National Republican., 1880-10-12


and tho principal ompoycs wero in
barouchrs, with number of cx.rostmastors
of tho city. Tho remainder Of the division
was made up Of schools, displays Of printers,
u liihoguphcrs stationers, music Dealers dry
| goods merchants iallOrs, dealers IN tobacco
aud number Gf cotton mills The exhibition
| OF tho tobacco dealers was particularly fine,
ana included all tho processes, from tho curing
| ofthe leaf TO tho making ofit mtocigars, snulT
| lard and iinc.cuS chewing Onn hundred and
| iuur wagons, c6rl drawn hy four horses, were
| used in this division.
The eighth division was headod ty 800
! butchers mounted, with sig wagons containing
! i've cattle, beef, ycal, pork and mutton, Tho
| sheep butchers ana wool pulling association
| Followed IN thirty barouchc7: tho butch.
cts' pleasure club IN FIVE barouchcs.
These were followed by the leather
dealers, pork packers, hair manufacturers up
hoisioieta, dealers in Paints, oils aud varnish,
glass manufacturers and soap manufacturers.
This division contained sj wagons and IS
b1rouchcs and / 300 mon.
Jhe ninth division WAS headed hy tho fruit
aud oyster pGckors who made u splendid dis.
play, workers in tin, l0ud workers brewers,
coppcrsmiths, coopcrH, beer bollcis etc. This
division contained 1S2 wagons aud upward Of
5000 men.
Tie tenth division WAS composed Of wagon
ana carriage makers, hlnclSsmiths, iron fOnnd-
crS, edge.to)l maEcrs, gas generators, machin.
ist' boiler makers, agricultural Implement
makers, bell lonnders lee dealers and others.
This division consisted of 207 wagons hand.
somcly decorated mul 1900 men and brought
up the rear of tho procession
The head OF the first division moved n, $50
y. H., aud it was n little after 3 o'clock when
the last wagon passed, making the lcnp;h
OF fhc entire column, with nm almost sr6ady
march, lyo and a.half hours in passing n
slYen p0iut The line Of march was over
Twelve miles. along Broad way, to Baltimore,
10 south, 20 Pratt, to Euiaw. to Lombard, to
fremont, to Baltimore tn Howard To Nadi.
sou, To Charles, 10 Monument around Wash
inston monument at Mguut Vernon place, to
Howard, To Baltimore, to Lihorty, to Lombard,
to sharp. to Baltimore, to Calvert, to LaXiuu.
ton, 10 Holiday, In front of the city hall,
whore Tho limo was reviewed by the mayor,
state aud city officials aud many visit
ing guests. Thence IL proceeded by Fay
eltc TO Gay street and along Bclair
avcrno TO Dildlc street, to Washington street,
and Belnir avenue to the Schuciznn park. At
he park tho ceremonies consisted of prayer
by tho Rev. Dr. Leaking, followed by
snccchcs of the orators Of the iav. Colonel,
Fred Raino Of the GcrmGn Correspondent. in the
German language, and Colonel j. Thomas
Scharf IN English, tho proceedings concluding
about n'cloclS.
Ih 'iAV Pih'IOVut III IGODb OF IUO ClUN Dall
wtro number Of tie present and TX. officials
Of the state and invited guests among whom
were Maior.GerGral Ayres, commandant at
Fort McIIcnry; CGptpin r. W. Meade, United
States steamship Vandnlio; Captain Picking,
United States steamship Kcnrssrgc; Paymaster.
General Damn and other naval officers; George
w. Chills Of tho phiadephia Ledger. the
mayors OF StauntOn, Va, Charleston, s. G.,
Wilmington, Del, Cumberland, Nd, and a
large number Of others.
The celebration to-day has IN number, in its
tnbcauX its exhibition Of tho several trades,
aud In every respect far exceeded anything
that 1t WIS supposed Baltimore could possibly
do. A great i?umhcr Of gcntltnen who have
witnessed all similar displays in'this country, as
well as in Europe, pronounce the effort of the
day ms far eXcellmg anything they bave ever
seem The city tonight is abazo with electric
aud calcium lights, and the city hall
and Washington monument are brilliantly
Illuminated with thousands of gas Jets. The
streets are thronged with people. At this
hour, 10 o'clock, no serious accidents are re.
ported; one or two stagn2s, ovcrcrow ed
with people, broke down, hut no one was seri
ously hurt. Tomorrow (Tucsday) there will
b. parade of Masons and Knights Tomplar
and Of the children of all tho schools
of the city. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon
there will be n address before the Maryland
Historical society at the academy of music