Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-08

Jay Gould travels in a car fitted VI
specially for his use. It is called the
Convoy, and is as large as Pullman
sleeper. The front end contains the
kitchen, the cooking apparatus and side
boards, where all the cuisine is pre-.
pared by an imported cook, who is a
French mulatto. The middle portion
of the car is devoted to an interchange
able drawing-room, sleeping berths and
dining-room, capable of accommodating
about twelve persons. The rear end is
in the nature of private Office, on two
sides of which are magnificent divans,
and on the right hand side large,
square table, securely placed and COW
cred with stationery, stamps and tele-
graph blanks. The movable furniture
of the car is unstained white wood, ele-
gantly upholstered with velvet and
plush. The tapestry and hangings are
all of green, to match.
The expenses of the late President,
including medical fees, railroad trans
portation, etc., will foot up to large
round sum. Of course no close esti-
mate can be made at this time. The
bill Of the Pennsyl yania Railroad Com
pany will reach many thousands. The
cost of laying the track to Elberon, ac-
cording to the Washington National
Republican,, was $4,000, while on two
occasions special trains were furnished
nd the entire line was cleared. The
Bliss fee is given at $4,000, while Drs.
Hamilton and Agnew will charge $751;
coo each. DIR. Reyburn's bill will be about
the same as the tive last named. Drs.
Barnes and Woodward, both in the en-
ploy of the Government, may not re-
ceive extra compensation. An appro-
priation will be made by Congress for
the payment of the various bills.
Among the remarkable operations per-
formed in Germany recently by emf
nent surgeons, those in which stomach
or abdomen have to be opened, have
been at once the most dangerous and
the most successful After the achieve |
ment of DR.. Billroth, of Vienna, in the |
removal of cancers from the stomach,
comes now DR.. Schinzenger, a Professor
in the University of Freiburg, with two
cases in which distractions in the en-
trails had to be removed. In one case,
that of woman, section of one of the |
intestines had to be cut out and the
severed ends sewed together. In both
instances speedy recovery followed.
A critic has been led to say: "The in
use of burnt cork is causing
it to lose its legitimate effect. The
5lackening of faces was originally begun
for the purpose of caricaturing certain
negro characters, and so far does the
burnt cork business seem all right. But
why should musicians, clog-dancers,
etc, also black up? They
do not pretend to exhibit darkey traits
or plantation characteristics. A man
can agitate the bass-viol no better, or
play the trombone no more gracefully,
for having dirty face.''
The Supreme Court of California has
Just decided that Judge Philip w. Key
ser is not qualified to preside at the trial
Of the action of the City of NIarysville
against the North Bloomfield Gravel
Mining Company and numerous other
as he is directly interested
n the result, owning land in Yuba City,
bordering on Feather river, which is
lirectly opposite the land described in
he action of the City of Marysville.
The injunctions issued by him against
he hydraulic mines stand, but will
rave to be tried by some other Judge.
A hunter recently found rusty
Sharp's carbine in the bad-lands of I
Powder river, about twelve miles from
he Yellowstone. The gun was at full
.ock, and was alongside of skeleton
,ncased in pair of blue overalls and
white shirt. The hypOthesis is that