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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
EmbezzIenenf.

I'm De ZZIeulenI.
TRENTON, Aug. 2S.-A warrant has
been issued for the arrest of Josephus Savy,
Jr., State Treasurer, charged with embez-
cling 100000.
Fatal Railway Accident.
GINNIs STATION, DEL, Aug ga
nephew of Gov. Cochran, and negro,
while driving across the track of the Della
ware Railroad, were killed here yesterday.
The horses were also killed and the wagon
demolished.
Fatal ARRAY Between Women.
CHICAGO, Aug. ga woman named
Lizzie George, living on Twenty-fourth
street, was killed by Mrs. Sachstader at
late hour last night. The prisoner claims
to have done it in self-defense.
Suicide Of a Broken Merchant.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 28.-COl. Edward w.
Longstreet, of the suspended firm Of Long
street q EDennison, leather dealers, COM
mitted suicide last night.
Safe Robbery.
BOSTON, Aug. 2S.-The safe of Meal &
Butterfield, st Lincoln Centre, was blown
open by burglars last night and robbed Of
a large amount of money.
The Ohio River Tragedy.
NEW ALBANY, Aug. 2S.-The prelimi-
nary examination of parties engaged in
the Jacksonville homicide resulted in the
holding Of the paramOur of Lawber for
appearance in the Criminal Court in the
sum OF $500, and Houston, as accessory, in
$500. Lawber died last night al o'clock.
The parties were conveyed to the county
Jail at CharlestOwn.
A SWindler Abroad.
An impOstor named DR.. James Harvey
ComstOCk, who defrauded a number of cit
liens Of sundry amounts, in the aggregate
reaching twelve hundred dollars, has been
arrested. He was an ear and eye doctor,
and stopped long enough to recruit his
purse.
An Aged Minister Killed by a Train.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2S.-Rev. Isaac
Denman, a well-knOwn Baptist preacher,
aged eighty years, was killed at Loli, Ind,
this evening, by being Iun over by a train
over the Indianapolis and st. Louis Rail-
road.
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CHINA.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 2S.-Mr. Wade, the
British Minister, when recently visiting the
Department Of the Secretary Of State, was
kept waiting in an ante-rOom by Lieut..
Hung Chang, Viceroy Of Pekin, and one Of
the Secretaries of State. Mr.. Wade was
offended and withdrew. The Viceroy apOl-
ogized Immediately, and nothing serious
followed.
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Az NAME FOR Il DO.

Detroit Free 1lc--.
A citizen Of Gratiot aysn-r called On TIE
Chief Of Police yesterday, 4 without any
skirmishing around be Inquired:
@Isn't dere ZONE law about G0i?"
"What is that?7 asked the Chief.
"Can dot be dot a weller shall call BIS
dog Bismack?" replied the man.
"Why, a man can name us cog any
name he wants to, l suppose
"He CAM
"Yes."
aAnd dot mon schlll cal his Cog BIS
marclz2"
Eyes"
"And re law Ish no goJ.'
siNO.n
ssHr Ia, yes, 1 shall 80 nit MY house
and name my dog SiOrse- Arlington
Sheneral Grant POSTMASTER SheWsil--
pOOty quick
And he was red in the face as be len.
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ROME

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Times cores
pondent at Berlin telegraphs that the Pope
has sent his special blessing to the pro
mOters of the Catholic Pilgrimage, and it
seems certain the project will be carried
out. To avoid collisions the Pilgrims will
leave Germany one by one and rendez-
YOus at Mons and Paris.
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DESPITE the laws governing the impor-
taticn Of cattle in ENGLAND, which are 50
strict that if only one animal is found dis
e2sed the whole cargo is slaughtered, the
dlsiemper has broken out in DOrsetshire,
and is rapidly spreading. Happily, few
cattle are brought TO the United States
from Europe, bat the present circumstances
warrant every preCaulion being employed
at American ports TO guard our herds from
this fearful plague.
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THE GqUsia Fgnuesseean wants

The GqILesiR TenResseeaB wants TO
know the way the money goes. Hear
it
From reliable sources we learn that
about two-thirds of the wheat crop
raised in this county this year has
been sold and the money therefor re-
ceived. Sumner then has received at
least Sl25. 600 for her wheat, and vet
the time3 continue hard; money seems
TO be about as scarce as ever.
Now will somebody please inform us
what has gone with It?
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THE TURF.
Extra Meeting at Monmouth
Park.
Galway, B. +. Carver, warrior, We
range and CarrfbOO Winners

