The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-08


with heads of all sizes, descriptions and ages,
and divided the attention OF the passer-Dy,
with the flags and eyergreens suspended from
nearly every window. The sidewalks were
literally lined with children who watched with
their usual eagerness for the displays Of bright
colors and handsome horses, and greeted every
fine display with their usual storms of vocif-
erous applause. Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and
Freeman streets were especially lively with
the parade wagons as the most Of them took
these routes to the point at which the parade
formed.
FORMING THE PROCESSION.
Ime procession tG was iuiiy formed ana reaay
70, 70 move Dy sne appointt.ed ho9r OF O'CLOCK.
Ing iniil1ary formed on Elgnth streeI restn on
fn,e,i;. fIeenn anu displaying WcstWardiy, In tne
|'Aoio"Ahs ofoer i.,s p,,;.
uo,ssoy9s mVgoIea W noice.
@tIns %J,oneI " pnIappain panw' o
Sniei VI poiice ,iic ana otah'
p.n noilce,
C9Iohel Mason anu otaH' =
ohl1ea osaoss troops
co,i pfanus pt,Aisl punu;I o.~
o ono National Guards: ,
0T"n9 Maisnai a. ,MiiCkenlooper aiiu otan,
MSor' IHposioDn commissioners,
c.. AM anu
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nne nfsg seoson ~ ,a .nS ns. pylslVh VI .ne
20 p"i Guo M avineu ~ niSn.n eoseov aiSn' aeSIins
St,oat ~ ,u,s Lpa9 Is Sa;dst;,,., p.,a
o.,S0. S ~ Voc ioauou " ooiuoue.lo DHnu ,I
and was commanded by Assistant Marshal
Z. Env0l ~ aayior unaet .ne rirst Marsnai Win.
sii ano ,..o nh ooedao 'lio maLons 10
MY ~ ~ t. o' ny t; noInu eo1'ton iVlueu ol
ssIoeo r.sns .oe.nns VI Linn ueployans
o, Nv "tuiy W Se'S9i ny Mas Di ~
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hoadoJ hn Rss,h,so; 9,oat o pd sndu o9o.,U, nn,
omSd * MoSoS SJrn1S panu ssno Sea Sv
snnaT ~ ~ Sth s.o. ;nt a., "ru - DSa,
TO- dnnSnr;n stwa al; ssrha v,tS oa aot;nr
Strnat az ;rht rayt,rm a. tha sahont I hnS,,oa
hatwean JaiSn ond Mse,nd Soniovinn S%st'
WardIv. r. % was "%M commsndc3 nv assistaSst Wsr
ThaII!s 1saIn ~ we oUA"A"""9" W &As'A''"A' "A
STHi m;.o Z; Z; ?, .. VamPoeli; a.. s
AIor i1o oecIlon ~ yie ooconu Dtvision ioiMeo
Inoor Marshai biackDurn a4u MS asslstant,
FEM restsn n aEr Fea od inw, ,do
rngns ~ m pestlng on Freeman, aepioying easswara M
Y 70 baymiller. street; IL was headed 6y the
Sreat western Band. The Second Section
Iorinea ii on Nintn stfeet, rigns resting on Bay
miller, uepioying castWaruly. IL WAS Qnder
tne generalship Of Assistant Marshal J. ".
Sano and stan. Inc Ihird Section, headed Dy
meyers, Band, ana undef tne leagersnip OF AS
s,stant Marsnal Amor smith g 20, formed on
deploying eastwardly. The Fourth SECTION,
commanded by Assistant Marshal Henry
DeBus, formed on Kichmond street, right rest
ing on Baymllier, deploying eastwardly. The
Ihira a;n DvlsiOn was Somman9ea Iad n 9y Marsnai
John orosslus. ~ was ied Dy the hessian
Band, ana was dlVioeo, as was the others INTO
sections.
Ine hrst section OF the Inlrd DIVISION formed
on Court street resting on freeman, deploying
eastWaidiy, under the genefalship VI Assistant
Marshal Munson ana SIAN. Inc second section
was commande9 py ASSISTANT Marshal Charles
Jacobs and stan and formed on Court street
with the right resting on freeman, deploying
eastWardly. me third section was hea led by
the Iurner Band. IL formed under the COM
mand OF Assistant Marshal morgan ana sta1
on Court street, the right resting east OF klt-
scction nnder assistant Marshai n r. Pavton
formed ON Court with the right resting on
Wesley avenue and deploying eastw ardly.
The Fourth Division was headed by the
Maineyille Band and commanded by Marshal
T. b. Moore and competent staff of aids.
Col. moore while prompt and vigorous, found
some extra time TO devote TO MS favorites. the
newspoys, VINO were IN tne nrst seGsion anu
cspeciaty unuer nls iutneriy eye. Inc 1rsg
sectlon was comnauueu ny Assl5JHnt marshal