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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-20
Grand BaI In Prospect-On a Yisit-
Baptist Association, &c, DC.
SpeeiRl to the Star.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 20.-The Columbus
Cadets will give grand ball on the
night of Jan. Goth, at the City Hall.
The President of the North Carolina
Penitentiary Directors is now on a visit
here for the purpose of taking look at
our State prison and its mode OF man.
agement.
The State Baptist Association began
it's quarterly session here yesterday.
Mr.. 8. S. Rickley has been appointed
Secretary of the Board Of Trade instead
Of Rev. s. M. Smith, resigned.
A suit with damages at $4,000 has been
entered by Mr.. Richard Walsh against
Mr.. Charles Kammerle, of the City Coun-
Gil, for assault and battery.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-20
Senatorial.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 12.-Yesterday be-
ing the day for the selection of 4 United
States Senator, the two Houses proceed
ed to ballot. In the Senate. the vote
stood: Mcdonald, %; Pratt, 10; Thomp-
Son, = BSehsnan ha Holman ppa, l. o. In Rs Rtns
chanan, o; Curry, q; Holman, 3; Bru-
per, 2.
The two Houses assemble in joint ses.
Bion to-day at 1:a0 o'clock to vote again.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

WaIl Street Cannon to be EepclIed-Sen-
afOriat, eic.s efe,
NEW YoRK, Jan. 20.-Wall street was
uniuteresting yesterday. A continued
dullness prevailed and the general mar
ket closed weak.
A. Washington special says the Com
mittee on Election will to-day report to
the House a resolution Tor the expulsion
of Cannon, the Mormon delegate, ana it
will probably pass.
Last night a fire broke out in the gro
Gerry store of 4. j. Boldecker, corner of
Hoyt and Pacific streets, Brooklyn. The
flames originated in the basement, and
soon enveloped the entire structure.
Phere were five families in the house.
Boldecker and his family, who occupied
the second floor, escaped. Mrs. Blood
and two sons, who occupied the third
floor, jumped from the windows. Mrs.
Blood was killed, and her two sons fatal.
ly injured.
The same floor was occupied by Tim
Othy Mccormick his sons, Patrick and
John, and daughter Ellen. John es-
capped, but his father and brother were
suffocated, while his sister was injured
by jumping from the window. A num-
ber 'of persons were seriously wounded,
and others slightly burned in endeavor-
ing to escape. Loss, $4,000.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-20
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11

There has been O clsmofons public de-
mand for the compendium of the rules Of
poker playing drawn up by Gen. Schenck
for the use Of the nobility and gentry OF
England. We take no interest in such
things, says the New York Tribune, except
when they come strictly within the sphere
of news; but we cannot Of course allow
our readers to languish in ignorance OF q
work which has given rise to SO much re-
mark upon both sides of the Atlantic. 1t
is not as sporting document or q matter
of scandal that we regard this famous
ibretto. 1t only interests Us and our pub,
lie from the literary and historical point ol
view. But as the work OF Gen. Schenck'
and as a singularly succinct and perspl
cuous piece of composition, it has value
altogether distinst from its subject matter
and we therefore reproduce it IN full TINS
morning, from q rare copy OF the Original
work. Gen. Schenck evidently thinks
that anything worth doing is worth doing
well, and he has therefore left little more Il
be saidsOn the subject Of poker, Those VIII,
follow him must restrict.themselves to CLOS
and commentary. The text is written; TIL
foundations of the science are laid.
There are those who think this knowl
edge not worth acquiring, and we confess
we are Of their opinion; but we canno
forget there are many of another mind
Indeed a great American humorist hs
said in one of his lucid moments of seriou
philosophy, that the most sublime pictur
of moral heroism he has ever encountere
was q gentleman of Kalamazoo who wor
nankeen trousers joyfully all Winter be
cause he preferred to spend his money i
draw-poker. To such the present publ
cation will be of transcendent interest
the uninitiated viii appreciate only th
authors exhaustive grasp Of the subject
and the admirable reserve and clearnes
of his style. We hope that the publics
ton of this tract will not stimulate any {
our, readers to acquire the game who's
rules and chances it depicts. If they d
insist on learning it we hope theyyw
rigidly reject the pennies and sixpenc,
which Gen. Schenck mentions as the pr,
vailing stakes in Great Britain, and vi
restrict themselves to bonbens, or if the
are not procurable, to the ordinary viii
bean of commerce. T 4-.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
'eceded him, that is called seeing the

