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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
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9o6 Ar6eiten aGer Art prsmyt NIB Siaia
ausssff4rt.
Office Ser Gazette
10. Az &ainfra6r. 3pii5.u 4. Il. s.

Wabrib, Is. Sept. - Die ipanii 5sss
3oIbeamten, weI@e burd bic Wieber-ess
nabu,e zines BON einem iparii@en 3sdc1t.
ter int 9afen pom Gibraltar ssnomm.ueu
brittii@en R~auffabrers in @efansenf1s 1T
seratben waren, iinb infOIse ssr entidisbes
men g%OrfeIunsen bee ipanii9sn GOniuls
baiebt in Srsibeit seiest worben. Ser
r9olitieo" meint, Spanien miife auf elmer
gnti3dStsuns fir uurs@tmabise 9efaus
ssnbaItuns betsben.
Gweeb.
2onbon, 20. Sept. Gin Mabriber
selesramm beitdt,st, OaB Der ameeitauii9e
&riessbampfsr rGruntltu" Guesb unS
9untim 9aufe bieier @O9s on Soro usbs
men uub mad Seem yOrt ubfibreu wirb.
Stso, Spanien, 20. Sept. De-
Oampfer rGrautIin" traf beute Morsen
bier elm. Eweeb wdr b0dit iberrai9t, ais
CT bOrte, baB berieIbe i'm mad New Dort
;uridbrinsen weroe. Ct bate sebofft, baB
IS inn Bel istner Nntunft auf Cuba selin.
gen werbe, nit 9ilfe ieiner Greunbe feline
5reibeit wieber su seuinneu. als Der
rGrantlin" slnser seworfeu bate, besab
f4 9r. gbee, Der iteuuertretenbe 9eianbte
Der Ser. Staatsn, an Borb beKelben uub
beipra@ iid NIT benz B%sfeblsbaber absr bic
beuOritebenbe @ini&ifiuns BON Sweeb unb
9unt. &c 1T bic abiidt bes &apitdns.
bic gefanseneu beute abeub nod an 8orb
isinss S4ifss brinsen su Iafen. Ddbs
renb ibrer @efansenidaft waren bieielbem
BON eiuan,er setrennt uub burften ni&t nit
chamber uertebren. Der 9ouuernsurb atte
i~trensen gefebl sesebeu, @iemanben 81:
ibnen 3u Ianen. I'm einem etuaisen
SelbfmOrbs ueriu@ Eweeb's uorsubeuseu,
wirb berielbe bic 3sit Der sRidiabrt in
ftrenser GAIT unb untsr b~eitdnbiser unb
i@arfe Beva9uns uerbrinsen miHen.
2iffabon, 20. SeYt. Ni9olas Sals
ueron bat f9 pom Weabrib bieber sefa4=
tet, nm Der wesen BetbeiIisuus an benz
grlafe bss in Spanisn uerbreiteten rabitas
len aufrufs inn brobenbsn @srbaftuns gu
entseben.
BiIboa, %. Sept. 0ie Yrouinsials
uertrstuns bat ii3 ioebeu eonitituirt u. ibre
Mrbeiten b~esOnnen. Die Gibrer empfsbs
len weiie MdBisuns in ben Beratbunssn
unb cine unna@siebise 9aItuns in Der Grase'
Der BroutnoiaIs Greibeiteu.
giser Der neuli9 Bel Gan Sebafian
uerbafteisn GarIiiteu 1T weseu Criminals
uerbre9en u,n einem &riessseridt gum
Gobe uerurtbt:lt worben.
Cab.
9apanna, 20. Sept. - Gin i9redlis
der @otbitanb bsrri@t in S'usrto Srineipe,
friber cine Der rei5iten Stdbie ber SnieI.
3wsimaI bic ISOLDE usrSsn auf Dem &artts
plate 1000 Portionsn Spsiie on bic armen
aussessbsn. g~ienfuesos wirb BON ben
Spanier auf Der 2anbs unb Der Seeieite
fart befetist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
NusfGmoi(&e 2suno(&aa.

