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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-14
DELINQUENT
N NOTICE

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
N ing Company = Location Of principal
place Of business, San francesca, California.
Location of Works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, State Of Nevada.-No Office
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account of assessment mo.
~ levied on the sixteenth day of February,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-14
Assessment Notice.
X. CONSOLIDATED MINI

II X. CONSOLIDATED MIMI"
N. COMPANY-Location OF works. tefsfs
Mining District, Eureka county, STATE Oh Nv
vada. f
Notice is hereby given, that at q m1,etirg%
the Trustees Of said Company, held on"g
second day Of Arril. 1875. mn assessmsn,,hH Ia
One Dollar per share was levied utvh =
capital stock of said Conn any. payable ~.
mcdiately in United States gold coin, 70 ny
secretary of said Company, at me on ssisos.
the Company. koom No. 4. No; lliIs 'amV'
mia street, Sln } rancisco. California. IAN.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on THURSDAY. the va
day Of May, 1875, shall be deemed delin sa,sIi:
and will be duly advertised for SAFE ~ pu us
auction, and unless payment shnii % ia
before, shall b.. sold on SAIUkDAt.ih s
twenty-ninih day OF May, 1919. to pay INC ~
l~inquent assessment, together WITH costs "
ADVERTISING and expenses OF the sale.
b. b. MINOR. secretary, i.
Ofice-Room No. 4, No. 4ll13 1aliS''-
street, San francisco. Cal. a~p'-ia".a
, 1875-12-29

POLITICAL. uSEAs1NEs3.
BAN FRANCISCO Doc. 29.-placards ccnsurinE
Tho Chi.cso Government for arranging torsns
with 1lr. Wade appeared lately In poldnE. but
wero Immediately removed by the authorities.
Thero In M uneasy feeling amongst Tie native
officials regarding lao recent negotiations.
It IL reported TINT fresh information implcat-
Ing the alowe!n authorities in Slr. Margary'B
murder IS naid 10 hare tsansplseL. lettering to
tic aboye, tho Hong Kong Press says: "Tes-
EramH Just received lndicnso anything Int Bntis-
iactory feeling among tho Ch!neHo with regard
to tho recent negotiations. They appear to hear
nut what VIC stated yesterday Tint tho difficulty
Inns only hecn eettsrd temporarily"
Considerable discrimination il felt among
American raaldehts ut Tlentslu mud reaing ut
tho order OF Admiral lsevnolda ncu'llny tho
United Statcs Steamer 11aaucacy to Shanghai
for repai1s owing 10 tho unsettled atato or nj
tara lu 1uonRn Ebw.
Tirrn ia 10 doubt wbatoyor Of tho failure OF
Mpssrn. ltusEcl l. sturgis, merchants " MaDilla
Tue firm has EHsEo,i1ed payment Tho gross
liability will ba large, On tho fact becoming
Known III Manl II q logunr panic eus'1od. This
statn Of things }AAtGa Ho.u1 days, but by tho da7
tho lanE stoumer e!t tho 1laf,c Ind passed away,
although coutidcnco WIS very much shaken. Tho
local liabilities will tenga frotn $1,000, COT 10
st1 510 700. 1t is believed In certain influential
ana interested quarters that arrangement
will ba nado whereby tho house will soou be nbla
to tesur4o bumncEB.
, 1875-12-29

