Local BREVITIES. May arrivals and city notes of interest
Baron Von ScuLoezer and Count Von Arnim will visit on May 1st. Prospective buyers urged to consult advertising for suburban properties. Major Augustus Ward buried today at Spring Grove. The St Bernard store on West Fourth Street opens tonight for a sale of fine goods. New England Mutual Life Insurance Company filed authority to do business in Cincinnati. Wm Lang is local agent. A robbery error corrected: robbery occurred at the entrance to Nos. 24 and 26 West Fifth Street. Exposition fireproof Art Hall approved for Washington Park. Eden Park refreshment house to cost about $10,000 funded by park authorities. L. H. Sargent & Co. long established salt and commission firm advertises. Benedict Frank pawnbroker case postponed due to his condition. Odd Fellows fair progresses with Yankee kitchen popular. subscription meeting set for tomorrow. Sanitary Board re elected Dr Clendenin as Health Officer after ballots. Waterworks bids opened for two million pounds of pipe. multiple bidders listed with prices. no award yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boston
Recorder
Wm. Lang
Cincinnati
West Fifth Street
Tax Park Commissioners
Washington Park
Eden Park
Park Commissioners
L. H. Sargent & Co
Benedict Frank
Straub
Frank
Odd Fellows’ Fair
Fourth Street
Tuee Sanitary Board
Clendenin
Messrs. Davis
Simpkinson
Thomas
Messrs.Johnson and Taxis
J. J. Quinn
Messrs Baum and
Shultz
Pittsburg
Louisville
Gen
Lytle
Buell
James
Maysville
Wild Matenat
Chile
Fleetwood
Pomeroy
Arkansas
Kate Putnam
Marietta
United States
Telegraph
Wildwood
Juniata
Kitty Hegler
Kanawha
R. R. Hudson
Wheeling
Alice Dean
New Orleans
Maliie Ragon
Arkansas River
Rock Island
St. Louis
Middleport
G. W. Murdock
Hartford City
George McTwi
Ohio River Salt Company
Hortons
Colonel Shepard
Syracuse
Lawrence
Nashville
John F. Tolle
Vicksburg
Pargoud
Edinburgh
B. C. Levi
John
McMillan
Indiana
James Howard
Leslie Coombs
L.J. Shepherd
Dog Creek
Kentucky
Frankfort
Henry Lockhart
Cook
Portsmouth
Ohio
Red River Iron Company
Clay’s Ferry
Lexington
Capt. Shepherd and Father
Ironton
County Commissioners Fix Bond for Treasurer Elect John Gerke
The County Commissioners fixed the bond of Treasurer elect John Gerke at 500000 dollars this morning. Several bills ranging from 18 to 400 dollars were passed and referred to the Board of Control for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weronesday
John Gerke
Board of Control
Joint County Session Reviews Jail Improvements
A morning joint session of county officers heard Sheriff Heart discuss General Ammen's plans to improve and strengthen the county jail. Present were Commissioners Sater and Holmes, Clerk Tinker. absent were Commissioner Martin and Probate Judge Hoeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sater
Holmes
Sheriff Heart
Tinker
Martin
Hoeffer
Heart
Horrible Accident Involving Seema and S Naanths Sect
Fragmented report describes a morning incident with Seema and S Naanths Sect contact. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a collision or injury and reference to a backache or spinal issue. Further information is not readable in the excerpt.
Docket at Local Court Delivers Fines and Discharges
The docket lists Charles Nelson's trial on trunk theft continued to Saturday with bail set at $400. Henry Jeffs fined $3 for drunkenness. Andrew Welsh ten days for same offense. Henry Fuchs discharged for whisky sale to a minor. B Frank's case continued. Carrie Thee jailed thirty days for keeping a bawdy house. four other women discharged. Various assaults ended in discharges or fines. John Nichols fined $10 and ten days suspended. sentence to Mary Brion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jeffs
Andrew Welsh
Henry Fuchs
B. Frank
Carrie Thee
Thomas Wilson
John Lamb
Thomas Westerman
Broadway
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Portsmouth
Ohio
Tenny Scott
Mary Moore
Ann Buckley
Ann
Bucktown
Robert Harvey
Thos. Jefferson
John Nichols
Mary Brion
John
Mary
Court appoints guardian for drunken husband in Common Pleas
In Common Pleas Judge MurpDock grants Elizabeth Kramer petition to appoint guardian of her husband estate due to drunkenness and incompetence. Probate Court hears cases. Geo Shillito Jr named administrator de bonis non of John Haggarty with personal assets totaling 10 945 dollars and realty 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
MuRpDock
Elizabeth Kramer
Japar Hoefrer
Geo. Shillito, Jr
de Bonis
John Haggarty
Coal Heavers Strike for Higher Wages and Rights
Reported near Plum street a large police presence prevented a potential riot as coal heavers demand at least 250 dollars per day. Johnson and Levi's drivers are already earning 2 50, workers organize a union, citing extreme hard labor, long hours, seasonal work, and opposition to white slavery in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Street
Johnson
Levi
Levy
America
Yale Alumni Hold Annual Reunion in City at St Nicholas
The Yale College alumni reunion at St Nicholas drew many grads. Officers elected for the year include President Judge J C Collins and Vice Presidents James Gilman A R Dutton P H Burt W Alpin M C Shoemaker. Secretary P R Taft. A memorial resolutions were read for classmate 1810 Professor Samuel F B Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale College
