Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-02
THEODORE TILTON'S LECTURE.

| 1t is greatly to be lamented-for their own
sakes-that 50 many of our people failed to
hear Mr. Tiltons lecture last night We
have never had 50 rich an intellectual treat
before He has scholarship, imagery, orator
| ship and imitless fund of perfect language
at his command. These, with a splendid
presence and a power Of elocutlOn which is
exceedingly apt and effective, make him the
model of a polished lecturer. The almost
necessary artlicialities Of his style are not
pleasant, at the outset but the graces Of his
discourse come to soften and blend them
selves with his highly animated and dramatic
manner, and one is soon carried away by the
emotions Of the occasion. . This is rhap-
sOdy' said one cool critic as we We're leaving
the hall. 1t shows what an unmistahable
genius can do There is no ignoring these
splendid gifts. They will assert and main
tain themselves. . The problem Of Life is
the development of character. The lecture,
50 called, is an elegant disqusition-a spoken
essay. We will not do ourselves or Mr. Til
ton the injustice of attempting a synopsis.
1t is in all respects brilliant and fascinating
nx
AS to the history of our friend kirchners
coming by the name Of Father Hyacinthc.
Mr. Cassidy, in the Eureka Sentinel relates
as follows: 1t happened i'll the earlier and
better days of White Pine. kirchner was
barkeeper for Jack Perry. and the writer was |
local itemizer of the old Inland Empire pub |
lished at Hamilton. 1t was Just then that |
Pere Hyacinthe bolted from the church and |
got married The Eastern journals illustrated .
him. Hamilton news vender placed on
our table the usual literary fayors and among
the rest was Leslies or somebody with a cut
)f the distinguished seeding priest. 1t
became our painful duty 1--WE always did hate
10 write putfs) to record the liberality and
enterprise of the aforesaid news dealer, and
hitting upon the profile of the renowned
Hyacinthe prominently, if not accurately
brought to the front, We dashed into him with
paragraph IN the course of which we said
lie was an exact counterpart of Jack Perry
,arkeeper. From that day Kirchner has
zone by the name of Father Hyacinthe,
nd the title is likely to stay with him dur
ng the remainder of his pilgrimage here
elow We sometimes fear that he will not
e able to ''shake' it in the world to come
BULLION AT THE MINT-There were re
eived at the Carson Mint yesterday morning
90 bars of fine bullion. This is a transfer
rom the San Francisco Mint and is part of
he recent purchase from the Bonanza Firm ,
f | 800 900 ounces. !
Harrington who murdered Sullivan at Viz
mia City has been granted a new trial by
lie Supreme Court. We have a suspicion
lat this persistent malefactor will end his
avs in the Penitentiary.
Peaches have found their dear selves ex-
osed for sale in our market. They are an
citement to economy, being half dollar :
Dund.
Mr.. John McQuaid and Col E, B. Stonehill
the Storey County Bar, were in the city
esterday.
The Tom Thumb Matinee will take place
is afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Tilton will lecture tonight in Virginia
ty on " Motive Power
The Grand Opera House, San Francisco,
S been sold at Sherif's sale to satisfy {
ortgage securing the large amount of $780,
0. The mortgage is held by the Bank of
hfornia :"
For plotting against the peace OF Spain,
nor Rnviz Gorilla has bapn eyDelled from