Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-03
WEATHERSBI'S FROLIQJ ES.

On Tuesday evening next, the 9TH instant,
the above troupe make their first appearance
in this city at the Carson Opera House. They
come here highly recommended by the East
ern press, where they have been playing a
very successful and satisfactory engagement
This is what the indianapolis Sentinel says Of
| them: 6 No more delighted audience, and
but few larger ones, have assembled at the
Grand Opera House this season, than that
which last night greeted Hobbies Eliza
| Weathersby's Froliques, the troupe which
presents this enchanting bit of nonsense, is
we'll named, for 'frolic and nothing but
ing scene until the drop of the curtain.
! Nothing more supremacy ridiculous has ever
been presented The company is small, six
artists only making up the entire cast, but it
is sufficient. Two of the best characters are
! the romping Minnie Glover and the love
sick Arthur Doyclcigh,' personated respec-
lively by Miss Weathersby and Dir. Stanton,
each Of whom performs the assigned parts as
though that was the sole end and aim of life
in short, as though instead Of acting it
reality n C. Goodwin, .Jr., as Professor
Pvgmaion Whites, makes it utterly impossi-
bic for the audience 10 cease from laughing.
First faci contortion, then pun of the
most atrocious dimensions, then some gyra
tions that would set professor of the terpsi-
chorean art wild with envy. These and
~, J.,
can devise he uses to astOnlsh the audience
and set them off in roars of we'll nigh endless
roars of laughter. There can be no mistake
in seeing Hobbies Everybody likes it, and
we presume pretty nearly everybody, before
the end of the engagement, will be III posi-
ton to Judge for themselves of its merits.
DRUNK AND USING OBSCENE IANGCAGE.--
Lasy evening drunken woman, who would
have acted more discrcetly had she gone
twice for her load of the * rosy, was making
an unholy exhibition of herself upon the
streets by using the most obscene language, |
stimulated to do SO by her frequent and not
select libations, Officer Ingraham eventually |
came along and took her out CT the cold. At |
the station house she gave her name as
Josephine Morgan; and the above charges |
were booked against her.
The CHERRY CREEK MAIL ROBBERS The
motion for a new trial for W. T. Bell, tie
convicted Cherry Greek mail robber, was
Wilson will be taken to the Albany peneten-
tiary az soon as the U. S. Marshall can con-
duct them thither, and where they are to re
main for the term of their natural lives.
For LEGISLATIVE OFFICIAL REPORTER. y
Mr. C. F. Reynolds, one of the most able
in the State, sspires to the
position Of legislative official reporter. Mr..
Reynolds has served as Court reporter in
Storey County for the past three years, with
credit to himself He is eminently wel-qual-
fled to fill the position he seeks
DEPARTURES On New Years day: DR..
S. b. DAWSON, c. A. White, r.
Rutland, H. C. Ward, and three Cinnamon.
Yesterday: Ed. Yerington, VIM. Heilman
Sos. H. Coulter, W. Anderson, Amos Buck,
John Triplett, Anna Harris
FROM THE CoMsTocK. Sam Davis, of the
Virginia Chronicle, was in.the city on New
Years day, a fact which the depleted larder
IF the Ormsby House will substantially vouch
or. So was also Postmaster Chubbuck of
iold Hill
ENTERED UroN HIS DUTIES. james H. !
Marshall, the newly elected County Clerk, q
inferred upon his official duties yesterday.
THE new county officers will take the oaths
# office next Monday, the 9th instant