Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-01
ny WOODRUFF 3 ENNoR's LINE.

PIrER's OPERA House." FRoU-
FuoU."-Notwithstanding outside at
fractions, the Opera House a well
filed last evening, the dress circle
containing n larger number OF ladies
than on the evening previously. The
play given WAS the fine and popular
sensational five-act drama of "Frou-
Frou," with Mrs. Bates rs Gilberte
and Mr.. Bates as Henry DE Sartorys,
supported by an excellent cast. or
Mrs. Bates impersonation OF the I'M
fortunate Frou-Frou we can but speak
IN terms Of the highest commentator.
1t was deeply emotional, impassioned,
true to nature, thoroughly artistic, wo-
manly and good, surprising any who
have heretofore attempted it IN ms
section. Mrs. Bates certainly Is an
actress of the highest order OF merit,
and a. snch will be recognized and APP
preciated wherever she may appear.
Mr.. Bates p~ersonated Dc SartoryS In
a highly effective manner EdmondS
as Comte de ValreaS. Crosbie "a Baron
de Cambri, Thayer o. Piton, Miss
Jennie Vaudeville a Louise. Mrs. Ed
mond. AZ Baroness do Cambri, Miss
Nellie Cummings as Pauline, and Mrs.
Stewart as the Governess all succeeded
we'll. This evening will be given the
great drama, In i've acts. OF" EuStache
Bandin, or the Mother-in-Law,' with
Mrs. Bates as Louise, Dir. Bates rs
E,ustache, and the other characters In
the cast well distributed.
TIE ExeRsoN MInsrRELs. - Last
evening the famous Billy Emerson
king of all the minstrels, together with
his talented troupe Of musical and
,erosichorean burnt cork accomplices.
made their first appearance at their
new payilion, between and ID streets,
Virginia, Just north Of Sutton avenue.
Owing to the heavy storm of hail and
rain which fell yesterday noon, making
the streets muddy and the atmosphere
chilly. the attendance was not quite so
GOOD Rs it would have been, but there
was a pretty good crowd present and
a ti~rst.class entertainment given. The
capital songs, dances. queer jokes II
general delineations OF Emerson anu
Fayette WEIGH were received with
high favor, and the sketches OF Mill
burn, the dancing Of tho Reynolds
Brothers, the various ballads AMI de-
~ljneations Of Norman, Haywood, stan
wood and other old fayoritcS were APP
preciatively a~pplauded. The excellent
brass and string band, with kohlcr OH
the cornet, added much to the effect.
This evening. and every evening here
after. a complete change OF programme
will be given.
A Much NEEDED IMrRovEMENT.-
Evening before last a committee Of
our citizens waited on the section mas
ter Of the railroad and requested that
the heavy cast-iron platings at the
crossing Of the railroad and Main
street be removed and wooden filling
be substituted In their place, which
request was promptly aud cheerfully
complied with. This was 4 much
needed improvement, for few OF our
heavily. loaded quartz teams could pass
the crossing without one or more Of
the animals slipping and falling. max
ing It not only disagreea6.e, but dam
Rcr0tlS lot the tcaIn>tcrss
GREELEY HxTs.-Wc notice that We
sey. Cross, and quite a number OF other
prominent gents in Virginia and Gold
Hill are wearing white plug hats of
h Greeley pattern. They were sent
az special presents from the venerable
Horace himself, and all who wear them
have been promised tho position OF U.
= Revenue Collector In case he Is
elected. Consequently these are strong
Greeley men, aud will work hard to
elect him.
FURTHER REDUCTION OF FARE
Woodruff St Ennor have reduced the
fare from Virginia to Reno, on both
their accommodation and regular sta
ges. to al 50. The new arrangement
goes into effect to-day.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Thcre Will be
preaching at the Methodist Church.
Gold Hill. by Rev. Mr.. Rightmyer,
pastor, tomorrow, June I'd. at S L. NJ:
sharp. Subject 'Sauctihcation n
Devotion to the Truth"
County CoNNussloNERs.-The Board
of County Commissioners will meet on
Tuesday next.