The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-25
THE SPRINGER HALL SUBSCRIP-
TIONS.

The WOrkinOmen Coming to the Front.
An adjourned meeting Of the Soliciting Com
mittee on the Springer Music Hall subscrip-
tion vas held this morning at II O'Clock, In the
rooms of the Board of Trade, President Num-
son in the chair, and Secretary Blackburn at
his post. The committee appointed to .popu-
larize this enterprise. through their Chairman,
G. W. Jones. offered the following:
In order to meet desire to subscribe to the
new public hall and to pOpuarize the enter
prise, your Committee suggest that blank sub
scription papers be sent TO proprietors OF large
manui acturing and mercantile firms OF the
city, with a request that they present them to
their copartners, associates ana employees, for
such subscriptions as they may be disposed TO
make, and re JOrt the came as the contribution
OF the particular firm or association making
them. This is q peoples work, the interest for
such q building is felt by every man, anu the
strongest benefits are to follow that sympathy
which will result from contributions to it, no
matter how small the sum.
The report was adopted, leaving the matter
in the hands OF the committee.
The Committee on subscriptions reported the
Globe RoiIing- mill people as having subscribed
$472 90, and those Of Post h Co. $S2s.
FROM THE GLOBE ROLLING MfLL-$472.
At the Globe kolling-mill the workmen have
come forward n0bly, as have the other parties
connected with the institution.
The Company gives y2U0. President Joseph
Kinsey $50, Mr. ]. L. Bryen S25, 4. p. Rogers,
Secretary, $40; ]. Walter, book-keeper; L. T.
Phillips, salesman; James Bryan, manager;
turner, and VIM. Hanna, sheet roller, IS each,
and Jno Gill, 6. w. Worthington and IL. q.
ROBERTS. 81 each. q. Kaufman gave 81 50.
The following gave u each:
Reese, Jos. Stone. ID. Davis, A. Shipley, j.
Grundy, j. Daniels, VIM. Gwinn, +. McCarty,
p. V'Niell, N. Murphy, VIM. Eagan, John
Kellsa, Thos. Ward, Jas. Ryan, Thos. Powell,
4 hassrsa, n9s j. :. Haliisss, J. oluSs, oSsfI0vs s.
Boyce, d. Mailoy, Ed Lafrey, D. Sullivan, b.
Haggerty, VIM. Heron, F. Ross, j. Ross, J.
Donion, K. Maher, J. Knox, J. Fitzgerald, ].
Gardner, J; Kelly J. Gordon. B; sudorlous, Z.
j. Bodice, jr., j. Cruise, q. Whitehead, j. Reed
Il. Reese, j. Lee, James Salmon, J. Lloyd, j.
Gillespie, James Powers, T. Wise, 4. Conncll,
riscy, J. Dourke, J. Morrfsey, J. 4. Chumley,
samuel Chumley, NJ. Armstrong, Charles
Bond, Charles Clark, Frank Gillespie, John
Boyer, J. Morrissey, J. Burke, J. Morrissey,
strong, Chas. Bird, CHARLES CLARK, Frank Gu
lese, Geo. Layman, +. N. Mathena, IF. Sunder-
house, A. Hafnkamp. Geo. Raylin, N, OBriep,
Jas. Crelliu, W. Clark, M; Dunnegar, H.
Noble, j. DAILY, George Stsvehs, George Ray
BRYAN, VIM. Bryan. H. Martin, T.. Husscy, J.
Mauk1an, W. Davis J. Palmer, John Costello.
ID. Brown. G. Murphy, Geo. Costello, Jos. But
terworth, J: Widereen, JOS. Davis, J. Mara, R.
Jones, J. Winterburn, j. Vail, NJ. Vail, M.
Welsh, J. Cuyle, Daniel Sullivan, II,
Crogan, Y. Ferrick, II. Brakeman, N. O'Don-
nell, E. smith, Thcs. Shelby, Peter Cosgrove
john BaAer. Al. Cassidy, A. Mountz, #. Stew
art, j. Harrow, ]. stapleton, e. Rohney, W. G.
Morsey, s. Bowers, D. Mahoney, II. Venkc,
+. Nickol, VIM. Nickol, j. Saddler, A. Murray,
7. Andrews, A. Pilser, u. Hector, I. Sands,
!. Higgins, +. Blackburn, A. III. Bocklege,
John hohne, Ii. Rose, George Roreguade, r
Wagner, Il. Bolmer, ii. RecEer John Powell,
Anuy Weller, purslck.
POST & }. AND THEIR EMPioyEs.
At the manu- acturng establishment Of Post
4 Co. the men have come down handsomely, as