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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1875
Page
4
A fragmented notice warns taxpayers to pay this week to avoid penalties. It mentions the Board of Improvements and notes a past meeting transacting at 683 Broadway New York and 44 West Fourth Street, with references to a medical device and discomfort.
Notice of postponement due to rain for the sale of lots in Tallant's subdivision. The sale is rescheduled to Saturday, June 19.
The present term of the School of Design closed on Saturday and preparations are under way for the annual exhibition at Gillage Hall tomorrow.
Mr. Constans Voigt, owner of a restaurant at 400 Vine Street, reportedly fell from the doorstep of a house opposite his own around half past one. Police and witnesses described the incident as an accidental fall with minor injuries.
Miller Esq of the Fourth-street G rygoods firm Taylor Miller Co together with his brother Thomas Miller and H S Pogue departed the city last evening for an extended European tour lasting until fall.
A blaze yesterday afternoon in Lynchburg damaged William Edwards residence for about 300 dollars. Firefighters prevented further spread as instar canla ensured the flames were controlled, with no reported injuries.
Fe-morrow offers a chance to acquire improved real estate with properties at Nos. 159 161 and 165 West Third Street. Also advertised is a remote residence with Win Place and air amenities, promoting real estate deals by A. Mestens.
A gathering of East End residents will meet next Saturday at 8 P M at No 11 Engine House to discuss establishing a five cent omnibus route from Sportsman to Lower Market. The proposal calls for a Suisan route of cars to service spokes between points, aiming to improve transit options for residents.
In the regular session President O Neil chaired as Leng moved to replace the week with a steadier plan for teachers. The meeting adjourned and a special meeting was set for next Monday night.
The note lists arrivals at Gibraltar including ships docking with duty crews and cargo. Names of vessels and nationalities are partially readable, with dates and destinations unclear from the fragment.
The Stars from Covington suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the St. Louis Red Sox, sparking laughter among local baseballists. Critics say the Stars were overrated, with two standouts and one club noted for their performances. Backers suffer losses and may withdraw until future glory is earned, as the team prepares for a next match against Cincinnati Ama.
The Cincinnati audience enjoyed opening night of Johu Robinsons Circus and Menagerie with a grand parade and an evening performance. The amphitheatre is well seated and the show earns high praise for restraint and family suitability. Highlight acts include Miss Emma and a famous four horse routine with a famed clown sustaining his reputation.
The Common Council Committee met with Alderman Biddle presiding. Witnesses detailed bids for an iron vault for the Waterworks office and secret money transactions involving Mayor Johnston, Secretary Greuter, Wm. Merk, Snelbaker, and Kramer. Evidence included misused funds, loaned sums, and a copied check. testimony wandered through private notes and unpaid accounts as the board adjourned to reconvene that evening.
Judge Hoadly opened a fraud suit for Wm Russell and others against Samuel F Cary John H Morton Freeman G Cary and the Grand View Milling Company of Cincinnati claiming a scheme to inflate the value of mining property and divert $50,000 plus, with forged price claims and misleading assurances. The plaintiffs allege Cary conspired with associates to obtain more than $43,000 via a bond and telegraph deception, promising stock interests to induce payment.
Plaintiffs allege a complex scheme involving Morrison Stuart Cary and others who received 26044 dollars excess from a 22000 dollar payment. They seek accountability from Samuel F Cary and associates, restoration of funds, and cancellation of stock in the Grand View Mining Company.
The article lists ward by ward the delegates and alternates chosen last night for the Democratic State Convention in Columbus, naming numerous individuals across all twenty-five wards and precincts. It also mentions related political notices and a separate local event at the Hamilton Literary Institute with a program including orchestra, recitations, and vocal duets.
The Grand Jury presented a partial report listing numerous names connected to charges such as larceny oppression and assault, with notes on cases including a license for Lizzie Belers age and water-works investigations. George Warrington replaced an excused member, other vacancies to be filled this afternoon.
Coroner convenes after dramatic statements about the Mc Gehan shooting. James Vallandigham and Nate Woods recount time and place details, noting shots near Mc Gehan's saloon and a gas burner flame, with witnesses describing the scene and door findings as authorities investigate who fired the shots and when.
A list of real estate dealers and auctioneers on West Third Street and surrounding areas outlines services in real estate sales, subdivisions, and mortgage paper. It names A C Horton, Jos Hi Littell, L B Leonard, E L Thompson, McLain & Co, and others with various lot sizes and leaseholds across Cincinnati and nearby townships. Many entries specify property descriptions, locations, and sale or lease terms.
The piece discusses purging and toning the liver with stimulants and medicines, arguing against drastic purgatives. It cites testimonials from William Meazel and W F Cody praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets for chronic liver disease and overall vitality.
Rain delays outdoor business as money markets show easy conditions with liberal bank discounts for short paper. Mortgage paper scarce yet in demand. city property loans 5 percent. currency and gold markets firm. various bond and stock quotes feature United States 5-20s and London exchanges. rain hampers river traffic and cargo activity on the Ohio river.
Daily Review of the Market reports butter markets steady with varied grades from 23 to 26 cents per pound and light demand. Navy beans remain dull with choice offerings around 2 dollars per bushel and shipments totals noted alongside coal market dullness and river deliveries pricing for Ohio River and Pittsburg coals.
Liberal offerings of Texas cattle today set a slow demand for common natives while better butcher stock held steady to firm. Receipts include 3,274 head ship, 1,308 head same time. bulls and veal calves showing uneven demand. Hogs, sheep, and dressed beef markets appear varied with overall subdued activity for the week.
Wheat is active at 66 4 16 cents and higher by 1:30 pm. Corn remains firm with bids around 69 1/2 to 70 1/2 cents. Oats show mixed activity around 62 to 50 cents and rye is dull and nominal. Receipts include wheat 400 bushels, corn 6,400, oats 5,600. Total supplies listed for wheat corn and oats.
June report notes a quiet oil market with limited imports and stable prices. Titusville market stays dull with F.O.B. at 142 and crude at 5% amid muted sales and limited shipments. Market commentary emphasizes calm conditions and steady quotes across sectors.
Obituary notes John Shrady an old New York resident and War of 1812 veteran who died at his home in Dalton Georgia. Born May 25 1783 in Chatham and Pearl streets New York City during James Duane mayoralty he belonged to a family with Revolutionary War service and escape from a Sugar House prison. The sketch links him with Washington Irving and Dr John W Francis and recounts his early life amid notable New York figures. The article also references a Mr Green who argued for Union preservation and slavery policy in the Civil War era.
A chaotic incident at Fourth Street involved a teacher getting entangled by a hoop skirt and bustles, leading to a painful but non-fatal mishap when a brick-like accident occurred as bystanders watched. The report also describes a stylish sleeveless organdie muslin jacket with Valenciennes insertions worn over colored silks.
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