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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 3834 - 3845
VANDALISM & VANDALS
3834 - L Mar. 10: 1/4 - Thomas Williams and Irnas R. Martin were each
fined $3.36 on Mar. 8 for creating a disturbance and breaking windows.
3835 - L Oc t. 3: 3/2 - George Chapman was fined $25 and costs and sent to
jail for 20 days for rooting up ann destroying vegetables in a garden. (1)
VENDORS. See Peddlers & Vendors
VETERINARIANS
3836 - L Dec. 6; adv:3/7 - R. Jennings, veterinary surgeon, has moved
to 35 Cedar st.
The subscriber will still retain his office at Folsom's livery stable
on Detroit st.
In addition to the above, Mr. Jennings has opened an office and infirmary
at the rear of St. Clair st., where sick and lame horses wi 11
be treated. (2)
VICE
3837 - L Jan. 8:1/4 - Mary Ann McNeal was fined $10 and costs yesterday
for keeping a house of prostitution. (1)
3838 - L Jan. 8: 1/4 - Ann Crum, Robert Hunter, Thomas Cassidy, and James
Reynolds were fined from $3 to $5 each and costs yesterday for frequenting
a house of ill fame. (1)
3839 - L Mar. 11: 1/4 - Mathew Connell was fined $11.29 yesterday for
keeping a disorderly house. (1)
3840 - L Mar. 25: 1/4 - Mary Burns and Catharine Crowan were each fined
$5 yesterday for visiting a house of ill fame. (1)
3841 - L Mar. 25: 1/4 - Charles Clark was fined $5.36 yesterday for visiting
a house of ill fame. (1)
3842 - L Apr. 3: 1/4 - Caroline Williams and Maria Perkinton were each
sent to prison yesterday for five days for frequenting a house of ill fame.(I)
3843 - L Apr. 3: 1/4 - Ann Van Tassel was fined $25.36 yesterday for
keeping a house of ill fame. (1)
3844 - L Apr. 3: 1/4 - Two young men were fined $5 each yesterday for
visiting a house of ill fame. (1)
3845 - L Apr. 28: 1/4 - Daniel Mullen was sentenced to prison for seven
days on Apr. 26 for keeping a disorderly house. (1)
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