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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1872
Page
4
Local Briefs Highlight Court Adjournment and City Events
Quiet report from U S Commissioner noted. Circuit Court adjourned until Monday. Weekly city deaths total 118 with 21 from smallpox. The Charleston West Virginia theatre troupe returned. Corrections on Krebs Gounod Weber mix. Theft at No 07 West Fourth street: chandeliers and brass fittings stolen. A man named Hughes broke his leg while intoxicated after an accident on Mill street near Avery. Dr Gerhard Saal spoke to colored teachers on Prismatic Analysis at Hughes High School. Cart wx Stone introduces a new trotting wagon weighing 100 pounds at H H Davis stable. A horse belonging to Henry Whitecamp fell into a cellar near Pearl and Central avenue. rescued after hours without major injury. Samuel Stevenson of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad received Bacon's patent coupon ticket case from Milwaukee. Attention called to Fifth Street sidewalk near Vine obstructed by tracks. calls for freer Fountain Square walk. Directors elected for the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Railway Company include Hubby Townsend Murrbutt Chamberlain Williamson and others. City Republican Executive Committee planned a city officers convention March 16 with primary delegate meetings March 15. Treasurer reported the institution solvent with debts paid and about 17 18 dollars in treasury. Correction issued for Kendall vs Brennan note. Board of Improvements discussed removal of burned wreck hulls with vessel owners and passed resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Saal
Hughes High School
Cart
Stone
H. H. Davis
St. Paul, Jr
Henry Whitecamp
Pearl and
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Vine
Fountain Square
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railway Company
M. Hubby
Oscar Townsend
H. B. Murrbutt
Selah Chamberlain
Williamson
T. P. Handy
Witt
Wm. Collins
Horace F. Clark
Augustus Schell
John Miller
John W. Burson
RK. M. Shoemaker
Republican Executive Committee
Treasury
O. H. Kendall
J. F. Brennan
Building Permits Issued For Several Structures
Building permits issued by the Board of Improvements since the last report include Leopold Musshabero to erect a two story brick house on Calhoun street between Ohio and Clifton avenues. Statgman and Drayer to alter and repair a one story brick ice house on Louisa street between Oebler and Gest. D to alter and repair a one story house on Sycamore street near Boal street. Henry Lee also authorized to build a two story brick structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Improvements
Leopold Musshabero
Calhoun Street
Ohio and
Clifton Avenues
Statgman & Drayer
Louisa Street
Oebler and
Gest. D
Sycamore Street
Boal Street
Henry Lee
Prison Court Minutes Record Disorderly and Minor Offenses
A weekly police report details a session where five elderly women were detained for drunkenness with Lydia Haick discharged from the mare conduct and later found drunk. Others include Frank Sanders fined five dollars for peddling without a license, Henry rent and John Taylor for disorderly conduct, Lewis Hann discharged with warning for violence to his wife, Sam Gallagher jailed 30 days for stealing, Carrie Creft fined three dollars, Thos N Browne a boy learning boot black trade recommended for the Children's Home, Samuel Bailey jailed 15 days for stealing talecloths from the steamer Abeona, and Malachi Nolan and Lizzie Barnes trial postponed under $100 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupex Sphmor
Lydia Haick
Frank Sanders
Henry Rent
John Taylor
Jones
Conn Lewis Hann
Sam Gallagher
Carrie Creft
Thos. N. Browne
Parkersburg
Virginia
Samuel Baily
Abeona
Malachi Nolan
Lizzie Barnes
Amusements at Pike's Opera House and Local Theaters
Crowds packed Pike's Opera House despite bad weather as patrons enjoyed an excellent program with many encores. The Harmonic Society and Thomas' Orchestra join tonight for a rare talent showcase. Frank Mayo continues The Streets of New York at Wood's and will perform Octoroon and The Three Guardsmen next week. National Theater hosts the final company performance tonight. Monday features the Necromancer with lavish staging, aiming to rival the Black Crook in spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Opera
Harmonic Society
Thomas’ Orchestra
Frank Mayo
New York
Wood’s
Three Guardsmen
Badger
Foot Guardsmen
County Commissioners Proceedings Report March 9
The Auditor authorized warrants for multiple county expenses including relief funds meals jury freight and road works in Anderson Springfield and Carthage townships. A Warren Clermont Loveland bridge cost sharing dispute notes Clermont's alleged excess and proposed apportioned payment with Hamilton county covering the remainder.
