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STERHosCOPIC PICTURES, CRAYoNs, and Pho
lery, No. S63 Broadway.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB CLoTHISG SToRE.-About IL
o'clock monssy nisht men named John Jester
spo James smith, found concealed In the clothing store
OF Edwad Hsckett No lee fultOns which they mad en-
te previous to closing OF the store for the purpose OF
theft They handed tbs custody OF the police &c
uhou they admitted their guilt and were then locked up y
Justice Osborne 10 await examination
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DESTROYS NEW. ELEGANT and COMMODIOUs

RIDING Ac,D.mY 9th sv 3sthsL-Pyste parties OF
Ladies and Gentlemen have the exclusive ue OF the
School Horses Band of Music two three evenings each
week Terms made known application as above.
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The Horrors Of Shaving are aDOllsned ny INC
PAPBIAS LorIos which only clears the eompeIon o. 81
bic bes but Instantly removes me sIsras "nen
the use Of the razor tender Ein PHALos NO.
SIT Broadway
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Ae'NA
DRsHLER's Pills

DRsHLER's Pills
DEsHLEz's PILLS cure. -
DEsHER's Pills cure Fever and Ague
nSsuEK's PILLS cure Fever and Akqe without fail
sod At he hoIsae add Retail Depot No. 3l Broadway
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ARREST OF A FUGIrWE.-A man named John Van
WAIT all. sed to be fugitive from Columbus Ohio where he
charged With grand larceny yesterday arrested oy
Van Geson Corps and sen; back to Ohio
TO answer the charge.
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Prr.osA1.-The following are AMONG the arrival

a. The pnbclpnI hottIs yerttruHy. .
Atthe Irving HoUsE.-The Hen. p Wilkinson, Penn "a
Rev s. F. Tu,e N H.: the Hon Merritt Clark, Vermont
DR. w. @. Munson New Haven; y; O. Anderson sa,sas 4
Ga A.; Or A Bradford vrsinnes, VII Col. w. L. stron
Mansfield. Ohio; " IN. Bullock. Savannah Ca A. U Heal
Choetaw Agency" Hubert Stone Bos'on. Mas Col jon
Thompson Wakefield, R. l.; Capt L. Dutien U. 8 A.; A
Catlin Burlington, Vt
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The German Hebrew Benevolent Society will cele-
brs.e it's eleventh Anniversary on Thursday, Nov. g.,
by diner at the City Assembly Rooms, No. $50
Broadway. Through the libcraity of its friends and
patrons the Society has been enabled to assist large
number of applicants during the last year. The calls
for relief are numerous and the Treasury is nearly ex-
hausted. Let there be good attendance.
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which II Will be that the Increase In pl now
81 900 bales the increase IN exports 20 Great BRIT
ain, s0oV France 0oo decrease % other foreign pors.
5000. Total increase In exports, 81, 900 baea
The interest on the Buffalo and New-York City
Railroad Bonds, due in May last, is being paid ct tho
Bank Of Commerce. The Trustee, Mr.. Stevens has
issued the annexed circular to the b,pdholders;
"NEwYoRK, Nov. 2, 1884.
"GEsrLExKs In the suit for the foreclosure Of the
frst mortgage bonds OF the Buffalo and New- iofk
City Railroad Company, dated Nov: l, o2 inc oe,
feI dsnts rendered the interest due IN Nay ass enu
taxable costs, which refused 10 accept. Inc court
tbereupon, their application and aftsr srgunon,,
ordered that upon bringing the SUN tendefoo INTO
Court and paving such taxable costs, or paying 'uo
same 10 my attorney, the suit should Dc s'pped
that mortgage. a,uo
have BON received
.k.,...Iis ~ the drf.pdanu of.....'''.''''''' pO
To M, .t.,ut.ry commissions .....'''.''''.'' 10 oS
..................... ss rs
@ p;y;dsd among 500 coupons, gives 10 each COS
No, sas IS at which rate, on presenting the coupons,
Yon uilI receive the amounts.
w. YOur obedisni ssrysn; ,-,,,,
The annexed clear statement Of the condition OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company is publshed by
the Executive Committee Of that Road:
The Directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
psny spprize the stockholders that the constructors
Of the main line Of the road Is upon the point OF con-
pletion-
One Of the members Of the Direction, just returned
from Illinois has personally passed the line q
the road from Cairo 10 Galena, and reports edsf tse
line uninterrupted from Csiss l0 miles aoTse.s
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IxsEssE SALE AT THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-A sale
OF articles valued in the gross at some $4,000, will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock at the Crystal
Palsce and will last during the whole day They con-
sist of the celebrated Marble Sta,uary from j. Rose
& Co. and Alderman Copeland, England, which took
the medals in Loldon and a vast variety of por-
cslain and china, Of the most curious and valuable
kind in lets to sut housekeepsrs such as tsblese.
toilet articles, &C. The Catalogue confirms 4s pages,
embracing sos lots and may be had at 80 Broad-ss.
and at the Palace. Messrs. Waterbury & Dyer are
tie Auctioneers.
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DIR. LoRDs LEcruRE,-The Rev. DR.. Lord wi
lecture night, before the Mercantile Library ASS
citation on Louis the Fifteenth
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1854

