The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-23

of this city, and the entertainment this
evening is well worthy the attention OF
all. Among the list of managers are the
names OF Thos. e. Snelbaker. j. ID.
Wells, K. Shott and John Twachtman,
with Lewis M. Braham as chief, and
Colonel John Z. Joyce and Sam Simmons
as assistants.
THE oath annual report of the Direct
ors of the House Of Refuge was ap-
proved. The following statistics taken
from it show the condition and result OF
the institution: Whole number of in
mates admitted since its establishment
Boys, white, 2773; boys, colored, 10y;
girls, white, 5S5; girls, colored, 10; total,
224; girls, 43; total, 267. Discharged dur
ing the year-Boys, 1872; girls, 4O;' total,
232. Remaining at date-Boys, 1Sl; girls,
4S; total, 229 Total receipts during the
year, $40,O0S.52; total expenses for the
year, $40, 10S.35.
A MEETING of Methodist ministers at
the rooms of the Methodist Book Con-
cern, yesterday, adopted the following:
s'Rev. j. 5. Chadwick, for three years
pastor of Union M. Il. Church, COving-
ton, has proved himself "a workman that
needeth. not to be ashamed His preach
ing-eloquent, scriptural, evangelical
has been owned by God in the conyer-
sion OF many sinners and in the edlnca-
| tion of believers. lie has defended the
truth, promoted virtue, exposed error,
condemned vice. His utterances in be-
half of temperance and good order have
| been manly and timely. In private his
| life has commended the gospel which he
| has preached"
THE Jubilee Missionary meeting of the
American Sunday-school Union took
| place at the Vine-street Congregational
Church last evening. Addresses were
made by Rev. l. Emory, of Tennessee,
| Steven Paxton. Esq, OF st. Louis, Rev.
John McCullagh and Rev. b. W. ChidlaW.
Mr.. McCullagh gave some general sta
tistcs of the American Sunday school
Union, and said that within the last fifty
years the Society had established 62,0OU
| Sunday schools. There were now nine
millions of scholars outside OF Sunday.
schools in the South who should be gath.
cred in, among which were four millions
of colored scholars. Some of the gentle.
men connected with the Sunday-school
Union expect to remain in the city Tor q
considerable time, to interest the people
in Sunday-school work and to gather
contributions for the cause
DR.. PRYOR G.. FORE, for thirty five
years resident of Cincinnati, died al
his residence corner Of Vine and seventh
streets, at O'Clock last evening, after 6
briet illness Of pneumonia. He was 8
native of Kentucky and came TO this
place in 1S40, and for many years was
looked upon as one Of the best medica
practitioners in the city. More recently
however, he had given his attention tt
the management OF the fortune which his
careful and faithful work had brought
him. He was for period of years Demon
strator of Anatomy in the Ohio Medica
College and phys to the Orphan
Asylums. lie married shortly after his
arrival here, daughter of Captain
Moore, OF Augusta, Georgia, who left hin
the widowed tather of an only daughter
now Mrs. Ed. l.. Anderson. Dr.. Fore
leaves a property estimated at half {
million of dollars, the groundwork o
which was laid in his professional labor
and the superstructure built by careful
management of judicious investment in
| real estate.