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2hf Carson Bailg Appeal
alar. - Aortl ST.
joait carvAN as a horhb.
. It i John's turn now. He and
.t : j the epizootic have contrived a corner
f on the San Francisco carrying trade.
. . .. . ,
The Coolie is a poaer in tue land a
. lmra iwivitr a nnil it 191 not imnoysi-
- j We that aa a brarer of heavy bnrdfns
Some days since a letter was pub- ialMi a tractable, reliable medio m for
lisli-d by one of oar Pacific Coast the transportation of the lighter
exchanges stating that Senator Nye sorts of goods, be may demonstrate
hal recently been prostrated by a, himself to the merchants of Front
caw most bs taken up. Its mighty is-j
sues citu 110 iuui uvaei auutw. at un 1
was not saue at the monu-nt of the kfll-
big, the stain of murder most be wiped CARSON
from his brow now and forever. This 1
tardy jnstiee mny at least be done him. Hobtrt Fnlf-nl
Eliae Lipeis .
NEW TO-DAY.
CARCAIKS ! CARGAINS !
paralytic stroke; bnt no snoh nnwel
cou news having reached hi
friends here it was hoped that
the statement waa an erroneous one
and even now an explicit descrip
tion of his ailment hts failed to
resell ns, altbongh a letter from
hinvwlf and another from bis son-in-law
were received yesterday by
and Battery streets and the retailors
of the other part of the city that he
is a leas expensive arrangement than
the dray nnd its ontfit of man and
horse ; a cheaper, if not eiinaily ex
pedition. package-carrier than the
furniture van and the express uaffon.
John has been one of th despised
coEoraitaats of the dav of small
Mr.U t. Kiee, conveying tue m jtuings. and has been enwed and
form .tion that the Senator's health j t;cke,i hy magtgat) an,, drone;
was greatly impaired and that he haa gnjfcred the contumely of the
was suffering from extreme debility. cspegoat .and been the butt of the
The letters were dated Xew York uoojiniu and the street loafer. Xo
April 19. and brought the farther ArtnKef his tlog-trot.
his burden-carrying capacity, his
announcement th.-i ir. NvO. Uudor
advice froftl his physicians, was
boat sailing for Enrope. There
is hardly one individual amongst
the many in Nevada to whom Gov
ernor Nye is personally and inti
mately known, be thay political
friends or opponents, but will feel a
pang of regi on learning of this
serious ill tie- j of their late repre
sentative. When blesed with health.
mora genial man and one in whom
that peculiar charra called magnet
ism is mre abundantly- developed
would be difficult to fiud ; and his
friends. neigUlxir and coustitnents
of the sage brash even hia old
time rivals and antagonists, will con-
less to a sene of sorrow at the
thoisbt of the p saibility of not
Beating him again. It b gratifying.
however, in the very face of these
nnpleasant tidings, to remind onr
elves that the Uovernor is pns-
se-ed of no little recuperative pow
er, no small degree of elasticity of
temperament, and that it is quite
possible probable, indeed, that his
trip abroad will restore him to hia
nsnal condition of health and s,iir
its. ' His daughter, Mrs. Waller (the
Terr beantifnl lady who vi.-dted Car
' eon some seven years since) , will c
cuiHiuy him.
UCGHTT '-LIDOr."
