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Newspaper

The Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1872

Page

2

Evening Star Publication Notice From Covington Office

The Evening Star issued by the Star Publishing Company announces its office locations at 416 Scott Street Covington Kentucky and the Northeast corner of 5th and Vine with the Ranch Office listed for correspondence and distribution.

Cor 5Th & Vine Scott Street

Railways in Mexico and Greeley’s Conflict Remain In the News

The Cincinnati paper notes American capital ready to back General Rosecrans road to Mazatlan via land grants, hinting at a vast southwest railway network. It lauds Horace Greeley’s The American Conflict, praising its comprehensive portrayal of causes and parties and predicting substantial royalties for his copyright.

Pennsylvania Central Tom Scott General Rosecrant Mazatlan Gulf of Mexico Gulf of California Pacific Ocean Atlantic Pacific Greeley

Fire Warden’s Reservoir Plan Highlighted in Star Editorial

The Star endorses a fire protection proposal from the Enquirer correspondent Any Old Fire Warden to build reservoirs on hill summits feeding main lines. A public display next Friday at 1 pm at Fifth Street Market-space will show fire plug capacity and illustrate potential citywide protection. Spain’s church state dispute grows as bishops press unpaid salaries and a bill to reduce bishoprics advances.

the Enquirer Stak Mt. Auburn Vine Street Maine The Star Mount Auburn Fifth-street Spain Germany Hav Cortes

Protection for the arts of design and Gorham case

The article argues for legal protection of design under patents to link beauty with utility. It recounts 1842 legislation and a Supreme Court ruling favoring Gorham Manufacturing in an infringement suit against White over the Cottage Pattern silverware, praising the decision as a win for designers and American art.

Supreme Court of the United States Gorham Manufacturing Company Gorham Company Supreme Court District Court

Great railroad case opens before Vice Chancellor Dodd

In Trenton on December 4 the Pennsylvania railroad company and the National Railway began arguments before Vice Chancellor Dodd. Senator Stockton opened by filing papers. Attorneys from Howard & Co. and Cole & Murray led the sides, with notable New Jersey and Pennsylvania legal teams. The case is expected to consume the week.

Trenton Pennsylvania Railroad Company The National Railway Dodd Stockton Pennsylvania Company Theodore Cuyler Howard & Co Philadelphia J. P. Stockton Williamson New Jersey National Company Gilchrist Cortland Parker G. Shipman Green

Bolger case proceeds before Judge Swing and jury

United States v James and John Bolger remains in progress before Judge Swing and a jury. Chris Shamp, saloon keeper on Ludlow Street, held in $300 bail for shooting with intent to kill by grand jury. November resolutions for the Presidential election are engraved and on display in Wisnell's window. a word about a forthcoming message to the President.

United States Court The United States James John N. Bolger Swing Chris Shamp Ludlow Street College Hall Wisnell Fourth Street Oor

More Aid for Zoeller after Engine Incident

Zoeller, run over by the Five's engine, is recovering. Dan Wolf collected funds from Wesat Insurance Eureka Insurance American Insurance Merchants Germania Francis Fours C Bonsall & Son totaling 80. Susan Locust, accused of assaulting Laura Arnold after a street quarrel, faces trial in Police Court tomorrow.

Zoeller Dan Wolf Wesat> Insurance Company Eureka Insuranc Company American Insurance Company Merchants Insurance Company Germania Francis Fours C. Bonsall & Son Otal Susan Locust Laura Arnold East Sixth Street Laura Susie

Horse Epizooty Abates Yet Equine Mortality Persists

The horse disease is rapidly disappearing from the city though deaths among horses remain high. Owners rushing animals back to work cause fatalities, as shown by a case on Court Street between Plum and Elm where a horse collapsed and died in harness after being driven while too weak.

Court Street Plum Elm Streets

Police Court report under Judge Straub

Drunk and disorderly cases include Rachel Johnson 30 days F M Woods fine of 3 dollars and costs James Chapman continued Wm Skelton 10 dollars and costs. Miscellaneous dismissals include Wm Stanton assault and battery Maria Stanton assault and battery. Vagrancy sentences include Chas Ashton three months Jas Donavan vagrancy Fred Wilson vagrancy Julia Freed et al larceny dismissed Briam Butler vagrancy House of ruege Wm Quinn petit larceny continued.

Rachel Johnson F. M. Woods James Chapman Wm. Skelton Wm. Stanton Maria Stanton Chas. Ashton Jas. Donavan Fred, Wilson Julia Freed Briam Buter

Court Report Common Pleas Trial of State v Bond

The trial before Judge Avery of the State against Thomas L Bond opened with the State outlining its expected proof. The defense argued insanity in the family and delusions regarding Mrs Shingledecker, leading to the assault on Mr Thompson. Witnesses included Rev J J Thompson, Mrs Shingledecker, officers, and Dr Bramble. The courtroom crowd reacted with laughter when Officer Brennan testified in Bond's own words.

Thomas L. Bond Logan F. Wilson Thompson Bramble Scarborough Brennan Itness Bond

Boucicault Attacks Editors After Boston Performance

The actor Dionis ius Boucicault insulted several editors who criticized his plays in Boston. He attacked them from the curtain calling them liars. The piece notes his prior act of hoisting the Confederate flag in London and questions his right to tolerance.

Dionisius Boucicault Boston

Local property transfers and leases listed on River Street and Walnut Hills

A jumble of 19th century real estate deeds and leases shows transfers and mortgage details. Purchasers include Hy Page J B H wife of Cincinnati and E N Wild M Gist with parcels along River Street Court and Pleas Street and North Bend road. Noted values range from 490 to 1 500 dollars with multiple lot sizes and street references.

H. C. Lord Hy Page River Street Fanenanat J.B. H Nga Cincinnati Court and Aah Streets Mt. Adams Seine E. N North Bend Road Hamilton Pike Elizabeth Scudder Pleas Street Walnut Street B. B. Ross Commens Bauer Carson Avenue Plank Road Eliza A. L. “Beard Chas. Weber Pee Street Carr Street N. Kinney Cincinnati & W Walnut Hills Street Railroad Company Walnwe Street Walnut Hills

Afternoon Market Review December 4 onyxsp Day

Imports and exports of leading articles for the last 94 hours show firm markets in wheat corn oats rye and barley. Cotton is steady with low middlings at 18c and midlings at 18Xc while pork, lard, and bacon markets reflect moderate demand and modest price levels.

Markets by Telegraph Wheat and meat prices across Liverpool and Chicago

Liverpool reports mixed grain prices with wheat around 11s 10d to 12s 6d and beef and bacon values steady. Chicago open shows wheat steady near 110 percent for January and 100 percent for December, pork and lard markets quiet with modest gains and exports of hog products at 8,400 hogs and 3,000,000 pounds of lard.

Liverpool Milwaukee California Corm Chicago Asia Ionesa

Burgess Burglins? Burgess Burt? Unclear Marriage Notice

The fragment reports a marriage notice involving Benj C Burgess and Annie Ra, dated December 34, 187, with references to a bride's and groom's names and city origin. The text is garbled, providing limited verifiable details about the couple and event.

Burgess—Sturm Benj. C. Tru John Dean Burgess Miss Annie

Pleasant Home Scene With Mother and Children Portrait

A domestic tableau shows a mother in an arm chair knitting beside a kitchen interior with a dining scene, a two year old and an elder child playing hide and seek, and a Newfoundland dog with a boy. The image exudes a warm homey feel with a landscape view through a window and a calm countryside motif. It promotes chromos for single subscription or paper delivery at Fifth and Vine Streets.

Rig Mamma

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