Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-13

performance Will be OF variety nature, anC
Judging from criticisms we have read, of an
excellent character. Among this troupe ART
George Reynolds, first class song and dance
man. and Sam. Hickey, delineator of Irish
character, of unquestioned ability. The rep
utation of this combination ought to secure
for it full house.
BURGLARS ABOUT.-At about 3 0 o'clock yes
terday morning. after the inmates of a mai
son de joie, in the southern part of the city,
had retired for the night, or, more properly
speaking, for the morning, one of the women
was aroused by noise occasioned by the
raising of a window leading into her room,
and Immediately after she saw the head of a
man. The frightened woman was about to
cry for help when she was gruff1y told by the
burglar that if she attempted to utter single
sound he would elbow the top of her head
off, at the same time sticking revolver
rather in an unpleasant proximity to her
face The ruffian then proceeded to take an
inventory of the contents of the sacred pre-
cincts which he had invaded. The indeicate
tina to rise from her couch and, in the Ian
guage of the street, event through her bed,
In the expectation of finding some valuables
secreted under the mattresses. Being I'M
successful in that search, he created sad havoc
IN the ladys bureau, musslng up nicely en-
brodiered chemisettes, ruffled d; but it is not
necessary to go into details respecting these
little matters. In order to curtail an extern
sve romance, our informant, who was in
hurry, stated that the burglar was rewarded
for his trouble to the tune of seven dollars
and a pair of doubtful bracelets. The
chevaler then took his departure in the same
manner as he entered What followed his
exit we are unable to say, as we were not
present, but We learn that no complaint has
been filed at police headquarters,
SAD.-During the last few days, until yes
terday, an old lady, apparently about seventy
years of age, had been stopping at the Orms-
by House, whose listless manner attracted the
attention of all observing inmates of the house
This poor old lady came here from great
distance to seek the pardon of her son, who is
now confined in the State Prison for murder |
But her mission proved fruitless, hers son was
not pardoned. This poor heart broken mother
has returned to her home, very likely believ-
ing in mans inhumanity to man; never real
Izing the fact that her son committed a crime,
one that can not well be pardoned OH earth.
Yet it is sad, truly sad, that a pleading
mother must be thus turned away.
A NUIsAsCE.-A great number of transfers
and drivers of vehicles in this city make it
practice of halting their teams right on the
street crossings making it necessary for pc
iestrians to 90 into the street to cross from
1ue sidewalk to another. This conduct on
the part of inconsiderate wagoners could be
5olerated a little during the Summer months,
put as the season of bad weather is announc
ne itself it would be well, should the Jehus,
# whatever social condition, persist i'll their
Estimate practice of compelling pedestrians
o walk around their horses and wagons that
he authorities make an example of one or
NO of such Doors.
ARr-Mr Frank L. Bryant, an attache of
he Mint, who is temporarily suspended from
Iuty during the putting up of the new boilers
n that institution, has Just completed an oil
'ainting Oh the wall of the Mint Superinten- I
ent's Office, representing an eagle protecting
Union shield The work is meritorious and
effects credit upon the artist
DEPARTUREs The following passengers |
rent south on the stage yesterday morning
'harles Williams, Joseph Billings, William
Harris, Mrs. E. Midgely, Thomas Shaw, s
oseph Deitshe, J ohn Lyons, II. G. Kinney, t
Arnhold, D. Baller, w. Hamilton, w. 2. S
,oherty, S. D. Geath, Chas Nelson.
CANDIDATEs whole swarm of Carson {
es have already announced themselves as t
,ndidates for positions in the coming Legis
ture Won't there be lot of wailing and
nashing of teeth after the caucus is over. :,
yho SAYS that the curses of the disappointed
,es will not be loud and deep!
DEArB OF AN OLD CARSON DENTIsT.-A
tier from his sister. dated Placerville, No
,mber 10, announces the death OF her
rother, Dr. Glynn, at that place on Friday
last week Some pulmonary affection, we =
sieve.
FLIEs-The hotels of this city are infested 81
an alarming extent by flies during the last u
lonth-at time when in former years not
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