preceded him, that is called seeing the |
bet.
When a player puts in that much, and
raises it, that is called seeing the bet and
going better.
When the bet goes around to the last
better or player who remaiLs in, If he does
not wish to see" and go better" he sim
ply secs" and calls, "and then all playing
must show their hands and the highest
hand wins the pool. a., =,
When any one declines to see the pet,
or the increase OF bet which mas, been
made, he lays down" his hand, that ls'
throws it up with the cards lace down
ward on the table. If all the other play
era throw down their hands. the one who
remains in to the last wins, and takes the
pool without showing his hand:
To "bluff'' is to take the risk of betting
| high enough on poor hand or worthless
done, to make all the otner players ray
down their hands withouti seeing or call
ing you. .,.
holder of it can play without drawing to
better 1T, that is called q pat hand A
bold player will sometimes decline to draw
any cards. and pretend to have pat
hand. and play it as such, when he has
none. $50.
A skillful player will watch and observe
what each player draws, the expression Of
the face, the circumstances and manner oil
netting. and judge. or try to judge, OF the
value Of each hand opposed to him accord
lingly.
/ No one is bound to answer the question
!, how many cards he drew, except the deal
err; and the dealer is not bound to tell at
ter the betting has began. a
| "a OF DRAWING.
IF the player determines to draw to
pair. he draws three cards. If he draw
to two pair, he draws one card.
Ifhe holds three to begin with, he draw
two cards, 10 order to have the best chanc
lof making a full, inasmuch as, in playing
pairs are apt to run together. But TO de
ceiva his adversaries and make them thin
he has nothing better than two pairs,
: sharp player viii often draw but one car
! to his threes. ~.
Il tt is advisable SOMETIMES to keep an ace
|; or other high card, as an outsider" wit
a small pair and draw but one card-thu
, takiAg the chances Of matching the higl
3 card, and SO getting good two pairs, Q
:. something better possibly-while at tn
i same time others may be deceived into b
g lieving that the player is drawing to three
o When drawing to cards of the san
II suit, to try to make flush, or to cards I
- successive denominations, to try to nal
}, la sequence, as many more cards are to
- Continued on third page.l
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
Administrators Sale.

DY vIisTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
made and entered Of record January 18th, A. 10.
1875, at the January term a. D. 1876. OF said Court
In the estate of Edmund Robinson. deceased. made
on the petition of the undersigned Administrator
of said estate. for leave 10 sell the real estate
said deceased, to pay debts nwing by said estate
the undersigned will in conformity with raid de
cree, on the list day Of March, A. D. 1876, at tht
hour oil two O'Clock P. NJ of that day sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, the following lanc
in said County, to wit: g a.a4.r, .F ...l -
The undivided one half " of the southwest quar-
ter ca OF section seventeen C7) township sixteer
Q6) north range three west of the 4th P. M. Sait
sale will take place al the north door of the Cour
House IN the city of Rock Island in said county.
Terms OF sale. one third 90 cash, the balance o.
Purchase money to, be on credit of twelve (1z
months with interest at the rate of six per cent pei
annnm note to be given for said balance with gooC
personal security and secured by mortgage of tn,
premises sold: DAVID ROBINSON, Administrator.
Rock Island, Illinois, January 30, 1875.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
DRAW

RULES FOR PLAYING POKER,
BY the Hon. Robert c. schenck, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary Of the United States of
America near HersMajesty the Queen
of Great Britain and ireland.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
Notice.

