The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-28
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with an DVltaeAOA tAoAA S
number of the gentlemen of the Assem-
bly, after adjournment last Friday Went
down in a body to visit the Orphans
Home. They came away highly pleased
With their visit. They found the dwell
in, neat and clean and well arranged 1or
convenience. and sanitary purposes. The
children were well and comfortably clad
and in their school did themselves credit
at recitation and evinced considerable
progress. The singing Of the children
especially delighted their Honorable Wis
itors. The Senators, also have been form
ally invited to examine into the condition
of the Home. We would suggest
that some day after adjournment the
gentlemen of the Senate take advantage
Of the invitation extended to them-feel-
ing assured they will be pleased and graf
flied with what they will see.
PREMArURE DELIVERY OF STAKES
That Sweeney Curry, or note mustang
bet case was brought up yesterday in the
Justice Court before Judge Witherell.
The stakes were mixed drove of mus
tangs 1t up by Sweeney. and a promls-
sorry note by Col. Curry. The bet was
on the event of the last California cleo
ton for Governor: the parties mentions d
bet, as could not be believed to the con-
trary. Uncle Treadway held the stakes
and got SO unaccountably "otf as to
turn the note over to Sweeney who lost
the bet in the defeat of his candidate,
Haight And now comes Sweeney, with
note in hand and bets the same with 5.
E. Jones of Empire and loses it. We do
not know how the Capt. ever sm"othed
all this out; but he says the cas-, was
smilingly and amicably settled.
DIR. BRENAN's LEcTURE.-The theatre
was crowded last night to hear the pro-
missed discourse by DR.. Brennan on the
"Seat Of the Mind and Soul" and aft. r
listening to the eloquent and witt
speaker for nearly an hour and a hat
the assemblage went their various ways
home delighted and averring that they
had not enjoyed such an intellectual
treat for time out of memory. At this
time we are on the point of going to the
''devil'' and have no opportunity to spt-
CITY not even on the Dr's bold but well
sustained discourse upon the special in
telligent senses. Those who neglect the
opportunity of hearing him tonight on
the "Path of Life" will simply do
themselves an injustice.
A SPLENDID CHANCE.-There is grand
rattle for choice lot Of the finest of la
dies furs valued at $500, to come off iii
Virginia city on or about the first OF
February at Cooley & Doyle's saloon.
These are divided into u prizes eacn
con listing of fine .et of tnrs. The
latfie for tickets in this city will take
place a the Sazerac Saloon commencir 6
on TUESDAY evening and continue l. i
several days. Tickets can be had at the
above named placed at 50 so each.
A SPECIMEN supply Of German school
books were received yesterday, by Mr..
Fox, from Steiger, publisher in New
York. The method of teaching from
these books is admirable -beinga grldna
advancement step by step easily from
the first beginnings to the difficulties OF
construction, and the logic of the lang
uaSe. We advise those who are inter
ested in the study of German to call on
Mr.. Fox and see if they cannot be helped
on their way. ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS return on,
thanks to the Executive Committee Q
the Adelphi Club for complimentary
tickets to their. ball to be given next
Friday night at Moore & Parker's hall.
The parties given by the gentlemen of
this club are unsurpassed for elegance
and enjoyment and an unusual degree of
pleasure may be anticipated for next
Friday night.
The Rev. Geo. B. Allen preached
sermon last Sunday evening on the frs
healing miracle of Christ in curing tn
leper His discourse was entertaining
his description of the leprosy in partic-
ular. The church was tastefully orna-
mented with evergreens and the ushe,
very attentive in seating strangers.
The Cinnamon gave the eve of theil
New Years merry greeting last night
with an exceedingly lively pow-wow of
torpedoes and crackers. To-day is their
big feast and frolic; they may be expect, d
to stand on their thresholds and make
piles of exploded fire crackers in front,
for the sake of 'sAnld Lang Syne."
In Justice Court: State of Nevada VS..
Matthew Kenney, arrested on the charge
of disturbing the peace, defendun. plead
guilty and was sentenced to IL days i'm
prisonment in the county Jail or to pay
. fine of $50. His "kale seed" being
troubled with non est, he was turned over
to the free gratis boarding house.
PERSONAL. - Mr.. W. A. Haw horne.
who left Carson three years ago for the
oil regions of Pennsylvania to look afte,
his interest in a suit, still pending at
law. returned to Carson last Sunday to
the delight of his numerous friends.
NOTICE FOR THE LADIEs.-A. Moll, tha
furrier of Virginia City has arrived and
will remain in town for a few days. La
dies wishing furs altered or repaired will
do well to call upon him at the White
House. 4. ~ .af-sss- 28-3t
A ISLANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often