Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
PrrR's orrnA Hou.r OPENING

and the walking was not favorable Tor
q large attendance. The company In
cludes, besides tho famous Proctor,
Walter Leman, Pisrpont Thayer,
Charles Edmonds, Fulford, Livingston,
Bowes, Mrs. Stewart, Jennie
Vaudeville, Sue Robinson, Katy VIII
son Marble, Grace Hezlep, Hattie
Roche, and several others Of various
merit, comprising N Of the best, If
not the very best, dramatic variety
companies W appearing on Nhat
stage. They propose giving Q choice
series Of dramatic novelties, en-
bracing a constant succession and
variety Of legitimate and sensational
gems, such as will prove emlnently
attractive and worthy Of liberal pub
lie patronage. Last evening the favor
lite old comedy of the Lore Chase was
produced. with 3 fine cast. The piece
passed of very smoothly In every res
pect and was ~deservedly we'll received.
leman As "Sir Walter Fondloye"
could hardly fail Of being perfectly at
home and most amusingly successful,
for the delineation was directly In his
most successful lire, and In which he
stands pre-eminent. Edmonds sue
ceeded also admirably as master
Waller" and the same may be said Of
Thayer as Wildrake." Mrs. Stewart
personated the buxom widow
Green to tho very life, and Sue Rob
inson's impersonation Of the playful,
petulaht, flirting Constance" was
very spirited aud excellent, taking
we'll with the audience. Both these
ladies are also entitled to creditable
mention for appropriate taste exhibited
in their toilets. Miss Vaudeville per-
sonated "Lydia" quietly and pleas
ingly, and some Of the rest Of the char
acters were fairly ~personated. The
excellent farce Of the Spectre Bride
groom concluded the entertainment,
Fulford appearing as Mr.. Sicode-
mus" and Livingston making q good,
amusing hit in the character OF the
boisterously humorous servant man
Thomas" This evening Macbeth will
be presented, with Mr.. Proctor In the
title character, we'll supported by an
excellent cast, all the original music
Of the piece being also given. See dis
dributed programmes.
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GooDs.-What
no! Young America, Young Washoe,
or the friends Of the aforesaid, read
the advertisements Of Lille & Co., In
another colum to-day. There Is where
you can lind all the latest and best as
sorted styles Of toys, from a young
steam engine to = three-wheeled
buggy. choice books Of every descrip-
ton, including not only the finest
illustrated juvenile books, but the
most valuable Of bound books stan
dard works, etc. Also stationery and
cutlery Of every description, and an
elegant assortment Of hrst-rste sleds.
Drop In and examine Lilies assort-
ment and make selections at Your own
prices.
SUDDEN DRAru.-Peter johnson, a
Swede. we'll known hereabouts as a
teamster and laboring man, says the
Carson Appeal, died while at his dinner
In the house Of Mr.. Richards, In the
southern part of the town. on Sunday
afternoon. A post mortem examina-
ton revealed the fact that death was
caused by the rupture Of blood vessel
connecting with the heart. The Coro-
ner's Jury rendered q verdict In accord
ance with these facts.
VIRGINIA SKATING RISx.-'rhe new
skating rink at Virginia will be COM
pleted to-day. Should the present cold
weather continue there will be skating
tomorrow or next day, as the pipes
are laid and the water will be turned
on as soon al the rink Is completed.
That rink Is liable to be a popular In
stitution.
NEW REsERvoIRs.-Twe large new
plank reservoirs or tanks are being
built at Virginia by the Virginia and
Gold Hill Water Company-one just
above B street, near the old Gould &
dump, and the other just below
the junction Of B and G streets, oppo-
site the Chollar-P otosi Works.
SLxIouISa.-Qulte n number Of cut
tiers were observable da,hing about the
streets Of Virginia this forenoon, in
duced by the additional fall Of snow
last night. The sleighing. however,
was not first-rate ; neither has It been
thus far.
BERLIN Wool. - Lille s. Co., G
street, Virginia, have u splendid and
varied assortment of the finest Berlin
wool for sale at reduced prices, as we'll
as an unlimited supply Of new toys.
books and holiday goods. Call and
inspect.
CHANGE or STAGE TINE.-Now and
hereafter, till further notice, Woodruff
6 Ennor's stages for Reno will leave
their Virginia Office ut ten o'clock A.
u. and seven o'clock P. N. See adver-
tisement.
ELRcTIoN.-The Emmett Guard, Vir-
ginia, holds q meeting tomorrow
evening for the election Of First Lieu
tenant, and the transaction Of other
important business.
SHUT Down. Tho Yellow Jacket
south hosting works were stopped at
6 O'Clock yesterday morning, In order
to effect the long contemplated change
in the machinery.
MoRE SNow.-Another lively snow
storm visited this section last night,
giving two or three inches moro Of the
fieecy deposit.
"SrALprNe's GLUE" useful and
true.