Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
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80, .na n u D,sv m Marssouin.
,rhs hon.a .or,d rot contain moro than
- .so-dsJ into 4, and such was the
maj Thai the .aIs Of 81 dress-cirels tick
ets lad 10 be stoppcd before the house
was full. otherwise many Of those who
had reserved seats would never have
han Aria TO roach than. The scene Of
IN NAV h In gnain. Bolero. the father
~ oSroas ana Giroa, "a a Grandss, who
i. mors c.,.Sui of Ma enjoymsnt than
nroyidsnt of his means. He gets In
asbt four millions 10 Marssouin & Co..
rieh bsntsr, m Cadiz. His Affairs arc
.tiiI furthsr Involved by the e1actions Of
Mourzopl. 8sry Moorish Chief, who
reoularly mskss a descent upon him
from q nsichborine province. Between
these two Don Bolsro IL driven almost
10 dssnsiy. ybsn bis wife comes 10 the
rescus by sendino each a portrait
of tbs;r dauohtsrs Girofs and Girofia,
Who ara yonno i.aies Of remarkable
bssnty. .nJ .o l,Ls hat they can only
be di.tincuished by The difference in
their dress. Both Marasauin and Mour.
xouck become i-nf.tp.tsd' and a double
marriaco promised 10 r,scus the e1trav.
spant Don from his difficulties. Such
IN tho sitnat;on vb,n the play begins.
EVERYTHING promises fair, but unfortun.
stsIy a hand M pirates abduct 9iroAa,
and ,bsn tbs finn begins. for the 'iery
Moor become. ;mpatisnt and swosrs by
tbe bump of The sacred camel, the sands
M ,ba great de,ert. the prophet's board
md 4 nrmhsr of otbsr foreign oaths, 10
Jss, on, summsrv ~yenoeanee II disap-
ss;.. N. T.. ~ noi n. INIT al. al.
"a sr.nsdsJ Inv her mother. Der.
.ons,.. her ab.ant twin sister and mar.
,;ss him Az shs had already
married bsr lover. Marasauin, things
now hsc,n 10 be considerably
- ri 4, ,a,,;rs5 all tbs tact Of
49,; I.,h.r mi n,otbey- 10 nreyent A
a.n"n.,naa, h;oh,y unsst;sfaetory. Az
,hs iss, mon.nt Giyoaa. who had been
..s.nsS tn an. n;rat.. vss produced
.ud ~, w.rs ,st;.ssJ' Thu meeting OF
81. In N.r.son;, In ibe Ant act m
ona ~ ,hs Jsint;sst .nisod,s In The
onsrs m. m;noi;ng Of poesy. romance
anil oood.natursd ratire. N she recoe-
n;.ss hsr lover The s,ouisite %eoouetry
NJ ia o;rl. and The curiosity OF the
woman. are Admirably Pot,IAyea oy M,
. os;ss. vi Ss1;,ht ~ Nh: entire
audience, The only thing which tended
TO maj the play In the least was the fact
that Allen, n Of the best singers In
the troupe. wal laborng under q severe
cold. which prevented him taking any
part In the songs. The same play,
will DO repeated some evening OF
next week, probably on wednesday.
A matinee was held this afternoon
for tho accommodation Of those
who are unable to attend evenings, at
which the Princess OF T~rebizonde'
was produced. This evening onen-
bach's amusing comic opera Les ba-
wards" will be produced. with Mrs.
Oates az Roland. III In unnecessary TO
say " INV W ~" = onI,
trouble during the whole engagement
has been that. many who would wish to
SOC them. have boon unable to eject an
entrance TO the Opern House. There
will be no Sunday performance.
Miss MARoSiks CoScEkr'-Among
tho many .amuscmcnts next week the
.on..r, 70 n. c;vsn for tho bons8t of
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s,,ss urInn naiS Hi Tr.s.
siineIs ";n ..ni .mors an. sr,t
my s Sor. nt,ha sns.t
~ srS nsc,...;on., mn,;c;.ns In
Ga,s mn, ~ Cr,in;. will t,is mart In
tho concert. and help to make u me
success Una. ine .,n Mssasms.
siSvsns Iiceins. Msrteile. soncrs and
other ladies Of talent. besides Professors
Pasmore, Hull, and many others too
numerous 70 mention will assist, and
all who attend can promise themselves o
r.ch musical treat.
car, ,.n
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Gold hii anu virginia .o'oA!' 'o'0'Ao''
fandanpo Of the Red Men at tho Bow.
ers Mansion. Those who left on tho
cars were but q portion OF the pienicers,
~ q great many isi. ~ ougs'e "a.,
In TACT tnat "a. N M W. aouh,
left In Gold Hill OF Virginia w uou