Evening Star Theater Notices and Subscriptions
The notice lists Robinsons Opera House McKee Rankins and Rip Van Winkle at Wood's Theater T J Riggs in Shin Fane and urges subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Star via local agents Madiey and Hamilton at Covington Star Office 416 Scott Street for Dayton Covington and Newport audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
W. Madiey
Main Street
Dayton
Stan
Mir. J. &. Mamiltem
Cincinnati
Evan Covington
Newport
Daily
Sran
Mr. Hamilton
Covingtonn Star
Scott Street
Puite Medical College Exercises At Brock's Hall
The Puite Medical College commence ment exercises will take place this evening at Brock's Hall Moundtreet. Dr J C McMechen is praised for School Trustee in the Nineteenth Ward this spring. Judge Walter Stranb would not refuse renomination as Police Judge if offered. Judge Wm Tilden appointed examiners John C Kinney A B Weatherby and G Woollard for the county. Mrs Baff aged years fell and broke her thigh on Maple street. W Lomgrey will lecture at Odd-fellows Hall Walnut Hills on What We Women Want. The case of Willie Bruce shows the teacher not proven to cause death. Lincoln Birthday events held last night. Ministerial moves include Rev Dr Jeffery reportedly accepting a Chicago Baptist call. Rev J C Clarke to Mt Auburn to Beaumont St Baptist Church St Louis. A Vine-street Truth teller incident features a reporter from Cincinnati Magquirer. Scottish Rite Masons plan three-day convocation next week. Carson charges Ex-Sheriff Heart with county default of 7000 to 10000 dollars. Cincinnati Orchestra concert anticipated as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puite Medical College
Brock’s Hall
Moundtreet
J. C. McMechen
Walter Stranb
Wm. Tilden
John C. Kinney
A. B. Weatherby
G. ©. Woollard
Jeffery
Chicago
Ninth-Street Baptist Church
J.C. C. Clarke
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Beaumont-street Baptist Church
St. Louis
Lent Regulations and Local Court Fine Highlight Local News
Personal notes mention James Turk visiting the Stax office in Marion Independent Blanchester. Jerome Bonaparte Conklin fined 250 dollars for collecting an illegal pension fee. Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati endorses Lent fasting rules and urges temperance and penance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turk
The
Marion Independent
Blanchhester,c
Stax
Jerome Bonaparte Conklin
United States
Girl injured in fall at Catholic schoolhouse stairs
Mary Gartner about twelve fell in a stairway at the Catholic schoolhouse corner of Saratoga and Harris streets. She dislocated a shoulder and suffered other serious injuries. Jury in the street railroad case has not yet reached a verdict. Republican primary meetings set for Friday evening at 7 30 to nominate ward council candidates and school trustees and to select delegates for a City Convention at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gartner
Saratoga
Harris
Republican Party of
Covington Local News Highlights and Court Actions
The Covington meeting highlights include Covington High School separating exercises at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Thomas Daniels faced fines for an affray at Twelfth and Acenae Streets. Edwards fined for breach of the peace. J W Newton was arrested for obtaining coal by false pretenses and faces examination. Council considers street cleaning reforms and district contraction. Epidemics of erysipelas and puerperal fever reported in Covington and Newport. An elderly street cleaner, James Craig, died of heart disease. George W. Jameson waived examination for a bad check and was committed for lack of $300 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington High School
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Thomas Daniels
John Edwards
Edwards
J. W. Newton
Singer
Newport
A. Montery & Co
Esquires Tebbs and
Perrin
Covington
James Craig
Scott Street
Esterday
George W. Jameson
Bar
Tonnies & Nte
River Weather and Odd Incident Report
Rain turned to snow with a rapid thaw expected. River depth 26 feet 3 inches at the channel, Pirrssure noting 6 inches more in the channel and snow to midnight. Now cloudy with 26 degrees and west wind. A bizarre tale from Richmond England recounts two Irishmen selling linen and an incident with a mule and an improvised weapon.
