Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-14

ming, when Judge Wells closed the argument
for the prosecution, and the case was given
TO the jury at o'clock. 1t is not very likely
that the twelve men will agree, or decide that
they cannot, until some time during to day
LATER.
At 10:45 o'clock last night the jury brought
in verdict of murder in the second degree.
The time for sentence is fixed for 10 clock
Saturday next, the 18th inst.
ARr.-Lussier & Hill, the accomplished
artists from California, have studio in the
Carson Bank building, where they are now
engaged in filling their numerous orders. 1t
Is worth ones while to visit that studio and
see the perfectly executed portraits of men
we'll known in this city. Among those on
exhibition yesterday, We're the portraits Of
Senator Geo. w. Cassidy, Charles Wallace,
sx-Sergeant- at Arms of the Senate, Senator
Doolin, Col Lake, of Reno, Ex-Governor
Bradley, and Peter Canavan, all OF them the
most perfect copies of the original, and fu-
ished in the highest style of the modern art
school There are also a number of un6n-
ished pictures in the hands of these artists
possessing great beauty even before compile
ton. Mr.. Lussier was yesterday engaged upon
. portrait of the son of Senator Wheeler.
Dir. Hill is occupied with an order from Il
connoisseur for a copy of a French categorical
picture entitled ''Nynphs and Satyr, an ex
quisite gem of art which will come out at
&ractively from under the accomplished hands
of that artist.
PRoUD.-The prOudest juryman that ever
strutted into the Ormsby dining room for a
prince, is Glenn Berry of the Flynn jury. 1t
is not true that he sleeps in the same bed !
with Major Clarke and Conner Dague, of the |
Mint, two other members of that jury, us
has been ridiculously reported. 1t is aston
ishing with what strange gusto certain class
Of people will circulate false news!
DEPARTURES -The following persons left
IN the Southern stage yesterday morning:
R. j. Jones, Mrs. II. Kirby, Charles Gould,
Mrs G. E. Stokes, j. Ehrmanntrant, Frank
Black, Con Hardlan, A. w. Stewart, L.
6randenberg, c. F. Mouton, Mrs. Williams,
g F. Moore, H. Amhold.
Who Is Ir7-It is stated that worthy sue
essor to the late "Amercan man" has been
ound in this city, who gracefully wears the
mantle shed by the lamented one Who is
he distinguished individual2 These columns
re open to correspondents upon this subject.
In TowN-Col M. J. Purcell, for several
ponths absent in the southern country, has
eturned home. He is looking exceedingly
7ell and, Judging from his youthful express
ions of feeling he must have had a success
ul trip. Glad to see the Colonel back.
ARR1vALs-The following passengers ar
ived on the Southern stage yesterday after
DON: III. G. Andrews, Jas. Moody, G. L.
f. S. Brown, A. Ross, G. Will
ams, D. E. Jones, N. Meyer, FL. G. Ward,
/. Newberger.
DIEp.-The unfortunate squaw who was so
sarfully mangled on the railroad on Wednes-
ay, died at the County Hospital. Her re-
Mains were taken charge of by her people and 9
uried with the rites peculiarly their own. )
HEALTHY.-The sanitary condition of the
i.y must be excellent, Judging from the COM
laiuts of dull times by resident physicians
ant some one invent little harmless cpl h
emic for their relief. f
PERsoNAL.-C. L. Anderson, formerly
hief Engineer of the V. & 7. R. R. Co, and h
ow a resident of Bodie, passed through here Il
q his way to San Francisco last night. Il