Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-24
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worthily numerous. Father Tormey seemed
to he on hand to give brotherly send-o to
quite an efhux of visiting priests. We recog-
nized Father MonOgue among the number;
and besides himself was very bright looking
little oldish Father, a rather tall, dlstIn-
guished appearing Father with nose of the
a1uiline variety, and all the look of
scholar, and Father Gracis-the latter well
known in this parish Which leads us to say
that we heard one of the sons of Mother
Church say, yesterday, that Father Monogue
was like to be Bishop one of these fine days.
1t struck us as being becoming thing for the
church to do
Senator Dennis of Maryland, portly gen
tleman and of affable manners passed
through, going to Virginia City. With him
was 8lr Adolph Sutro. Mr. Geo. A. King
was among the passengers. The Senator has
been seeing the sights in California, and pro
poses to take i'll the Comstock.
Mr.. J. A johnson, Superintendent of the
Summit Flume was kind enough to let us eX-
anime some specimens of his sisters handi-
work yesterday These consist of the most
exquisite embroderies we ever saw, any
where The designs, which are in the shape
of groups of flowers and leaves, are all her
own The needlework is done upon various
materials de lis, satin, broadcloch,
&c. The flowers and leaves are wrought in
chenille. There is a decidedly artistic taste
and ability developed in these embroideries.
Mrs. Carlson, (the lady who executed these
beautiful things) formerly resided here. She
Is now living at Oakland. We should say
that her work ought to command a very high
figure among lovers of bric-a- brac and rich
tapestries.
When boy arrives at certain age and
begins to take on his share of the romantical,
and feels like setting up shop as smuggler
and a brigand, and to entertain mysteries and
imagine himself a second edition of Latitte,
the Pirate of the Gulf; when he begins to
envy Big Sans ability to chew tobacco
and Curly Bob's fame as a smoker then
you may expect to detect him in his efforts to
express himself in hog Latin. He may not, |
i'll any other direction, have developed any
special talent as a lnguist; but he learns hog |
Latin the first time trying. 1t Is pleasant |
self-delusion of boys who employ this singular |
language to imagine themselves possessed of |
an unknown tongue and to be able, by its en-
ployment, to carry on conversations whose
nature is wholly unintelligible to the grown
folk by whom they are surrounded. A queer |
phenomenon of the lingo is that only one boy |
understands it at time. That's the fellow
what's talking it. Here's a sample of hog |
Latin:
First boy. Whaggery arggery yougerry
googery.
Second boy. Mygerry broggery Joegerry
goggery aggery liggery thiggery morgerry.
All this is duly explained in half whispers.
Thus, the frat boy, sharing with the other
one the delusion that they are both possessed
of medium of communication which battles
an Ignorant and helpless world, explains:
First boy Where are you going?
Second Boy talking back at random). My
brother Joe got liking this morning
And SO they go. They don't know it but
they are repeating the same nonsense that
has been talked-with variations-ever since
those good-for-nothing boys went out and I
Knocked with their baddish tongues the good
but very bald old prophet Elijah Just now
the boys are talking hog Latin with an in
dustry worthy of better language, I
The picnic of the Good Templars will take !
place to-day at Bowers Mansion. 1t will be
a grand affair and largely attended and en- !
ioyed no doubt. These cold water friends of
OUTS teach us that party of men and wo-
men and children can have all the pleasures ;
Of days junketing without any wine or 6
strong drink-and in this they present one of 7
the very best and most admirable features of .
heir order
OUR REGULAR BUEAwAY.-Not bakers j
wagon, this time. We cannot afford to feed U
The readers of the MORNING APPEAL on lux v
nries-not at So per annum This one was C
\ wood wagon. Also the horses were wood
wagon horses. They belong to Augustus Cults. Y
Just where they started from we do not know, p
They fetched up against Kitzmeyers furniture !
store. They did some modest smashing there, 7
and there they left the wagon while them -
selves pursued their eccentric course to parts A
unknown to us. 1t was reasonably exciting
while it lasted.
THEATRICAL NEws-Mr. J. r. Preddey,