The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-14
PRESIDENT HAYES.
Arrangements for His Visit To.
morrow,


President Hayes met yesterday even
ing at the Gibson House, Mayor Moore
presiding.
Secretary Jules Blackburn read a tel
egram whereby it was agreed to change
the hour OF the Presidents arrival In
this city from O'Clock TO half-past I.
The Presidential party will leave Day
ton at 8 o'clock on special train over
the e., Ii. s. d. line.
Josiah Kirby, A. d. Bullock, S. 8, Da-
Wis, Joun II. Wright and GaZzlm Gano
were appointed u committee to meet the
President az Dayton and escort him to
| this city.
A communication from Colonel Hunt,
\ commandant Of the First Regiment q. N.
g., stated that on account of sickness
he would be unable to serve, and that
| Colonel Max MDsler would assume his
place.
Mr.. simpklnson offered the following
| res solutions:
"Resolyed, That the whole Committee
meet at the Gibson House at halt-pasT 5
O'Clock, sharp, TO receive their badges.
"Resolved, Tnat if any members abb
| sent themselves from that meeting 1t
shall be taken for granted that they do
not wish to attend the reception OF the
| President, and that the Executive Com
mittee shall fill their places"
AS a substitute to Mr. Simpkinson's
second resolution, Mr.. Davis offered the
following:
"Resolved, That carriages be provided
for ali persons who attend the meeting"
The second resolution and the substi-
tute were withdrawn.
Mr.. Simpkinson then submitted the
| following line OF march for the reception !:
| The line of march will form at the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton 81 Dayton Depot;
thence proceed south on Wood to Fourth
| street, east on Fourth 10 Walnut street,
| north on Walnut to the Gibson House,
| where The formal reception will take
place. Alter the reception is over the
Committee and military will escort the.
President to Dr. John Davis house, on
Elm street, going north ON Walnut to
! Fifth, west on Filth 70 Vine, north on
| Vine to Fifteenth street, west on Fiji
| teentn to Elm: south on Elm to DR.. Da-
vis' residence, where the Committee and
military will disperse.
The Committee requests the citizens
along the line OF march to decorate and
| illuminate their houses as lar as posi-
Dle.
| Colonel Robinson stated that he had
sent men out along the line OF march to
ask people to decorate :heir houses.
| DR.. Lilienthal moved that Commit
! lee, consisting of Messrs. Blackburn,
| Robinson and SimpklnsOn, be appointed
to arrange the oruer OF the procession,
whlcn was adopted.
Colohel Robinson reported that the
Dattallon would meet and form in front
OF the Gibson House about $50, and
would start LOT the depot about O'clock,
neaued ny the First Reglmental Banu
and followed by the Committee in car.
flages. me procession, with the Presl-
DENT, VIII eeI Dack 70 me Gibson House
""ut . O'CLOCK. he stateu, further,
mat the uhLei OF the Fire Department
would ring ID Jeu Qtt 10ls on the nre-Del,S
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maze fouhCann nquaie, w "iI"t e'A0o'
anu oIhel ponnS9 mttn "a oaivlum n,t ,ne
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day m0rnl"g
Captain wise and Amor Smith were
added 10 the Committee ON Finance.
The Committee then auJourned to