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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1875

Page

3

Mixed European News and American Notices

A digest of obituaries and society notices includes Leigh Hunt Jr.’s death by suicide in London, claims by Col. Robert M. and Stephen A. Douglas about cotton seizures, Celtic Chair funds, a Zanesville wedding, and various European royal and literary items. Also covered are Emerson remarks, Lexington Centennial medal, Wakefield estate, and Presbyterian Assembly proceedings.

Leigh Hunt London Robert M. and Stephen A. Douglas Court of Claims Mississippi Richard H. Dana Lexington Centennial Committee Philadelphia Mint America Battle of Lexington

Improvements Board Endorses Street Grade and Bridges

The Board of Improvements met with Mayor Johnston and members Corbett Greene Ryan Halpin Sutton present. They recommended to Council an ordinance establishing the grade of Eighth Street from Walker Mill road to the Hamilton & Dayton Railroad bridge. They discussed subdivision and sale of Burnet Woods Workhouse lot, collection of city bridge land funds, and repairs on Clark and Walnut streets. Extensions for Chapel street work granted. several sidewalks ordered to city contractor. a Browne Street Bridge suit compromise proposed at 500. Plans and costs for Columbia Avenue bridges reviewed. options include stone $18,500 and iron $15,000 with $50,000 damages anticipated. East Front street contract awarded to John Ryan & Co. A wooden stairway on Young street was proposed for construction. The weekly payrolls and work on McFarland street were reviewed. adjournment follows.

Board of Improvements Johnston Corbett Greene Ryan Halpin Sutton Stephens Eighth Street Walker Mill Road Hamilton & Dayton Twelfth Ward Burnet Woods Clark Harriet Hopkins Streets Walnut Street Fourth Fifth Streets No. 183 Hugh Campbell Chapel Street H. Haverkamp Turner Alley Bank Street Harrison Avenue Wm. Huddleman F. Eckstein Freeman Street J. C. Norris East Sixth Broadway Sycamore J . E. Jones West Second John Central Avenue John Depham Betts Street S. B. Stevens Browne Street Jpm Columbia Avenue Crawfish Creek East Front Street John Ryan & Co Young Street Boal Street Prospect Street Halpie

Millerite kin and clergy scandal abroad in church society

An adopted Millerite leader's kin dies after brain fever, linked to mental strain. Rev Henry Leake, once a New York Catholic priest opposing schools, leaves Paulist order, marries a wealthy Frenchwoman, and travels to California. Friends report his severed church ties and California residence, while St Ann's Church disclaims knowledge of his location.

Boston M. B Ralph Waldo Emerson Emerson Thomas Carlyle Coggeshall Carlyle Mr. E Cumberland Miller Henry Leake St. Ann’s Church New York City Lorraine Father Lake Paulist Fathers Church of St. Ann Father Preston Manhattanville California

Sunday Assembly Debates Church Budgets and Sabbath Dignity

The Synodical Committee outlines benevolent funding for church boards while a split in the assembly favors leaving operations to boards versus strong central control. Dr Wilson proposes a resolution denouncing Sabbath desecration amid debates on patriotism and grave-tending practices. The body ends with a lake excursion and signals dissolution near Tuesday noon.

Synodical Committee Eeen J. Wilson WaeEreas Word of God Cleveland Genral Assembly

Cement bids opened for Eden Park Reservoir project

Special session heard bids for 5 000 barrels of cement. Cumberland Hydraulic Cement Co of Cumberland Md won the award at 160 per barrel delivered to Garden of Eden, with sacks returnable. Other bids ranged from 133 to 193 per barrel from Jelke Simpson and sister firms. The board adjourned. The Bodmann will contest and police forgery case noted along with a coroner's inquest into a drowning.

Dannenhold Eden Park Reservoir Cumbermee Garden of Eden Jelke & Star Brand Jelke & In River Mills Jelke & Simpson Diamond Falls City John V. Nicolai Chiff Mine Terra Cotts Works J. B Crescent Mills Louisville Queen Bay Mills Requin Motion Hilb Cumberland Hydraulic Cement Company

Board of Education debates school bids and principal appointments

The Board of Education met with 36 members present and discussed bid negotiations for a new Stites lot school building, contract legitimacy, and bids above the tax levy. It approved payments for legal services, considered Normal School and Teachers Institute appropriations, and finalized principal appointments across districts with debates on Peter H. Clark and Mr. Parham.

Foreign goods imported into Cincinnati May 1875 list

A long record of foreign shipments into Cincinnati during May 1875 names numerous firms and individuals importing dress goods, wines, musical instruments, books, paintings, and various manufactured goods. The report notes a water release into the canal at Lockland, with water expected to reach the city at noon.