Ole NationaIIiberaIen in
Oeuti@lanb ieben. baB ibr Stern i'm gr:
blei@en 1T unS tniri@enb fansen ie an, bies
is Gbata@e einsuseitebeu. 60 winieIt
~webmatbisen Cones Elm 4iberaler in einem
guIturbIatte foIsenbe Seremiabe: rGs
wdre bS4it ,bSri@t, wenn man ii& i'm
9iabIid auf bic beruoritebenben Meuwabs
len aaf HberaIer Settle elmer iorsloien
SiesessewibbeitbinSe wolte. 3und@H
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
AayuS aus ben telegraph. g.pefasa
Oeuti4 b.

Bremen 20. Sept. Der 96lters
re@ts:G OnsreB, weI@er bisr tast, entf9ieb
in Der Debate iiber r5reibanbel ODER
S&us3Ol1 su @uniten bes Grfersu.
8ef4ldfe wurben sefaBt, weI@e auf ben
Gbi@luB neuer, benz Gins unb Musfubr:
@ei@dft sr0bere 8ortbeiIe sewdbrenber
9anbelsuertrdse unb neuer, ben 9aubelss
uertebr, Defenders awii@en RuBlanb unb
Amerita erIei@ternber 3oluertrdse brinsen.
2onbon, 20. Sept. Die bannouers
'i@en B~rouinaiaI > Stdnbe baben bur4
eintimmisen 8ei&Iub bic preuBifde &esies
runs UNI @aderitattuns bes gsrm0sens
bes GrsR1niss @eors eriu9t.
Der beribmte SiIbbauer grnR pon Bans
bel 1T, elmer telesrapbii@en @a9ri9t BON
SonauwOrtb in Baiern 3ufoIse, bsute bort
aeitorben. Gr wurbe seboren gu slnsba9
i'm SABRE 1900 unb NOT Elm S4iler Der
Win9ener Ntabemte. Seine srSBte
S@opfun9 ma ods 0~ern1anns:O entmal I'M
Eeutoburser @aIbe. -
Jrantrei9.
Paris, .25. Sept.-Oer 9eneruIs@ Sou:
uerueur uon Mlserien, Gen. gbansp, bot
bic &esieruns bena@ri@tist, baB elm ause:
meinsr aufitanS in bieier PrOuin, brobt. ()
Don Carlos.
Cairo, %. Sept. DON Carlos iou
bic franSOfi@en Seb6rbsn bena9ridtist
babsn, baB er ielbit usnn elm ueuer gir:
s~ertries in Spanien ausbre9en ioate, ni9t
babiu suridtebren wirbs, unb in wsmisen
WO@eu Yaris uerIaHsn unb mad Selsien
ober ber S&wei3 sebeu werbe. (glaubsns
ni9tD
@roBbritannien.
2onbon, 25. Sept.-Sir @arret @ol,
ielep hnb Cir Z. Sbsptone. weI4e nit au.
Beror6entli9sn SoIma9ten ausserilet
fnb, UNI England in Der iabafritanii4en
EransuaaI:& epubIis gu ssrtretsn, fnb uer.
sansenen Greitas auf einem eisens genie
tbeteu Dampfsr mad sapitaot absereif.
2onbon, IS. Sspt. - Die Daily
Ntsws" i@reibt: Sobn S'gonnor Youer,
WitsIieo bes YarIameuts fir Napo Gouns
tp, SrIanb, bat feline Stsle oils Mrtslisb
bes 9ei3ditsausi@uHss Der irii9sn ga.
t~ionalpartei (home rule confederation mics
berseIest unb ii4 mad ben Ser. Staaten
einsei@iift, ais llsberbrinser zines Slid,
wuni9idreibens CUR Geier Der bunbertiab.
risen llnabbdnsisteit bsrisIben, bas benz
Yrdiioentsn @rant gu ibsrrsi5sn er unb
bas YarIamentsmitslisb CHARLES Stspar,
Yarusa fir @eeatb beauftrast iinb.
&uBIaub.
Berlin, 20. Sept.-Sie ruiil9e Re:
sisruns bat bic Ginidreibuns aler Yierbs
anseolbnet, weI6e ibr i'm Saue zines &ris:
ses sur Seriisuns seitellt psrben mastsn.
Spanieu.
Barcelona, %. Sept. Gin bon 30
rita unb SaImsrpn in Yaris untsr,eidne.
ties Mtanifeit rabitaler Hspublitaner 1T IN
sanS Spanien uerbrsitet worSen. SaHelbe
%befau~ortet bic Wieosrintrafistuns bsr
Serfa0uns pOn 1869, a~usssnOmmen bic
Seitimmansen bsrielbeu in Sstrsii Der
Morar4ie unb Der @lei@bere4tisuns aaer
Hs|'aionsr -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03

