Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24

1IPER OPERA uOUSE- CidhA-
BEru."-The excellent audience at the
Opera House last evening was due to
the desire of our theatre-goers to see
Miss Ince enact the character of Queen
Elizabeth, In Rlstori's great historical
play of that name. All who witnessed
Mrs. Bowers most admirable imper-
sonation Of the petulant, imperious,
self-willed Queen, were curious to see
how Miss Ince's rendition would COM
pare with it. Comparisons are said to
be odious, yet people will draw COM
parsons, let them be favorable or un-
favorable. 1t Is a privilege they all
assume. The verdict most certainly
was favorable to Miss Ince last even
Ing. Her impersonation was grand,
fully imprisoned and thoroughly eff
f~ective, as evinced by the enthusiastic
applause of her appreciative audience
and the call before the curtain. As a
Queen in the highest walks Of the
drama Miss Ince can have few rivals,
and in her thoroughly artistic rendi-
ton Of the most imprisoned situa-
tions, especially in the third and fourth
acts, last evening, she evinced a fervid
power of thrilling dramatic delinea-
ton absolutely startling. Mr.. Car.
den, too, excels in that respect, and
his mastery impersonatlon Of the
Earl OF Essex in its most energetic
and forcible passages induced rounds
of appreciative applause and clamor-
Gus calls before the curtain. Lady
Sarah Howard was fairly represented
by Ellie Wilton, rs was also Lord
Burleigh by Pierpont Thayer. Barry
personated Dawson eXcellently, and
Simms showed we'll as Sir Francis
Bacon, even leaving the Sir Francis
of. Considering the short time given
for study and preparation on the part
of the minor actors, the play was very
creditably performed, and will be still
more so tonight, for we arc pleased to
state that Elizabeth" Is to be re-
peated. Let it be also borne in mind
that this evening Miss Ince will take
her only benefit. A more deserving,
talented actress never aspired to the
favor of our critical t~heatre-goerS, and
we hope to see her appreciatively COM
plimented with a densely and fashion
ably crowded house. The dramatic
season and the Opera House closes on
Monday evening next, therefore all
proposing to attend the theatre will
have but a limited opportunity Of
doing so. Do not fail to see Miss Inee
In elizabeth" tonight.
FRESH Pork SAUsAaE-MarkS trouse
of the we'll known Central Market,
Virginia, Is furnishing the people Of
this section with q little the choicest
eating In the way of fresh sausage,
from the finest Of corn-fed hogs, clean,
sweet and perfectly reliable. The
meats furnished at his famous market
are, however, oil firstclass, as every
body knows. As will be seen BY ref
erenc to his new advertisement In
another column to-day, Strouse has
established q branch Of his sausage de-
partment at Chris Miller's family gro
cery, Main street, Gold Hill, opposite
Maynard's Block, where the citizens
of this town can obtain the same, fresh
every day.
OLD BoURBoS.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of a small demijohn Of genu-
inc Bourbon, six years old, made in
Bourbon county, Kentucky. 1t was
sent to us by Mr.. j. S. Hutchison,
lately of Paris, Ky, and Ia Of a lot Of
twenty-one barrels, which are for salo
BY the gallon or barrel by Thomas
Buckner, at No. % North G street,
Virginia. 1t Is che finest Old Bourbon
we have ever tasted. It Is the pure
stuff. D d distilled. We don't
drink much ourselves, nor do we wish
to encourage intemperance, but people
who need a good article for the stom-
ach's sake can get 1t at No. ~ North
c street.
CLOSE OF THE OPERA HoUsE.-Man-
ager Piper informs us that the present
dramatic season and also the Opera
House will positively close on Monday
evening next, and the last Matinee
will be given tomorrow. He has just
returned from San Francisco, where he
was unsuccessful in procuring other
attractions adequate to induce Hun to
keep the Opera House open any longer
than till the termination Of Miss lnce's
engagement. Our theatcr-goers Will,
therefore, perceive thai their opportu-
nifty for dramatic enjoyment Is very
limited.
GLOBE. - Preparations are being
made to resume work in this old mine,
near American Flat, before long. It
has laid idle for years, but recent x
animation shows good ore, which will
doubtless pay we'll with present Inn
provements and rates In milling and
mining.
BLusrERY.-The high, blustery south
west wind and terrific dust Of to-day