Notice to Agents on Rail Lines for Daily Evening Star
Notice asks rail line agents to act as distributors for the Daily Evening Star with a rate of one cent per copy. Issued by the STAR CO at 269 Race St. Weather report notes cloudy morning and pleasant moderating conditions for Friday February 15, from Beary Twitchell optician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Evening Star
Bremstein
New York
Adams Express
Wells & Fargo
Express
Merican
York Central
New York Central
Higan Central
Ighigan Southern
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Northwesternorth
St. Paul
St. i
Ohio
Mississippi
Oy Pacific
Alton J
Moulton to Sing at Pike's Opera House and Local Notices
Local BHEVITIES reports J B H Awlry supplying papers. Miss Mollie Morton touted as America s handsomest girl. Freight wreck near Batesville due to a broken rail. no injuries. Mee Moulton to perform concerts at Pike s Opera House amid social prominence. AmEx delivers diverse freight including turkeys and calves. Ice gorges close to the Ohio river forcing pedestrians to cross at Fifth street. Bail tax and pond skating draw crowds around Lincoln Park. A fire at John Reid s cellar is quickly extinguished. An afternoon trial before Justice Anthony involves Alfred P Hill accused of perjury. jurors from prior trial subpumped as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hwawlry
Vine Street
Beck
Ark
Mollie Morton
Ceasies Moultan
Pike's Opera House
American Express Company
Ohio River
Big Miami
Anderson's Ferry
Fifth Street
Lincoln Park
John Reid
Suddiery
Main Street
Fifth
Anthony
Alfred P. Hill
John W. Carter
Hill
Oliver D. Hunt
Sinking of the Belle Vernon Steamer at Newport
The Belle Vernon, a Pittsburg steamer owned by the Darragh brothers, is icebound and towed to Newport. A large ice cake tore a hole in her hull. the ship sank in twelve feet of water. Insurance totals 80,000 with Cincinnati offices. freight loss estimated at 90,000 to 100,000. boat valued at 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
New Orleans
Belleview Street
Newport
Pittsburg
Darragh
Pittsburgh
Western
Cincinnati
Police Court Dockets and Church Service Highlight Morning
Six new and four continued cases before Judge Carter include James Spiller fined for disorderly conduct and William Kelly jailed for stealing ten dollars from a grocery till. Agnes Conlin and Bridget Rooney sent to Work House for ninety days, with other minor dispositions noted. Bond and public church service at Central Christian Church conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
James Spiller
William Kelly
Henry C. Williams
George Sherry
Kelly
Williams
Beresfords
Michael Gruber
Thomas Hanrahan
Andrew Hueur
Agnes Conlin
Bridget Rooney
Taulman
Deagle
Bond
Circuit Court Case Involving McFerran and Porter Continues
United States Circuit Court proceeds with the case of James McFerran and others versus W J Porter and others. Docket details and proceedings are underway as the matter remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Duper
P. B. Swine
Paxelonia
James
McFerran
W. J. Porter
Amusements at the Bowery House Theater Crowd Praised
A vivid review lauds Bowery House Theater acts led by Four Dwarfs and Viola Clifton. It notes strong support for Miss Annie Hindle's upcoming debut and announces a Monday matinee and a Saturday afternoon show. Attendance concerns are raised regarding Johnny Allen and Little Mac leaving Cincinnati for New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaer
Bowman
Ee Ae
Viola Clifton
Milt Barlow
Georgie May
Annie Hindle
London
Miss Hindle
Uncle Jim
Covington News Notes Local Politics and Public Woes
Boone county gains a legislative seat as D W Lassing is elected. Dion the billiard star performs at Kentucky Billiard Rooms tonight. Deputy Marshal Clint Butts and Jesse E B Grant remain ill. Coal stocks are nearly exhausted with dire forecasts. West End residents push for lower Covington Cincinnati bridge and Main street ferry tolls. A citizens’ meeting endorses cheaper transit and urges his representative to press related legislation. Evening speeches precede another gathering with state senators and representatives. Lectures by James Trimble on prison life draw local interest at Franklin Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lassing
Boone County
Kentucky
Dion
Kentucky Billiard Rooms
Sixth
Madison Streets
Clint Butts
West End
Arbeiter Hall
Pike Street
Covington and Cincinnati
Main Street