ratb pom Sadionuiae, Iloriba, $500, BIZ
5owarb llnteriisunss : @eieui@aft in
Nempbis Gem. 1900 Dollars.
60 Bat bic r 4enbe Nemeiis
bod ben MormOnsnfabrer 5. .. See, ben
Morbbuben, errsi9t. Ct wurbe pom ben
@ei4morenen in lltab i@ulbis befunbeu
wesen bes uor 10. Sabren ueribten Verbre:
9ens auf Der Serswieie (WOuntain Wsea.
bom) in Utah. Sc mar nm 10. September
1857, oils 1873 Gmisranten aus Wifouri
unb Mrtanias, Mdnner, 0eiber unb Gins
Der auf vWountain Meabom" nabe Santa
Clara Canyon in 0eauer County, utah,
pom elmer Wormonenbanbe, bic ii9 aIs Sns
bianer usrtlsibet bate, iiberfauen wuroen.
Die Ndnner wurben s~roBentbeils I'M Rum:
pie eri9oFen, bic Beiber unb &inber taIt:
bIitis ermorbet, uub bic tleiniten in lln,ses
bunsen sebradt, in wel@en ie uon benz
entiesIi@en S@idial ibrer gItern niemaIs
etmas erfabren.
60 LANCE bic Blunt esresieruns Brigham
youns unb feline BoIysamiiten sewdbren
lief, batten bic WSrbsr aIsrbinss Ni4ts
~ fir@ten. DEM besreiFi@er 0eiie lies
zen bic Normonenautoritdten Reinen pes
gen elmer 9anbIuns uerfoIseu, bic nit ibrer
@enebmisuns Ober auf ibren 8efebl &C.
i@ebsn mar. MQein bic 3eiten sinsen
porlber. ......
Inter ben. aeuen Obsrri@ter MeRsan
wurbe neben u,an4er an6eren alien &C.
i&i&te aud bas 9lutbab uon Nountain
Neabow aufseribrt. unb Is selans i'm
Ottober 1874 ben B~emdbunsen bes Der.
Staaten Muribaq Marweq ben 9auptan:
filter unb Jibrer beGelbeu Sobn 8. See
in Geber Gitp, Utah, 3u fafen.
Der NeorbproaeB, Der nun besonneu
wurbe, bat Bic gum Spdtiommer bes Sabs
res 1875 ~sebauert. lleber 3uansis Yers
ionen uurben babel pernommen unb ri4t
Denise pom ibnen belaiteten Sobn .. See
auf bas Direttsite. Nber 70 uerni9tsnb
aud bieie 3eusnine waren, 70 baben bic
@ei@woreneu, Iauter @ormouen, bod ben
0erbre@er in Der erfen 9dIfte bes Musuit
NIT o sesen 8 Stimmen freiseipro&en.
Sn3wii&en Iiebeu ii@ bic Der. Staaten
8samtsn bur@ biefsn Miberfols ni&t ents
mutbisen. @i@ter Foreman bielt See int
@sfdnsnib unb als Der 0Tentli4e Intldser
9omarb neue 3eussn berbeissf4afft bate,
wurbs eth sueiter pro3eB, unb GUAR mics
bsrum tn Seauer sinselsitet.
Our@ ben 9euseu SamueI 9nisbt, Der
bamaIs elm Wasenfabrer mar, uurSe Be-
uieien, oaB Zee elmer frau cine SuseI bur@
ben Sopf sslast unO e'nen' wsdO@eu bic
Seble our&sel@n'tten babe. Se'ne Der:
urtbeiluns gum @alseu 1T baber fl9erli4
Sere@tferttst, obSle'@ bic Ibat 10 LANCE
Sabre aurid uerabt wuroe. 9of1en mir,
OaB es benz MorObuben uno ie'nen Snbdn'
germ n'@t no@ in letter .Seit selinst, Der
S@linse auf 'rseno cine, Art gu e%utrinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03

An3sissn fur pieuies. eotsrisn, @lhdsipide
&c, als esn. Settle Der tatb. &ir&e ;upisa, fa-
ben isine Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
SufdnSi(4e 3snuof&au.

