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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1873
Page
4
The theater features Kate Fisher in Ma Robinsons Opera House with Miss Isabella Freeman and Geo Ryer in Ome Hundred presented at Robinsons Opera House by The Evening Star listings.
A fragmented weather report notes a low barometer area moving eastward from Dakota and extending through the Midwest. Winds shift from south to north in parts of the Northwest and Nebraska, with clearing conditions over the Lower Lakes and rising barometer over the Upper Lakes.
Mrs Christena Diehl aged 64 died suddenly at her son Ko Ti Wade street residence after short illness. The Cincinnati Orchestra concert at Pike's house last night drew a large attendance with favorable remarks from present artists and guests. Council adjourned after a large turnout as community members gathered for the Weebin platform and a supper.
Andrew Frocklicher, employed at Harvey Jones planing mill on Front Street near the Newport ferry, was shot in the breast yesterday afternoon by fellow worker Lewis Funk. The wound is serious but not yet deemed mortal. Frocklicher resides at 443 Columbia Street.
Bret Harte lectures tomorrow evening at Pike's Avenue on The Argo- Byuts of 49. This is his only talk in town this season and many fans expect a crowded house to hear the author of Heathen Chinee and Poverty Flat.
A nine year old son of C. A. Lant, a tin smith at 154 Sycamore street, accidentally shot himself yesterday afternoon. He found a revolver left in an exposed place and the bullet wounded his neck near the collarbone. the injury is reported very serious.
Hamilton County Teachers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Council chamber tomorrow at 10 oclock. The program includes music, drawing in public schools, a discussion on county provision, a mass with several speakers, an essay by Miss Millie Mahew, and a paper by J. M. Miller.
A council vote yesterday approved the widening of Hant Street waterworks project at a cost of 54 582 16. The action follows a long dispute and allocates funds to cover damages and land acquisition needed for the street improvement.
In Dayton a disrupted session centers on an ordinance and the mayor's clerk. Rumors claim the measure would affect street repairs and new company permits while court action looms.
The examination of candidates for admission to the Naval Academy offered by Congressman L B Gunckel will take place on May seventeenth. No force appointments have been made to date. Alice J Worman, a highly regarded Dayton young lady, died last Sunday and was buried from the Lutheran Church Tuesday afternoon. She was about twenty, a Central High School alumna, class of 1870. Geo W Mayer named executor of Jacob T Roodes estate with bond set at 10000. will admitted to probate.
Cit Council adjourned meeting reports Ways and Means examined City Treasurer report and advised Clerk keep books matching the Treasurer. Ordinances passed on janitor for council chamber. mill project. assessor's book shows 1878 totals and real estate values. floating debt listed. board of equalization named. clerk to maintain double entry books. property drainage amendment adopted for Legislature.
The report covers bonds and stocks with cautious demand discounts and steady Eastern exchange. It notes higher New York government securities, limited investment demand, and quiet on Good Friday as brokers refrain from trading while banks operate.
In the Cincinnati market demand centers on small lots for Little Miami railroad Cincinnati Milton Day ton and Dayton Michigan shares. Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Rail mne 7 notes a semi annual 4 percent dividend to stockholders with transfer books closed from the 12th to the 22nd inclusive. HM Chebver & Co. offers buy and sell railroad bonds stocks and other securities on commission in Cincinnati and New York.
Market briefs show mixed demand and steady or firm prices across staples. Eggs, fruit, corn, oats, rye, hay, flour, and lard reported with steady or limited movement. supplies for apples and tobacco noted, while butter and molasses show steady pricing. rain and shipping influence highlighted for Ohio River deliveries.
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