Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-17

Prrrn's OrERl HousE.-Notwithstand-
ing the inclsmmcy Of the weather last
night, tho Opera House was again filed
to its utmost capacity. Tho occasion
was tho presentation Of Sheridan
Knowles masterpiece, "The Hunch-
back" Although Miss Rogers makes q
superb Juliet. in the character OF Julia,
she approaches the grand. tho magnit-
cent, and il was the verdict OF oil who
witnessed her i~mpersonation OF this
character last evening, that since her
last visit to Virginia she has 50 perfected
herself in this part, that scarcely any
Improvement worthy OF note can he sug-
yested by oyon tho most hypercritical.
She was brought before the curtain ut
the conclusion Of the fourth act. Miss
Cow,ll "a Helen. gave the utmost sat
isiaction. She is a piquant little body,
full Of life aud spirits, and in such a
character she certainly appears to great
advantage. When u people become
better acquainted with this handsome
and accomplished lady. they will 0
fully appreciate her versatility. Mr.
billings certainly deserves great ON
mendation for his rendition 81 b char
meter Of Master Walter. We have close
ly watched this gentleman since first mp
psaranco at PipSr's Opera House. and
W. can say without partially that the
character in which no appeared last
night. il ono well becoming his peculiar
talents. A little closer attention to
minor details and Mr. Billings would
have left nothing TO 10 desired In his
conception Of the character. There was
considerable room for improvement In
Mr.. Edmond's representation oil the
part Of Sir Thomas Clifford. Mr. Gid.
dsns. In the character Of Cousin Modus,
caused the greatest merriment. In tho
.cene wher. no Obtains his first kiss
from Helen, he fairly made the house
ring with laughter by his comical up
p.arancc, when he marched oil the
stage apparently well satisfied with him
self and all the world. This evening
1.-The Lady Of Lyons" with Miss
Rogers ~ Pauline. and Mr.. Edmonds as
Claude Melnotte. will DO produced.
HrI LAST LxcruRE.-By special re-
quest Of many Of our most prominent
citizens, Mrs. Fanny S.enhouso has
kindly consented to deliver another Ice.
turs in Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill,
ON Saturday evening neat. ON tho evils
Of p~olycaIny in general and brigham
Young in particular. Last Saturday,
IN. occasion OF her discourse on the
q. Inner Life VI the Mormons,' q mis-
understanding occurred between some
secret society and the Trustees of the
hall. and by this unfortunate occurrence
Mrs. Stsnhousc did not gain posses
sion until near Or. ~. by which time
two.thiris OF her expected audience re-
turned 10 their homes, under b IN.
preston that the lecture WA postponed.
She did lecture aud IL deserving OF
thanks for acceding to the demands
Of such a small proportion OF the peo-
pie who had gathered TO bear her.
Those who remained were highly pleased
with the lecture. All matters have been
40 arranged that there will be no repeti.
ton Of the difficulty this week. II will
b. the last lecture that Mrs. Stonhouse
will deliver in Gold Hill. and all should
avail themselves Of the opportunity now
offered.
The woopvILLE TrrLx-In our adver-
Using columns to-day. Is an official no.
tico from the wooiville Mining Com
pany, 10 the stockholders therein. az
we'll as TO the general public. rofuting