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AN lMPUDEMT RASCAL.
Tho Chief Of the Bnn1tO and
Slzin-Fnro Gnng Putting
OIL Airs.
Ho 0vcrcomes P:or Old Banyon, But
Fails to Bluff tie Board Of Pvlico.


- ,..-. ~, y,
Ao 0vcrcomes For old banyon, Bit
"'A' W 1''''' ''N9 '-'s'A" ~ ''
-,
~ e''s ,ss IL ] s9nre.o".sya 4 , num- s x1oas ,s
sar NJ FAM o'al,,irs Of IN aoct. Thun frdnenort
with It's intonHo dislike to civic ru1e with star On tia
hroast, haa .s Sheridan becr-lovng "Nor''-setto
s s lis s'ns and e sD ss's 1s'fn h.svs
no less a ncraon thah III A1lRo Msoo1ala'
without w1Blling to be personal md offensivo to
mcbcr Of Congress-. 1t must be AAid that these snno
ekin gamblers aro mover without redecniug v!ruo
vleea. They have nothing to do with whit Is sonor
psn. a Of onoy o1
Of eanco y, naansI sn e",,o a,ount risc v another.
1n Is thing foreign to their aea Of what constitutes
gambling. With them gambling Ia thcnyto Of
BHEAK1Na HOUND INCOMING RAILROAD TRAINS
and tnni,n T., h.n, "s5 :, .k,n],,,,r y ~ :. ,o,,,
tro,a !, nv, -. soaas ',a ~, u aa .ho to,,s
Nothnn Ia tn sn. es a an, ~ t"n,,,s
broken-down l,ol carrier, taking home, On Saturday
night, by strangely circuous route tho few dollars
teen-ysar old casl'-boy with tow shi5naa s, in hla
soury rob Of er s ana ,ha
a..,s.a :,,.s ~ as. o me-. ~ l pna 'Aen AeA oo',
neuniiess !u'o 'nc stscet lucy hAso syhtemnti2cd
their v1llany 30 that when once dupo Is taken III
tow, tho process Of snNing Ia rnoroy question Of
time, aid worry 1ttslo time ct that And tho Chief of
tAcao creatures ia Mike Mcdonald Tho latcat venture
| Of Mcdonald IL tho
srAnr1so OF NEW HE'LL
which he hopca will heco1no yort Of ''Ganblor's E.-
change" with himBelf President Of The Doard THIS
plnco waa Monday night raidcd by party Of Arm
ory Station policemen, who succeeded in capturing
| Mike, Hurry Lawrence, Morris Martin, II.
| Urcl, 4. Dattormnn, II. Wright. Charlcs
| BtronK md Robert Jn,nes alt notorious 1eecers.
| Yesterday morning the gaug wcro brought before
D1nyQn And charged with keeping and being inmates
| Of gan,biug-honso. Tho evidence Of 6orgt. Ebcr-
| sold, Honndsinan Dartholll. and Policemen Cannon
md pHh Vlfertan, who conducted the "pull, very
conclusyoy showed that tho charge u9ainst tho prs,
onera well foundod, aud were very sharply cross
| with thu lower class Of
! sursTERH AND THIEVES LAWYERS.
hnB caught from them trick two which lie In
cuso Of ncol. Officer Van Vcs.lnn mot with the
| verekt examination, McDonaldd questions, which
were all answered Btouty III tho negative, implying
that that officer III tho ha1it of drinking WHISKY
nnd aroking cigars III hts housc, and askng for aud
| getting money from tho gambler twice
| or thrice week. The evidence Tor tie proaecl-
| ttou being closed, Mcdonald mndo speech TO
Dnnyon, I'll which he claimed e paid taxes Oh 800 0o0
worth Of property. and haa put $16000 into his now
RamtilDg-hell and "store." Lie wound up by accus-
blery ruking whisky III tho gamblers roong getting
clgarD there, and pulling such houses aH Will not
| coIno down with tho grccnbacks."
, 1873-09-24
PERSONAL.

