| Show remarkable RUN OF LUCK an evening incident in john morris gambling house in gambling one thing is certain and that is the very largo percentage in favor of the bank or the game caprice is the only law of chance and the results are as fanciful as they are unanticipated one summer the last of john Morris life a party from washington were making merry in the wine room of the club house in saratoga among whom was a youthful of the french embassy without remark this suddenly rose entered the playroom and going to a roulette table tossed a hundred dollar bill on ten black the dealer politely informed him that he had exceeded the limit the atta tche was insistent morrissey sauntering up nodded to the dealer to let it go it won refusing to accept chips chip the gathered in his winnings and rejoined ills his friends half an hour later he did the same saine thing and was again successful at frequent intervals he repeated his trips invariably winning never once losing until lie he had won when ills his friends carried him off As lie he left remarked to a friend 1 I never take the limit off that th the bank lose nevertheless there was a profit on the nights play for the bank brooklyn eagle |
