Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-17
OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.

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A pretty well filled house welcomed the
Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell last
night. The entertainment certainly deserved
q crowded house, for there never a troupe
here who were more entitled to the patronage
of the refined and cultivated people than the
above. Their programmes are carefully and
we'll selected, and are certain to please the
good classes of society The medley played
last night, by the whole company, was SPLEEN
didly rendered, and proved them to be must
clans of great merit. Miss Louisa kelmo
sang two charming ballads. This lady pos
sesses full and highly cultivated voice, and
was enthusiastically encored. In fact the en-
tire programme was so well presented that
everything was encoyed Miss Anna Berger,
The solo coronetist, is superb. She handles
her instrument mastery, and has few supe-
rors in her line Sol Smith Russell is, in
fact, whole show in himself. 1t matters
not how often he is seen, he is always fresh,
and has an inexhaustible fund of humor.
The Ladies Cornet Band, were exqusitely
attired in white satin, and played medley
OF splendid little gems The lateness of the
hour VIII not admit of a review of the en-
tire programme but suffice it to say that the
Berger Family are a company who should
meet with eminent success wherever they 60,
for the excellence and high toned respect
ability of their performances.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE CHINESE MUD
pLE.-The physician who attended the Dayton
Chinaman, arrested by Sheriff Cook and Dep
uty Sheriff Motley, of Lyon County, inforne /
areporter yesterday that he was badly injured |
He had one of the ribs on his right side brol =
e1 and was bruised about other parts of his |
body, resulting either from kicks severe |
blows. The Chinaman states that his in uries |
were inflicted upon him by the officers who |
arrested him. The officers deny this. There |
has either been gross outrage committed by |
parties overstepping the bounds of their au-
thority, or the Chinaman was accidently hurt.
1t is case that demands investigation. Be
cause a prisoner is a Chinaman is reason
why he should be more inconsiderately treated
than any other.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR On Tuesday evening
the Carson Guards were. received at the Vir-
ginia depot by the Emmett Guards, with full
ranks, and escorted into the city, where they
marched through the principal streets, after
which they were escorted to Captain Youngs
restaurant for their dinner. Our soldiers ex-
press themselves thoroughly delighted with
the pleasant treatment they received at the
hands of the Emmets, and feel under many
obligations to them. When Captain Young's
company comes to Carson they will be well
entertained.
Departures. - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning:
Charles Attshell, S. LIE Count G. Fl. Geyer,
H. Fenis, F. S. Halt, T. J. Mcclellan, J. T.
Bergman, ID. Shakespeare, W. Martin, J.
Soules, j. r. Dickson.
WEDD1NG-Mr. Robert H. Lindsay, Of
Virginia, was united in marriage to Miss Annie,
daughter Of General c. c. Batterman, at the
State Prison yesterday. There were only a
few of the intimate friends of the family of
the General present.
DRUMMEEs from San Francisco begin to
flock hither, to gather the spring trade. To
save themselves trouble it will be well for
them not to forget their license. Il
J. w. VARNEy has leased Treadway's Park {
for the summer, for picnic purposes.
AN assessment of 81 per share was yester-
dsy levied on the Yellow Jacket. il