Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-02
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dash of snow on Wednesday last, rain on
Thursday night, and Friday it looked as if the
elements were prepared for almost any sort OF
an absurd weather freak. Yesterday the
skies were bright, and the rays of the sun were
as tender as-well, as one of Boskos six dol
lar suits.
The Denman Thompson theatrical party
passed through Carson last night about mid
night, for Reno, and thence headed for Eu-
reka, where they play three nights next week
The Virginia papers speak of Thompson S
popularity as not diminishing in the least, !"
and one of them says he increased in favor on
each representation of Gosh Whitcomb."
We saw him on the fourth night play to less
than one hundred and fifty people, and We
are assured that the following night there
were not to exceed one hundred persons at
his performance. If his popularity did not
diminish, he must have been UNNECESSARILY
unpopular at the commencement of the en-
gagement.
The Odd Fellows of Storey county will give
a reception ball to the r. W. Grand Lodge of
Nevada on Tuesday night, 4th inst. at
National Guard Hall, Virginia, being the
evening of the day on which the Grand Lodge
commences its annual session. The delegates
from Ormsby will go up on the regular pas
senger train Tuesday morning, and on their
arrival at Virginia will be met by the Encamp-
ment Battalion and Nevada Lodge of Vir-
ginia, and will be escorted to Odd Fellows
Hall where the Grand Lodge meets.
George A King, of the Nevada Bank, was
in Carson Yesterday, on Mint business. A
host of friends has Mr. X. in this city, many
of whom met him yesterday and extended an
earnest welcome to him.
Five passengers, 80 Captain Morgan informs
us, went up yesterday to GlenbroOk by Ben |
tons stage And yet the Bombazine Brigade |
have not appeared on the stage, whereat the |
Monk heart is sad ;.d IN q condition not to |
be comforted.
Our attention has been called to the fact |
that We omitted to make mention that the
Carson Guards decorated the grave of private
Logan, of that company, ON Memorial Day. |
We plead guilty, and regret the omission.
But probably our censorious friend overlooked
the fact that we did not name all the graves
that were decorated on that day, 80 that in
the case alluded to there could have been no
intended slight. We fattered ourselves that
in the description of the procession, the pub
Iication in full of the Grafton and poem, We
had done the neat and proper thing by Mem
orial Day. We now cheerfully record the fact
hat the Carson Guards placed fifty bouquets
upon the grave Of their late friend and fellow
soldier.
Only four passengers out by yesterdays
stage for Aurora, the lightest load of the week.
Two bars of bullion received by yesterdays
southern stage, from the Northern Belle,
yalued at $3,671.44
Another shipment of $4,000, in standard
ilyer dollars, from the Mint last night, des-
ined for Chicago, ILL.,
Ned Powers has had the Exchange closed
or a few days, to paint, grain and generally
,eautify the establishment The work is
bout completed, and all of it, especially the
outside granting, has been well done. Powers
nd Rathbone, both popular men, are at
ome to their many friends in the Exchange.
In the Cherry Greek stage robbery case the
Glowing witnesses were yesterday examined
or the prosecution o. H. Gray, M. Wat
ms, A. R. Nuckols, P. Mitchell, and W. T,
Volfston The testimony thus far brought .
orth is about the same as that aGduced on
he former trial.
GOING RoAD-Mrs. Hawley, wife of our
thief Justice will leave here tomorrow night
Or years stay in Europe. She goes hoping
D find better health than she now enjoys.
he will take with her many hearty God {
peed and wishes for happy return, fully
estored.
NJ E. CHURCH.-J. D. Hammond, Pastor,
ervices to-day at IL A. NJ. and 7:3O P. NJ;
unday school at 2 P. NJ. Seats free, and all
re welcome Subjects of discourse Morn r
lg, "The One Thing Needful :" evening,
Womanliness."
ST. PETERS CHURCH. Service this morn
70, "Holy Communion" at II o'clock, Bish- fc
D Whitaker officiating. Sunday school at q
30 p M. P
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. There will be
,rvices to-day at II A. M. and 7:45 P. NJ. :.
unday school at 1915.