Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-19

OhsaA "a
dramas entitled the "wixard Skifr' and
the Broken Sword" were repeated at
the Opera House last night to q large
and delighted audience. Mile Zoe. ~
Alexis, a Greek fisherman. in the open
ing piece, was intensely captivating.
Her Greek dance was handsomely
executed. and called forth q storm Of ap-
plaus. Mr.. Edmonds' rendition Of the
character Of Wolfo was excellent. Mr..
savtelle also appeared to great advantage
as Constantine, q character evidently
belonging to the Homsrio period. Mr..
Mcguire rendered the character OF
Michael very accsptably. and Miss Cum
mings, as Pauline, was very attractive.
In the second piece Mile Zospsrsonatsd
Myrtills Ia dumb boy) very plsasingly
and was rewarded with hearty encores.
She was ably supported by Miss Coggs-
we'll. Mrs. Crosbis, MIR. Billings, Mr..
Gill and other members OF the cast.
''Uncls Toms Cabin is announced for
tonight with Mile Zoe as Tepsy. The
young lady with Mr.. Gill will favor tho
audience with a plantation dance. which
is said to be extremely comical. Tuesday
evening farewell benefit and last appear
ancs OF Mile Zoe. The play selected
for the occasion Is the highly Interest,"
ing drama of swept Of wish-ton-wish.
LARGE REoIsrr Lrsr.-The number of
persons registered in Storey county for
tho Fall election is so large this year.
that in the First ward. Gold Hill, and in
several Of the wards in Virginia, voting
will have to be conducted with the great
est possible dispatch in order to afford
all an opportunity to yote before the
closing Of the polls. The problem re-
solves itself as follows (: How many men
can vote in one precinct in $40 minutes,
inspectors Of election being allowed 80
minutes for lunch2 Without making
any allowance for time lest by chalen-
ges, in the First ward. Gold Hill. rot
ing will have " progress at the rate OF
about three per minute, in order to get
through within the allotted time. IL
will be an excellent idea for all good
citizens to vote as early rs possible on
the third Of November next, leaving SELL
cut clubs a chance to be barred out by
old Father Time, himself. The polls
il will be remembered, open at 8 A. NJ.
and close at 9 p. N.
ANNIVERSARY or ruE BATTLE OF CEpAn
CREEx.-The battle Of Cedar Greek. in
the Shenandoah Valley. was fought ten
years ago to-day. II will be remem-
bored that the Union troops were sur
prised ut daybrsak by the Confederate
forces under General Jubal Early and
driven back for miles in the direction OF
Middletown and Winchester. when tho
opportuns arrival Of = single reinforce
m.nt-Gensral Phil. Shsridan-changsd
the fortunes OF the day. and converted
what might have proved a DISASTROUS de-
feat into a glorious victory. The svsnt
itself IL beautifully and truthfully COM
menonted by T. Buchanan Read in that
immortal poem entitled "shOridan's
Ride"
Ilos MoIpEas' UnioS BALI. To
morrow Tuesday evening. 1t will be
borne in mind. a grand anniversary ball
will be given at National Guard Hall BY
the Iron Mouldsrs' Union No. ls5. All
the necessary preparations are bsine
made for the comfort and enjoyment OF
those who attend. The best musical tai
emit In the State has been secured for the
occasion. Those OF our readers who en-
Joy tripping the Z" light fantastic toe"
will find themselves in very agreeable
BY putting in an appearance at
National Guard Hall tomorrow night
NEW BEAss blsp.-A new brass band
composed OF Americans and lrishmen 10
about to be started in Virginia. under
the leadership OF p. R~ippingham. q first
class musician. II will be known a. the
.,Irish-A American Band" The instru-
msuts have already been ordered. Per
sons who have subscribed or are intend
inc 10 subscribe forthc same are
requested TO leave their subscription at
HAYES & Nevin's store. Ia Virginia. or
AT the saloon OF John I. Larkin. Geld
Hill.
VIRGINIA GLxK CLuB.-rhs RePubli-
n olee Club Of Virginia, which is CON-
posed Of a number sf the best singers in
that city, went down to Reno On the
siobt O'Clock train this morning. in or
der TO be present at tbs grand Rspubh-
can mass meeting to be held in that
town Tonight. The club Is composed
~ ths following named gentsmsn +;
Thomas Mayns, Richard Anderson.
lanes Kpeebons. Oliver Trsyillian,
lanes Trsyillian, John Harris Richard
Rule. James Gribbls and Francis Uren'
M.ss MEETING AT SnvrR.-Ths mass
meeting in Silver City on Saturday even
ing last WAS one Of the largest pohtsa-
gatherings ever held in that Inc
meeting was addressed by Hon. C.E.
De Long and Moses Tsbbs, candidate Tor
Attorney General. The Washington
Guard band, Of Virginia, and the Carson
0lee Club were In attendance. n as
coursed some stirring campaign airs.
Large delegations OF Republicans from
virginia, Gold Hill and Dayton were
present at the meeting.
EXCURSION Ticxxrs. Persons dssir-
Gus Of attending the State Fair at Reno
will b carried over the Virginia and
Truekse Railroad at excursion rates.
The price Of tickets for ths round tnp'
from Virginia or Gold Hill. viii DO 20.
Agents at the different stations ave
been instructed TO commence ssihnS
excursion tickets this evening disoonnn-
uing on the 2ist instant.
A Busy RoAD.-For the past thrss
days the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
Company have been running thirty-four
trains per day between Virginia and
Carson.