Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-25
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PnERs' OPERA HOUSE -" MARBLE
HEARr."-The beautiful romantic dra-
ma of the MARBLE Heart" or the
"Sculptor's Dream" was presented
las, evening at the Opera House, and its
popularity was attested to by an IN
mensc audience present. or the merits
of the piece we will not speak suffice
it 10 say that it is romantic, beautiful
and intensely interesting throughout ;
more so than "Rosedale," and more
reasonable in its dramatic effects than
any sensational piece of that character,
besides being devoid Of the heather
monstrosities found even in some OF
S~hakspeare's plays. In the character
of Raphael in this piece, Mr.. Barrett is
not superseded BY Ed. Booth, or any
other %personation of it VIC have seen,
except toward the conclusion, when he
overdid the thing q little. Somewhat
less of babbling, urithing insanity
would have suficed, and been moro APP
propriate. McCullough's Voltage was q
most excellent and finished piece Of
acting, throughout. We have never
seen it equaled. Miss Sue Robinson's
Marco was lacking only in force, and
Miss Rose Rand as the little wandering
orphan girl was quite touching and e-
f~ective. Miss Olive Rand made d very
charming Clementina, and her song Of
"'Tis the Chiuk Of Gold You Love-
was we'll received AMI cncored. As
tho foppish ChateaumargauS, Buckley
was s'cleyer, very clever" and Cald-
we'll ms the rich Gorgias did better than
we have yet seen him do. The other
characters were generally well taken.
The piece and the good acting were
much applauded throughout, aud evil
IDENTIFY took excelleutly well with the
audience. At the conclusion, Barrett
and Mccullough were called before the
curtain. At the end Of the fourth act,
too, Miss Sue Robinson aud Barrett had
the same compliment paid them. The
great standard play of Richelieu" will
be presented tonight, with Mccullough
as the statesman cardinal. Some fine
acting and q crowded house may well
be anticipated.
Observation-Disclosures Of incorpor-
alton were filed in the Office of the
County Clerk evening before last, Of
The Democratic Safeguard Associa-
ton" Capital stock, $4,000, in 1000
shares Of $40 each. Trustees-C. y.
Hobbs, H. N. Vesey and j. G. Currie.
Tho articles of Incorporation set forth
the object to be the publication and
printing in Virginia Of a Democratic
newspaper, to be styled the Democratic
Safeguard, and to endure fifty years.
PACIFIC EXPRESS CoAPAsY.-We learn
that the above new express company
will commence operations in this sec
ton about the LIST Of next month. They
have rented the brick building OF Black
L Bro, at the corner Of G and Taylor
streets, Virginia., for their principal
office, and will fit it up ms such as soon
rs the Hatch Brothers can remove
,herefrom. Capt. G. G. Warner will
occur it as agent Of tho company. A
very wise and judicious appointment.
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR SrovEpiPEs.-At
the meeting of the Board Of Town
Trustees, held last evening, tho town
Marshal was instructed to see that all
s,ovepipes on buildings which are placed
in dangerous proximity to wood or from
which danger Of FIRE is apparent, are
properly attended to. Deliuquents in
this matter will please take notice.
Dry weather prevails now, hence moro
J.noor of 6roa
The FrRxxES GoISa TO C%ELEBRArE.-
At a meeting held in Virginia last even
ing, the Fire Department Of that city
agreed to turn out in full uniform with
their machines, and join in the grand
celebration of July Fourth with the
people of Virginia and Gold Hill, the
military and all others who may see ut
to coincide in the arrangement. Oh /!
we shall celebrate.
ST. MARY's ScHooL.-The very inter.
e.,ing exercises at ST. Mary's School,
Virginia City, which took place to-day,
were not concluded until 2 o'clock. A
grea. many ladies aud gentlemen were
present, aud all enjoyed the highly in
tellectual treat. Want Of time precludes
our giving tho particulars, but we shall
do so in the News tomorrow.
ASpY's REsrAURASr.-The squarest
of all square meals can always be found
a, Audy's Restaurant, next door to the
Gold Hill Postofice, also the very best
,ha market affords. cooked in the choic-
est style, ut all hours. Ball supPers
also gotten up at any required price.
No one ever grumbles ut either Andy's
food or prices.
OAKLAND SEMINARY. = Parents and
guardians will do we'll to read the ad-
ye~rti,emeut of .he above institution,
under the head Of "New To-day" It
is one Of the best establishments Of the
kind in California, and affords young
ladies the finest facilities imaginable
for the requirement Of a first.class edu-
cation.
No BLOCKING OF SEwERs.-The Town
Trustees are about taking measures to
prevent people from blocking up the
town sewers by throwing rubbish into
them, and any person caught transgress-
ing in that respect hereafter will be
promptly arrested.
The ORATOR AT SAcRAxEsTo.-We un-
derstaud that Hon. A. w. Baldwin,
United States District Judge for this
District, has accepted the invitation Of
the people of Sacramento TO deliver the
Grafton in that city on the Fourth Of
July.
LErEvRE.-The Ease Of Eugene Lefe-
vre, charged With murder, was called
up In the District Court at Virginia, be-
fore Judge Rising, yesterday, and the
impaunelment Of a jury proceeded with.
The trial is in progress to-day.
New ArPLrs.-Applss Of this years
growth, have just made their appear
auce ia our markets. They are dear
little things, and came from California.
Pears appeared ten days ago.
opEox BAtL.-The grand opening
ball at Odson Hall, Dayton, Is said to
have been a very extensive and agree