The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-10

'IloNhs Inv NuSuIl was " AONA
horses and could not help attracting atten-
ton.
Messrs. Henry Meyer & Co., L. B. Thoms,
Clark & Brother aud J. NJ. Hunter & Co.
made fine displays with / wagon each.
III. r. DroSte, the spice man, had 10 wag-
ons in line Fricker & Kerner had 6, and
A. 0. Gaskill and J. O. Moore & Co. wagon
each.
j. E. Frey, the Fifth-street fish dealer,
had out wagons-l containng2 live bears,
the second some large decorated elk horns,
the third filled with oyster cans and adver-
tisements of the different brands, and the
fourth with specimens Of different kinds of
fish.
The Enterprise Carriage Company, on
Sycamore and Canal, had out wagons,
showing the work on the fixing of spring
bugges and other light vehicles The dis
play was a fine one.
Marmet & Co. had out coal wagon. The
decorations were fine. The vehicle was 40
feet long and was drawn by horses.
Mounted on the wagon was an imitation
coal mine with a coal car going III and out
of the mouth of the shaft.
David H. Gould & Co., with two wagons
and the Highland Pony Brigade, brought
up the rear of the Second Division.
Third Division.
Gen. H. C. Young and staff, and band.
The Hall Safe & Lock Company had six
wagons with about three hundred and fifty
men, showing the various styles Of safes,
the patent locks, time pi, IS and the DIFF
ferent departments connected with the
making of safes. The show was one of the
best in the line.
The l., c. & L. Railroad Company had one
wagon, handsomely fixed up.
The Royer Wheel Company furnished
two wagons, showing their patent hubs aud
wheels. The firm has its place Of business
on Third street, near Smith.
George f. Otte & Co. had two wagons in
the procession, the wagons being filled with
sam pies of carpets taken from their store.
The Bromwell Manufacturing Company
of Walnut street made fine display of
wire goods. They had three wagons.
Anderson, Harris & Co. bad one fine
wagon out and the Campbell Greek Coal
Co. had two.
The boat by John Barber was a fine dis
play.
The builders, V. P. Evans & Geo. S. Bla-
ney, also made good show.
Marks A. f. Chair Company had out a
wagon with some fine samples of chairs.
After wagon furnished by the Queen
City Commercial College came the Moscow
Cornet Band.
II. Closterman & Co., of Smith and Au-
gusta streets, made good showing of cab
inc work and chairs of all kinds. They had
150 men and wagons in line.
Chas. Espich's display of birds and fowls
on his wagon created quite divertise
ment.
Buchanan had three coal wagons in line,
each one OF the wagons being filled with
wofkmen.
George S. Blaney, stove dealer, of West
Sixth street, had two large wagons, each
drawn by four horses, and fine display Of
stoves and ranges. 1t was good represen-
tation of the progress OF the stove manu-
facturers of our city.
This division wound up with Mr.. John
Zumsten's pony brigade.
Fourth Division,
under charge of Mr. Amor Smith, Jr., and
staff. The Cincinnati Cornet Band fur
nished the music. Right here followed an
other of the features of our big procession
and this was the turnout in uniform of
THE KNIGHTS
of st. Lawrence St. James, st. Edward st.
Patrick, Loyola St. Thomas and St. Martin.
and m u id5n, ' ' frn the tnadsv
tho mon ore nerfectlv drilled II was a
fnu Gne s;nht s;tJ ''' f ~
'' ba9nd of mus;c cbeered nm tho Rutob.
ora, Assncintion Of Hamilton Go
o'1 mic vas followad m hv ono WAGON
aoah hv tho nor,,-nacLers CbOrIos Tacoh
r. r. Fritsch g. Co., sander & Kirk bardt
and Charles II Wuest Here another hand
came cam ' in' ~ " '' ''' '''''N
Thon Mosler Pabm.nS Co bod die
n,ay of three wa~ons and 90 man with
pnc p,"' rarlnr safe two wognns With two lava
safoG 0,to Nv, a;thar sido With n;ctnros ronro1
a,,j san,;nn O bonse On fire. and Tho .afe in GOOD
nrdor Another wagon rarrosantinr, bnrr
lars trving to omen tne safe and the tin5e
nassin1 so rapidiy without making progress
thot thev look at the clock and see the
hands pointing to a. M, when they be.
come alarmed At the lateness of the 6our
and depart unsuccessful.
Then came Fire Marshals on horses as
follows: John Smith, Georre Limberger
Conrad Petri. George Weber and
Hugh McShane. Second Division,
Marshals on foot; George Plankucben
The Little Miami Railroad Shous. Mel.
sons Business College, T.. r. Haydock. of
Sixth street, Henry Kessler and Daniel
Wilcoy each had out tastiiv decorated
wagons
Mr Valentine Wetteneel of 376 Main