Weather H Report from Bacon's Building
Evening weather bulletin by Henry Twitchell with barometer and temperature notes. Cloudy conditions predicted for Friday night and Saturday morning. Local items report insurance dividend, county commissioners, railroad progress, a broken ice wagon, a girl injured by a falling gate, and a knife attack near Wiletach Street.
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Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner
Walnut
Washington Insurance Company
Tor
Custom House
Probate of Francis Wade Will Opens in Court
Probate Court admits the will of Francis Wade to probate this morning with personal property valued at 4000 dollars and real estate at 4000 dollars. E W Kittredge is appointed administrator.
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Francis Wade
E. W. Kittredge
Police Court Notes From Jupex Striave to James Barrett
In this court record Eliza Williams was jailed for vagrancy and sent to the Workhouse. Meyer Goldschmidt, who assaulted Gustav Murr, was discharged with costs. John Ware admitted stealing a coat worth $10. John Scott pleaded guilty to July 3 jewelry theft worth $60 and received six months in the Workhouse. Will Rush and Rhode McGuire faced a month for stealing a butcher knife worth 30 cents from Kate Leiderke. Fred Weisman bound over to a higher court on grand larceny of malt valued at $450 for Mosars Schultz & Co. James Barrett was sentenced to thirty days for abusing family.
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Jupex Striave
Eliza Williams
Meyer Goldschmidt
Gustav Murr
John Ware
John Scott
Gustave Coorberger
Will Rush
Rhode McGuire
Kate Leiderke
Fred. Weisman
Mosars, Schultz & Co
James Barrett
Uniform Details Adopted by Lytle Grays Militia
The Lytle Grays, Company B of the First Battalion Ohio Volunteer Militia, adopt West Point gray cadet cloth uniforms modeled after the New York Seventh Regiment. The coat is swallow tailed with three rows of gilt U S staff buttons, black braids, and Russian knots. sleeves and skirt trim in black cloth and gold braid. pants gray with a black stripe. Cartridge box bayonet scabbard cap box two shoulder belts and other gear noted. unit formerly Zouaves, now Lytle Grays. ready by August ETA.
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Lytle Grays
Ohio
United States
Othegeene Spa
New York
Browne Murder Trial Evidence and Bond Denied
Testimony from Eddie Jennison and John Hoffman details the inclosure incident. Judge Straub rules murder in the first degree not proven and sets bond at 50 000 for second degree. Eddie Jennison and others bound for witness testimony. Noted witnesses include Hoffknecht Morgan Bruns and Browne associates with bonds posted.
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Browne
Eddie Jenneson
John Hoffman
oMard
Shick
Hofknecht
Mr. Browne
Thomas Morgan
Oliver Street
Mary Bruns
Eddie Jennison
George H. Hill
W. A. Goodman
Benefit of Charlotte Crampton at Woods Theater
Miss Charlotte Crampton, Cincinnati’s favored actress, appears in a complimentary benefit at Woods Theater this evening. Don Pratt praised her brains and dramatic skill, noting her readerly judiciousness and thoughtful impersonations. Next season she joins Booth’s Theater in New York, and the benefit may inspire fond memories.
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Charlotte Crampton
Cincinnati
Woods Theater
Don Pratt
Miss Crampton
Booth’s Theater
New York
Attempted death by own action at Harrison avenue
At 95 Harrison avenue Mr and Mrs Lublin discovered their sister in law unconscious with a severe throat wound likely severing the windpipe. A bloodied knife lay nearby and Dr Hittmer attended. The injured woman, long beset by hysterics, likely cannot survive. She had recently returned from Germany and was unmarried.
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Germany
Death of Henry G. Dierkers in Norwood Ohio
Death of Henry G. Dierkers, Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue for the First Internal Revenue District of Ohio, noted for honesty and efficiency, after a bout with pulmonic consumption. He died at his cousin William Cordes's residence in Norwood, leaving a wife and many friends. Funeral was held today at 2 p.m. in Norwood.
