Amusements and Local Notes in Cincinnati
This evening features WOOOP S theater with Lawrence Barrett and Pike's Opera House concert by Strakosow. Dr William Davie is in Frankfort in good health. Laura Belknap a noted drawing teacher died yesterday. Thirty ninth Regiment reunion planned. Wesleyan College entertainment praised. Engineer M G Darling lost index finger at coal elevator. Molabird Marcy Co reports no fire Wednesday morning. Steam escape caused panic and a fire scare. Third and Fourth Street railway to operate from Monday onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Davie
Prankfort-on-the- Main
Jenac BM. Wise
Plum-street Temple
Mies Laura E. Belknap
Thirty-ninth Regiment
Wesleyan Female College
Cincinnatium
M. G. Darling
G. W. C Johnson
Molabird, Marcy & Co
Twe
McGowan Pump Company Files Incorporation
The McGowan Pump Company filed articles of incorporation at the proper office yesterday. Capital stock is 100000 dollars in 100 dollar shares. Corporators are T. J. McGowan J. N. Poage Robert Simpson Harvey Tildee and W. H. B. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan Pump Company
T. J. McGowan
J.N. Poage
Robert Simpson
Harvey Tildee
W. HB. Gould
Poultry dealers deny mass poultry disease report
A signed card from major wholesale dealers declares poultry have been unusually healthy this season, listing A. McIver & Bro and others between Front and Walnut streets and West Front street. The note counters earlier disease fears and asserts normal poultry vitality. The item is part of a wider November report with various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McIver & Bro
Front
Walnut Streets
H. B. Weiser & Son
Water Street
Gary, Wilson & Co
West Front Street
Bar, Lyon & Go
Collord, Morrison & Co
Walnut Street
Manning & Longley
D. Hoppe & Co
Grote & Co
DeBow von Barges
Seeger, Williams & Co
Fire at Wircher & Co. boat store on Main Street
This morning about 1 o'clock a blaze damaged the boat and shore store of Frank Wircher & Co., 42 Main between Hight and Ninth. Firemen extinguished the flames, but a later outbreak in the cellar was checked by buckets of water. Insurance details and a police inquiry follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wircher & Co
Main Street
Hight
Billy Irwin
Freman
Hiim
Delaware Mutual Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Insurance Company
Harrison
Brighton Street
Tawre
Emali Lees
Plating Commission Lacks Quorum and Local Court Actions
The Platting Commission failed to have a quorum yesterday. Police arrested several suspects in two separate cases this morning. Charles Selves released the St Charles Exchange to refit in an elegant style. Japers Barber jailed two months for stealing a coat at Front and Pike. Powe John Baker sentenced six months for stealing soap from Murray's grocery. A steam road wagon imported from Venice to tow wagons during the epizoot broke an axle at Ninth and Main, requiring towing to the machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Selves
St. Charles
Front
Pike Streets
Pollice Court
Powe
John Baker
Murray
Si Keck
Venice
Ninth
Main Streets
Police Court Mayhem Under Judge Straub Docket
In police court before Judge Straub the docket lists multiple drunk and disorderly charges with sentences from dismissal to thirty days and fines. Other notes include petit larceny three months, malicious destruction thirty days, robbery continued, and assault and battery Docket names include Kraus Splain Jones Rogers Thompson Coal Eagan McLaughlin Smith Sabbin Walter Klein Arm strong and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straub
Chris Kraus
Dan Splain
Daniel Jones
John Rogers
Ellen Thompson
Mollie
Wm. Egan
Jas. McLauchlin
James Smith
John Sabbin
Fred. Walter
Henry Klein
Jacob Klein
John Chamberlain Leaves Gazette for News Service Roles
The Gazette farewell notes John Chamberlain longtime staff member departs to serve as correspondent for leading New York and Boston papers and to work with the Cincinnati Associated Press bureau. He is described as a diligent, amiable, and influential journalist missed by readers and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RK. Chamberlain
The
Gazette
Chamberlain
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Associated Press
John
Brighton House
Bucktown
John Chamberlain
Lawrence Barrett's final Wood's Theatre engagement headlines
The article notes Lawrence Barrett's final performances at Wood's Theatre with Man O' Airlie tonight, Hamlet tomorrow matinee, Julius Caesar tonight, and East Lynne with Mrs. Racheles set for next week. It mentions strong demand despite streetcar disruptions and praises the Strakosch Patti concert troupe's last evening concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Barrett
Arties
Wood
Barrett
Hamlet
Julius Cwsar
Rachael Eet
East Lynne
Strakosch-Patti-Marie
Episooty
James Harebell
Julius Cesar
Patti Marie group concert programme excerpt