Cincinnati Ohio Eee Co Aoe Brat Ueana & Co Jetiras, Seeley & Co Hitchcock & Walden Aexces B. H. Warder Judge Hoadly Lucy Pendleton Palm Bros. & Co Mrs. C. Muller Stubel & Wilken Brigel Bros A. B. Closson, Jr W. G. Caldwell & Co R. Wurlitzer & Bro J& Atkinson R. Clarke & Go Chas. Mosier & Co Fredrick Spicker Haas & Weiss Thos. A. Logan Po Feehheimer, Karpeles & Co R. Macready & Co J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co Max Weil & Co A. E. Wilde Hartmann, Laist & Co L. Herancourt Louis Soan Geo. McLaughlin J . Bronzes R. Clarke & Co Dwells& Co F. Sarran Methodist Book Concern T. D. Lincoln Strobel & Wilken William Brachmann H. Hirech & Co Macready & Co Wilson & Hinkle China C. Helfebusch Sebastian Fey Illiam Brachmann William H. Bucher B. G. Brall & Co Calerdrothers & Marey Alms Rhine Lockland

Motion for New Trial Denied in Milford & Cincinnati Case

Milford and Cincinnati Railroad Company v Daly ends with a $2000 verdict for damages after a jury trial on a public street, and Judge Avery grants the motion for new trial finding the damages exceeded the facts. Mandamus action in Meyers v Evitt dismissed. magistrate not proper remedy, malfeasance suit possible.

Milford & Cincinnati Railroad Company John Daly Fairmount Die Avery von Seggern J. I. Follett W. E. Jones Taft Wm. Meyers Thomas Evitt L. Campbell Murdock

Columbia Avenue Improvement Case Heads to Trial Refusal

The court yesterday refused a new trial in the Columbia Avenue Improvement dispute involving Penelope Jacobs against the Board of City Improvements. An alternative writ of mandamus was used to compel the board to show cause why they do not comply with an award that damages Jacobs for destroying her property during avenue construction. F M Johnson appeared for the plaintiff with Surong and Peek opposing.

Columbia Avenue Penelope Jacobs Board of City Improvements F. M. Johnson Surong & Peek

Progress of the Langdon Case Hawiiton County vs O M Langdon

The defense submitted the case without argument as the court was asked to provide a written charge but had no time due to the sudden termination of proceedings. Perpetrators were kept until this morning to allow preparation of the charge.

Cooper Wm. Cooper Colorado Colo General Assembly Judiciary Committee Isyman Melwee Wm. McElwee Maumee Toledo McElwee Presytery Presbytery Synod Mr. McElwee Daniel Coon Harrisburg Erskine Cleveland Ava Joseph A. Murray Pennsylvania Hawiiton County O. M. Langdon

Damages Sought After Church Fall Trial Before Judge Yaple

Cordelia Jayne as administratrix sues Duon and Witt for loss of life from a 1870 fall at St Paul M E Church claim of negligence. Court charged the jury at a late hour.

Cordelia Jayne Duon & Witt St. Paul M. E

Condemnation Verdicts in City versus Rogers and Handy

Probate Court before Judge Matson assessed compensation for land condemned to extend Railroad Avenue from Crawfish Creek road. Jury awarded Mrs. Rogers a sum and W. T. Handy $300. Henry E. Star assigned yesterday to A. W. Goldsmith for creditors.

Catherine Rogers Railroad Avenue Othe Crawfish Creek Road

Court actions and injunctions in patent and postal cases

United States courts hear suits over patent infringement for wringers and paper bags with temporary injunctions. Wable must cease interference with Sine’s mail. injunction bond set at $2000. Other cases include bankrupt discharges for Andrew Gump John Hawk and Edward Fisher. In Blandy case Judge Swing cuts damages from $14000 to one half and allows reference after master’s report.

Bailey Wringing Machine Company Woodocket Rhode Island United Etates Lever Wringer Company Springfield Swing L. D. Line Wable United States Sine Wm. B. Clement L. D. Bishop Union Paper Bag Machine Company Morris H. Nixon Andrew Gump Dayton John S. Hawk Vinton County Edward Fisher Columbus Blandy

Dramatic Club Presents Ticket-of-Leave Man at East Walnut Hills

The East Walnut Hills Lyceum reports a Saturday night performance of Ticket-of-Leave Man by the Dramatic Club. Cast included O. B. Ferreo as Bob Brierly and Carrie Wiles as May Edwards, with Mrs. Davis and Frank Biddle in supporting roles. The review praises scene realism and overall creditable delivery, noting local appreciation and continued liberal support from residents.

Cincinnati Gazettes Dramatic Club O. B. Ferreo Bob Brierly Carrie Wiles May Edwards Brierly Davis Willoughby Frank Biddle Sam Willoughby Grant Dalton Joe Niles Melter Moss E. Ebersole Mr. Gibson Ira de Night Maltby Mr. Eckert Green Jones Lousi Bes Emily Wm. Cadman Hawkshaw Cadman Niles

Merchants advertise diverse goods and firms in city listings

A fragmented 19th century trade notice lists Parker, Harrison & Co. Wilson Hinkle & Co. McGowan & Co. and WM. Lee among others offering coffee, baking powder, spices, printing supplies, brass goods, cutlery, leather, and tinware. Addresses include Walnut Street, West Second Street, Pearl Street, and Main Street with various titles and products.

Ambrosia Parker, Harrison & CO Simbily - Bow Ceounti Apa Wilson, Hinkle& Col John Hl. M’gowan «& CoCo Dimbl-Ly West Second Street

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