Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

night with what is called in the bills,
Henry ]. Byron's magnificent comic
drama, Of 800, 900. We failed to OBJ
serve anything magnificent or sIcruci-
atingly comic in the piece. onth cen
trary. although the plot Of the play is
somewhat novel, il dragged fearfully.
and vas generally lacking in interest.
There were no telling hits. no very OK
citing situations. Mr.. j.. =. Lindsay and
Mr.. J. Wilkes, made their rs-appearnnce
last night and were well received. To-
night the same drama will be repeated.
aud will probably pass of much better
than il did last night. BY the way,
what was the matter with the scene
shutters last night? First, one-hah Of a
scene would DO drawn back. and then
the audience would have the pleasure OF
seeing a country road leading directly
from n drawing Dol through o forest.
The redseming feature VI the evening
was the entertainment offered by the
.'whsslsr Comedy Troupe" Miss Elsie
Decourcy sang exquisitsly. the ballad OF
..Tha Beautiful Girl OF Kildare" She
was heartily encorei. aud replied by
.;n.;n, ..Pn, Yonr Shoulder 10 the
No., Miss D.Courey has an excel.
vo;c. and although
I,,,. Iact;nc in sslf.posses,iou. she
takes immensely well us. Mr. Ben.
Wheeler sang some OF those rollieking
Irish n that carry . man back to
the could Dart" and make him believe
that heis treadinc old sod opoe more. Mr..
Wh..lsr wa. in much better voice last
,iabt and o-o.,saueptly appeared TO
hs,tsr ady,lta.s than heretofore. His
brccus Is ..the sehwatest, the aisisst"
that ", have syer heard. Joe Murphy's
not excepted. To see Ben tvirl q shii-
isiah ami da,e. an oil country break
lawn makes enc think that he has just
arrived from tho; dear old boys. Master
Rsnn;e In his old men character songs
m w.il AMI vas heartily applaudsd.
.rhsn pstr;e mad. his appearance as
..oId Rlack Joe." In response to deaf
.n;nc annlaus,. he sana a couple OF
80 s,rrs Tina. .. bull song" OF his
III 800 f.ii ,o call forth cheers. laugh
ter, cat calls, applause n every other
manner OF expressing satisfaction. Up
fst anu i.os,n, ii,,is sketeh when enacted
h, Rem Wheeler and Miss De Coprcy.
They sang we'll, one Of the duets from
ia Perichole." after which Pstrie
Il. ~. .nnearancs with his banjo.
~ ,,.a,sd ~. audience TO some new
whSch xers duly appreciated.
prtrie i, the best delipeation OF
,hs old plantation darkey . he
80. $50. de vo'" and probably Is
nav that has ever visited Virginia.
INV r .a=ns,,d;ng niece was the farce nj
aps I'm Sh,ch Mr.. Ben Wheeler.
NJ nsconrcv and Masteil Bonnie APP
. Thi. iarce convulsed the audi
80 .s. nearly II o'clock last
ene. ~ ,he audience dispersed.
Ts;s should not occur again. There arc
msny OF our miners working on the day
shift who would like to attend the per.
sorn,auee. ID don't pay for them 10 set
10 bed a, II O'Clock or after and be
ob,;,ed 10 rise at 81, A. NJ. town time.
and co to work. There's nothing
in IT,
D,srnrcr coulr--RisrSo, JrpoE.-
~ following business was transacted
=. ,hs First District Court yesterday
,n,rn;nc: Ralph johnson pleaded moi
..,n,n ~ attempt at arson; December
s So ~, %, trial. Hugh Mason pleaded
s,;,,v.' December 30 set for trial.
W MI smith (oolorsd) pleaded not
guilty 81 grand larceny; Dsssnosr n .,
Sc, LOT =, Grand larceny; January 9 set
sni, ,!;ot' b. colsnn pleaded no, guilty;
ease continued for the term. In the
ca.e Of Sol. We'll W. Tho Lucerne sna
A.. silver Hill Mining Companies, . stay
81 ~.,.cution was granted until such tins
a. motion for a new trial can % deter,
mined. Saistto vs. r,e snI fitx-