Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-28

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PrrER's OrxRA HorsK.-The Opera
House in Virginia was crowded in all
parts last evening on the occasion OF tho
benefit Of Lawrence Barrett, and we'll
were those who went repaid. The rep
resentation was. without an exception
ono Of tho best that was over given In
Virginia. There was no prompting nor
n single hitch during the entire evening.
''l,osedale" Is n OF those happy plays
where all the virtuous come u tri-
uiuphant. and the wicked arr visited
with tho punishment that should over
take evil doors. II Was a happy relief
TO leave the streets. where direful ru-
mors ran rife. and step within the magic
circle Of the mimic world. where all was
bright and cheerful. and yiflainy IVES
not triumphant. M too often happens In
tho active world. That the Opera
House should have been crowded last
evening. during tho zenith Of the excite
ment. il the very highest kind OF n
tribute to tho merits OF Nr. barrett.
This evening "Richard Ill.," with Bar
rett in tho title character. Tomorrow
Sunday evening. Bulwer's great CON-
edy. Money"
MkS KsocKEp orr. Among the many
reports in circulation to-day. Is one that
all the men working in the Delcher have
been discharged on account Of the sus-
pension Of the bank. II was also re-
ported this morning that a great number
III men working in tho Crown Point
were lcing discharged for the same
reason. Those who take tho pains can
see in n previous issue that the men
i'm tho Bslcher were laid OF for
a few days, partly because some rvpais
were in contemplation, but principally
because ON account Of tho low stage Of
water in tho Carson River. the mills
down there could not crush the accus.
toned quantity 81 ore. We are informed
by n gentleman connected with the mine
who ought 10 know. that the men will
probably h. set at work again on Mon
day. II IL true that some Of the top
hands nj the Crown Point are being dis
charged. but the eason Is that there IL
ne work for them. and not because there
IL a general reduction in tho force EN-
ployed.
RuSAwAr.-The team employed in
hauling wood from tho depot 10 the In'
perial mine. made another lively una
~ay about 4 r. NJ. II appears that
while coming down past the Mount Yer
non House last evening, the wagon ran
ON tho wheel horses, oh account OF the
tongue being too short. This brighten.
al them, and they male lively time
down tho street n far a. Danchys
butcher shop. just above the railroad
crossing. The wagon ran against
Dauchy's porch. which checked the
headway OF the team. and enabled the
driver to get the horses under control.
No serious damage done.
Foor.R,cx.-Thero will be no races
at Agricultural Park tomorrow. Those
Who observed an item in Mondays issue.
stating that q foot-raco would come on
tomorrow, will therefore please notice
this AMI save disappointment ~ TO
manning at home. Last evening a match
for a ioot.racs was arranged between
Cole and John ". Cozad. The stakes
are $1,000 q side. distance 10 yards. the
race 10 come of ut Agricultural Park.
sunday, September 9th. A forfeit OF
$500 a side was put up in tho hands OF
John Magee at the Delta Saloon "-
ginia. last evening.
TrRxrxo HrxsnL.r Loosx.-ons Of IL.
Merccr's horses that was employed in
ele,.tinc hay at his stable, near st:
Pathck's Church. took II into his head
10 stampede this forenoon. Ho made
pretty lively time up the street as Tar as
the SEws Office. when he wheeied ana
took down the street. He was eanghta
short distance below. No damage done.
COMPLIMENTARY. - We acknowledge
tho receipt Of n complimentary ticket to
N lecture 10 be delivered ut National
Guard Hall tomorrow Sunday syen-
ing, by Mrs. Mary farnsworth. The
subject will be: "Moral Sublimity, OF
Elevation Of Character and Place."
Toax DowS.-The old Yellow Jacket
hosting works. near the railroad depot,
In Gold Hill. are nov q thing Of the
mast. The dump and one or two little
buildings are all, besides the shaft. that
now remain TO mark the place where
they formerly stood.
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