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The daily gazette., 1875-01-12

50 IiEME 10 DRIVE LOUISIANA mt
1NsURRECTIoN, sUPERsEUB SHERMAN,
BEGIN THE ECONOMY OF BL0DD" n
THE sor1Tr, AND CAERy THE THIRD.
TERM PROJECT.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12
ANOTHER o..
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OPPORTUNITY

To invest Il few dollars, with possible. re,
turns of thousands, is offered by the post
ponement Of Public Library OF Ky. to the 97th
of February next, OF their nth and last Con
cert and Drawing. The Management are
pledged to the return of the money II the
drawn should not come of ut the day now
The daily gazette., 1875-01-12

Whole Tickets, $50 Halves, &25. Tenth. or
each coupon, $5. Eleven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets, or information, address
THos Il. BRANLETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, KY, or THos. H. HAYS y Co., 900
Broadway N. Y. -t l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
TIE STATE CANVASS.

TIE Bingham'0n TimcS heretofore Inde-
pcndeut, has come out for the Republican State
ticket
The local Republican conventions have be-
gun to pass resolutions. But they are usually vague
par..phIascs OF the eighth commandment.
The campaign has begun. Democratic papers
describe tho Rev. Mr.. ives as g mounte0anA minis
ter" and blatant rricstly paitisan'
There is a chance for the scholar in politics
in Ithaca. WHY don't the professors and resident stu
dents OF olue University unite for the defeat o sena
tor Sckregi
The Republican nomination for Senator from
the XXvIh District Senator JoEnsons, Is thought to lie
between Martin L. Allen Of Fayetto and Edwin Hicks of
Canandaieua.
The editors are growing ambitious of politi-
cal honors Mr. j. j. narctle editor of The SeheaccadV
star is candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Inspector OF S;ato Prisons
1t is a little surprising that any one should
be SO dishonest mpolitic to make it appear that
the pardon of IgcTso served but useful purpose
but here is plank from the platform Of the Tosa
County Republicans. which is devoted 10 that idea;
"Tlat our Executive. VINO advocates Cvl Service re
FORM and yet from Office. without cause, every
Republican within his jurisit.on, however worthy aud
well qualiiied who males upon the canal thieves.
but par'ons inccrs L, aud lets oo from state Prison
to suepicons OF nsncer.ty and o'iuasoN'
There is an evident determination among
the Democrats to loosen party lines during this cam
paign Not long ago he Albany Arg''S G,manded the
election Of honest Ropu cdus TO the Legislature, in pref
erence to dishonest Democrats, and The Uhco Oh
serrc calls on the syracuse Convention 20 rise above
mere partisan considerations in Tie choice Of candidates
and, while distinctly disayowhg any thought OF an aD
ancc with the Liberals reminds its parry that there
are in our state at the lowest estimate. 10000 Lde-
pendent citizens Who have voted the Republican ticket
up to this time but who ready and willing and anA-
ios to sustain Gov dcn in his efforts TO correct abuses
nun;sh thic YES and tighten the buld rs OF taxation We
want the support Of this large and intelligent BODY, not
for tie purpose cayin the staefor that result is
already assired-butt TO give to oar victory the sSni
cameo Which should properly attach to Ii. The indie
~ he convinced that We are THOROUGHLY
In earnest" IL adds ths significant dccGrailon " IT
the delegates to tie Convention can hnd man wh" pos
sessee tle qualifications Of eminent ability and spotlcss
character who has identified Mclf closely with the
cause Of reform and has hr pTOhrEcnt ana usiul III
this warf are against Canal Ring let m he called 10
u place OH ticket, though other questions he
NAV have aepatcd from the Democratic Parry foi
YEA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