Smfdnsi(4e 3saaof&aa.
Der Cincinnati .VoItsfreunb~
benefit nit 3iffern unb 3abIen, baS bic
9iIbenleute Ohio lei Der nd&fen 0abl
seuinnen merben. l1nt omar ftist er f3
babel auf foIsenbe @rinbe: G6atia@e 1T
es. baB bic Deuti&en, wenisfens Der sros
fen Nebrsabl mad unb bic 9iberal.@ epu:
blitaner I'M 8erein NIT ben Demotraten
flr Gilben in bic S1ranten treten merben.
8orises Sabr, mo iene Glemente auf Der
anbern Seite ~itanben, festen bic @epubIi.
taner nit Der s~erinsen Mebrbeit pom $500
aus 600 900 Stimmen. Sc miro elm
2ei@tes fem bieie tle,ne Mebrbeit BON 81
500 3u bewdltisen, namentIi9 ba bieies
Sabr teine Ginan,s unb teine S9ulfrase
i'm SpieIe 1T. Den sr0bten i3uma9s Ct:
balten bic Oemofraten in ben Counties
gupabosa (Gleuelanb), GrantIiu (Golum.
busy, 2ueus (1oIebo) unb 9amilton (Gin:
einnati). Mit Ausnabme BON Grantlin
So. saben bieie Counties aae sroBe @a'
roritdten far bic republisanii9e Yartei ab
unb grade hur@ bic @epinne in bieien
Counties wuroe 9apes uorises Sabr ers
wdblt. Das bic IdnbIi9en DiRriete Be-
trift, 70 fteben bic Sa@en auserorbentli@
sinitis. BORT baben bic Demotraten be-
itdnbis jusenommen. Was bic Cooper u.
garepbewesuus betrifft, 10 idubet fe ben
Giloeu eeuten nidt, neil fe i'm Staate
feline Organization baben.
Sn Rem BORT wirb nun aud elm
tsmperenslerii9es Staats:I idet aufseReut.
Die rStaats3ts.A bemertt: rDie Tempe.
ren3Ier BADEN lei friberen @elesenbeiten
5000 bis 20, 1000 Stimmen aufsebra4t,
unb es Tam ben Demotraten Ni@ts i4as
ben, ruenn bieie Stimraen ben Republita.
nern uerIoren seben.-DaB Demotraten
bas tempsren,lerii9e Eidet ifimmen uer:
ben, fdat pobl Siemanben su bebauptsn elm.
Ser grsDietator Der xbabii9en
8epupIit" unb gr.goniul Der Der. Staas
ten in DRESDEN, 9oren3 Brentano, bat f9
uon ben Republitanern in gbieaso gun,
Ganbibaten fir gonsreb i'm britten Slinois
ier Diitricte nominiren Iaiien.
l1eber bas seIbe Gieber in Sas
pannub, @eOrsia, wirb Golsenbes beri&s
tet: Dom 2l. Musuft, benz Gage bes Nus.
bru@s bes Gibers bis gum 20. b. Mts.,
ruaren l5e Yerionen baran ertrantt, pom
bieien wareu 40 Der &rantbeit erIesen. Gs
if bies cine uerbdItuibmdbis seriuse Sterbs
Ii@teit, wenn rnan In Betra@t ,iebt, baB
beiu1 Musbru@ elmer ioI@en Seude bas
0 ben 9leraten ansewanbte 0erfubren fi@
lebisli@ auf Grperimentiren bei9rdntt.
Der gbaratter bss Giebers 1T ndmIi@ an
Der Golf: unb atlIantii@sn &dRe in psr.
f&ieOenen Sabren Elm febr uerf9iebensr unb
erforbert bemsemdB INNER wieber cine aus
b.re BebanbIuue. 70 bah bic Mer,te erf
ausfnben minen, auf wel@e @eiie i'm &C.
sebenen Sale benz Tieber ginbaIt setban
werben Tam. Das Gieber In Sauannab
bat ,weifeuos M Srtli6. l1rio6eu. ~ Be-.
men freili& ou& bos norm. Metter nidt
weuio b-eioetrao.n bob.n mao. mit bem
@intreteu elm fdblen 3itteruno mirb. 70
bofit man. bos Nieb.r mieb.r u.ri6m,nt.n.
sNn ben letteu Tooen bot R6 81. srnfr.ouno
eel.ot unb elmer a,Sker.u mub. a,lot a..
raa@t; bic asr,te babem .r,ldrt. bah 81.
Rran.beit bereits DOR ibr.n Mittelu ~ mel.
den beainne. l~leberbaupt. faoen fe. f.i
bic sraneb.it in bi.lem Sabre in elmer Sc.
beuteuS miIoereu Gorm aufsetreteu, ais |.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03

