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

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Hand" was enacted for the second time,
with Little Nell as Capitola Black. las,
night. The first act gives the audience
scme idea Of . strangers trials and trib-
ulations in tho great metropolis Of the
States. New York City. and the succeed.
ing acts an insight into plantation life IN
the Old Dominion. LATHE Nell appeared
10 great advantage last night, and seemed
to enter fully into the spirit Of tho play.
more especially in the chamber scene.
In fact. although we admired her before
IN EMO Name" and "Fidelia. a. a
protean actress OF high order. N adj
miration increased when We saw her rem
dition OF Capitola Black. in this scene
with Black Donald in her bed chamber.
N she approached the grand. Her int
tation OF the London bell chimes. on the
banjo was excellent. Mrs. Eimonds. as
Mrs. Condiment. was good. and so.
also. was Mr.. Billings ~ Major War
field. Mr.. Giddens. as Wool. gives us
another exhibition Of his versatility.
Tonight the same piece will DO re-
peated.
WHAT Was Ir?-At the theatre Inst
night. Little Nell. Mr.. Billings. Charley
Elmonds anil Mr.. Giddens had good
laugh over some joke to us unknown.
Il must have been rich. for the above-
named parties seemed to enjoy. IL huge
IN. The laugh came in, In the last act,
where Wool (Giddens) briggs in n letter
10 Hurricane (Billings) from Black Don
aid, which is supposed to contain thein-
tellirsncr that he (Doualdl has taken
his lHuuisane) horss fleetfoot. snd left
$500 rs TIA. price. Billings took the
letter, smoled n smile, and then passed
/. 10 the other parties. whose merriment
VAS considerable for some time. What
was itf
Miss SlLIir Harris LEcrrRx.-To-
night Miss Sallie Hart. the accomplished
and flushed lectures will deliver her
lecture, "Shali W, Cross the Rubicon."
In the Presbyterian Church in Virginia.
Tho. who listened TO her discourse on
the III. oi Margaret Fuller will not miss
ths treat nov offered. and those who did
not should not. Miss Hart IL what
might be called a magnetic leetursss.
From tho opening OF her lecture until
its close, the heaTer seems bound by n
e.sll which Is only broken when the
last sonnds emitted from the speakers
mouth fail upon the cor.
TIE Tu,v.- slaishing on Main street.
Gold Ill., u now P's'' '" P.S''
The recent thaw hs made ~anspo,lai'oh
ON our streets oy means u ~ a.i
sidghs an iinpossioihty. cus
line h&i to give up =, ias', anu
Denise drives uhs oas ~, ~;,h
ani coanses@ a. tn' IN H.. an.
his partner. Tom. ny u v;e,;n;s
sisisl -. not anita "A soli. the
G,ish would 0 o DO free Of snow.
y..co,n.- Ran.
"hhhh 10 uu o..
liner. Of Main street. oo'd ni'' mas
nov on hand n of the most complete
~ assor,sd stocks Of variety goods To DO
i.und outside Of San Francisco. Eve
rythinc useful and ornamental In the
fancy goods hns; hlr. n hs,. 90, ,hs
s s,aSr ~, money 70 nav for tina same. Hi.
priess aro extremely low and his goods
nav. For a partial list OF his stock.
md His advertisement to be found under
,bc heading Of .'Nsv To-day"
.,.~,n,
fnEiahr h'or ,hs
amounts OF freight were fc'e
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by The
Virginia X TrackeS railroad. during the
twcnty.four hours ending y y. to-day
Lumber oer loads . o.. n'' n;ns ;
disc D.. ms1n,nsa1 os. rnilrosI ma.
ss ,si,craph material .. Total. &c
.., ioai.'
:" -.a,.,;r,
rEw days since We spoA'
seen some gopu rP'S'"'