Marriages Listed and Irish Regiment Petition Noted
A long list of marriage licenses appears with couples including August Zlubun and Kate Beck and John Lowman and Katie Cook. The Irish-American Regiment forms in the city, with a petition drive and a $5,000 goal. A Buckley Paul team advance sewer work at Wood, Hoadly, and Baymiller intersections, finding three feet of frozen ground during digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Zlubun
Kate Beck
Chris Bauman
Anna Kiittick
Louis Bembennick
Mary Probst
Ernst Pabst
Catharine Moszbacker
RB. B. Armstrong
Josie Nietert
Thomas Shore
Mary E. Riggs
Alonzo Mattox
Sarah Friar
Jacob Madison
Sarah Smith
Louis Zwigelhoffer
Josephine Munding
James Tximble
Mattie Lane
Edward M. Goodwin
Carrie R. Barton
John B. Gaskill
Frances E. Dunn
Michael Kroes
Sophia Klein
Harris Kempner
Clica Seinsheimer
John Stang
Catharine Pay
John Mix
Kate G. Haley
Thomas Byrne
Robert Carrigan
Wm. H. Hopkins
K. Pansben
John Foss
M. A. Hensler
John Bensel
Mary Walters
Frank M. Til-loghast
Minnie Ludwig
Jeremiah Smith
Margaret Swapey
Joseph Francis
Trene Harggert
George Miller
Katie Kopp
Meister
Rosa Gonther
George Parlor
Delia Harley
J. G. Subenthall
Elizabeth Grifiths
Alvis Schmidt
Johanna Brown
Henry Sievering
Caroline Dietz
Jos. Binder
Ella F. Bates
James Campbell
Mary Otting
Peter Carstens
Catherine Sandrejedel
John Lowman
Katie Cook
M. LC
Mrsons
Buckley & Paul
T Paymiller Sewer
Hoadly
Baymiller
Court Report shows mixed outcomes in Common Pleas cases
A court record notes Kendall v Jorennan verdict for the defendant while Dustin v Kramer proceeds for the plaintiff. Champlin vs Brooklyn Life Insurance unpacked. Brown v Brown grants divorce. Hildebrand habeas corpus in doubt awaiting Supreme Court. Brookbank v Redistricting Commission features ongoing argument before Judge Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Udge Avery
Kendall
Jorennan
Dustin
Kramer
Thomas A. P.champlin
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company of
New York
Kentucky
Hallam & Ramsey
Walton and Bates
Murdock
Brookbank
the Redistricting Commission
Mr. Pagh
Funeral for Mrs Helen A Ludlow Held This Morning
The funeral for Mrs Helen A Ludlow occurred this morning. Also reported is the death of John Hamilton, longtime Fenton county resident, at his home four miles south of Florence. Major Bud Voris resumes his post as Short Line railroad conductor after a minor injury from a recent accident. W 5 Ellis Esquire of the city is confirmed as notary public. Judge Doniphan grants divorce to Mary G Milliner from Alex Milliner for cruelty. Geo Steidel aged 51 deemed lunatic by Chancery Court. Phil F Brown, former county sheriff, now in Lexington real estate. Rev B P Reynolds of Virginia to preach at Madison Street Baptist Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Voris
Ellis, Esq
Doniphan
Mary G. Milliner
Alex Milliner
Geo. Steidel
Chancery Court
Phil. F. Brown
Lexington
Kentucky
B. P. Reynolds
Virginia
Madison Street Baptist Church
Campbell county court session to convene in Alexandria
The Criminal Court of Campbell county meets at Alexandria next Monday. Rev. Mr. Senour of Second Presbyterian Church preaches on Spiritualism tomorrow evening. Seventeen delegates will be appointed at the Court House meeting tonight. Lectures on Natural History and teaching methods are delivered to Newport teachers by Superintendent Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Evening Star
Criminal Court of
Campbell County
Alexandria
Mr. Senour
Second Presbyterian Church
Court House
Newport
Jones
River News on Floods and Wrecks Along the Delta