"Oh gee certs;nly, n your company Sny iengta OF
.ime-if be should Eo, cone I'D nght--or morning.
The lady led the vay 10 the ps-icr. Both were
seated UPON The soia, snd tine weui oil on the
Wigs of-lovel Wei, Ne thought 30. He taouga'
that every woman that smiled upon him was made to
love. Perhsrs be offered bis to her acceptance She
old not accept. but ths, only served to make his
stronger. So few time, IL = loud ring az the door
bel marked period.
The lady ran to open the door, .Dd stopped for a
few hssiy woros with the new Conner, AMI then came
in rnd sa'd Ny husbrnd-the doctor
Her visitor wanted TO see one Just as much as The
other. he woud very gladly have given the room TO
either, but the tso in one stood in the door. rs
looked snxiousiy toward the stsl chsrmer who had
epticed Rim into snare. and she smiled showed her
beautiful aoih, and vanished. The teeth reminded
bin Of hisOwn.
The doctor looked stern, ard said sternly: " Did
you sish 20 see me professionally, SIR" OF course
he did What else could be say he there for
He thought of the decayed tooth, and thought he
world have that out to get out himself /, was not
exactly tooth for tooth. but il soon will be.
He took his seat, and the doctor applied the nppers
andrew the wrong tooth-a perfectly sound one,
upon one side of the other.
or course il was a mistakes bloody mistake-brt
easily remedied by pulling another. That would be
tooth for tooth The doctor would axe no excuse,
and applied the instrument again and drew-anoiher
sound tooth The decsyed one now stood alone, and
the doctor thought nigh, perhaps get we'll he was
toersbly sure that he hsd cured the musical geatie
man of his tootbache, and very kindly tod him to
pay him five dollars, and if his troublesome tooth
should ever plague him again, all be hsd to do was to
follow his wife home and he would pull all the teeth
out OF bis head.
Butte record., 1854-01-21
BENICIA IRON WORKS.

