The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-27
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~oo Vohsuo VI inc rourteontn UiStr1ct has
been completed, and develops tho following
iacts White males between the ago of five
and twcnty-one years, {, 2,297 females, 2,sO2 /;
males between the ages Of six and sixteen, 1924;
females, ,74S. Colored males between five and
twenty-one, 10 females, "a; males between
six and sixteen, 4 Z; females,5. @s
Chas. Woodruff, for indecently exposing his
person in the streets, was fined $5 and costs by
Judge Lowe yesterday, and sent to the City
Prison for three days. Patrick McNeely, for
a like ,ofense, was sent F" over the way" for
thirty days. 1 j. u ft P. Il
The grade in the curve of the street railroad
track, at Ninth and Western.row, was altered
yesterday, and the car passed over last evening
without delay, to the corner Of Mound and
Ninth. In few weeks the track will be COM
pleted so that passengers can enjoy the whole
trip.
Thos. Shoales, one of the light-fngered
gentry, was arrested by Officer Harman, last
Saturday evening. His Daguerreotype was
taken, and he was suffered to depart. He
will probably visit ST. Louis, where he will
run sgainst Chief Wilson.
A servant girl, while engaged in washing
window at the residence Of Mr.. Vandokum,
No. 1913 Court-street, yesterday, fell from q
step-ladder to the pavement with such force
as to injure her seriously. .l
To those desirous Of riding on the street.
railroad cars-and particularly the lades--we
would say, an elevation Of the hand would at
tract the attention of conductors, and save
time and trouble. .....I .I....y',a. ...tg.r
Mary Butler, for stealing basket of mar
keting from drunken man, valued at fifty
cents, was sentenced to the City Prison for
the term OF two months, by Judge Lowe, yes
terday. ma.. .. : '.00 -
We give the following specimen of entry,
from the slate at the Bremen street Station.
house, last evening" "Boi lost belongs on ciga-
NOR strete mere the .jale."
The weather is delightful. Yesterday, Mr..
VIM. McAlister, of the Seventeenth Ward.
presented us with branch of the lilac, bril-
liant with its second bloom. '''''
The City Council of this city have received
free tickets from the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company, to attend the Missouri
State Fair at st. Louis. What's up?
As far as we are able to ascertain, the suf-
terers from the late railroad disaster on the
Ohio, and Mississippi Road are rapidly i'm
proving. ..
The curve in the strcet-railroad track, at
Ninth and Western-row, will be attended to,
to-day, SO that the cars can pass over with
safety. .t
Julia Dye was called in tho Police Court
yesterday, to answer the charge of shooting
a man named John Helstrip. The case was
continued until next Thursday.
Sonorita Maria, the Spanish wonder, only
eight years of age, has been engaged, and will
appear in some of her wonderful dances at
Woods Theater, this evening.
VIM, Hally, young lad, fourteen years of
age, was tried in the Police Court yesterday for
vagrancy, and sentenced to the House of Re.
fuge until Of legal age. 1."" n
At a meeting of the Special Board of
Equalization, held at the Auditors Office. IL
was resolved that all complaints should be
made in writing, Immediately.
A man named Curran Dumphry was fined
$40 and costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday, for
an assault and battery.
Geo. Knapp, a fugitive from justice, will
have Il hearing in the Police Court next Thurs.
day, charged with petit larceny. ~
There are, at present, sixty city prisoners
engaged at work on the hillside near Deer
creek.
The Fifth Presbyterian Church, corner of
John and Clark-streets, was dedicated last Sab
bath.
An election for vestrymen will be held at
st. Johns (EpiscopaD Church, this afternoon,
at four O'Clock.
Smoking is strictly forbidden on the street.
ralrord cars. A good idea.
Fifty-nine persons were tried in the Police
Court, yesterday, for various offsnses.