The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-27
OUR EXPOSITION.
Work on the Building Nearly
Completed.

The work on the Exposition building
will soon be completed, and everything will
be in readiness to receive the exhibits. The
spaces have all been marked off in the
Music Hall and in Power Hall, and some
of them are marked with the name of the
owner. Fine counters and railings are be-
ing erected by some of the exhibitors, and
everything is indicative of grand display.
In Floral Hall workmen are busy max
ing telegraph connections, and piling up
the massive rock which form the cascade
and grotto. The large steam pump that is
to force the water over the waterfall, and
which, few days ago, was to be seen stand
ing high upon solid bed of rock, is now
entirely hidden from view. The large
sheets of hammered glass are being put in
the roof of Floral Hail. and painters are
covering the woodwork with nice plain,
light color. All the flooring that will be
put down in this hall has been finished for
some time.
In Power Hall is to be seen here and
there few pieces of machinery. The
pump is set and steam pipes are being laid
around the walls. Large stone tagging are
being laid on Elm street in front of the
north and south wings, to correspond with
that already down in front of the Music
Hall.
THE GRAND PARADE.
| The Procession Committee met at 4 p. m.
yesterday, and the Chair reported the
names of the societies and business firms
making applications since the last meeting
The following is 4 list of the different or
carnations proposing to take part:
| Detachment Of mounted police, detach-
ment of police Fire Department. Nolun-
teer Firemen's Association, Cincinnati
Turngcmeinde, German Pioneer Society,
German Butchers Association, Bricklayers'
Union, Knights of st. Patrick, Knights OF
st. James, Knights of St. Edward Knights
of St. Loyola, Knights of st. Thomas,
knights of ST. Martin, Druiden SGngerchor,
Schweizer Mmnnerchor, Harugari Manner
chor Concordia Mannerchor, Geological
Society, John b. Nicolai, s wagons John
Grossius, 8 wagons; Il. Il. Evans & Co., l
wagon; Nelson's Business College, | wagon
T. T. Haydock, 9 wagons; George Feldkamr
4 Bro, . wagons; knuevener d Yer
hage, Is wagons; Henry kessler, ! wagon
Roger Wheel Co., 2 wagons; Adams Elk
press Co., 7 wagons Singer Manufacturing
Co., 10 wagons; c. r. Mabley, 2 wagons; j.
E. Frey, 6 wagons; R. L. J. Miles, coach
and four; James q Bro, l wagon; James
Busser wagon; H. r. Droste & Co., II
wagons; Henry Meyer g. Co., ! wagon
Thompson & Leonard, ''l1ighland Pony
Brigade" George S. Blaney, wagons; ]. Il
McCracken, wagons; Daniel Wilcox,
wagon; +. r. Van Pelt, B wagons; A. II
Travers, wagon Gaff Fleischmann & Co.
s. Freitsch & Co.. wagon; Sander & Burk
hardt l wagon; Cincinnati Melophine Co.
1 wagon; Brunswick & Bake, 2 wagons
John Zumstein's pony Brigade" V. P
Evans 8 wagons; Andrew Erkenbrecher
wagons; Valentine Wettengel, 2 wagons
George +. Otte 4 Co., 2 wagons
Dromwell Manufacturing Company,
wagons; John B. Marie & Bro, | wagon
Jos. r. Weston, wagons; Mosler, Bahmanr
& Co., 300 men and wagons; j. E. Searlt
& Co., / wagon; W. J.. Fisher & Co.,
wagons; Cincinnati Wheel Company,
wagons; Marmet e. Co., l wagon and
horses il. b. Tboms & Co., l wagon; J. f
Smith, wagons Cincinnati Coal and Coke
Company, l wagon and s horses: J. Walker
Il Co., wagons; H. Morgenthau & Son,
1
wagon Isaac Faller & Son, wagon; Farm
ers and Mechanics Dining Rooms, wagon
Chas. II. Wucst Il Co., l wagon; Queen City
Commercial College, wagon lle-Ha Tea
Company, wagon H. Everson, wagon;
Muths Steam Bakery, wagons; Halls
Safe and Lock Company, band, $50 men,
and wagons; P. J. Marqua & Sons,
wason Enterprise Manufacturing Com
pany, 3 wagons; Horst & Wangelin,
wagons; John w. Fisher ! wagon; Adol
phus Lotze & Sons, 3 wagons; F. Ieoman
Newport, KY, wagon.
In addition to the above list, the Brewers
Association, composed of the leading tirm
of the city, held meeting yesterday, anc
decided to get up n display Of theirbusines
on a grand scale. in the style OF spectacua
art.
At the meeting YESTERDAY it was also de
cided to invite the Police Commissioners t.
request the citizens of their beat, on tn
line of march, to decorate their houses
Captain Jack Connolly and the Sanitar.
force to take charge Of The decoration.
Committee adjourned.