The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
PHILIP DErrscH and Jacob sindlinger

PHILIP DEIrsCH and Jacob Sindlinger
have been appointed Internal Revenue
Gaugers in the First District of Ohio.
THE Academy of Medicine has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, DIR. d. III. Jessup, of
Covington; First Vice President, DR..
Muscroft; Second Vice President, DR..
Hoeltge; Recording Secretary, DR.. Jas.
G. Hyndman; Corresponding Secretary,
DIR. Geo. b. Orr; Librarian, DIR. Samuel
Nickles; Treasurer, DR.. Stanton; Trus-
tees, Drs. Ludlow, Henderson and Rosen-
field.
REV. ISAAC CoLLoRD, one Of the pion-
eers Of this city, and Tor many years q
prominent Methodist minister, died yes
terday at the residence of his son, Mr.. n.
Is. Collord, in this city. He was in early
days sailmaker, and made the canvas
bottoms for the berths of Fulton's first
He fought in the war of 1872 in General
Gano's brigade, and few years after
ward entered the ranks of the ministry,
in which he continued until compelled to
withdraw by age.
The plans for the new Queen City Club
House are completed. The building is
to be three stories high, Of brick, with
stone trimmings, with ladies' aud gen.
tlemen's reception rooms on the first floor
front, and large drawing-r00m and
ladies' sewing room and ladies' restau-
rant adjoining. The second floor will be
divided by halls crossing each other,
with capaciOus and elegant rooms; and
the third story win be occupied by the
Kitchen and its adjuncts. The style of
the building will be English Gothic. The
cost will be about 500, 900, and $25, 900 will
be expended in furnishing the rooms.
MoZART's last work, the Cantata
''Praise of Friendship" is to be given at
the May Festival. 1t is but little known
on this side the Atlantic, but Is spoken
OF in the high st terms by musical con-
noisseurs OF the Old World. In a re-
cent letter to the Board of Directors OF
the Festival, Mr.. Theo. Thomas writes:
''The Cantata is MoZarps last work and
was written for the Freemasons, of
which Order he was an honOred member,
and performed by him for them private
ly. After his death 1t was performed
publicly for the benefit of his widow"
The entire Cantata will be performed on
May IL with chorus Of 1000 childrens'
voices.
THE following additional subscriptions
have been made since the last report,
February ~, 1915, to the Cincinnati Re-
lief Union: Freiberg q Workum, $1o0;
VIM. Glenn q Sons. 500; Ii. Closterman,
Shears q Co., $50; 5nider &
Co., '' 's25; '''i b. Bruce u'' & 1o.'n Co.., SIS;
Charles Moser a. Co., $25; Il. B. Hopple,
$25; Mellen, Brown & Co., S25; j. S. Burd-
sal & Co., $25; L. Il. Eckert, SIS; Smith
g. Palmer, VS.; }. L. Warren Il Co., $25;
White, Bro. & Co., $25; Augustus Wes-
sci, $25; Charles Brown & Co., $25; Duck
worth & Spence, SO; Captain j. ID. Heg-
Ter, $25; james Dale, SIS; j. u. Smith Il
Co., $Z5; Geo. w. Bishop, $2j; Ii. ID. Hun
tington, $25; Duncan, Ford d Elder, $2j;
ii. q. Bruce u Co., $25; Theo. Bumiller,
$25; Bohm Bros. ~ Co., $50; Isaac Zeller,
$15: Parker, Wise " Co., $40: Il. j. Oakes,
$40; A friend, $40; l. Faller, IS; V. Fuhr-
man " Son, 70; n. Wolistein. 80; Cash
(sundry), Sl5.
The Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
seventeen diplomas upon sew
enteen OHIO boys last evening at the an
nual commencement at Co1ege Hall.
The exercises opened with music from
the Germania Band, after which Pro-
lessor j. f. Judge, NJ. D., in place OF the
President, Professor e. S. Wayne, NJ. D.,
absent by reason of illness, delivered an
opening address and conferred the de-
gree OF Doctor OF Pharmacy upon the
iollowing-named gentlemen: Louis
Rapp, W. j. Rathf, John Ii. Rielag,
Hugo Sattler, John +. Sanns, Allen
Shafier, VIM. b. Strang. john j. Winkel-
man, Ferd. Zuenkeler, all of Ohio; Hem
ry Ii. Penkhaus, Kentucky; Theo. Bange.
z. NJ. Greve, NJ. D.. John Jungkind,
J ohm Keller, l.. X. Marty, Albert Mente,
Theo. 2. Pellens, all OF OHIO. The fol-
lowing are the names of the officers OF
the Alumni Association elected yester-
day tor the ensuing year: President. j.
IL. Feemster; First Vice President,
Louis scnaw; Second Vice President,
Louis X. Martz; Treasurer, Theodore
f. Norwood; Recording Secretary, w.
j. Ratiif; Corresponding Secretary, Z.
L. Rendegs. Executive Board-M ess:s.
A. w. BAN, Louis Martin, John Keller,
e. Nj. Greye and Z. f. Keener.