Rain shuts river traffic as Pi ttsburg reports a three foot channel rise while the main stream holds ten feet. Arrivals and departures noted with several tows and boats in port plus salvage sales of wrecks Kate Robinson and Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Eight Mile
Sam J. Hale
Memphis
Jimmy Kane
Fleetwood
Gamins
Abeona
Kate Robinson
Kate
Robinson
Champion
New Orleans
Argosy
Hughes & McDevitt
B. Benjamin & Co
Hoffinghoff & Winchell
Muhiman
Andy Bank
Madison
Wheeling
Dugan
Fisher
New York
Daily Market Review from March 9, 1872
Navy beans and New York medium in active demand at 250 275 per bushel. Butter scarce with good demand at 24 6c per lb. Cheese firm with upward tilt for top grades. Hogs in fair demand at 42 47% per cwt gross. Cotton dull, middling 21 22c. Prices for flour grain fruit and meats listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF the Evening Star
Choice Navy
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Choice Factory
Youghiogheny
Pomeroy
Timothy
Rail Service Changes on Cincinnati to Indianapolis Route
The Cincinnati Indianapolis Day ton line updates train times effective Monday with new departures at A.M. and P.M. slots and adjusted arrival times, replacing former 7:45 A.M. and 2:15 P.M. departures. Lima and Fort Wayne trains shift to 2:30 P.M. Other trains continue as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Indianapolis
Lima
Ft. Wayne
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the Evening Star
Fifth & Vine Sts
Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Maron
Sun Lee
U. S
United States Circuit Court
Charleston
West Virginia
Exmor
M’lle Krebs
Gounod
Weber
Hughes
Mill Street
Avery
Samuel Stevenson
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bacon
St. Charles
Anderson
Pion
Ogal
Govarn
County Commissioners’ Proceedings
R. M. Moore
Twelfth Ward
L. W. Goss
Columbus
Supreme Court
J.C. Flach
Adam Liser
Anderson Township
Abram Bogart
George Hoeffer
Frank Thomas
Henry Weber
Springfield Township
Och & Young
A. Reilly
Carthage
Jacob Ott
Warren County
Warren
Clermont
Loveland
Clermont County
Hamilton County
United States
Court Report
Super Cox
Brown
Parte
Hildebrand
Covington
Helen A. Ludlow
John Hamilton
Fenton County
Florence
River News
Memphis Avalanche
Clark
St. Marys
Red River
St. Louis Democrat
Zephyr
Livertoon
Orleans
Daily Market Review
Telegraph
London
Mies
Paris
Crace Calvert
Manchester
England
Jean Hosmer
Iowa
Stokes
Fisk
Pike’s Opera House
Theo
Thomas
Cincinnati Harmonic Society
Theo. Thomas
Marie Krebs
Bernhard Listemann
John Church
Steinway, & Sons
Ony. Nixon
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Necromancer
Wood
Race Street
Variety Theater
Annie Hindle
D. Heaton & CO
K. Fourth Street
Mercy
Friax
Wilson Bro's
Lonsdale
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
West Washington Street
Chicago
A. S. Tallmadge & Co
Vine Street
S&tn
Delmonico
Third Stes Cin‘'ti
Fulton
Aaron
Wtf
Pshayne
Felty
Rgf" Wood
St. Ly
Grover & Baker
West Fifth Street
Stationery
West Sixth Street
Smith and
Mound Streets
Eli Adams
EU Res A
Best
West Sixty St
Cixcixnati
E. L. Harper & CO
West
Granger
E. L. Harper & & 00
J.M. Hill
Reynolds St
Setond
Bet
Cincinn
W. J
This Oflee
Mi6-4
Wright
Main Street
Cameron
Xenia
Basford
Maddock
Elm Street
Wilson Lewin
William
Mcgrew
Walnut Street
Star Office
al Re
Eas
Cincinna‘i
N. W. Cor
Third and
Walnut Sts
Insurance Company
Frank Werle
E. J. Miller
T. D
Star
Jon Sae
Burett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Rendigs
West Third Street
Paintsville
Third Street
Indelisle Ine
Beeler & Curry
Dunbar
Bethesda
Waukesha, Wis
Bright
Barnum & McMillen
Fourth St
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