Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-02
PRRR's OPERA HOUSE, Hamlet"

Wal prOuuceu last eNciiiiS too Sio"NSN
house, and in splendid style, Barrett
appearing as the Danish Prince. 1t Is
one of his best representations, but on
this occasion he threw more power oil
d~elineation and true artistic feeling
into 1t than we have eve seen him 40
on any previous representation. Ihis
was especially the case In the third
act. Mt the conclusion Of which he was
enthusiastically called out BY his we'll
pleased audience. Mrs. Bates rendi-
tion of Ophelia was t~ouchingly beauti-
full and effective in fact, we have
NJ seen 1t excelled, or even equaled
In some respects. rhe other characters
were we'll taken. and the piece passed
of smoothly and we'll. "Romeo and
Juliet will be given this evening, with
Barrett as Romeo, and Mrs. Bates as
Juliet. Notwithstanding the four bits
extra charge. we noticed that a large
Number Of the dress circle seats were
already taken this morning. Go early
II you have not secured a reserved
seat.
WRoSa IApREssroN.-Some OF the
people of Gold Hill. as we'll as else
where, seem to have formed the idea
that the celebration on the Fourth at
Port Homestead Is for the children
only. This Is a mistake. The Com-
mIttee are industriously perfecting all
Arrangements to make the days cele-
bration II Of pleasure for everybody,
the children In particular. They have
secured q large tent to use In connec-
zion with the spacious Homestead Hall.
providing ample shelter and accommo-
dalton for three or five thousand per-
sons, With tho music and singing
for the little ones, In addition TO tue
Grafton. poem, reading the Declaration
and other interesting exercises, It Is
fully anticipated that all can and Will
spend tho day most agreeably and sat
isfactorily at Fort Homestead. Young
and old-everybody, from Virginia to
DAYTON, are expected, and will be
heartily welcomed.
GRAND NATIONAL SALUTEs.-Day al
ter tomorrow, OH the occasion OF the
celebration Of our great national hoii-
day In Gold Hill. one hundred guns
will be fired from Fort Homestead, as
follows: At sunrise a national salute
Of thirteen guns at midday, another
Of thirty-sevsn gunS-one for each
State in the Union-and at sunset hfty
guns, making one hundred In all. IL
will be conducted under the efficient
supervision of Captain John Y. Paul,
the veteran gunner who has had charge
OF all our salutes heretofore, and the
bic gun General Grant" on Fort
Homestead will do the loud-mouthed
bonors of the occasion, as she has done
already OIL several proud occasions.
SODA AID SoAp.-The Office Of the
Nevada Soda mine and also the Car
son SOAP factory Is at X. l.. Higgins
music store, No 81 South Y steet, Vir-
ginia, where all orders will be promptly
attended to. This soda Is IS per cent.
and better than either the
English or American manufacture, ana
HIGGINS Il Crampton, the agents, are
ready to supply II IN any quantity az
$50 per ton. Millmen will find that
this soda keeps the quicksilver clean.
rs It Is the most powerful precipltant
now In use. Merchants and others
who deal in this article will do well to
csi, on Higgins Il Champion. See their
new advertisement to-day.
SurrERLRy.- The old Photographic
chief j. X. gutterley, having bought
out Hedger &c Noes gallery. Suffer-
ley's old place, corner Of e and Taylor
streets, Virginia, took possession OF
the same Yesterday. In order to marx
tho event properly he sent Us some
champagne, In bottles. 1t Is not In
bottles now. Sutterley Is bound 10
succeed we'll always. Read his new
advertisement In another column to-
day and then 60 and get your picture
taken right.
The BALL.-Those who have not al
ready secured tickets for the grand
dremen's ball at Fort Homestead on
Fourth Of July night, should lose no
time In doing 30. The most elaborate
nreparations are making to insure 1t to
Be the finest affair Of the kind ever
t~ransplring at the Homestead.
Ar II pleasure GARDES.-Read
Hildebrand's advertised programme OF
exercises In another column. for the
grand celebration Of the Fourth OF
July at the famous pleasure gardens IN
the lower suburbs Of Virginia. ihey
will have a splendid time there anu no
mistake.
81. Jous's CnURcH.-A meeting OF
the Vestry Of St. Johns Church, Gold
Hill, will be held at the church this
Cruesday) evening at s O'Clock. pune
tually. 1t Is earnestly desired that all
members be present.
BLACK CRooX.-A lively and enthu-
slastic audience attended the opening
night last evening, and a very excel
lent variety entertainment was given.