Tho proposition for reduction of tha army
s.,r OK nm 10 < nm ,,,o, =. ,,,,,~o,,.I .,,t..
sso. @o,o9o ~ 1o'eo" n!on 10 t4holous5 coenoatoo
by the New YORK Herald, which adnionIshaa tho
.I,.i....Nsat ,t'a .~...'... | ..,..Ntu .1.' WV
Aolt purpose IL tnat 1esa1u = thoy VIII pofpesrAte
political blunder for whlcl! the saving in az.
,onso r,,t .,ot Ia , ,,n,o,,..,or
Po'ao WA wv W i" eo0'leasa''o"'
In IN tnnulrlpg framo Of mind tho New York
f,erou avha :. Wl,.ro ~ NJ. Mor-sn,, ,,,rn.S
0e' 0a9 Asae HAolo u10 nAf' a1o1t!sou puTsue
his studses IN finance lie haa served four
seafs N CONGRESS without showing the slightest
kpo"edge Of or inteFeat III that class OF subjects.
md tho World virtually comedies lls ignorance
W Its daily attempts to coach aud cram htu."
Tho Louisville Co4rter.Jotrnal advocates re-
duction not Of the army. but Of the War Depart
ment expenditures, and says. "ConHilering tho
Eaat e.sont Of bur frontier torEltory, and tho
military Embellishments Of the smallest nations
, 1875-12-29

TtlfRO'TERM N0H5EN5E.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2s.-At tle regular meeting
Of tho Methodist preachers, held yeesordsy,
the Dlshop Haven matter was under considers.
ton. une sek Of resolutions wAs offered, do
clining to cypress an opinion on tho third torn,
aud deplosing Bishop Iiaycn's course. Another
het c1presBcd au'azement At tho unnecessary
alarm over u little matter, md denying Diehop
Haven's right to speak for the whole Church,
hnd utterly opposing any connection botwscn
Church aud State. a bricf bit li7ely discussion
followed, and finally tho eiltl.o matter was laid
on tho table, which Is probably tho end Of the
Whole subject hero.
, 1875-12-29
ronld choose tho Empire again Il tho question
htlauld b0 auhUittel Ii L nn1l1tnt Ynte.

yould choose tho Empiro aeatn Il tho queat on
phould be submitted 10 4 pop,a1ar yote.
Tia r,ou,sv,,lc cour4r,,.. .yournoi ssscrts That
procto, Knott In wc,, on,l,aad To ho Chairman
NJ I'm rn,tcinrv con,mtilco It una his funny
pu1uth tpccoh that injured hls ,eputstiou, but
there Ia no russoo in tho nature Of tbiuga wty q
man gifted will, , aonso OF humor should not
laro abilities Ut = h1gh otdor. Ho tho Courier
Journal thInl..
Il ia said that the no0o or whatever tho
ann vas. proyidel by tho British poopIo for tho
psymeut ri tho Prince OF Na1es. exuonacs In India
vii not bo enough Tim demand for presents
has ooen upexpectolly s,oaily and general; l.; md
II IL feared tho Prtnce's treasures will bo e1-
haunted boioro 10 has scon Al, tie patiYe princos
he IA un,,cr obIlcations to yiafe.
Tho Attene7.n,. in noticing that tho 1ct}, inst.
WAS the ccutouary Of Jano Aueten's birth. pays
An uuusual and cu,ious tribute to The Ren.us Of
that very remarkable woman. Il rofers to hor
- "tl1o 4nost charming Of Enslst noyoIlats.''
snd SAYS: "tEuua' md .Nfanef,a2d Park
viii be reu,omborat, whcn Siam Evre.-nnd in
SAYING this wo do not uoao to spoak dopreciet.
ingly Of Currer Boll-is forgotten"
H. pttmoo,, +. !, uao,r,1 ,,,,,,op..,,.r .f,..ar
whether ho over lns a monunnnt or nat. 4
short. yellow band palnted atn,tHhlpe, sbout q
fnctoa below that Which han alvaya bccn TO-
gasaed as tho ship's wator.l;po. which Is being
nat upon British ycasr,a hv orf]or of tbo 1,oatd
.xt.-t-.,.. T. MI, :. tt, :, me, ~,
oi hoh!ealtg, ID called ~ the 6hllofs "tHnaoHs
mark" II will mako q considerable difference
ia ti,a .,ornt ~ ..rr ,.,Is,, i, ,v,,, ho
- .,' ".'oa.' ~ e41RS "uleA :" "sA y" t""iu'
tof tho sup TO carry.
ponn ptatt Ia hnr,no m exrse1tno1v worm
~" '-e' 40 1"''1b n" sAeo1etDt.. ""Au
atoe IN Ills controversy With Nj. Ford. tue tho
Atf1cal manager Of baltimore, Washington, md
, 1875-12-29

