Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-27
"UNDER THE GASLiGHT. :"

Tonight the first and only " Under the
Gaslight performance will be given by the
| Carson Dramatic Association, at the Opera
House. The play is one of the most popular
of sensational dramas, abounding in the most
exciting situations, toned down, however, tc
meet the approval of the fastidious play goers,
yet red and bloody enough to satisfy the ta>t OF
the gallery god. Judging from the box sheet
the house will be greatly crowded. There are
yet few good seats left, which can be had 10y
applying at the box office.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
morning: Mrs Fitzpatrick, sister and two
children, P Gleason, j. X. Crawford J. p.
Langhorn, VIM. Cooking, V. Morey, j.
Melease, ]. McDougal, John King, J. p.
Truppitt, G. w Graham, \ Y. Rose, W. W.
Taylor, H. r. Whitehill, G. Z, Hall, VIM.
Weber, W. b. Pless. A. A. Briggs, J. D.
McMurray, NJ. Evans, w. ". Craig.
A LITTLE boy and girl, neither of them
bigger than a pint of cider, were RECALLING peo-
solos and singing German Duets. The
midges did very well but it is pity that
such little things should be made to earn
precaGious living at such an early age Neither
OF the children could have been over or 0
years old. They looked quite bright and were
neatly clad
A H. l,,1,, 70, NI
Mercedes, when going along the Ormsby
House block last evening, threw handful Of
dirt at mahala, and she, in return, picked
up a stone and hit the little fellow in the
stomach completely knocking the wind out of
him. AS soon as he recovered his breath he
ran off, screaming as if he were followed by a
hundred infuriated mahalas.
THE artistic equestrianship displayed by the
Grand Marshal's aids is the cynosure of all
yes. Some envious fellows say that snot the |
,race with which the gentlemanly aids sit in
heir saddles that attracts so much attention, |
out it is the wind mill movements of their |
rms when their steeds are in motion. We, |
however, think they ride heavenly.
RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night one or
more burglars entered the Excelsior House
nd stole $40 from a Frenchman named
fichael Joley, and pair of pants and a hat
rom two other boarders. Grass must be
rowing very short with the thieves when
hey will satisfy themselves with second hand
lothing.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION The closing ex-
mination for the term will take place at the
Terra Seminary, Miss Clapp, principal, to-day.
arents and guardians of pupils attending
nat excellent educational establishment are
ordially invited to attend and see what pro-
ress has been made during the current school
erm.
JOHN T. PANTLIND will give up the manage
ent of the Ormsby House in few weeks,
I'd after that contemplates making a pros
Getting tour in the southern country during
lie summer. He is said to be an expert J
iner, having had much experience in that
ne in Mexico and Arizona.
DEPUTY SHERIFF E. j. POWERS was yes Il
rday presented with solid silver shield 9
caring his monogram, by Sheriff Hill. Mr.. fl
overs has so far made an excellent and in 7
lstrious officer, and it is pleasing to note
at his superior officer substantially recog
yes that fact. SC
MISS ENLYN WALTER, Miss Katie Fleming 81
d Miss Annie Martin, of our Public school
partment, leave for Lake Tahoe tomorrow. y
lie two former ladies will remain there few
Us, and then proceed to California, where
ey intend passing the vacation. +
No ARRESTS have been made within the past
rec or four days. But that does not prove q
1T we are rid of all the sneak thieves and
rglars known 10 have been here a short RI
lie ago, for not a day passes but one or
fits or robberies are reported. /.
THE Board of Health of Virginia does not
ieve that the use of swill milk is injurious
health. We have different opinion upon
s subject, and advocate the severest punish
Mt of those who feed swill to their COWS
| sell the milk. 4
The southern travel does not let up. The OF
pc goes out crowded daily, and numerous
vata conyeyauces ara constantly on the