Who'esafs Gamtling.-The Baltimore SUI
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Wh07esd7e Gdm67ing.-The Baltimore Sun
gives currency to story of wholesale gambling
in that city. 1t is alleged that young man,
very respectfully connected with some of the frs,
merchants OF that city in the leather business,
was beguiled. two or three weeks previous. into
house on Light street, where he gambed until he
lost ten thousand dollars; for which amoan. he
gave checks on one of the Baltimore banks. being
within three or four hundred dollars of all he wns
worth. 10 make sure of the money out of which
he had b, en- thus cheated, he was kept engaged,
or as some say, locked up. until the bank opened.
ana the money was wthdrH VII frosn il. No ieSa.
action was taken, it is added, against the perPe-
trators Of this fraud. -...r-..s.a =. -