Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
fprA's opsaA Horu.-nper,s The

~~~e.sSo W Ano 6OupC. iuo ptIiofuihuCt
was BY far the most entertaining given
ut the Opera House for tho last two
months. Ii is evident. by comparison.
that Piper's stock company Is composed
OF better actors than tho majority OF
performers. who make tours throughout
Tho country. and are reputed stars Of the
profession. From this time forward.
the plays at the theatre will be invNia-
bly, attractive and those who attend ara
certain 10 be well entertained. The per
formancs last evening began with an
amusing comedy entitled "a Bull in a
China shop" in which the talented and
eccentric actor ]. X. Mortimer appeared
In the character Of Bagshot. He was
ably supported by Mr.. Billings. Mr..
Giddens, Mr.. Edmonds. Miss Sydney
Cowell. Mrs. Edmonds, Miss A. Adams,
and Miss NJ. Raynor. The n~fterpiece
was 1.-THE Bonnie Fishwife." Both
plays were presented in first-class style,
and the audience manifested their APP
probation by long and continued
applause. Theatre goers. who can
appreciate first-class merit will all
bo delighted at tho opportunity Afforded
them during the next two weeks Of SEQ
ing the renowned actress. Mrs. d. p.
Bowers, in her leading characters. Al
a traeedienne she has no superior. and
In her specislties Is without a rival. She
will be ably supported by tho we'll.
known actor J. q. Mccollom. by ]. X.
Mortimer and the star company. The
play selected for this evening il the sen
sational drama OF Lady Audley's Be-
cret," in which Mrs. Bowers will appear
rs Lady Audley. J. G. McCollom as
Robert Audloy. aud ]. X. Mortimer m
George Talboys. Messrs. Billings,
Thorne. Mrs. Edmonds. and Misses sgd
hey Cowcll, A. Adams and Molhe
Raynor arc also in the cast. A change
81 programme will take place every
night. and n number Of leading plays
will be presented in succession during
tho engagement OF Mrs. Bowers.
Wan OF R,cEs.-On Saturday after
noon. q drunken Pluto encountered sew
eral Cinnamon on the trail leading from
the Divide down into Gold Hill, and
was ON IN, war path at once. His
sauaw cot HIS knife away from him or
he would have captured one Celestial
scalp certain. After no had been de-
priyed OF his weapons, ho continued the
assault with stones, all the time ours
ing Cinnamon in broken English. The
Chinese broke and fed in every direc-
ton, : II they had been attacked by q
wild beast. The savage was applauded
by a number Of miners who witnessed
the affair, and who were evidently no
AL $500 on HE wav ,ha Ch;namsn
collected together for CONSULTATION, which
the Indian observed. and snatching mp
q heavy stone. returned anu again put
,neln 10 hiSh'. ne men sn'. a.ou'
whoop' anu went on Dreaming ,sh'
geanco against 'ne "noio raee " oafoa
mans
KICKED ny a HoEsE.-A man named
us,rv uo,v., On. -, tho ,ro,r;e,o,s nj
-, N
tue American Laundry, ON Nof'n ID
street. Virginia, was kicked by u horse
YESTERDAY morning, and was 20 badly
Injured that he is not likely to recover.
lie went out to tho stable, opened the
nrobablv frirhtsncd by his sudden an.
peamncs, kicked him in the face. break.
ing in his cheek bone and lower jaw.
lie was picked up insensibio ans carried
into tho house. Medical assistance was
called In, AMI everything done 10 restore
him TO consciousness. but he still re-
mains in a critical condition.
ooLp NIL ofhLLiS" "Af'h'- ~"
fragments have been made for q grand
smelling match in Gold Hill. on next
pI,,.....,... m. ..,.,,,ho,.. Ian.
,ii""y .'ehn.s - 1 .Is
oceh oo'airea ior ,ne anu VIZ.
Of Professor Flint. We learn that the
price Of admission will DO twenty-five
cents, mel ,'eosas 70 20 10 .ne oonen'
nos.,I Vii La soisc,cd from NcGusry's
lna,I;,c ~ Wsl.,or's I-;c,ionsry
I'm he ,.tsn n. sn,hor;,v. Leaders
vii Ia elect, who will Moose siJes.
al M n,a,ch v;u Ia con,inusl until
Lnt ona norson ia loi, ON The f,oor.
FINALE Banprn.-A lady barber, sew
.,.i v..ls ,,o o,.,.J n sho, in An,
So urn
house Lower "0'a n'"' op-
SLAVES. cuts and dresses hair, and does
shsmpooing in the most approved style,
ea, mas cfea'ed no ssen ,u'o.o "s av
@ 81 ,as sv;Ian,iv never talsn
= s.,,,s., % Won,n's Ri,hts into con.
sil.ra,ian. cares notbin. Tor the aues.
,ion, anI desires to make no revolution
in tb. customs of society. Her business
affords her n livelihood, and with that
fact she ia satisfied.
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a.. nl.s.,,, weather vent
IN .ximm;,, n. n nond nsar the Kuicker.
hoctsr mine m. water was lev cold.
Int they evidently had made MP their
m;nd. IN enioy themselves. and w,r,
aa,.,m;n.a ~ 10 so a, mn hazards. The
,son5. /. ,hout a hpndreJ feet souare.
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hht ~ 1850 - 49,"