Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

PpER's OrERA HorsE-KINo JouS.-
Last night was a gala night at the OPP
era House. The theater was packed
not crowded, but absolutely packed
from gallery to pit, with an audience.
not one OF whom regretted any incon.
yenience they might have experienced
by attending. Mr.. j. ID. Booth, in the
first act rather disappointed his hearers,
but at the end Of the third act. where,
rs King John, he obtains the aid OF HUI
bert in disposing Of Prince Arthur, he
showed the audience that he was still a
Booth. lie was loudly applaudsd, and.
after the curtain dropped, was called
out. Again in the last act. in the death
scene, his impersonation was perfect.
His conception Of the character Of King
John cannot be equaled by that OF any
other actor on the stage ut the present
day. His gestures. the intensity OF the
expression Of his eyes, the perfect CON-
msnd he possesses over his facial mus.
cles. all combine to make the grand
actor. Mrs.. Booth. an Constance, fairly
surpassed herself. In no character that
she has heretofore appeared, has she
magnetized her audience an she did last
night. Mr.. whselock. a. falconbridge,
was repeatedly encored. and at the end
of the fourth act. was called before the
curtain. Msssrs. Edmonds, Long. Bill
ling. and Dudley. were letter perfect in
their parts. as were also the ladies OF
company. Mr.. Mcguire appeared to
good advantage. as the Earl Of Salisbury.
Mr.. Graham, WI were pleased TO see,
actsd upon our suggestion made ysster-
day. Taken all together. the play was
enacted better than any that has been
put upon the boards this week. To-
night II will be- repeated with the same
cast.
grand INVITATION BALI. On New
Years night, wsshoc Engine Company
No. 4. Of Virginia, will give q grand in
v~itation ball, and the friends OF tho CON-
pany nay keep a bright look out for
tickets. The social balls Of this COM
pany have always heretofore been OF the
most enjoyable character. and this os-
casisn will DO no exception 10 the gen.
eral rule.
HANDSOME SToKx.-Mssns. S. ID. and
C. @. Baker have now got comfortably
settled in their new stare. No. log South
c street. Virginia. They receive daily
by rail aud team. fresh groceries, green
and otherwise. fish. poultry and vegeta-
blss: also crocksry and glassware. wines,
liquors, etc. Their prices are reason
able,
ORIGINAL GoLp HrLL.-This company
are progressing finely With their new
hosting house. Ii is almost completed.
and will DO in n few days. The wood
chute built from the Ophir grade TO the
hosting house was completed some days
since. and works to q charm. Much
labor is saved by this simple eontriv-
nnce.
FuSEnAL OF wN. MAsrERsoS.-Ths
body Of our late fellow townsman. Mr..
Vim. Masterson. was escorted last night
from his late residence 10 the cars by
the entire Gold Hill Fire Department,
and also by a host OF friends. Over n
hundred persons were in the funeral
procession besides a number OF carriages.
WANTS TO SIZE SoNKpoDr.-Daye Hum
phries, Of the Union Saloon. Is very
anxious to see certain parties ON or be-
fore the 18th OF December. just who
those parties arc can be asccrtained by
referring 10 the card Of Litileton and
Chsegan to be found in our New To-
day"
SUBSTANTIAL CnossIso is being laid
to-day. from the News Office to Dumars'
IL is composed Of 1910 timbsrs, sunk
three feet in the ground. three in q row
with a space Of about q foot between
each row. This makes a durable cross
ing and will not Inconvenience teams.
SUDDEN changes in tho weather are
productive Of throat diseases. coughs
and colds. There is no more efisctuai
relief to be found than in the use Of
Browns Bronchial Troches.