Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-18

houses IN the state. Everything III tIeir Ilie
can be found in their store. They import
their teas direct from Japanese exporters, and
are thus enabled to furnish superior article
at lower figure than those dealers who buy
from middlemen. Their ordinary and fancy
goods are always fresh, as their large trade
pecessitates them to have goods constantly
shipped to their house. And their dry goods
stock is equal to any il the city, in point of
variety and figures.
A FACT Nor GENERALLY kNowN-Few
who are in the enjoyment of, if not exactly
the Injuries, but the common necessaries Of
life, have the relnotest conception of how
much want and real restitution exists within
the circumscribcd limits of this little city.
Last evening, while reporter of the MORNING
APPEAL was in the Sherif's office, two men,
having the faces of honest workingneD, and
their boots thickly covered with dust, indicat-
ing that they must have walked considerable
distance, applied for a nights lodging IN the
Jail. These men did not look like tramps,
but appeared to be earnest laborlng men,
who, without cent in their pockets, were
wandering from place to place IN search of
employment. Officer lngraham states that
this is no unusual occurrence, but that such
applications are made at the jail ofteuer than
the residents Of this city would believe. These
applications are not only made by strange,
impecunious wanderers, who only stop over
here day and night, but now and then
al hy,r iOula we'll EDDuD hare
HORSE MArrERs-Mr. George E. Perrin,
Jr partner of Mr.. John Sp'ann, who have
in charge one of the finest stables in the coun-
try, arrived in this city yesterday morning.
These gentlemen will at the latter part of this
month leave San Francisco for the Atlantic
States, with the following horses, and will stop
over here to exhibit their speed at the track
"Rarus," with a record of 2:133 "Col
Lewis" 2:1Sf; "Adelaide," 2;19; "Calmar,
222; "Doty," POI; and " S~eetzer,' one
Of the fastest PAGERS in the world. Mr.. West |
George, the present lessee of the N. A. NJ & |
M race track, will have it in splendid order !
by the time these horses get here. 1t is a
rare thing to see such splendid stock as the |
foregoing on the turf at one time.
Nor VERY ENcoURAGING.-A certain hotel |
man in this city, who is tired of that occupa-
ton and has taste for the drama and eva
riety" business, yesterday morning gave a the
atrical company an exhibition of his proficiency
in the double shuttle dance, with a view to
ultimately getting an engagement with them.
After witnessing his CITATIONS, one of the
ladies of the company remarked: "Mr -,
you do we'll; but think if you should dress
up and assume the character of an Italian
organ grinders monkey, you would make
more decided success at that than at anything
else in the profession"
Police CoURT.- Judge Cary presiding.
Yesterday two vags. named, r S; &c ively,
Charles Howard and James Shields, were con-
victed and ordered to appear for sentence at
10 clock this morning. The Judge declares
that if they do not make their appearance he
will issue a bench warrant for them The
case OF r. A. Cook and C. n. Motley was {
called. DR.. White fled an affidavit that the
principal witness for the prosecution Vas too |
i'll to appear so the defendants were respect |
lively placed under $500 bonds, to appear on |
the Oath instant. T
A PISTOL QUARREL.-The respective drivers I
of Dutfys and an Italians milk wagons got
into a quarrel on Nevada street yesterday
The latter drew pistol to shoot q
the other, when the weapon was discharged y
and shot himself in the hand. The driver of +
Dufy's wagon then also drew pistol, but he
did not discharge it. Perhaps it wasn't h
loaded. At the time of the occurrence there r.
we're no arrests made.
VERY Low.-The Chinaman, All Poy, who q
Is alleged to have been SO severely m.ltreated q
BY the Sheriff of Lyon County and his deputy a
while in their custody, is reported to be very VI
II and his life dispaired of, resulting from the
INJURIES received. If he dies and the assault ~
$ proven against the accused officers, they
viii have placed themselves in a very unen-
Tiable position. =.
DAILY, old time Virginia sports and men, h.
,era of the fraternity from the Great East,
Ass through here en- route for Bodie, expect
ng to find a more lucrative field in which to
,ly their profession than the one they have "
Orsaken.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar NJ
lived on the southern stage yesterday after