Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-25

| Byrne, MISS francis HodgklnSOn, Miss Emma
Linn, Miss Belle Goddard, Miss Laura Til
den Mr.. George A. Tyrrell, and Others A
cordial invitation is extended to all. Admis-
sion free
LOOK Our POR IMPOSTERs. Several DAYS
ago the Enterprise had an item relative to a
couple of impostcrs, man and woman, who APP
peared to be crIpples and made their living
by begging. The item went on to say that
when the beggars were where they thought
that they would not be seen, they threw their
crutches down and were as lively as crickets
The exposition of their little game induced
them to leave Virginia, and We have the de-
lecta5le twain with us now. They walked all
the way from Virginia yesterday, down the
Warm Springs road swinging their crutches
as would a stout limbed man a cane, but 80
soon as they within sight of places Of
habitation they would use their clutches AS if |
they were fearfully crippled. If these impos- |
tiers attempt to ply their hypocrltical business
in this city they should be arrested for vag-
rancy.
FIGBr AT TIRE LAKF.--Yesterday Captain
Avery, of the steamer Niagara, and Captain
Pomin, of the steamer Stanford, plying OH
Lake Tahoe, got into fight in front of
Shorts, at Genbrook. They were parted by
lockers on, but as they got to the wharf they
renewed their quarrel, Captain Avery hitting
Captain Pomin over the head with six
b,,t mi, IL |
he melee, Avery had his coat torn from his
pack. The belligerents were again separated
md went to their respective boats. 1t is
aid that the difficulty grew out of race in
which the two steamers competed on the Lake
yesterday. This racing business on the Lake a
hould be discouraged, for it certainly jeo- t
ardizes the lives Of passengers, ana besides 1
oes not add much to their comfort and $
leasure. t
ARRESTED Mercedes Berago, the Spanish
oman who was recently arrested for the III
uman treatment of her little foster son.
ccused an old woman known as " Irish Il
larry" of stealing valuable bed quilt from Il
err. The alleged purloiner escaped to Vir
mia, and Deputy Sheriff Powers and Con 81
able Stern went up for her yesterday. v
hey brought the prisoner, with the stolen tt
ticla, down on the lightning train last even la
G. Irish Mary" is a woman high in the
kites, who, from what can be learned of G
n, is not in her right mind. Poor wretch, st
tn one foot in the grave, after probably til
wing spent a very miserable youth and mid
e age, she must yet be brought up IN a Police n
,urt for theft. 1t is really a sad case to
feet upon. an
A NICE TRIP.-Parties who desire to take N.
look at all the points of interest on Lake SUI
hoe, anG who too greatly engaged to en-
rmit of losing much time, make the tn
ind trip in "a hours, as follows: Leave chi
is city on the lightning train and tn,
le freight train No. 6 from V Sy
no to Truckee, arriving there at midnight. Wi
age leaves on. the following morning at par
lock for Tahoe City. at which place the to
amer is taken, touching at every attrac F po,
e point on the Lake, reaching GleDbrook M
3 o'clock in the afternoon, where Benton's bus
ge is taken for Carson, arriving in this city ny
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'AAAi0 AVA WIN N - sA A- MAJ
The great $1,000 900 "Gft Enterprise, JON JON
the benefit of this State, ostensbly under psr
management of Charles R. Peters, the
nipulator of the Mercantile Library Lot
y, seems to have evaporated Nothing has
n heard of it for month or two. 1t is a., "A
re than possible that the projectors of this or b