GAMBLING
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10 he E3itm II The iribrn'


In company with seysra! gentlemen, lew days
since. visited the room OF the Reformed Gam
bier, Mr.. Green, at the Croton Hotel, 10 witness
the developments Of the tricks and frauds OF the
Gamblers or Sporting fraternity Of tins and other
cities. We were all entirely convinced OF the
great blessing il would be TO our city could that
sporting gang b- extermnated or driven out
Many Of the exposures by Green were truly start
Iing-proving cOncuslvey that, compared with The
gamblers, the hlghwaymen are gentlemen Cards
were as readily told bv the backs as BY their faces
One OF the visitors went for pack, and having
produced them, Mir. Green as readily named, of
hand. one hall OF them by their backs. as any OF
the visitors could have done IN any other way
He demonstrated 10 our entire satisfaction that
card manufacturers mast be connected with the
''Black Leg" tribe


The game of Faro, which has so often been the
cause OF death, disgrace and misery IN our city,
Mr.. Green illustrated 10 so clear light IS 10 show
bevcnd the possibly OF doubt that the . Cashier
or Banker OF thai game Is a constant robber-that
he will not permi; any man 70 WIN unless he tthe
Banker) chooses-that over hity houses are daily
occupied in gaming for a iyehhood-that one
half of those houses are situated IN Park Row.
near Bnrclav-street and Broadway, below Canal,
Sc and that more than one THOUSAND OF those VII
laIns are prowng about TINS CITY G1ia passing foI-
respectable citi-ehs


70 stow the tide Of viIlanv thai 50 clearly threatens
~ min the character OF New-Y VIII they
M, l,. to the Legislature 10 Pass iurIher laws 10
rcot ont gamblers and punish themtoF Their crimes


