Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25

April 9th, part of lot No. % in the town o
New Albany, for $3.50. .
Wm. Peer and wife to Elias Decker,
March 11th, inlots No. 72, 73, "a, 75, 76, ~.
7s 70, 80 and 81 in the town of. Oregon.
for $4,000.
POLICE CoURr.-There is some sense in
having such display of talent, wit and
beauty as the Mayors Office presented yes
terday. We were good natured all day
because of it. 1t was delightful. We rub
bed our hands, smiled sweetly on the ass
sembled crowd, the Mayor and the Mar
shall, and sat down to our labor of love.
The first name called was Thomas Halor-
en-. Thomas was drunk aud disorderly.-
He had histed in double rations of benzine
of the yelping variety. There is beauty
about Thomas yelp that struck US as mu-
sical. The ear of officer Trainor lacking
musical cultivation didn't hear it that way,
and he therefore took Thomas, yelp, BEN
zine and all to that resort-o the Benzine
Galoots, the Mayors Office, where, in de-
Iault of So and costs fine, he was kindly
permitted to work it out at the stone pile.
Charles Carpenter made a mighty stir,
as he rose in his place and stood face to face
before the Mayor with an injured air, and
confessed he was tight on Saturday night.
He is 8 tramping timer, this gray-headed
sinner. 'Dr." Wakeman confessed that he
made an arrest of Charles before, some
twelve years or more, and on Saturday
night, in the moons pale light, the same
Charles was seen chock full of benZine.-
The Mayor, to be light as he could for "a
tight" made Carpenter holloa as he fined
rarely thinkers appear, to the boose DER the
way, till his fine he should pay.
William Lyon was drunk and disorderly.
Under ordinary circumstances Lyon is a
lamb, but when he feels the maddening in
ffuence of benZine as it courses through
his blood in quantities less than one quart
he is indeed raging Lyon. On Sunday
he was in this condition. He wanted
bl-bl-ood. He was particularly anxious tc
chaw somebody up. Finding it dangerou;
to leave him on the public street, this Lyor
was Gagged. Yesterday the Mayor finet
him So and costs, which he paid. Like the
month of March, he came in like lion bu
went out like lamb.
jacob Stromeyer and Henry Hinkel
were up, charged with visiting a house o
ill-fame known as the "Pigeon Roost." w,
don'tkno why it is called so, except it bt
because no pigeons roost there, otherwise
on the contrary, the birds are mostly
hawks. They were fined So and costs
each of which they paid.
Mary Banks and Ellen Mutt were two o.
the pigeons from the above named "Roost.'
They were pretty birds. Ellen looks like
a pretty hard Mutt, and we doubt from
Mary's appearance if she banks anywhere
For being inmates ofa house of ill-fame
they were committed to the city prison fol
10 days each. ae.s-
Thomas Abraham and Patrick Tracy
were drunk and disorderly. "I've bin il
this country twenty years, yer honor
and niver was UP before magistrate bu
this vance," said Patsey, and Thomas sale
i"Amin." AS it was their first offense they
got off with fine of 81 and costs, and
caution to 60 and sin no more.
The PATTIsoN CONCERT. AS ALREADY
announced the Pattisan troupe give bu
/ one Grand Concert in this city, at the Oper
| House, on Thursday night. We continu
our notices of the articles from the eastern
press where, they are held in the highest re
pute. The Home Journal says:
/ Mr.. Pattison has long been recognized a
one of the most skillful musicians of TIL
age, His forte appears to lie in marvellou
execution OF piano passages, wherein hi
clear tremolo now swells to the purity o
the fiageolet tones, now slumbers into dis
tant warbling, always. however, real ant
distinct, rather than forcible technicalit,
4 of Octaves.
Mm'le Antonia Henne, who assisted Oh
this occasion, is rising and talented youn;
artistic. She has voice OF exceeding
beauty and fieXibility, sings with taste AM
expression, and is a very popular and effec
tive public singer. .-.,-.
The Chdrlestoton Murcury says: Signo
!; Strini is a Basso of great compass an,
} wonderful volume, and is deservedly
favorite.
Musical Conductor of the Pattison Con
certs, possesses a voice of extraordinar
compass, sweetness and power. He wa
formerly Tenore to His Highness the Gran
Duke of SAKE Weimer.
BULLY FOR THE NIcoLsoN.-That porto
, of High street south of Friend laid with th
wooden block pavement is now ready fo
travel, and is being used extensively
Brooks, Merton & Co. sent out the first loa
over the pavement. We heard the driver
shouting" bully for the Niehelsnn."