Embezzlement Case and Local Justice in Dayton
Wm. Horace Lingard’s partner G. Bernard was arrested on a $1,274.92 embezzlement charge after Lingard and company worked twelve nights in Cincinnati at 83 dollars a night paid daily. Bernard’s bail was set while Lingard faced a perjury claim over the affidavit. Lingard’s judge case continued to Friday at 2 PM. Lingard will perform in Columbus tonight and Cleveland Thursday. Bernard owes hundreds locally, and among other injuries Emanuel Pritz suffered a severe facial laceration from a driving wheel incident. Charles Newberry, a former policeman, badly damaged his left thumb yesterday while coupling cars. Rev J F McClelland, ex pastor of Grace M E Church, plans a late March Dayton visit to preach to his former parish on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Lingard
G. Bernard
Bernard
Lingard and Company
Cincinnati
Lingard
Ingard
Columbus
Cleveland
Emanuel Pritz
Adams, Pritz & Son
Charles Newberry
J. F. McClelland
Grace M. E. Church
Dayton
Unbolted Wheat Diet Promoted For Vitality And Health
An advertisement extols daily use of unbolted wheat and pure wheat flour to boost vigor and mental clarity. It touts Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder mixed with water to create quick baked gems or biscuits, claiming the result is wholesome and nutritious with its flavorings listed as pure.
Financial Market Update Passages from 1873 Banking Scene
Active but tight money market with high loan demand and limited currency. Banks cautious on paper. mercantile drafts traded around 10 percent, gold at 14 percent plus. Government bonds show modest gains. new five percent issues rising. home securities quiet with limited activity. Market prices volatile amid rumors of a squeeze and cliques controlling moves. no lasting rally expected.
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New York
York Timeress
United States Express
War Union Telegraph
MGM
Vcucas
Dams Express
New York Central
Erie Harlem
Columbus
Chicago
Indiana
Central Shore
Northwestern
St. Paulio
Mississippi
Nian Pacific
Hannibal & St. Joseph
Fort Wayne
Accon Ener New
Daily Market Review February 18 1878 Bran Beans Coal
Bran prices steady to firm with dull trade and higher storage costs. Beans show dull medium low demand while navy and other varieties hold steady to good demand. Coal market prospects indicate price stability with limited cannel and river cokings in demand. Local buyers dominate receipts as markets remain cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Se Bonisal
Ohio
Grain and farm market summary from an old newspaper listing prices
Market notes show light receipts and mixed demand for grain and provisions. No. 2 red winter wheat sold freely with scattered sales, barley and corn described as steady, hay unchanged, and oats and clover stable as buyers debated values. Poultry provisions and oils reflect moderate activity and firmer lard prices.
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Dele
Aheae
New Orleans
Lardoil Iain
Poulpry
Demevart
Timothy
Parke Talaia
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Peter H. Clark
Messrs. N. C. Liverpool
Lewis D. Easton
Inskip
Cincinnati Magquirer
Masonic Temple
Conrail
Carson
Heart
County
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Cincinnati Orchestra
Sthaern
Mazurka
Ian Hi. Moore
W.C. Ur K. Drocker
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J. B. Purcell
River News
Richmond
England
Neeson
Dayton, D
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H. Cheever & Es
West Third St
Daily Market Reveiw
G. B. Wood
Vine Street
Central Printing Works
Tera 2
Landy
Rembrandt
Frowgrayne Ae Best
Cor. Prim
Jenks & Co
Yoder
John C. B R & CO
Iladelphia
Tu&Th.lynts
Schenck
Ds Schenck
Pipey
NCK & Son EK
Miladelphia
Hyatt
Myatt
Hyatt’s
F. H
Mon- Beeler & Curry’s
West Fourth &T
Aimes ‘Wilken
Keber & Miller
Ing
Millerman M
Sullivan Rhe
Pierton St
E. McHugh
James Sullivan
Eliza Chaplin
Society
Pamon Lodge
C. H, Collyns
Paragon Baking Warner
Warran
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
WELLS
Vene Street
Dress Goods, &c
L. C. Hopkins & Co
Bonnet
Ladies’ Boulevard
Hamburg
Plum Street
Seventh
PLOUR
Ohe
Nd Mills
James K. Hin
N. J. Chapin
P. O
R. Sale
Charles W. Macelfresh
Harriet Street
Wirt
Joseph A. Ao & CO
Rittenhouse St
BELL
Broadway
L. J. Bell
W. Fifth’st
DR. Basford
Sixth St
Mme
Bigeon
West Fifth Street
Bristol Board
Pittman
Es Street
Morcentro
Busines
Jad
Paris
Stuart
Cotemenien
Seri
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Book Trade
Alfred Warren
Central Avenue
D. W. Strickland
Superior and Common Pleas Courts
Esplanade Building
Bee Reee
Wood's Theater
T. G. Riggs Appay
Suil
Bank OF Discount and Deposit
Herman Levi & Co
West Third Street
Ansel G. Jenney
Th&s
Wilson Bro
Y. M. Muslin
Lonsdale
Ae. &c
Pike
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Madison Chicago
New York Mills
Best
Masonville
Lonsdale Muslin
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Goodyear’s Rubber .Co
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