The undersigned Is the owner of the other undi
vfded half ca OF the above quarter section and
will sell the same to any person purchasing the land
tn BE- sold as above. on the same terms and for III,
same price as the above land belonging to the es
tate is sold for. ID ALANsoN K PHILLEo
Rock Island. Illinois, Jan 30, 1875.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
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1anSs M 5 ss m ssn. eas M | * ISL sss
, 1875-07-07

Center IN thsir boRt- sa Ito eonseivsd tbs idea of
aaviuH l.ar. Cutting large piaco Of duck out
ot tho nataaatI, ho coutri1o1. LY elnt Of nuclt
Ingenuity, tn nal It ovor tho l1olo. To DO
this ro.lnired considerable o1srtion. especis1lv
tho mailing undsr wssezs hui h1
stick to tho job, &n.L alter s"verAl
honya Of nnromtttnE sxdttlon. hhi tho
Batlsfacston Of seclnk II sccomptinhsd. Ncst'ng
sal on her, im want IN boatd bts own veasai aud
eAvo INSTRUCTIONS to tho Two lads how TO run for
PORTLAND, and ton rptrrnod alono TO the sontor.
Giving lie vosael l,eol asto rslle'e tho dna-
a,,i ailapel Lin conrsn for Portland. fGstaNe!
i,y I'm Elien, A fno lfttfo 5rcczo arrang u;' and
ti,c water ID tho vs<ael tuahltR forward beotght
tne stsr,, out Ok vstsr, which otIectaslty pre-
vented her taking IN any moro. This opof-
atel nguc1, In hin favor. a. hhs wnA
ihgu two.lhircs full ok water, *nd n1ltcss tho
jeak Ind been stopped nhe would hare kept
efoat but short tino longer. 1lo ran all night,
aul react,ed port pn Wednesday noon. hIr.
Uoratio Babeon ono Of tho vnorn OF the Contar,
immoIiatoiy won. to Portland, and accodel 10
behalf Of the oi1lees ia which tho vstne wAa i.s-
surad. II Wan plucky job throughout. and tba
vessel will aoon 30 rcpa!rcl and made aa good =.
evur. Capt. WhItmoro lis young man, only 2i
yoArH OF age.
, 1875-07-07
1 rlucky Young Guptnin.

tt0QAtsEfT {Haa5.1 ddWFh9fF- ----.-
neheoper Ado}son Genter, of th,s port report
ea 10 our last paper ~ being run down ant, sban-
apnea, snd aubsequent'y picked up aud carried
n Iato Pot.land. arrival ii this port Oh Monday.
ihe pa1tioulsss Of hor being aavoa sre "a ful-
IOWA kad aersa "A IN illustration of what pluck
been boarded by Tuite i numbor OF yos-
~, th9 maAteta at which considered 1t
ss1p?As!blo to get hor into port Al
~ ~ aaa = big hole In her stern, th1olai! uhlo1l
~ ~ astsr - was making rapidly. On Monday aho
Se3eons Ellsu. Of Ellsworth. Me-. bound fol
x9e. HI bad - crew two boya onfy. Lot.
Aaata-o1 veaasl drift. thsi boarded the
, 1875-07-07
THE ExCp11sIoN BUSINESS.