5tiratbs. unb I%oSssanjeissn nit Spru&
$3.50, rbne Spru& $i.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03

ausrdrtiss anieissn ma6.n s~srassbsatlt sesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03

1ntr 5 3siIsn grspier rsteu ni&t auaeusu..
men. Ihr iets 3eile 9rssier oter beren 3aua,
eas l. Wal 10 @ts . bic pGdRsa Nale 5 Seats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-03
9rtise DIET Susdsae

Ssbsn :3Sa Der @paIts per Sabr..-...At6OO
SRsaats."...S18W
~ - 3 Renate"...$ 600
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
THE SUSPENDED COMMISSIONER.

MEETING OF THE EROoKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN
PRESENTATION or Tue CHARGES AGAINST COM
MISSIONER FOwLRP-HIs REPLY.
The Brooklyn Common Council Chamber
was ronged yesterday afternoon Mt the opening OF the
adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen The large
attendance and unusual interest occasioned by the
expeccd presentation OF the charges against City Works
Commissioner Fowler, who was suspended on Tuesday
by Mayor Schroeder. Tne charges accompanied by
a letter from the Mayor.
The charges against Mr.. Fowler are as follows:
L | charge that the said william A. Fowler has been
guilty of nonfeasanee in Office In perssteny refusing 10
obey the directions OF the Common Council when he was
required tO obey the same by law.
H. The said William 4. Fowler has di obeyed the diTec-
Ons Of the Common Council for the purpose OF benefit
ing william &. Kingsley and Abner o. keeney to the
injury Of the city.
Mr.. Fowler had sent letter to the Common Council,
which was next read.
As soon as his communication had been read
Alderman Ray OF the Thirteenth Ward said that 10
that an appeal for Justice should be made to the
Board Aldermen by who, for the year, had
held board In contempt. Mr. Ray then offered
ouOn that the suspended commissioner he furnished
with copy the charges preferred against him by the
Mayor and that Mr.. Fowler mako lis answer In writing
at regular meeting OF tine board Tie resolution
was adopted Mr.. Murta later IN the afternoon offered
q resolution tha the next meeting OF the board shOnld
be held and that Mr.. FOwlcrH reply to the
resolution caused considerable discussion, and
finally lost by vote Of IL 10 IL.
Yesterday afternoon the order for mandamus tO
pel the Board of City Works To complete the Hampstead
RESERVOIR dam at cost OF $50 600 accordance with
the resolution of tbo Common Council, wnich was
granted by Judge Barnard few weeks ago. filed In
the County Clerks Office by Corporation Counsel De
Witt and was served upon the comssloners OF that de-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
DEBATE ON THE PAPERS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Among those
attending the meetings of the Social Science Association
are the Rev. Dr. Theodore Woolsey. President Porter,
Francis wayland, and Prof. Sumner, all Of
Yale College; Judge Hoadley Of Cincinnati, Henry
Hitchcock of st. Louis President White Of Cornell Uni
yersity Prof. Hammond of Iowa University, Prof w.
Dwight ex-Gov: Hoffman, Charles hordhof
bor Commissioner; EliZur Wright Of Boston, and
Lafayette Foster OF Counectcut. In the debate the
papers George Walker and Horace White, the silver
questions, the following gentlemen took part III advO-
eating the gold Standard h. Il. NOwise. g. Brad! ord,
Ed ard Atkinson OF Boston, Tbos Baleh Philadelphia
PROT sumner, b. Il. Chittenuen, and Mr studmsz.
s. d. Horton favored silver On the papers read by L. L.
Deiafeld aud d. b. Eaton oil NeW-York, and George
A. katllle of Washington, legal education,
Dr. Anderson Of Rochester, Prof. Wells OF Am
Albor, Francis Wayland Of New-Haven, Henry Htcii-
Of ST. LOUIS, and Prof Hammond of Iowa. spoke In
the discussion. The general opinion favored a hgner
Of study and stretsr examination for admission
the bar. paper municipal debts, read by Daniel
L. Harris, elected discussion by Messrs Bradford and
Derby Of Boston, the latter questioning the nfeTences
MIR. Harms that the cities OF Massachusetts will
come bankrupt II they do not stop ncurring deDts
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
FIRE IN LONG ISLAND WOODS.