3. T, Stephens Of Boston, III Mt the Pacific.
+. James, Of Enga.l, IL ut tho Sherman.
Il. e. whitman, U. 8. A., Ia at Tho Sherman.
Judge Kanc, Of San Francisco, is Mt tho Sherman.
George Fcrnan Of Drussele Belgium, Is al the Pa
chic.
p. D. Hliard, NJ, D., Of tho u s. A., is at tho PHI
william F. Porter, Of Denver, Col, ia at the pa-
r.. Tanner, New York, is guest at the Briggs
uousc.
l.. Rosenberg Fond du Lac, Wis.,, Is ut The Briggs
1ouse.
j. G. Stowe, Bloomington is stopping at the Briggs
House.
W. Il. Bush, Tolclo IS d guest ut tho Briggs
House.
The Hon. Q. H. Browning, of Quincy, ia at the
Sherman.
Or; 4, Van Ausaalo and fnnli'y Of Now York, are at
the Pacific.
james phlirs, NJ. D., Of Washington, D. c., is ut
tho Sherman.
James ~ stouehton mud famty,of Cincinnati, are at
Capt Booth, of the 1oynl Navy, from, London, Eng,
IL ut Tho pacilic.
Mr. II. " Cooper, Secretary Of tho Novelty Aran,t-
facturlug Company, Of lsansuB City, No., ia at tho
Commercial.
American District Telegraph Company, waA surprised
lest night by gathering ct tho employees Of tue Co-
pany il hss ho,ssc. No. a walnat Street, who pre-
setcd him with gold-leaGed cane token Of tlcir
appreciation.
Mr.. Matson I'LL, who resides nt No. e7ot5 Innna
avenue, thrown from Ills buggy OH Clark street,
It'd hia lcg broken Tic accident waa oecasionsi BY
the playful anca of ha spirited horse. Mr. Hill wnB
conveyed to ts residence whero surgical aid Tas af
| once summoned.
Mt the he oomereui % ycsteray: acoree N. Hale, soutl
1Iayon; Fred uccht, Ciaronce, ia.; y. .. Smith,
astoas sa9s rSi bats Ysf IL
Hayes, ncloit; James Hawthorn Novutla, IL.
Dr. James D. Gould, Of Rome, 1ta!y for fifteen yeara
sadon, snd Sitb sao!a sna4y Of oas siseas
1%s %a M.snsen xss srqe as To readers e Nj
I'll about Tho schools established In Ro1ao ind other
parts Of ItaIy by Mrs Gould, aud sonio Of tlen, wo
husband substantial tokens Of their interest III her
| nabla work.
I NJ rELEonArn.
Ioyyp9s' Sept. a'-oerald Massey sailed to-day for
1oRoa7o. Out, Sept. aa.-The Roy. Now,nun Hall,
the famous Lol.ton prcucher, ia In CAuala aud leo
turcd in this city tonight.
MISCELLANEOUS.
E1-Gov. Harrison Reed las gone Into tho brick
| making buatncsa near Jacksonville, Ella,
It Ia said that Minister Bancroft has decided 10 dis
continue Ills Sabbath evening pIrties Ut tho Amerca
Legation In berlin uext lnter, iu difference to thu
wishes Of Americans residing at tho prnsHau Capital
aoy Hendricks et 1pd!ano, aaa Coy noyesags q
to to present ut tho luying Of o cornerstone Of the
new state-uouso at Lansing, Mich, oct.2.
Tho Marshall plaee 80 called, near Lake wingrs
Thia s H. Perhaps e o choiecst location md most eie
CANT dwellpg.houHe tllers Ia about Madison. It waF
tho rssidcnco Of Samuel Marshall Of tho state DanA
| kee --Hiseaaaaln Htuta JaHrA0t,
, 1873-09-24

rn11Anr1c1,tA, Sept. 2a.-WooL il quiet and aym>
Ohio. pennsylya1,ia. aud West ytsga tounle extra
eoarso, 40&48s: New York, A1ich1ga1, Indiana aud
Western fne, 4e@4as; medium, 4seaos COARSE 4aes
42hc Cnnada con,biig, o3tGd3o ano nuwaslicd, J2@
22.4c; course and medium nnwapcd 35c ;tb was;..
6og15gc Colorado wathe, 25G55oc cool:,dn ,nwasll
Cd, 22G15c extra mud medium pulled, AUG 4ac; No,
and supef0ne pulled, 4ot@Aae.
, 1873-09-24

Tho gift concprts Of tAu Public Library Of Kentucky
are authorized by special act Of Tho Legislature, mud
are given under tl,o management Of ex-Ooy Drunlstto
Of TINT Blao. Fur full particulars advertisement
IN TRIBUNE next Saturday.
, 1873-09-24
Now Yorlk IsrY-t:oods rdnr1ket.

