Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

anlst. gave performance at the resi-
dence Of a private gentleman in tina
city last Sunday evening. and that Will
playing the Egyptian March. when tn
grand climax was reached. "a violen
crash was heard. and the piano was sew
eral times lifted SIX or seven inches from
tie floor and came down each time will
a heavy thud, and the heavy strings ' l.
DRAFTED as though every one OF them hat
been pulled Up by many different fin.
gers aud then allowed to slip. Az all
this took place in totally dark room it
was almost terrifying. and one lady pres.
ent came near fainting. When the gas
was relit everything appeared in perfect
order. " We Of the Valley woula like a
repetition Of tia: performance.
TIE Town BoARo.-The Board Of
Town Trustees was in session last even
ing. Present-Trustees Driesbach. Ger.
bett and Klein, and City Clerk Edwards.
Some bills were allowed, and the matter
OF the proper lighting Of the streets dis
cussed, and the Board adjourned to NEE.
again this evening at $50 o'clock, at
which time the votes polled at the city
election held Yesterday will be officially
canvassed. The subject of lighting the
streets with gas will be further discussed
a. this meeting. Ihe new Trustees
mast take the oath of office and enter
upon the duties Of their Office within
five days after due notice Of their cleo
ton. The Board OF Trustees are re-
qaired by law to hold regular meeting.
on The second Monday in each month.
Two Days MoRE.-Backley's Variety
Troupe have consented 10 remain in this
city two nights more. Consequently
they will make their temperance u. the
Carson Thenter again tonight. They
Will give Us al entire change of pro-
gramme. They have been literally pa
troEIzed hitherto, and will doubtless
meet the plaud!ts o: their patrons SO
long as they stay with US.
The Misses Clapp and Eabcock of |
his place were a; Baton Rouge. passen-
gers on the steamer Grand Republic 90.
ng down the Mississippi, one week ago
asst Sunday. They were well. and de-
lighted with their journey. Some items
If interest from ,hC,a may be given in
he APPEAL tomorrow.
GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.-.A Grand
temperance Ball will be held at Moore
, Psrker's Hall on Wednesday evening,
lay 10. This promises TO be one of the
argest and finest balls OF the season.
zee the advertisement Of the committee
it in another column.
DRY GooDs.-L. Morris & Co., adjoin-
ag Wells, Fargo & Co., again make sn.
ouncement that they have dry goods of
ew varieties and great quantities and at
heap prices. At any rate they invite
lspection of their stock. See their
lve,tisenent.
SCHOOL NACATIoN.-O Our public school
kes vacation of one week, conmenc-
e yesterday. This was done by order
the Board Of School Trustees, IL con-
'qnence OF the illness Of some Of the
achers.
RI. on the streets last night. As
eir drill master marched with the
boys in blue - for four years, they
Ight TO become perfect after time. =
BARS CLosED.-During the entire day
sterday all the bars of the city were A
osed, in accordance with law. The =
action was n very Guiet one, but few S
king an active interest in il. =,
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LATE TEAIS.-The nail train yester-
y morning did not reach here until =.
Ter y o'clock. The cause Of the delay
IS the wrecking Of western-bound
ssen5er train near Cisco.
TIE Emperor OF Brazil passed Reno
stcrday morning on his way to New
TX. He evidently didn't want any
mama in his tip. Rich enough with
t Il, We oppose.
CovIS5.-C. W. rriend's L
ermometcr yesterday afternoon at .
lock marked 7v11& degrees above zero.
city Sool indication tor May Day.
LEG B2oEE.-Lass Saturday $. ".
mb!e broke a leg in a wrestling match ot
Monuments! Engine House, and he ="
Il t wanted 70 wr-s;Ie since.
aEcovEAED.-Tip Ornaorf', who vas Z,
zen i'll here on Friday, has now SO far a..
0ycrcd IS 70 appear on our streets IA =
Jara4t,y good health. ~,
loE-E C4Es9N.-AH assessment on the