‘TO Posen 4 THIEVES’ SCARE. en eteemne Commotion im Chambers and Centre Streets Yosterday—Descent On a Notori- ef Peltce Virtue. Barly in the forenoon yesterday the passers by in ‘Centre street noticed » policeman stationed oat side the door of No. 17, a few houses trom the cor- mere Chambers street, A HeraLp reporter, wno | ‘Was passing at the time, made inquiries, and @earned that the officer had been placed there by @réere of Captain Kennedy, of the Sixth precinct. Purther questions of persons in the neighborhood @evesoped the fact that on the first Moor of this puild- Amg is aituated one of the most notorious dens in the eity, the resort of some of the cleverest swindlers ¢am New York. This piace, which has already been ‘written up once, has been in full blast for months ack. The swindling operation known among the | $' “Shueving fraternity as “banco” is the game (?) ‘weed to despoil the unwary who happen to be in- @uced to enter it of thelr spare greenbacks. Re- @pectabie persons living in the neighborhood say ‘that victims have been despoiied tn this estab! ment by the handreda, The piace veing situ: | @t the junction of two of the most crowded ‘thoroughiares in the city, has always done he dull umes ang, made respectable Itving C ~ of the other swindling estab- sort up and down town what ‘agesrouy tatuence. kept it hen | pa er cetera rmation from the ‘various police preemcts that matters wore getting “ao hov’ that it was about time to close Up. NO ARBESIS! Most extraordinary however, of the PP made yesterday upon No. 17 Centre eaeet taken from Police Headquarters and from the sixth statfon house. When trol- man Dad been detailed to stand outside the detectives from Police Headquarters took up sta- fiona, one ai the corner of Chambers street and Centre and the other a littie above, ‘at the same side of the street. The former was Detective Heidelberg and the latter Detective Tull Mean- time the patrolman from the rth pre- — detailed by Captain Kennedy, was Wg atthe door, and the proprietors of the den were quietly waiting in Chambers street until ‘the storm biew over. This house has been run by two brothers named Foster, who are well known Yothe police. The marvel of the neighborhood ta that this place has not been broken up for the Jast three months. When the news spread that the detectives trom Police Headquarters and tne patrolman from the Sixtn precinct were m = Reighborhood, word was sent mt immediately to DENS OF THIEVES 4m City Hall place and in Warren street, and to ether houses Kept down town by two brothers mamed Thomas and Theodore Davis, and they were instantaneously closed up. The conundrum for the uninitiated ts how the Centre street den re- | ceived information tnat a raid was to be made on anet house, and why no arrests were made when prietors were in view of the detectives wile the Patrolman stood at the door. BaD ON A KENO GAME, Captain Clinchy, of the Fourteenth precinct, ‘With Roundsman Byrnes and @ squad of police- amen, made a descent last night on the keno game at the corner of Broome street and the Bowery. Seventy-five persons were found there and ar- rested. They were all locked up at the station house and will be arraigned at the Tombs Poiice Court this morning. vbe thousand dollars in ‘were seized. TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK GROUNDS, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1874—TRIPLE rk Ay Ww Nenana cs aco. Bark seen 2 W Ropes & 0 Taunton—0 B Brackett. Harwich—Doane & Gott rk, Baltimore—W Dalzell. Pouadelpna—/as Hand ARRIVALS. STEAM YACHTS AND REPORTED BY THE HERALD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINB. money and a large quanwty of gambling Jurnitore | Steamshto Abyssinia (Br. fain 3d. with mase and 3 A trotting match for $500, mile heats, best three | 4 five, came off yesterday afternoon at Prospect | Park Fair Grounds between George C. Hopkins’ , Co, ‘lack mare Mist, in harness, and Hiram W. Howe’s bay gelding Plumber Boy, to wagon. There was | Runne, mits ‘only one heat in the race, Mist distancing Plumber | Eduard Ger) Boy tbe first time of trying. ‘ne track was in fine — and the weather delightful. The tollow- | ing isa SUMMARY, PRosrgct Park Fain Grounns, L. L, May 13.— AUATCH, $500, mile heats, best three in fiv = C, Hopkins named bik. m. Mist, in harness... 