The Ciuciuuati correspondent of
the Rising Sun Reorder had an iu-
lu i w in this eitv with Miss Weaifa
eraby. of the Lydi Thompson cum
pan. The laly said to berattentive
visitor: I receive innnmeraoie
sillv comtnnnic-.at.otts, bnt take no
; notiee of the aeaders wbjr. at Mil
wankee. a avntlemaa seat me. oae
evening, a magnificent bouquet sev
era! feet agnarer-with a very polite
- not askrair an introilnction X re
liad thanking him fur the flnwwr,
nt informed him that his regn st
' contd not be granted ; that I , made
no acqnaintancwa except thote intro
dnced bv me friends. , He-' followed
ns to Chiaciro, had ft private box. at
th theater there, an.1 sent me a Daa
kt of ejamoaire Tbejriris and I
And Willie Edonin drank the rbara :
pa?A04ukl ewjnved it bagel, but no
further attention was paid to the in
fataAbd doaor. . OaedMvat. MiT
I received a eentiiiiental note "ex
pi osniag iatliae-adinirati. and) re
ouextinir me to wear a white rove, on
- mv.alae ntaaws. that even in ij o
airn.fw mv aporreistion of th ten
er-hatrtaxt youth ; I exhibbed the
to tle rexsl t be rnnie. :md
.Willis. ur comedian, tmho ia great
wag. appeved tliat evening on the
' wiui an mamw siuw rosy ni
ml and amtlel and threw
1 eonatantlv toward the location
wiaere the poor note sender bad said
Jtt wnnld he in the audience It
wa firnav to on the stage. Here
in Cincinnati the other dav I got a
delicate missive full of adoration, in
which the writer gava the aeatjie
wonld ocenoy at the" theater aad
stated that I miuht recognize him by
liia having hia hat on hia n-abrelU ;
Sure enongb. when the eartain went
d. there be sat To make certain
of being known be awtnld dance his
patience, his cheap labor, come
to be appreciated. No " Caa
easaiaa " class cun makd a sue
cental busintss of toting snoh
loads as he can jog along with, all
day long, at his eane. lie and his
I aiii I o balauviug pole rise to the
dignity of recognized utilities. He
is to play the part in Sau Francisco
that the womlerfnl native porters
and baggage-smashers perform in
Constantinople. Tae len he is
teaching is worth remembering ; and
when he has lone his duty and i
no longer required to bear the bur
den and beat of the San Francisco
day of trade, let those whom he is
helpiug out of their dilemma not
forget that lio is entitled to some
thing better than the rongh kuox-k
and nndeserved indignities that have
been visited upon ; him with too free
nud unrestrained a baud by bis side
walk critics and their allies of the
Auti-Coolie leagaes. Let those
who cannot perturui a horse's work
stand aside in presence of Jouu
Chinaman and keep silent 1
OCR W.VUir NKK.VOY
TtaA tasaaltv mt Caia.
Some one of the tribo of modern
couiiuoutatora ua the. iiiW.o baa au
article on The Iusauity of Caiu,
iu the May nuiniier of Svribuer's
magaziue ; (a copy of wit ion
reached ns, by mail, from, the pub
lishers) the eouelndiog seuteucea of
which read aa follows
: in juiipag of Cud, look at the art aa-
tion. ud tae eae Band, a trmme Isai
ily mystery, no schools, no churches, uo
lectures, uo soeirfy, no amuaruirala; uu
tpplesi Ua tkeotaer Band, the' whole
biudeutof iMiianaity borne for "the ant
lime; paternal ibacioline; undae pbre
uolugical -' dVvelupineuts ; monotonous
rmptoyment r .antediluvian m-matera ;
wtadituviaupaittBts, and an antediluvian
uodr brother ia ; vh. we . month butter
woalil have rauiaMua lataBt for agm.
UeaVabtedlv that hrvther had aa ea
asperating smile, was happy bt-cause
mc m victu-'us.! U. t? ami, it trirnl for-
giving and forgrttiug Uit tor a time
won hi deprive tne useuaer, ot nrnsuu
itself: above all. he had a cool.cjUneted
manner of his own, added to a chronic
desire to be an angel. His ' oflTe iniis al
wys 'fiUed ' the, conditious. ' His' mvs
ueeded only to be lightetl, aud the. smoke
was sure to M-cnd wun a tiarisnea, con-
ddt-ut t-url far into the tdcy.
Cam s ou the coutrarv. refused to
imrai ciui sett it ail.; . Mu ' ameav
strolled and flopped. It 'crept aIon;
(be groond, aud, clinging te hia feet.
wonud aboat him ; like a aerpc-ut. I
rew blark.and angry shot sidewajs
i ito his ryes, bUmliug au.1 . ft"'iiS;
him . . . r. .....- j
And there stood Abel beside Ait pile.
raitUnt, satistied, wanting to beau augel!
It wts but the work ot a. niotneut.
The pent-ap, disorganizing inflneuces of
a hfe-ume lonit.J vent la Mue wild
ment of emotional insanity.' Abel was
no more! . . .
Way dwell upon the tragedy? The
world is familiar with its sickening de
tails. We, shall nut-repeat tham here.
nor shall we qaestion the Jasiice of the
punishment th.it came to Caiu. the re-
inatfi the di-solatiou. Ua aeaaeof bring
a luiuvd ail t a v.igjb-.iud ou the face of
the earth. He had killed: hia, brother.
and the penalty mast be p ii l. Sane or
insane, a terrible retribation '"must have'
evartaarnr aiut. Bat - how about hisl
geiltr w Woold it have baea the same ia
Our childi-en nnd our children's ehihlren
must be tunght to spkuk of Cain the
man-slaughterer ; Cain the mentally-excitable
; Cnin the peculiarly-ciicnra-stanced.