ITALY.
an EARTHQUAKE At SArLEs.
4 Naples correspondent Of tho Loalon Sand
ard writes II, that journal Dec. O:
"Thss morning about $40 o'clock all Naples
was aEakencd by a most severe shock OF oarth-
ausko, which lasted oighteon seconds Ia its df-
feront phaaes. Tho NOV on,enL frat uujulAtory
from northeast to southHcss became aftorwatI
verttcat and thesG Is not quarter OF this large
city that whH not most Haveroly Blakou. Tie
gteasest wonder Is that as yot 10 damages arc
reported. r.,-
director Of tho vosuvian Observatory. had,
BY fucaus OF Liz ncuIv-inyeoted inBtr,l-
mont. tho 'aysmograph.' buen able 10
foresol 10 imminent volcano persurba-
found t,s vent through Mount }csuvus, go we'll
Btylrd slo Hafety-vRlvo Of HapIes, but hih calcu-
lattouB have been Ut least partly m1ataLeu, nas-
much as tlio ruol,ntnln, instead Of vomiting
1iaMca and smoke, Ia aInco yesterday quietly rc-
porting undor an immaculate shroua of anoW-
Nevertheless NO arn permitted to suppose that
tho present Btato Of repose Of Vcsuvlua will nut
IaAt louE, becau8o for several dayR past tho awful
HuEserraneous noisoa Which usually pseccde vio.
lent csWptions have been frequently heard. es-
to tia rnmi,'ing Of distant and prolonged t!.un.
der. nnd, whtn beari audst the still rerose Ut
night, llayo very grand c'Ioct.
''1hiB mornings shock OF earthquake caused
tchS Abikh "lAOAkoh h4V pHPAs@bs0A VI ASHlIC1
especially Ia tho lower quarters. where the ILL
habltnnts lied from their houHeB mud sought
fefugo iu tho open spaces that offered nearcAt
aud, to add to the lIorrora Of tho acene, the
weather was abomiDabln. 1t wRe only when day.
ltRnt bcgnn 10 dawu u}o. khe city that the puor,
frightened na.iyoh began to regain courage, x,ld
yaptured 10 return to their holiees. 3tatty Of
deyoteeH repaired to the Duomo Tor cathedraD
aud insisted upon having tLe miraculous ef1gy
uf bsn lennaso brought out and carried III pro-
ceasio, in the streets. Happily for public quiet
ut thnt tifno the tcsorio, or guardian Of tuo
treasury Of tho Duono. wah not tn bc found. no
! TINT they hsd to abandon their idcn. Numbers
Of loor, half-clad women wore gathered IN
groups In tho public squares at tho Alnaicspio.
At Santa Lucia, etc., al! telling their beaas With
great fcrvor.
II hear that tue numeraua prisoners couGue,l
ut tho fcarih, wl!oIa they are awaiting trial for
their variouB otfensas. got excitsd upon hear
ing the crowd IN tho adjoining square That they
| noarly mutlulcd to get out. aud thus ayod tAo
dsngor Of bolug. N they ex,ec,ed at every
| tuutnent 10 bo, buried beneath tue ruins ct Tho
| old castle.
"TAo population has now returned to its usual
calm. bnt the earthquake Of tliA morning is tha
topiu OF tho day, AMI thu first words Of greeting
arc, nB r,llo 1IAyo you felt tho Hho*k?' 'Wnre
| you frightenea!' etc. Everybody Is looking
| with anxiety toward tho Montagn1. III TeHuyiut
| ss generally called hare. and cAgcrly watching
for the tirst symptoms Of the proiaad eruption
| which ID 10 avert from US All danger Of Alict
| alucnA ns We lnso had this morning."
, 1875-12-29
THE LATE JUDICIAL ElEc1IoNl

