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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1872

Page

4

Runaway Horse Stirs Longworth Street Scene

A spirited horse caused a lively chase along Longworth between Central and Piam streets yesterday evening. The animal was finally captured and returned to its owner. The town also mourns the death of Mrs. Johnson, a respected doorkeeper, from consumption.

Longworth Central Avenue Piam Street Ca Johnson Fodas’ Venter Henry HorryMan Eggleston Avenue Hoffman

Police Court Docket Sends Many to Punishment

The Police Court lists 22 new and 8 continued cases including a murder, several larcenies and drunkenness offenses. Numerous youths and vagrants receive fines, penalties, or passages to the House of Refuge. The Industrial Exposition committee awards the Art Hall contract for 8000 dollars and outlines exhibition plans with rail transport considerations.

Wm. McCarthy James Burns Ann Loftus Corcoran Nan Williams John Henner Fred Behreng House of Refuge Mary Morris Bucktown James Quinn Dan Cavanaugh John Fears Carrie Smith Clara Smith Art Hall Washington Park Elm Street Wm. H. Stewart Wim. Mathauer L. C. Weir Committee On Transportation

Aleck Henderson Surprised by Silver Teaspoon Gift

A group of friends surprised Aleck Henderson in Esquire McLean's Ninth Street office with a silver teaspoon set. W Schwab delivered the humorous presentation speech while Henderson, unruffled, muttered vows about matrimony and proposed they walk off together after the ceremony of celebration.

Aleck Henderson Esquire McLean Ninth Street Squire W. Schwab Cicero Demosthenes Ben. Butler Spooney Aleck

Long Term Lease Liability and Foreclosure Dispute

In Hamilton Court, Joseph W. Taylor et al sue to recover rents after a 99 year lease was sold to DeBus Tub Co. The court held perpetual leasehold is real estate and covenants run with the land, freeing original lessees from future rent. Judgment affirmed in Powell v Hertwig regarding foreclosure and liens involving Hertwig and his wife.

Hamilton CT Joseph W. Taylor Henry DeBus Petition DeBus Tub Company Cox Supreme Court Powell Mr. Hertwig Hertwigs Hertwig

James v Village of Cumminsville Defend ant lands takings questioned

The case reviews a road embankment on a plaintiff’s land in Cumminsville and whether it counts as a taking requiring jury assessment. The court upheld the first charge that earth placement damaged but did not seize the land, reversed the charge about offsetting general benefits, and noted taxation pays for general benefits. Probate notices follow.

James Cumminsville Plaintif

Transfers of Real Estate and Building Permits

Real estate transfers include Spring Grove Cemetery lot 54 in Section 37 to Christina Davis and adjacent Starbuck parcels to Jessie K and family. Other deeds move Laurel Street lot, Hackberry property, and 14.50 acres in Greentownship. Quit claim noted. Building permits issued for an eight story brick on Sixth Street and another eight story brick on Richmond Street.

Spring Grove Cemetery Christiana Davis Frank W. Starbuck Jessie K Sallie W Calvin W. Starbuck, Jr Mound Street Ninth and Echmond Joseph J. Caldwell Gustavus Brubly Laurel Street Cutter and Linn John Myers Susan J. Lee Hackbey Walnut Hills Thos. J. Morton John B. Morton Greep Township M. Falls Sixth Street Vine and Walnut W. J. Dunham Richmond Street Cutter and Linn Marten & Co East Third Street Fifth and Freeman Street Pearson Street Morten & Co

River News Notes and Arrivals on the Ohio River

Weather is clear and warm with fair business for local packets. The river at Pittsburg shows three feet of water, while the channel drops to 9 feet 4 inches at Water Works marks. Arrivals include the United States, Ben Franklin, Bostona, Jupitera, Potomac, Js Hale, Daniel Boone, Wildwood, and more from various ports. Departures list Gen Lytle, Ben Franklin, Boston, Daniel Boone, Fleetwood, Allegheny Belle, Belle Vernon, and others to Louisville, Portsmouth, Moscow, St Louis, Evansville, and Arkansas river. The Silver Moon joins Groesbeck at Covington bone yard. divers inspect wrecks as weather stays warm. Captain Wiley Sims revises his steamboat plan to a stern wheeler 175 feet long, with notes on other vessels and a marriage, plus obituaries and local river opinions.

Pittsburg United States Ben Franklin Louisville Bostona Portsmouth Jupiata Potomac Poreroy Js Hale Memphis Daniel Boone Moscow Wildwood Chile Gen. Lytle Boston Fleetwood Pomeroy Allegheny Belle Belle Vernon St. Louis Charmer Evansville R. C. Gray Arkansas River Silver Moon Groesbeck Covington Anderson Paducah Kentuckian Wiley Sims Tees Bill Thompson Bassi Ke Anne Hentgehs Bopietaber Eee Johnny Ne Ftuceling Bt Lp Louis Democrat Cincinnati Transportation Gomrenr George de Haven Poe Pnance Cincnnati James F. Williams Ohio M. Macshelt Marshall Henry Braith U. S Dora Craig Henderson St. Bernard

Beans Demand Steady Amid Quiet Market News

Market notes show beans in steady demand with no clear price guidance. Quotations are difficult to discern due to damaged text, but activity remains modest and prices appear moderate for the period. Old and new crop mentions are mixed, with the report indicating a subdued mood in the trading day.

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Prices and market notes from a rural wholesale report

Market prices for corn oats flax seed and tobacco appear with varied demand in New Orleans and Chicago reports. Poultry meat and lard show modest activity while whiskey and sugar prices hold steady amid general market firmness.

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