The New York herald., 1872-11-19

ronow the men who dashed towards the front tspor,
but instead OF being able to get forward he sud
denly found himself going the other way. ne was
fung vioiently ON his back, and onl', narrowly
escaped being walked over by hundreS &c Of neople
Of a once
and the great mass OF flesh n.t hu"@ beneath 1t
swsSsa IS rom sns sae M 70 de " agitation He
ss ony once eo on ouoeks and swore
ever agan see him away rom % his own res0e Of
eens,emsn "1S ss TIT a ey lock me ups he said to
naysS' "MU'" answered Rough behind HIM ma,atcoer
I'M s ss Snss rm bs Ii my s' 'A'n'" ss blowing like
whale the cesnsrymalrnlp r malrl provincial watched
every one else was pan rom % the ' CONVEX
SSvac ticko. them, last night was not the rst
features term % Of this sort Of in.
uan .,ne }ouths who cannot afTord to spend money,
ygamble They lose and lose, and finally when
>thc appetite OF play has grown upon them, they
lost. m this way not only the money goes, but
ness of a respectable family. These half and halt
dens, that sail Just under cover OF the law, are
thousand times more ruinOus to young men than
ALL THE GAMBLING HEILs
In the CITY,. No one VIII dispute there are plenty
OF those. mere youth will rarely muster nerve
enough to go into regular faro bank, but he can
slip n,o place like this concert ticket house with
out being noticed and risk hs little hoard. He
has lost the few dollars he possessed, but he will
go back there most certainly, and TINS TACT ls wen
one reason SO s Why they ght so So desperately to Keep
going When the police got into the store they
shut both doors leading into the streets 'front.'
body 'e Te eV%R1sse e1epks noteea shs in 'st an
tne ns witt was ,0sH to mn tse
money and mixed with the men outside the rail-.
Ing. Captain Byrne was not to be tricked in this
way We for he a9cky walked t to the gentle
the crowd and directed them to stand by
themselves at the end Of the store. Detective
Captain in this work, and in a few minutes
everything was in order. The visitors were
Of % the ts' little game were marched @ to the station
house and locked up. The conduct Of the police
throughout the affair was most praiseworthy Each
man seemed to partake OF the GOODNESS OF the Cap
tain, and not movement was made but In Obe-
dience to his order. That it is the intention Of
precinct there can be no doubt and the only diif-
Guilty that seems at present in the way is the nding
% o. Magistrates too have good deal
and keep on arresting, but the magistrates, for
some mysterious reason keep OH dlscharging, and
with their irieRds If the POI police % had d power to
purge the police bench they would deserve well Of
the people by beginning with it. No more favor
itself than Jefferson Market, where all these prs-
oners will be arraigned this morning.
The following Is list of the names places OF rCsi
dence and occupations OF the men found in the
lottery Concert Hall last night -
Henry w. Webster % East Fourth street. sales
man; George Forester, l62 East Twenty-flth
street clerk; George II. Austin, Ninth avenue
and Forty.sevepth street, machinst; Albert II.
Niles, 225 West Twenty seventh street. clerk Will
liam S. Atkins, clerk, 26l West Twenty
street; Alfred Smith, brooklyn, bookkeeper; Nor
lis Harris, Brooklyn, shoemaker; Henry Houghton,
40 Amity street. baker; William Lawson, brick,
layer, 2s3 Grand street; Albert Decker clerk, 800
Sixth avenue; James A. Wilson, printer, 252 West
Ih1rtVniHth
Sixth avenue; John J. Wedell printer, Grand
street. Brooklyn; Jacob Manning, clerk Third ave-
nue. and Eighty-eighth street; George A. Nly, S2
Second street; George Wood. proprietor, 600
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