The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01
INKLINGS.


loric engine.
The wood trade appears to be uncommonlJ
active; largo number of aat-boats containing
the article are constantly lying at our levee.
Everything indicates that the present fall
will be an uncommonly busy one for our mer.
chants, of all descriptions.
The number of arrests at the Ninth street
Station-house, during the past month was four
hundred and seventy-ave.
The report of Captain Wilson, Chief of Police
Of August to be nine hundred and nj ae.y three.
Agustus Crowly, for interfering with Officer
Lundy while arrsstiDg MCDermott, was fined
ten dollars and o,sts.
A man named foreman received thirty days
in the County Jail, from Judge Lowe, yester-
day, for stealing watermelon.
Two trains will lsave the Cincinnati, Hamil
ton and Dayton Depot, to-day, for the Ohio
White Sulphur SprEngs-the 1rst at six A. M,
and the second at eight P. M.
Remember that special train will leave
the depot of the Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Company this afternoon at half-past two
o'clock, for tho Cincinnati trotting park.
A patriotic individual, named Commodore
Perry, got very drunk night before last. Com
modore was "sent over'' by Judge Lowe, yes
terday, for twenty days.
John McDermott, for assaulting p. A..
Thompson, on Vinc-street, night before last,
was sent to the County Jail for the term of
three days, by the Police Judge, yesterday.
Thomas Ryan was fined 500 and costs, by
Judge Lowe, yesterday, for selling liquor on
Sunday. Ryan keepsa saloon in the Thirteenth
Ward. This is his second offsnse.
By the report Of Lieutenant Small, of the
Hammond-street Station House, we ascertaned
that the number of persons confined in that in
institution during the month of August was
two hundred and hfty.seven.
Ed. L. Murry, at 2ls West Fifth-street, has
received Frank Lcslies Illustrated Newspaper,
O'NeiPs Irish Pictorial, the Water Cure Journal
for September 3, and the Wareriy Magazine
for next week.
John Simons, boy about fourteeen years
old, went fishing yesterday afternoon, near tho
mouth of Millcreek, and fell in the river and
was drowned. His parents reside on Carr,
near Taylor-street.
J. H. Jouvet, No.65 West Fourth street,
has just received a superior assortment of
linen thread for sewing machines. Families,
in want Of the above article, would do we'll
to call on Mr.. Jouvet.
gentleman, whose name we could not learn,
had his pocket picked of wallet, containing
some $40, while witnessing the operations of
Omnibus Bailey's Flying Dutchman, night be-
fore last.
Ono thousand and twenty cases were dis
posed of, in the Police Court, during the
month Of Augustine largest number ever
disposed of, in the same length of time, since
the Court was instituted.
A witness, in the Police Court, yesterday,
in testifying as to the character and general
reputation Of a prosecuting witness, stated that
"the only thing bad she could say of her, was,
that she left her husband and took up with
another man."
Thomas Lippencott was appointed Policeman
of the Second Ward, yesterday, by Mayor
Bishop, vice G. Slater, discharged. A good
selection. Mr.. L. was member of Mayor
Thomas force, and was good and efficient
officer.
John Pohman, the keeper Of liquor store
on Court. street, between Main and Walnut,
was tried in the Police Court, yesterday,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. As it
was proved that the defendant kept liquor
store, and not coffee. house, the case was dis
missed.
A row occurred ut a coffee house, on Sixth
street, near Woods Theater, about six O'Clock
last evening, in which man named Samuel
M. Clayton was pretty roughly handled. Clay
ton owns that some half dozen were on him OF
one time, and that he was fortunate enough to
whip them all.
Quite pretty girl, named Mary Simpson,
was committed to the City Prison by Judge
Lowe, yesterday, upon charge of drunken.
ness. As Mary was being conveyed below,
she swore revenge against the Court and
Police, for which she was called back and
given five days more. A fine Of ten dollars
was also assessed for contempt of Court.
A liquor peddler named James Cooper was
found, night before last, parading the streets
with woman named Ellen Smith. The two
were very drunk and made an effort to pro-
cure lodging at the Black Bear Tavern, but,
instead, were conveyed by the Thirteenth
Ward Police to the Hammond street Station
house. The couple were before Judge Lowo
yesterday, and fined five dollars and costs
each.
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