New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
CRIME
DESCENT on GAMBLERS.
Rio de Jaaero, Jan. "a, 1867


The police of the Eighth Precinct caused sudden
sensation among the gambling fraternity last evening by
making descent upon two of their resorts and arestWg
the persons present faro bank at No. Is West Hous
ton-st kept by Martin L. Kenble, with George Pierce as
gamekeeper, was the first place broken up. Sergeant
Burden Of jefferson Market Court went there with de-
tail OF patrolmen and made the following arrests: Abra
ham Blauvcl, Albert Ross, Chas H. Milton, Geo Thomas
James Bronson, John Ford VIM Smith, James Warren
George Smith, Vim. Smith, Joseph Hines VIM i. Ward,
Patrick McMannus, Robert Harvey Francis Van Wart'
John Kane Lafayette Brown, Thomas anderson, ,.
About 10 o'clock second descent was made upon IAfay
ete Hall, No 597 Broadway; whore the game OF " Keno
was in operation. The establishment s kept by Marshall
& Gilbert Sergeant McDeriu0tt ana DVOIman remover
Of the First Precinct first proceeded there In citizens
Sergeant of Police sitting at the table They ordered him
under arrest hut he escaped from the before he
and schofied OF the Eighth Precinct and squad Of
police visited the place, while the other two Officers
the arrest Of 4s persons including Marshall, one OF
the propretors. They also seized on all The implements
police 10 have made the descent Wednesday evening
but their intention was frustrated by being Discovered
coming TO tie staonhOuse where they were locked ny
for the night gave the following as their names ages and
occupatlOns WIN. Wallace, aged "a, carpenter; Jas.
Stewart aged 80, butcher; James IoTey' aged
2 house painter James Brown, aged 30. artisan ThOs
Jerome aged S2 sash and blind maker; Jas Welsh. aged
3S cooper; George Stuart, aged 32. clerk VIM JARVIS
aged o. civil engineer; Joseph Dean. aged o. shoemaker
John Callahan aged %, carnan James Cursor, aged Il,
shpioncr John Clark, aged 55, gambler; John Melvin,
aged -. cabinetmaker a. ". MARSHALL aged 80 horse
Jockey; David Welch aged &C. merchant; Richard John
son 81 clerk; Jas Newman H. peddlcr James Hanson,
aged %, butcher; john Warren, aged 49, Darkecperi
James Cusick aged boiler maker Henry Massey, aged
o. eweer; Charles Jackson, aged 27. carpenter John
clerk Harry sinoiare aged q, bookkeepcr; Charles
Jackson. aged &c, clerk George Duxter aged g. TIN,
smith John IL Post, aged ~ clerk Albert smith aged
32 cler John Hughes aged % L. s. Collector; George
johnson, aged 49, photographer; VIM Anderson, aged
g. CONDUCTOR John Denver, hged 80, biOneI' h'
Horny Duncan. aged 80, Commissioner OF Deeds WIN.
smith, aged 25 clerk John f. warren agcd ~ dry gOoos
dealer John Spicer aged &C. jewee Theodore Adrahce
aged 49, cotton warch0usemam John Naner, aged %
marketman; John williams, aged q, carpenter John
Seldom, aged &c. baTkeepc James Bartlett Rgcd ~ SAFES
man; Abraham Carpenter, aged 2 painter John Gloss,
aged 23 clerk Frgnk Brown aged 80 saloon * keeper %
maker Justitius slubcry, aged 2G, waiter
DEFNcATIoN OF An EMPLoYE or TIE HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
For several days past it has been rumored In rail-
road circles that one of the employees Of the Harlem Rail
road Company was a defaultcr TO large amount. ies-
tclay our reporter called at the office OF the Company at
Twentysixtlst and FOurthaye and was there informed
that the cuprt was Mr. John Adams the Paymaster ut
this end Of the road The exact amount taken by him is
not vet known his books not having yet been thor
ouehy examined but il viii not amount 70 more than
a. 0O and NAV be much less stated that since the
defacatiOn Mr. Adams has admitted having dealt IN
stocks, aud 1t probably 10 cover margin uiat the
money was taken, the dcfaucr hoping to make the
amount good before II would DO required IN the business
OF the Company. He has been IN the employ OF lhe CO-
pany for the last Is years, and ip 10 the discovery OF h
pecuatiOn has always been considered Trustworthy ana
honest COMMUNICATIONS have been IecelS a. rom n,
IN which ho pledges himself to make good tne ailUi ny
and he is possessed OF OOhrutIdDt piVl"lS
FOrdhan where he resided with some relatives the i-
road officials feel satisfied that he VIII do so ana are
viuq 10 give him an opportunity 10 retrieve ms former
good name The rmOrS that he had fled the state or
that detectives had been set upon his tfnc are eXhcy
denied y te railroad officials who promise as soon as
the affair is fully Investigated TO give the facts to the
public.
ANOTHER MURDER ~ PHILADELPHIA.
y TELEGRAPH
PnuADEIPuIA Feb 2l.-Another murder occurred
here to-day. Two men named johnson and Barker quar-
relied at the house Of the latter, who took double