The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-06
THE GREAT PARADE.

The L1ns of Maroh-The Mss, tho Mwsto
and the Military.
The four hundred wagons to take part
In the great Industrial parade on We'd
nesday next have been classified and ar
ranged into divisions and sections, each
division headed by band and under the
supervision OF marshal and assistants.
| The following is the order and the names
| Of the Marshals and assistants:
The order and line of march has been
fixed as below, the turns being as few as
possible, as the wagons and teams will,
many OF them, be large and somewhat
difficult to handle on the corners. 1t
will be observed that, although but few
streets are named, the distance travelled
ON each one is unusually great, and that
our citizens will thus have an excellent
opportunity of viewing this immense
procession, which. by the way, is to start
promptly at Q in the morning, in order to
give ample time tor review before the
Exposition opens.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The parade will start from the corner
of Freeman and Eighth streets, and will
move north on Freeman to Liberty, East
on Liberty to Central avenue, south on
Central avenue to Fourth, east on
Fourth to Walnut, north on Walnut to
Twelfth, west ON Twelfth to Race, and
North on Race to Hamilton road, where
| the procession will disband.
THE ORDER.
The military, police, Commissioners,
etc, included In the list below, will head
the procession. They will form, resting
on Freeman at Eighth, deploying west
wardly on Eighth street, with the fol-
lowing order:
Mounted Police.
Neisners Kappala Band.
Chief Of Police and Staf.
Police.
Barracks Band.
Colonel Mason and StaH.
United States Troops.
Brands Band.
Colonel Robinson and Stan.
Ohio National Guard.
Grand Marshal A. Hickenlooper and Stan,
Mayor, Exposition Commissioners
and
City Officials.
FIRST DIVISION.
The First Division of the Industrial
Department will follow. 1t will also
form on Eighth and Freeman streets, de-
| ploying eastwardly on Righth, and will
as the military passes. The following
/
| seidensticker's Band.
Marshal William ST. Martin and STAFF, COM
| manding First Division.
Assistant Marshal Eooch Taylor and Staf,
First Section.
Assistant Marshal Flamen Ball and STAT,
| Second Section.
BalIhouse's Cornet Band.
| Assistant Marshal s. X. Hayes and Staff,
...,.t.nt m.rsbaI alra Ssofon T. tamnho,, and s..r
| Fourth Section.
SECOND DIVISION.
on Ninth and Freeman, and deploying
eastwardly ON Ninth, and a portion FORM
| ing on Richmond, with the following Of
ficials:
Great Western Band.
Marshal J. r. Blackburn and staff, command
| ing Second Division.
Assistant Marshal Lewis Weitzel and StaH,
| FirsSsection.
| Assistant Marshal ]. w. Gano and STAT,
| Second Section.
| Meyers Band.
Assistant Marshal Amor Smith and Stan,
| Third Section.
Assistant Marshal Henry De Bus and STAFF,
| Fourth Section.
| THIRD DIVISION.
The third division will form re sting
on Freeman at COURT and deploying east
wardly on Court street, as follows:
| Hessian Band.
Marshal John Grosaius and staff, commanding
| Third Division.
Assistant Marshal VIM. :. Munson and STAFF,
| First Section.
Assistant Marshal Chas. Jacobs and Stan,
| Second Section. -.
| Turner Band.
Assistant Marshal Jas. Morgan and STAT,
Third Section.
| Assistant Marshal Thomas Paxton and STAFF,
| Fourth Section.
| FOURTH DIVISION.
The fourth division will form in the
came manper on Clark street, deploying
eastwardly:
Maineville Band.
Marshal r. M. Moore and staff, commanding
| Fourth Division.
| Assistant Marshal j. W. Malone and STAFF,
| First Section.
| Assistant Marshal James Gurren and stan,
Second Section.
| Washington Band.
| Assistant Marshal IL. g. Armstrong and Stan,
| Third Section.
Assistant Marshal Jno. Twachtmann and STAFF,
| Fourth Section.
Each division will probably contain
from 100 to 100 wagons.