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

Alex. Sands, Jr.. Chas. Rammelsberg,
Major Flsmen Ball, A. C. Barney,
Capt James s. Wise, r. W. Warder,
Paul F. Mohr, Captain +. McDonough,
John 8. Woods, Sam. W. frost,
Elliott II. Pendleton Jr. John Cosgrove
Dwight Huntington Gen. c. f. La Motte
John M. Ball, Cnas. f. Eaton,
W. H Shoenberger, Frank Andrews.
Geo. W. Jones, Jr., VIM. Won Stenwehr,
Z. Bolivar, Hugh Struckhin.
First Division
"V composed as follows
Major J. Morgan and Staff
General Augur and staff
Company U. 5. troops, Newport Barracks.
indianapolis Light lnfantry-Captain, N. r.
Buckle; First Lieutenant James Ross Second
lieutenant, Wm. McKee, Surgeon DR.. James
Wright drum corps of sixteen pieces.
Columbus Barracks Band.
Governors Guard, acting as special escort of the
Governor of Ohio and President OF the United
r. M. Bishop, Governor OF Ohio, and staff
Imnunted).
Ohio National Guards, commanded by Col j.
e. Ullery.
The regiments and officers being as follows:
LIST Regiment-Coonel c. B. Hunt; Lieutenant
Colonel, Max Moser Major, Chas. Eschenbren-
ner; Adjutlnt, J. ]. Desmond; Quntermaster. f.
G. JobsOn Surgeon, T. f. Maley; Assistant Sur
Eeon, W. Lei. Slough.
Thirteenth Regiment-Colonel, ]. w. Denver;
Lieutenant Colonel, David Noble; Major Lee
Kende; Adjutant, D. T. Howe; Quartermaster,
u. F. Walker Surgeon, ]. /. Mounts.
Sixteenth Regiment Colonel, Henry G. Neu-
bet; Lieutenant Colonel, ]. D. Moron; Major J. j..
Worman; Adjutant, H. Bunker; Qnartermaster,
A.. b Ackerman Surgeon, }. I. Woods; Assistant
Burgeon J. M. Shoemaker.
Seventeenth kegiment-Colonel, Fred. Geger;
lieutenant lionel, f. j. Pocock Major, II. A.
Axline; Adjutant, James Huston; Quartermaster,
". A. Bell Surseon. +. Holston; Assistant Sur
Third Regiment-C Colonel, JOS c. Ullery; Lieu
tenant Colonel, Josh. H. Horton; Major, s. A.
Collins; Adjutant W. Crujkshank; Quarter
master. W. johnson; Surgeon, WV. Crane; Assist
Rnt Surgeon James f. Shelenberger.
Duquesne Blues (Colored)-Capain, H. Har-
per; First Lieutenant, Charles Jones; Second Lieu
senant, Andrew jackson.
Fifth Battery, Light Artillerv-Captan, A. A.
Fhomas First Lieutenant, j. B. Ioglen; Second
Lieutenant, K. +. Thomas; Assistant Surgeon An.
nn ScheibenZuber.
Fourth Regiment-Colonel, S. B. Smith Lieu
tenant Colonel, J. A. Johnston; Major, j. 4. Neal;
Adjutant, F. ]. Patterson; Qu ,rtermaster, C. A.
Phillips; Surgeon, ]. Il. Sutphin.
Seventh Rcgiment-Colone f. s. Case; Lieu
enant Colonel, J. B. Mcdonald; Major, G. L.
Bmith; Adjutant F. Batch; QuarterInaster W.
g. Weaver; Surgeon, s. NJ Musgrove; Assistant
Hurgeon, McKendree Driscoll.
Eleventh Regiment--Colonel S. Huber; Lieu
tenant Colonel, j. N Welsh; Major G. Bush; Ad-
Jutant, J. Knox Barnd Quartermaster A. E.
Ehannon Surgeon, J. 3. Vail; Assistant Surgeon,
Enos G. Burton
Fourteenth Regiment-Colonel George D. Free
man; Lieutenant Colonel W. l.. Curry; Major, ].
W. Chaplin; Adjutaut, A. B. Townshend; Quar-
termaster Ii. A. Guitner: Surgeon. ]. N. Beach
Assistant Surgeon. P. II. Bauer.
Palmer Guards, Columbus.
Richmond Light Guards.
Columbus Cadets.
President of the United States, distinguished
tisitors and Exposition Commissioners in car.
6ases.
Second Division.
Turner Band.
Cincinnati Turngemende.
Druden SHngerchOr
Harugari MInnerchor
Coneordja MGnnerchor.
Sehweizer Msennerchor.
BAIL Band.
Cincinnati Volunteer Firemens Association.
German Pioneer Society.
societa Nazionae Italiana.
Bricklayers' Union, No. l, OF Ohio.
Hon. Peter Strikers staff is composed as
follows: Judge Moses Wilson, Henry
Knorr, Col. f. Harff DR.. Prescott, Louis
pn, J. Thorner, Henry Varwig
]. P. Murphy, H. N. Foster RobeTrr
Dykins, Arthur Miller Lafayette Martin
John Hummel Frank Ramsey, Fred
Lotze, Thomas Shay, PHI. Lippman, Sam
Smiley, Fred Hengehold, Henry Norman
Mike Spaeth and N. Levy.
THE TURNOUT OF WAGONS.
This was, of course, thegrandest feature o
Che whole procession, showing the various
branches of industry in which our mer-
chants are concerned. The descriptions o.
the wagons are, as far as could be done ac
cording to their order in the big procession
A. E. Burkhardt & Co. were first and
made fine display. They had ont two
decorated wagons, each one drawn by foul
horses. There was a magnificent assort
nent of furs, etc, ali of the costIiest kind
Mr.. Andrew Erkenbrecher had out two
hur-horse wagons, one of which was loaded
With starch boxes, each one displaying tht
brand of the firm, and the other covered
With large canopy, decorated with flags
EtTeamers and evergreen
John Grossius made q big display. H,
had ont three wagons, which gave rise Il
general attention to admirers of the culin
sry art. The first wagon was Handsomely
decorated and drawn by two Norman
steeds. 1t has lit the celebrate Grussiu
patent hot air furnace and including tn
fine appearance of the master mechanics
We can only say that the display was per
fection. The second wagon contained tn
renowned Grossius Patent SchOol-hous
ventilating stove which carried off the med
sls in all the leading Expositons Th
third wagon bore the superior heatin
stoves for parlors, etc. The samples wer
the New Silver Moon, the Anti Clinke
Hot Base for hard coal, and Others
Mr. c. R. Mabley, the clothier, of Foun
tnin Square. had out his coach, drawn b.
two white and two black spirited horses.
the Singer Manufacturing Company ha'
OFT four wagons. The first was drawn b.
ax horses and was in the shape of ca
filed with figures representing the cos
tupes of different nations and machines
the machines now used in making tn
clothing of the people of to-day in tn
various parts OF the world. The secon,
wagon was drawn by four horses, and wa
also filled with machines. The whole wa
covered with canopy and some comica
figures. The third wagon was laden wit
Dachines boxed up and directed to al
parts Of tie world. 1t was drawn by foul