Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-09
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ed, and the fair sex properly represented
iu the dress circle. By special request
"Camilie was repeated, and as We
gave ample criticism Of this hne and
eIcellently rendered play on the occa-
sion Of its former presentation, we a
but simply repeat what We had 70 say
then, adding that it was fully as well
and perhaps even a little better rendered
last evening. Miss T~hompson's imper-
~sonation of the title character 10 true to
womanly nature, deeply impsssioned,
soulfelt, aud q, nearly perfect in sub
lime conception and true natural artis-
tic d%elineation, as we can imagine it
possible-such an appeal to the finer
feelings and better natures Of an audi
snce as never fails Of pleasurnble and
sympathetic appreciation. The other
characters in the play were satisfactorily
p%ersouated. The aftsrpiece OF "My
Neighbours Wife," although net new
here, was very amusing aud well ren-
d.red, the comica, Raymond being tho
principal seasoning, we'll spiced also by
Miss Gordon. Tonight, the "Lsdy OF
Lyons" will be giv-n, with Miss Thomp-
son as Pauline, aud Mr.. Mccullough AS
Claude Ms!uotte, after which Mrs. Ray.
mond will give Mr.. Raymond q Con
jugal Lesson speak q piece to him.
tbs FxsrrvAL.-Ths Festival at Ath-
lstic Hall, Virginia, last evening, for the
benefit Of the NJ. E. Church, was fairly
attended, and a very pleasing time en-
joyed. I, will be continued the balance
of the week, closing on Saturday night.
1t is a capital good place to 60 to, and
be in the sweetest and most agreeable
company imaginable; and the fee Of
admission is only so cents. The hall is
~splsudidly decorated with flags, pic
lures and other appropriate emblemsi
and the usual array OF tables, booths,
etc., where coin can be disbursed if
people choose, are there TO be found
arrayed around the sidei of the hall, as
follows: Gipssy tent, where you can
get your fortune told. by Mrs. Ellis;
Guess and Ring Cake, by Misses Garner
and Ieddit; table for sale of fancy
articles, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Wslch and
Mrs. Bennett; Kissing Tree, MissesEmery
and Ballard; silver table, Mrs. Beck
and Mrs. %S,otsnburg; Postofice, Misses
S%totenburg, Young and Kib5e; Cane
aud Jewelry table, Miss Carrie Clark;
Lemonade, Mrs. Lackey and Mrs.
ShowersT Candy, Nuts, Fruit, ETC., Miss
Jones and Mrs. Long; Ice Cream, Mrs.
Adams and Mrs. Taylor; Grab Bag,
Mrs. Taylor; Scales Of Beauty and JUS
tice, Mrs. Georgs Caine; Refreshmsnt
Department. in the a~nte-room, by Mrs.
Hoskins and Miss Cooper. Most excel
lent music i, in ATTENDANCE, and the
most p~leasurable aud attractive part OF
the Fair consists in plenty OF dancing.
FOUND Hin AT LAsr.-Diogeuss, who
is reputed TO have been cruising about
with a lantern in broad daylight, ines.
f~ec,ually searching for an honest maj,
has Unexpectedly found one. This time,
however, he was searching for u horse
and buggy. It was yesterday. He rode
ND from Gold Hill and he hitched his
horse and buggy in front OF Woodruff
4 Ennor's, OF south G street. Tnen
he passed onward TO where he had busi-
ness TO do with his fellow men. Pres
entity a heavy team, laden with freight,
came along for Woodruff Il Eauor, and
tho horse and buggy had to be removed
10 a pos. = few rods farther up the
sidewalk. Soon Diogenes came back,
aud great was his wonderment rs TO
whence had vamosei his horse and
buggy. He raised his mythical lantern
aloft and sought far and near without
success. And now came he 10 the store
of Woodruff s EnRor, saying to Mr..
Tr;mble, who dictates therein 81
seek my horse and buggy is that mine.
which I perceive pitched to yonder
post?" "Why, Of course it is re-
piled Trimble. Diogeues had at last
found an honest maa, and through him
his horse and buggy. "'Tis WE'LL
said be, and left.
No BABIES AT THE 0PsRA HOUSE,
Mr.. Piper desires US distinctly to
again announce that children in arms
will positively not be admitted to the
Opera House. lie has been a little too
indulgent in this matter, and allowed
one or two TO pass in. The consequence
is thst last evening n crying child dis.
turbed the play two or ;hsee time',
Such interruptions are exceedingly an
moving, not only to the performers bat
20 the entire audience. Il is indeed
hard for 4 mother 10 be obliged TO stay
away from the pleasures Of the thea;er
on Gccoun, of her litt,o darling, yet she
had much better do SO than 10 have 4
whole audience, actors aud all, wishing
i, would choke to death in the midst of
its infantile outcriss. All ladies bring
ing little babies hereafter viii. be COM
pelled to leave them in the an,e-room,
as Sam Dennis, the door keeper, has
strict orders TO that effect. What q
chance for a mixture of ped;grees, I'M
less each baby is'preperly tagged or
checked.
BAD Carson Misunderstanding
to tho Appeal, i. is the habit of the
rising generation to belt or "pas,s'
a Chiuaman on sight, jus, for fun; so
they pick out some poor Celestial aud
Slam els, mells, out OF him before the
poor cuss can say chow chow. It has
Also Occu Iuo pNASt'So ~ shSS" -0u-o
scamps to retire to q distance, and when
they discover a Chinaman ~meanderins
the streets, let fly a bucket full OF
stones, or olse nail him on the wing
with one Of those Internal indis.rnobes
round. balled bow and arrow arrange
meats. Now the only course we cau
recommend ia this matter is, either to
send those unruly young Carsoni'es up
here to Virginia or Gold Hill 20 be
taught better manners, or else establish
boxing schools and base ball clabs dowa
there for the Chinanen. John is some
at a scle.defeuse knock-aown, wherever
he gets on his muscle.
CARSON IrExs.-From the Agpsas o:
thi, morning We condsnsc the following:
Acting Governor James S. slingeri"nd
has appointed VI. w. Robinson and +.
A. Rodger, as Notaries Public in aud
for Elko County, Nesada. Governor
Slingerland left this morning for CAL
~iforuia. His absence is caused BY bust
ness Of importance, which may Gctain