Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

miuished success Of tho Oates opera
Is the strongest proof Of It's merit.
Hundreds have to 10 away every even
ing without being able to secure a seat.
The Pretty Perfumer." with Mrs.
Oates as Michou. was tho attraction last
evening. A. remarked above. the sue
cess Of q thing is a guarantee OF its
merit, still few things have ever been 40
highly perfected that some little I'M
proyement in them could not DO made.
and this applies to the singing OF the
Oates troupe. II all. without exception.
would enunciate q little more distinctly.
and not rattle through their parts quite
80 fast. they would lind that II would be
u valuable addition TO tho interest OF
their entertainment. Of course II Is
fashionable to go into raptures over
Italian opera Of which no American au-
disnce understands o word, but when
such an innovation rs an English opera
|, tolerated ut all. il would DO well for
the sake Of consistency to make 1t thor
oughly ineligible. Judging from the
attitudes last evening. no doubt many
Of the songs were very funny. but they
might Ms well have been so much Greek
40 far as any conception OF the meaning
could be gained from tho words. The
dialogue last evening WAS good. and not
subject to the saine criticism rs the sing.
ins, n fact that accounts for tho
unqualified success Of the troupe.
Aside from Mrs. Oates, who Is piquant
enough to attract a full house. Miss
Larkelle Is deserving of particular and
favorable mention. She possesses a
cultivated voice Of great power and
compass. Mr.. Howson. IA Cocadierc,
was spirited, AMI kept tho house in a
continual roar. His realization OF how
warm his loving vito would make 1t for
him II she discovered his doings, H.
lustrated tho spice Of welded life |; as
did the gist with which he partook
Of Strawberries and cream, its sweets.
q. II. Drew made an excellent "Bride-
groom, and in the second act convulsed
the house with his faithful representa-
ton Of a man a good deal "how-came-
you.so ?" Allen. a. on the previous
evening. was capital. Many Of the
arc also deserving OF favorable
mention. but our space forbids. To-
night Madame Angot's Child" will be
presented Go. all who can /; you will
never reerot IL.
A VALUABLE HoRsS ISIuRsD. About
, p. NJ. yesterday. a little lad about 4
years Of age got into an express wagon
belonging to Tom Gallagar. which was
left standing on the road in front OF tho
Sunderland mill. lower Gold Hill. and
throwing OF tho brakes allowed the
wagon TO run down the street. A yalu-
abic horse belonging TO w. IL. Rison.
which was standing attached to his de-
livery wagon on tho side OF the
road a short distance below. was
.un into by the liberated wagon.
md received u fracture OF ono OF
his legs. Mr.. Rison had refused
$3.50 for tho horse, Us no was q very
"a for his business. Alter
mining into the team. the wagon dovi-
.tci from n direct course down tho
.trect, and finally brought up against a
,uartz wagon standing in front OF Ran
iar's blacksmith shop. The hoy. q son
,f Mrs. Keeney, who was IN the wagon
All tho time. escaped with a slight cut
on the inside Of his upper lip. The
practice OF leaving wagons standing on
the street with nothing but a brake to
hold them. is . dangerous c
LOOK o ron THEa.-A number OF
broke into Lafes's hotel last
night and ransaeked several rooms.
Thoy stolo q gold ring worth $40. a
mserschaum pipe worth SIS n u In
coin. and were making of With a trunk,
when the noise made in getting 1t down
stairs aroused the proprietor. The
.coundrcls heard him getting M and
a.d. leaving the trunk behind. They
managed Ia secure a number of keys OF
trunks and rooms in the house. IL was
4 O'Clock in the morning when
their presence was discovered. IL Is
moro than probable that they were q
number Of tho Migrants who were run
out Of Virginia. People cannot 30 70
Of tho ~iastenings OF their door
anal windows. 4 little well-dirscted
lead would 10 u good thing to apply TO
them.
Too FnKr.-Kelly, the well-known
A. .o1. tvale in Niryinia