The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
column will form in the following Or
Detail OF Police.
ohio National Guard.

Detail OF Police.
Ohio National Guard.
Veteran Organizations
The President OF the United states and Suite
The Reception Committee.
And after cOuntermarching will proceed
over the following line of march: South
on Hoadly aud Wood streets to Fourth,
east on Fourth to Walnut street, thence
north to the Gibson House, where the
Mayor will introduce the Rev. Max
Lllienthal, who will deliver the formal
address OF welcome to Cincinnati. After
the exercises are over, the line of march
Will proceed as follows: West on Fifth
street (north side past the Tyler David
son FOUNTAIN, to Vine street; north on
Vine street, past the Public Library, to
Fifteenth street; west on Fifteenth
street to Elm street, south on Elm
street, past the Music lRll building and
Washington Park, TO Ninth street, TO
tne vicinity OF the residence Of Dr..
John Davis, where, after briet halt,
the column will be dismissed.
Citizens along the line OF the route
traVersed by the escort are respectfully
requested to decorate their houses with
hags, to illuminate their windows, and
o make sucu displays of colOred fires,
Roman candles aud other fireworks not
ol dangerous or noisy nature, and may
w NSOACu plOpSI anu WUGIuy Ol LuG OC-
Caslon. Respectfully submitted,
JOHN SIMPKINsON,
JULIUS h BLACKBURN,
VIM. l. ROBINSON,
Committee.
On motion Messrs. l.. Seasongood, Ju-
Illus Refs, Florence Marmet, Rev. Thom-
as Lee and Captain Y. al. HOLLOWAY
were added to the committee to meet the
President AT Dayton.
Mr.. ilbur Khott, the florist, offered
the committee basket OF flowers with
The Inscription Excelsior" worked n it,
TO be presented w the President on be-
half OF the veteran soldiers Of the city,
and the offer was accepted.
The committee then passed vote of
thanks to the prOprletors of the Gibson
House for tue use of the parlors during
their session, and adjourned.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL Asso.
CIArIoN.
A large meeting Of the Association
was neld, last night, in the Council
Chamber.
Suitable arrangements were made for
the accommodation D, crippled soldiers,
ana Mayor Moore, VINO was present,
offered to pay for one carriage Tor that
purpose.
Inc Commander of the Association
was author zed TO hire sucA oIner car
rlages as shall be required.
Mayor Moore placed the flag of the
Tenth Olio AT the disposal OF the Asso-
claLlon lor tue occasion.
Ihe Common Council extended to His
ENceIlency President Hayes the hospi.
talltles OF tle city during his visit and
stay here.
The illumination and decoration along
Che l'he Oh march, Tonight, will border
on the magnificent. Among the primo /
PAL places III up will be The Grand HoJe |,
SlntoWs building, Gas Office, Reld's :
Ho.el, Hopkins Hall, NJ eauer 4 CO.'S,
onlluto's, Iommerclai Office, 81. Mcno,
as, Mitchell & RammeisDergs, q lmore
u CO.'S, Pixies Opera.nouse, G.z4tte
once, Duhme u CO.'S, Carlisle Building,
sIeiodeon Han.
On Walnut street in the vicinity of the
Gibson House the whole square will be
II up, in connection with the College
buildings, in The granuesL way. Tue
Johnston Building Will show Its SIX sto-
iies OF plate glass Respondent with
ligut. A calcium light VIII play the
Fountain; ana along up Vine Tue news.
paper ofice, ana Tue Grand Opera-uouse
Wlll De illuminated.
Ihe Gibson House, which will have
the honor OF entertaining the PresIden-
tlal party duilng their soJourn here, Will
De Inc scehe oI brilliant illumInaJlon
Lhls eVenlng. Besides the deco alton of
the motel with flags and bunting, The en-
tire square Wlll De illuminated by gas
and Calcium lights.
The Turner Cadets, with their excel
leht band, Will participate in the pro-
cessiOn Tonight.
The police, numbering two hundred.
VIA parade to-nlgnt under command of
Lieutenant Riley, and start at + O'CLOCK
W joan the procession.