LoNG BRANCH, y. j., Aug. 2S.-Tbe
first race to-day was a handicap, purse $50,
for all ages, two and a quarter miles. There
were three starters, Nettie Norton. Galway.
and Usage. The race was won by Galway
by two lengths, Usage second, Nettie Nor
ton last. Time, 400.
The second race for a consolation purse
Of 500, one mile, for horses beaten during
the meeting, 3. +. Carver, Vanderbilt,
NeTaugo, Camden, Long Branch, Wind
ham, Jack Trigg and Letitia H, started.
The race was wen By B. f. Carver by a
nose from Vanderbilt, Windham third.
Time, 1:4G5.
The two mile heat race was won by
Warrior in two straight heats, beating Gal
way and DOnnybroak and distancing Hat
tie Howard. Time, S:4GJ, S:4+J.
The gentlemaus race was won by Capt.
LOyd's NerangO by two lengths, II. Bias
sons HOaxer second, c. Townsend's Rum
nv third. Time, 1:53s.
CarribO0 won the hurdle race by ten
lengths, Minnie Mac second, only 70
starting. Betting three 70 one On CaribOo.
Time, 4:43.
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The Investigation OF Indian Frauds.

DENVER, Aug. 2S.-The Marsh Indian
Investigation Committee, which has been
in session here two days, adjourned this
evening, and will tomorrow morning leave
for Kansas City, where additional testi-
mOny will be taken. From Kansas City
they visit their homes. and meet in Wash
ton Sept. 8, TO re-examine Prof. Marsh, and
take the testimony Of Mr.. WEIGH, Commits
siOner Smith and Secretary Delano. The
commission has spent fifty days in this in
vestigatiOn, and has taken a very large
amount Of testimony. Nothing is known
in regard to their report, but members Of
the board freely express the determination
to spare 10 means for disclosing the truth
concerning Prof Marsh's charges.
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The RaItImore FaiInre.

BALTIMOKz, Aug. 29.-The joint com
mittee Of directors and creditors Of the
Calvert Sugar Refining Company have been
all day examining the books Of the concern,
and have issued a call for a general meet
ing Of creditors to hear their report Thurs
day.
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SteambOatmen.

The Louisville SLeambOatmen's Associa-
tiOn to-day appointed sixteen delegates to
attend the convention Of the National
Board Of Steam Navigation, in New York,
in the early part Of September.
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GERMANY.

FRANKFoRT-oN -THE-MAIN, Aug. Is
The editor Of the FFdBlfTteer Zeitlug was
sent TO prison to-day for refusing to testify
as to the authorship Of certain articles, the
publication Of which was in violation of
the laws.
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PARIS, Aug. est is semi-oficially an
nounced here that in consequence Of the
unanimous wish Of France, THERE'S now
reason to hope the Catholics Of Germany
will make no pilgrimage in French terri
tory.
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at llS5 and closed at ia, all sales Of
the day being made at these figures.
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TENNESSEE BONDS in New York
yesterday were nOminaIly 81 for tie
old and 500 for the new issue.
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A SWindler Abroad.
An Aged Minister KILLED by a Train
LOUISVILLE.
RalstOu an Old steamboat clerk.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2S.-Louisville
banks are not affected in the least by the
failure Of the California Bank. Ralston is
well known here by bankers and prominent
citizens, many of whom remember him as
clerk Of Ohio and Mississippi steamboats,
Wnars aun-
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COTTON vas quiet and easier in
New York yesterday, with middling
at 143@l55c.
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ThIevIng on the Rio Grande.

Information has been received from
prominent officers on the Rio Graude tothe
effect that cattle stealing and murders of
peaceable American citizens are still perpe-
trated by Mexican marauders, and in all
PROBABILITY they will continue in spite Of all
the forces We can send there, unless we can
break up the bands Of assassins and thieves
on either side Of the river, and as far in the
int iOr Of Mexico as may be found neces-
corr
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IHE Hatcbie correspondent of the
-6rol7''svsDe Suites signs himself Anna
Gus. We suppose he is.
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ABrazen Corporation.

