Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-20

Tng BENEFIT To.SIGur. All true
lovert Of the operate, musical and drn-
matte, as presented in the inimitable
style experienced at Piper'S Opera
House during the engagement of the
famous Howsou Troupe, will bear in
mind that the greatest entertainment OF
the season takes place this evening, the
occasion being the grand benefit OF the
charming sisters, Emma and Ciclia How
son. The pieces selected for the occs-
sion are both excellen, ones: "Perfec-
ton, or the Maid of Munster and
Nan, the Good-for-Nothing. They
are not new pieces, but rs presented by
this talented company, they will appear
new, and indeed will be, in MI the prin-
cipal features. In the first piece Miss
Emma Howsou will perSOnate Kate
O'Brien, with songs, and rs she Only
u do it. In the last piece Miss Cieii"
Howson will represent Nan, in her pecu-
liar style, and different in both conccp-
ton and rendition from what has ever
been seen in that character before. Both
pieces are excollcutly cast, and Will he
we'll and efficiently rendered. In nddt-
ton, n rich interludc of choice vocal
and character delineatiOns will be given.
The Howsou sisters viii sing the heau-
,iful duet Of " Snin;cd Mother Miss
Clelia lIowson will sing the gay bulo
song of "You Naughty, Naughty Men,
John j. Howson will sing II new char1e-
ter song in costume; and by particular
desire, Miss Emma HowSon will sing the
fine Parepa-Rosa %ciyatinn, "Waiting,'
and also 1--WE hope) "The Merry Swiss
Girl" We are well pleased to record
the great success Of the liowSons during
their engagement, which has been II
choice feast Of rich vocal music, COM
bined with much very pleasing and
amusing dramatic dal;neHtion. In adj
dition to this, they are n family OF very
estimable rs well as talented people, for
whom we bespeak Il kindly reception
wherever they may 90. Gold Hill as
well AS Virginia will be well represented
at the Opera House tonight, and we
hope to see that popular thcnter crowded
literally s'from pit to dome oa this &C.
casion. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
CRrrrcAL CoSDirioS.-Mrs. J. P.
Cutler, the lady who was accidentally
thrown out OF = buggy on South c
street, Virginia, day before yesterday,
an item relative to which W. published
in the News at the time, still lies NJ the
house where she was carried, In II very
critical state, attended upon by DR.,
Aitchison. She sustained u very severe
conclusion of the brain, owing to falling
on her head and shoulders She has
only partially recovered her conscious.
ness, but her mind is wandering, and
fears are entertained that II fatal result
will ensue. Her husband, who was
with her in the buggy, fortunately es'
cnpsd uninjured.
HARD CAsE.-We were Informed this
morning that u miner, residing with hi:
family near the lower Savage works,
Virginia, has seven Of his children al
sick with the smallpox. His brother
miners refusing to have him work will
them any longer, he is unable to carr
the means Of support foe his suffering
charge. \ subscription paper for tina.
purpose is said to have been started, ant
it should be literally responded to, FOL
u clearer or more deserving case o
charity never existed.
CHARLEY GooDwiN's SALOON Ou
genial and popular friend, Charlie.
Goodwin, has turned his butcher shoI
on South c street, Virginia, opposit
the Savage works, into a first elias
saloon, which he opens in fine styl
soon, keeping nothing but the choices
of wines, liquors and cigars. Charle,
always p~rospered, and always will,