St. Nicholas
J. C. Collins
James Gilman
A. R. Dutton
P. H. Burt
W. Alpin
Jugs Taft
Scarborough
M. Hinkle
Transfers of Real Estate April 1 1872
Property transfers listed including fat et al to H B Bannin and Catherine, plus a lot on Ninth Street 90 by 130 feet. Details mention real estate conveyances and involved parties such as Evech Wil, C Hapselman, and others in an 1872 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat
H.B. Bannin
Galaane
Cusine
Elglish
Catherine Ari
C. Hapselman
Evech Wilve
Hanes
Ninth Street
River News and Legal Notices From Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Probate Court allows sale of a judgment from James P. Galbraith trustee to J B Broadwell Joseph Fay and John Kennedy for 55440 at 8 percent. US Circuit Court verdicts in Ohio Lord and Sperm Oil case favor plaintiffs for 5725.85. Eden Park plan hires brass band for May Day. Steamboat news and river depth updates with arrivals and departures. Ship collisions, labor strikes, and a steamer wreck with one drowned. Leslie Coombs sinks on Dog Creek Kentucky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Hire Insurance and Trust Company
James P. Galbraith
Apolis
Cincinnati
Taos
J. Broadwell
Joseph 8
Fay
John 8
Civie
First Bank of Ohio
Ohio Lord and Sperm Oil Company
The
United States
O. M. Turner
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star April 17 1872
Market notes show beans butter cheese flour and wheat active pricing with mixed demand. Prices: beans 2 25 for prime white 1 00 inferior. butter western reserve 28 3 4 c per lb. cheese new factory 13 1 5 6 c. flour firm at 48 50 per barrel. wheat No 2 around 1 70. rye steady. barley firm. apples and peaches dull. oranges lemons and coca prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening Star
New York
Western Reserve
Ohio
Indiana
Laguayre
Coe
Winter meat and grain markets show mixed steady tones
The report notes steady prices for pork and ham cuts with moderate demand, duck and other meats quiet, and bulk beef sides holding firm. Hogs and ribs show limited movement while cured products stay steady. prices for clover and timothy seed remain near previous levels and grain markets stay largely unchanged in New Orleans and port markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena Per Doz
Porx—City
ACON
County
Timothy
New Orleans
Liverpool
Louisiana
Government Bond Quotations and Market Notes
The report lists government bonds with steady and active trading, notes sterling exchange at 93, and gold carrying at 4 percent. It mentions midland uplands prices and regional figures including Orleans and New York while city time stamps show April 17 and 10:00 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
A City of Women in Siam Excerpt From Governess Tales
Mrs Lenowens recounts Siam's Bangkok center as a female ruled realm with 9000 residents in the royal harem and armed women enforcing laws, while slave women till fields and artisans work outside the walls. Boys banished at six. girls stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenowens
Bangkok
Ofoh
Wonderful Store Opens at 160 West Fourth with One Dollar Goods
SPECIAL NOTICE describes a new shop at 160 West Fourth Street offering ten thousand dollars of first class goods for a uniform price of one dollar. It highlights chromes, oil paintings, jewelry, watches, albums, wallets, and more, with eager claims of quality, no waste, and mass appeal opening tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
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Daily Evening Star
Railroad Aea
Weather Reports
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Ann Ss
Baron von ScuLoezer
German Empire
Count von Arnim
Augustus Ward
Spring Grove
West Fourth Street
Evans & Long
Smith & Co
Columbus
Samuel Cummings & Son
Gaylord & Co
Seema
Carota Atari x
Charles Nelson
Fred. Lange
Court Report
Yale
Daily Market Review
Liverpool K
Les
Orleans
Council Bluffs
Town
L.H. Sargent & CO
Commission Merchants
Mason City
Onondaga Salt
Walnut Street
KL. H. Sargent & CO
Franklin Bank and Old Merchants of Cincinnati
Beck
Dr. B
John Street
D&w
Shayne
Fifth St
Kentucky Central Railroad
Cincinnati Ticket Office
Ersailles
Georgetown
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Cool Burgess
Harry Bryant
Howard
Pike’s Opera House
Spalding & Popx
Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Grand Sothern Dundreary
Wood's Theater
AcautEy
Joe Murphy
Sppesy
Meader
Ned Daly
Joe Munnho
DR. O
E. A. Witherell
Fourth and Home Streets
West Third Street
Harrison Street
Bae
Trent
JAS. P, McNamara &O
E. Cor
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Everiel & 'Co
Pearl Street
Ia Watkins
Fifth Street
Oe Loos
ROY Laundry
Scott and
Covington
D. Man
Cor
Vincan Ore
Linton
Bellevue
Williamson
W&f
Evening Star
Por
STAR
Alker Mill
Ernst Station
CH. & D. Railroad
GEO. Warrington
Everett Street
N. W
Walnut Sts
Insurance Company
Frank Werle
E. J. Miller
Stationery
N. B
Beeler & Curry
West
W&s
Warren’s
Central No
A. J. Clark
Nashville Packet Co
Wise
Clarksville
Paducah
Ste. Lawrence
Pynnnit
Ashvile
Bro’s
M. Maslin
Heer
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