Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-05

PIrER's OrERA HousE-"M MAN AND
wIrE".-The beautiful and decidedly
interesting drama of MAN and Wife"
was produced last evening for the first
time on the Opera House stage, and to
n very good aud appreciative audi
cnce. Miss Fanny Cathcart, the emin-
ent %tragedienne. and Mr.. George Oar
relI, supported by the excellent
stock company now performing ut
the theater, made their first appearance
and received n most gratifying vel
come. Miss Cathcart Is an actress Of
much more than ordinary merit, ssr-
passed by few or none In her peculiar
style Of acting, and in the character OF
Anne Sylvester last evening she de-
seryedly won the encomiums Of the
entire audience. Mr.. George Darrell,
too. achieved a very gratifying success
In the character OF Geoffry Dclamayn,
although, according to our Judgment,
Inc Is capable OF a much higher walk in
the drama. Arnold BriuEworth, BY
Charles Edmonds. and Lady Lundie,
by Mrs. Edmonds, were among the
best impersonations OF the piece.
Miss Mile Sackett personated Mrs.
Glenarm. the rich and decidedly con-
solable widow, In a very enticlng man
ner, uncxceptionable to every oache-
lor or warm blooded man present.
Bishopriggs. the canny Scot, by Mr.:
NJ. pike, was decidedly n principal
feature of the piece. a cannier Scot
Is seldom seen. Mr.. g. Allen, repre-
senting the solicitor, May, was not
very we'll up In his part, constituting
the worst and nearly the only hitch In
the piece. Mr.. Billings impersonation OF
Sir Patrick Lundie was very good, In
deed. The same may be said Of Miss
Florence Kent's representation OF
Blanche Lundie. his niece. The other
characters were generally well rem
dcred. The piece itself possesses a
plot Of more than ordinary interest,
and cannot fail to please any audience
possessed Of an appreclable degree OF
good taste. We are pleased to state
that this excellent play Of MAN and
Wife" will be repeated this evening.
and we doubt not to as fashionable and
appreciative audience AS that oil last
S'e""'s'
CRIMINAL BUsINEss.-The criminal
business has improved h''uera''
IN Gold Hill within a day or two.
Nearly all the rooms In Town Mar
shall kelly's inn are taken. Inc VIE
bcater, referred to a day or TWO ago
In this paper. was arrested last even
ing. and his trial was to take place IN
Justice wright's court this afternoon.
One woman, residing In Crown ONT
Ravine, was arrestea iass n'S"s 1;s
orderiy JUGJS created considera-
bic amusement on the street this morn
Ing. by attempting o rest nllisei' on
dry-goods ooS' Win no S1te ~ Nv
Much TO his surprise, NC ieii lns'ue ,ne
box In such n position thai only MS
head and feet were visible. Upon De
nns,,ion he commenced sowing his
money broadcast In the street, which
circumstance led to his arrest and
Judgement in the ~calaooose. a num.
Der OF other Offenders, VINO hau become
enthused with aicohoilc oeverages'
found a LOGGING place io' tue
fkRsoSA"-n
oouna passengers v"
clio Railroad, teleSrapheu 70 eah
Francisco yesterday from Carlin. New,
was MiSs George Congdon, n young
lady well known In this community.
undergoing a course Of training In
music under the ablcst Instructors III
chicago.