The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-29
LOCAL BREVITIES

THK thirteen-year-old son of Mr.. John
Cooms, engineer on the steamer Chas Nor
gan, has been missing for ten days.
The work of tearing down Woods Thea
ter is progressing rapidly. The workmen
are now engaged in leyeling the second
story
A Two-YEAR-oLD child of Mr.. John Morton
was run into by c., H. & d. train near
Sidney last evening, The child may
recover,
ERNST HUNsCHE, a gardener living at
North Paramount, made a misstep yester
day in trying to get into his wagon, and
broke his leg.
TIE son of Mr.. Berg, of 134 Court street,
who had been missing for some time has
turned up. He was on a visit to his rela-
tiyes in the country.
PROF Coz is now conducting the exam
ination, at the hall of the Cincinnati Law
School, for admission to Yale College.
Twelve candidates have presented them
selves.
THE body of the late VIM. Conkln was
brought from ClermOnt County to this city
yesterday, and the funeral will take place in
the Masonic Temple at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon
SAMUEL DALE, young man of sedentary
habits, stole robe from Charles PhisterS
StdDle, NO, 10 w SSJ SlAln street, last nlSnt,
and went out TO the Work house for a
month this morning
GEORGE STEINMAN, a young crook, who
has but recently changed his place Of opera
tions from indianapolis to this city, was
sent out for thirty days this morning for
carrying concealed weapons.
THE Supreme Court Commission yester-
day gave judgment in favor of Wesley NJ.
Cameron against the city, i'll suit for the
recovery of Sl03 900 for work and extras in
the construction of the Cincinnati Hos
pital.
Mr.. J. H. KLINE is perfecting arrange
ments for new crematory, which will be
erected on Columbia avenue, near the cross
ing of Crawtsh Creek. 1t will be after the
plan of the one in operation at Washington,
Penn.
THE charge of lettering this morning was
placed against three of the eleven parties
who have been arrested on suspicion of be-
ing connected with the Arcade burglary
and on this charge they will be tried next
Tuesday
A RIVER RAT named VIM. Mills, took un-
ceremonous possession OF suit OF clothes
which were hanging i'll front of Conrad
Newman store, on the landing, last night
for which he will serve three months i'll the
Workhouse,
Mr. MICHAEL OFFENBACHER worthy
member of the Twenty eighth Ohio Reg-
ment died last Wednesday at the age Of
forty-one wears His funeral took place
Yesterday, and his remains were inferred in
Spring Grove Cemetery.
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r>akar on Svnornrn' Stroat aot drnnL Inst
;f ,5 "a 1saiih1 5roe Nv 80 ias
ter paris images belonging to an initerant
vendor He was made to pay the damages
and IS fine this morning
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The commencement exercises OF st. 20
sephs College took place at Robinson
Opera-hOuSe last night, Dut IN the place o
me usual PIoSrail1iile on St!cn M al oCcas'on
play, etlIleu Nal'l"s Iof the teiu'Ct,
was Perlorheu "ltn ca9S iionl on, 'le schoi
ars Az Ie GIose d u o ae pio 'ne
were a""rueo anu ucsieeS 'olleileu'
GRAND temperance picnic will be givel
by the temperance people of Bellevue ant
Newport, KY at Parlor Grove on mex
Monday. The steamer Champion No.
will leave Newport at o'clock and foot o
Walnut street at $50 A tirstclass bant
has been engaged, and dancing will be th
order of the day. tirst-class time is prom
ised all who will attend.
THE Columbus Dispatch has a sensibl