STEAM ENGINE. BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP.
INHIS Establishment is now in successful
operation, and offers to the public facili-
ties equal to any in the United States, for
manufacturing or repairing Steam Engines of
the largest size, Boiler Work, Brass Castings,
Mill Gearing, of the most approved patterns,
Bloom Iron, Cast Iron Columns, Window Caps,
or Entire Fronts.
Contractors and others will do well by pa-
tronizing this establishment, as their work
will be executed with greater despatch. and
at LowtR PRICES than at any other manu-
factory in the state.
The company have extended their Piers.
and erected large Crane Tor the accommo-
dation of their customers
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD FLINT, Agent p. NJ. s s.
Company, corner Leidesdorff and Sacramen-
to sts., San Francisco, or to,
CHARLES FRENCH,
Resident Engineer. Benicia Works.
r0r-1G I'm
Butte record., 1854-01-21
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On Adams & Co., in all the principal cities of
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable
at the following banks
E. W. Clark and Bros, StL ous; Mechan-
les and Farmers Bank, Albany; Utica CITY
Bank, Utica; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse;
Bank of Auburn, Auburn; Bank of Atica.
Buffalo, Rochester City Bank, Rochester; q .
Smith & Co, Chicago; Alex Mitchell, Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., Milwaukee; Michigan
State b nix, Detroit; Commercial Branch Bank
Of the State of Ohio, Cleaveland; Clinton Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento,
San Francisco, and all the principal towns of
California. Deposites received, special or 9TH
erwise.
Collections made on all parts of the Atlantic
States and California And all other branch
es of Express Business promptly attended to-.
The latest dates of Atlantic aud California
papers. Subscriptions and advertisement
received for newspapers and periodicals free
of charge.
A special messenger is dispatched with ev-
cry treasure express.
SAM. W. LANGTON,
octl2 Downieville.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

ARLEANS HOTEL, SECOND sr., SAcRA-
~ MESTo Having taken charge of the
long and we'll established Orleans Hotel, the
undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made such arrangements and i'm
provenents as vii. render it the best hotel in
the State
The sleeping apartments are of the first
order-good beds, clean linen, and well ven
tlsted rooms The house being fire proof rem
jers il particularly desirable
The Bar is supplied with the choicest IL
quors, and served by superior tenders
The Restaurant is under charge Of one Of
the best caterers in the State. Every luxury
OF the season is furnished, and placed upon the
table in the best manner. Meals can be had
at all hours.
He hopes by the strictest attention on his
part, and those connected with the house, to
give universal satisfaction
GEO B. BIDLEMAN,
novi2 Manager
Butte record., 1854-01-21

ATTEMPT TO BRBE A CALIFORNIA
SEyAToR.-About week since, lead
ing member Of one of the principal bank
ing houses in San Francisco approached
the nator from Butte county, who was
believed to be opposed to the election of
United States senator this winter, and
directly offered him the sum of $1,000,
in consideration of his voting to bring it
on du ing the PR sent session, at the same
time proposing to place in his hands the
additional sum of 1000, to be given to
another Senator from Northern Dis
trict of the tate, in order to secure his
vote for the same measure The propo-
sition was Indignantly repelled, and
shortly after, the Senator who had been
approached left the city for Benicia
Every possible means have been en-
ployed to prevent the development of
the facts. Entreates, promises of rewa. d
and finally threats of personal violence,
as we are informed, were in turn made
use of, but without avail. YESTERDAY,
or the day before, the Senator commune
Gated the circumstance to Judge Of one
OF the State Courts, who embodied them
in the form Of an affidavit, which has
been subscribe and sworn to by the
Senator to whom the bribe was directly
offered
For the sake of humanity we trust that
the above can, in some way, be refuted
AS stated, however, it seems almost i'm
possible, and what else can be inferred
than that it has been attempted in other
cases. The author of such baseness as
described in the above article, deserves
all the evils which the whipping post
can confer.
Butte record., 1854-01-21
CONGRES SSIONAL.

WAsHINGToS, Dee. 2l.-In the Sem
ate to-day, Mr.. Hamilton introduced a
bill to establish a telegraph line to the
Pacific.
Mr.. Gwin, from the Committee on
Naval affairs, introduced a bill for the
building of six propellers, as naval st a
mers. Contracts for building them to be
advertised for. A similar bill was brought
up from the House.
The question Of French spoliations has
been taken from the committee on For
eign Relations, and referred to select
committee of FIVE.
Mr.. Benjamin reported bill to extend
the limits of the city of New Orleans.
In the House, Mr. Phillips presented
resolutions instructing the Committee on
Commerce to inquire into the propriety
Of continuing md completing the river
and harbor improvements which have
been commenced. They were adopted.
Butte record., 1854-01-21
ALDET'S BRANCH.

