Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-27

clap-t trap and more of genuine merit in the
show than any exhibited here for some time.
The only draw back is the ring, which last
night was in poor condition.
The LAST DoDGE.-Vic. Muller was the vic
I IN of sell yesterday morning which shows to
what lodges some men will resort for whiskey.
Vic. was Just finishing his mornings clean
mp" when a man carrying well-flled paper
bag entered and called for whiskey, which was
furnished. He looked like quiet citizen
who had just come out to bny some fruit for
breakfast and was returning home with his
purchase Feeling around he recolected that
he had spent all his money, {" but, said he,
g I'm just going down street and I'll be back
few moments and pay you; can | leave
this bundle here T. Certainly he could leave
it, and Vic. placed it under the counter till
his return. Later in the afternoon we hap
pened into his place and Vic was enjoying
good laugh He had peeped into the bag and
found half dozen stale biscuits, which the
beat had begged at the bakery just above for
his breakfast, and which he traded off for his
Yhiskey. 1t is not probable he will return
for that bundle.
The KALLoCH-DE YOUNG AFFAIR.-The
following is the latest from San Francisco rel
alive to the Kalloch- De Young affair: "San
Francisco August 24-The Chief of Police
the County and Police Judges and the Sher
i'll have had consultation with regard to re-
moving De Young from the City Prison to
the County Jail 1t was finally decided to
keep him where he is, as the Jail could not
be SO easily defended the prison. The
Workngmen's guards have been withdrawn
from the Metropolitan Temple, and only a
few police remain on duty to keep the street
quiet Shortly before noon Kallochs med
ical attendants held consultation, and as a
result announce that the patients condition
is decidedly improved
A BoTANIsT A day or two ago two gen
tlemen of color were walking through the
Capitol grounds, when the notice of one was
attracted by the numerous ricints cOmno'tntS
plants which are to be found there. " What
am desc plants 2" he asked his friend Dick.
"Lor' bless my soul" said Dick, ''don't you
know Dem am the croton oil bean"
ANOTHER PRISONER GONE. Yesterday
while w. III. Minor had the chain gang at
work in the southern part of the city, an
other member of that delectable coterie took
French leave. He was committed under the
convenient name of John Doe, for vagrancy.
If he leaves the country for good we will for
give him.
DEPARTURES. The following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: M. Ashim, d. A. Cory, E. r. Shaw,
r. A. Davis, Mrs Kittrell, c. F. Erdly, w.
r. Cameron. J. G. McClinton, p Crane, F.
Maxey, J. Houston, M. Mclean, Charles f.
Hall, DR.. N. Rodgers, Mrs. Gumbert.
POLICE COURT case of the State VS..
Harry Butts, for committing an assault on
Glenn Berry, was tried yesterday. Butts was
found guilty and fined $50 and to remain in
Jail for 10 days. Counsel for defendant gave
notice of an appeal to the District Court. |
The defendant was admitted to bail.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri |
fees the blood, cures bllousness, constipation, |
etc. For sale by sll druggists.