The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14
CINCINNATI RELIEF UNION.
Proceedings of the Annual Meetin

Proceedings Oh the AMMuui Meo'"b
The annual meeting Of the CINCINNATI
Relief Union was held, Saturday even
ing, in the Council Chamber. u. W.
Bishop was called to act as Chairman,
and Thos. L. Hunt Secretary.
President r. b. Moore submitted the
following report:
Amount distributed during the last
twelve months, S12,2S5 81.
The report Of the Secretary was re-
ceived and filed.
The report of the Auditing Committee
was received and filed as follows:
"We have examined the books Of the
President and Secretary, and compared
them with the Treasurer's, and find them
correct.
[Signed]
"PETER R. NEFF, J. WEBB, JR.,
81. q. MORRISON, A. S. BOWEN,
"Committee."
The Nominating Committee reported
as follows:
The Committee appointed by the Gin
cinnati Relief Union to nominate ohcers
for the ensuing year beg leave 10 recom-
mend the following:
Vice President-Jas. q. Morrison.
| Treasurer-S. S. Davis.
| Secretary-H. Pugh.
| Financial Trustees-David Sinton, s..
S, Davis, II. b. Moore, o. Ii. Getfroy, O..
A. G. Adae, BENZ. Eggleston, Joseph
Trounstine, Jas. Kinsey, G. W. Bishop.
| MANAGERS OF THE RELIEF UNION.
| First Ward-Dr. E. L. Tibbetts, 30
Corben street; John McYey, West Pike,
Columbia.
Second Ward-C. Hitchcock, Mont
gomery Road, Walnut Hills; George II:
Dean, Evans street, and SO and IS Pearl.
Third Ward-R. Dlllman, 6S4 Main
street; John Niebaum, 513 Sycamore
street.
Fourth Ward-Capt. A. s. Bowen, 10
Public Landing; Harvey James, Burt
street.
Fifth Ward-Ebenezer Evans, Bro ad-
way and Harrison street; Henry N.
Bird, Third and Hammond streets.
Sixth Ward-John L. Jones, q New
street; W. Wittlinger, West Sixth
street; Il. 7. Hattersley, 81 West Sixth
street.
Seventh Ward-A. Breggeman, north
east corner Vine and Thirteenth streets
Michael Kuntz, 451 Main street.
Eighth Ward-Wm. L. Haydock, 1SC
West Third street; James Y. Morrison,
95 West Pearl street.
Race street; Dr.. J. 2. Walker, 296 Main
street.
Tenth Ward-Joseph siofert, 81 West
Twelfth street; Samuel Blair, l56 West
| Twelfth street.
Eleventh Ward-C. Zeigler, 10 Pete
street; John Schultz, " Buckeye street.
Twelfth Ward-John q. Krieger, 80
Flndlay street, Isaac Stokes, Cory
vile.
Thirteenth Ward-F. Kallendorf, 26
Logan street; VIM. Guentsch, 81 Dunlap
street.
Fourteenth Ward-H. Boiling, 96 Pop
lar street; G. W. Skaats, 9o Dayton
street.
Fifteenth Ward-Hugh Pugh, 247 Cut.
ter street; j. +. Leuchtenburg, 57S Gen.
tral avenue.
sixteenth Ward-AdoIphus Carnes,
202 Mound street; It. Asbury.
Seventeenth Ward-Dr. Nj. Lillienthal
IS Mound street; Mrs. CIV. StarbucE, iO4
West Eighth street; Thos. Il. Hunt, 35O
West Seventh street.
Eighteenth Ward-John Webb, jr., 154
West Fifth street; Henry Nye, 154 West
Fifth street.
Nineteenth Ward-J. E. Vansant, ~
: Mill street.
Twentieth Ward-John G. Robins on
331 Richmond street; A. s. Merrell, DO
West seventh street.
Twenty-tirst Ward-Peter Il. Neff, 8
West Pearl street; w. NJ. King, Free
man and Poplar.
Twenty-secOnd Ward-Dr. NJ. 7. Ca
rey, 256 Everett street; Il. b. Moore, IT;
! Laurel street and 376 Central avenue.
Twenty-third Ward-L. BalIauf, 15
Dayton street; j. s. Korn, 293 Findla
II street.
!. Twenty-fourth Ward-Isaac Wiltsee
e Chas. Stewart, Spring Grove avenue.
l. Twenty-hfth Ward-M. II. spillurd
corner Apple and Hoffner streets; Ar
q mand DeSerisy, College Hill Pike.
V The officers, as recommended, wer
i unanimously elected.