The Portland daily press., 1875-07-05

companies will march to their respective quar-
!. tiers.
Police. City Marshal Police
Chambers Band.
Bangor Cornet Band.
Chief Marshal and Aids
FIRST DIVISION
Auburn Light Infantry.
Montgomery Guards
Norway Light Infantry.
Portland Mechanic Blues,
Jameson Guards of Bangor,
Bddeford Light Infantry.
Portland Light Infantry.
Capital Guards of Augusta.
Sheridan Cadets
Portland Cadets.
SECOND DIVISION.
Portland Band
Grand Army
Patriotic Sons of American.
THIRD DIVISION.
Fire Department.
BASE BALL
AT o'clock the Haymakers and the Noun
taineers of this city will play a match game on
the Western Promenade. At2 o'clock the
Resolutes of this city and the Androscoggin of
Lewiston play a match game on the same
grounds.
THE SAILING REGATTA.
The sailing regatta comes off in the harbor at
2 O'Clock. The following are the entries with
their numbers. The numbers are only to dis
tinguish the yacht, and has no reference to
position as they have flying start:
1. Whisper, Captain Fuller
2. Twilight Captain Charlton.
3. George, Captain Hill.
4. Casco, Captain Soule.
5. Nellie, Captain Bradford.
6. Gannet, Captain Nollet.
z. Matte, Captain Moore.
8. Puck, Captain Gould.
8. Frolic, Captain Senter
10. Mist, Captain Yeaton.
IL. Mischief, Captain Buck.
PREsUMPscoT PARK.
The new Presumpscot Park is to be inaugur-
ated at o'clock. Two races are provided and
there will doubtless be large Eumber present.
The horses entered for the first race are Ben,
Jr., Joanna, Little Fred, Mingo, Sterling, White
Fawn, L. b. French and G. A. Aver; some of
them are from Providence, Boston and Haver-
gett, Lady Nell, Cloudman, Honest Farmer, j.
S. Head and Ned from Boston,
FIREWORKS.
In the evening there will be the finest dis.
play of fireworks ever seen in the state, from
behring's pasture, beginning at 9 o'clock. A
large number of reserved seats have been
erected which can be secured for 80 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t is hoped that parties who have flowers to
spare will send them to the several engine
houses early this morning to decorate the en-.
gines
At Music Hall the startling drama entitled
Colleen Bawn will be brought out afternoon
and evening. The cast is strong one and the
hall will doubtless lie filled at each perform
ance.
At the Museum the old stock company will
appear in "Uncle Toms Cabin at 13O p. M,
and at $50 p. m. they will produce Rip Van
Wrinkle, concluding in season to witness the
fireworks
The steamer City of Richmond will make
two excursions down the harbor. Capt. Stur-
divant, the obliging agent will accompany
both excursions and do his utmost to make the
sail pleasant one. The Bangor Cornet band
will furnish music, and a fine opportunity will
be given to see both regattas.
The steamer Charles Houghton will make
two excursions down the harbor, following the
yachts over the course, and also giving an op-
portunity to witness the rowing regatta.
The steamers of the Peaks Island Steamboat
Company will run five trips to the Islands in
the forenoon and fonr in the afternoon, giving
chance for pleasant excursions through the
day. The a. m. trip of the Gazelle will give
an opportunity to witness the rowing regatta,
and the O'Clock trip will be in time to view
the sailing regatta.
The ladies of the Second Parish will serve
dinner in their vestry from twelve to two
o'clock. Beside a regular dinner they will
have Strawberries and cream, ice cream, etc., in
abundance.
The ladies of India street society annouce
that they shall be in their vestry all day and
will be pleased to feed the multitude of people
who choose to patrenize them.
The barge Island Belle will make trip down
the harbor, affording good opportunity to see
the Islands.
There will be a grand ball at Browns Hall,
Cumberland Mills, in the evening.
The steamer Henrietta will leave the city at
| 915 a. m. and 2 p. m. for an excursion down
| the harbor.