The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-07

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about 9 o'clock this morning, while q
milk wagon driver went into house on
Greenup street to get his breakfast
tapped the till of his wagon, containing
about W 10. He was seen In the act by
the driver, who gave chase, but the boy
was soon out Of sight. Officer Crockett,
OF the day police force, beingsinformed
OF the matter, soon found the young pill.
ferer and succeeded in landing him in
limbo. John frankly acknowledged the
theft and paid over the money. SO much
for { ada 2 day police, which has 50 long been
In the Mayors Court this morning
Herman Burns, Conrad Fritz and Chas.
voland, charged with three separate
drunks, were fined s4 and costs each.
The Criminal Court commenced this
morning In regular session, Judge Per-
kps presiding. The following are the
names OF the Grand Jury, David Cree,
James L. johnson, Robert L. Spillman,
David DE Garma, Henry Turner, Benja-
mn u u foung; ian e. j. JacFson Sparrow, Henry ).
VIM. f. Simrall, Robert Woods, Charles
BogensohulE, Henry Leslan, John Han
die, Jacob Kyle. w. +. Simrall was ap-
pointed foreman. The usual instruction
OF the Court was administered.
Resolutions drawn up by the Y. M. s.
Of COvingtOn, on the death OF Jos. Dunn,
one Of its members,
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Divine
Providence to call from our midst os.
Dunn, who was but so short time a
member of our Sodality.
Whereas, Joseph Dunn was duly en-
rolled full and active member of the
Young Mems Sodality.
Whereas, We have but lately come to
the knowledge Of his deoease.
Resolved, That we recognized in th
deceased, Joseph Dunn, o promising
member Of the Young Mems Sodality.
Resolved, That judging from his unan-
imOus acceptance inIo the Young Mems
SodalIty, and his own early wish to be
admitted into said Sodality, we recog-
nize the high esteem in which the de-
ceased was held, and his own desire to
advance in Christian piety.
Resolved, That while bOWing In SUBJ
mission to the Divine Will, we, as BROTH
er members of the same Sodality, and
personal friends of the deceased, Joseph
Dunn, feel and regret his loss to the So
dality and ourselves.
. Resolved, That we still hold and will
long hold him in kind remembrance.
Resolved, That we tender to the
mother and relatives OF the deceased
member our sincere sympathy.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
recorded In the minute-beok kept by the
Sodality; that copy of these resolu-
lions be sent to the bereaved mother OF
the departed Socialist; that also they be
published in the papers.
The members Of the Christian Church
dedicated their new sanctuary on Fourth
street Sunday. A debt of $1,000 that
was due on the building was raised in a
very short time.
The cases of Henry Seigel and Theo.
dore Colbrink, charged with assault with
intent to kill, were brought before
'Squires Francis and Duvenick this
morning. Tue charge OF assault was
crossed off aud disorderly put in the
place, Tor which they were fined IS and
costs each.
The magistrates all handed their sworn
statements into the Criminal Court this
morning.
The funeral of Miss Lomada Townsend,
the unfortunate victim of the terrible
coal oil accident on Main street, last
Tuesday evening, took place from the
Main-stfeet Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Rev. Dr.
BeflyAle Uficiating. He used as a basis
OF his remarks the first and second
yerses Of the 14th chapter OF the book of
JOB. His whole discourse was very sell
ei1n and impressive, setting forth the
uncertainty Ofiife and certainly Of death.
His remarks were also universally felt.
and bI ought tears from the eyes of almost
the entire audience. After the services
the family and many friends were
allowed a last look at their dear COM
panion and friend that had so unfoftu-
nately been called from their midst,
Miss Townsend was highly esteemed and
much beloved by all VINO knew her. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy OF
her many friends in their sad bereave-
ment.
In the case of the Covington and Lex
ington Railroad Company against James
W Wlnston and others, in which the City
hled petition alter a compromise had
been effected TO set aside the order of |
dismissal, Judge Boyd, in the Circuit
Court, Saturday, overruled the motion
and dismissed the petition.
A pocketbook containing Sf85, belong.
ing to Mr.. l.. N. Senour OF the tobacco
at 118 Greenup street, was
ost on Saturday near the Suspension
bridge.
Silas q. Sherman, a respected Univer-
'alian preacher of Cynthiana, Ky.. COM
nitted suicide by hanging himself last
friday night. Cause, temporary in
anity.
Stars, 7; Olympics, g; at Louisville |
with the following score:
Innings..... i. z. 8. A. 8. s. Ia o.
tars. .t........J l. o 2 0 0-7
'lympics .......2 o 0 1 / 0-8
Two more cases of smallpox reported. |
,ne ON Pike street and the other on Har-
ey street.
The Nataral Philosophy Glass had an
interesting examination, with expert
nents, at the High School this morning,
/, One hundred copies of the rules of the
,ircuit Court in Bankruptcy have been Il
rdered to be distributed among the bar.
On Thursday will occur the picnic Of
he Young Mems Sodallty OF st. Mary's
)athedral at Parlor Grove, which doubt
.ssiy will be we'll attended. The Cham
ion No. leaves the foot of Scott street
t eight O'clock. +!
The Alumni Association of the Hi0h
chool give dramatic entertainment at /,
'dd-fellows' Hall tomorrow night.
A sea turtle Weighing 480 pounds, con-
igned to MIR. J. Leverman, OF this city,
led before reaching Cairo, ON the
teamer Indiana.
The Arbeiter Society celebrated the Ii
ay at the Lookout House on the Lex
1gtOn pike. k
The Chancery and Criminal courts
onyened this morning.
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