Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-07

han, W + Burns, Samuel l. Ryley.
PiPER's OPERA HoUsE-''USDER THE
GAsLIGHr."-The particularly interest
ing, sensational aud startling play Of
" Under the Gaslight" "a enacted at
the Opera House to another huge audi
euce Saturday evening, and last even
ing the house was well filled to witness
it again. The intricate machinery Of
the abundant properties, is the handi-
work of Mr. Rippingham, and the
scenery peculiar to the piece was painted
by Mr.. Albert Hires, both artists OF no
ordinary ingenuity and merit in their
line, and both residents of this section.
Nothing could work prettier than does
that big noisy, laundering train OF
cars dashing across the stage in tho
famous railroad scene. All the proper
ties are complete, and We are pleased to
note that even tina. skif-that Down
East " dory which old Dyke sculls up
to the end of the pier, has been pro-
vided with q "painter" to make fnst
with. It would come mighty awkward
to have that boat 60 adrift just at that
critical juncture Of the play, just be-
cause the dirty old land lubber failed to
properly secure her. "Under the Gas
light will be repeated tonight for the
last time, after which it will be with
drawn to give place to the Flying
Scud," a new and highly interesting
piece never yet presented in this State.
Go and see Smokey, and the fiery
breathed locomotive with the lightning
train tonight. Last chance.
Or DIr-That Miss Rogers, II Of
the prettiest and best little school teach
ers in Virginia City, started this morn
ing on a matrimonial tou to San Fran
cisco on the Pioneer stage which left NJ
moo to-day. Her " Intended fine
looking young gentleman, who belongs
to Clarence Kings U. S. surveying par
ty, was with her. 4 number of ladies
and gentlemen Of Virginia City saw
them off.
MASS MEETING AT SILvER.-The STIR
ring, loyal patriots CT Silver City are
going to have a grand mass meeting to-
morrow evening. Hon. VIM. NJ. Stew
art and Judge Will Campbell will ad-
dress the meeting. The rally will be a
glorious one, for Union is safe in that
section, and always was. The old flag
waves in triumph there.
FIRST WARD CLUE Observation-Disclosures
lively, patriotic rally of the First Ward
Union Club, Gold Hill, takes place this
evening at Theater Hall, commencing
"a o'clock. Hon. e. 4. belong will
be present, if not too unwcll, and ad-
dress the meeting. There will be but
one moro overwhelmingly evening
to the primaries.
The Picnic, SAruRDAY.-The Episco-
pal Sunday School children, two hum
dred and fifty strong, had n joyful time,
and to oil who contributed to its success
they return thanks-especially to the
& Curry Company and Mr.. WEIGH,
for the excellent and perfect arrange
ments that were made.
THIRD WARD CLUB.-A meeting Of the
Third Ward Union Club, Virginia, takes
place this evening ut headquarters.
Hon. VIM. N. Stewart will address the
meeting. All the Union boys are ex-
pected to be present and join this the
last meeting previous to the primaries.
Observation-Disclosures is coming, and
at this distance ahead it is known that
the Catholic Church in Virginia will be
so far completed as to admit of celebra-
ting midnight mass within its walls
when the next grand Christian Festival
arrives.
A PLAY.-Boegle has for sale copies
of q play, seemed in San Francisco, in
which the rise and fall Of Washoe
mining stocks is made the subject OF
dramatic Rheumatism. Price l2a cents.
BULLION SHIPpED.-Thc Pacific Union
Express Company yesterday shipped
from their Virginia office, two bars Of
bullion, worth, according to assay,
5000.
BULLIoS.-C. Wiegand 4 Co., of Gold
Hill and Virginia, received this morn
for melting and assay, 4,G5s
ounces crude bullion.
SECOND WARD UNION CLUR.-Read
notice in another column relative to
meetings and signing the club roll.
CLEANING UP.-The second cleanup
o. the Sierra Nevada mill takes place