the Democratic ticket. might defeat the Of the
people as represented by the independents IT says
"Thc apparent anxiety Of the Republicans to extingush
the last trace of the sorehead independent element
counts for the fact that they permitted the Democratic
vote to roll without the least opposition, while they
directed their special Efforts against the ndepen
dents Most Of the Republicans exutant over the
victory which they claim they have the Inde
pcndents. We feel dispose to crtcise the Republican
state Central Committee for not exerng thcpsclves to
assist Phelps in this city; but will refrain at present"
The other Journals agree III saying that the Democrats
because there three tickets in the field The call
draws this lesson from the result Nothing in the future
is certain than that the next Presidential contest
will be fought between Democrats and Republicans
Two years ago there prospect that the Indepen-
dents would become national organization. Now there
is none. The Independent pary has resolved itself into
te independent voer. The latter viii be- Republican or
Democrat for the time being. according as the plat
form and candidates OF the two parties NAV suit bis
IDEAS OF policy. Senator Booth may III himself an Inde
p.nicnt bat after all. no Is only an independent voer
When political questions M IN the Senate he VIII
be Democrat OF Repub ican as the case may be-"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

Theodore namton.-wh that love OF country FOR which
he has become famous In the Eighth Avenue,-must
have secured number OF them for his company at TINS
tbeater. We remember Q bald-headed Barradns, VINO
ought to DO invaluable TO p. Barnum. a. meaning
less contortonist Of the human countenance; wzencd
and snufYy French monarch, who talked about "arty
fyce;" redlegged Horatio who might have been "a
iel escaped from the purgatory Of THO Black Crook
fat and stufy Ghost who laid so much stress on MS
tale that he TO be quite out OF his head ana
q Poionus who charged his Laertes very specifically
that nc could not DO false TO any man ~ to raise the
gravest doubts Of his possible fidelity to the women In
short the American Flag unrolled In this great
emergency, and folly and ignorance were taken
out OF 1t and spread like bad butter all over the great
plays in which Mr. Davenport acted Neither tho quaint
drolery Of Louis Mcstayer. the sonsy aspect ZEAL
and skll Of Joseph Wheeock, the pretty ingenious
Of Laura Don Ia novice OF good prom.se) couiu
mako the exhibition tolerable. 1t has been nightmare;
and rejoice for eyerybodys sake that ID over The
at the Grand OperHouse goes on to be sure bt
the Stars and Stripes will be uplifted by the loyal
and sangunary Mr. Watkins, and not by Mr. Davenport
The change every way for the bettor and the country
4 .nfe
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

ace how Lord Aberdsre expects to excite spirit Of
,.form in his countrywomen by assuring them they
are already superior to the women of other countries
The announcement of the arrival of the Vaorous
at Plymouth sent a good many people TO the Geo
GRAPHICAL Section III hope of some news. little
was given and more promised for to-day. Mr.. Mark
ham had written to the Secretary:
The Arctic Expedition has gone ont of sight with
the farest prospects,. last saw the two ships. under
f sill Cong down the Wingat among a stream of ice
hercs on July L. The NalorOus has been fOrt-
na,e as VIC IA rock off H1l-tenborg and were a
fortnight in place repairing iNi:es. Tie ship was in
GREAT danger both among the iceh,r;S on the Wpga mo
place for paatl wheel steamer the rocks out
side Hos.cubUig.
fuller lotter 20 Sir Henry Rawnson will be read
to-day. THIS rewS is to July Z. hat the Valorous
seems TO have brought only pay: of the letters ex
peced 10y her The rest perhaps on board the
schooner Ncr.une, which is tei'-raphcd at CoNcr-
hagen with dispatches for England from the Arctic
ships The telegram. indeed. mention no later date
than July &, wAcn the Expedition arrived al God
haven all we'll But tie Naorous had such long
passage home that the tilings hy the Neptune may
be little freshcr. @. VS..
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
WAIJACK'S TUEATER.

The present week, being the last OF the
Julia Mathews Comic Opera Company at WaacEs The-
atcr. will be devoted 10 English version OF Girohc
Girua" 1t il prominent characteristic OF the enter
anmcnts offered by Miss Mathews that thoy are as much
~ possible diyestd OF that inclcacy which Is so con-
spcous in the French operas We understand that tb"
piece chosen for the farewell nights has been adapted "s
To this respect. with peculiar skill. Miss Mathews is
vivacious without mlecorum. aud merry free without
wantonness and she is symIsthetic and often Brilliant
singer. Mr.. Nacdermo who occupies in this company
much the position that was so ably filed by Harry
Beckett in the Lydia Thompson Burlesqe Troupe sec
onds tho efforts OF Miss Mathews with bury humor fine
animal Spirits and quizzca dro!ery ard he too. will
sing in "Girofle rona The opening of the regular
season at Wallack's Thcatcr is not far OFF.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
ViSUINGTON TOPICS.
EXCESSIVE MORTALITY AMONG THE CoLoRED

