The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-20

THE following subscriptions to the
Cincinnati Relief Union are reported
since Jan. 1st: M. Werk II Co., 500; Ed.
Miller, $100; l.. II. Harrison, 800; Frank
lin Bank, 500; X. II. Springer, $100; Oil
yer Perrin, 500; j. 81 l.. Seasongood Il
Co., 800; Stern, Mayer h CO.., 500; Espy,
Heidelbach a. Co., 500; j. & A. Simphn-
son g. Co., 500; Adams Elk. Co., 500; j.
L. Stettinius, 500; N. L. Anderson,
500; Mrs. Griffin Taylor, $50; Robert
Moore & Co., 500; S. G. Tatem, 500;
d. j. Falls, $50; E. Kinney & Co., 500;
Marmet u Co., $26; Andrews, Bissell 4
Herman Levi, SIS; John Kyle, $25; VIM.
BRAKEMAN, $25; s. J. Broadwell, $25;
Cash, S25; Strlbey Il Co., $25; j. E.
Wynne & CO., $25; Samuel Fosdick, $25;
Henry Holler, $40; Madame Zwick, $40;
Geo. Fox, $40; Grever, Tangeman 81 Co.,
$40; III. p. Lloyd, So; III. G. Urner, So;
j ohm Burgoyne, $5; e. Laraide, So; Cash,
81; Cash, 81; John II. Balance, 100 yards
jeans.
The officers of the Union Central Life
Insurance Company, gave their agents a
banquet at the Grand Hotel yestetday
afternoon. About 70 agents were pres
ent, and among the officers and members
of the company present were Messrs.
John P. Cochnower, Esq, President;
Jonn p. p. Peck, Esq, Vice President;
N. W. Harris, Esq. Secretary; e. p. Mar
shal, Assistant Secretary: John Davis,
NJ. D., and VIM. B. Davis, M. D., Medical
Examiners; Judge Ramsey, r. 5. Rust,
Israel Williams, Esq, Peter Murphy,
occasion was the annual meeting and
report of the agents and officials, and the
whole company seemed in especial good
humor over the results of the years labor,
and the report, which was published in
Yesterdays STAR, shows that their sa-
tistactiOn was not. without cause, and
that it is enjoyed by all who have had
the company to deal with in any respect.
The dinner passed off happily, and at its
close addresses were made by Hon. VIM.
Nj. Ramsey, DR.. w. B. Davis, n. W. Har-
ris, Esq, and others.
IN the meeting Of the Board of Coun-
cilmen yesterday the ordinance to assess
special tax corner of Dudley and Liberty
streets and corner Dudley and Poplar,
was referred to Trustees of Goth Ward.
Ordinance to block square (read first
time) bounded by Clark, Harriet and
Blackford streets and Dalton avenue.
The ordinance allowing Rees e. Price to.
cross certain streets with inclined plane
was referred to committee consisting
of the Solicitor, Messrs. McCatfery,
Wise, Armstrong, Connolly and Porter.
On motion, the above committee was in
structed to report at next meeting. The
Mayors veto was made the special order
for next meeting. The ordinance to ap-
propriate $4,000 from General Fund to
pay for ERECTING an epgine-h9use iig Camp
Washington was adopted. Resolutions
to contract from Board of Aldermen
passed, viz: With Chas. Graham " Co.,
Tor constructing wrought-iron foot-bridge
across canal at Wade street; with Pat
O'Hearn, for improvement of North Elm
street; with Doherty u Conners, for i'm
provement of Straight street, Resolu-
tions to place "a lamp-posts on Central
avenue from Harrison pike to Schuetzen
PlatZ. Also, to relocate 13 lamp-posts
on Gilbert avenue, one on Melancthon,
and one on Liberty street, were adopted.
Whereupon the Board adjourned.