Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-28
BRIEF MENTION.

There is scarcely any change in the stock
market.
There are lots of fresh oysters in the
market
The family of DR. Lee arrived in this city
! yesterday.
All the churches will hold services both
morning and evening, to-day.
The stamp mania has again attacked the
young school girls of this city
The Carson Guard rife team will shoot at
Treadway's park this afternoon.
An army of hunters are going out on the
war path today, from this city.
The southern stage brought in two bars of
bullion from Marietta yesterday.
General Grant was entertained by the San
Francisco Board OF Brokers yesterday
The new "Pinafore" gag is, "Never!'
"What, Necer" Well, "D--d seldom.
The criminal calendar for the next term of
ordinarily.
The family Of D. A Bender returned from
a several weeks sojourn at Lake Tahoe yes |
terday evening.
Deputy Surveyor General Fassett returned |
from Reno yesterday, much improved in
health Glad of it.
Service at the Episcopal Church at the
usual hours, morning and evening. Sunday !
School Immediately after morning service.
Michael Gregovich, George Perasch and
VI. Cltscovich are in California hunting,
every thing from a cotton tail rabbit to big
bear.
A fine list Of trotters and runners have
already been entered for the October races;
among the number are some Of the most
famous horses on the coast
Rev H. Kendall, D. D., of New York, will
preach at the Presbyterian Church this even
ne. The gentleman has a reputation for
are eloquence, and should be heard
Rev A. H. Croco of California, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church at IL A.
l., and Rev Henry Kendall, D. D., of New
DIRK City, will preach III the evening.
Officer Duncan last evening arrested a
trunk with pethorc purse, to keep him
rom being "rolled by the legion OF petty
arceny thieves who now infest the town
The closing of all the Jewish houses
ave Carson street a very dull look yester l
dy; but the aspect was quite changed IN the
vening, when all the stores were reopened. ,
The Good Templars of this city and Empire,
no visited the Virginia lodge on Friday night,
eturned at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, after
aving passed very agreeable time with their
retheren above
The illness of Mr.. Matt Rinckel has not r
hanged for the better as yet. Nr, Rinckel's L
ondition is very serious one, but The attend
g physicians express some hopes of saving
is life. We trust they may. o.
Geo W. Lee, a clerk in Tritles broker
lice, Virginia, gentleman well known IN
lis city, sucided with a razor on Friday
ght. Cause supposed to have been chronic
elanchola. He is spoken of as having been
most excellent gentleman. I
There has been quite an influx of vags and yc
city thieves recently Where they all come 81
ON no one knows but every day or two fir
ne or more new ones can be seen on the co
reefs. The police are watching them closely,
I'd al the least slip of the foot they can ex-
ect to receive the hospitality of the Jail. sc
"The sere and yellow leaf" of Autumn ssRR
IS thick in our streets, and the cool nights OF
vite to natures sweet restorer, Sleep but Ca
II pleasant Autumn days, the sweetest of
e year, bring thoughts of days long
,nished;" the sweet spring of youth. the
arm sunshine of life's summer days, and {
e lengthning shadows of declining years
Col q. G. Lyon, the Governors Private
,cretary, is a very particular gentleman.
yer his desk in the Governors office, hangs W
very massive picture, frame and all weighing
out hundred pounds. Recently the nail
which the picture hangs gave evidence of
wing way, and yesterday he had his desk
owed from the place where the picture
ngs, for fear that it might drop down upon
a. Some people are really very particular
out the most trfiing matters.
INSANE MAN CoNMIrTED.-Henry Cclter, u
insane man of whom nobody knows any
ing here, was yesterday examined before