tVe'Ht D8tF3ttH q IAE tHtfIJ0 IT lbaHs.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. 2B.-Tho Governor and
sta.s officers to-day canvassed tho official re-.
turns Of tho special election Of Doc. 81 ia tho
Seventh Judicial District for Judge Of tho su.
promo Court as follows: Cook County-Dickey,
a,652; nurd 3,410. Dul'ago Couuty-Dicks5,
500; IIurd. 5b4. Kankakee Couuty-Dickey,
aSp: 1lnsd, 4ia. Lake CountY-Dickey, CA
Murd. 497. viii County-Dickey, 1,443 Husd,
579. Dcker's mkiority, G,3a3. A commission
wea intuel bearing tho daso Of to-day to Julg&
DickoY.
, 1875-12-29

sa se'sng o{se Of 1spa 50 .: cnass =; M
growing party, were often 10 be seen ut her Sun
Iay.eventng receptions. After tho War broke
oilt. Secretary Wellcs appointed Mr.. EAnaes
counsel in tho prize caHeB, aud. after no was G0
inian oxlslenco 1le beca,no slcl,, built house,
AID died. Ills widow has troopa Of ftien1a. and
IL decidedly the moat cultivated woman in Wash-
ingtGn. itACOATEUR.
, 1875-12-29
FIRES
At ROCKFORD.

2 7 HOENF ORU.
Srtcfa! Disn1!eh 10 Ths Chtcaan 7f4buna.
RocEfonD. Ill, Dec. 23.-A fro broke out tbik
afternoon on tic premises OF Hongh L Wisucr.
Wholesale and rota:l grocers, 32G Eaat State
stsoot Rockford It originated near somo largo
oil.tauks containing over 200 GALLONS Of kerosene
oil. Tho fro spscnd liko lightning. and lad II
not been Tor the Holly WeterWorks the cutire
block must hayo guae. Ills STOCK of tho largo
dry-gonla establishment VI l.. Atoreltirup wna
seriously damaged. Five thousand do!lara' dsnl-
age wls 1ouo.
, 1875-12-29
The Philippine Islands Swept
by q Destructive Hur-
ricanc.
Two Hundred and Fifty Persons
Killed and Many Buildings
Destroyed.
Chinese Dissatisfied with the Recent
Concessions to Great
Britain.
The Orleans Princes win Not Acc ept
Seats in The New Assembly.
Sharp Criticism Called Out by the SUBJ
servioncy Of the British
Judiciary.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

Madrid, Doc 28.-Intclgonco las just been
received from tho Philippine 1slands, giving tho
tietaIla OF dreadful hurricane t4efo on the 9oth
Of last month. The storm, waa particularly &C.
vero la tho Provinces OF Alhan and Eamarnes. in
Tho Island OF Luzou. Two hundred mud fifty iycs
wcre lost aud $500 dwelnga were dae.oyed
:lnny cattle pershsd, aud tho crops In all dlroc.
Lona ar0 luiue1.
, 1875-12-29
The AQELPHl.

With desire 10 poAse the great number o1
ladies' who Wish 10 see the boAnties Of the spsc-
tacIo Of Tho "Forty Thieves" at Tho Adolpl1t, the
managers have decided to maks Frlday and sat-
urday nighta, New rear's Eve and New Year'a
night, special lalies nghse. Tho bear and cigaea
will 10 sabooed and any young man or old man
may tako lady or hia family to see the great
caravan Of camele aud elephants without the
teas " the smell Of tobncoo or tho iinaiin0 Of
becr-gIAeses.
, 1875-12-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

An EefnbI3x7lca fsetnt.tiy-tt Crowns
Bronchial TE1ches " widely knuwn xs I'll es:absh-
I'd remedy for tuu1 Colds. bsonctty. Holranneas,
aud olLsT troubfe1 II t!Id Iut.,4l anl Ll.act.
, 1875-12-29

