Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-23
pr,,,,. OPERA HousE-"CAMnIE.'

out niece, "Camllle uIeW . very
GOOD audience last evening. Camille,
with Miss Annette Ince in the leading
character, Is, however, o real attrac-
ton. and deserving Of only such an
audience as can fully appreciate the
trnlv artistic and beautiful In dramatic
im~nersonation. without ~particulariz-
inc, il is simply just to say that Miss
Ince's rendition Of Camille, u SEEM
inoIv frivolous, yet noble hearted,
seif.sacrIfcing and unfortunate Co
ouette, was the glowing, ierviu eio-
auence Of natural d~elineation. Mr.
Garden appeared to excellent advan-
tage as Armand Duval, giving full and
correct dramatic force 10 his delinea-
ton In the two last scenes, and meet
Inc with the hearty approval Of the
audience: so much so that he was
COMMUNICATED with an enthusiastic
cali before the curtain at the conclu-
sion of the fourth net. The Count De
Varyille of Pierpont Thayer was also
very acceptable, correct and good.
Miss Eva West called forth considera-
Bile applause by her spirited rendition
OF Nichette's little speech about law
yers. and Mrs. Sinclair Al the chron-
ically hungry Madame Du Vernay,
Nellie Cummins as Mainline, and Miss
Belle Chapman as Olympic, each sue
ceeded we'll. As a whole, Camille was
satisfactorily rendered, with but few
plumbers on the part Of the minor ac-
tors. This evening will be presented
Ristori's great historical five act play
Of Elizabeth" The cast Is q very
good n Miss Ince personating Queen
Elizabeth, Mr.. Garden the Earl Of Es-
sex, Ellie Wilton, Lady Sarah How
ard, Pierpont Thayer as Lord Bur-
leig, etc. This is ono OF the finest
| plays known to the dramatic stage,
and Miss Ince's Improvisation OF the
leading character cannot we'll be any
thing but grandly effective. All who
have e Mrs. Bowers as Elizabeth
will desire to see Miss Ince in the same
character, and q crowded house may
be justly counted upon Tonight.
The Boy CONVICT. The Carson
Regista thus describes the youngest
convict In the State Prison. He was
one of those who escaped and was
recaptured, and Is now on trial with
the rest for murder: ~. Bedford
Roberts, the boy convict, sent from
Washoe county for ten years for stage
robbery, Is q native of California Long
Valley, we BELIEVED aged eighteen
years and three months. He Is hye
feet seven inches high, and weighs l22
pounds; has dark brown hair, large
brownish-gray eyes, small head, thin
face. large nose, thin compressed lips,
inclined to curl; upper lip very short;
a general feminine cast Of ~countenance,
with sad, anxious and intelligent ex-
preston, sometimes changing mo-
mentarily to the scornful. A close
observance Of the changes Of feeling
mirrored on his countenance soon con-
vlnces the observer that his intelli-
gence Is of that class that sometimes
renders a coyote an object OF Interest /;
that is unmiXed with any feeling OF
refinement, but would render him an
efficient vacquero Or a bold highway
man. His favorite position Is a languid
one, with the elbow on the chair-arm,
thumb under chin, dexter finger
against temple, and the other three
fingers across the mouth"
CHRIS. BLAIR AND BILLY FoRREsT
REcArrURED.-Chief Of Police Dow
ney ut Virginia this morning informed
US that those we'll known Storey county
criminals, Blair and Forrest, who
were among the escaped ~convicts from
the State Prison. have been arrested at
Downieville, California, and will soon
be occupying their old quarters In
Lieutenant Governor Denver's big
sandstone castle. From tho Carson
Register Of this morning We copy the
following particulars: 'Chris. z. Blair
and William Forrest, two Of the con-
victs who escaped In the September
break, have been arrested at Downie-
Vile. California, by j. ID. Grant, Sher-
III of Sierra county. Grant t~elegraphed
Governor Bradley yesterday for In
formation in relation to the reward,
etc., and tho information and a descrip-
ton of the ~conyicts were forwarded at
once"
FAsmoN SALOON OPENING. The
new Fashion Saloon, Main street, Gold
Hill, opposite the News office, opens
tomorrow evening in gay and festive
style, with a bountiful aud choice free
lunch Of turkeys, chickens and other
good things. Finch Il Dumars, pro-
prietors, invite their friends and the
hubble generally to call and partake
Of their Inequalities on this occasion.
The Fashion Is the finest and most
elegantly furnished saloon in town,
and the bar Is stocked with only the
very choicest brands of liquors and
cigars. Two firstclass billiard tables
are also there for the pleasure Of those
who delight in the fascinating game.
Everybody goes to the opening.
Woop SrEAI.ERs CONE TO CRIES.
Three boys were yesterday caught
stealing wood from the piles Of the
Railroad Company near the Virginia
depot. They were put in the station.
house for awhile, and finally released
on promising to steal no more wood.
The company has a policeman on
watCn now uIlly, Us Wcll u q HiStie
Waterman, and all similar culprits
captured hereafter will be severely
dealt with.
DIEp.-Bart. Cronin, who was so
badly injured last Monday, by tho fall
ing Of a heavy stick Of timber upon
him while at work upon the large new
water reservoir back of the Yellow
Jacket works, died In consequence
about IL o'clock last night. He was a
native of Ireland, single, and aged
about q years.
MORE ASrELorE.-McGurn, the
champion family store man. on South
C street, Virginia, has received an
other fine lot Of antelope saddles, fat,
tender and nice. He finds ready sale
for all such choice meat. Turkeys,
chickens and other domestic game,
alive or dressed, can be found both
plenty and unusually cheap at Nc
Gurn's, also all sorts of fresh fish.
KEsrucK TRUsrEEs.-The Kentuck