SnANSOIE STREET, IN THE TEUAMA HOUSE
~ san Frunciseo-iersons DESTROYS of e!joying the
luxury Of an elegant table spread villa MI iuxuries
OF The free from dust, noise and crowds and in
g"Iteei neigh5orhood, can be accommodate at The
above establishment. The celebrated RAPHAEL.
whose superior in culinary science be found in
this city, has been permanently engaged the cief d.
c0siRe and the Patronage OF all lhe ladies al The Te-
aalla Bouss, 1e rs hosts Of other cnstomisrS is u
sufficient guarantee for his success in catering to the
palate o the most astdlOas. TIE best Porter house
Steaks, VI u.tou Chops. sc &c, cooked order at al;
hours, md in superior lyle Ice Creams, Blanc NANCE
and other iisht refreshments suitable for ladies' use
separate rooms for ladies and private families
aui I'm w. B. GOULD. Proprietor
BARRETT & SHERW0OD'S.
l6l Clay street, San Francisco
n. B.-Qusrtz mixed with Cold. suitable for cutting
purchased at from We hundred per cent above
the gold value uoyI2
Butte record., 1854-01-21

al CNULTY'S MUSEUM RE-oPENEp.-
I'VE The Elephant ahead! and the great sea
serpent having been terminated, has fully re-
covered. The great Depot for everything in
the Mercantile line. No. 40 ] street, between
second and third, re-opens this day, and offers
for sale at reduced rates, the largest and best
selected stock of Goods to be found in Califor-
MIA. In addition to the great variety on hand
there has been received ex Golden Age. Sea
Serpent and other clippers, large additions,
purchased expressly for this market, and at
prices which warrants sales at rates below any
other establishment in the city.
The Stock on hand consists in part Of
HARDWARE
Picks, axes. hoes, long and short handled
shovels, chisels, augers, braces and bits,
planes, screws, sledge and hand hammers, cut,
wrought and horse nails, stocks and dies, pat
ent and spring balances, anvils, vices, smiths
bellows, mill, round and bastard files, trace
chains. carriage bolts, and in fact every des-
cription of Hardware. Copper, sheet iron and
zinc, stoves Of the most approved styles. gro
ceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, L.
quors, wines, segars, boots and shoes best as
sortment in Cal. Agricultural implements,
just received. threshing machines, tanning
mills, plows, straw cutters, scythes and snaths.
hay forks. sc. &C.
Traders are respectfully invited to call and
be convinced that what we assert is true, viz
that goods can be had from 20 to so per cent
cheaper than at any other establishment in
the city. All goods guaranteed of the best
quality.
Orders promptly attended to, at
novl2 tt McNULTY's MERCANTILE MUSEUM
Butte record., 1854-01-21

TERRIBLE RIOS ON THE CENTRAL
RAILRoAp.-From Chicago We have a
brief account of terrible riot among the
workmen on the Illinois Central Railroad,
near Lasalle. 1t appears that an alter
cation occurred about wages between a
contractor named Story and party of
Irishmen, which resulted in the shooting
of one of the disafected Mr.. Story
was afterwards captured and brutally
murdered, and his wife was fired at, but
escaped. 1t is reported that the fore
man Of the deceased has since shot nine
of the laborers, and the Sheriff has killed
two more and captured Thirty. The
ringleader Of the rioters escaped.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

RED HAIR.-"A tinpenny, your hon.
or" exclaimed sturdy beggar at stage
coach door in Ireland, to Scotchnan
with fiery ringlets, but who was quite in
sensible to the appeal-"a fp-peenny.
your honor; a fppeny, or penny, or a
halfpenny, please ye.' Finding the
Scot inexorable, the beggar altered bis
tone, and said, 'Will your honor please
to lend me lock ofyour hair to light my
pipe with"
Butte record., 1854-01-21
JOS GRANT g. ARM GuyoL.