BE. T. Clarkson
Seilecktee Co
A. Shinkle
M. M. Benton
Ohio River
Alroy
Messrs
O. B. Hallam
Jno
Renz
James Holmés
C. H. Mooar
Wilmott
James Trimble
Franklin Library Hall
O. P.C
Ohio Penitentiary
Trial Report on Rev Stephen Morgan at Cheviot Bethel Church
A council of neighboring Baptist churches reports Rev Stephen Morgan, pastor candidate, as having taken library books without permission and shown deception and book mutilation. It recommends confession to the church, forgiveness, and a deferred ordination with continued support. Morgan expresses sincere sorrow. a reprimand was given in a full church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Morgan
Bethel Baptist Church
Cheviot
Morgan
Baptist Church
Iy? Council
Council
Christ
River Ice Delays Navigation as Cold Lingers Across Rivers
The river shows 15 feet in the channel with a general rise in waters across the region. Several boats including the Nashville and Belle Vernon suffer damage or sinking threats, while the Bostona rumor proves false as she arrives safely at Portsmouth. A list of vessels at port includes Shamrock Wildwood Telegraph Juniata Edinburgh Nightingale and more as ice disrupts travel and crews forecast a thaw soon.
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Telegraph
Ashland
Wildwood
Chile
Broadway
Juniata
Bostona
Portsmouth
Fisher
Fanny Dug
Nightingale
St. Charles
Fleetwood
Charmer
Ohio
St. James
United States
C.T. Dumont
Robt
Burns
Licking
Waunita
Nashville
Belle Vernon
Court reports reflect pleas and verdicts in multiple cases
The State v William Kelly ended with a six month workhouse sentence a $100 fine and costs after a petit larceny plea. John Laub found guilty of burglary in absentia for a storehouse hit. A Slaughter v Hirsh et al replevin yielded $93 to defendant. Anna M Stephenson v Turner ended with verdict for Turner one cent damages. Lane Bodley v Benedict et al awarded $741 to plaintiff. Charles Backman v United States Express Co seeking $7214.63 for whisky lost by fire. issues of carrier liability debated. Probate court saw Henry Stordeur assignment to Charles Jacobs and wills of Melzar Burdsal and Henry Wise admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
John Laub
John Weingardner
Hills
Blackburn
Avery
A. Slaughter
A. Hirsh
Seventh and
Ventral Avenue
Anna M. Stephenson
Plaintif
Replevin
Turner
JoupGg Hagans
Lane & Bodley
J. B. Benedict
Morrill & Strunk
Jordan
Chas. Backman
United States Express Co
New York
Dayton
Follett
Ferguson and Matthews
Horrien
Henry Stordeur
Chas. Jacobs
Melzar F. Burdsal
Henry Wise
Newport Ferry Case Returns to Favor Dayton Street Railway
The Newport Circuit Court ruled yesterday for Dayton street Railway in the celebrated male case. The damages suit for fifty thousand dollars against the Newport Ferry Company is set for trial today but likely not reached. Supporters of the citizens ticket boast of a five hundred vote lead. Ferry boats struggle through heavy ice, a slow and dangerous task.
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Dayton Street Railroad Company
Newport Ferry Company
Daily Market Review Highlights Mixed Activity Across Commodities
The report notes firm cheese and flour markets with light demand due to navigation closures, and steady grain prices for wheat and corn. Eggs show brisk demand with high prices. oranges, lemons, and apples see modest to moderate demand, while pork, bacon, and hams remain quiet or steady. Cotton and whisky stay steady with limited activity. hogs are lightly supplied but prices hold firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choles Western Résérve
Ohio
Indiana
Choice Factory
New York Cotton Market Briefs February 15 16
New York cotton reports quiet trading with futures sales totaling 5 500 bales on February 15 and 4 759 bales for February. Spot sales reach 750 bales by 12 15 PM with 11 000 bales futures by 12 15 PM. March and May futures quoted around 22 1 2 to 28 1 4 cents. Receipts noted at 874 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Sehee Heap Owen
Edaies
Indiana
Sedges
Eissness
Azle Choice Factory
al _ airy
Ayra
Valencia
New Orleans
Sto. PO
Aléo Perdos
Ross
Market wrap from Philadelphia to Chicago on Feb 14
Telegraph market notes show flour, wheat, corn and sugar firmer in Philadelphia while Baltimore and Chicago report mixed tones. Wheat prices rise with firm corn. pork and lard hold, whisky steady, hogs and cattle activity uneven with varied values across cities.
