The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-21
The RuLice C0tarf.

At 8 O'Clock the Police Court was
opened. The first relay Of prisoners
brought before his Honor consisted OF
Bucktown damsels, whites, blacks and
muIattoes. They numbered eighteen, and
were charged with vagrancy. or the Sc
Maggie Conway, Margaret Collins,
Bridget Buckley, Jane Ferris and Mat
tie Phillips were sentenced to thirty
days Work-house. Mollie Linsay was
fined. $40 and costs, but was unable to
pay and wandered wearily down stairs.
Mary Robinson, the worst of the aban.
doned wretches, received sentence Of
six months. Sallie Lee and Ella John.
son each got fifteen days. Mollie Wash.
ington and Mollie Brown respectively
10 days. Sixty days apiece were allotted
to Martha Patterson, Mary Morrison
and Lizzie Robb. Only three OF the whole
party that past last night at the Ham.
mond-street Station, were dismissed.
They were Jane D0nnegan, Annie Mum
roe and Lucy Scott.
VIM. Waddell, a young lad of fourteen,
after running away from his home and
spending two weeks in Philadelphia,
was captured on his return. He wad.
died sadly down stairs to make prepara.
tions for going to the House of Refuge.
NJ. L. Kelly was charged with cutting
| to kill one Sullivan some time ago. His
case was laid over to Monday, the 18th
| INST.
John McMahan last Saturday evening
got into difficulty with John N. Martin
Of the Galvanized Wire Sign Company,
| in front Of No. 176 Race street. The
trouble occurred about some money, anG
the result was that McMahan drew
l.. - ..,A, faI sail hfa s,,N Nf.u
tin's cheek. McMahan was captured
last evening by Officers Sissman and
Mitchell. The case will be further in
vestigated to morrow morning.
Charles johnson was accused OF hay.
ing stolen pair OF shoes from John
Kelly, but says that he obtained them
from man named Harrison. His case
was laid over to next Friday and his
bond fixed at 500.
Robert McGinty, Jas. Ryan and Mich.
ael Collision, last night, on Seventh
street east of Broadway, assaulted a
woman and knocked her against the
door of coal cellar. The husband of
the lady, Mrs. Ryan, came OH the scene
in time, and put an end to the affair by
closing up the left eye Of McGinty. Ryan
and McGinty each deposited $40 and
costs, and Collision paid IS and costs.
William Murray and his wife Maria
Murray were arrested on the charge OF
having stolen gold watch, set OF
valuable jewelry, $21 in money and q
check for $40 on the Treasury Of St.
Xayier's College. The above property
belonged to Mrs. Dodds, who died on the
18th at Murray's house. Murray spent
the $21, but his guardian, Mr.. Nj. Kaya-
naugh, this morning restored the goods
and refunded the money. This compro.
missed the matter, and the Murrays were
let off on payment Of the costs OF the
case.
Frank Jordan, a jail-bird, was arrested
yesterday morning by Officer Mckinney
sor stealing a caddy of tobacco, worth
eleven dollars, from an o. Il n. r. X. car.
JorSan denied stealing it, but asserted 3
that be aad found the tobacco in the .
weeds on the bank of the river. He wept
some crocodile tears, but they availed
him pot. He was sentenced 10 thirty
lays work at Morgan's establishment
end fiued $50.
JOS. s. Davis, a colored lad, while put.
ting np mosquito bar for Mrs. Wright,
at No. IA Mcfarland street, stole pair
Of bracelets. which brought him SEN
tence Of 80 days and 500