The programme lists a Patti Marie group concert with solos and duets by Carlotta Patti and Emile Sauret, Teresa Carreno, Annie Louisa Cary, and Evasio Scolara, including pieces by Rossini Paganini and Liszt. A late note mentions the Boston fire damages and a Louisiana legislative special session called by Governor War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat
Patti-Marie Roupe
Pact I
Mile
Carlotta Patti
Cho. Mile
Teresa Carreno
la Bi
Anca Luna
Rossini
Annie Louisa Cary
Big Or Mario
le Streghe
the Witches
Paganini—Mons
Emile Au
Donizetti
Signor
Evasio Scolara
Strakosch
Wlle Carlotta Patti
Mario
M’lle
Annie Louise Cary
Mons
Emil
Evasio Scholara
J. Church &Co
City Council Notes and Local Developments Last Night
Regular council session chaired by the President saw referrals of Valentine Hardig’s nuisance assessment reply and a Matthews lost bond notice to committees. Actions included market master suspension lifted for health, coal-for-poor bid dislike, waterworks delays, street obstructions orders, relief funds, police extra-service protest, and a rail depot slated for next spring. Market and jail scene reflect local concerns while a Campbell county circuit term begins next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Hardig
Chas. M. Matthews
Thos
Joseph Hoff
Matthews
Committee On Law
Pagan
Harris and Venables
Committee On Poor
Coe
Committee On Police
Swift
Louisville
Newport
Covington notes burial ground work and city finances
In Covington the removal of bodies from the old burying ground nears completion with 1789 moved and about 250 reinterred in the Lexington pike cemetery. The City Charter amendment sets a two year term for city officers. A detailed 1872- date expenditure ledger covers street cleaning fire internal improvements salaries paupers prisoners police garbage elections and more. Senator Stevenson leaves for Washington as Silver Oaceae Lodge I C G Templar visit Covington next Saturday. John S Scott is elected President and Dr Paul Waite Secretary of the Covington and Taylor's Mill Turnpike Co for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Lexington Pike
Themelves
John W. Stevenson
Washington
Silver Oacey Lodge I
N.C. Dennett
Ohio
John 8. Scott
Paul Waite
Covington & Taylor's Mill Turnpike Company
A Maryland Pigeon Roost of Remarkable Size
A farm near Oak land in Allegany county Maryland hosts a nightly roost of thousands of pigeons. Shooters capture vast flocks from a six acre alder tract at Colonel Schley’s place. Many birds are killed and left to rot, while the roost marks a notable migration stopover in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wm. Schley
Oakland
Allegany County
Colonel Schley
Market Report Highlights Mixed Goods and Steady Prices
The report shows apples and oranges selling at varied prices with demand for prime grades and fair local demand for lower lots. Poultry, game, and provisions are mostly steady or dull with modest price ranges. lard and bacon steady, oils and seeds modest, and vegetables showing mixed movement with sweet potatoes in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstaff
Minekot
Ohio River
Rio
Salatie
Kentucky
Etay
Praia
Zion
New Orleans
Porx
New City
Hes
Timothy
Liverpool
Turks’ Island
Komarara
Thane
Seon
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
Wooop
Pike's Opera House
Strakosoh
Third and Fourth Street
St. Cecelia
St. Cecelia Mannerehor
Bruesdelbach
von Brees
St. Augustines
Bank Street
Elm
Court Streets
Haydn
Jennie Sullivan
East
Southgate
Billy Southgate
Rosa Duffy
John Platfoot
Longview Asylum
Burnet
Lexington
Strakesch
Louisiana
Tce
War
Connolly
Thos. M. Riggs
Guilfoyle
Bellevue Street
Central Avenue
Isabella Street
Covington
Galva
Henry County
Ill
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Frepay
Shayne
Weed
Fifth St
Monams, Celer & Curry
West
Fourth St
Colton
FSB
Fahnestock
Q. Colton
John D. Bakfr & CO
John D. Park, Cincinn
Jolem &Wayt
J. B. Martind
Ertan Ah Ma
Alan
T. Felix Goubaud
Orientat
OpnAx
Felix Gourand
Bond
Walker Street
John D. BK
New York Mills
Masonville Muslin
Lonsdale
Stag
Wamsutta
Masonville
A. J. Clark
Iene
Groff & Drake
Fountain Hatters
Vine Street
Fifth
M&w
Callim
York
Wisk
G. W. Elumb
Star Office
W. R. Btar
Pittman
West Third Street
Ohio State
New York Court of Appeals
WM. BR. Te
Jones
Arles W. Maceupersh
Ay W. Fifth Street
West End
Dayton
Pasticulara Adirens Jackson
Star
Pitts
Bullock
Summit Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
A . Clark
Pearl Street
Third Street
P. O
Geo. E. Stevens & Co
West Fourth
Alfred Warren
Wood's Theater
Wasssurv
Airlie
Pike’s Opera House
Greenwood Hall
LEGAL
Fred Ae
Alfred Tibbets
Cones
Alfred Cones
Donham
R. A. Johnston
James H. Laws & CO
Indiana
Cannel Coal Wild &Stoeable
Th&f
East Fifth St
H. B. Eckelmann
East Fifth Street
Wilson Bro's
N. Y. M. Maslin
Wamsutta Maslin
Wamsutte Maslin
M. G. Brown
Richard
Lin
Benjamin Frank
Shiney
Arisin
Jomn D. Park
Jose
METRP
Ind Cc University
Bond Street
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