Special 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Pacific Nail Steamship Company
has filed a claim with the Postmaster
General for the modest sum of $4,000 as
additional compensation for carrying the
mails between San Francisco and China,
The amount now paid the Company for
this service is $4,000 per annum, and as
Congress will have 10 act before this amount
can be increased, there is not the slightest
chance Of the claim being allowed. The
Postmaster General is Of the opinion that
the amount now paid is much too great for
the service performed, and it is understood
he will make no recommendation to Con-
gress in the premises.
The Safe Burglary.
Special to the Cincinnati Gazette.
District Attorney Fisher and his son
have become much disturbed at the agita-
ton caused by the release of the burglar
Snyder: One of them has threatened that
if pressed too hard they would tell all they
know about the famous safe burglary bust
ness. As they are likely TO be pressed very
hard, the truth about that infamous busi-
ness may yet become known.
Men Of slippery straw.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
The POSTMASTER General has encounter
ed much embarrassment from the straw
bidders. They evade the law which pro-
vides for the forfeiture Of the fve-per-cept.
deposit check by complying with the terms
of the law for a short time. Under the
law, as soon as the mail has been deliver
ed, even once at both ends Of the route,
the contractor is entitled TO the return for
his check. As soon as it is returned, he
can break his contract, and the only in
demnity the Government has is on the
bond. The Postmaster General will IN
d0ubtedly suggest many very important
changes in the postal law in his next an
nusl report.
DeIanO's rheumatism.
Secretary Delano is confined to his home
al Mt. Vernon with rheumatism, and the
time Of his return to Washington is IN
certain.
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Mrs. Ton THUMB has been very in at
marlborough. Why would she eat a
whole curranL2-NelO Bedford Mercury.
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CONTRACT Awarded.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has awarded the contract for theprinting Of
check stamps TO the Graphic Company,
New York.
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WASHINGTON.
Cattle Stealing on the Rio
Grande.
Assistant Attorney General.
The Pacific Mail Wants $780,
900 Additional for the
Chinese Service.
The Safe Burglary Business.
Assistant Attorney General.
The Sac BurgIary BusIness.
Assistapl Attorner GeneraI.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Edwin B.
Smith is the New England lawyer to be
appointed First Assistant Attorney Gene
raj, His commission viii be sent to Long
Branch to-day for the "ynature Of the
President,
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FOREIGN.

Bank of California Letters OF
Credit.
Effect of the Failure in London.
Freedom OF the Press in Ger
many.
~
A New Turkish Commander-in-
Chief.
Revolt of Another Turkish
Province.
Has SEQ D'Urgel Capitulated {?
The German Catholic Pilgrimage
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Fatal HALLWAY Accident.


CHICAGO, Aug. ga woman named
Lizzie George, living on Twenty-fourth
street, was killed by Mrs. Sachstader at a
late hour last night. The prisoner claims
to have done it in self-defense.
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CHATTANOOGA

A Persistent Attempt at Robbery
Mysterious Rock Throwing Four
Nights fn SuecessfOn-Other Local
Etems-The IneurabIe MurrRsn.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S.-Ralston's
body was placed in casket and taken
from his house to the residence Of Col.
Fry. The funeral will take place Sunday.
Inquest this afternoon.
Liabilities of the Suspended Bank
ST4,QOO,OOO.
No official statement has yet been made
OF the condition Of the Bank Of California.
The directors applied to Flood & O'Brien
for relief yesterday morning, and offered to
presen. that firm the entire paid up capital
stock of the bank, namely, $5,OO0,O0O, also
100000 in bank, also 100000 in ad-
ditiOn to be assessed on the stockholders;
in all S7,50O,0O0, provided Flood &
O'Bnen would, for this consideration,
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Effect OF the Failure in London
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TRENTON, Aug. 2S.-A warrant has
been issued for the arrest Of Josephus Savy,
Jr., State Treasurer, charged with embez-
Zling 100000.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. q, 1915.
au22 DIFF 1stp6SWlt
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.Ien Of sIIppery straN.
DeIano's Rheumatism.

Secretary Delano is confined to his home
at Mt. Vernon with rheumatism, and the
time Of his return to Washington is IN
certain.
, 1875-03-07

THE ROMAN cARN!VAL-~A COSTUME BALL.
4 letter to the London Tines under date Of
Rome, Feb. 9, SAYS: Like everything else in
Rome, the amnsements Of the ten days before
Lent ase undergoing rapid change. The old
casnival is dying out; new carnival Is spring.
ing into existence. The Corso is being-has th1a
year been entirely-sireu up up to the Jorestie'i,
Who hare desecrated tie merry, frolicsome rites
Of ths presiding divinity By dinging dirty limo
confetti instead Of sweet sugar-plums, throwing
bundles of rank Eeeh ipstsad OF fragrant fo8-
, 1875-03-07