EXCESSIVE MORTALITY AMONG THE COLORED
RACE.
WAsnISGTON, Sept. Il. 1873.
The report of the Registrar of Vital Stats
ties of the District Of Columbia for the week ending
Sept shows that the rate Of mortality OF the whites
was nearly per 900. and of the blacks nearly % per
OCO The rate Of increase Of whites by births over
deaths 10 per 000 and the decrease OF baeRs ny
deaths over births 3i67 per 600 Such marked dii
ference in the mortality whites and blacks has ex
i.cd for some months past. Various meetings nav Dh
held by prominent cOOrcd men IT, discover Iehe! ioi
this decrease Of their race, but without succeS''
SMUGGLING FROM CANADA IN FEIIING-BOATS
TO BE STOPPED.
The Department is in receipt of information
showing that vessels and boats upon the lakes OF to
northern frontiers OF the United States. ostensihy ELI
gagged in fishing have been used to sInuggle Cahadian
hcuors and other merchandise into ths country FROM
the nature OF the employment Of such crait ther ap
proac any point within the United states Is unSe
To excite suspicion. Officers Of the customs are directed
to exercise special vigilance TO prevent these lnfracons
of the laws, aud prevent all smuggling Ill Oo"''' sA'
ria ges, etc. from adjacent territory
HOW FREEDIAN's BANK DIVIDENDS ARE TO BE
PAID.
Mr.. Leopold, one of the Commissioners OF
tbe Freedman's Bank says: "The Commissioners have
no persons act for or to represent them In
the matter paving dividends and that they prefer 10
M with the dcposors direct rather than through any
sefconstituted agents They propose 10 dispense Win
al agents a the branches, and to pay di'itends from
the Washington Office direct. They cannot say when
they sha be- able TO declare dividend of the SOOoOoO
reqrrd 10 pay 20 per cent There Is now Oh mana the
sum Of $jl5 oop.
A CHANGE OF NAIL ROUTE THAT GIVES sATlS
FACTION
Prominent men residing on the Ohio River.
who at first complained of the discontinuance OF the
steamboat mail service between Louisville and Cincin
NATL now cordially approve Of the movement, and have
so written To the Department The Department VIII
save the entire sum OF 10000 which was paid to the
boats for ranportation contracts having been made
With the railroads at cost not exceeding tho salaries
which have heretofore been paid tn the route agentson
t. boats To fully satisfy Westport daily railroad ser
vice M been ordered between that place and Lagrange
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
BEECHEES V8CATION SERMON.

TIE ADIEsT SERMON OF THE vACATION-A REVIVAL
sOSG BY MR.. RIDER.
TWIN Nor NTAIN HOUSE. n. H., Sept T.
TIE sixth OF ii.. Rev Henry Ward Beechtrs vacation
srrnons during tho present season waS pre@ched ts
morning to largo audience in the great
tent Tho decoration OF tho platform with
flowers and Autumn leaves was more elaborate
than on any pre- Soils AS heretofore, the Tram
from Portland arrived after the time appointed for the
exercises begin brief delay being thus occasoneh
and an opportunity being given for some preliminary
exercises the Rev Thos Ryder of Nottingham. England
was invited by Mr. Beecher to sing the beautiful song
entitled The Ninety and NiEe which was provided ny
q lady in Scotland and which has been iatciy
sung with great effect by Mr. Sankey IN
ENGLAND Ireland, and Scotland. Mt. Ryder re-
spondcd ard WAS listened to with mahfest
pleasure and yidcnty profit by those who were present
This gentleman also conducted tie singing Afer the
reading OF the st and 1924 Psalms. tho singing OF
couple OF hymns and the offering Of prayer the ds
coui sc ives delivered Matthew, MN chapter l4th
and 18th verses. The sermon was pronOuncch Dy hth
who heard IT, being the abcst OF the dscourscs "nch
Mr. eccher has preached during his present Vacallph
II was designed To- set forth the duty OF men, Who lvo IN
such "A manner, rs Christians. that Their hves sha
make religion beautiful aud Attractive 10 Dltll, ana
win ihem the Gospel Of Christ Mr. Bcechcr nas wth
drawn his appointment to preach near Hrrcnneu IsAt
Sunday. upon representations made 10 nm pF th!Nun
brethren in that vicinity. He may spend hhohrr Hsp
hath here; otherwise lao Will return u Ills n d. eeAH
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BROOKLYN.

