The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-16


They will arrive at Chattanooga at 10
o'cluck this evening, when the three trans
for conveying the visitors will be arranged
to start tomorrow morning, as already
published in the STAR, at 6:.0 GAS and 7
a. H., reaching the depot in this city at
8, 8:45 and 9:25 p. m. Two cars con-
excursionists, which will be ser, ed en-
route, instead of alighting at way station,
as originally proposed. Seventy-five car
riages and large number Of omnibuses
have been engaged to convey the guests
from the dept to their hotels. These will
come up Eighth street to the avenue, and
thence TO the hotels ch sen.
On THURSDAY morning the gentlemen in
convenient groups will he taken in charge
Of by representatives of the leading bust
ness houses of the city and escorted to the
objects Of interest thought likely to attract
strangers. On Thursday afternoon the
Police, $50 strong will parade and at the
elbow of the canal will be met blythe Fire
Department for grand display. The
banquet Thursday evening, as heretofore
published. will seat ITO guests and the
galleries for spectators accommodate from
1900 to 1000.
Each table will be presided over by a
host OF the evening whose names we give
below.
D. j. Falls. OF Merchants National Bank, table
Bhillito, Of J. Shillito l. Co., table %.
John Carlisle, of 81 West Fourth street, table 80
W. N. Hobart, OF Maddux. Hobart q Co., table
o.
W. H. Aims, Of Aims Doepke, tables
Alfred SeusongOod, Of J. d. L. SeasongOOd d Co. ,
tablet.
joseph NJ. MeadeI, Of Meader Furniture Com
pany, table 10,
table 10.
/. q. Resor, of VIM. Resor 4 Co., table II.
Alex. Mcdonald, Of A.McD0nald & Co., table 6.
R. R,Dymond, of VIM. Glenn & Sons, table 13.
W. H. Tnorne. OF W. H. Thorne Co.. table %.
Thomas J. Emery, Of Emery's Sons, table %.
Robert NJ tchell, OF Mitchell & Rainmelsberg,
Paul F. Mohr. of Mohr 4 Mohr, tablel.
Joseph l. Han, Of the Hall Safe d LOCK Com
pany, table e
4. L. Mcdonald, Of Moore & Co., table 8.
Tneo. stanwood First National BANK, table D.
s. b Warren, table q.
A. T. Goshorn, Anchor White Lead Company
G. 5. Bragg, Of Van Antwerp, Bragg 4 Co.,
table a.
G, It, Adams, table 16
Aoolph Wood. OF Wood Brothers, table TO-
Nathan Stix, of Silk, Krouse & Co., table 20
Mr., Woods, OF Chatfeld u Woods, table 1a
]. J. schmidlapp. OF Schmidlapp 4 Co., table H.
Friday morning tile guests will be waited
on again by the Representatives of. the bus
iness houses Of the city, and in the after.
noon escorted to the Geological Garden.
On Saturday the Entertainment Commit.
tee will be again called upon to continue
their courtesies to such guests az remain
over that day.
The statesmen are thinking Of offering an.
other banquet on Friday evening to the
merchants from the South, but its details
have not been agreed upon.
The Governors Of all the Southwestern
States have been invited to attend the
great banquet of Thursday. On the whole
the preparations have been 80 made as ia
insure the greatest fete ever given in this
country. The largest similar one hereto.
fore given In the United States embraced
$50 guests, and was given to General Kos
suth in New York some thirty years ago.
No tickets of admission to the gallery
will be sold for Thursday evening. Those
issued to subscribers to the $25, 900 fund fol
the celebration, and those furnished to in
vited guests, will fill every seat of the bal
comics Of the hall. Subscribers may pro
cure their tickets by application at JOIN
Church's music store to-day and to-mor
row.