But , Cain . the murderer?
Never !
A man's own testimony shall not con
vict nor acquit him! But are we not to
take into account, as indicative of his
state of mi nd, actions and del irations
coisciucut with the. commission of the
orimn alleged against him? If nt or
alxnt the time of the fatal deed, there
was positive evidence of iticolitrmoe
what then? Witness the last recorded
words of Cain
EVEBV CSS TH1X FtNOETB ME EHAIX
SiAT ME ! .
Is this the ntterance of a sane mind ?
Ectry one that findcth ice sliali slay mc?
Goutlemen ! Cain, at this point, was not
onlv crazv "he wits th eraiiest man that
ever existed ! No ordiusry lunatic, bow
ever preposterous his torror. expects
to be killed more than once. Bnt to this
poor creaturs retribntiou suddenly a.s-sil-ued
a uj Ira-headed ixm. Hts dis
tracted br.-iii, Hbcoiuvions that Adaiu
was the Only other ntnu in the wide
world, instantly created an immense pop
ulation. H saw himself falling again an I
a&iiu by the strokes of successive as-
; ... -
sasins, en ?tj avt tiJ tii:u uuuri
his baud. His first 3 tz-d glimpse of
deatii expaudea and mteu-sitied into
horror never siaee conceived bv man
His happiness overthrown ; his reason
wreck ; a prey to fears that stretched be
fore him forever, with no possiole hopi
of final destruction. the onlv consola
tion is that he could not foreknow the
merciless verdict of posterity. He did
not recognize in himseif The First Mar-
d?rer. It tthe.- than dream of sac
iuuoniinr us this, was it not twtter that
lie should cry in his ravings : Every out
tnat fcu.lvta m j shall Slav me L
We leave the q-iestiou to the intell
gence and the jusrii-e of this faithful and
eiilighttaitd century.
The average of arrivals in Csli
fornia. of iinniicrauts from the East
em States and Europe is 200 per day
Chop np the big ranches and insti
tnte something like a living rate o
credits and there will be no trouble
about getting California popnlated
Bnt tnere mast lie an abundance of
small farms and light taxss,
THEATER.
Manager
Easiness Ifwaftr j
Grand ('ompiimeniary Benetit
TaDilttvJ bj 111
ROSEDALE TROUPE !
TO
Curry Engine Co..
No. 2,
Aad P.utivrlv Last Appearance of the Company
Udnday Evening. April SS. 1973.
I
; KOPPEL & PLATT. ;
i'jrr Csnes and Thlr J tret. appjaite lUe
Sit. CbarlM Hot I.
' 1TK HAVE. JtwT
II Urge auppl) of
RR'.'KIVKIl A
SPRWO AND SUMMER GOODS
Our St jck eosststa ;
MKN-a. TOITH'S 1X1) BOTS'
Will bs produced theCuuiictl Drama:
DON CiESAR OE BAZAN
I
II3-G
Don Casr d Bszaa.
afaritana
0F-
TME LATEST
ALL THE LATEST iTYtca
sr. Fonsrt ".-ni o-rt l
ILo. Robert Fultord Faarsilshinsi Conda, Boola aad hlaaws
1 Hata and ran. Traaaks aad
VaUlse. Blanksta.
And TrvthinK prtainin to a F!RST-CI.A9
CLOTHING and FUBMISHINO UOOPS STOBB
Call ai:d are aa. apl-if
mJMWlP d down i! !.eahe ca-e Are kereditarv
cEssFiiu.T Pirated. V have just
heard the particulars, for the truth
of which we a ill vouch, of one of the
smoothest ' nnd most snceessfnil
played swindles of well, aewill ay
of the week. lor there liave lieii .
mauv bilks operating here latel
that it is bard to say which oue 1m
"got away with the pot" the mo
liandsoiuely. A fellow approache.1
the owner of a new frame house on
lower" Main street, a hich ' had in
been finished, aud asked what rent
h wanted for it. " ightv dollar
month " was the answer. Well."
said the proposed renter, " put
onnter in K. anal 1 will give yon
that." the desired ltuiiroveiueu
waa eoordingly luade ; and then tin
fellow, representing that lie ha-
finished off a sabatn bnildinx, man
aged to get a good stock of liquors
cigars, etc.. Irom some ol onr mer
chants; aud the boose owner wai-
ept qniet by - emg promised the
first receipt.' How, having posset-
sion of, thev bailding, with gnat
stock laid in. the last step in carrv
ing ont tie programme was easih
taken linsiness, promised to be ao
brK tnat He neeaea a partner and
mnat have oae. tie aoon fmnd hi
man au" invoice was taken, and be
receipted for tbe coin' lor half the
value the goods, roe next morn
ng Be was missing: 1 The . dray men
matte a Xew dollars yestarOay ban ling
back what was left of the goods to
bs stereo Utey twn, from ; ant tae
partner of a night' ia a promisiug
bnsiness" iatndvin bow-he Can
gei een on jus jiass wiuie siocks an
so lo. f t che nee nt.
