Amusements and Local Notes From The Evening Star
Amusements in this issue include Miss Corban in legitimate plays and a Cincinnati Orchestra tour announced for Toledo. Local items mention Mayer Davie’s serenade, S B Parvin’s 22nd business anniversary, and police court cases such as Mrs Chapman and daughter on grand larceny, English Tom Morrissey, a father and son kettle theft, and Michael Burk’s three months hard labor for swindling jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Davie
Wacinnati
Toledo
S. B. Parvin
Finestreet
John Walker
Seventh Street
Antom Tomberger
Goodhue
Michael Buirk
Convention Debates Create Muddle Over Constitutional Delegates
The gathering struggled with rules and order as temporary officers clashed with procedures. A new committee was formed to oversee business while debates continued about delegate selection and party lines. The convention elected George F. Davis president amid calls for broad representation.
May Fest Chorus Rehearsal Noted at Melodeon Hall
The May Fest Chorus meets tonight at Melodeon Hall at seven thirty. Members must show tickets at the door and attendance at rehearsals determines chorus tickets for the festival. The notice urges full participation to ensure a larger, more uniform turnout and to weed out unfit members before the final performance.
Republican County Convention Opens In Green
The Republican County Convention convened in Green this morning with ten candidates for county offices. The gathering showed modest interest compared with yesterday’s session but featured a more educated delegate body. Samuel Simmons and Mike Kennedy served as sergeants at arms. John W. Herron was elected temporary chairman. Alfred Korte and Davies were named temporary secretaries. the roll was called and delegates were to be nominated for the Constitutional Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purevant
Mayer
Semaolt
Blackburn
Samuel Simmons
Mike Kennedy
Ress
Alfred Korte
Davies
Eet
Constipation claims for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder
The ad highlights Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder easing constipation and aiding digestion. It urges dyspeptic readers to use baked goods made with the powder and to favor the Special Flavorings, asserting quick relief and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Money Market and Bond Prices Weaken on Gold Rise
The market shows active demand for money with banks offering 8 to 9 percent discount and 10 percent exceptional. Currency supply tightens while prime business paper fetches 10 to 12 percent. Eastern exchange demand rises with light receipts. counter rates hold at par with 1 to 10 premium for deposits. Gold gains in New York push cash demand higher. New York gold beck quotes at 16 1/2 to 16 3/4 percent premium. Local stocks show little movement though major issues list ex-dividend status. quotations for Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton, Little Miami, Michigan, and others noted with April 5 dividend payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Exchange
Tscei
New York
U. S
Central
Lake Shore
St. Fai
Ohio & Mississipi
Union
Western Union
Mail
Erie
Wayne & Chic
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Little Miami Railroad
D & Michigan
Daily Market Review March 27 1878 Bran Shipstuff Prices Steady
The market shows steady prices for bran shipstuff and related goods. Bran at 16 per ton middling rates and similar bids indicate stable demand, with coffee also described as having fair consumption and jobbing demand.
Market report shows mixed demand across commodities
The column outlines varied activity with coal, eggs, oranges, corn, barley, hay, lard oil, and tobacco items. Prices are mostly steady to firm in some sectors like coal and molasses, while others show modest demand changes and general dullness in markets such as oranges and greens. Specific figures include coal at 24c per bit delivered, anthracite at $10.15, eggs steady, dressed turkeys 18. IC per lb, city mess beef around $15.50, lard oil firm, and tobacco prices for various hogsheads and leaf at multiple bids.
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Conpeace
el Mar
Sic
Iowa
Gage
Biekene
Aoes
Timothy
Ohio River
Ana Kanewee
Liverpool
Kwotars
Pam
Bai
Filles
Mees County
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Renee Ai
Independent Candidate Charles E. Remelin Seeks Eighteenth Ward Seat
Charles E. Remelin runs as an independent candidate for the council seat in the Eighteenth Ward. The brief notice highlights his candidacy and seeks votes from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McKale
Hteenth
Charles E. Remelin
Mhil
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