The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-26
THE DAILY STAR
COVINGTON.

The Earthquake ball Will last until II
O'clock Tonight.
OF course Red Vastine was represented
in tie Earthquakes.
The Scventh-wari boys carried off the
cake in the procession.
Rev. II. NJ. Sender will conduct the
services at the Ninth street Presbyterian
Church.
Dr. J. j. Dulaney returned last night
from indianapolis, where he has been ON
professional visit
Myrtle and Friendship Lodges X. of P.
will visit Excelsior Lodge in CINCINNATI
next Tuesday evening.
There will he variety entertainment Mt
Odd fellows llnll next Tuesday for the
benefit of the striking rulling.mll men.
The entire police force, under the imme-
date supervision of Capt. Gu0dsou, we're
out in fun bloom this afternoon, looking
after the Earthquakes.
The various trains on the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad were crowded this morning
with people who came in for the purpose Of
witnessing the Earthquakes.
Sir Knight John Lehman handsomely
entertained the COyingtOn G, mmandery at
Knights present sat down to u banquet fit
for the gods.
At the Eleventh-street Methodist Church
tomorrow morning Rev. Mr. Lewis. and
tomorrow evening Rev Mr. llitner both
OF the Presbytery now in session at Ninth
street Church
The Amalgamated Iron and Steel Works
have called Il meeting. u he held in the
HpnrN i,lo\ IbI,rn N EaphtatSp IInll
corner OF Sixth and Madison streets, this
evening at I:30 o'clock.
PoIcE CouRT. David Marcus petty lar
cony and peddling without license, $25 and
costs; Samuel Edwards and John Stelle
drunk, dismissed; Isadore Bczenak, duElp-
ing dirt in the streets, continued.
Mr. Charles Donnelly has recently re-
ceived from the East one of the finest car
riages in the city. The carriage cost 50, 900,
delivered in this city, and it is II perfect
beauty. In addition to- this, Charley has
the finest turn-outs in the city, and heart
IN him as big as mountain.
The Board of EQUALIZATION met Yesterday
and organized. Bnt little WAS done, and
the Board adjourned to meet again at the
tity Clerks office this morning Ii will
continue in session for ten days. Tax
payers who think they are unjustly assessed
can lodge their complaints and receive due
consideration.
The exhibition of the school work Mt Odd
Fellows Hall is o complete success and re-
fleets credit on the participants 1t would
be an injustice to make any special men
ton Of the work. as it is all worthy Of the
highest praise, Neatness seems to re dom
inant virtue. while artistic precision in
drawing and penmnnShip is not even sur
passed. by the famous Cincinnati schools.
The Presbyterv closed its session this
morning at the Ninth-strcet PRESBYTERIAN
Church A resolution was adopted to hold
the next session September 10th. The Rich
mond Church was empowered to employ
Rev. W. T. Spenrs. Rev. J, l.. Matthews
was admitted AS n corresponding member
An overture to the General Assembly was
adopted looking to retrenchInCnt in the
expense of administration.
Mr.. Francis Y. Dencler, the father Of the
late celebrated sculptor of that name. died
Yesterday morning at his residence. No. OS
Front street. few minutes after o clock
The untimely denth of his eminent son, in
whose growing renuwn he felt n natural
pride, is supposed to have hastcncd his end.
MIR Dengler was an old and hOnUred mem
Der Of the Cincinnati bar, and was ClaSSed
there among the nblcst pracliCing German
LAWYERS lie was in his tjlly-Minth year.
and leaves three children, OF whom Mr..
Charles J.. Drnpler. Of the law firm of lis
dale g. Dengler, is the most prominent,
The funeral will take place at hall-past
o'clock to morrow afternoon from the
Mother ut God Church.