The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-17

House were Governors Van Zandt, of
Rhode Island, and Young, of U 10, and
Mr.. Bick ham, of the Dayton Journal. At 0
o'clock in the evening Secretary of State
EVarts and two daughters, and secre-
tarles Key and Carl SchurH arrived over
he LitLle Miami RIilroad, and were
driven to the Grand Hotel, where tn y
registered and were assigned rooms.
Three children accompanied MIR. EYarts,
and eacn Secretary hal his private Sec
retary along. Mr.. L. @. Washington
was with the party.
DEPARTURE THIS MORNING.
The Presidential party breakfasted at
an early hour this morning at the resi-
dence OF Dr.. Davis. At 8 o'clock Mr..
John SimpKinson and large number of
the Citizens C0mAittee met at Dr.
Davis mansion to escort the President
and suite to the Ohio & Mississippi
Depot. After half an hours preparation
ihe line of Carriages were drawn up in
front Of the house, and soon after the
President made his appearance, tol-
lowed by Mrs. Hayes and the rest Of tue
party. Drawn up in front of the house
were sta ,ioued the First Regiment Band
and detail OF The Lyle Greys in ull
dress uniform. As the President
stepped into the carriage the band be-
gan TO play, and cheer for the Presi-
dent went up from the crowd whicn Ad
assembled TO get last glimpse Of His
EXCellency.
The procession then wended its way
down e m street to Fourth, along Fourth
To Mill aud tnene Ouuh TO the passen-
ger plato IN att 0nio & Mississippi,
crowded by an enthusiastic mass and
al il " IN | "A
passage-way for the hack.
Ihe Presidents party entered the rear
car Of the train and after he and his
,amily mad taken leave Of their personal
friends, the President cam5 out upon
the platform and Ihen for !ully five min.
uteS snUOk hands with all OF that vast
multitude VINO went up TO The car.
lhe locomotive, decked handsomely in
the National cOlOrs, then backed up to
the train, and Numbering three
cheers" went up in honor OF the Presi.
ueut, the bdnI struck up n atlOndl air,
ana at 1:l5 the IRAN began slowly 10
move gu, of the depot, While President
Hayes remained on the platform Of tue
car returning the greetings OF the crowd
mayor Moore accompanied the party to
Loulsviile and will return tonight.
The ,raln consisted OF a nanusUm e y
o! the Louisville u Mas ,vl.Ie K tilroad
the Directors car OF The Baltimore y
o 10 Railroad, a Pullman palace Car
aud a baggage car. Tue party CON,
sisted OF the Pes sdeut, Mrs. Hayes, Mr
W ebb Hayes, Mr.. Blrcnard Hayes
Miss Pat, the Secretary OF stat, MI.
Eyarts; Miss Evarts, Mlss Betty EYarLs,
Mr. Prescott Eyarts, ana Mr.. Evarts
private secretary, Mr.. Charles IL. Rus
sci, jr., Secretary of the Lutte
.iur, Mr. Carl Scuu q; the Postmastel
Genera, Mr.. ID. VI. hey, and his prl
yate secretary, Mr. Ii. l.. Gasltng; tn,
secretary OF War, General McCrary
ana Mrs. McCrary, Governor CHARLES
Van Zluut, OF Ruoue lslanu, Goyerno
Henry NJ. Mathews, Of West Virginia
with wife, Gnllu ana nurse; GoveFnO
Thomas l.. YJung,. OF ONO; 4. V. Slnal
| | Y, of the New York Tribune; l.. L
| " a,hlngLon, OF the Louisville Courier
journal; Major W. d. B.c~ham, OF tu,
Dayton Journal; Hon. Il ,De,t Mallory
don. John +. speed, Genera
Jonn NJ. Harlan, Hon. George W
Morris, john L. Moore, D. Z. Faulds
W. n. ualdemau (vOurIer-J Ournal)
IL IA. 4. ID. SJanuelort, Col. Horac
scott, capt. 2. Nj Snerley, DR.. u. w
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