Local notices and events in the city daily brief
Tax police reporting 92 arrests yesterday. Health officer logs 98 births for the week with only 10 from small pox. A mother leaves infant harmed at St Anthony's Hospital. A boy dies suddenly at home, and Pioneer meeting postponed due to absence of Rev. Thompson. Community notices cover real estate ads, river freight plans, grade work on Central avenue, church relocations, and Y M C A fundraising efforts led by women.
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Board of Trade
Pittsburg
Mary McShane
Davis
Longworth Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
John Short
Jas. Short & Co
West Fifth Street
Thompson
Old Pioneer Church
Cincinnati Union Bethel
Bethel Chapel
Sycamore
Broadway
First Presbyterian Church
Jeffery
Skinner
Meredith
Hobbs
Fire on East Walnut Hills Described by Local Reporter
A morning notice recounts a fire at East Walnut Hills with an altar box on the aha pike near Linwood road. Walnut Hills and Mount An bare engines arrived promptly but could not save the building. They prevented spread to a nearby box at Madison pike and Linwood road. Box 196, Grandin and Torrence roads supplied water late, with Engine 16 the sole unit with water.
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East Walnut Hills
Aha Pike
Linwood Road
Walnut Hills
Mount Anbare
Madison Pike
Grandin
Torrence Roads
Mr. Co
Police Court Conflicts and Sentences Reported
Cre De new and six con tipped houses thi et Court Thoms Manning Cediclae the Work house for ten days. Philip Cassel neglecting family continued til Monday. Frank Rickey striking Edward Kelly discharged. Henry Vonderherde drunk fined three dollars and costs. George Brown without means and friends begged city hospitality. judge gave free Workhouse ticket for a fortnight. Pat Welsh old toper paid usual costs. Cordelia Duval found drunk on pavement 16 days in Workhouse. Raymond Hall embezzlement $20 from I W Wood case continued. John Pyatt assaulting negro boy Harned Carter Moore sent up for 40 days. John Stapelton 12 year old pleaded guilty stealing bottle of ale. sent to House of Refuge till Monday. Naomi Marks permitting premises for prostitution pleaded guilty sued 900 and as Martin Hissel timed docket shoots headbie to 1 bond $500. Joseph Meyer assault with intent to commit rape. thirty-five witnesses in court. many more in neighborhood. Joseph about twenty with good character. in progress.
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Thoms Manning
Philip Cassel
Frank Rickey
Edward Kelly
Henry Vonderherde
George Brown
Pat Welsh
Cordelia Duval
Raymond Hall
I. W. Wood
Case
John Pyatt
Harned Carter Moore
Joseph Meyer
Joseph
Grand Jury Reports Indictments in Illinois Case Highlights
The Grand Jury released its final report noting 10 indictments after examining 43 witnesses. It lists charges including larceny and maiming, and covers divorce decrees in two common pleas cases. The Superior Court interaction involves a company name dispute with mixed verdicts, and a probate appointment is recorded. A German visitor, Adolph Nascher, was swindled of 80 dollars, a check for 450, and a travel ticket, amid an error in social notices about the Moonian Society and Damon's Pythias tribute.
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Indiana
Henry Troy
James Trimble
James Gaffeny
Kate
Kate O'Donnell
Ann McDermott
Elizabeth Wright
James R. Wright
Mary H. Corkin
Jos
Hi. Corkin
Adolph Nascher
Berliner House
Sixth Street
Vine
Race
Cincinnati
Adolph
Vienna
New York
River News Reports Flood Rise and Arrivals
Rain keeps falling with river levels rising at this point to 16 feet in the channel while Pittsburg shows 6 feet. Arrivals include Ben Franklin United States Wildwood Ada Heilman Argosy Fleetwood and Bostona. Miscellaneous notes mention the new towboat Thes W Means and the Belle Vernon rebuild appearance. The Pittsburg coal fleet begins to arrive with Samuel Clark Ellwees Whale and Ben.
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Ben Franklin
United States
Wildwood
Ada Heilman
Argosy
Fleetwood
Bostona
Ceramo
Lytle
Gen. Buell
St. James
Telegraph
Shamrock
Andes
Emma Floyd
J. H. Groesbeck
el. Durfee
Big Sandy Packet Company
Thes. W. Means
Means, Kyle & Co
Belle Vernon
Pittsburgh
Samuel Clark W
Ellwees
Whale
Ben
Charley Bowen
River commerce items from Louisville Ledger discuss river works
A Louisville Ledger paragraph mocks a passenger's remarks on a young lady aboard the Robert Burné to Memphis, while river-improvement bills fund works on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Reports note vessel purchases, cargo losses, and a proposed Louisville to Memphis packet line with Captain Crown buying the Kate Putnam.
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