While waiting for rnuHh to n ~ cat1r, you sre
often laying thp foundation Tor ron1s pulmonary or
bronchial aGecon. I: IL better IA gut rid Vi cod Vt
oncc by uznE that sG ren!c; Di. d. Jayllcs E4pec
tornut, which will tic n.Ht Stubborn cough and
rsisse yoH Of III anxiety - 10 dangerous conss-
uuSusHa,
, 1875-12-29


MoSTrEL1En, Ft- Dec. 29-~1A broken rail on
tho Vermont Central Railroad threw tue Uoaton
Gud Montreal tratn oil tho track this morning.
md the pastenaer-cats went over an eInbAnh-
mont, woundlug mAuy Of the oooupau:s-swo
sefIoISly.
, 1875-12-29

8pte.as Dspateh to jhf Cafcaao Yrttt.ne.
MEsroTA, IT,, Doc. 23.-1hiH afternoon Jo-
ecpA Guane. of Wisconsin. jumped on tho No.
6 passenger train while in motion goipg east,
nnd be.iIst nlhtnlning tractnre Ut thu hbuln,
lie was badly cut and bruised about tho head and
, 1875-12-29

EI3,F A.
BAyASSAn Ga. Dec. pa special u tho
Ners reports q ire ut Jaaper, Fla, aud that
large portion of tho business part Of tho town
MAS destroyed.
, 1875-12-29

SAX TEAscIsco. Doc. 23.-Tho Britiel ship
Ernerdalo arrived to-day from Newcastle, New
South Walos, having en- board Capt. skclly and
Ito crew Of tho British ship KlanIeiBh. which
loft loro Aug. IA for Liverpool. The night Of
Eept. Is sho struck reef At Oeno 1sIaul. Ship
and cargo we're totsl loss Tic crow escaped
In boats. reaching Fitcairn'a laland Sept. q.
Nov. II they were taken of E.r tho Ennordalo
except one seannn, Peter Butler. m Ana..can,
who cho2e to remain on tho island.
, 1875-12-29

TIE MALAY iSsGMREs:T3oa QuELgzD.
1.ospos, 1'cc. 2s..-A telegram from perAk
ehowa that tho briush now hold alt tho important
positions in that ncighbornood. hlaharajah Hela
has taken taiugo In !ne B,ameaa tetrttory. Tho
British power Il snprene At Fefa1.. only tho n,nr-
tercrs Of Mr. Birch, tho Urittat heatdentt boing
In 1rm8.
, 1875-12-29
SPAIN.
ARMY ITEMS.

GAN SEnAsr1AN, Dec. .2s.-ConaIderAb1o rein
forcemonta hare been sont to IofnAni,
Operations In duipuzcoa will bsgln lmtne
diately.
, 1875-12-29

H.
DosToS, aineH.. Dec. .s.-inyost,gat,on into
the cause Of tho South Boston gns explosion
Which Las been conducted BY experts, under
direction Of the Coronar's jury, has discovered
the INC: that .he drip cock Of tho gas main had
bncn left oren through tho curele.snesB OF no
cnpfoyo Of tho South Boston Gas Company,
csu.ng tb" rapid accumulation Of gas which isd
10 the explosion, where. Ia Aomo NJ yet unex-
platnod wac, It became iguitCd.
, 1875-12-29
FRAN e,

THEIRS rAvons CONSERVATIVE REPUBLIC.
pAmJ, Dec. 28.-IhserH has written letter
rcsotv,ng The right OF choosing between tho
6enats mud Chamber OF Deputies II ho should DO
elected to both lIouHcs. Iic adds that all bis
wisllea arc for tho establishment Of a conserTa-
tiyo Ncpublic.
THE rHESs HILL.
Tho Assembly continnea consideration Of tho
Press bill In detal md has adopted all aa faf as
the fourth clause. An amendment las beet car
ricd lorrivlng prefcctB OF the power OF suu.-
mRrily forbid1iug tho sale Of 1ou'nals on the
strcata. The consequence Will ho to ca!,ccl tho
orucss now In force. by which the ahIo Of snYou-
ty-1ivo Journals in tho etleets IN prohibited,
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
LONDON, Dec. 1A-A 1'arla specinl roports that
tho Orleans Princes havo deuiIed lot to tako
ueAts ID :Ao eeuate or Clambbr Of Deputies.
Tho DUO D'Aumnle las written a letter do
ciiulng nominations for eishcr House.
, 1875-12-29

