The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03


on Vine street to Hamilton Road, where
the parade proper will terminate.
The First and Second Divisions will
then move southeast on Hamilton hoad
to Main street, and thence s0utn on
Main, the Third Division northwardly
on Vine street to InwOod Park; the
Fourth Division northwestWardly on
Hamilton Road to Central avenue; the
Fifth Division westwardly ON Flndlay
street to E m street, and south on Elm;
the Sixth Division westwardly on Find
Law street to Race and south on Race;
the Seventh Division, northwest
wardly on Hamilton Road to Central
avenue.
A halt OF ten minutes will be ordered
on Central avenue, when the head OIL tne
column reaches Fourth street. Citi-
sens residing ana doing business on
this street, between Fourth and Liberty
streets, are requested to furnish sup
ply Of ice water in barrels, Tor the use
Of those in the column.
A. HIcKENLOoPER,
Grand Marshal.
There will be no less than fifteen
thousand people in the procession.
Exercises at Exposition Hail.
After the procession, in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock, the musical and oratorlcal
exercises will take place AT Exposition
Hall as follows:
Music-By Curriers' Band, G. NJ. Cur
rier leader.
Singing-By the pupils Of the Interme-
diate and High Schools-"My Country,
'ris OF Thee"-[ America.l
Prayer-By Samuel W. Duncan, DID.
Singing-By the pupils oil the lnterme-
diate and High SchoDls-"Land OF Our
Fathers, Whereso'er We ROAM"
Introductory remarks by Mayor john
ston.
Music-By Curriers' Band.
Reading Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence-By Frank. w. Hopkins, grad
uate of Woodward High School.
Singing-By the pupils Of the Inter-
mediate and High Schools.
| Centennial Hymn-"Old Hundre6'-
Written for the occasion by L. J. Cist.
| Oration-By Gen. Durbin Ward.
Singing by the pupils OF the Inter
mediate and High Schools-'Oh, Say,
Can You see"-l Star Spangled Banner. ]
| Musio-By Curriers' Band.
All good singers, including the pupils
Of the schools, who wish to take part in
the exercises at Exposition Hall in the
afternoon, should report promptly at 2
o'clock sharp. The hall has been beau.
titully decorated for the occasion.
! SallEeSs
Mr.. Vic. Burnham mas charge Of the
artillery. Guns will be fred from Mt
Adams, Jackson's Hill, Prices Hill, and
| Newport Barracks, in the morning, al
noon, and evening. At Dayton, Ky.
Capt. Phil. Sarver and his gnnners will
have the "Wasp" on the hillside at :
o'clock A. M, and will fire one hundred
guns.
IlluminatiOns.
The city will be ablaze with bonfirei
and illuminations at night. The hill
surrounding the city will be lit up. AL
the public buildings and hotels Will b'
decorated.
The bells of all the churches will b
ruDg at sunrise, u O'Clock noon, and a
sunset, and the Fire Department will
lead off. Archbishop Purcell pledge
music from all the Catnolo bells in .h'
city.
The Executive Committee on Celebra
ticu Of the Fourth met al the usual hour
President Simpkinson in the chair, an,
Secretary julius Blackburn at the desk
The minutes of the last meeting wer
, read and approved.
On motion the Grand Marshal was re
: Quested 10 give notice OF the point a
which the Executive Committee and tn
Judges will review the column to decid
upon the award OF the prizes offered TO
, tue best displays OF the wards or tow1
ships. The Grand Marshal stated tina
the point should be the intersection Q
. Hamilton Road and Vine street.
Mr.. HickenlOOper offered the follow
ing, which was adopted:
| All ward or other Continental organj
cations will report to Colonel A. %
Jones for assignmentinh in his command, a
under no circumstances will any sucI
Organization be permitted TO accompan,
the ward display.
The Judges will give due credit t,
each ward tor their respective represen
Iations in the Continental Army.
| Mr.. Smith moved that the salutes to b.
given under the command Oi Col. Vic
Burnham be fired from Mount Adams
Lookout House, Elm-street Incline, AM
Prices Hill, as follows: At sunris,
thirteen guns, at noon twenty-six guns
and at sunset thirty eight guns
Adopted.