Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

lovely. and In pose and mien was AVERY
close approximation to marble itself.
After the prayer Of the sculptor had
been answered and she had been endow.
ed with life. she finds that Pygmalion
is married TO another. Tho innocent and
artlsss girl longs to be restored
10 her former condition. Her dosire IL
granted. and she il changed to marble
once more. The mechanical effects
produced in tho ''dissolving" scene in
which the statue gradually fades out OF
sight are truly wonderful. Tho appli-
nnccs required in the production OF the
illusion were procured by Manager Pi-
per in san Francisco at great expense.
Mr.. Thorn Is entitled to especial credit
for his admirable personation OF the
character OF Pygmalion, which was by
far the finest effort yet made by that
most excellent and painstaking actor.
The balance Of the cast were excellent
in their respective assumptions. The
''Honey moon was given as an after
piece and created n vast amount OF mer-
riment on the part OF the audience.
Tho performance was repeated Mt the
matinee this afternoon 10 n full house.
N will bo given again Tonight. Our
reader, shouli by no means miss the
opportunity Of seeing Miss Rogers in
Gaiaiea.
R,pkkr Z. LEr.-One OF the finest
aau most interesting "o '
published. is the personal Reminis-
cences. Anecdotes AMI Letters Of Gene
..,p.,..,p r.. ,,.;,,., aud .om.
piied oy i'oS' d WILLIAM 'oheS' ~ D''
formerly Chaplain Of the Army OF North
ern Virginia. and Of Washington Col
lece. Tho work is published by author
iiy OF the Lee family. and OF the Faculty
OF "a'nihs,on anu Leg
h,nJsom.iy and clearly printed. and il
well illustrated by u number OF fine steel
s~ngrayines. IL gives what u deemed 70
ne very 'Mr anu nmp IN, ,s" ;n.;'
d.,,s ~ Las Connection with
!, c;,;,, historical reminiscsnces. facts
and records Of great interest which have
,npeared in mo- other work. Right or
w,nng Leo xns a bravo soldier and
C.n.,,l anil h.oih Nor,berp and south-
srp neo,lc aliks are interested in read
;n, - him those who foucht with him.
.rd a, tho .y.nt. ~ Thai bloody ~frntrici.
,,.I s,,;,s No history of ,hc great re-.
h.I,;on T. .on,,iota w;,hop, tbis work.
- u p.,srson solo aeon, for Gold Hill.
"a n i, net Tor sale at book
.iorc, I'm, can only lie obtained by sub.
-ssrint;on. this 4. a dne opportuni,y for
.een,;nv n. Orders by postal card
b,oncb tho Gold Hill Pos,ofic.. will
~ p,omntIy responded 10 nv Mr.. Pc
t.,sap
r,.,u.,ov p,,,,r cr,,,-A
s,..;., nicotine n, IN. Emma, Guard. Of
-. -. h.,, =, ,h.;r hall -, n
'"s""' z"
street. iast 'eh'hs 'or inc W
pcrfectine arrangements for their con-
t.mplatcd excursion to San Francisco.
When the matter 81 travelling. expenses
came IN for DISCUSSION, Captain Young
stated that ho hal offered the Central
Pacific Railroad COMPANY a. 600 for tho
pse Of Ave coaches and two locomotives
for The round trip. hut that the offer hnd
hen acelineJ Subsequently, he made
a,,,,ccmen,s for two PASSENGER coaches
Tor he Tmmct Guard and their friends
price Of tickets for the round trip,
-. 10. He further stated that he could
nave mado still bett.r terms with tho
com,anv had n moi bean for the pres.
sur of business ON the road. Super
in,endent %ierington has kindly consent
eel 20 transport un' sonpa" ~" ~, Wv
In - ~ .,=ona,sn,. t,nm Viz.
-, VS. ~ It,h -, Wnrch
e"
MINING AcciphSt.-N an carly hour
Yesterday morning, while a part Of the |
.;,h, .hit, uerc vorkip, in IN, bottom
- a. shsr ~ In Rorl IslanJ mine.
,,o s;,n.I vos given bv them 10 lower
,ho waisr barrel Directly afterwards. |
The engineer saws. that n signal was
,,,v.n m lower lie eare Tho men ON
The other hand claim that they did not
AJAX 10 have the cage lowered. II came
down. however. catching David Tucker
anil a man named Rundel. infiicting an
nely looking cash across the hack and
shoulder Of the first named. All OF the
men would probably have been masnea
70 p'e.c. ou' 10, 'ue -, ni".a =,
~scan,linU and placod il across the
corner of tho timber. in such a manner