiyisible, for Grant
and Colfax, and the whole Union ticket.
FRESH OYsrERs.-Charlcy and Frank,
the young and poetic men who have the
Stand in Doyle 4 Rainey's
elegant saloon in Virginia City, have
made some very desirable improvements
in their part OF the establishment lately
"A new and splendid counter, new
cooking utensils, dishes, etc.,-and are
now better prepared to accommodate
their customers than ever. By Express,
every evening, they get supplies OF lus-
cious, fat, live, and truly delicious
oysters, clans, etc., direct from the
Bay. Stewed, fried, on the plate, or
on the half.shell, Rre some Of the styles
Of their oysters.
Nor "oY THE SQUARE. Those at
tending the Parepa-Rosa concerts at the
Opera House, should occupy only those
seats to which they are honestly enti-
tied, and none Others. The seats in the
drcss-circlc are all numbered, and each
sitting opposite the number to which they
are entitled by purchase. all will be Or
derly and right; but when any person
surreptitiously intrudes himself where
he has no right, it is not only meanly
crowding those who belong there. but
is q gross injustice to the management,
as we'll rs very embarrassing and trou-
blesome to the gentlemanly ushers in
the performance Of their duties in seat
ing the audience. Those to whom this
item applies are the only ones who are
supposed to paste it in their hats, or
put it in their pipes and smoke it.
BoEGLE's CoNsrDERATIoS.--The ever
en,erprising and considcrate Boeeie,
who runs the Postofiice News Depot, up
ot Virginia, this morning sent us the
reading matter, just received,
with plenty more of the same kind isesn
from the East, per latest mail: New
York Ledger, National Police Gazette ,
Harper's Weekly, New York Clipper
Comic Monthly, Frank Lcslie's Illus
tra,ed. Harper's Bazaar, Illustrated Lon,
don News, National Freemason ana
Godey's Lady's Book for Novemoer'
Call and see what Boegle has for sale.
Golsc, GoISo, GoSEl-Faster than
the auctioneer knocks down merchan-
disc, neglect disposes Of the teeth.
Bid, therefore, for that prize of life, a
narfart aet hy hrnek;n,, than, raunlnrly