The New York herald., 1867-02-23

INTERPRETING wnH PUBLIC TRAvEL-A Gum PRo Ono -
During the last railroad companies espe
ciay ygilant in complaining OF parties for shovelng
snow upon their track Yesterday John Lowery driver
=, ~ snow plough, was complained OF before Justice
shanoiey Tor throwing upon the sidewalk thereby
lmpeaing travel and inconyenencing pedestrians. He
was held In $500 10 answer.
ALLEGED GAxaLISG.-At the Fourth District Police
Court yesterday Thomas White and Charles Johnson,
alleged proprietors Of keno establishment in the base
mont Of No 500 Third avenue, we're arraigned upon
charge Of gambling and Justice Kelly held them IN $500
each TO answer Fourteen men caught in the house at
the time u was pulled," and likewise araigned were
discharged with reprimand AT the time Patrick
Delaney and four others charged with being engaged
the game Of "blun at the time Of their arres, in
liquor store corner OF Forysevenh and Eleventh
avenue, required give each in 300 for their
good behavior for six months.
RAID ON AN ALLEGEp FARO BAsK-Yesterday John
Four appeared before Justice Dodge and entered COM
plant against Martin " Kimbal whom he charged with
being the proprietor Of gambling saloon No. is West
Houston street. From tho testimony 1t appears that
Four at various periods visited the eslabshme
in question and iost while engaged in the game Of faro
several sums OF money varying In amount On the
night Of tho 2lst nst already reported IN the HERALD
. descent was made the room in which the game OF
faro was being played and the proprietor and ali parties
concerned IN the play about eighteen In number,
arrested Tue Justice hSd the principal in the sum of
$500 and each Of those arrested $500 bail for future
good conduct
Kxso-Aiexander w. Marshall, No. SIP Broadway,
was also brought before the Justice yesterday charged
with being the proprietor Of room In which the game
known as keno was being played. This establishment
had been "pulled" the previous night, previously
ported and those concerned in the game about fifty in
number were all arrested The principal held In
the sum Of $500 and the others In bail for future
good conduct
BkwARE or WIDDERs-James H. Kellogg elderly
gentleman, formerly residing down town hotel
ing by an advertisement that widowed lady had .
furnished room and bedroom to let In up dis
trct, and being DESTROYS OF leading quiet life made
application al the address gvcn, and entered he al
leges. me an agreement with the lady, Mrs. Marion
Robinson, which concluded In his engaging the
in question with board at the Of $40 per week He
went there ou Tuesday and the lady having vs-
tors call on her that evening she asked Mr. Kellogg il
he would be go kind as to allow her the of his
Tor that night to accommodate her friends. He
sented and when he presented himself day he
told that he had given up the ana lac might clear
out h. felt indignant tried TO remonsrate but all to
no purpOse. His weeks board and lodging had been
PAID in advance and getting satisfaction he brought
the matter before Judge Dodge who advised him TO go
present in cour declared II he went into the house she
would scad him." The judge cautioned her against any
violence and advised Mr. Kellogg TO takn up his qua
ters the house for he had paid for and If he
suffered any violence the hands OF the irate Caroline
she would be punished, and, cautoning the fair but
furious widow dismissed the case.