, 1874-01-31

hH"Afd or Lilo carif, oil tlo Rflhclp'o that lloR
muBt challEu. 1t often happens TINT luck falls
to rccognizo Tho obliEnlioi.
TIL; r1tnFirS.
Among Tho twolvo or fifteen faro-banks now
III operation. tn nlniority do rnsing huninoaB,
nonts an arc througcd by t)ay md night hy lnon
oager to Btaks t!ior money npon 'l,a turn of n
card, tho prob!om Of mn1aey-mnking iB onsy OF
solution. Nothing III palmer tha,t thnt wolf
atrozo gah!i,nEon,so ,oSt WI mike inrgo
rapidly mcguire large fortunes. Tho Legitimate
percentage nf n faro gntno to tho bank III gon-
orally computed to DO sufficient to defrny all
contingent expetnea tiat T. ,s 70 hay' IN square
devices arc rcsortcd to in order to Escape all
risk Of loss by the bank, tho "split". moncy IL
enough to pav ordinary expenses, leaving ma
clcnr Eain all That Is realized by tho prepondor-
centaso, after al IL tho wcalsnoss Of lnman
nnt,,ro, together with tho disparity Of capital.
The hank las much money viii, which to my
itB loasoa, md cnn wntt for luck to turn;
las lost his Inst cont and Ia unable to rcnp tho
benefit Of Tho turn OF luc which no might roa-
aonably expect to como it, bis favor sooner or
later. But, as NO l,nye snia, tho gront atlvan-
h,inlnn nnturo--firHt. in gambling at al wl,icl,
III tho sllccrest Of NIL fooiHEnosa and, second,
in tho fact Tint man Is not willing to loao us
little M hn Ia contnlised with winning: Flo will
loso all lo Inns III cnso Of Nil ,'ncky play. b',t Ia
hh.ihleu @ VIZ rn.. i'P'"'o'S i',.,P o'1's''' 40
'els' 'ooA i"'o1' '''''., norrnu
The Bystom of runners or ropers ia not om-
rloycd In those houses lsllowli rs "Bquaro."
Ihoy doliso tnelr patt9naso uHy snsonRn II r9'.v '
Honal acalneanct aila polrns's Us "ua ~ 49,,
1t neither necessary nor desirable to solicit GUS
ton. ff9PI'e,oes alu nl.asuos t"nu ..o"S'".o ;'as
pa'i,a " lot s.io.. ao H. as XII. XIV" m"y.o ~
.oS aio ~, ill., rn,,.I - ro,,goti INV .a,,+
n,, .1 t,o im,t @ Il ia H. caao in nortv iii
tne III ,,,iaa ta 'a' n ,a U ;,,,,,oa1
,neteu ~ ~. uano ,;t' " m, o.cp -
~ uo i, .,'o a,I to ,nao ,n ,v
ivy .u .nI ~ nm ' ny
There ,hs goo feaho @ t"T 1n1nmos ,,s tt tt IT, Inc
apec1ai1o ,atrnms i,acicv 7ia1l'o to ho brnnent
secaauic . .,e na, W ~ otoufis
IT, hSnas W ,, oa ~ ho aco W ,e.n~
,,,1osa -, a' iv some nm ,yho rarnhcs ehimaolf
n1iess ny nnao Jv m neeo ;n,sa
nupGsh a'o ons .sot ~ .uo ~ I,a,1 Foe
Mch 20 no IeeMar n',ssess' s sr ueponu lol
eI,a Saan n4n;' ,,r,"i, ap "nr",iv ,roor 1n
~! uno. e'uta's s.i ",.e ,,.,ns ~ Ta5, aa1.ai
.!a WY NV n. ~ -" ~ I'nan,,a "enou ~
y1uE po % ~ ~; ~, i,a,. to. 6 .e., u
isLneo' lur is ~ n,,n thnyy r, n r;s', II
III b'1che!t "1,iio I1 lily lM'i ~ s1e atsA "
,la .rcamun.' aliess W '"o '1eo VI su' on"'so -
Sasrancy' =, ,xrrn,op v,r,v
trt.. 1,n.r
ihoso of onf ;onua mnu @ ,'.s" w. o nosor ,;n, nuJ
ll'sluo " f.. a..,. ~" ~ ,'oao1 ..ne
~ ~ WI " ,1 taia ~ m mSm WV 10
n'pEeu mta ';mI ~ ill.,, 10 ~, ~. ' s,o
,pst f,rn4ed II occmncs tho o,
street. Tho visitor opena tho nc outer door whieh
presents nc a ';ro1f u + 'ne n1l 'nv u oo
,, "nni,or o dnnr w,,;c H. ioc1,oJ So1-
1t9ntng nnosner m aoor Mnain t 10 % ,ncnod go.
M My LIS; H. sooa nn,;ttn,,co .noro
aco M!'o ~ 10 sa. 1"ii ,"oo , hn.o
~ .as .t'n;r \; I,,a1cnm,
pecn tia,1 .n dn e oat'o ~ ,son ~
io LILY 40 sp ,i ,tl oa;,;o ." r. fen, +,
9nes aa = IVY % VIA ctn.,,n nv" or tano w oora
liz a1,o,,t t'so. o, ti,;r5 ~ III room IL n,t ~
otc.. aro nInycl upo,, OCCASION, Il is euporbly
furnished with luxurious chairs. ta1,lcs with OK
nonxivo cnycri,,rs +. rorroo,H mirror renehing to
thu calling. from which haucs q crystal clia1,-
f,nlicr villa fla foot 1nlia upon n French
mouuct Garnet costing a5 \ yard. with which tho
f1oniIur-roo1n oleo ia furnished Horo tlero aro
roulotto @ table. wl,ic is occasionally patronizod:
An E1AuonhrE stpEDoAnp
containing fine liuuora without charge. for mon
Who garnblo aro worry cxactiug in the mattor Of
drinkablcB; u largo iron aafo wherein tho re-
soryo casi,' ID iopt, aud where, nl4o, tho faro
bii1y Of tl,oir Iciue tau1norod with by gomc un-
scrupuIo,is outsider: mirrors md chandeliers in
nrof,,ginn. ar} tho walls md ceilings beautifully
nrnnmcntcd with moldugs and frosco, ii lie
further c,l Of the room tho i,iuing-iablo
is sot. apl every afternoon finds thereon
n n dinncr enlai to 1irst.c]aas hotol
faro. md which is consumed by a
nnrfv oF 1unrrv nntronn The dinner in ycrv
cvncnHivc huf. aa It in n noworfui nttractor or
custnn,' t ia considered a iudicious out]ay.
Ilalr-a-dozcn colorcd men, polito mud uttontiyo
tn n remarkable tlocroc. mike It their businose
tn Hcn That cyoryI,Ddy'a con1cort and couyonionco
aro stulioualy looked alter, aud oyorythlug is
done that experience and tact could nJggcss to
rouf1cr tic ujaco nttractiyo and opioyablo. The
snmo order Of things obtain, in ali illo ho,,pee
thonsi, their furuisi,iugs are not 50 elaborate
artl costly,
r,, o.ur
On fhn summation that q yory sron1, pronor-
tion of our rentlors have a prnciicul knowledge
Of tho game, We give n description Of faro as It
is now played. It Inns becn vnriousIy called
phareon, Pharaoh, Pharo. and faro and much
reHc1nbles Dassct, n game extensively played in