Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-28

u 81 O00 600 OF undOubied assets over
the liabilities, and that there could be a
small dividend to the stockholders after
all the obligations OF the bank had been
met"
PIpER'S OPERA HOUSE COMPANY will
appear at the Carson Theater for a brief
season Of three nights and one matinee,
commencing Friday evening. October l.
This troupe is said TO be the finest dra-
matte company that has appeared on the
coast for many years. I. is very COM
plete in its organization, comprising
twenty-five artists, most OF whom have
been engaged from the Eastern theaters
and brough. here at a large expense.
Some OF the best dramatic productions
Of the age will be presented. Mr.. G.. D.
Chaplin, an actor of culture and popu-
larity. leads the list, supported by Miss
lean Clara Walters, in her tragic female
characters. and the beautiful and dash
ing Coincidence and vocalist, Miss Annie
Firmin, a lady of vivacity and exhiler-
ating powers, our old friend A. d. Bill
ings, with Willie Simms, E. y. Marden
add j. b. Ashton, are prominent among
the gentlemen, while Miss Augusta
Chambers, Katie Firmin, Belle Douglass,
Mrs ]. b. Ashton and the child wonder.
Little Dorritt, complete as fine list OF
female attractions ever assembled for
our patronage. The opening play will
be Augustin Days great sensation
comedy of divorce.
STOCKS were looking very healthy yes
terday. One of the rumors of the street
is that a good deal of Eastern money
lies in San Francisco waiting investment
in mining stocks. Also there is an incli-
nation upon the part of parties who
have heretofore held aioof from the
stock market to tempt the dangers Of
the bulls and bears. We noticed yester-
lay that the Comstock stocks were well
up. Consolidated Virginia was reported
as high as 1926, and there was a very
general advance. Everything betokens
a very lively time when the Big Boards
resume. The Board rates, fairly ad-
vanced as they are, are not up to the
prevailing prices as shown by the Hood
lum Board.
BIDDING Coon BYE TO PARsoN HURD.
The announcement that last evenings
services would close the ministerial ca
reer of Rev. l. n. Hurd in this city, says
last evenings Chronicle, drew an unusu-
ally large congregation to the Presby-
terrain Church, all anxious to show their
respect for the reverend gentleman and
to bid him an atfectionate good bye. A
concert by the Sunday school children,
intended as their tribute to the pastor,
was given in the evening. Mr.. Hurd re-
tires assured of the respect and esteem
not only of his congregation, but of all
who knew him during his residence IN
Virginia.
Nor A SIGN yet from the Governor in
response to Attorney General kittrell's
letter requesting him to come to the Capt.
toll and join him in full investigation
of the affairs of the State Prison. A
much longer delay will beget the suspi-
cion that his Excellency would rather
that LYMAN should rest under the bur
den of harsh accusation than that he
should have an opportunity to prove his
innocence of the charges brought
against him.
= SING BARNES. known far and wide as
an old timer and q horse man Of first
rate standing, put in an appearance
among his old Carson friends yesterday.
He reports himself from Arizona by way
of the Sacramento Fair. Looks as fine
as cotton hat. Glad to see him.