Through the carelessness of some persons
burning brush on Saturday night fire broke out in the
woods place known the Forge, west Of River.
head village and owing to the high wind spread for
several miles southerly direction. destroying large
quaint OF valuable timber Large gangs OF men were
all Saturday night and Sunday. AT D. IN. on Sun
day the fire had reached within few feet OF the dam
the upper mills The heat intense and the streets Of
the village filed with dense smoke, so that at
times the entirely hid. At the midam the fire
took easerly course the wind blowing gale For a
time seemed though the fire would reach the village
the roaring OF the flames sounding like thunder they
poured above the tops of the high trees In the west
er part OF the village the houses kept constantly
wet TO quenCh the burning cinders. The steam fire.
engine kept the bridge playing two streams,
on the molding mill aud the other Haetrs 1our MILL
BY O'Clock the fire reached the swamp on the south
side OF the river and gang OF with ShOyes kept t
turned toward the river. On Monday and Tuesday it
burned the plains and part OF Dandy Point Late
Tuesday night the fre got under control It is
estimated that over 5000 burned and
1000 cords wood destroyed On Saturday afternoon
fire broke out in piece OF woods owned by Sylvester
Downs at Atlanticvc aud was not under control until
late ON Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
ENCOURAGEMENT AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

John Gray, q porter at the Central Park
Garden absconded about o'clock yesterday afternoon
with $1155 the contents Of tin box kept In the wine
room, adjoining the bar OF that establishment. The
money the proceeds Of various entertainments given
during the past week. and intended for sundry bills
due to-day Being short Of help the only one OF the
pretors present experimenting the kitchen, and,
having orders oysters the porter to the cellar
for them 1t Ia presumed that the box was then taken
below and opened where II found, the thief making
his escape through the coal hole. or oil the large
force of servants kept in the establishment no one
was present except overworked barkeeper who sat
asleep in his char and knew nothing of the
until the PROPRIETOR had discovered the theft and given
the alarm. maet aud cnisel were found lying by the
box and the work bore evidence OF having been dexter
Ousy DONE GRAY had been In the employ OF the firm for
three weeks, and had shown himself TO be quiet an,
industrious worker. He appeared to be q man OF 40
hight. His hair and mustache were gray. The little
finger Of his left hand gone and bis right thumb de-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
DESTRUCTION OF CABINET WAREHOUSE.

A fire broke out at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon the vestory brick building at Nos 204 and
2O6 West Houstoust owned and occupied the third,
fourth. and fifth floors by II. Lauter T, Kaseler,
cabinetmakers Owing the c,mbusribe OF the
material the flames spread with wonderful rapdity and
Is minutes later a second alarm sounded. BY the
time the engines arrived the ground the whole upper
portion OF the building ablaze and terrible
1agration seemed imminent Accordingly. third alarm
sounded seven minutes later dozen streams were
soon pouring in upon the burning building and by great
effort confined the flames the upper stories
Tnese however, burned out and the
loss stock, machinery, and tools will amount TO
lower floors, sustained loss OF $1,000. The insurance
could not be a3certained.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
OHARGES AGAINST OFFICLALS.
CHARGES AGAINST A POLICE CAPTAIN.
ALLEGED CONSTANCE AT GAMBLING OPERATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS IN THE CASE.