New YonK, Sept. a3.-DtAness was ycry quiet with
and there Ia confidence In trade. Tho market
for cotton goods is scudy in first l1anlly ut jobbng
raea for a brown c0ttos al corset jennB trrcK
ular Cotton uslnes a, graiu bars very senrGo.
rrintR wero fairly nciyo with jolbers, woolens fu,
Mcns' wear quiet, but aaanols aud blankets wcro u
steady re1uest and Arin.
, 1873-09-24

lFbHQy 1tY8
Tho Security Havngs bunk, In Noapcr Block, Noa.
% and 95 Clnrk street. IL ready to pay all epoaa
Aetnhnt No nottca re1msraa. py order OF tho Board
Of Directors, prrin f. Moore, President.
, 1873-09-24

Thcro Ia scarcely person III Tho ,Yest who ia not
familiar with tho ltathbono stoyca, Their Fearless
Cook Ia tho finest thing toy over made. which - htah
pruus, all amlt who are familiar with their Aigh
atauERrl,
, 1873-09-24

In regard to tho loan Of tho Union Trust Company
bAsis Of good deal Of ll!sropreacntation, 1t now
ap1eara that tho ioan Ia not duo until
vntcs made ut different ios oil account of the g. 000,-
D30 bo,.a whiul tho Truat Culnpany waa negotiating.
al, hut lit connection will! ,hs lean, which WIS for
thu purloao Of increasing tho equipment Of tho road
to cIahlo 1t to do oil business whirll canic to II.
that tho woll-known houao Ut Henry Oiows c. lu.l
suspended. This Ind tondcnoy to destroy TUG I'M
excitement. Iho iirm rai out 81 2s6,o0o In lcgui
te,s.!ers to dcpoaitors during tle past few days.
and It waa the general Impression thst they
would pull through. The niain difficulty was
that of rendering available, In tho present
condition Of the market, thcr M fea,'rites The firm
bank-the Fourth Natioual. sgatnst which thoy had
, 1873-09-24

p1Trsnunoif,. Sept. 93.-Tha cr.lo OIL naartet is
kct little weaker. Ketitcd-anr.sol extremely wclk;
no demand for oil fsoui any quarter spot. Oe.o
bcr and November, Offering ut 1Gc, Ena 10 buyers
h1a1yn
, 1873-09-24
Foreign Nisari1ttAs

,I1vEnrooI fsspt. 23-11 .. m,-t'onr ,H aa9aoa
Wits, In lodcef3s ii; cn,, las 3dGl3s 81. Corn.
o2a ID. porks 70s: Lart, 41a Cd.
LlvEnroo1, sent. 2;!--2::o y. .M-l'rca!sulrs tlull
Flour, 25a gtl. Wlleatwitter, 12a G1 spring. 12s ~
l2s od: white. 12a pdt91as lid: club, 13s3l3s 3D.
Corn, 32f@32s 3d..
ding npand, Cd; Or,nanR pi,. Bales, u 0o0 nleA
American, d,loo; speculation u;d export 2buo Yarns
und fabrics ut Mancheetor, quiet and unchanged.
Dreadstufla dull; California wh!o wheat, ayerago
qualty. l2a oltsl2s 1id club las(S LIS a red West-
2ss{920s Corn, 32A9a2s Cd. Cheese, Coz Cd. Cl,11
berla..t .ndales, sss d. slort rlbs, 4ls.
England today Is wet aud unfayorab1o for crops.
Amount Of bullion gone into tho 9ank Of England on
bnaneot toaay, eli oD0 nato Of liecounsa III open
maract for three montha' ba IN 1915 por cent,
31o below the Bank Of England rates. CoiHols, 02ss9
YAK. News from Now York rclntivo to fuanciRl
520s ot '65 nnd OF 'o7 p5si 1U-4Os, Doal now 6s,
o111 Erie, 45,3 Sugar, on spot, 29a Cd, aAoat.
pAnls, Sept. 2J.-Acntcs, eff 22!{e.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 23.-6-20s Of '6o, 06H.
, 1873-09-24

