Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-11

every respect. Tue play presented was
"School," n very popular piece in Lon.
don, the Eastern States, San Francisco,
and in fact every place else where it has
been produced. Its attraction, how
ever, consists more in the numerous
witty sayings, excellent hits, happy in
ciden,s and pleasing scenes With which
it abeuuds than in any depth Of plot or
moral. Rendered by IN inferior COM
pany it would not Of course be received
with so high favor. The piece presents
an occasional incongruity in its arrange
ment, yet on the whole it is very pleas
ing indeed and deservedly popular. 1t
is difficult TO conceive Of anything more
natural than Miss Thompson's person-
alton of TIE free hearted generous young
school Cir! h.iress, Naomi, especially in
her reading Of that love letter, yet on
the other hand il is not easy TO realize
in the writer Of that same sweetly-
wordsd. warm spirited letter, the cool,
devil-may. care, uuimpassioned Jack
Poyntz, as represented by Mr.. McCul-
Tough. The character does not agree
with the letter very we'll, although at
times tLers was q gratifying ontspoken
honesty Of heart and straightforward
ness Of purpose developed, right pleas.
ing to contemplate. Miss Gordon well
represented Bella Marsh, the poor de-
pendant ct school, so heartlsssly cast
Off By her assumed patrons, the SUIT
cliGe's, and Lord Beaufoy, the noble,
generous, sensible young fellow who
took her to his heart aud marital pro-
lection, WAS very cxcellenily personatsd
By W. F. Burroughs. Edwards, as
Beau Fa~riutosh, the dandihed old gen
tlsman, succeeded very well. Raymond,
as tho neddliug, sub-schoolmaster
| Krux, was correctly a wretch, aud the
entire audience f.l, gratiGsd when Jack
announced that he had given him a
good ,hrashing. as directed by Naomi.
" School" vii! do to repeat. East
, Lynne" tonight, Miss Thompson per-
souatiug Lady Isabel, snd Mccullough,
Archibald Carlyle.
MUruaL BSSEFIr AssocIArloN.-ln
another column, under head Of New
To-day" read the advertisement Of the
California Mutual Benefit aud Protec-
ton Association. This is nc orgsuizs-
ton based upon principles OF mutual
b~enerolence, aud securing to the heirs
or assigns upon the death Of a mem.
Der, q cash payment Of $4,000, or
as many dollars as there are MEMBERS
| in the class to which he or she,may be-
long. 1t also renders such immediate
assistance as the individual case may
require. These mutual benefit associa-
,ions are dsservedly meeting with great
favor everywhere, for they operate ex-
ceedinyly TO tho benefit Of the working
classes especially, rs well as OF Others.
We call the earnest attention OF The
miners in this section to the principles
and advantages Of this association. We
are all liable to accidents, and it is com-
forting TO all we'll balanced, prorident
persons to know tina. in case OF death,
our families dependents, or relatives,
will be well provided for, and this too
through the payment Of u small sum,
regularlv-so small that il is scarcely
noticeable in our daily receipts or ex-
peuditures. For Endorsement as to true
reliability, substantial merit and re.
sponsibility, the agents are fully au-
thorized to refer, il required, TO come
of our best and most prominent citi-
zens and business men. John Sprosion,
C street. Virginia, is the State agent,
and r. j.. Butler is the agent III Gold
Hill. For farther particulars, call on
the agents.
HOLIDAY SwsErNgssEs.-Just read the
,wee,lY poetical advertisement in an
other column, under the head Of" New
To-day" J.. NJ. Flurschutz, the we'll
known and popular candy manufacturer,
No. 20 south c street, Virginia, de-
scribes in flowing Rhyme the great va.
rie;y Of good things in his line, includ-
ing cakes Of all kinds, rs well as can
dies Of every possible description, he is
fully prepared to supply to order. lie
also has a lot OF fancy boxes, OF very
pretty patterns, which are filled with
choice assorted candies, constitutes =
very neat and acceptable sort Of q hol-
iday present, and after the candy is oil
out Of them they ars just the thing for
ladies work boxes, or even dressing
cases. Read the advertisement and
then risi: F~lurschutz.
Go TO RosESER's.-Yes, ladies, Rose
nsr's, on South G street, Virginia, OPP
posi,e Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S, is the very
place to go and purchase your dress
goods, silks, laces, velvets, and in TACT
dry goods Of every description. Gents
furnishing goods Of the most approved
sort, also, at Rosener's.
ST. JoHS's SUNDAY ScHooL, GOLD
H,Lt.-Bishop Whitaker will conduct
the exercises of this school on Sunday
next, commencing at l O'Clock. Parents
aud friends will have an opportunity to
meet and greet him. He will also bap-
tie any children that may then be pre-
scented. u
ApoLoGErIc.-We have to apologize
to our numerous ps,rous this evening
for the late delivery of the NEWS. The
delay was unavoidable the very I'M
usual amount Of new advertisements
coming in a. IL late hour is the cause
of il.
Tug FrsrIyAL.-The Ladies Festival,
at Athletic Hall, Virginia, in Gid of the
VI. Z. Church, closes tonight. Dancing,
and the most agreeable company are
among the choicest attractions. Admis-
sion only so cents.
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