Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-24

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p,,x,s, oprp. Uopsr-" ROMEO n
,....-n s..r.,o.r.,s 6ne plsy of
'ot las,
Romeo anu June was
evening at the Opera House, 10 " very
large and appresiative audience. Bar
-,t H., ,ovs- Romeo. 10
re.. PIN VA Ma. we'll responded to
Z. Me-. Sue Robin,on,s personation of
49,. W.cnIIongh sustained the gay
an5 fs.,;vo character of Mercu,io better
Than We ever saw it before, and we
Jaw the same of Barrett's Romeo. Ben
yolio was yery prettily and well repre-
sen,ed by Miss Olivia Rand, and Mrs.
S,sw.r, succeeded admirably rs the old
nnr,e Realty AZ Friar Lawrence, Buck
Law "a TvbaIt' Dennis as Peter and also
az the A~no,becary. Miss Lizzie Harmon
" Iadv Gauntlet. and Robinson as Paris,
81, narFormed their narts very commend
"h,r and aver Caldwell was entitled to
an occ,s;onaI mark of approval. The
niece ;tselfis not ~Shakspesre's best, and
ro, ~caIcplated for A long run with q
W. Although we'll played
ness";a;.a commsnS.ble number
"eu ""s g., swnrS combats sui.
su' 80 ~, =. 20 arv and nrosy.
s,ues' wv, ~ az Wsrcnt;o was The
lii sn;ca ~ the play, was unfortu-
na,ely killed in the second act, leav-
ing a sad vacancy untitled during ans
o"mnsU.o,.a for nv the refreshing NOR.
,sI;,y at,snSant pnon the closing scenes
os ,Ss Nav where Romeo took strych-
nina under A disapreeable misappre-
hans;or ,b;nt;no inlet was defunct
;ns,o.S os bsing only in a trance state,
snS ,han wh;,Ied obon. and died stiff
"uu II rsn 40 ,he CANNES NJ Horn.
esseu, .~,sn.ra,ed nsigbbors clam
owl ' s.sS ,bom -strrcbnined meat,
Ies''aett nn tho f.,sI IittIe bo,tls
Dnist ta IA arpnneS after nartakinp,
"u'e - pp;.or enongb 10 90
ou' uIs OaIiad % e1,;nopisb
arouu9, was msap I,,,s J;rk "AiTs
Nan ID Wall - bnt This nlay is
we" n,ss.;ns 80 r.;,her in that nor
no. p.s WThs Marble
mNuy hssn,;f,, and HIGHLY
rear, - Iii he nrsssn,ed 10.
PoPu'" Iii sasorv;n, Of n dense.
ly crowded house. o cast OF enaraG-
ters, see ADVERTISEMENT III ""0
u"" MI
The opEoS DALI
much talked OF grana opening 0'
the Odeou, at Dayton, takes place this
,vepinu. The Odeon is the largest and
6nest hall in the State, with dressing
and r~efreshment rooms attached, and
all lovers of a truly social ball, such rs
the good people Of Dayton always in
dorse and assist at, will DO present.
| Professor Carl York, together with his
band of eminent musicians, will Off
| ciate. A choice supper will be provided,
and strong delegations will be present
from all the %neighboring towns, to say
nothing OF the witching enarns .,
1ay,on oS|se,' m.r o hurg' Those
;-n,enS;nc going thither tonight from
his section A take advantage of the
| ogsr &c the DAYTON stage line published
in another column, aud book their
names either at the Gold Hill hIenange'
or at the in'e'n"na ~
BARaErr UxDEReRoUSD.-Mr. Barrett,
,,. r,s., actor. together with his wife
.m.u n.r,r n friend, took n look
:, ,hs -rndsreroupd works of the Yellow
I..L., MIN day before Yesterday.
General John B. Winters, the Superin-
teudent, accompanied them through
the mine and showed them many strange
things peculiar 70 unuess .rsro;ss
;a tho climbing and exploring line. Mr..
Barrett secured some very fine crystals
and other little s%ubterranean memeutoes,
and expressed his gratihcation rs Wen
assonishment at inc nagniIu So,ou.S n
underground op p IN. Gold Hill mines.
'n's NJ y;..;,;,
SURVEY CoxPtErEp.-inS ""E
aud Truckee Railroad survey mas oeeh
completed. The grade rom C% ,is f.s,
virginia Work on the road will
49, :. Commenced.
RI -, want
:, a.. . re.llv pleasing and beautiful
NAV from real life, enacted by true
artists, 90 and see the Marble Heart"
at Piper's Opera House. '0-n'sa''
BOILERS RExovED.-The Savage Com
: pauy have removed two heavy boilers
below D street, where they are being