drawn but $500 o00 Tho refaa Of lilo 10 certify
or clear t1lcr checks tho lmIcuto ca,jpo Of 10.
slays liapscr. Much sy1n1Mthy exl,rcssc ior Nr,
OlGwg.
b1r, Camp, Of Tho clearinghouse, states that
$tOn0 900 lonn certificates hnvo lecn ssto lii 10 to.
night. -,
Thero will ho cciinH of tho nsaoratc bankers 10.
morrow n. IL o'clock, 1T tl,o llerehantn' 1lank.
B'ocka were weak nl lower IT. tho rloeu, til cnnaou
1i,oco Of renewed excitement IlIo following thi
cjoning rreen m tho r!rcnt: Wcecrn Unio olelc4;
hlGa5an; 1s,rl 1rl'tMl, 83ts96;, n]rhfGnn Southern
W'4@w; Northwestern, a29io'; i Q; an. q, 2nd
Utlion Pacific, 10L921 1tarlein, 1v2GSlu4.
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EiSjCE sHApD U.a.rf Calf.r..ty w..ly.4
ALENANDKE sTEb IN. lsis l. street y - ga
No AMANDA WALL s-vs.th ,rr-.i. a,af B,a-ts.J
D-trs.t - tsi4flfE4
y e GkIJyis1. Rns 50. Os-r,. % Ohio
" = aKAl. - tsiar street N..1yl.s TssHstssf.
-iSdLETOS. "|-Ha4a.sf, Tsua
8EOkGE 7 JOHNSON. s.ft.. Nurt...-sr, q. V
tkaStIs FLETCHER - Prsrr lin Essr
l. ~ n-gABE, "a N state 70! I~s.-
EoNlS BELcHEk. Asse-..r [ fat-fasI E.7--sr
RICHARD sELsDS. G.l,s.t,a. Ts1a.
J. TATDOE .u,,.4 tlaq = NJ. .g-g..i y..-....
w J. HAEDiS Bsuv~r Cs.Yr.i.
join y. lOhNAs II sftiyli CyuEa.t.-gt
>. HOOD, y ~ NAve- STREET Ns- Havoc t.1z.
w IJksER, w~tumpks ALLs1a.
D ~ IHkEsT, DsHs9poIis. AlasAH.
hkNkf J.. "lLLiAAs Ffa@i4a.As Ea,s .zs L.-a.
W..hlEgion street, yiekstars NJ
AsthoSI > BARkiEk. BraskETtSY
MO. NOLtSsAJS HEHLETI C.iat4.tss Ma,
nhNkI \. BhDHS, . = Eg.s-l street Est Ma
NATHAN PRAGUE ststs Of S-a va
x, NALks. B.nxi.sm!tsn. ~
hs.-b yOliN j MJykr.. L-n-I.lI8u. N5ElH Cal...Ea
north Carolina
SAMUEL AD0Eg - ant -. ..ash 81, PLlai-I.. "a p
oEp ~ MITCHELL rs lL.sl 81 S-E E~.i'4st gAe.
A. sdi iti. a. 2. - str.st Bast.n Mas
a, pL1 ADAMS Eek %. Cr-ts.si4t-. 4z-zE A. r1z-y
wh WALKER Geass.l ageataLarxs
HEskf CLAY. LtIlv ko.k Arlaasal
lsEE MAYS bANk McnEEts. I-lLHsf#-.
hAh~ II 0LALDLN. Let b.sll..'. -taf- II a.s.a1a
JANE GkEk~. go D.,fr..f STATE a! .a.4-A
Nm V JAMES. rias Biai,. s,..a,.a
n AhtLis ~ fnuFft as~Hr- fItg-hl- :, p.
Nj hsaa.
wM. o. VANCE Keokak I0x.
~ !. JOHNSON. Helena, Montana Ts-fft.fy
M HENDERSON. Trassiing Agsa;
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
l. OF A FIREALARM TELEGRAPH IN
THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, ID. {.
OFFICE BOARD OF PCBIIC NORRIS,

WASHINGTON, Sept l, 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until ~ on the LIST day Of October,
1878, for the erection of system of fire alarm
telegraph, including all labor ant material FIRE
alarm boxes, with the necessary circuits, wires,
machinery, and appurtenances required to place
the system in thorough working order, agreeable
to an act of the Legislative Assembly of the
District of Columbia, approved June 20, 1873,
and in accordance with the specification, and
which can be seen aud will be explained at
room No. II Columbia Buildings.
The system to be furnished shall he in every
respect equal to the best in use, and, 10 secure
that, the successful contractor will be required
to enter into good and sufficient bond for the
full performance of the contract.
Bids must be accompanied by penal bond.
legally certified TO, in the sum OF five thousand
dollars, (S5, OO0,) that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract if awarded him.
the right to rel ect any or all bids is reserved.
Payment will be made when the whole work
shall have been completed, and accepted by the
Board, in proper working order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for term of two t2) years after
completion, and twenty (20) per cenlum Of the
amount contracted for will he retained until the
end Of the said two (2l years as guarantee
therefor.
Proposals must be inclosed in q scaled en-
velope, Endorsed Proposals for construction Of
Gre. alarm telegraph" and addressed to
ALEXANDER Il. SHEPHERD,
Vice President Board OF Public Works
sep lS-2t
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GILBERT HOUSE,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, 1873.

saratoga springs, N. T., 1875.
The House is favoraby known, and located
within two minutes walk of the Depot, and five
minutes walk of all the principal Mineral
Springs, situated on Washington street nearly
opposite the Baptist Church, one of the most
beautiful streets in Saratoga.
THE ROOMS ARE LARGE AND AIRY,
well ventilated, and neatly furnished; will be
kept open during the season as a
First Glass Private Boarding House
The Table will be supplied with the best the
market affords.
REFsREScEs-Hon. Frederick Douglass, T.
J. Bowers, Philadelphia; Rev. N. Freeman,
Brooklyn; Peter F. Baltimore, Troy; William
Rich, Troy; Adam Blake, Albany VIM. H..
Montague, Springfield. Mass. Col. X. Harlan
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