The picture frame mOlding mill OF White,
Potter Page, at No. AIS willoughbyavep near Wal
worth-st, Brooklyn was damaged $500 by fire about
645 p. m. Saturday. The damage TO the stock was
$1,000. An Investigation by Fire Marshal Ready shows
that the fire originated In tho boerroom from some
spark. which fell from the furnace upon sbavings
The damage Is covered by Insurance in the following
companies: Orient of Hartford 900; Amazon Cincin-
natl SI75O; Citizens. Newark, 5000; North Western
Milwaukee, 81, $50; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, $1,000
Fireinan's Fund, san Francisco 81 OOO 81 Joseph :,
Missouri $50; PhUnix Of Hartford, 81 300 scottish
Commercial 81 $50; Citizens OF Newark, s!5O; Met
ropoli;an York 81 700; ftna ~ Hartford 81 22o0;
So 900; LycOming Pennsylvania, $3.50; Atlas Hart.
ford $50; Hartford OF Hartford. loOO Peoples OF
TIepton 81 300; Etna OF New-YOrk, $1,000; American
Mutual s. 900; Enterprise. 5000; total. S3s 4oO
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
PUBD-C OPINION.

A Democratic victory ii Ohio this year would
be ftlu of evil results To the whole nation II rs the
obvious duty not only OF every Republican. but OF every
good citizen that STATE, to Vota ana ~uih against an
event so pregnant % disaster. Detroit Tribune (i'epJ
Booth, independent Senator from California
nigat as We'll be securing uck't5 oi ADMISSION 4" ihc
Democratic sanctuary. Otherwise j." VIII be more oli-
CnaI than useful FOR several years 10 COME CiLcin
nati Enquirer lDcln.)
There was no fault to be found with the
representative IT the south IN Tie last Congress ana
we believe there VII be with th0s' IN his Ran
scn Gordon, Lamar and others nave set GOOD cAanpIos
fr their Southern colleagues who are now coming ihto
active cooperation with them Memphis Appeal p'tm)
The delegates in the Pcnnsy lvania state Con-
veutiOn VINO are such ncJrlg3le ounces As To belcNe
that the Grcenback is in Itself monCy-oI Whp' hhoNiR
rtter make believe that fOy-WeiC aDle ~ hoW uo"h
the men OF frnse. he GOOD time for howug
idiOts.- TCincinnatj Commercial (lnd)
What indared the Republican state Central
Committee to inyite DICK O.icshy" 10 speak III mem
natl cannot be imagined He Is rs Wild AS sam Cary on
lbe financial question, which lie attempted 10 AVOID d7-
cusspg; tie audience required hin 10 taB aho INC
oniy subject that really interested thcu. 1he quilici'-
tons he yt to this discussion are y dspFtitu III
A single sentence: " Lat Us look, he said ~ te Eicth-
back question little; greonhornS can look at sdct d.
on, stiJn as well sensible mCn.-lBJSlOn hdEctistr
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
A sCHUMANN CONCERT.

A sCHUMANN CONCERT.
Saturday night at the Central Park Garden
was devoted to Robert schumaup. the programme In
Guiding the symphony in c, No. q tho panoforte con-
cer.o played by Mr. g. B. Mills; the "Traumere;" :" the
Overture nerude and Invocation Of the Alpenfsy from
"MSnfred;" and the overture to "Genoveva" Tho
symphony Ia OF the most in conception and
dgned in style OF all modern compositions Of Its class,
while 1t abounds also in the romantic beauty characters
tic Of the composer. Its great difficulties were trm-
phanty overcome by this noble orchestra but ts short
phrases and broken harmones lost Of their effect
in consequence OF the imperfect acoustic properties OF
the hail. the deficiency being especially noticeable in the
first movement The Adago, however, was exquisite,
and the Finale out with great splen lOr Mr. Ms
played the concerto charmincy. This delightful work.
Of the most popular and still freshest compositions
in the panss repertory. received Of course with
delight.
The season at the Central Park Garden. by far the
most interesting aud valuable ever given in this
city, will close Wednesday. supplementary concert
however for tho benefit OF the conductor will take place
Thursday, when programme is to be offered which
&c believe may fairly call uncIampled. Wagner
Concert is announced for tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.