THE ENEpA51uN Nu6lHEbas
10 fhs EIaor af 7'hs Chicago tribune:
Cu1cAao. July 8.-Soeiug IN item tn this morn
ipgs paper about tho excursion on the bar1uo
aumner Cloud yesterday. would Like to call the
attention Of the public 70 an excursion thai Wan
not made. Beng informed BY tho bills and tho
CaptaEn thAt tho vossel wou1d leaYo on an excur-
sion to Calumet, Lincoln Park, and Evanston At
o. n., and bsyoud tho rdual entertainments tho
oompany would witness grand yanpt Eaos; alHo
aHwim,uing ozlbston by Prof.. Jones In ons Of
Doytona llfo-suiss. paid my dollar, and fow
minutes before that hour went abohrd Three
otoleok came, thsn 4, and D.; still tho crowd
waited expeotantly till about dark, whom II waa
announced thtt she wonld not 70 At all. mesu-
While Yyo wsro entertained with lager from tho
bAs nud rst1eshnlante from tho luneh.atand. TAa
bartender and luucll-uaA NaEa tho only busy
o,es. Tho former was evidently working Tor
htmarlf, for, wl1dn the rGwa camo that Bho
would not no out he was soen to chpaixo tho
u,onsy-t@sswer n eiRAr-bo1) With tho remark,
"Iuis pays ma." Tie lunanrmsa turned en
partica. EYon tho sailors me.D working for th0ir
own interest," for they might he seen disappear
mg iu tl.e darknesa with boer-kega on their
aloudsrs.. The pop. to prbvtnt being stolen
was chucAed In tue hold whore tbs frARmsnts
stiH roMa,n. At this }ul,atlsEo W. HaIs informed
that our nloney would b refunded BY calling %
Capt J. Y. JoneH, corner OF VOL ls and Bouth
Nator Streets. Although numerous tieket-no!d-
ers, the band. and yarfoua other creditors wcrb
looking for The Eaptaint ns ts not to bs found
1 tum6t IA IN circulation that he Ass Gone 10
Sunday. cnAnLEa EDWARDS
No. III K1uktq 4ftpot,
, 1875-07-07
ExCURSl0MlSTa.
Spsctal D,sr.steh to 7,hr Chicago Tr,bu.

!spsctal D,sp4teh to The Chicago Tr,1an
pEoAlA, ill.,, July G.-T4o long -ta!kcd-of
Board OF Trado oxcusion, for which tho Board IN
indebted to tie Toledo. PeorIa 4 Warsaw Road,
started from hore this morning, with Cincinnati
"a tho terminating point. There wero shout 250
o1cursioniHte, including Ill the Doarti Of Trada
city officials, and prominent citizons. iu all a
worry fair representation Of tho wealth. beauty
and enterprise OF Peoria. At Fairousy tha party
we're received with BRASS baud aud treated to q
regular banquet, All nlong tho route there woro
crowds gathered at tho depots and bands Of mt
aic served to keep up the spuits OF tho gay OF"
oursoh paytY,
, 1875-07-07

solted and ecauon,fzeti To semi tl,cfr Fon to Cnf
le8a, aud hn has Jn}artcI with \ rsverent faith,
shoy rccolyo him again all irrevcremt, cantjour.
akaptfcaf gratttAtn " John Milton said TINT it
b. s,,onll fake ordern l,e vauIn write alAvo
with hta nnsne." hrit ses vs. sulH,one u.c 1tss.
ssend Doctor would lnsnent bis indaFendntloo of
1er.ho,I,- I,-Ana waa Hks,st'c. Atll, pothape " tnn-
kt1lpel A9alnAk 1lis will" etc. 4. TA0&Rsok.
, 1875-07-07

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TF0ESD-THENE WAS TtH' tuH1f LEff, ~
~ soash Clnton-,'. o. S,tataay Jnac ~ + .ion aa
s sas.sss A''' ~ ''''''A ''''''''
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ETuuSh-,,A COW. THE OWNER CIV GET 1T Hf
L giving '1eto'trtna a ~ ale'i'eE"s--t'
nnt,rs.. Is m..Sn nIssso 70 I'm 'bs s.u,a ani ri
ii. osn It Whs!aa's barber shou. oornsr ulsfk fnd
r -rtr nv p1lIf1VA Nt1TiYT7FV WALNUT AMI
H.Ii,nu. nr On Ma.tsuu frtnt r.u,loa 10 Wiuchea.
@ ;", "s ~ ~ .o + ~ Hsp, " r.,n th,s nfaeo and fe
, 1875-07-07
THE naT,oHAL PARK EXPEDITION.

Special Dspatch TO Fh< Chicago Tribune.
IT. rAu1, Minn., July 0.-Col. Ludlow and
sclontiac patty Including Orinnoil, OF Yalo COL
Ioge, loft Bismarck inst oynuinR for the National
Park. military eacnrt will accompany them
ttom Carroll up tho Yellowstone.
, 1875-07-07
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