Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-02

Cummings.
PIrIRs' OrIRA HoUsI.-A very COM
p%limentarily crowded audience greeted
Mr.. c.. W. Couldock and his daughter,
Miss Couldock, at their first appearance,
last evening at the Opera House. The
play Of the occasion was B~ourcicault's
excellent drama o" Willow Copsc,'
with Mr.. Couldock as "Luke Fielding
ono Of his best representations, while
Miss Couldock assumed the character
of "Rose Fielding" Who have seen
all the principal actors who have ap-
peared at the Theater for years, yet we
think wo do Mr.. Couldock but simple
Justice in saying that in his p~ersonation
of last evening, for pure, natural, true
acting, whore the semblance could not
be detected from the reality, We have
never seen him equaled. 1t was nature
itself. Tho rapt attention OF the entire
audience was his throughout, aud
especially in the fourth act, when
many q moist eye-lid attested to the
sincere sympathy Of his realizing
auditors, Miss Couldock is a very
correct, talented and pleasing act
ress, and both are already installea rs
prime favorites with our theater Soers.
They were very ably supported by
Thayer, Woodland, Burbank, Westwood,
Robinson, Miss Lee, Miss Hanks, JOSE
| mime. Mrs. Robinson and the rest OF the
Opera House company. Billy Robinson
did better than we ever saw HIM 10 he-
fore, and in his spirited and victorious
contest with Burbank, exhibited II de-
gree of owe only cqualcd by Jack
The Giant Killer" John Woodlands
heavy Villain" was rs usual, perfect,
and rs for "make up he would NOT
have looked at all out Of place, ut Hot
Springs or San Quentin. The Willow
Copse will be repeated tonight to
| crowded house. There is real true
merit in this piece MS well rs good act
ing.
BROUGHT TO JAIL.-Walton, u fellow
who forged a check in Virginia, +" day
or two since, on Mr.. A. Bassett, Of Bas-
sett's mill, by which he realized sloG
and skedadiled, was arrested and de-
tanned in Carson, in response TO q tele-
gram, until Chief Edwards could go
| down aud get him. He brought him
back and put him in the city jail last
evening.
SHELL OYSTERS. oliver Seer, in Glib
son & Cross saloon, has the cosiest
little refreshment stand in Gold Hill.
Fresh and sweet she'll oysters and CLANS,
boiled eggs, boiled hams, cold tongues,
roast snipc, chicken and turkey, tea,
coffee, and other Injuries, nice, neal,
clean, and refreshing.
FLOWER SEEDs.-Dr. Stephenson, the
learned and gentlcmauly colored phys''
clan, in Virginia city, and whose office
is at No. u B street, has kindly pre-
sented the editor of this paper with u
package of n number of varieties oil
ilower seeds, raised in the Doctors
garden. Thanks, Doctor, we shall make
them bloom by August.
YANKEES PLUM2ER.-This genial, hui
morous, and accomplished elocutionist,
ut last accounts was to give n Of his
pleasing entertainments last evening al
Washoe City, and n second at ophlr,
this evening. He is "great fun and a
whole troupe within himself.
KrcKEp.-Thc landlord of the Pluto
House, in Lower Gold Hill, was severely
kicked in the abdomen by n mule, this
morning, and severely injured in the
stomach and liver. DR.. CASTOR was
called, and found his injuries quite
serious.
DIscHARaED.-In the District Court,
yesterday, Calis.ro, charged with muir
der in killing Antonio Valencia, at Vir,
ginia, &c few weeks ago, had n jury triaI
and was discharged.
A BALL.-Mrs. Noon, tho clover land
lady of tho boarding house just opposite
the dump of the Pluto mine, will give
pleasant ball at her house ON mex
Thursday evening.
BuLLIoN.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Gold Hill Office
this morning 0 bars OF bullion
weighing sos pounds, and OF tn
assayed value of Sl9,ll3 II.
BuLLIox.-Gold Hill Branch ASA.
, Office Of Z. Ruhling & Co., received thi
morning for melting and assay, l,92
ounces crude bullion.
PMS WooD-3,OoO OoRDs WANTED
Wood dealers would do we'll II the.
would road the wood desiring ndver
{ tisement in another column.
; PosrroSENgNr.-No meeting OF tn
. First Ward Union Club next Monda
evening. See advertisement.