Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-19
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BRAY.-Last evening tho Opera House
was well filled with a fashionable and
%appreciative audience, and the occasion
was noted by the temperance Of the
pleasing and favorite young actress,
formerly Miss Flora Bray, but now
Mrs. George NJ. Pinney, after an alb
sence of two or three years from this
section. The play was "Fanchon,"
Flora personating the title character.
When she appeared she was greeted
with a hearty welcoming round Of APP
plauss from her numerous friends
present, and at several points through
out the piece the encouraging plaudits
Of the audience told how their sympa-
thies were with her. As to "Fanchon,"
we have seen perhaps more spirited
renditions of that peculiar impersona-
ton, but never n so quietly pleasing,
maidenly and good. Flora has i'm
proved much as an actress since we
saw her last, and with her earnest
effort and willing study she will yet
attain 4 high rank in the dramatic pro-
feSSion, if she chooses. At the close
of the fourth act she was called before
the curtain to receive the congratu-
lative applause of her friends. She
was fairly supported by the dramatic
company, and the piece passed of very
acceptably. Morrison, as Landry, did
well, with the exception Of not moder-
ating his transports properly ut the
close Of the last act, In embracing the
sweet quietly, joyous Fanchon. Katy
Wilson, as Madelou. was Just the
sprightly, petulant little village flirt
required to ill the character to Il dot.
Cox. rs Father Barbeaud, and Billy
Robinson, as Didier, both succeeded
well, and some of the other characters
were commercially sustained. To-
night, the beautiful three act comedy,
new here. entitled the "Pride of the
Market" will be produced, with Flora
as Marion, and Sue Robinson rs ia
vote. The entertainment will con-
cludc with the favorite comedietta OF
the LOAN of a Lover" Flora appear
ing rs Gertrude, and Billy Robinson
rs Peter Spyke.
SraNoR FARINI.-This talented gen.
tleman, whose rich bass baritone voice
so materially aided in the vocal music
portion Of Herrmann'S entertain
ments at Piper's Opera House, last
Friday and Saturday evenings, informs
us that his appearance on those occa-
sions was merely 4 matter Of accom-
mediation, and assistance TO Madame
Hermann. His business here is TO
arrange for the coming Of Madame
Metua Schiller, the great actress and
opera singer who, with \ full German
and English opera troupe. proposes
visiting this section in two or three
weeks, coming from San Francisco
direct.
The ALHANBRA.-Those unfortunates
who have been so neglected. rs not to
have seen the beautiful Turkish extrav-
aganza, entitled the "Slayes of the
Harem." now being performed at the
Alhambra, are swindling themselves.
Go by all means and see "truc beauty
| when adorned the most" Besides this
| piece, an immense bill of choice vari-
cites is given for tonight. Just read
the distributed programmes. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Dr. Hall, Of
Gold Hill, and DIR. Heath, Of Virginia,
this forenoon operated upon the broken
leg of Caleb c. Gartrell, ut the County
Hospital. They eXcised or removed
the lower end of the tibia or larger
shin bone, saving off an inch and a
quarter of the bone where it joined the
ankle, as it was diseased from being
deuuded of its periosteal covering,
The wound looks well and gives evil
dence Of 4 speedy recovery. Gartrelis
leg will be saved, and considering the
nature of the injury he may consider
himself lucky to get off with a still
ankle.
GRAND ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.
The Odd Fellows Of Nevada are going
to have 4 grand celebration of the 5lst
anniversary of the existence Of their
Order in the United States, on the
26th instant, at Carson City. A pro-
cession OF the various Lodges and En-
campments, from all parts Of the
State, an Grafton, poem, ETC., and a
grand ball in the evening, comprise
the programme.
CANNnY BIRD LOST. A pretty
canary bird was accidentally lost yes,
terday from the residence Of Mayor
Gibson, in Gold Hill. See advertise.
ment In another column, offering q
reward for its return.
ALL RIauT.-The Deficiency bill,'
covering the amounts due the creditors
Of the Carson Branch Mint, has passed
both Houses Of Congress, and gone tc
the President for his signature.
SLEEPING CAR DlscoSTrNUED.-The
| Central Pacific Railroad Company have
discontinued leaving Q sleeping car al
Reno. 1t did not pay.
SrocK SALEs.-The sales at the San
francisco Stool 6ard during the pas
week amounted In all to sl,S35%Q
THE most populat Sewing Machine
on the Pacific coa/t is the Grover q
~Baker7e-1esIeceed all Others
The AurrM uRpER.-The of trip
Price. for the murder Of Decke1|1 n
set for tomorrow, at Carson.
YELLOW JACKET DELINoUEH SALE
For list Of delinquents see our adver'
Using columns to-day.
WAR IN CmNArowS.-When n row