4X OSEER ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT -
& The subscriber having made extensive alterations
IN cr establishment. prepared to execute or
ders Ia Woot, Copper and Steel Plate Engraving die
sinking. sens plate cutting door plate enCruving en-
boss AID copper and steel plGie printing, view Of
buildings and stores, wedding and visiting cards, noiu.
rial aud county seas engraved al the shortest notice aud
siailonefy Newspapers and Books, by the latest arrl-
vas. In the Wood Engraving department they think if
only necessary TO mention the name Jl Mr. A. V. : An
thony, long and favorably known 10 the New York
~ Clay si, next door to the Post OAl.ar,
novl2 NJ PELOUZE.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

uMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER Que Million
MA Iett oi lumber, conelsng Of
by T. By I. by 3. by 10. 5 by io and 9 By
by :, I by 4 and ! by scau,ling.
Dy =, y by SO by lu, and by L timber.
AIso.-!jitY Thousand Shingles, one hundred thou
ssnd ialhs and aity thousand Pickets
Eor sn.- y RYAN DUFF & co,
Lumber Dealers, Market ST. V harf
Butte record., 1854-01-21

LOWER CALIFoRNIA EXPEDITION.
New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Government has
ordered naval expedition to be sent
from San Francisco to Lower California,
for the purpose of arresting the expedi-
tionists against Mexican territory They
are to be carried to San Francisco for
trial, under a charge of violating the
neutrality laws.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

SaTEAM ENGINES, BOILER, ETJ. FOR
~ SA-E.--Oae Tubular Boiler. nbodt 50 horse power
connected Engines, l. inch stroke and II inch bore
Lo; OF 81 nch -ii4fling, Pulle.s and Hangers.
One large Blower,
Ole Blacksmith's Forge,
One Lever Punch,
One small Trip Hammer
Two Cupalo Sheii5,
Six hundred Fire Brick
Two sci uf CHpalo Castim-s
one barrel Black Lead POS,
Five tlue Brushes
Eleven bnrres Fire ClEy,
One barrel Rosin.
One Hand Lathe--Iron shears,
Let of Wrought Iron Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe TOngs,
One Magnetic Water Cuage.
All the above articles of machinery made In "
to order ana have been left with the undersigned to
dispose OF for the parties owning them Persons des-
rous of seeing he machinery, will please call at the
'Siuter Iron Works, Rincon Point. San Francisco
novl2 GEORGE X. GLUYAS.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

THE SoULE AFF AIR.-The provoca-
ton given by the Duke of Alba, at ball
given by the French ambassador, which
led to the Assault by young Soule, is sta
ted as follows by the Paris correspondent
of the London Chronicle:
Mr.. Soule, Jr., while walking through
the ballroom with Mrs. Perry, the wife
of the United States Secretary of Legation
operheard the Duke of Alba, (who had
recently been in Paris, and is therefore a
judge of ladies dress, make some con-
temptu"us remark on the style of dress
adopted by the wife of the American Min
ister, (mother Of young Soule)
1t appears that the Lady had adopted a
costume which is not quite Ia mode de
Madrid, in so far that it covered her per-
son up to the throat; whereas the most
approved fashion among the Madrid dam
sells is to exhibit as man> of the graces
conferred upon them by nature as come
within the bounds of decency. The re-
mark Of the Duke was, "There goes
Mary of Bu gundy.' Mr.. Soule, or
hearing the contemptuous expression,
left the lady with whom he was walking,
and going up to the Duke informed him
gu Il etalt une canaiHe, and accompA MED
this piece of information with a-push.
Great excitement ensued, and Mr.
Soule's father having interftrred, took
away the yeung man, who subsequ ntly
addressed chalange to the Duke, hich
has not yet been accepted. the Duke
haying found it convenient to 'epresent
the whole affair as political--which it
certainly is. if the American Minister'S
wife was not strictly in fashion. At all
vents, no fighting had taken place at the
time when the last dispatches left; but
the affair was a topic of conversation
every where, and the feeling was hat
Jonathan's pos ton in it was preferable
to that of the Hdalgo.
Butte record., 1854-01-21
From Sacramento.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Langton & Bros.

