Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-09

f1PERo OPERA hoUsE.-AulS iaFoi-
ito place Of resort and theatrical amuse-
ment was we'll filed last night, as
usual, and the entertainment given
was one Of the most spirited, interest
ing and sensational yet. Mile LIE
Favre was very highly ~applauded In
her classic Roman and Grecian statues,
and as Mrs. Oscar Brownjohn, in her
festive play of "Women's Rights,"
she made a lively hit and sensation.
It Is q very amusing piece indeed, and
kept the whole audience laughing and
applauding throughout. Johnny Man
nlng's act Of tho "Drum Major" Is
capital, and tho songs and dances Of
the little juvenile wonder, especially
those Irish songs last evening, win
plenty Of applause. Johnny Reilly
also made a very good hit in his Irish
songs and dances last evening, being
repeatedly encored. Miss Amelia
Dean, In her fancy dances, is always
good, and as for tho heart-break-
Ing "Her" Carlova, he will be a
winning card for q few weeks
longer yet. This evening, as may be
seem BY reference to distributed pro-
grammes, another splendid bill Is Of
1ered, with Cogill and Cooper. Elmer
son, Sparrow, Eva Clayton and all the
high stars Of the company In select
acts and delineations, concluding with
tho high-pressure nltro-glycerino can
can.
APoruEcARY AND DRuGGrsT.-Geo.
p. Morrill,, for years known as a lead
ing druggist Of Virginia City, has re-
moved from his old stand to a more ell
igibls locality In the fine fre-proof
building on c street, opposite Gillig,
Mott & Co.'S, whore he is fitted up In
fins style ready for business. His
shelves are filled with NO 'beggarly
account Of empty boxes" but with 4
goodly array Of everything in the way
OF drugs and medicines usually per-
tanning to all first-class drug stores,
besides which he has q full supply OF
garden seeds, fresh and reliable. from
fhorburn's, New York. Morrill, also
manufactures pure, genuine soda and
sarsaparilla, which he supplies to bars
and saloons all over the country. Ply
sicians' prescriptions carefully pre-
pared at all times, and his rates for
anything will be found as reasonable
a. could be wished. See his advertise
ment In another column to-day.
IRISH CONFEDERATION OFFIcERs.-
Tho following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Irish Confederation Club
at Virginia, at their last regular meet
Ing: b. Colgan, President; Peter
Leonard, Secretary; G. Sullivan,
Treasurer. Trustees-Wm. Hayes, MI,
chael Kelleher and Mark Feeney Eall
the preceding being re-elected!. ln-
yestigating Committee-James Malone
Thomas Hughes, jerry Sheahy, John
Timmons and Dennis Leary.. Ihe
Club Is in q flourishlng condition.
O. V. CoMrL1MENTNRY.-We are the
pleased recipient of a complimentary
ticket to the anniversary reception OF
the Order yivitur. to take place at
National Guard Hall, Virginia, To-
morrow evening. Fine music Will Do
in attendance, and If this reception
nasses of half as agreeably as did their
6rst. two or three months ago, 1t Will
Ia an occasion Of great social interest
=" all nresent. Those invited will find
tickets at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, or the
Bank Of California, Virginia.
HOWE AeA1N.-Harry Mlghels, fol-
m,rly the noted editor of the Carson
AppeaL, and ex-State Printer, returned
70 the State Capital, yesterday, with
nj. family. Harry has been wandering
Z, ether chimes for the last two or
thr,.a wears, but Is now well pleased
- cIimS the sagebrush slopes OF Sill
verland once more. lie mas = noule-
stead at Carson, and will stay nc nome
for awhile, at least, among MS huu'ef-
Gus friends.
r,,o.r Cur ny A BLAsr.-Last Sum
aav afternoon in the Belcher mine q
,mall piece ofsharp rock, from a blast
hit Robert WEIGH. q miner, IN tne
throat, inflicting quite a severe w9unt'
narrowly missing the JuSuiar, anu out-
ding through the wlndpipe. Dr. Sorn'
Of VIrpinis, dressed the wound pro
nerlv and the patient Is recovering,
although he will be troubled with sore
throat for awhile.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEErrSe.-A
meeting of the Union Republican Cen
tr.l Committee will be held at the
limited States District Court Room on
Saturday afternoon next, at 2 O'CLOCK.
AM members are requested 70 pe
nrompt In attendance, as business Oh
importance will be transacted. see
oi8cial notice In another column.