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Philadelphia
Prude
IéKo
Baltimore
Seeakna
Transfers of Real Estate on Feb 14
Real estate transfers listed include Richard Shinnick and wife to Josephine Ma leasehold 20 by 95 feet near John street. Alois Buche receives lot 25 feet on Hamilton es fase north of Marshall street. Sarah A Jennings acquires 170 east side of Ohio avenue. Heirs of C Smith transfer to Joseph enterisite. Lewis Fragn es receives Oliver's addition lot on Pike street 50 by 230. Wenzel Breind sells Vine street parcel 20 by 120 leasehold to George W Lebenthaler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shinnick
Josephine Maaie
John Street
Alois Buche
Hamilton
Marshall Street
Sarah A. Jennings
Ohio Avenue
C. Smith
Joseph
Inhiam
Uriney
Lewis Frages
Oliver
Pike Street
Wenzel Breind
George W. Lebenthaler
Vine Street
Eclectic and Appleton’s Journal notes and a false fire alarm
Literary notices praise the February Eclectic with pieces by Coleridge Arnold Tennyson and Dickens life of as well as Appleton’s Journal contents. A fire alarm at a blacksmith shop on Friendship alley turned out to be a mistaken call with only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux EcLrcrica
J. R. Hawley
Vine Street
Lord Lisgar
Canada
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Matthew Arnold
Alfred Tennyson
Tuileries
Kemblese
Gerty
Appleton
Journal
Paul Dixon
Friendship Alley
Lawrence
Butler Streets
Enquirer
Local Agent Advertisement for Bullinin Counties Ohio Indiana
An advertisement listing a special agent presence for Bullinin counties in Ohio and Indiana. The notice is associated with Whitehead’s Liniment at No 99 Richmond Street in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Liniment
Richmond Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Jal Malone
Jefferson Davis a Yankee born in Massachusetts claim
Washington correspondent notes a curio about Jefferson Davis suggesting he was born in Massachusetts rather than Kentucky. The piece cites Lahman’s Dictionary and local assertions that he born 1808 in Christian County, then moved to Kentucky, with anecdotes about Davis’s plebeian origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Davis
Washington
N.Y
Beneeeny
Jef
Old Stockbridge
Mass
Kentucky
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the. ‘Evening Star
Nermspay
Beary Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Tavrspay
Fes
Central Christian Church
B. W. Chidlaw
Presbyterian Church
Briggs
Trinity M. E. Church
W. 2. Moore
National Theater
Covington
Jesse EB. Grant
River News
Ihoaneburg
Anderson
Ferny Ana
Robert Burns
Licking River
Vernon
Annie Laurie
North Bend
Wheeling
Pomeroy
Trenton
Louisville
Evansville
Court Report
Common Pleas
Junge Cox
Superior Court
Friends of the Citizens’ Ticket
Daily Market Review
Thomsdan EA Fee A
Markets and Finance
Tee
M Wee
Hare Ae
Literary Notices
Mauch Chunk
Mount Pisgah
Machine
E. A. Weeks
West Fourth &T
Fiarriages. Armstrong
Camack
J. H. Magee
Hannibal Armstrong
Minerva Camack
Bf Stokes—Mullen
J. B. Purent
Benj. T. Stokes
Katie Sullen
Cadie Illiamson
Chesnut
Perryville
Ashland Co
W. M. Ewart
Thos. M. Chesnut
Duncan
Casa Mia
Jackson
Miss
John Duncan
Thorp
Akron
Grenville Thorp
Summit County
H. J. Sargent
John Brougham
Oana Cage
Po-Ca-Hon
Parquette and Circle
Family Circle
Ag Sion
Melodeon Hall
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Blitz
Greenwood Hall
Logrentia
Royal Couror
Canaria Java
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