Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-25
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
4 Neyadan Tells os Some Things
lie Noticed.
New York. Feb. IS. 1894.

are not overwhelmed with news t,
dish up for your patient and Ions
suffering readers. | cannot claim
that we have anythius particularly
newsy here which y do not get IL
kilograms but there .:e cge or tive
features about the town which
never noticed about Carson, howbei
/ may have overlooked them in my
brief sojourn in the much abused
Silver State.
By the means of the same erratic
APPEALS, which come like angels
visits, have been able, in a slight
measure, TO notice that you have had
winter very much similar to the
one here. With a few exceptions We
have not had very severe storms nor
exceedingly cold days. As L write
now, the remnants of our last snow
storm are rapidly melting in the
Spring-like air. Early last week we
had good snow storm (''good" sim
ply referring to size etc. which has
been heralded as blizzard of IN
usual and startling proportions. If
that was a blizzard then | suggest
that those tree warping, house
twisting, nature-freezing and all
round corkers of the western plains
should be newly christened with
some horrible Russian title to dis
tiuguish them from the fiimsy "bliz-
yards" Of these parts. There is one
comfort about a snow storm here,
which is the beautiful, Dago
element which Immediately attacks
the drifts and piles. clearing the
streets almost as fast as the
cherries white stuff falls 4 recr,'
iarity of storms in the h.sl Is 81
of snow or rain to thru 10
an ice storm. At such a time a !
bountiful quantity of moisture is ST
lentiy precipitated which congeals as
fast as it hits anything, Your UNI
bre,la becomes coated with a regular
skating rink and, the first thing you
know, you are carrying around |
enough ice to start small business
n that commodity. The trees be-
come laden, trunk, branches and |
wigs. Wn finally shines
1pon hem they arsrisH full to be
odd if you don . eet run over
while gazing intently upward. To
westerner they look more attractive
because they seem silvery.
This accumulation of ice is not so
becoming to the bronze statues IN
The various squares. | noticed one
If Nathaniel Hale, (your people will
I'll remember Natl which stands near
he Postoffice. He, Nat, was almost
in his clammy vestments.
His hands were fairly reeking with
ce until he seemed almost a very
nan frozen stiff by the elements.
from the tip of his nose small
cicle hung pendent, in most sug- ;
.estive manner. 1t was truly
ouchine sight.
A great deal has been said Of the l
squalor of Chinatown in
IAN Francisco. People from afar all
Jays "slum' in that favorite resort.
think the Bay City has even held
he place up with pride, as the mas {
lest spot to be found, l find that t
an Francisco will have to look to '
er laurels or this city, which v
as made famous by having pro a
uced Mr., Barnes, will outstrip her .
'acifc Coast rival. Today | walked +
trough few streets on the East a
de-in the region of the Bowery, y
here they do such things-which
re more than dangerous opponents
, the filthy part of the Western
ieropclis.
The region comprises part of the t
laccaroni quarter where Turk the {
continent Italian gentlemen who t
ispense the toothsome banana, the t
lcculent orange and the uncertain /
sanut, on the corner of the alley,
lso the wives and filters of young II
Iafia abound in that precinct 1t
ould not do to say that the place is
d-n filthy hole, but you know
hat mean.
[ got started down one of the
reefs (having purposely hunted out {
tough one) and was sailing along III
fair breeze, with my umbrella set
I'd braced over my off shoulder,
hen an important looking person