Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12


Chinatown who had some stolen goods in his
possession which had been taken some months
ago from the house Of r. S. Tomktns. After
being taken to Jail he Was searched and an
express receipt found upon him for picture
which had been shipped about a year age to
Reno This is the same man that Detective
Larkey was after for the theft of picture
which was taken from the studio of Lussieur
and Hill in Virginia City. The subject was
copy Of Bougereau's famoust picture Of
"Nymph and Satyr." The copy executed by
Hill was nearly lie size and valued at 81 600.
There was considerable excitement over the af-
fair at the time and it was charged that the theft
was an advertising dodge to sell the picture
Detective Larkey traced it to Reno where the
thief had shipped it, and there recovered and
delivered it to its owners, receiving 500 re-
wa L was afterwards sold to Frank Nc
Culiougn of Empire, and is still in his posses
sion. When closely questioned by the officers
he admitted having taken the painting, ex-
pecting q reward The goods he took from
McTarnahans house consisted of nothing but
few cooking utensils which cannot be posi-
lively identified, but there can b. but little
doubt that he is the thief. He will probably
be turned over to the Storey county authsri-
ties AS Mr. Tomkins, the principal witness
against him as to the burglary, has left the
city. -r
CUPID AND THE BEE. -The old story Of
which Moore sings SO sweetly Of Cupid and
the Bee" was re enacted in Carson yesterday.
Early in the mornlHg rustic youth called at
the Ornlsby House bar and knowing Gilhsoly
hornets nest Qast years., which was about
the size of a peck measure. Gllhsoly hung
the nest up over the mirrsr and was very
proud of it. Later in the day he fell asleep
and the warmth Of the room had its effect
upon the hornets. 1t was really new nest
full of hornets and they were just beginning
to crawl out. The first one that crawled cut
dropped directly upon the doing barkeepers
nose and sent its sting home as naturally as if
it had been practcing all its life The remarks
made by the man on being thus rudely aroused
were heard distinctly at the railroad depot
A whole swarm of hornets then raided frem
their nest and cleared the room in very short |
order. Hank Monk, who was also sleeping
behind the stove, left with noticeable rapidity
and Nr. Healey, who was just engaging in
with a from Virginia City,
started hastily for the capitol building The
hornets finally scattered about the block and |
the nest was removed with a long pole. Gil |
hooly is now locking for the rustic VINO sold |
MIA the nest fer 81 so.
Touch STEAk-No woman who fries a
teak and ne man who will deliberately eat
,ns has any olaims to live in a world where
hings can just as easily be denc we'll as any
other way. A tough steak cannot be made
lender by pounding it with meat mauier.
" hammering their brains with club. If
'eu pound steak it only teughens the fibre
md presses out the juices which give it aAvor.
# your steak is tough pour into the bottom
|
nd salad oil, sprinkle on them half salt
psenful of pepper, and a tablespoonful of
hopped parsley, if you have it, d. not use
alt. The action Of the oil and vinegar will
e to soften and disintegrate the tough fbres
f the meat without drawing out its juices.
he sal. seuld do that most efectually and
Dughen the fibre besides. After steak has
cen treated in this manner there will be no
ecessity of swearing at the cook while you {
re eating it. BY purchasing good meat or 1
finally of Schulz Brothers there will be no
eed of following the above directions.
THE DEvIL.-The handiest man about a
rinting office is the devil. He is useful
, the editor and useful to the printers, If
le writer's on paper miss the paste pot
,ears or pen they Immediately call up the
evil to the desk and heap him with abuse.
10 may not be the party to blame, but the
litor is relieved and the printer who perhaps
really responsible escapes scot free. This is
by the devil is well liked. He soon be-
MS to know that bearing the onus of all the
can things done about the place is a part of
10 requirements Of his Office and he soon
arms to take string of explosives from
,ybody and everybody as coolly as duck
0uld receive the cooling showers of heaven.
A MJSprn ost hcopt noin1od |