MADRID, Doc. 39.--H Cron,sta, Ministerial
organ. atatos that tho King will to-day stI7, a
ttettoe ordering general elections to be hold
Jan. 70, and conyox!Eg tho Eortoa for Feb. Is.
, 1875-12-29

ME.1PN1s, Dec. 28.-Ihe Btesmer Fort Gibson.
Capt. Smith. hanco for Pine HluT. struck enag
mud sunk yesterday in tho bayou l1otTo Cut-OF
in G fcot OF water. Tho Captain thinks aba cau-
not be saved. She had 100 tons Of assortcd
merchandise. WINCH IL co7csed b. insurance.
Tho 1oat is valued At el10t0. Insured for
eG,0o. equally tiiritled betwcos the Old Donin-
ion, Richmond Mcrchants' i Manufacturers OF
Hamilton. e.. aud Nlohe at Chicago. She wna
owned by Capt. John n. Harbin and Ed IIon-
land, Of a[eulfhia,
, 1875-12-29
The WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
WAsu1HGroy, D. e.. Dec. 2Q-1 4. n.-For tbs
Tennessee aud Ohio Ya'!cys. tho uppor Lakes.
Jppar Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
falling barometer. warmer, increasing SOUTH
eastsrly winds. partly cloudy and threatening
ueathax.
LOCAL QBaEnyAT1oNH.
GnacAoo, Dec. a.
, 1875-12-29

FlHE'DAHP EXPLOSION.
Special D4spatth 10 The Chicago Iribune.
WiLEksaARRE, Pa, Dec. 29.-An explosion Of
fre-darnp occurred in tho Iatchison mines At
Kingston to-day. by which three men Lost their
Ives and number Of others wera burned more
or Less severely. Tho casualty occurred near Al
abandoned portion Of tho mine that bad been
rendered useloss by = fall Of tho top rock aomo
two years ago, aince which time entrance into
tho old chamber has been poHltirely forbidden,
owing TO the accumulation Of fro = damp.
Shortly after noon to-day. somo boys
gained Al entrance into tho abandoned
cbnmher with = naked lamp, when
frigAttnl explosion occurred. DATid Foster
md Martin Ryan, both ,ncn OF families, wero
burned TO death. and James il. Httchlson,
nephew Of the proprietor. r.s drowned Ia pool
Of water, being buried beneath tho flying tim
bcrB. sevoral others, Including tho boys, wero
burned, but will probably recover.
FIGHTING Aoln HONEST MONOPOLY"
Srtelai Dtxndleh 10 tn ChtaGo 1rtbanf.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2s.-Tho high price Of
coal gas here stinulatoa experiments with other
illuniuators, Tho Capitol House hero recently
fitted up house for making and holding tho
Eas made from gasoline by the pressure OF cold
as. Tie vorks got out Of order two or three
days ago and tho new Esa waa temporarily shut
off and clty gas asain ueed. In seeking for the
leak In tho tank under tho gas-holder abont
s p m. to-lny, light waa uaed, Which exploded
thu gas left III tho holder, badly damaging tho
building in ulIict it VAS placofl, AIr. John A.
wood, agent OF The Pttsbusg National Gas Com
pany was knocked out Of dcora, covered with
br!cks md Icb1ia. and bruised considerably.
lir. 4. c. sl'aulamE, brother Of tie ptoln notor
TUB face. man named afcClcflhu. Who WIS In
tho bottom Of the tank. EaB nlao HIightly injured.
, 1875-12-29