SPECIFICATIONS IN THE CASE
With the concurrence of the other Police
COMMISSIONER az required under the presen rules,
Commissioner Joel B Erhard Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Rules and DISCIPLINE after patient and thorough
investigation OF the facts that have been presented yes
torday ordered charges TO be preferred against Capt
william A. Van Dusen Of the Fifteenth Precinct Police.
for conduct unbecomIng officer. The specifications
declare that though Capt Van Dusen informed and
had reason to b, live that gambling game called Keno
was carried at No. % Blecckerst., Theodore Al on
proprietor nevertheless he gave such orders on Aug.
favored the OF the gAty persons, Instead
of taking measures their arrest and conviction
That when Patrolmen James l. Henry aud Gilbert Carr,
acting under hts Capt Van Dusen) orders, entered the
above described premises and imprisoned there
by said Allen, by his orders. and restrained OF
their liberties 10 hours he made attempt 10 relieve
officers from duress 10 II also specified that Capt
Van Duscn made false reports OF this matter to
Commissioner Erhardt, in writing The charges were
prepared about O'Clock yesterday afternoon and as
Capt Van brscn IL Is understood that this Is only the
beginning, aud that other captains who have failed 10
break gambn ghouses In their precincts may expect
similar attentions from the commissioners -,
In speaking the game at No 90 Beecker-st an old
sporting man stated yesterday TO TRIBuSE reporter
that shrewd arrangements for carrying ON keno
hem made IN tbs city, perfect system OF espionage
kept up, and inan cond enter the place whlie
bv any possibility as last week on Wednesday, officers
deterininidy entered the place. every senblance OF
gamuling disappeared BY maggie and the apartment
became an ordinary reading room. On Wednesday night
officers Carr aud Henry went TO these rooms They weie
I'm uniform, and made effort To conceal Their mission,
but evidences OF gambling were discovered Alien
tod t6em that he had an engagement tnat would
necessitate his absence for several hours, and he
proposed TO lock up his place while he was
gone II the officers determined 10 remain there,
he added he s 'ud treat tnem trespasseTs He re-
minded them that they had ecen no evidence OF any No
On Of the law aud asserted that in consequence thcy
had right In bis place. The officers would not go out
Allen went away, locking and bong the doors alter
him. The officers we're thus inlprisOned over night.
The matter was laid before the Police Commissioners
ON the following morning All the persons connected
with summoned TO the Police Central OF
fee After inquiry into the facts connected with
tins case aud view Of the other information which had
been obtained by Commissioner Erhardt, II was dcter-
mined that charges should be preferred against Capt
William A. Van Duseu. Upon these charges, which have
been given before, the captain Is to be tried tomorrow
morning,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
ADVANCE IN SILK GOODS.

The established advance in the cost of raw
sh having made necessary increase Of the prices OF
silk products, meeting Of the machine, twist and
ing silk manufacturers OF the United States held
yesterda at Office OF the silk Association OF America
to recrye the report of tie committee OF hve appointed
at the meeting held Aug 49, The list Of prices submitted
was approved equivalent to the prices current for
silk at the date Of the last msetng but as the price Of
the raw material has iisen dollar pound since that
date the question of still further advance ia the price
OF the manufactured product conside ed but not
acted on IL was decided await the further develop
ment OF the course Of the market and ~ adhere the
present 10 the prtces reported by the committee which
however, still remain less by si pound than those
asked by the raw silk dealers.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifh Arenae Hctel-AssOciate Justice David Davis
OF Supreme Court Col John w Forney OF Phiade
pha r. ar Admiral EmmOns, u. s. Navy; James ~ joy
President Of the Detroit lansing and Lake Michigan hlI
and Col II. =. McCOmb OF Delaware BfepOoIt
House-C b. Wright, President OF the Northern Pacnc ha
way Company ...N6tropohtan Hoet-Ex Seth padeion
OF Rhode Island Congressman John Rogers OK BLACK
Brook N Y Union Square Hotet-War1er allir o. Iern &
mer " Ind Chief Charles III. LorinR, u b navy
-. 81 ICSL-The Rev. Dr. r. B. Fairbarn Oh sE
stephens College, and Samuel L. Clemens AiarK wn Ti
Hartford . Holman HOuse-Paymaster George H. teau "
s. Navy Central H0teCol A. Munol oil The span
Austria