Xxphvs FrvK. adlliotM tbe ;oor
teviM wm are cenfliieO tn tne Sap
Frocieoo-Qonnty-Jeil.f Tki
no means the first appearance of thi-
direfnl malady in tliat filthy prison
Typna fever ia ship fairer awl im the
resnlt of close air and bad water
That jail sboold be abandoned and
ttirn down." " , iW ' '
.To conclude wiia a
Roaring Farce !
mJT Tor particular sea nmU hilln.M
Drrm Circle l. f P-in?lt 50Ct.
No extra cl'arge fur re erred aeatt. (
TnoT ottn at 7 P.M. Curtnin nw a g:
jVlrck preciavlj. ap27-l1t
RALSTON, REX & MYRES,
Hoase, Slga and Oraameatil
GAAISKRS aaad PAPRR HA.NOMItH,
onh Canon Stnat,
C VUSON ri lY, XKV.
All onitra nlled with pxuuiptneaa aad diapath.
All wark In Uae faialiaiaT line d aar
la llie lint lyl kuowu to tke Trade.
ap26-tf
SPRING PATTERNS
OF DRY GOODS !
lEfiANT CMtPnS AT E10UCED PRICES 1
Splendid New Style Parasols,
Fraiach Mm tin (Daeheal Caracta,
Read) Made Suit.
JAPANESE SILKS, PRINTS, IRCANDiEI.
POPLINS AND CHAMBRETS,
Will be aold at aurpriuig!T ckeap rates a
SHEYER tit MORRIS.
Croa Stru t, inat door to Wella, Fa."0 a d .
Carsun City, ap'3 tf
Nutbt I to f"WfriAClO. S.
ftEALED PRO.-....AIS WILL. BE
3 nueivnl bjr ttic ituanl of County Uuisiiib
xiKrauf Duutilas uut7, Ncvaua. ur waking
.Itentwus auu tvpun to tae twin auiw iu
jcDua snaciocatuiai and all nn'vrmatiim will
nfitrau'" b- ' l" ' " til utnee ill
Gaea. Bids will be recti red aalU
Moaadaw. Ua 6la aatjr of May,
D. W'3, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at which time
be Board will open aad examine the aid bida.
aid Boara itaerve tbe richt t.. reje-t n and
all bids. WALTER SWART,
Clerk of tbe Board of Couuit coiunuwaers.
- Doaglas eooaty.
. Oeaoa. April , ltr7. - npas-SM
ACCOUNTANT.
AN ACCOtJSTASST WHO HAS SEV
aral boura leiaurs dor :he day anc
v.MUig would be plaaayd to dt te that time t
ito keeping of one or nAonia.4taoi bookafoi
ouaiaeaa bouaea In thia city.
-ACCOfSTANT."
ao22-l At thia Urt .-.
TEAS :
TEAS I TEAS!
a
TEAS !
FINE JAPAN,
ENCUSH IREAKfAST AND If IPC Witt
MIXED TEAS,
M
ADK VP BV
OtRiiJit.TBa DT
packages of '.CBpruj,d4 and npwaida. and
lelirend ia
ay part of Canon. Silver City.
SEEDS! 1873. SEEDS
JUST KKCKTVKD AT
WILLIS' DRUG 8T0RE
- A laic and aoaaplete aaawrtnwDt of
Garden and Flower Seeds
Warrant tad Vreakt ajad Oaaalae.
iOU AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
O. P. WILLIS,
aakt-tt - . Oacacr Canaa aad line Btnrts.
IafDtalW TJI llOBTAXt ' OOatBAT.