Wind 4 PllA1 FaAl blowing ~ milAA Y+x hour /
pleasure, ao.sQ.
, 1875-12-29

H-3kAA . kAAAto.
The KAickerbocker sgatoul VI Masking NaN-
Years calls haa always teon obtarsSd llsFe. and
1t ia NOW customary for all latica w4o propose tu
"recelye to furnish their names to tho neuz-
papers for publication. thus making It cortaln
that those who call Ell! tind them IT home.
OUR AMusEAkhrH.
Col. Mulberry Btliers has left ia, Altar fort
nights buocesa, to diapoeo OF hts eyo-watet at
tho south. and the fncgds Of the original Of
are to have, ii tha National Theatre, toe lss:
revival Of '.rhe Hack Crook. Reconstructed as
Around tho World in Eighty Dayr." putcacent
Congressman will o!a1norously app'aud tho vol.
padded logs, aud adooscons Observation-Disclosures
will 10 frantic iu their admiration. VOL docs
tho advertisement aunouucs, thar, "Whio tho
language ta EugllkA tlle soensry and costumes
aro E1uuch." EGFY Fsopch the co,tunlea IRE,
aud ons cAn sse good doA Ut the xsarsrs there
ct in 4 yeIy short spaca OF time.
d. laaao i. HaJes ls nbons To lecture hero
on Iceland aud Arctic Discoveries !" aud tue
Shakespeare Club IL 70 real tbs play OF "she
Stoopa 10 Conques;" while Auother amateur
ascension ~ 70 play ITO rasis - and hAcs," and
devoted 10 tho German Will ba observed IS
uxunl. .....
WELCOME RACE.
Washington literary socioty Welcomes bAck
Mrs., Charles Ealnss, with her accomplished
hor own houBe ou II stfoet, cosnof OF Four
taoutll. uer husband, Ito laso Charles Esrnus
Was 4 MASSACHUSETTS, man. who graduated At
Hafyatd Ut the btAll Of tbs class Of 81, htudi0d
lAw, and drfted here ipto c'erkship u the
Navy Dspa1t1nous. lilo mroto leaders for the
| UglM., aud unyer did writer hays a1ch an
| Avslsncho Ut words ior tho exnlsnation OF Ill
Idea MxroY had . great liking for hlu. and aE,-
Sandwich Aianls but Baohanau recalled him,
and he WIS 1t Washington during bis Admins
| trahon. out OF employment. His wife, who w&s 4
Hlss Campbell. ot Nov York, VIA y&ry talentsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-17
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE By THE
SUMS REPORTERS.

Downtown Den Broken Up-The Unex-
pectcd Irruption Of the Police upon the
Gamesters in the Cha amber nj Park Place.
Capt. Saunders broke up the gambling
rooms at Park place Yesterday. 1t was day
game. managed by a veteran gambler known as
"Charle." As he could not get Into the gam
bling room by the staircase, the Captain raised a
officer was stationed at the front door. and
Roundsman Sharp and Oficer Carey mounted
the ladder. They saw six men seated around
the faro table. Roundsman Sharp spranR
through the open window, closely followed by
Onicer Carey. but 40 thoroughly engrosscd were
the gnmestcrs that none turned to look at them.
IL was not until the Roundsman reached tho
table that the dealer became aware OF his pres
ence. At that moment the ace was the top card,
having won on the turn. and the dealer was
busiy taking ana paving bets.
"I'll 90 you $50 ON that ace" said player at
the end Of the table.
And IN copper that beti' said Roundsma an
sharp as he leaned across the table and seized
the dealer.
Then there was a scramble for escape among
the players. but every hole h Il been stopped,
as Henry Never. John =. Stetson. VIM. LYONS,
Chas TAYLOR. George Clark. and william Jones.
The implements seized were loo checks. the
faro lay out, two dealing boards. thirty i've cop
pers. n check rack and cue box In addition
tO these the Captain ordered the removal OF the
furniture.
Can't Saunders recently made a descent upon
3 BARCLAY street. prOhahly the heaviest gam bling
house In America, through the sCuttle In the
roof, but found no card playing. IL Is thought
enables the dealer to hide the evidences OF play
In "A moment.