The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-29

GREAT SUCcEss.-Dr. Bcenan's lecture
last night on the Path of Life was at all
points great success. He kept his au-
dience delighted for one honr and
quarter by constant flow Of wit and
knowledge of things they had not heard
his originality. At the close of his lee
ture the audience were amused and
shook with mirth to hear him examine
four elegant subjects to wit; Assem-
blymen Owen, Morrison, Mack and Jim
Sam Owen that he is a natural oddity.
eager for a joke; running over with
commicality and couldn't rest if he saw
anything funny to 60 after-shrewd,
generous, affectionate to the opposite
sex-a little bit trickey and would rather
have some handy man to fight for him.
During the entire examination he sat and
looked like a rat, and never moved a
muscle of the face until he was accused
of being affectionate, and then he
"smole.'' He claimed our Secretary of
State to be a man of nervous, active,
ambitious temperament adheres to prin-
ciple, is little one-sided, but you can
talk him out of his stubborness if you 90 |
at him softly; has small stomach; must |
eat more; is benevolent, quick-tempered
and like a bottle of soda water, is !
full of carbenic acid gas. THE |
Sec. had been nervously rolling paper
ball between his fingers during the exam
nation, which the Doctor took and held
up to show how truly he had spoken1
The Sec. didn't know where he was then.
Morrison's amativeness he pronounced
to be large and would advise his wife i
he had one) not to let him go to Chicago
alone. [Uproarous laughter. and Nor
rison bored]. A man of the finest
physical texture and exquisite organiza-
sensitive, possessed Of IA
delicate sense of honor when IL
boy. Laughter and whoops]. Yet the
DR.. saw no hand when he called for il
to show that its owner had not been IA
thievish child. Mr.. Mack, the D..
said, thinks too much o'ni5 hts, has deli
cate taste, never INDUCES in ''horst
laugh" but laughs with his eyes; not
much on the speech, but would write Il
fine representative organs highly de-
veloped:
SUTTERLY & Co.-This firm have es
tablished branch of their Virginia gal
ery in Carson to do all sorts Of work in
oil painting, etc., givins
especial attention also to the taking O
7iews, some fine specimens of which
hey have on exhibition and invite the
people to come and examine. They are
prepared to make every other sort If
picture of every size from a locket am
orotype to life-size photograph. Thost
vho nrefer Rembrand's may be suited
Isl. T ley invite the at lt.on Of those
VIC are passing by the O.nsby house, t
top a moment at that corner and look
t the specimens of work there displayed f
the representation of the y
Iational Guard of Virginia, rank and |
lie, taken separately and afterwards ar
anged artistically as they stand. Nj +
T,a the chief operator of the firm cam, :
, Carson, yesterday, and has begun to
IKE the pictures of the Legislators sep
rately, with the view Of Representing 7
lem afterwards sitting I'M their respect
e chambers at their de SKIS. These first
ass artists can remain only while bust :,
ess is lively; call therefore and get your
ctures tax n new before it is too late. 81
THERE is one part OF the parliamentary u
achine of the Senate which seems to NJ
: whenever it is called into play-that h,
the question whether the Senate mary
opt the report of the Committee of ~
9 Whole, at one stroke, or whether the W
oceedings in the Committee must not
brought up and acted upon seridtim.
REcovER1Na.-The many friends of
:. Thornton, Private Secretary to His 7
cellency the Governor, are pleased to L
aw that he has so far recovered from