Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06

who, Superauded TO ner
dramatic capabilities, Is possessed Of a
handsome and queenly figure, In the
character of Anne Sylvester. again fas-
clnated the audience with her rams
cendently fine acting. Mr.. DarrelPs
personation OF the character Of Geofry
Delamayne was absolutely perfect.
His reputation Is already established
rs a favorite with our theatre-goers.
Mr.. Charles Edmsnds won new lau-
rels for himself in his impersonation Of
the character OF Arnold Brinkworth,
which could not have failed to please
Wilkie Collins himself. Mrs. Edmonds
also was a great favorite with the au-
dience In the character Of Lady Lun-
die. Mr.. Pike, as Bishoprlggs, was all
that could be desired. The perform
ance gave great satisfaction throughout
Tonight Miss Fanny CatEcart appears
In the great emotional drama, 1.-The
Woman In Red" The character OF
| Rudica, the Sorceress. Is n that will
enable this truly legitimate artistic to
display her full dramatic power. The
! San Francisco and Salt Lake critics
are unanimous In pronouncing Miss
Cathcart's im~personation forclble and
grand, the Herald Of the latter place
stating that I'VE have not seen her
equal since the death Of the late Julia
Dean Hayne." We advise our theatre
goers to attend tonight, and we can
safely promise them a rich dramatic
treat. Mr.. George Darrell concludes
the performance with his great vocal
sketches entitled "The Mysteries OF
the Stage" in which he introduces the
serio-comic vocalist with the song
Good Evening" the Lion Coinique,
with song "remple Bar" and the
Royal Reciter, with the charge Of the
Light Brigade" Mr.. Darrell is said
to be unrivalled In these sketches, and
n crowded auditory will no doubt as
semble to pass judgment on this very
liberal bill Of fare prepared for their
delectation.
ORrHANs' FAIR.-We visited the
Orpans' Fair in Virginia last evening,
and were bankrupted. We went
through for just seven dollars and a
half including halls dollar borrowed
from Mr.. Root. We took tickets In
all sorts of enterprises as long as our
money lasted, being utterly ~powerless
to resist the Establishments Of the fair
ladies having charge OF the various
tables. Just AS we were about to make
our exist from the building by way of
Taylor street enterance, we were cap.
captured and led back to the fortune
teller's cave. Nothing would do but
We must have III fortune told. We
were Informed BY the enchantress that
we were fated to marry, and that Il
wife would prove to DO q termagant.
We listened to the gloomy prognos-
t~ications of the sibyl In silence. Our
horoscope was anything but pleasing
and we have made up our mind to re-
taliate by divulsing the name OF the
beautiful ]sorceress, Miss l.. E--n.
Testing aside, the fair In aid Of the
orphans at st. Msry's School is most
worthy object, and we are pleased to
know that 1t Is being well patronized.
Storey County will take care OF the
orphans ut ST. Mary's School. Our
people appreciate the self sacrificing
labor of the Sisters OF Charity In caring
for the little ones, aud will see to u
that the orphans do not want Tor
bread. The fair will BIZ continued this
evening.
RACING AT ASSOCIATION TRACK.-To-
morrow. 1t will be remembered, Is the
opening day Of the races at association
track. The races will in all proba-
bi!ity be the most interesting ever wit
messed in Storey County. All OF the
numerous horses entered are In splen-
did condition and All exciting time Is
anticipated. The prominent liorsemen
of this section rs we'll as Carson City
will be In attendance. The track Is
kept in excellent condition, and the
hotel Accommodations are the very best
that could be desired. Pools for the
races will be sold mt Col. Ferrend's
Saloon tonight. For full particulars
see posters.
A Rich DIsrTucr.-rhe Comstock
Lode has come to DO regarded as the
crandest ore-producing district In the
Known world. The discoveries OF sill
reproducing lands made BY Cortez
and Pizarro sink into insigniticance In
comparison with Mount Davidson. The
outlook, or rather inlook all along the
lode at present Is highly gratifying,
embracing Consolidated Virginia on
the north. Justice on the south and
Crown Point and Belcher In the center,
with Ovcrman and other mines shortly
to swing into line.
MINERs' UNION BALI.-The seventh
annual ball of the Gold Hill Miners
Union, which is to take place at their
hall on Monday evening. December
Sth, promises to be n OF the finest
affairs Of the kind yet given In this
town. We are pleased to see that a
large number of tickets are being sold,
and thore Is no possible doubt that the
ball will be n grand success. We ac-
knowledge the receipt OF n compli-
mentary ticket and circular OF Invita-
ton.
JUSTICE BULrLoN.-Mr. Briggs ior
warded yesterday from the Excelsior
mill, which Is situated a short distance
below Silver City. two bars Of bullion,
amounting to IS. 100. The bullion was
produced from ore taken from the u
lice mine. He will shortly shin three
more bars, OF the value Of $4,000 each.
we are informed that,the mine Is i'm.
proving In appearance every day, u
that the ledge Is widening. Good for
the Justice.
INSTRUMENTATION worthy friend
Mr.H.G. Maynard, ex-broker, Is build
irg a handsome balcony along the en-
tire front Of the block which bears MS
name. Maynard does not appear to
be at all bashful about work, n &C
cordinsly pitches in. himself win
hammer and saw. The balcony or
awning will improve the appearance
of Main street materially.
PERsoSAL.-Col. Horace Vesey va;
In town to-day looking as youthful rs
II he had quaffed Of the tabled elixir
vitae. He reports everything pleasant
and agreeable at Glcnbrook.
A Case for the Doctors.