1 we named b. & Plumver Boy, to Pout os Pires beat... reg 2:39 TROTTING AT MYSTIC PARK. Boston, May 13, 1874. shy ‘The spring meeting at Mystic Park continued to- | poo! \ @ay. with very pleasant weather and an increased | atiendance of spectators. The first race was for | orses that never beat 2:44, tor which there were g@ignt entries, but only six appeared on the track. Yhe race was won in three straight heats by | James H. Dustin’s stallion Fieetwing. Time, | 2:36 3¢— 2:37—2 339, ‘The second race was for the three minute class, | ‘which closed with thirteen entries. There were | V: seven starters, and it was won by M. Carroll's bay mare Giencoe Belle. Owing to some misunder- | BP mtanding in the judge’s stand about giving the | wera “go,” no ume was taken on the first neat; ‘Dut there could he no doubt as to the winner, as the | Belle was under the wire some half dozen lengths im advance of al) others, the black mare Queen second, - Tame, 242%—no ume—2 44. TROTTING AT POINT BREEZE. rmteeietorlaserneiad PHILADELPHIA, May 13, 1874, ‘The second day of the spring meeting at Point | Breeze to-day resulied in two good races, one of | Rorses under saddle and the other py horses in | harness of 2:40 speed. The first race was by horses under the saddle for @ purse of $300. Hotspur, Dinah and Lady Patter- @on were entered and trotted, Hotspur won in and Dinan distanced in the first heat. ‘Time, | 2::30%4—2:31— THE SECOND RACE. The horses in harness of the 2:40 class, fors e OF $350, was won by Bob in three straight ats in 2:38, 2:40 and 2:48, Hunter was second and Central thira. In the pools to-nignt for the race to-morrow for | three-m bute class horses, tor $200, irisnman was | the favorite, with the other ten horses in the feild, Star, Honest Billy and Snowball sold even for to-morrow’s race Jor $450 for 2:30 class horses, im barness. RACES, Third Day. LEXINGTON, May 13, 1874. The weather continues fine. The track ts in | 00d condition and the attendance is large. First race—Sweepstakes Jor three-year-olds | ‘Which have never won a race; mile heats; eleven | entries; five started, The pool betting stood:—Dudiey, $55; McGib- ‘Den’s entry, $33; Gill & Logan's, $32; eld, $20, ‘The race was well contested. and was won by Dudley in the second and third heats. After the gecond beat horses not having won a heat were excinaed. ‘The soliowing is a SUMMARY, aie eee for Pinos yeur-on which have ver Won a race; $50 eaci lay or pa 5250 added; mile heats. oa! nrg W. A. Dun’s ch. c. Dudiey, by Pianet, aam Regan, by Lightning...’ . Gill & Loyan’s ch. &. by Lexington, dam Anne C., by GlENC0E......4.....05- F 1 T. J. McGibben’s ch. f. by ‘Asteroid, ‘dam Kate Hayes, by AIDION ..........c00sec cee 3r.0 Git star and Bonnemeer started, sid were | ent to the stable after the second n Time, 1: 1 46—1 148 55, a ND RACE. ‘The second rice was tor a curse of $500, two mile heats. Five horses started. The pools sold Fer tury, $165; The Gieaner, $144; fleid, | 1 22) Jury and The Gleaner were alternately favor- | ‘The race was won by Jury, being the best con- tested and most exciting race of the meeting, ‘The folowing is a - SUMMARY. Same Day.—Purse $500; $400 to tne first and | $100 +o the second — two mile heats, | INTRIBS. | A. P, MoGrath’s b. m. Jury, by Lexing- a 3011 32 , bY dam Glycer, 4 years ‘oid 1 m Bowning’s b, ¢. by Douerail. . Td. db. | Mademoise: f Rea a tye, rng 4 years old. ‘_ —_ ToKs : dis, 46 3 36136. ‘The shear me was a ait between the coit, Donerai) and cd Alter this heat the poois | were sold, with one Jeading at $100; Jury, $55, and Doneraii, $40, After the thira heat great odds were given on Jury. HAVANA BXOHABGE, a... Ly 3 on 13. Let firm. On United States, wengers ti ) sh spoke ap Th aon Bi Bremen tor New Tee Napoli (Br), Brown, March Venice t8t sth. Messing 24th, Pal erm 2th Velencia April? 1 ron Broa, April ba at 38 2, fou house (Br), steering S 8 Werbsesct, Potter, Port an Prince St Mare May 4. Gol ind Turks 7th, with mdse ana passengers to the New York aoa rest India lad fine weather. OB | trong 4 Mile, | sehr a Jonn & cere a | and toremast head sprung; 10th, @ bark, showing whive ‘teamship Charleston, Berry, Sharieston May 10, with rs intard & Co. arto, Philadeipnia, with mdse iar 'D W Chapman (of Damariscotta), Key West 8 days, in Dallast to master. * Jan 12, with linseed U Brockman’ | Cape of Good Hope March 12; crossed th $4 in lon 29; April 28 lat 23 00, lon 60 Castle trom Barbados for London, ce ane ‘AM, off Sombrero light nd pera ie Wyse oie Shamrock, i land, Bomba; tOHD & J Bark ‘Bai a (of Si Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Meteor por! last to Ft Britis trigive earing north, a Sout yon Vaughan, Havana 9 days, with sugar to Davis, a atte 9 low (of Portland), days, with sugar to vo Youngs, sunlth & Coy vemel to A ton. ohare Lattian (of Harrington), Rambatl, ed 9 day with sugar to Brown Bros & Co; vessel *ark Colin E MeNiel (of Ron days with sugarto Brown Bros & Brig Shannon (of Sobigwont Sawyer, oe @ days, vgesel Xo Strapaon. Clapg the northern ), Wood, Matanzas 11 | vo PY Soviasa ton Fort Oaledoaia, Cy = Famed Gipraltar assage and had strong wan resterly lagzie Wood (of Soho days, with sugar to order; vessel Etna (of Picton, NS), MeKinno! days, with coal to Bird. Perkins Sehr Peter Mitchell (of Montreal. ing, apa 8 days, with pinesppies to Wm Dougias; vesse! ° "x Chambertin, Bovey, Virginia. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. ke, Jonson, Portland for New Steamship Wainsutta, Fish New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passengers 4 Barling ew ane! Tor New York. si ch three straight heats, witn Lady Patterson second | yate*mghip, Chest Schr Pree Wind. Bowman. Setr SC Lyons, Boston tor New Yort Sehr Ocean Pears, Mott, Poruand (or New York, with ‘der. Sehr Jonu Price, Higgins, Portland for Philadelphia, ath. Senr Chas H Rovers, Aarris, Newburyport for Wil- ington, r Christina, Rogers, Georges Banks for New York, With fish to order. Schr Veranda. Pond, Providence for New York. Schr J Anderson. Johnson, Norwalk for Amboy. Schr Blossom White. Northport tor New York. Hinds, Saunders, Stonington forRon- che Hannah E Brown, Sackett, Providence for Cro- { Sehr F C Smith, Nichols, Providence for New York. Stocking, City Isiana for New York. Schr Native, Debart. Providence tor New York. Sehr Anna Chase, Beebe, Sehr Alice Scranton, York, with stone to order agg Joseph P Sehr » W Griffing. Psa ‘wanna Sehr Francis Arthemus, Pt bury, Schr Anna Mitchel, Brett, New se vad for cent Wm Boardman, Boardman, Sehr Maggie To ja, i Selir Imogene Diverty,’ Goudey, Hoboken var. Sehr C C Carroll, Elliott, Amboy for Salem. Schr Clara Jane, Garrison, New Sehrd B Knowies, Merritt, Moe Schr Wm Whitehead, rg, Sebr Helen F, Jones, ‘Por Sennen tor Wicktord. Schr Franklin, You git Mary Brockway, a ) 8 6 0 aro | 4 7.0, | ae John & Hareb Senr Texas, Chi oa Margaret Kenned. reney, 16 a 109 premium ; Sixty oe a i CP Saieun’e? Fade. Tike ‘ts Sse is abe, Sehr Rachel Jane, ‘K dehy Mise SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ous Den—“Ne Arrests”—Amother Spasm | pargs OF DEPARTURE FROM XBW YORE POR THE ee PORT OF NEW YORK. my 13, 1874. 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Fy 2a 8 25 oh 2 a » 2, 35 i} 125 7 euueeurseuubessrcrssze deer & 00} w 73 2 % by; 6s 25 a 25} 2 25} is bo} 25 “ 0 2b}42 73 ou a THE FRACTIONAL DRAWING, ‘fisattached to the drawn nambers in the fore. ‘The gis going ible are notin full, because ail the tickets Were novsold. Only 31,925 whole tickets ae sold, and the @guregate amount received was $174,625. By ‘she pub- Uisbed programme it was only necessary what ae Sey wrs should distribute one-ball of the above; but, ag. - Wished no Dict to rest upon their name. they woul nig a more than strict justice and distribute $125,000, pret Ting that the Association should susiain pecuniary los than tat they stioud vc blamed. |The holiers of ¢ fokets have no real cause for complaint, tor, inp wees rtior the prizes were diminished were increased, by the smalte cluding hal; uckets there we: tags, which were enced therein oe had’ them in charge, and who ‘hi the case in regard which were tue prize boxes THE APPROXIMATE GIFTS. Ticket No. 77,509 having: drawn imal tom both sd aift of Jap the firgt 4.500 numbers nearest to tt 1G al, 9,000, are each outitieg rahe $250. The only exceptions Prox mations are that when one or, these ‘near numbers bas crawn a higher a at a be excepted and the next nearest Dumper og orden wie - taken, 80 as to avoid paying two eat ge ‘ins, then any of the tnsoia ate Prin the approximate range, oy | must be exciuded and the count proceeded with just as if these pumbers did not invervea Theretore all numbers trom 009 TO 86,909 INCLUSIVE, higher fts, de ci moe tacos ora yeas entitled’ ka aay seatenes itt of $2 tof gifts commenced at the office of th Fe? - jou, sete a om the fourth day atior the aid deed resentation delivery of the entitled toi” a tie! ‘will continue tor three eee ts gifts then uapaid will revert to the Aasvorai ee tes OWN Le HOPED President Masonic Relie! Associ Harry V. Moors, Secretary. m ry? pauarallt ca ire—H. C, Whitehead. W. 8. Holmes, Rogers, W. C Mfoaa Br. Febmah oF Heats. Wada. ig. iano: Callin fol a A. A. McCullough, ng ace ‘ee—John Ry ‘low, Mayor; ‘#H, Hambt a John B. whiteheads Major W. J. ot Frei man, raven We Be wird, 5 ern OG gh ems ley ¢ sebwarak a. O} molorte! O. F Baxter, iuchura Taslor, bi Philadelphia ; (Washinton Germer, of aD toe <. emia." ea a het caet ‘Committes 06 Poxing Prince, B. 0. Raper of B igus ‘Oldfield, urving Purdy, Jona 1.

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