The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-14
INKLINGS.

In tho Police Court yesterday. Young Reid
proved good character, and was discharged.
The officers testified that the other three were
very bad boys. They were sent to the House
of Refuge. r#f
Policeman VIM. Gray, of the Fourteenth
Ward, died of typhoid fever, at his residence,
on Fifth. street, between Western-row and
John, at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon. His
remains will be escorted to the Little Miami
Railroad Depot at six o'clock this morning, by
tho entire police force of the city, and from
thence they will be conveyed to Crestline for
interment.
One hundred guns will be fired at the cor |
ner of Ninth AMI Western-row to-day, at
half-past eleven o'clock, in honor of the ar |
rival of the first car over the Cincinnati Street |
Railroad track. Quite spirited meeting
was held at that point last evening, and o
committee of twenty api ointed to make
necessary preparations for proper reception
of tho train. A good time generally may be
expected.
Would it not be we'll for the Trustees of tho
First Universalist Church on Plum-stre to
fashion tho front steps Of their edi6ce a little
differently? The ones now in use are very
dangerous to descend, especially Of an evening.
The steps should be straight across instead Of
the angular shape, as at present. We merely
make the suggestion.
Two negroes, residing in the part of the
city known as "Bucktown," were arrested
and lodged in the Hammondstreet Station
house, last night, for having INDUCED in
pugilistc encounter.
A meeting of the members Of the German
Catholic Institute will take place this eve
ming, at half-past seven, at "Rainbow Hail."
to consider the subject of erecting new
building suitable to the wants Of the society.
The boarding house of Mr.. Gilbert, on West
ern-row, near Longworth street, was entered
| by a thief at an early hour yesterday morning,
and robbed of o diamond clustor breastpin,
valued at $l25.
We refer to the advertisement of Moore's
Thirty Dollar Double Lock Stitch Sewing
machine. II. G. Burtman is the exclusive
agent for the United States. Office 9S West
Fourth street.
A man named William Hughes stole seven
dollars from the till of coffee-hous keeper,
named Armstrong. He was committed to the
chain-gang by Mayor Bishop, yesterday, for
the term OF sixty days.
John Leary, who was sentenced to the
County Jail BY Judge Bishop yesterday, gave
the officer tight race for several squares yes
terday. He was, however, captured and con-
veyed cover the Rhine"
The Champion Dancing Club gave social
dance at National Hall last evening. Music
was furnished by Menter's Band, and the
young folks enjoyed themselves until the ap-
proach of carly dawn. Success to the Cham
| tl,ox, ~ Ia at fnl
A suspicious individual, named Milton john
son, was arraigued in the Police Court yester-
day, charged with vagrancy. His daguerreo-
typo was taken, and upon promise to leave town
he was suffered to depart.
Jordan Ferell was arrested last night by
Officers Mormon and Rickets for passing a
bogus half dollar on barber in the lower part
Of the city.
The steamboat Clipper, for Louisville, ran
aground yesterday evening on bar nearly OPP
, posite the foot of Walnut.strcet.
DR.. silsby, of this city, is busily engaged in
: fitting up apparatus for course of popular
: scientific lectures, which he will shortly give
: in the upper hall of the Mechanics Institute
Several persons we're confined in the Ninth.
s street Station house, last evening, charged
, with carrying concealed weapons.
The police have been instructed to arres
all rowdies found obstructng the street-corners
= and sidewalks.
: A drayman named Nc cBirney was fined
5 three dollars and costs in the Police Court
, yesterday, for obstructing Lytle-street with
/ his drays.
A drayman named Rafferty,, who resides on
Pendleton- street, was severely injured yeSter-
day by kick in the abdomen from horse
Fears are entertained for his recovery.
Jacob Graft & Co. sold two-story brick
dwelling situated on Sixth-street, neal
Mound, yesterday, to Captain Fisher, of the
firm Of lsbam e. Fisher, for 81, 800.
= zEs~A fine throe-story brick dwelling house
= and lot No. 2OS Mound street, was sold yes.
h terday by c. j. W. Smith to Judge Prudcn, fol
4 $2,496.
, Michael Flanagan, for interfering wit
the workmcn on the street railroad on Sew
enth street, was fined the costs by Mayor
= Bishop yesterday.
= Twenty-one prisoncrs--thirtoen women anc
$ eight men---were received at the CtYPrsol
!, Yesterday. Ten were discharged by the
Ii OOuQcu OOIllnlItee.
By the new ordinance, persons convicted o
= disorderly conduct the second time are entitled
to the benefit Of Sirty doys in the city prison.
8 A man named John Kcuper was fined s.
: and costs by the Police Judge yesterday to
u carving q slung- shot. Served him right.
Billy Mcdonald gives complimentary bal
to his friends, at tho Metropolitan Hall, mex
S Monday evening.
e Another trotting match over the Cincin
o natl Trotting Park is announced for Thurs
IT dav afternoon. See advertisement.
!. De Marbais and his wife Blanche ar
r rapidly improving. They will be able t
"a leave their rooms in short time.
e The attention of wholesale and retail dr.,
goods dealers is called to the advertisement
of IA. L." in the want column.
d Joseph Belt, for insulting ladies in tn
y Thirteenth Ward, was sent to the City Prisol
8 yesterday for thirty days.
a Lieutenant VIM. S. Irwin is acting as Treas
urer of the National Theater. He is at HON
Il in the position.
st GS"At twelve o'clock last evening, but tw
W persons we're confined in the HammOnd-stree
le Station house.
" ny-One of the most attractive features a
. the Palace Garden is Mile Estelle Esmonde
Go and see her dance tonight.