Treasure, Package, and Letter Erpress,
hAlLY, to and from Downeville and the
~ Northern and Southern mines, in con-
nection at Marysville with
ADAMS & CO.,
By every steamer to the Atlantic States and
Europe South America, Australia, Oregon,
the Sandwich Islonds and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public Tor transmitting Gold Dust, Valuable
Packages and Letters, at reduced prices, 10
all parts of the world at our principal Offices.
From .uarysrille to From Doicnieriuie to
Dobbin's Ranch, Forest City,
Fosters Bar, Smiths Diggings.
Billiards. Bar, Kanaka Greek,
Stoney Bar Minnesota,
Camptonville, Wolf Greek,
Railroad Gulch, Snow Point,
Oak Valley, German Bar, NJ. F.,
Slate Range, Concord Bar, do,
Indian Valley, Scott's Flat,
Rantedotler Bar, Moore's Flat,
st. Joseph's Bar, Orleans Flat,
Goodyear's Bar, Eureka South,
Cox's Bar, Back Bone House,
Downieville, Illinois Bar, S. F.,
Ousleys Bar, Missouri Bar, do,
Parks Bar, Nevada City,
Long Bar, Eureka North
Industry Bar, Craigs Flat,
Kennebec Bar, Rapid Greek,
Barton's Bar, Missouri Bar,
Empire Ranch, Sweetand's,
bridgeport, San Juan Cherokee,
French Corral, Sierra City,
Frenchman's Bar, Sierra Valley.
Hess Crossing, Mid. 1uba.
and the various other places Sn the route.
Butte record., 1854-01-21
HOTEL.

W ERANDAH HOTEL.-The proprietors Of
v this establishment, grateful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore extended, and des-
rous of afording every facility for the accom-
mediation of visitors, takes this method of sta
ting that they nave enlarged their accommo-
dations SO as to embrace the upper stories of
the brick building on the corner of Second
and K streets, the City Bank. and the build
ing adjoining the bank on K, and also the
property adjoining the latter, giving front
Of $50 feet on Second and K streets. with a
private entrance on X, to our upper stories,
or sleeping apartments, which affords accom-
modations for one hundred persons, in beau
tiful and well ventilated set of rooms, neatly
furnished, with constant attendance Also, a
large hall or entrance, leading from K street
to our SALOON and RESTAURANT, the lat
ter having also been enlarged and completely
renovated and placed under the immediate
superintendent of George Stephens, the well
known and popular caterer, and fo:mev pro-
prietor of the Globe Restaurant, in Sacra-
mento. Both the hotel and restaurant will be
found open to the reception of guests at all
hours of the night, so that persons arriving
and departing by the steamers or stages will
always find either department in readiness to
wait on them-and promise that no effort shall
be wanting on our part to make our visitors q
pleasant home.
novl2 G. L. TUCKER s. CO.
Butte record., 1854-01-21

A GENTLEMAN-Mr. Justice Tai
forud, in a recent trial, thus defined the
character of gentleman. The evidence
proved that the defendant, while in the
theatre, had said to the plaintiff, "Do
not speak to mel am a gentleman, and
you are tradesman;" and in summing
up the learned Justice said,-"Gentle-
man is is term which does not apply to
any station, but to the mind and the fee
lings in every station. The man of rank
who deports himself with dignity and
candor, the trade>man who discharges
the duties Of life with honor and integrity
are alike entitled to it; nay, the humblest
artisan, who fulills the obligations cast
upon him with virtue and with honor, is
more entitled to the name of gentle
man lhan the man who can indulge in Of
fensiye and ribald remarks, however high
bis station" If men would square their
conduct by this definition, all would be
gentlemen.