Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-02
EXPENDED.
Sixty-tour garments and 10 pairs shoes
have been given to children at the Home

home for one little girl who has been un-
der their care, but not at the Home. 1t will
be remembered that we have many chill
dren for whom we provide articles of cloth
ing, who do not live at the Home, but with
their parents, who are able to do something g
toward their support, so it is thought best
to help them little and allow them to help
themselves as far as possible.
We feel grateful to our friends for their
liberal donations, and hope they will not
grow weary in well doing, for they will
reap in due season if they faint not" The
managers assure their friends that they
have done all in their power to lessen the
expenses, still repairs and house furnishing
has cost considerable, and, thanks to lib
eral friends, the institution has increased
in property and is not in debt.
The managers will hold strawberry fes-
tival next week, at which they hope to
meet their friends. Those who have not
paid their subscriptions will confer favor
by leaving the amount at the Home or with
the Treasurer, Miss L. Peters.
GALooT RECoRD.--As we entered the
Mayors office yesterday morning, we
grinned SO, that had the hinge in the back of
our neck broken, the top of our head must
have fallen off. Our ears looked like a
couple of islands surrounded by mouth.
There, before his Honor, sat eleven high
priced galoots, ten male and one female,
and the air was heavy with the perfume of
benzine. Such state of affairs looks like
business; it bringeth joy to the heart of
conscientious local. Keep it up, fellers;
keep it up.
David Platter is no soup plate. No, sir.
Dave is hister of high degree. Benzine
delighteth his soul and tickleth his palate.
He was fined 81, including costs, which he
paid. .. .t --,-rs ..--
Peter Lesline is a muscular youth-a
sort OF Mike McCoole in disguise. For in
dulging in a little skirmish, he was fined
Sc, including costs, which he anted up.
John Platt passed Sunday in taking in
beer. John don't like whisky. He says
"too much whisky is too much, but too
much beer is yust enough" Not having
SIS with which to patch the broken ordi-
nance, he smasheth and gnasheth at the
stone pile.
Patsey Morris and Edward Sullivan took
double, duplicate, dreadful drunk. In
attempting to assist each other home they
got fighting over it. They were fined $5
each, which they paid.
joseph Lawrence enjoyed plain drunk.
Joe said it was the plainest thing in the
business. 1t was also plain that he
couldn't raise S5 with which to pay his
fne so he swelters under the hot sun, at
the inevitable stone heap.
Billy Jones took in a little for his
stomach's sake, neglecting to remember
that whisky always flies to his head. He
was fined Sc, including costs. He settled
up and departed, black-eyed, sobered
man. .
Sam Winegardner was guilty Of lewd
and disorderly conduct. 1t cost the gentle
Samivel $40. Well bet cookie he won't
becaught in another such scrape. Sammy
paid his bill and went out cussing.
Minnie Harper, social evil of the low
est grade, was arrested tor carrying on her
trade on the streets. She was fined $40 and
committed. She's bad lot. Though q
Harper, she is not at all musical.
Paul Redman on Sunday INDUCED in q
skirmish drill. He hadn't been at it long
till he brought on general engagement
The police, moving in echelon, gobbled him
in. He was fined Sc, and, in default, sings
Tramp, Tramp" as he smasheth dornicks
Francis Duffy brought mare to the city
to be pastured, and not having money
enough to take him on very extended
spree, Frank pawned the harness and in.
vested enough of the money in benzine tc
make him bully drunk. He was fined $l(
and costs and committed for ten days to
the city prison. .-....-