Local Briefs From Grace Church to Police Court
Gris elected to New York Lo tas Club. An elderly man fell from a chair and broke a leg. Rev Bowsas lectured on the deluge at Grace Church drawing a large audience. Findlay street market purse snatch of $12. Garden has coal contract at 21 cents per bushel. Various church and temperance meetings announced with dates and locations. Coroner probes death of Barbara Gut and a drowning in the river near Central avenue. German coopers meeting at Lafayette Hall discussed wages. Bridget Mulvaney trial delayed in Police Court over disorderly conduct as the case continues next Thursday.
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Gal
Ascar
Mr. Bowsas
Grace Church
Bashel
Pax Evangelical Ministerial Association
Methodist Book Concern
Taxe Bethel Fair
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Luth Marietta & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Washington City
Ux Church Guild
West Fourth Street
Barbara Gut
B. Cavagna
Posite
Central Avenue
Bridget Mulvaney
Bridget
Samuel Thomas
Major Blackburn
United States v Wilmer Mame et al at circuit court
In the United States circuit court judges Emmon and Swing preside over proceedings in the case United States v Wilmer Mame and others as the matter advances.
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United Stated Circuit Court
Emmon
Swing
Ope
The
United States
Albert P. Wil- Mame
Fire at Penniman Saloon Damages Building
Fire early this morning at the Penniman eating saloon run by Chas. Betts & Son caused the roof and upper floors to suffer about 1000 dollars in damage with no insurance. Water damage extended to J. F. Merrell’s grove store and to the furniture and carpets of Joseph Dovona. Firefighters responded from box 86 and extinguished the blaze.
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Penniain
Chas
Betts & Son
Box
J. F. Merrell
Grove
Joseph Dovona
Police Court Docket Reports Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
The Police Court lists 41 new and 8 continued cases with 08 names on the docket including assault and battery, carrying concealed weapons, petit larceny, abusing family, gaming devices, nuisance, fast driving, drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Costs and fines are noted for several defendants amid chaotic tavern incidents.
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Samuel Kelly
George Pinherty
John Lane
Charles Rebuseh
Miss Nieman
Tto Schmidt
Baling Saucy
Frank von Hagen
Lewler
Mick Crinis
Pearl Streets
Local Horticultural Society Meet Reports Crop Prospects
Members at Apolloea and Walnut rooms discuss cherry and potato crops across Hamilton and Butler counties. Paris green and other methods spar with concerns over poison. A flower exhibition is planned for May with various prize categories.
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Rat Society
Apolloea and
Walnut Sts
Trowbridge
Paris Green
Shaler
Newport
Licking River
Paris
Ess Reeves
Superior Court Rulings and Probate Court Actions
General term judge Hagans affirms judgment for $151,894 on a promissory note after a reserved decision. Burkhardt & Co. draft case: motion for new trial denied. judgment for plaintiff. Hamilton District Court denies mandamus over tax on Y M M L A interest in Cincinnati College. Barons Hoxrrer and Muhihauser appoint Louis Ziegler estate administrator worth $6,000. City sues to value a ten foot strip near Eighth Street school. Habeas corpus Ex Parte Hoo nghofl voids custody dispute involving Leonora Hoesinghof.
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Superior Court
Hagans
Jno.m. Macy
Geo.p. Brown
O’connor
First National Bank of Parkersburg
Burkhardt & Co
Wm. H. Crawford
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Hamilton District Court
The
Cincinnati College
George 8
la Rue
Walnut Street
Library Associ
Art Association
Jumes Hoxrrer
Henry Muhihauser
Louis Ziegler
Wm. Budd
Eighth Street
Carr Street
Charles Hoo
Leonora Hoesinghof
Charles
Leonora
German Protestant Orphan Asylum Spring Festival Procession
The German Protestant Orphan Asylum Society held its spring festival yesterday to benefit the asylum. The parade formed on Court Street at nine in the morning and included A P A, the German Protestant Benevolent Society, and groups from Indianapolis, Hamilton, Corning ton, and Newport. At the gate the procession was greeted by a song service led by Madame Praefflin, with eleven boys and girls from the asylum participating.