heard cberub child, one night,
ncEeat her evening prayers
heard her ask for Ono aboyn
10 keep hef in His cnre.
She kna1s beside her mothers kneo.
hith face npturued to Heaven,
Wondered II TINT darling ono
Had sins to be forgiven
Her little hands together clasped,
Ier heart 80 free from guile
nGSs1vs HsSs ny ny s,ns ~, y shs swes;iy lii5ped;
tear hedimrned the mothers eyex.
While she smoothed shining CURL
And thoasht Of the thorns that yet might wait
In the path Of her trusting girl;
OF all tho scaidtng tears Of caro-,
of sorrow, grief. and woe,-
TIE lot Of many pilgrim one
Who journeys here bcloW.
What wisdom IN tho Alt-wise oue
To hide from our dim eyes
The burden that our hearts muss hear
Tint in each Me-path lies.
Or many stout Of heart, md thoss
or purpose strong and brave,
Would eic9an at the weary load.
ana md Al ezcly grave.
Were we to know OF bnshted hope,.
HOW OF betrayed onr trust,
ana TINT our idols, one BY one
Must soon return to dust,
Bright Hope her soft, deludfng sou9
Would sing to us IN vain;
"3thln our hearts no answering chord
Would echo buck the strain.
could but weep rhile there gszcd
Upon the child 1t prayer;f
Knew 30 well TINT guileleea hoa1t "
Would have its Ills to boar,
And, Ike myself, look sadly back
10 days when, free from care.
She knelt beside mothers knee
To say her sTsntng prayer.
Fr- 141
, 1875-03-07

l Shall see what they are all at when somebody
tells an Illustrative story will get the taxi and The
/ keynote then." So q good many Of Us felt when
Ar. James told hia story Of Thoreau, and there
from drew up his own conclusions.
Listening to the Radical Club philosophers Is
good deal like reading Browning's later works,
aud, indeed, some Of bis earlier ones: Just
when yon think you've mastered the idea,
you find yourself adrift. These fine
philosophers no doubt know what they mean !;
tloniug their own sanity, as Douglass Jer1old did
after reading Btowning's Sordello. "lIy DEAR"
he said to his wife, as he turned uneasiy upon
h.x. aus eck BED, have you read sordel1o7'" ~
9ou udsrsnd xsa ths and ny & dss f aa
Thank God!" cried 1T. Jerrold, "then am
not insane. faDcied I waa losing nv mind be-
cause couldn't make head or tail Of it."
In the n'idst Of an this philosophizing, the
pracllea! work Of the world goes on in Dumb
Animal Fairs and Centennial Tea -Parties at
present. tho dumb animals have the best OF it,
and the women-foik are wearing their nerves
out, and fitting themselves for frst-class ehrews
theroby, ID carrying on this fair~work- Every
which is to benefit the race, helps to pull down
great portion Of the feminine race OF the pres
ent day, to dead certainty. It is quite common
to hear women who hare an Unsuitable itching to
H. :. belong to some institution. and to
Committees On Fair-Wolks, declare, q they
meet at this season, that they have no time to
test,-no time 1or any social anenity, in fack.-
because they nre
F" SO TIRED WITH OUR FAIR"
0ne lady in Boston spent months Of preparation |
% turn her elegant house into vast ballroom !
md conuerzazione for the duuab-animal cauae: ]
md the end Of it all was vanity and vexation Of |
'pirit, weariness and worry, spent nerves. and |
poiled temper, and the vast sum of $3.50 to
leposlt in the treasury sum her husband
'ould no doubt have g1ndly paid to save his
arpets and peace Of mind. But s'Satan must
ind aomethins still for idle hands to do.,'' The
uest1on will arise, in these animal works and !
'orrieB, whore tho saving comes in, and whether
he hurt isn't mora than tie help. Fairs being
Inevitably tbs work Of tho idle, though the pusy
re- sometimes fooiiahly rune in, the old eouplet
tdie hands snoiies sharply on the analytical |
nd practical mind. Fairs are women's work
10 women must have something to do,'' said !
lasculine worker recently, with stolid but good
aturel irroverence RsA.
, 1875-03-07

