Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-05

One Indian, A Chinaman, Dennis Aillrick.
HARRY EDWARDS BESErIr-JAMEs
STARK AND RIcHELIEU TONIGHT
1t may be perhaps unnecessary to re-
mind our numerous readers in Vir-
giuia and Gold Hill, that Harry
Edwards, the very popular leading
actor It Piper's Opera House, receives
a benefit at the hands Of his numerous
friends in this section tonight. James
Stark, whose reputation rs one of the
best and prominent actors on tho coast
is toe we'll established for comment, has
kindly consented to appear, and the
play selected for the occasion is
" Richslieu," with Mr.. Stark in his
fsrorite i~mpersonation Of the great
Cardinal, supported BY Mr.. Edwards
and the entire strength OF tho Opera
House company in a most powerful
east. Over half the dress circle seats
were already secured in advance this
morning, therefore q crowded house is
insured. Go carly and avoid the rush.
Prrxn's OPERA HousS.-Miss Annette
Ince made her last appearance ut the
Opera House last evening, and was com
plimented with O very fair audience.
The play given was "Fazio," and her
~impersouation Of Blanca, tho fcarfully
jealous yet passionately loving wife, was
one Of the best we ever saw, thrillingly
sensational, yet artistic and good. Har-
rison's Fazio WAS one of the most effec-
tive deliuestion, OF that most excellent
actor, and he, AZ well AS Miss Ince, was
very deseryodly a~pplnuded at various
points. Mrs. Reach, ns the wicked and
seductive Aldabella, was, rs usual, ex-
~cellent. Mr.. Edward, personated tho
Duke of Florence, q character Of little
sensational force or display, but ms in
duty bound he made the most Of it. To-
night Harry Edwards receives his grand
benefit, and the play will be Richie
lieu" with Mr.. Stark as the great Car
dinal. Amy Stones engagement COM
meuces tomorrow evening, opening
with " F~anehon."
To Lovers OF FLowERs.-Read the
advertisement in another column, under
the head of "New To-day" about the
fine and extensive lot Of choice plants
and evergreens of all kinds, including
monthly roses, c~arnation pinks, honey
suckles, etc., for sale during the next
day or two, on G street, Virginia, next
to the Central Meat Market. From per-
sonal knowledge, we n speak well OF
this fine lot OF flowers as being healthy,
beautiful and in very fine condition.
1t is a choice opportunity to secure q
most delightful aud acceptable present
for your lady love, or the most beauti-
full Of home udornments.
PLEASANT EvESISGs.-Now that the
weather is pleasant, and the roads are
good, the ladies Of Gold Hill, after
having beer shut up all winter without
my other than homo comforts and
amu.ements, can have a chance for q
change by going up in the evenings to
Piper's Opera House. The best OF
plays are produced there nightly. A
splendid bill for tonight, and to-
morrow night Miss Amy Stone will
open for q gay season Of amusements.
The omnibus mot the stage) il now
running every evening, md will return
to Gold Hill after the performances are
over.
Observation-Disclosures Warner, of
Virginia, informed III this morning
that he has telegraphed to Congressman
Fitch, at Washington, aud received full
confirmation Of the news contained in
our Saturdays kilograms, 10 the effect
that he is superseded as Postmaster at
Virginia, by the appointment of D. o.
Addison to that position. It may be
all right, but rs there cannot possibly
be any improvement, we fail to see tho
why and wherefore Of removing one
who has given such entire and universal
satisfaction MS Captain G. G. Warner.
Another SUDDEN DsArH.-George
Sampson, n miner employed in the
| Yellow Jacket mine, Gold Hill, suddenly
fell down about III o'clock last night
on the steps of the Union Hotel, Main
| street, as he was returning from work.
lie has been in i'll health from heart dis
ease or something similar for some timc
past, and this WAS probably the imme-
| diate cause of his death. He was O
native of Yorkshire, England, and aged
about A years. Coroner Symonds
holds an inquest upon the body this
afternoon.
To rug LADIEs.-Mr. Frankenheimor,
in Gold Hill, has all his Spring Goods
now open and ready for inspection by
the ladies. It is certainly the finest
| stock of dress goods for lsdies, misses
and children, ever brought to this town
beforehand Mr.. F~rankenheimer agrees
TO sell them cheaper for cash than any
store in this State. Jnst drop IN,
ladies, and see them.
MEETINGS T%o-SIGur. - Monumental
| Engine Co. No. C, on the Divide, holds
a regular semi-annual meeting this eve
ming for the election of officers, amend.
ments to their charter and other impor.
tant business. Washoe No. 4 and
Young America No. . also hold their
regular monthly meetings this evening
PosrPoyYp.-The Easter Festival o.
St. Johns Sunday school, Gold Hill, i:
postponed Till Sunday evening, April
| llth.