u,v,x, Sent 1l-Sugar duh and noninal business small
Nnas.es garNos TO- i2al2l4 reals per arroba; Con
certfa Sussr Far Good quality, 2dl2 reals Mlsco
y.io sugar Common Fair l3al3, rea.; Far To Good
E.iping i4ul4a reals Centrifugal sugars Nos II to ~ In
buXp, l7ltGl7l reals; In hhds, 17lialS reals STOCK or
sngsr n warehouse Havana and Maanzas 10000 boxes
aud 1000 hhds.; receipts OF The Week 1lVO poxes
and 7S hlls; exported during the week. 1900 boxes
and $50 hlds. including $500 boxes and LOO hhds;
10 th. United States Butter-SupeiiOr American. 500
as35 Guintal. Hams-Amerioan SugaI-curcd, S5y
ejs 4, ouintaL Potatoes S2ldS22 bhl. Tallow, S2S
GS3oe daiIai Naval stores quiet Coal OIL firm. Lumber
quiet White Pine, s7sa$s0 ". Shocks nominal Box !
rails WhI.e Beans, Z9d3O reals Hoops dun long
shaved s3je s9O II. Freishts nominal Spanish gold ?33
G23l Exchange quiet steady the nited states,
60 ays currency, ll6fllS prem snort sight 2O9 i22
prem 90 lays gold. 46dlis prem snort sight l2o0l5
ur on London l76dlsO prem. Paris, l4J 1li7 prem
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
LATEST SHIP NEFS
FOR other Ship ye,os see Third Page,l

AKtlb ED. .cuuudV Ntpt. IL.
seansltr city Of Chester tBr Ieith liverpool sept ,,
viz Quernstow Sd, with nse. and pass TO John o. Dale
steamship Olympia (Br J. Young, ST. john ~ b. Sept 10,
" nj, and to henderson Bros.
steamship Gaucus Besrse Boston, with mdse and pasA TO
VI. r. DimOck.
st.suship Pottsvile, Burnett, Philadelphia
Steamship The Queen (Br) Bragg Liverpool Sept and
Queenstown 3D. with mdse. and pass, tn =. W J. Hurst
steamship Cleopatra Bulkley, Savannah sept T. with
ntse and pasA Murray. Ferris Co
seam-hp Cornwall (Brl, stamper Bristol Eng Aug 81,
with and pass 70 w. u. Morgan.
st.snship Champion, Lockwood CharestOn Sept Q. with
rndse end pass TO J. W. Quintard & Co
seamshg od dominion wakef hlcsmcnd City Point and
6iy Embus Bsth) Leonard Antw 80 days ballast
BArk Rsgnhd N0r JscoOsen Belfast 38 days In ballast
BARK Abbis r lot Windsor N 81 Cotn. sydney, G. b.
cayA with coal.
BaIk NimrOd (AustA 0sroumich. Bordeaux ~ dAya bal
lat
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

