Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

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to another OF his famous ~speeialties, he
appearing Ms Badger in the above ssnsa-
tional drama. The house was packed
from dome to pit By an enthusiasts.
appreciative audience who. frequently,
during the performance. gave vent to
their feelings by vocifsrous applause.
Mr.. Mayo. as Badger. the man Of vicis-
situdo, was Of course the hero OF the
play, and was frequently encored for
his rendition Of that character; Miss
Rosa Rand. M Lucy fairweathor.
charmed the audience by her simplicity
displayed. Tho pathos Of her voice
would alone bring tears to
the y e OF the sympathstic-
Miss Rose Balm. rs Ali1a Bloodsood,
the petted. pampered. and imp.rious
hsiress, was frequently applaudsd for
her magnificent acting. while Mr.. Bill
iings, az Gideon Bloodgood. her father,
one Of tho vultures Of Wall street. fairly
surpassed himself. In fact, we have
nsver seen Mr.. Billings appear to better
advantage than he did last night. Mrs.
Edmunds as Mrs. Puffy faithfully por-
traysd the character OF the good-hsarted
housewife. She also came in for her
share Of the applause as we'll as the
balance OF the company. MIR. Long is
suffering from q bad cold, or probably
he might have done better. The scene
~, by Wilkins. IL especially worthy OF
mention. The scene representing Union
Square. with washincion's monument
in the foreground and the Everett House
in the back, called 10 the memory OF all
New Workers present the scenes OF
many a day gone by. The play will be
repeated tonight. and tomorrow night
Mr.. Mayo makes his last appearance
and takes n farewell benefit.
No.. ...,h.. h,r,,,rv
pA" io0. ~ ,
has taken place anu "nen 'he ncA' Nu'
I'VE can't most always sometimes tell.
~. ~, .har,Ix st,.r N o'clook.
vhsn ii Roger, and his partner returned
to their cabin on American Flat. a short
distance rom the I,oeA unl sn.nS
where they IRE smPloysu. m
that the eaoin naa oeen ai,es..s u~"-
yer watch anu ABOUT ."Ns
In coin. NO eiue mas oeen me-
thai wiii lead 10 'ne 'assu'y ~.
alar. but he IL supposed 10 10 0hin
nan who lives hAru oy'
Ixouru.-The inquest on the bodies
., pitt. K.liv anil Vim. Johns. the
RAN Who -amst Ia THAR death by suffoea-
ton in the Belcher mine during the
progress Of the hrs in tho new air shaft,
was held yesterday by orons holmes
in Virginia. some ten witnesses were
examined. but ne further deveiopments
we're made than have already oesn gwen
TO the public. The jury returned a YER
dict in accordance with the testimony.
and found that the deceased eams TO
their death as above. The cause oil the
fire they were unable to ascertain.
The Bro RAcEs.--The great trottng
race which comes of at San Francisco
on the 18th inst. and the s25.ooo run
ming race which takes place on the 18th.
are attracting considerable attention in
our community. Every night the ex.
press train carries from our midst . lar
ger load than usual. and soon every
''sport' who can raise money enough to
buy him a ticket to the Bay. will have
gone FROM our gaze. With Dan do
,h.y shorI3 ns,sr ,s,nrn
ru.,,,w,-r,;. s,.., an, ,.., q,
nm-a~.-..n ma.,s,~ u.ns,;s~I
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inc present aas' mos' oeseivediy ih-
srsasss in popularity. 1t is illustrated
BY splendid full page sngrayinGs by the
best and most popular artists, n its
literary contents are OF q very high order
OF merit. "a sns aiusuc
Read The slaborsiely descriptive adv,r.
tisement Of tho Aldins in another column
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Axorvr. lnRryAL.-Mr. L. @. Wig
-;.;,..5 an, omes mi,
sins' OF TINS o" -.h :.
morning, his face All agioW WIN ~