Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-15

PtrgR'S OPERA HousE-JoHN COLLINS
AND Rory 0'MoRE John Collins
the famous Irish comedian must have felt
most t%iatteringly complimented by his
warm and hearty reception last even
ing, on the occasion Of his first appear
ance at Piper's Opera House. The
spacious theatre was deusely packed in
every part, and the applause bestowed
frequent and hearty, fully nttested to
the unqualified appreciation Of the en-
tire audience. As the generous-hearted,
jovial, rollicking, natural lrishmnn,
Collins has no superior in d%elineation,
and his songs, rendered with II rich, pow
erful clear voice lever fail to receive
their full need Of applause. Especially
was it the case last evening in lis sing
lug of "The Widow Machree." We have
heard that old song gone through with
many u time before, yet after hearing II
rendered BY Colllus We are inclined to
think that we have never heard II sung
exactly right before. He introduces
several little extra touches into it,
marking it as peculiarly his own. No
wonder he was heartily ]applnndea aud
eucored into tlree oil four additional
installments Of it. The audience
seemed unable to get enough Of his
singing. "I'd Mourn the Hopes that
Leave Me-" "The Wearing Of the
Green" and "Cruiskcen Lawn" the
other songs he sang last evening
we're also very much applanded. Rory
0'More" was the play OF the evening,
Collins ~pcrsonating the rollicking Irish
lad Rory, himself. Sue Robinson made
a sweet, pretty Kathleen, who loved
Rory because "she couldn't help it,"
and her pretty song was + ceived with
universal applause. her acting was, as
it always is, good. Willie Edouin rs
Captain Scrubs, as usual created lots
of fun and plenty of laughter. Hamil-
ton rs DeLacy, Beatty as Shaun Dhu,
Caldwell as Colonel Thunder, and Billy
Robinson rs Solomon, all did very well,
and Miss Tracy and tho other ladies of
the company each succeeded well in the
part assigned her; but Melville, although
a good actor, is evidently not cut out
for a Frenchman. "The Irish At
torney" tonight. Go and see it.
FALL SrYLBs-LADiEs. READ Block
& Co. in another column, under head Of
To-day" advertise their extern
siye new and desirable accessions just
received direct from New York, to their
already immense stock of dry goods,
French and American prints, domestic
goods, Empress cloths. Irish poplins,
nlpacas, merinos, plnids,
broche shawls at from SIS to $500 each,
wooden shawls, latest fall styles Of
closks, fur capes, haudkerchicfs, laces,
parasols, gloves, ribbons, trimmings,
and all that sort Of thing, in endless
variety, and at prices absolutely setting
all competition ct the most hopeless de.
fauce. New goods received BY every
steamer hereafter, direct from the great
and well-known house Of \. I. Stewart,
New York city. Read Blocks adrer-
tisemeut, ladies, aud call and see his
goods before even thinking o! anywhere
else.
RUSSELL HOrEL.-At the above first
class hotel, opposite the Yellow Jacket
office, Main street, Gold Hill, the tray
cling public as well as miners and others
permanently or temporarily located in
this section, can find the very best OF
board, sleeping arrangements, and in
fact q desirable home. Terms moderate,
and customers supplied with the very
best of everything. Call and Inspect.
"TnE IRIsu ATTORNEY THE above
i, the name of the principal play at the
Opera House this evening. II will be
followed by the fine Irish FARGO OF
"How to Pay the Rent" This is a
rich bill and calls for n crowded house.
SouyD AT THE Borrou.-A goodly
quantity Of excellent pay ore continues
to come from the lower levels of the
Yellow Jacket, n point in which some
other mines are rather delinquent
just about now.
DIspAxp.-Monumcntal Engine Com
pany No. C, on the Divide, has con-
cluded TO disband aud sell out their
machine and other property.
BuLLIoX.-C. Wiegand Il Co., of Gold
Hill and Virginia, received this morn
ing, for melting and assay, 1911
ounccs crudo bullion.
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of L. Ruhling 4 CO., received this
morning for melting and assay, 6,26s
ounces crude bullion.