Railroad News and Local Briefs From The Evening Star
The Evening Star reports on railroad agents invited to take free copies at stations and a 1872 calendar note. Local items include a German Battalion color presentation, a fire damage at Davin Agme & Co. park-house, a wagon accident on Central Avenue, social events at Thoms Hall, and upcoming events by the Sarsfield Benevolent Society and Young Men’s Bible Society. The court docket covers United States v Baker and a related counterfeit case dismissal.
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Davin Agme. & Co
Sycamore Street
Lever
Central Avenue
Seventh
Evenine Star
Thoms’ Hall
The
Sarsfield Benevolent Society
Sixth
Walnut Streets
John Mosha
John M. Lomasney
J. P. Walker, M. D
J.M. Phillips
Daniel Steele
Jos. Richardson
Samuel Lowry
Sparring Exhibition Ends Quietly at Cordia Hall
The Sparring Exhibition at Cordia Hall drew a decent crowd though arrangements for entertainment were poor. Six bouts occurred with Filon facing Morrisey noted as the top match, while Gant and McCoole delivered a short bout with light punishment and laughter from the crowd as Mike landed a solid right to the giant's face. The exhibition closed without incident.
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Beldwin
McVoole
Concordia Hall
Filon
Morrisey
Gant
McCoole
Covington News Briefs Highlight Politics and Pox Recovery
The piece notes rent arrears and water shutoffs affecting prompt payers. It promotes detective chief General John W. Villacll as a Covington City Marshal candidate and mentions past service and popularity. Smallpox cases have fallen after vaccination efforts, with roads and paving updates and council race mention.
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Thoee
Aint Bute
Prince
Covagton
Covington
Sant Maiad Cere
Caer
Ataas
John W. Villactll
Foster
An Hour With a Spirit and a Fortunate Phantom
A Cincinnati narrator recounts an evening of spirit business with Madam Ney and the Von Haffenschliffer family, paying a dollar for a note and five dollars for an hour. The tale blends fraud, fortune fantasies, and humorous misreadings as the narrator probes estate hopes and European prompts.
Market report notes firm and active quotas
Special Dispatch from New York items on gold and railroad shares shows prices and quotations for Western Union Telegraph Adams Express Chicago & North Western Wabash and Pacif ic lines. The market is described as firm and active at quoted levels with various rail stocks under review by investors.
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Canton
Western Union Telegraph
Cape
Bert
BAAN
Adams Express
Sinawe Chicago
Deatel
Chicago & Northwestern
Sir Paul
Great Western Dental Company
W. Sixth St
Bet
Jals-Dt
Market reports and a billiards bout announced
The column notes dull butter with excess supply and steady to firm grain and meat markets, detailing prices for corn oats and dairy, plus a London bond update and a evening billiards match between Ww and Davis for fifty dollars at Dave Kendalls rooms on Race Street.
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THE
Lyening Star
Sorades
ROE
New Orleans
Cotten
London
KBMX
Eax
Davis
Dave Kendall
Race Street
River News Reports Obscure Weather and River Conditions
The river news notes foul weather with snow, rain, and ankle deep mud on the levee. River levels show Pittsburg at 2 ft 9 in, Falls 3 ft, and Canal 54 ft at Louisville. Local packets arrive on time with fair loads, and multiple boats and barges operate or depart, amid accidents, disappearances, and a police raid on Rat Row.
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Pittsburg
Louisville
Emma Floyd
Nashville
Rankin
Evansville
Warner
Anderson
Alaska
R. C. Gray
Abeona
Juniata
J. Rankin
Telegraph
Wildwood
St. James
United States
Gen. Buell
C. T. Dumont
Joe Fleming
Cairo
Rockhaven
Rat Row
Uncle Sam
Portland
Commodore Rollingpin
Bull of the Woods
Kanawha Daily
Key City
Mississippi
Lexington
Sam. Bateman
Thirteenth
Bank Streets
Wash
Henshell
Pomeroy
Knight
Pat. Conroy
Henry Collins
Chilo
Judge Carter presides over city court docket
Twenty seven new and four old cases heard by Judge Carter this morning. Cronin fined for wife abuse on Adams street. Morris drunk. costs. Smith, alias Sassy Smith, drunk and disorderly. fifteen dollars and costs. Rafter drunkenness with improper behavior. ten dollars and costs. Delany drunkenness. ten dollars and costs. Connor market wagon obstruction. three dollars and costs. Barns twelve years old released with promise to move to Chicago with his father. Clark loitering near houses of ill fame. ten dollars and thirty days. Morris disorderly conduct. case continued. Drose drunk with concealed weapon. five dollars and costs. Shiner abusing family. thirty days. Pryle petty larceny. thirty days.
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Carter
Thomas Cronin
Adams Street
Front
Columbia
Thomas
Peter Morris
Chas. Smith
Charles
Sassy Smith
James Rafter
John Delany
John
Rafter Np
Joseph Connor
Ed. J. Porter
Connor
Willie Barns
Enquirer Office
Chicago
Campbell
George Clark
George
Maria Jones
Edward Morris
Fagan
Conaghan
Case
Emile Drose
Emile
Henry Shiner
Henry
John Pryle
Barbara Klinger
Reading Road
Week of Prayer Union Meetings Held Across Three Churches
Union meetings in Lockland alternated among the three churches during the Week of Prayer. As a result, nightly gatherings were held all week and drew good attendance across the congregations.
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Union
Lockland
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Race St
Fourth
Fuith
Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Tas
Hage
Joum Mitty
Durance Vile
Central
Mohawk Bridge
Ogden H. Fethers
College Hall
Lady Clare
Tennyson
Shay
Holmes
Poe
Hager
Trowbridge
Longfellow
Dickens
Circuit Court of the United States
P. B. Swing
Joel K. Baker
Quilty
Halliday
Raymond Hall
Stor
Police
Commodore
Cincinnati Spirit
Marshal Ney
Ney
Strasburg
Usua
Haffenschliffer
Nep
Madame
Herr von Hafenschlifer
Haffenschaffer
Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
Godoy Martin
Blose
Francis
Tap Raarsovist
Wilhelm Jordan den
Markets and Finance
New York
Lewee
Daily Market Review
River News
Wlson’s
Ss. Wilson
Wilson
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Worizontal
Jone
BUAG
Walnut Street
C. H. Fethers
Hildren
Greenwood Hall
Sixth and Vine
Wesleyan Female College
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. W. Bain
Howard
Elgin
Waltham Watches
John Church & CO
General Western Ag
Rae Nat Street
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In the Evening Star
PR. Jas. C. Kere
Renovator
Jas. C. Kerr
Nature
Probate Court
James C. Kerr
Dan’s Gand
Yaple
Pike's Building
Ohio
Alfred Yaple
J. C. Kerr
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