london aedtra Hfeord.
r In H ms seee1tly published 'study Of Sociology
long been current with regard to marriapa and
longevity. That married Gfo ia faynrah1e r.
longevity has generally been regarded as satin-
a1ceos1y proved BY numerous statistics, showing,
the part Of the married. when Tia rnt;o ~ ~
deaths IN the two classes stands at tan to fo7,T
ana even twenty TO four, there would sppear I'd
20 nttle room for doubt Eut to thus astnte
socal scientist the evidence, strong ~ it seems,
furnishes no warrant for the current be-
Aet. De regards the case as = substitution
OF canse for effect; in other words, rreater
1oneeFisy is not the consequence OF mar
i1age on the contrary, marriages ara clearly
Ts n1sceaole 70 influences fayor1n9 longevity.
Aae principles Of natural eelectiou work
80 strongly in deciding between the Benedick9
and the bachelors, that the long livers are drawn
% Iae former and short iEeta to the latter.
~ tnaatTaaRe: Mr. Spencer holds, is regulated by
.,,!y ene !aoihty to meet it's responsibilities. The
a9h1tles which give the advantage here are H.
telectual and bodily Vigor, prudence, and salt
control these, too. aze tho qualities
which determine prolonged lie or prema-
ture death: An even more direct relation il
10 De found in the instincts which lead nost
stFongly to marriage. The reproductive in
sticts aud emotions are strong in proporsion as
.ne sutpas vital energy is grsat and this in turn
!mpnes an organization likely to last $50 that
~ Iact the superiority Of physique. which s &C.
ccomPanled by strength Of the instincts and emo
t1ons causing marriage, Is a superiority Of
lnyslque also conducive to.longevity.r Another !
influence tells in the same direction. Marriage !
Is aetetminod' by tho preference OF women as
"ea as the desires Of men. and, other things be-
rs equal, women are attracted towards men OF /
physlcal and intellectual power, refusing the /
nalformed, diseased, aud cin-deTeloped types.
u the operation OF these three elements Mr.. !
spencer tnds all that is needed to account for |
he striking difference of longevity between tha |
:lasses, md declares that ':she figures given
'1ord no proof that marriage and longevity arc
:ause and consequence; bur they simply verify /
be Inference which might he drawn priori-
silsa Of tho exme cause"
, 1875-03-07

Xtokuk {[n.) Gate -cAE, March 4,
By private telegram from Washington r.
celved By prominent citizen IN this city yosseS-
day, we learn that Senator Wright has foru'soT
declined denomination. The information Gomez
from reliahle sourca. Hin lestar Of decdnaaos s,s
has been sent to twp Of the daily papaxa N ta@
S<ate, and wiQ sppsar in day of tHo.
, 1875-03-07

4 Missouri Judge delivered b. unique death-
sentence. He said to the candidate for the
gallo~s If guilty, you richly deserve tho fate
TINT awaits you; il innocent, it will be a gratif-
cation for you to feel that you we're hanged With
out snth crime on yoSr conscience : ii either
caa%. you will BE- doliyegad from world OF cs1e,;.
, 1875-03-07
4 LONDON SCANDAL.

London correspondence New York Times
The upper circles aro agitated just NOW, rather
by great social scandal than by ANY political
prognostlcations+ Tho Times startled most Of
its readers yesterday morning BY printing vezy
solemn leading article On the evils Of gambling
and own those who we're not in the secret mpst
have suspected that thera was moro SERIOUS
reason for the article than the vague general
itzea on which it appeared to be based It point
ed ont that the passion for play Was becom-
ing daily mere furious, and consequently
more ruinous thnt stakes we're continually
rising, and that, in tccs, reckless gambling bad
become one Of the scandals Of tho age, and
would, If not checked by the voico of public
opinion. sap the morals OF the country. Nothing
was said Of any particular event, but mary peo-
pie had already heard that an English military
officer, who WAS also the brother OF an English
peer, had been detected cheating at cards at
Nonaco-the game Was not what, but baccarat-
had beon called thief to his faca. and openly
denounced, and bnd not 'Ueen able
e7nght as be WAS in the very acs-to deny his
so the story ran-when kicked out Of Monaco.
to hasten straight to London, drive from the
railway station to the War Ofice,, anhtender tho
resignation OF his commission In the army with
nct It VAS Mt first thought thatt the matter had
been compromised BY the authorities, bat in
last nights official Gdzete appears the following
slgnlhcant announcements: ~ Major the Hon.
Walter Harbord, Of tho Seventh Hussars is re- |
moved from the army, Her Majesty having no
further occasion for his services |
iha painful impression produced by this
scandal has naturally been increased by the fact
that it is only one Of several incidents Of si1ui
!ar Kind which have recently occurred. Only
1eH montns ago > Tell-knoNn member OF the
ts1nce OF Wales Club, the Marlborough, who
Is tho son of ono Duke and the son-sn-laT Of an
other, and who held a high place
IN the public service, vas exposed as
= habitual cheat. He had long been
suspected, sod the talk about his singular
luck at play had become go loud that, for the
honor Of the club it WAS deemed necessary to
sppoint four gentlemen to watch him, aud thus
'ho tr1ckery WAS detected and exposed. There
AN oe no doubt that tho London clubs bare
lone great deal to foster gambling in it's worst
orrns. The card-table forms tho chief attrsc-
ION IN most Of them, and it is said that at one
1ouse in Pan Mall, throughout the wholc tven-
ays Of players. |