Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-18
Theatrical.

| Theatrical.
| New YORK, March lit is notice.
able that Lent has exercised an I'M
usually feeble influence this season on
the theatrical business and society
amusements, and there is no per-
cepitible diminishment for holy week,
Booths being the only theater closed.
Lolita opens Easter Monday with new
version of Never Too Late to Mend. :"
James O'Neill and Harry Lee play
the principal parts. "Cinderella at
School > follows Jolanez at the Filth
Avenue, after which the Hungarian
actress, Eselka Barry, appears with
Henry w. Pitts. Marie Prescott has
declined an offer to play Spring en-.
gagement in London, and is studying
her new play Vera" by Wilde.
| Martha Wren stars next season under
| James Collins. Blanche Vaughan plays
the leading business in Roland Reeds
Company. Fred Brighton plays the
! leading business with Dion Boucicault
| during the latter's engagements here.
Maud Granger stars next season under
the management of w. W. Kelley.
| Lester Walack plays at Albany, Boston
and Chicago successfully, commencing
April ID.
DUEIIS, March l7.--Bisgar arrived
az Waterford yesterday to appear in
court to answer to charge Of ustering
| seditious language in speech last
December. 1t il expected, however,
that the Crown will apply for change
| of venue in bis case.
LONDON, March IL! Lord DuDraven
| intends to propose at the present ses-
sion of Parliament motions in favor of
legislation on behalf OF the Irish la.
borers. aud for large scheme OF emf
| grafton in order to prevent a recurrence
Of distress in Ireland.
LONDON, March ia dispatch TO
the Times from Dublin says the gov.
ernmen5 officials have refused to accept
the testimony OF James Muliett.
James Carey, the informer, has re-
ceivei letters from all parts o. the
kingdom, notifying him there were
plenty OF men to axe the place OF those
arrested. lie Is now no5 allowed to
read the news papers containing attacks
upon him.
Hang HIns Quick.
PORTLAND, Or, March Is. Alfred
Anderson, under sentence OF death for
the murder of his brother, played
CHASTITY joke on his guard last night.
Anderson is confined III a cell, and a
guard sits III the corridor outside. De-
clsionally he falls asleep. Anderson
noticing this, determined to give the
guard scare. He made rope of his
pe3ding, and IA a false moose inserted
his head, bent his knees, rolled his
eyes, stuck his tonge ont, and kicked
over bucket TO awaken the guard.
Tue latter, seeing Anderson hanging,
rushed to the i4ier's room for the keys
of the cell. When they returned All
derson had got back to bed and was
feigning sleep.
New YORK. March l7-No little
upeasiness is felt among business men |
in New York Ia regard to the tight |
ness Of the money market. George ]. !
Seney, Of the Metropolitan Bank, re-
marked today that the stringeIcy /
came earlier this year than usual. |
Money IS going West and going into /
the Treasury much faster than it Is |
coming cut. The Secretary could give /
relief if tie wou!d. As the banks are
below their reserves, they are in no
position to take commercial paper. If |
the present stringency continues, some /
of our business houses will have con-
siderable difficulty in getting along.
How are You. keenez
New YORK, March LEA cor
respondent of the Nus: and Drama
says l hear OF the serious embarrass-
nent OF one of the biggest and boldest
SPECTATORS on Wall street. He has
mortgaged MS property, sold his wife's
diamonds. and his ofiice rent is unpaid |
It looks as if the prophecy regarding
him made on his advent here from |
California SOME years ago, may come
true. 1t was pronounced by Que Of his
old rivals, and was to this etfec:
:" i'm will some day tind It rough walk
ing over the Central Pacific ties They
are too far apart for his stride"
MONTREAL, March l7.-There is
great excitement in financial and COM
mercial circles over the TACT that the
Bank of Montreal has taken out a way
rant for the arrest OF Thos. Hodgson,
The great produce merchant, for obtain
ing advances from the bank on false
pretepses. The accused has absconded.
Ii is said several other local banks are
also badly stuck by the defaulter, who
was supposed to be one Of the richest
merchants here.
New YORK, March II. - Hon.
Jeremiah Sherwood. formerly member
OF the State Legislature and Lieu
tenant in Ssevenson's regiment, which
served il California during the Mexican
war. was buried to-day. The funeral
was attended by veterans Of the Mexi
can war, members of the society of Cal
iiornia Pioneers and many citizens.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March IL
While Mrs. Anne Roland was kneeIIng
in front Of a stove yesterday saying her