Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26
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Leman, Msstsyer, Barry. florence,
Wilson. Buckley, Coad. rhaysr, Miss
Ellie Wilton, Louisa tombstone, Car
rio Wyatt, Nellie Cummings, and
several others. forming m unusually
extensive. talented aud versatile com.
pany. A an additional attraction
t~erpsichorean interludes bstwssn the
acts were Introduced. with the re-
nowned Bonfanti rs Queen Of the bal.
let, assisted by the scarcely less IA
NOUS Marie Gaugaln, aud q choice
corps 10 ballet. The play selected for
this opening occasion was "~Bslphsger,
the MounteSank"-not . new piece
exactly, but new TO most OF our thea
ter-goers. Mr.. Pope enacted the title
character aud TO excellent advanta &c.
lie IL an actor Of promlnsncs and
marked ability, possessing n line stage
appearance, q rich full voice, aud
discriminative dramatic taste which
exhibits itsslf In tho correct and nat
ural finish Of his representations. His
rendition OF tho m~ountsbank, Bclph.
esor, last evening. was devoid Of all
ranting brllllancy, yet effective
forcibls where the situation demanded
aud smoothly rendered throughout,
winning the deserved aud frequent APP
plause OF ths largo audience present.
lie Was well seconded by Miss Wilton
and Miss Wyatt, who parsonated the
wife and daughter Of the m~ounteoank,
aud the other principal characters were
generally we'll rendered. Wilson did
the heavy villain. D~eltellac, very &C.
csptably, aud florence created con-
siderable approving mirth by his cap
ital rendition Of Fzniaronade. the un-
musical chief drummer and acrobatlc
assistant to the show OF the poor
mountebank. The piece Itself posses
ses q fine, very understandable and In
teresting plot, aud although not Of the
sensational order. abounas In emo
tional scenes and telling situations.
IL IL play which non can fall to DO
pleased with. az the tine ballet dan.
cling OF Bonfanti. Gaugain and their
shapely assistants, IL Il not necessary
to speak ; they met with high APP
prevail aud applause. "Belphegor"
will be repeated for tho last time to-
night. Gold Killers should 70 early
Ia order to get good seats.
PHYSICIAN AND SURoEos.-Dr. w.
W. Fetterman, homeopathic physician
aud surgeon, a graduate OF lIahne-
mann Medical College, Philadelphia,
and the Electrical Institute OF Pitts
burg. Penn, has opened an oillce at
No. So South Z street, Virginia, whore
l. = ... aKnl 70 fRnaf In tha
most scientific AM all diseases OF
the eye or var. diseases Of the respira-
tory system. diseases OF the digestive
system. cutaneous or akin diseases,
diseases Of the fibrous or muscular
system, diseases OF the urinary and
genital system, or diseases Incidental
TO females. These various diseases the
Doctor proposes to not only treat but
positively uro by the use OF the cleo
trlcal process. n practice which al
though not entirely new Is steadily
gaining la public favor wherever IL IL
practiced. and Il producing some most
Wonderful cures. Read his advertise
meut la another celuma and give him
a call. No charge for consultation or
examination. and no terrible doses OF
naussous drugs.
Foor-miI. STRAWBERRIES. - The
very best aud therefore most popular
strawberries at the present time are
brought from the western foothills Of
the Sierra Nevada, coming In over the
rail- every morning fresh from the
vines. They ara much richer and
liner In flavor than tho berries from
the lower valleys, aud have also the
advantage Of being n hundred or two
miles nearer % us, therefore they
come freshsr aud In cholcer condition.
X. Mercer. at his famous grocery store
a few doors above tho News Office. re-
ceives 4 full supply Of these Superior
berries every morning. Cheap, healthy
and delicious eating. Only two bits \
basket. Strawberries wers never 30
cheap In Gold Hill and Virginia as
they are this season.
AFFECTIONS TaiBurR.-lt Is to be
haped that those OF our citizens who
have relatives or friends buried In the
town cemetery, will see that they do
not slser In namelsss graves. As
stated elsewhere, Mr.. Mucklo, pro-
prletor OF the Virginia Marble Yard,
will DO In town tomorrow, aud viii
be prepared to take orders for tomb
stones or monuments.
PAY Ur.-All persons indebted to
re,er ~Callaghan, Of the Miners Sa-
loon back Of the Yellow Jacket works,
Gold Hill, arc notified TO come for
ward and settle up at oneo, or their
accounts will DO placed In the hands
OF an officer for collection. See notice
In another column.
Ngw GnlrFE.-A. McMartin, head
blacksmith At the Crown Point mine,
will shortly the construc-
,ion OF a giraffe, to DO used In ecnnec-
ton with The new Incline mschinory'
The giraffe will be Of sufficient size TO
hold ten tons OF ore.
IurRoviSo.-John Hanson, Super
intendent Of the Morgan Mil on the
Carson river, who, for some time, has
been confinea TO his bed by eryslpelas,
Il reported TO DO somewhat better.
For a time his llfo was ~despaired Of.
A Coon CuAScE.-Persons dsslrsus
OF purchasing q good residence Ia q
very eligible locatien, will do well TO
read the advertisement Of house n
lot for sale, Published In another coi-
umn.
TELEos,xs.-Thsre are messages at
the Western Union Telegraph Office
for Martin Brady, VIM. Huddleston,
NJ. II. Russell. II. Stetz, ii, Z. John
son, aud II. q. Blasdel.
MisiSo lNrRovENISrS-The work
placing in position the cap stones oil
IN. foundations for the new Incline
machinery at the Crown Point mine Is
nearly completed.
BLu.rgRy wEAruEn.-Old Boreas
wa, on the rampage to-day and
stirred up the dust In a lively manner
In localities not visited by the water
cart all.