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Henry G. Dierkers
William Cordes
Norwood
Dierkers
Internal Revenue
Ohio
Norwool
Rev Maxwell Returns to Pulpit After Seminary Venture
Rev G M Maxwell D D returns to pulpit work after selling his Cincinnati Ladies Female Seminary on Mound and Seventh to a medical school. Since arriving in 1858 he led the Eighth Presbyterian Church and built the seminary, averaging 200 pupils with 10 to 15 graduates yearly. The change follows his conviction that the ministry is his proper field and hopes arise for future pulpits. A second note: Tuas Merchants and Manufacturers Insurance Co declares a semi annual dividend of 73 percent.
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G. M. Maxwell
D. D
Friends of Female Education
Maxwell
Dr. M
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Corner Mound
Seventh Street
Cincinnati Ladies’ Female Seminary
Toi
Cincinnati Young Ladies’ Seminary
Seventh and Mound
Geo. M. Maxwell
Building Permits Reported Since Last Issue
Edw Stone earns permit for a two story brick on Cook street between Adams and Straight. John Robinson approved to build a three story brick theater at Ninth and Prom. Christian Wolfer allowed a two story brick on German street south of Main at 100 feet east. Wm Fox authorized a two story brick on German street north side 20 feet west of Church. B H Rover granted a three story brick house at Poplar and Dalton avenue southwest corner.
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Edw. Stone
Cook Street
Adams
Straight Streets
John Robinson
Prom
Christian Wolfer
German Street
Main Street
Wm. Fox
Church
B. H. Rover
Poplar Street
Dalton Avenue
Miami University Elects Principal for Preparatory Dept
The Board of Trustees met in the city today with members Oliver Anderson Becket Moore Chidlaw Hunt Millikin McLung McCord and Keely present. Prof H B McClure of Glendale was unanimously elected Principal of the Preparatory Department. McClure is a University graduate and a promising young man.
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Messrs
Oliver
Anderson
Becket
Moore
Chidlaw
Hunt
Millikin
McLung
McCord
Keely
H. B. McClure
Glendale
McClure
Circuit Court Petitions for Rent and Wage Claims
Judge Swing presiding. David Christy of Maryland files against George F. Elliott of Hamilton Ohio to recover 1500 dollars rent due under a lease. The steamer Valid is ordered sold to satisfy wage claims of Martin Sands et al totaling 1108 dollars 25 cents.
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Circuit Court
Judge Swing
David Christy
Maryland
George F. Elliott
Hamilton
Ohio
Martin Sands Et al
Burglar’s Kit Found in Brewery Cellar
A youth named Miller found a burglar’s tool set in the sub cellar of Walk er’s old brewery on Sycamore street. The kit is believed to belong to John McNair who was caught robbing a ward robe nearby and used the cellar as refuge when pursued.
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Miller
Walker
Sycamore Street
John McNair
Real Estate Transfers in Cincinnati Area July 1872
Transfers recorded including Andrew P. Wilson and others with properties along Tay lor street Carthage and related parcels. Peter Wittens and wife convey to Hen. Fo, haus a 1 1/2 acre in Delhi township quit claim. Charles Frontz and wife transfer triangular lot on East Front street and other lots on East Front and Keck streets. George Foster deeds to Wmsdene on multiple lots along East Front street and Keck street.
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Cincinnati
Andrew P. Wilson
T. Strickland
Taylor Street
Carthage
Dandridge
Pendleton
Peter Wittens
Hen
Haus
Delhi Township
Charles Frontz
Wmsdene
East Front Street
Fee
Keck
George Foster
Keck Street
River News From Last Night and Local Steamers
Rain continues to fall with the river rising in Ohio and low water in the channel. Traffic reports list arrivals and departures including Gen. Lytle Buell and several boats. incidents include the Ella May fire at Pensacola, the death of Charles Becker, and changes in steamboat ownership and the Empire Parish Packet Company formation.
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Pittsburg
Gen
Lytle
Gen. Buell
Louisville
Ruby
Ee River
St. James
Maysville
Wildwood
Higpadha Mountain
Chile
Jas. E.ain
Evansville
Ella May
Messrs
Bates & Campbell
Pensacola
Bates
Charles Becker
Illinois
St. Louis
Andy Johnson
Jessie
T. W. Spencer
Gallipolis
Kanawha
Jack Macallister
Springville
Portsmouth
The
New Orleans Times
Pike
Fort Adams
Taelequah
Lafourche
Chas. Bodmann
Cincinnati
Bodmann
Potomac
Maceeters
Southwestern
Red River
United States Custom House
Hamilton
Shreveport
Louisiana
Robert Singleton
Hesper
Singleton
Emire Parish
Empire
Daily Market Review From Evening Star Office
Market column notes dull conditions and price mentions for middlings and beans. Report references nominal gains or demand at 19.8 percent and notes quantities per ton and store departures. No further clear entities or outcomes are readable in the fragment.