AsTEN-At Harlem Friday Sept TO- Mary Hannah. wife
TSe " As and end IN s Of Il miy are respectfully invited
attend her funeral on Mond:y n na a. Si.sa .sa
twenty nth st., corner Of Madison ave.
.t.r E1Ss cS. G Gs l9
Funeral M viii sss aos taSe % on vs srrea G.ns Tram
ao% IeoVa. III Huntsr nt'sT Point IT as $50 p m '''
Boston. Mass China and Japan papers please copy.
GOULD-At Long Branch N j. Thursday 9th inst Mary
Gardner. wife OF Geo T. Gould and youngest daughter VI
The funeral win take place az the residence OF her ather
law Joseph Gould Mount ~ Wons paasa on sa
cemeisry cS; aerg ''''N - ''''' ''''' '''' 81
GRINNFIr-At Brdrercrt Conn., Sept H. Frank Lansing,
son OF snd Helen L. G,innol in the 2sd year OF
FIus Of tho family are invited to attend funeral on
is s a. SG HER M Yars cy
seconi.st al O'Clock.
HAGERrY-on Thursday, Sept Bernard B. Hagerty in
1 from hi, late 5ssdsnss 2sa cfr .
Caurch Of the Assumption corner OF Jay and YORK sn
termeut
HALLowELL-At Jericho. L. l.. on the morning Of ninth m
rSss%s Friends Meeting House second day. the 18TH
MArHEwson the morning of Sept TO- Charlotte p wife
Rsanyss friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
the GI M nop on Monds ish ns a.
o'clock m.
Aug cagsh Ts1 Moq1, N n. RSss ss
Ps.H Mn1g I'M AGae% M ESs tns M ;U"ase @ss Of s ss9 ago.
ra0s services % be held a the Collegiate Reformed
morning IL o'clock Relatives and friends of tho family
respectfully invited to attend Intement in Greenwood
PARSONS Suddenly. st Tarrytown, Sept 10. Ara b. r.
Parsons.
relatives respectfully invited to attend
the Monday 1871 inst az ~ O'CLOCK AZ
the residence Of her Geo W Parsons esq IarrytSw1
Hghts Carriages will be In attendance on arrival Oh
O'Clock train Thlrteth Street Depot N. 7.
Columbia County papers please copy.
PAWLING-On Sunday, 18th inst Sarah Iadt, youngess
child OF levi and sophia Pawlng aged months IL days
Funeral services residence her No. 1873 Prest
dentist BROOKLYN, Tuesday, 18th inst, st l:3O p.
Nel att % and fiends invited TO attend
SHEDDEN-Suddenly, Sept H. Alice daughter or John w.
Fnnera a. from NJ f. Church, hadisonaye and Ono
hundred and twenty sxthst, at 1870 n L.
wARNER-In Stamford Conn. Friday, Sept TO- Mira Sophia
Warner, relrt OF Hiram warner. -
Presby Church today (Aondayl a2 M
Friends and Iyed 10 atead without fuiner
wEsToN-At watseka Illinois, the 9Th inst, Gerald
Weston aged 81 years.
wITHERs-On Friday Sept. 10. =. Howsnd Dc wint
Wthers Frederick 4. Withers OF HswYork. In the
18Th OF his age
Monday. the 18Th inst, at o'clock.
WOODRUFF-At his country residence Ichfeld, Conn., on
Friday Sept 10, 1872 Lewis b. woodruff aged 90 years an,
Funeral Collegiate Church corner flthaVe and
Twenty ninth st., on Tuesday, l4th inst, 81 lHp IN
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

NINE BUILDINGS BURNED AT SALEM, MASS
SALEM, Sept. PA fire broke out at ii
o'clock this morning in tho currer establishment Of g.
A. Andrews an spread wagon factory adjoining OF
G. Andrews Both buildings were destroyed, together
with leather and severa houses belonging 10
John Gibney Altogether, nine buildings were consumed
The loss estimated at $4,000 fully covered by insur-
ance Tho fire was caused by an overhcated boiler
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
CHARGES AGAINST POLICE CAPTAIN VAN
DUSEN

Inspector John McDermott OF the Second
District preferred charges Saturday against Capt
william A. Van Duscn of the Fifteenth Police Precinct
FOR allowing gambling ghouse to exist in his precinct
and not reporting to the inspector in accordance with
an order issued by him, requiring that all gambling
houses and other houses where violations OF law are
pracccd should he given in the daily report Early on
the morning OF Sunday, Sept >, inst, the gambling
house OF Michael Murray. at No. 135 Eighth-st, was
broken up by Inspector McDerm0tt with force OF
police, and all the gaming implements with r3,43i
IN money were seized The Captain OF the Fifteenth
Precinct had reported this house but had stated that
no gambling house existed in his precinct Inspector
McDerm0tt charges that Capt Van Dsen was guilty OF
neglect of duty in reporting this house. as for con-
siderable time IL has been notorious.
The triil i, SET down Tor ThursIay next at 10 o. m