Railroad Agents Wanted for Daily Evening Star Copies
Notice seeks railroad agents on lines to distribute the Daily Evening Star, with agents charged one cent per copy at railroad stations. Weather report notes clear conditions for Feb 21 from Henry Twitchell, optician, 182 West Fourth Street.
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Cincinnati
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Main Street
Local Brevities Note City Finances and Social Gossip
The city received 255117.26 yesterday and disbursed 56348.35. Items include losses of up to 1000 on a fire and various notices from St Xavier college exhibition to local arrests and deaths. Major Willard P. Stoms died after a long illness at 32. Funeral from 77 Baum street planned. Police Court docket lists many cases and fines.
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Ohio River Improvement Convention Advances River Planning
Delegates led by Hon. Jesse D. Bright set five committees on river improvements including channels aids to navigation and bridges. Col. Merrill and Gen. Powers spoke on surveys and funding while a resolution urged a cross state commission and legislative appropriations for Ohio river improvements. Adjournment set for this afternoon.
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Geo. F. Davis
Cincinnati
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Louisville & Portland Canal
Abner L. Frazer
Wm. EF. Merrill
Ohio River
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Thomas J. Powers
A. D. Mayo
Congress
Committee On Bridges
B. H. Hoyt
Ravenswood
W. Va
Mr. H
Ponneyiveats
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ilinois
Tennes
Reques
J. B. Walker
Resolution to improve river for mineral wealth development
A resolution urged river improvements to better develop mineral wealth of adjoining states. The convention adopted the motion to adjourn and to reconvene at 74 cents o'clock.
Amusements at National and nearby theaters
The second production of Fancy at the National Theatre shows stronger acting and crowd appeal. T. G. Riggs impresses as an Irish comedian, while Halpin and Kruger deliver solid villainy. George Atkins struggles in Shan Rhue. Lisle Riddell shines as Molly Sullivan. Wood’s audience grows. Mrs. Chanfrau’s productions and Mrs. Moulton concerts draw crowds. Annie Hindle stars at Davis’ Varieties and Billy Manning plans a Pike’s Opera House minstrel opening.
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Old Drury
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Pierce Curran
Kruger
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George Atkins
Shan Rhue
Danny Mann
Wood’s
Selah
Billy Manning
Pike’s Opera House
River News Pictures Busy Springlike River Scene
The river shows rising water and drifting ice as boats prepare for a busy season. Arrivals include the St. James from Maysville and Gen. Lytle from Louisville. departures list several vessels. divers Dwyer and Higgins work on sunken freights. Tom Farrow may be raised. Ohio River Improvement Convention meets at College Hall. J A Wood unveils an adjustable dam. A sidewheel steamer transfer is discussed for tri weekly trips to Trenton. Fanny Dugan and Chesapeake speed trial set for March 17 between Portsmouth and Huntington.
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St. Patrick's Day
Covington ME Church Conference Opens with Bishop Scott Presiding
The Kentucky annual conference of the M. E. Church met at Union M. E. Church with Bishop Scott of Delaware as presiding officer. Committees were appointed this forenoon and the session will last about five days. unrest grows among firemen policemen and street hands over proposed pay cuts.
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Greenup Streets
Scott
Delaware
Large Fire At Burnetts Lab Leaves Large Losses
A major blaze at W. B. Merrell & Co. laboratory on Baker street destroyed a large stock and caused extensive water damage. The fire started on the third floor around 11 pm and attracted crowds to Vine and Third streets. Insurance covered most buildings and inventories with total listed losses around 70,000 dollars and various companies listed as insured parties.
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Cor
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City
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Providence
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Columbus
Miami Valley
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People’s
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Orient
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Firemen’s Fund
Halstead Named After Murat Halstead In Kansas
The Ottawa Journal reports a new town laid out on the Little Arkansas River ten miles west of Newton will be named Halstead in honor of Murat Halstead of the Cincinnati Commercial. Also noted: J T SuRyock of Zanesville Ohio attends the Ohio River Improvement Convention as a delegate. A fire on Richmond Street near Central Avenue and John damages a roof but causes slight damage.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Little
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Halstead
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial
J. T. SuRyock
the Advocate
Zanesville
Ohio
Richmond Street
Central Avenue
John
Markets and Finance Summary From Fragmented Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows commodity prices and notes for bagged goods, central Ohio and western Reserve regions, medium grades, and prime live geese. Deliveries per bushel and per dozen are mentioned with unclear units and inconsistent spellings.
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Rpeenetp Hott
Western Reserve
Markets by Telegraph Unsettled Bonds and Steady Sterling
Markets unsettled with irregular prices. 12:45 p.m. quotes show Government bonds at 108% while governments remain active and steady. Sterling exchange steady at 100 1/6, gold at 2 percent, and money market easy at 6 percent.
Notary Public Appointed in Newport
Richard T. Thornton of this county has been appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate as notary public. A barrel of pork was stolen last night from H. C. Nelson’s residence on Eglantine street between Saratoga and Monmouth. C. H. Barbour will lecture on temperance at the Columbia street Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening. The suit of Albert S. Berry administrator against Newport Ferry Co for fifty thousand dollars for the killing of Burleigh R. Kinney in July 1870 proceeds in Campbell Circuit Court with J B Hallam Stevenson Myers and John G Carlisle for the plaintiff and Henry Stanbery and F M Webster for the defense. There will be a social hop at Cold Springs Hotel tomorrow evening for Washington’s birthday. Joseph Coppen was fined two dollars yesterday by Judge O’Hara for contempt of court.
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Newport Ferry Company
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Cold Springs
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O'Hara
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