Sagebrnab Tomiup - and Patterson
Jack tbe aaatea given bj one who
umimda. to kaow tbenH-TQt into a
qiiarrel yeaterday forenoon.' in Ibel
vaUeysMtrTB ornie ajotHjxxoapiBajr
about a dnaK mauiem , wnose anee
tions boib ceaieA, when Sagebinsb
atrtjekFJaek wftb bi knife.' foBtoting
avaWartal-wetMad.- Thtv nataiaa of
on it,ort lliJronl.r. Wlan:h.IIUfll.ltwItU, fteit'MHt?' aaotienpliihe iMtSMtt atitr mUlimj be
gtVMieiaal itfUln. drWi WlvkVMf jaat-, k esaiaarad,.interred, wrt a patnetie pow pow
b4 Ifcttf Uinjltratl afrrliaaJMl : Yws-si (in s.'nwl ;Wna a-aat aad all- ewmonie
saaaaah aiiaanaasa raaaaaaSBttv aeear. im Mrt, wawjaac4ejewe msacn nrep-i-WBBaiaawiMiw immmMim -.am-.M
f-t'aivaftiani tbe eaose r sltwllioar .,. .:v. . jprwa BMarba'
vmauM ao iotlV daring tne pUj ' Ja. tlM t-taafcaa coots waam uus-
It' ' ' I ' 1 1 ' 1
JISSOLUTION OT PARTIERSHIP
H H PART.NawKMBII VBItXTO
H. foraesiatia( betwta H. 8. Maaoa. J. 1
Jueaev aad M. 1. Cbaaberna. Under tbe fir
Same of Mason. Casary ft Co., la thia day oi
toned by mutual conarat, t. K. (,'beaey Minn
raia fa am. Tat puaiaeaa win neivaJii r i
arried av Br BT. 8. Basoa aad X. DL Chan
Krlin. aaderthe ana " use of Maaua ft Chan
jerlia who will pay. all bills, aad to whom a
sautMBMliB arauasa.Uaaaeyt
Oo., BMUt ba paid. F "
T"OHn a. UWII,
B. D. CHAMBgBI.IK.
City. April 19, ia . , t
AIXPKRflOWM I5IUBBTBU TO THE
Uta Arm of XASOS. CflZXKX A CO, an-
laniatid to call ana actue iu.r
utdaxtbatw
may balance oar books sua mak
dpartvo.
: MASON ft OBAMBKRUIT.
dry. April I. ISTa,. i-i. wtrw-lm'
MRS . TALCOTT'X
Select tddhoo
FORUTTLB rVTOM AT Tt PKOC
.TOlataet,Catwus t , , . v , e , j
' TttRton. 94 jMT MenlH. '
lavatraaettaata aat ke Plaaaajivaa. '
apa p
"aPU, Oold Bill aad Tiriala, CABKIAOB
PEEP AD.
Samples Sent If Desired.
Ordena fro at aay part of lb country prompt! t
iad aocnrately etvcBted.
K. B. Mr. JOSEPH BEER, who has bad
large experience ia Bone of the awat exteaaivs
Cea laiportiBS Bonaca ia Lodcob and KcwTark.
jrill ban charge of this department.
Oaly tBa Host RmaoaaMe Prlsas
trill He aUasaaal 1. '
T. BEEB ak BRO.. .
nil haia aad Oaaernl Marehaats.
smpiiw City. Kev., Jaa. 1. lata. : ja
El C
FRISBIE8
an
Y STc'R ;, 8 A LOO f
i Gorner of Ein aad Caraoa Sir rta
Carson City, Wev .
THE I'XDERni KID
arffnVaVtB Ihlal IK
t .-
ly renovated thia p ,
A. : a . - , . ii
I-KIVATW AP
iu been added to the
. . mi 1.1. r a
a,wi:m-- .ted.e
.Tt :irr
AUkudS
Ciamr
Traala
Oyate
nBB, BOT-
CAN . ;
Bl V'".'.-
imp
j, l-eultr
,( aua aa .a. -
; d ymfcsH AW tALT WA1KB,
BB BAP "T ALL HOURS.
artasaft all Mppttes at wbslsaalt.
APOTHEC -
afONfl
j aad
oaess,
.iTilTl
.J-viioT bar
F, April .
AVjaaaUMpB
f ' ...I
1
. . asak k Brttrr Taala at lasPr(ass
ia ft.a,r .Uxcr haataa laa taxa attaxa.
rirtest f Liquors, Win ana
tmriu. iiporji tub ubm ot
Vf MalW they an saw PPi
Tmm- tkto bsBfata taCaat ait PI
&um vMitm AMBmM etutr
'll'i-aatti' ae;e,i Jswaa sasa.
jy.agniITim la Wa farm. Tke
i7riTTeTTW ni was fair, teats aad
aTmaaawawas eacMoa of Jadfea was
TeataSsa BserWor Chart. We eatdully av
to.