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Court Street
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Corington
Newport
U’pon
St Tammany Day Celebrated by Red Men at Asylum Grounds
A large crowd attended the St Tammany Day event at the asylum grounds with 92000 in refreshments provided gratis by friends and 1.7 dollars collected at the gate. The procession featured regalia clad members and many in “gentio savages” costumes. A schooner and well dressed sailors attracted cheers as officials and speakers planned a ball at Exposition Hall to conclude the day.
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Finestyle
Bible Chapel Literary Society Meeting Promotes Learning
The Bible Chapel Literary Society held its regular monthly gathering on Tuesday evening with choir singing, prayers, essays, oratories, readings, and monthly paper. music added life and delight as new members joined. The group meets next on the first Tuesday in June at 184 Longworth street. The Seventh Presbyterian church and Pilgrim Sabbath schools announce their annual picnic at Parker's grove this Saturday for Pilgrim Mission benefit.
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Bible Chapel Literary Society
Bible Ana Lavahiy Society
Longworth Street
Central Avenue
John
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Pilgrim
Parker's Grove
River News Notes and River Steamboat Updates
The column reports clear weather and dull business on the levee with river depths at Pittsburg of 3 feet 6 inches and falling, 11 feet 2 inches at the Water-works. arrivals include Gen. Lytle Buell and others, and departures of Buell and Daniel Boone. A new iron towboat for lumber and raft work is described, plus a note on the Nick Longworth accident and a shift to the Memphis trade for the Andy Baum.
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Pittsburg
Gen
Lytle
Gen. Buell
Louisville
Daniel Boone
Manchester
Kitty Hegler
Kanawha
Ohid
Pomeroy
John Kilgour
New Orleans
Argosy
Moscow
St James
Mayeville
Tiff Strider
Boone
Nick Longworth
Andy Baum
Memphis
Elliott
Lucy Bertram
Lew Boman
Havana
Hall Claire Lumber Company
Dubuque Ways
Dowler
Keiker
W. Means
Kentuckian
Egans
Cannon Woint
Peatice Deer
Preys
St. Louis Democrat
Ames O'Hara
Tani
Dante Ramanion
Jon Cab
Brunswick
Wilson machine offered at fair terms and low price
A Wilson machine is advertised at a weekly payment plan of one dollar and five percent. The dealer claims the Wilson is more affordable than rivals, with prices ranging from 15 to 26 dollars less than competing brands. Purchases are urged at 176 West Fourth Street.
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Wilson
West Roux Thetreet
Shen
West Fourth Street
Gardiner
I Fourth Street
Market Notes from the Paily Market Review 1872
The report covers prices and demand for corn, rye, oats, barley, wheat, and various groceries. It notes firm or steady quotes for staples like pork, bacon, and tobacco, with moderate receipts and light activity in several lines.
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THE
Evening Star
Ara
Mane
Dean Oras
Niger
New Orleans
Robben Nise
Pac
Iene
Bie
Wariel
Ohio
Demerara
Porto Rico
Markets by Telegraph Shifts in Grain and Cotton Prices
New York markets report mixed moves with flour receipts and wheat and corn trading active. Soy, pork, lard, and cotton futures show varied bids and months, while Liverpool cotton prices hold firm with unchanged quotes for the day.
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New York
Cuba
Feregla
Liverpool
Free List Coffee Gaffe At Loring’s Delights Suburban Guest
A man fresh from the suburbs enters Loring’s cafe requesting a free cup of French coffee. He insists the drink should be free after hearing a rumor his friend spread about free coffee, then pays ten cents after a puzzled clerk clarifies the price.
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Loring
Loh
Fragmented Local Notice Feeds Odd Vignettes On Crime and Science
The fragmentary clippings describe a sexual harassment tease at a school site, a New York court gag with a smashed porcelain plate in a witness exchange, a French explorer’s balloon plan for polar travel, a Baltimore tea venture in Mobile, and Victor Hugo on Parisian street urchins, reflecting rambled 19th century miscellany.
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Pike’s Opera House
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NEW York Star Company
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Nat Dobmeyer & +s
WN National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Sd World
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England
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Egular
Melodeon Hall
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
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