Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-04
G0RIoUS FOURTH.
base Ball Match-The Fire
scenst0n--DriginR Park.-Camp
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base Bat Maich-The Fire
Sarade-ExcursEOns-BaIIOOn
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The glorious Fourth is TO be celebrated in
this city with appropriate ceremonies. This
morning at So o'clock the grand display of
the Fire Department begins, under the di-
rection of Chief Engineer Hill and his As
s%istsnts, ]. A. Bennett and J. P. McMahon.
The order of march is as follows
The procession will form on st. Clair
street, the right resting on the corner Of
Bank street, and march through the follow
ing streets Down St. Clair street to Ontario
street, up Ontario to the Square, around the
Square to Euclid avenue, up Euclid avenue
TO Erie street, up Erie to Kinsman street,
down Kinsman to Pittsburgh street, down
Pittsburgh to Ontario street, down Ontario
to the Square, around the Square to Superior
street. down Superior street to Union Lane,
down Union Lane to River street, down
River street to Light House street bridge,
across the bridge to Main street, up Main
to Pearl street, up Pearl to Detroit street,
up Detroit to State street, up State street to
the Circle, around the Circle TO Jersey
street, through jersey to Bridge street, up
4 iAN5O W ItdIl Street, along earl 10 De-
trOit street, down Detroit to Cuyahoga
bridge, across bridge to Center street. mp
Center street 70 Vineyard Lane, up Vine
yard Lane to Superior street, up Superior 10
Bank street, down Bank to Frankfort street,
and there dismiss.
Every steamer will appear in its best
dress, and the display will be worthy of the
day and the Department.
BASEBALL MATCH.
One of the most interesting features of the
day in Cleveland will be the baseball
match this afternoon between the Penfeld
Club of Oberlln and the Forest City Club of
this city. These two clubs are the oldest
and among the best in the State, and the
game will be an interesting and well-played
one. A handsome prize, consisting of q
silver ball and silver inlaid rosewood bat,
has been offered by several of our citizens
to the successful elub-that club, however,
to hold it for a year against all challenges
from the Western Reserve, before calling it
finally their own. The prizes cost one hun
dred and twenty dollars and are gotten up
with elegance and taste "a
The game will be played on the grounds
ofthe Forest City Club at the csrner ofKins-
man street and Case avenue. at two o'clock
P. NJ. The Kinsman street cars run direct
ly past the ground. Seats will be provided
for the ladies. lHLLZ
EXCURSIONS.
This morning the splendid side-wheel
steamer City of Cleveland, Captain Mckay.
leaves for a short excursion at 81 am, re-
turning in time for people out of town to
take the evening trains, going out again at
2 pm. A good band Of music will be on
board.
The excgrsionists who attend the celebra-
ton at Detroit, including the Mayor and
"City Fathers" left last evening by the
steamer Morning Star. Papworth's fine
band were in attendance to discourse music.
DRIVING PARK.
There will be trotting and pacing at the
Driving Park today by some of the finest
horses in the city. Three double teams,
PAGERS, and three celebrated trotting horses
have been entered for the match. The
pacing match will take place at II A. NJ, |
and the trotting match at 1:3O P. NJ. There |
wall undoubtedly be many attractions on
the ground for lovers of fine and fast horses.
camp HILBERT.
A large number of prominent citizens,
disciples of Izaak Walton, are to go to
g headquarters /" at Euclid fer fishing pur-
poses. Superintendent Nottingham has
agreed to stop the $50 Express train down,
and the 1880 train up. Dinner will be pro-
vided on the ground, SO that every thing is
conveniently arranged for a delightful day.
BALLOON ASCENSION.
The splendid balloon is ready for the
sriai flight, and the ascension will take
place towards evening, after the parades
and excursions of the day are over. Prof.
Steiner has had alarge experience in the
navigation OF the " boundless realms of
air. and we expect this to be a most sue
cessful " voyage" w Iearn that the Pro
fessor is to be accompanied BY Mr.. Dorland,
Of the Miltonian Tableux, besides the
representative of the press.
{ FESIAN PICNIC.
The Fenian Brotherhood are to hold a
grand picnic celebration at Porter's Grove,
the lake shore. The impulse given to
Irish enthusiasm by tLo visit of President
Roberts, will doubtless have its effect in
gathering a large and jolly crowd of sons of
Green Isle.
IN GENERAL
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