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Office OF the Evening Star
Aulean
Easity
Ork
W. F Street
Market Report Signals Mixed Demand Across Goods
A late 19th century market summary reports varied activity for staples. Apples, lemons, and other fruits show scarce to steady demand. flour prices hold with several grades active. Oats, rye, barley and seeds feature dull to steady trade, while pork and bacon see firm pricing and steady movement. Poultry remains in good demand. lard and sugars show active or steady markets. vegetables are quiet with cabbage and onions modestly demanded.
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Menage
Ohio
Hia
Wilien
Rica
Brurk
Liverpool
Umbrellas and Umbrella Symbolism Across Notices
The Saturday Review contemplates umbrellas as character emblems from dapper monograms to neglected artist modes. It notes umbrellas as companions, props, and memories, while Pittsburg Commercial recounts a Harrisburg Long Strike theater anecdote and a Wabash plan to stock Terre Haute with nonnative shad fish.
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Wabash
Terre Haute
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the Evening Star
Lynn
Traina
Springfield
Fifth and Vine Streets
Harvard
John Coleman Avery
Eden Reeder Donohue
Wm. Clifford French
Lucius Lee Hubbard
Joseph Rawson
Pendleton Street
Klotter
Sam’ J. Browne
Third
Third Street
Common Council
Fifth Street
Cincinnati & Baltimore Railroad
Marietta, & Cincinnati Road
Andrew Jackson
Avery
L. French
Thomas L. Bond
Straub
Young Men’s Bible Society
House of Refuge
C. W. Rowland
John M. Phillips
Board of Improvements
Board of Improvement
August Meyer
Tuas Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Insurance Company
Miami University
River News
Daily Market Review
Saturday Review
Academy
Ery. E. Brass
Quilp
Harrisburg Pa
Getleman
Moneypenny
Jim Starkie
Elm St. Aquire N. ¢. Cor. Vine
Laurel St
Elm St
Mulberry Street
Park Street
Seventh’ Street
East Second Street
West Pear Street
West Second Street
East Pears
Court Street
G. B. Wood
F&tu
West Fifth Street
Ofio and Mississippi Railway
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Cochran
Delhi
North Bend
Vine Street
Mill Street
Frank van Dusen
Charles McCabe
G. E
Mates
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington Railroad Company
Lexington
Norvin Green
R.H. Courtney
Sec
Treas
BRO S
Fenais Azi
Pike’s Opera House
Fourth Street
Cincinnas
Wabash Avenue
Adison
Chicago
Ames Gates & CO
Jet-Im
Main St
Templars
Ecto
Eighth and Man Streets
Bert Wallace
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tra Company
W. Birth &St
Fountain Square
Vyber
Galler
Elm
Wien
Ees Ae
Fcteck
Mia - Panera
Naryeed
Rae v
Rriages
Thureda
Mary Blavei
Col HG
Emerson
California Minstrels
T. Maguire
Billy Emerson
Sil Burn
Fayette Welch
Harry Stanwood
Charles Haywood
Sheridan and Mack
Chas. A. BO
Con. T. Murphy
Wood's Theater
Charlotte Peers
Sy Eubein
Fontes
Hawley’s
Remelin
Th St
Kennedy
gShayne
Wood
Fifth St
F. E, Suire & CO
Wonsbrough
Elm Street
Itf
S. Haselberg
West Third Street
Gino K Small Gi
Rebey
Oebler Street
Hockinley Mfg Co
Lancaster, O
Rudolph & CO
L. Rambo Dresden
Urbana
Real West Fifth Street
Heather & Wellman
Jy9
Tu&f
I Man
Tory
P. O
S. Marx
Plum
West Fourth Street
Beeler & Curry
W.famanted
Totter
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