Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-28

= HARNESS.
uow tho Young Mi1lionail
3 Gr.nds Out LEGAL Items.
. The discrimination Of young Va
e derbilt to engage in the rewspap.
e industry at first caused some n
easiaess in journalistic circles.
it becomes fashionable for the SOL
/ of m;llionaires to work on newsp'
] pers without pay the market wild
according to the representation
of some Of the New York newsps
per msn-become So glutted wit
talent as to drive tina regulars on
of the business. This is not tn
way to look at it. For each wealthy
mans son who enters the -profes
sion the services of an extra maj
will be required to break the novie
in. and thus there will be gool
market for experienced men.
Young Mr.. Vanderbilt took hi.
place in the World last week, hav
ing bssn provided with an elegan,
poa wood desk, Administer carpets
and the Esual elegant surroundings
necessary to insure good literary
work.
His frgt report Of q fire was az
follows
| '.Last night at 1875 the heavy
notes Of tho orazen bell of the City
Hall were thrown out il q subduad
monctoEa upon the Black atmos-
pherc q the night with hoarse
menace 81 impending dsnger which
startled the 6remen from their
slumbers and caused She sleepers
in tae silent city to start from their
restless eouches The lurid glare
of the conhagration shos atAwact
the blxe star studded dome of
heaven as the clangor of the bells
grew louder and louder and the
savage and relentless fire fend
danced OF tho, etc., etc.
This was revised by tbs city
editor 80 as to read,
''Ths cigar store at Nc. 436 Full
ton street was burned out East nis ht.
Loss, 5000; no insurance"
This item was sent to the printer
and the 4s pages of Vanderbilt
Manuscript were chucksc into the
waste basket.
On the next day Vanderbilt rose
from his couch at II 80 and tackled
his afternoon work With <-esh en-
thusiesn.
Yesterday afternoon the pedes-
TRANS in font Of the Mint Saloon
On Bleeksr street, were star4!sd by
the sharp, quick report Of 6 pistol
hot, followed BY = dull thaI and
nuftied grosn, rigging out ike the
luminous Of the black angel Of
cath upon the st&rtled air. Then
Ame borne by four men With rev.
tread. tie body Of . aznan
'ethed il his own warm and xau-
purp.s Iife's blood, stc.,
te." |,
TIE city editor glanced over TIE
5 psges of cream solored paper and
the iterc u fellows:
'tPst McGinnis, alias "BuckskiaI
10 Tough" was shot dead in tho
lint Saloon. 224 Bleeker street,
estesd1y by Billy Ns!en, tse bar
ssper. The inqs will be held
'-day.'
Vandertilt's third day Of literary
Dor resulted as follows: y
t'Last night, just as the Md
ght hour xss solemnly telling.
Ina Der OF policemen in fall uni d
rG. swooped down like the hosts b
Assiria upon gilded palace of di
.quity and corruption at No. "a V
st 3S street. and placed under ar y
It sixteen weeping and pale-faced hs
.gdalines and conducted them to ba
} silent corridors of the frownirg
ombs." :,
The city editor condensed the hi
n and the next day tho other In,
" York papers eontGaed the fol. ss;
ing: TN,
Yesterday tbs Trustees Of the av
ham Female Seminary at No. tn,
East SO street, began suit against sec
World in the sum of 800. 900. tn.
representing that the place had
4 raided by the police The
Id probably meant to state that A
80 East 9th street had been vel
ed" thai