Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04

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PipERs' OPERA HousE-" The Lor-
Terry OF LIFE."-Hugely crowded again
was the Opera House last evening with
a fashionable and apprccialireaudience,
witne ssiug the second presentation OF
"The Lottery of Life" We saw many
present who were there the previous
evening, and they seemed even better
pleased than before, although it could
not have been performed better. 1t
wears we'll. In this excellent drama,
"Terry, the Swell,"a gay and festive
scamp, yet conscientious. AMI even he
roic in the midst of his polished roguery,
isvery finely and correctly personated
by Mr.. Charles Whentleigh. The per-
senator Of tho double-faced villains,
u'Solomons," and ".Allcraft, does it so
natural, that one ~involuntarily feels
prejudiced against him until 1t is real
lied that the genial-souled John Wood
ard is enacting il. 0lcaginous, kero-
sene, or rather we should say, "Coal
Oil Tommy" is g%loriously represented
by Otto Burbank, although unfortu-
uatcly hoarse in his song. Emily
Summers is rendered by Miss Hinkley
in her usual pleasing and effective style,
and rs to " Miss TARTAR" Fanny Hanks
is the pure cream of that character and
all similar ones. It just suits her, or
she inst suits il, or both is the case ;
ANYHOW she makes y decided " hit " in
it," Hamilton ms 4" Robert Morshn,'
and Robinson rs " Bob Mawlcy," both
do cxccllcntly we'll, and most Of the
minor characters are well represented.
The little concert entertainment in the
second act is one of the most pleasing
and jolly features Of the play. Miss
Firmiu's ballad, Barnwells song, The
songs and dances Of Mss Josephine,
and Johnny Tuers, the posturing and
tumbling Of Jack Lee, and the beautiful
sbleau, are all very eScellcatly given.
This very popular piece will be repeated
tonight and tomorrow night, when it
will be withdrawn to give place to
|" Under the Gaslight." =.
FIRST WARD UxIoS CLuB.-Mondsy
evening, at u o'clock, Mt Theater Hall.
The Glec Club will be on hand, and it
is reported Gen. Gibson, Post Com
mander Of the Army Of the Republic,
will be present. Col. B. c. whitman,
QUO of the most graceful aud eloquent
speakers in Nevada, will address the
meeting. All candidates-Union men-
for membership have to be proposed at
u regular meeting, aud every member OF
the Club should be ready on Monday
evening with names of his friends for
whom he can vouch.
NoTics TO lSvALIDs.-ln u adver-
Using columns, under the above head,
those who have NO home nor place
where they eau receive the attention
necessary to their comfort when i'll,
may read and inform themselves as to
where to go and whn to do. under the
circumstances. They can be under the
efficient care of DR.. Bronson in excel
lent and convenient room properly
situated, and with the best OF nurses
attending them.
Music TEACHER CoNiSG.-Mrs. White,
of Rochester, New York, now teaching
at Salt Lake, proposes soon 10 visit this
section for the purpose of imparting to
all DESTROYS, Robbins American method
for the pianoforte, which i, said to be
be so far superior TO the old method Tor
that instrument, the melodeon, or the
organ, that its full Importance can
scarcely be estimated, pupils through
it acquiring a knowledge Of music in an
almost incredibly short time.
U. S. OF AMERICA rs. PAT. LANSAN.-
In the U. s. District Court, Judge A.
W. Baldwin, prcsiding-now in session
in Virginia city. The defendant is n
Township Constable, aud in q Court
which he held some time ago to try the
right of property, II Of the claimants,
being q colored man, was ruled from the
witness stand because Of his color-con-
trary, rs is alleged, to the provisions Of
the Civil Rights Law Of Congress. Able
counsel are employed on both sides.
PAY DAY.-This is the payday Of
several of our mines and mills in Gold
Hill. Among them we notice is the yell
low Jacket, the Kentuck, Imperial mill,
etc. There are between three and four
hundred thousand dollars ii coin dis
bursed in this Town during the frst
week of every month. Big money!
LONDON DocE.-The very finest article
of London Dock. brandy, twenty years
old, can DO obtained of Doyle 4 Good
man, Virginia city, Opposite the Post
oficc). We acknowledge n bottle OF it
AS a sample, which is certainly ahead of
anything we ever drank.
CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE.-Chaun-
cey n. Noteware, Secretary Of State, is
n candidate for delegate to the Union
National Convention to be held at Chi
cago next month, subject to the action
of the State Convention to assemble at
Carson next Wednesday.
CARsoSIrxs.-Quile n number Of Car
sonites are up in Virginia city to-day.
Among them we notice Chaunccy N.
Noteware, Secretary Of State ; Judge j.
Neely johnson. of the Supreme Court ;
and Alfred Helm, Esq, Clerk OF said
Court.
Sport To-Nlour.-Lots of sport at
McCluskey's Theatre Hall this evening.
Half n dozen cock iights-and q gay lit
tie fight between two young bull ter
riers.1
BuLLIoS.-E. Ruhling & Co., Of Gold
| Hill, received this morning for melting
.nJ ,osov-lo oO7 onncos crude bullion.