The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02


Police Court next Tuesday, charged with SELL
ling liquor on Sunday.
Mr.. George L. Baringer, Conductor on the
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad, is ly-
ing seriously i'll at his residence in this city.
Rumor says that the opposition line of om-
buses, on the Sedamsvile route, is to be with
drawn.
A house situated on the River Road, occu-
pied by some colored persons, of very bad
character, was stoned few nights since.
Charles Draoh's Ootillon Party, at the
MelodeOn Hall, comes off on the eighth, in
stead of the sixth, of the present month.
Squire J. J. McFall was aroused from his
slumbers, at an early hour yesterday morning,
to marry runaway couple. The Squire is
some in this line.
Two dry goods merchants, who do business
on Western-row, above Richmond street, were
fined 81 and costs, by Judge Lowe, yesterday,
for obstructing the sidewalks with boxes.
The Marion Gymnastic Association now
numbers some sixty members. Their new
building OH Betts-street, between John and
Cutter, will be completed in about two weeks.
The silver cornet intended to bo presented to
Mr.. A. Menter, leader of Menters Cornet
Band, will soon be completed. Due notice
will be given of the presentation.
A row occurred about twelve O'Clock last
evening in that portion Of the city known as
"Buoktown," the result of which was several
black eyes and bloody noses.
Judge Stallo, of this city, gave lecture at
Indianapolis, last evening, upon the subject of
"Scienoe." He spoke in the German Ian
guage.
little boy, named Marion Walker, fell
from the high fence inclosins the Cincinnati
Trotting Park, yesterday, and received a severe
cut in the forehead.
A coffee-house keeper, named E. Elinjer, en-
tered a plea of guilty, in the Police Court, yes
tsrday, to selling liquor on Sunday. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Henry Dufler, who keeps a coffee-houso on
Columbia street, between Broadway and Syca-
more, was relieved of ten dollars and costs,
yesterday, for selling liquor on Sunday.
Earnest Friend, for being un.friena-ly to-
ward August Gerber-kicking him several
times in the groins-was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Lowe, yesterday.
The children of Caroline Gilbert-an old
vagrant-three in number, were sent to the
House of Refuge yesterday. The mother
was sent to the City Prison for thirty days.
A somnambulist, whose name we could not
learn, "raised the boarders" at the Spencer
House, last evening, by his midnight perambu-
lations.
j. B. Tozier appears at the National to-
night, on the occasion of the benefit of Miss
Mitchell, as "Bob Ticket" in the farce of "An
Alarming Sacrifice.
Mayor Bishop, aided by several good
samaritans, surprised the occupants of the
Widows Home, yesterday, with bountiful
supply of the good things of the season.
Messrs. McKeehan & Evans, sufferers by the
late fire, are insured in various companies to
,be amount Of forty-one thousand dollars. II
:. believed that the insurance will fully cover
thei Z loss.
An ueilistic individual, named Morgan M
Sweeney, was fined $40 and costs, by the Po'
lice Judge, yesterday, for assaulting on'
Jacob Gohb A similar fine was assessed fo
esisting officers.
A German, uamed Frederick Meyers, wal
tried ty Judge L owe, yesterday, charged will
stealing two wa'ches-one gold and on
silyer-.from o board,r at coffee.house on tn
corner of Liberty and Nvalnut.street. He wa
found guilty and sentenced to tho County Ja1
for the torn of twelve months--six Iaonths TO
each watch.
Nathan Davis, tho individual who drove o
| DR.. Marsh's horse and buggy from the Baptis
Church, on Catherine street, some evening
since. WAS held to answer TO the Court Of Com
,ou Pleas by Judge Lowe, yesterday, in th
sun of $780,. He stated that he was under tn
iuta uence of Morphine at the time, and kne
not what he W, ), doing. Davis Is well know
10 II o Police as an old offender.
sn ,ty.eight cas-, V will be brought before III
Gran d Jury next week for Indictment viz
Murd er, 3; grand la vcel'y, 2oi shooting az
stabh ing, with intent to XIV 10; burglary
horse stealing, 2; obtaining n >oney unaer 'a'
preten ses, l passing counter.Nei' mone''
highw ay robbery, 2: having count 'r'''. ln'n'
in possession, 2; incest, 1; perjury, l. 'V'sO'
/; bigamy, l; receiving stolen goods, !"
licious destruction Of property,l. WitiNe''
ere requested to appear by niue O'clock.
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