The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-19
OUR MUSIC HALL.
1nsaWors FairIy Isaaowroted.

1neW0r8 FdtTty An0w0Wf0ted.
The Music Hall Committee met in che
Board OF Trade Rooms ut 10 O'Clock this
forenoon. The following subscriptions
were reported by some Of the gentlemen
appointed as eanyassers at the meeting
day or TWO ago. The report is an en-
couraging Indication, c0nsidering the
devote to the work;
Cincinnati Musical Festival Company,
$1,000; James Gilmore, $1,000; Robert
Mitchell, $1,000; Robert Clarke & Co.,
LOCO; q. West, $1,000; John Church, jr..
$1,000; John Shillfto, $1,000; A. Fl. Hin.
kle, $1,000; W. W. Scarborough, $1,000;
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Com
pany, $1,000; Dunklse, Shears & Co.,
Burnet House, $1,000; John X. Wright,
$500; Jas. w. Gaff, p, 900; Oliver H. Geok
troy & Co., Gibson House, $1,000; Sarah
B. Carlisle, $1,000; heirs Of Geo. Car
Isle, $1,000; 2. T. Carson, $3.50; Thomas
B. Hunt 3 Co., 1850; Chatfield q Woods,
Snowdon & Otte, $500; L. Schuitze,
500; Beeler d Curry, $50; Warner
M. Bateman, 500; Leon Van Loo,
$50; VIM. Wiswell, $3.50; Belding Bros. &
Co., $50; j. +. Elliott, 500; Larz Ander-
son, 81, 900; A. Il. Anderson, 81, 900; j. l.,
Stettinius, q, 900; Jos.Longw 81, 900;
julius Dexter, $1,000; George A. Smith.
s, 900; e. l.. Anderson, $3.50; George f.
Mayer, $3.50; j. r. Mills q Co., 5000; Ed.
Sargent, $500; Philip Heidelbach, $500;
A. G. Norton, $500; R.J.Crebap, $25; j. H.
Hackerman, $25; 9. Hitchcock, SIS; H. q.
Noner, $50; Bradimann & Massard, $25;
W. A. Goodman, $25; 6. p. Griffith, $25;
John Kebler, $l0o; A. q. Taft & Son,
Windlsch, Muhlhasser 6 Bro, 5000;
p. Wilson y Sons, $500; II. q.
Young, 500; Josiah Kirby, 5000;
r. Lunkenheimer, $100; j. P::Gay, $160;
Cincinnati Type Foundry, 5000; W. M.
Miller, $500; Thos. G. Smith, Si0O: Jos.
r. Peebles' Sons, 500; A. s. Rutterfeld,
$500; R. y. Field, $500; Marcellus Dyer.
500; Christian Moerlefn, 800, Daniel B.
Pierson, 500; Stickney u Tanner, 500;
Adams Express Co., $1,000; Alfred
Gather, $1,000; Samuel Davis, ir.,
$500; 'CharIes Dayis, $500; Jeffras,
Seeiey y Company, $3.50; Gardner,
Phipps & Co., $3.50; George w. McAlpin,
$500; G. s. Weatherby & Co., $3.50; Ken
ner Gerard, $2oe; George ". Jones, $3.50;
Duhme q Co., $1,000; Krebs Lithograph-
ing Co., 500; d. L. Jones, $50; Lewis 4
Livingston, 80; Proctor 4 Gamble, $3.50:
W.J. Axmei, 800; L, G. Goodale, SEQ;
w. s. Munson, $500; D. D.. Martin, $40;
B. P. Critchell, 500: q. W. Fackler,
$3.50; II. II. Lawson d Co., $3.50; John
V. Lewis q Co., $3.50; Caldwell, Cop
pock 4 Caldwell, 500; Chas. Strobel,
$3.50, making grand total Of $40, $50 that
have been contributed 90 far as reported,
but there are some books not yet re-
ported upon that will increase the sum
to something over 500, 200.
The Board of Exposition Commission
ers report the following subscriptions to
the fund to be used for-the erection of
wings to the main hall: @. W. West.
81 600; John Shillito, $1,000; John R,
Wright, $500; A. Il. Burkhardt, 500: q.
b. Hunt u Co., $3.50; making $2,650 as the
90 tar subscribed.
Messrs. Weir and Jones were assigned
to canvass the street 8 running north and
south from Third to Fifth. between
Broadway and Central avenue.
Colonel Il. NJ. Moore was added to the
COMMITTEES, and the meatius then ad-
iouxned