Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-30
MODJESKA.


The performance of Madam Modjeska last
evening, in "Adrienne Lecouvreur," was su-
perb in all its parts. The lady is perfectly
charming, made fine appearance, and acted
her part to perfection. She is a natural born
artistic, and seemed to grasp the idea of Adri-
enne as only talented actress could. Her
genius was evident, and she carried her audi
ence with her from her first appearance until
the closing scene, without the least difficulty,
which, considering the critical character of
Carson audience did her more than credit.
Two MORE GoNE.-In the peaceful shades
of the shivering evening, two more spirits
passed to their rest in the celestial headquart-
ers of the late Mr. Confucius, under the inhu-
ence of the noxious drug. Life was burden
to them and instead of smoking peacefully
tailor fashion, as was their wont, they swal-
lowed O. S. and ended their joys and sorrows
at a single leap. Their bodies stiff and
cold were found yesterday morning in the
den of Mr.. All Who, and were taken in
charge by the proper authorities. Working
up China locals belongs exclusively to our
" volunteer aid" who, as our readers are
aware, does it in a true trans-pacifc style.
But this item has come in during his absence,
ON important official business, and we are
to give the deceased gentlemen a
send-of-a quietus, so to speak. They are
gone; they will be conveyed to their last rest
ing place today, accompanied by the requisite
amount of white linen. Their names, per
country register, are All Gree and All Hoodoo.
County expenses, as usual. Requiescat in
pace. Check off two
Sort ZEpHYRs,-1t was A. Tennyson we
believe who said in referring to young lady
named Maud, who came into the garden,
that: "Wherever the soft wind HES, it
leaves the beauty tint of your feet in violet
blue as your eyes" At least that is the SEN
,iment if not the exact quotation, but it |
wasn't exactly so on Carson street yesterday |
afternoon when zephyr caught Reno girl |
md blew her at an angle of 45 degrees across
he street. The "beauty print of her feet"
vas lost at the angle, but the shadow cast
lthwart the Ormsby House front obscured
he improvements for moment and caused
brother Pinkney to lift his glasses gold rim,
irst cost 81 75) and ask if this was the day
or the eclipse, or was it only Washoe
ephyr.
ARRIVED His excellency Governor Brad
ey arrived yesterday morning from Elko.
We believe he came to do what he could to
Mitigate the sentence of Bob Crozier, who,
ccording to the sentence of the law, is to
wing to-day at Winnemucer There was a
neeting of the Board of Pardons yesterday
1orning but Bonni6eld of Humboldt, who is
he attorney in the case, failed to make any
ONT to the satisfaction of the Board, and
o action was taken. Unless job is put up
n the Sheriff of Humboldt to let the prisoner
lip, he will probably pass to the happy hunt
1g grounds to-day. A gentleman from
Vinnemucca informed us yesterday that no
whatever had been made for the
yecution.
MED1cAL.-We are happy to announce
lat DR.. Luce, very lately of Genoa, has re-
loved from that burg and has pitched his
mt or rather thrown himself on the second
Dor over Willis's drug store, Erisbie's
lilding, where he hangs out his single and
:actices his profession in all its departments, =
ON the severation of the medulla oblongata,
the successful treatment of the eerebro {
'inal meningitis or any other ailment what
ever. In other words, DR.. Luce is open to
lgagements day or night and can be found
his office at the above place and there will q
, an advertisement in another column in a
" or two.
SOUTHERN STAGE.-No bullion yesterday. e,
d. Davies returned from the lower country tie
: the above conveyance. Says he has been
eading in the footsteps of Parson Kelly. pl
ust have had a good time.