Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-16
GOLD HILL THEArnE-"RrcHrLIrv.n


Our eritique of the entertainment given
at the Gold Hill Theatre last Saturday
evening by James Stark and the Beatty
Dramatic Company, was unayoidably
crowded out in our yesterdays issue.
Suffice it to say that We never saw
"Richelieu better performed. The
theatre was better filled than might
have been expected considering the bad
weather and muddy streets, and every
body enjoyed the play highly. Stark's
i~mpersonation of the great Cardinal
was fully equal, and to our mind, SUI
perior to John McCullough's rendition
of the same peculiar character. Mrs.
Reach as Julie do Mortimer, Harrison
as De Mauprat, Beatty as De Barradas,
and Caldwell as Joseph, all succeeded
admirably, and the balance Of the
characters were we'll sustained, showing
full evidence of careful study and COM
plete rehearsal. The company is u
most excellent we'll organized one, and
deserve all the success they have or
can meet with. Last evening they
played at Carson Theatre, on which
occasion Mr.. Stark received q grand
complimentary benefit at the hands of
his appreciative friends among the Car
son public. He appeared AS Macbeth,
with Mrs. Stewart as Lady Macbeth.
This evening and tomorrow evening
tho company will play at Genoa
"Pizarro " this evening, and Richie
lieu tomorrow evening. Thursday
evening they return to Carson. Next
Monday evening Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Reach and Mr.. Harrison, Of this COM
pany, appear at Pipcr's Opera House,
Virginia, together with the choice and
talented dramatic company Piper is
about bringing up from San Francisco
with Miss Annette lnce and Harry
Edwards rs the leading stars.
The GRAND BALL o-NoRRow NIcuT.-
St. Patrick's Ball, Gold Hill, sndsr the
supervision of Andy Welch, in accord
ancc with advertised programme in
another column, will be the right one
for all to go to who are truly DESTROYS
of the most agreeable terpsichorean
party of the season, and the best time.
The dancing will be done in the fine
hall over the San Francisco Restaurant,
and Dan Lcyous will be floor manager.
The supper will be given in the res
taurant, and Andy Welch will see that
his established reputation in that line
does not suffer on that occasion. He
has made arrangements to have the
omnibus leave the international Hotel,
Virginia, at s and 81 o'clock on the
evening in question, to carry those OF
that city who may wish to attend. The
best available musical talent has been
engaged.
Sr. PATRIcE's BALL AT CARsoS.-Wc
are under obligations to the Committee
of Arrangements for n complimentary
ticket to tho grand St. Patrick's Ball
which takes place at Turn Verein Hall,
Carson City, tomorrow evening. Tick
ct. arc So, and the proceeds of this ball
will be applied towards the erection of
Il Catholic Church at Carson. Success
and a good time to you, gentlemen.
INDIAN Suor.-A day or two since an
Indian living up Crown Point Ravinr,
Gold Hill, in hurriedly drawing a shot
gun by its muzzle from among his cam.
poody c~quipagc, to shoot n bird, got
himself accidentally shot through the
right wrist, SCATTERING some OF the bones
badly. He came to DR.. Halls office,
and the Doctor kindly dressed the
wound for him.
WHITE PINE HoRsSs.-All White
Pine emisrants DESTROYS of getting to
the new Silverado at the cheapest rates
and most convenient and indepcnd-
ent conveyance, are advised to read in
our advertising columns about the lot
of saddle horses which l.. I. Fox Of
the Gold Hill Market, next door below
the News office, has for sale cheap.
OVERLAND MAIL.-The first INSTALL
mcnt of the delayed overland mail ar
Yesterday, and we once more re-
joicc in the receipt of some Of our
Eastern exchanges. The balance OF the
accumulated mail will DO rushed along
~ fast rs possible.
"GARDES ss."-Radishes, lettuce,
caulinowcr, celery, md similar species
of garden sass are becoming quite
abundant in the markets Of Virginia
and Gold Hill. Green peas have also
appeared within the last few days.
Tus Bus The stormy weather of
last night and this morning producing
IL worse state of the roads, Doug.
thought it best this morning to lay
aside the regular omnibus, and in its
place he runs II strong, easy running
Concord coach.
HrGu Mass TOMORROW AT. GOLD
HrLL.-To-morrow-St. Pntrick's Day
High Mass will be solemnizcd with all
its appropriate ceremonies, vocal and
instrumental music, etc., Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ. precisely, in St. P"trick's Church,
Gold Hill.