Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-27

Dewell E. Henry Barnes, c. B. Demarest, George S. Arnold, T. Attwater Barnes w. J. Bradley, H. H. BunneH, James Crowley L. D. Chidsey, Carlos Smith, H. N. Whittelsey, jr., N M Bassett, M E. Barber, J. F. Gil bert, Rutherford Trowbridge, J. M. Cramp ton, Charles Morse, Samuel Lloyd, c. A. Baldwin, James o. Jones, B. E. Brown, George s. Allen, John R. Graves, A. l.. Lii field, James H. Howarth, c. E. Grannis, Frank c. Bushnell, w. H. Coolidge, T. P. Merwin, A. L. Newman, w. P. Futile, G. A. Butler, Nathan Easterbrook. z All who expect to participate are ordered to assemble at 7:15 p. m. at the Grays' armo- ry, over the Second National bank, corner of Union and Chapel streets, for formation.
 s. E. MERwIN, JR.,
 Marshal of Business Mems Parade
 General Merwin said he had seen every one with two exceptions whom he had appointed as aids, and they had all agreed to act. The names as read by the General were received with cheers. He urged the business men to be on hand promptly, they were to have the post of honor on the right of the line. He said they should be at the armory as soon as 7:15 o'clock as he should leave there at 8 o'clock sharp whether there were fifty men or five hundred in line. The business men will meet at the present armory of the New Ha- ven Grays, corner of Chapel and Union streets.
 After brief and enthusiastic addresses by N. D. Sperry, Colonel Beers, J. D. Deweli and others, the meeting adjourned The following Hartford companies are coming per official order of Commander-in- Chief Alexander Harbison, of Hartford, is sued last evening, part of which is as fol- lows:
 HEADQUARTERS Boys IN BLUE.( HARTFORD, Oct. 26, 1880. General Orders No. 9. nesday evening, October 27th. Special trains will the Asylum street depot at 7:20 and 7:SO D. sharp.
 Fare for the round trip will be dollar, to be obtained of the several company commanders
 The line will be formed in two divisions in the fol- lowing order:
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Colts Band. Second Ward Garfield Legion. Eighth Ward Garfield Club. ..
 Seventh Ward Garfield Club.
 Young Voters BuIkeley Guard. Union Veterans Union:
 SECOND DIVISION. Weeds Band. Citizens Garfield Club.
 Third and Fourth Ward Bulkeley Legion.
 Jewell Garfield Club.
 Buck Engineer Corps
 The Buck Engineer Corps, John B. Clapp major commanding, are ordered out, fully uniformed, with white gloves and tie and the small silk flag in the place of canes but with lanterns and dark pants. This corps will be the escort of the corps of original Wide Awalzes of Hartford, who also parade to- night The Hartforders bring two fine bands and twelve drum corps.
 In the New London throng will be five corps of zouaves under Captain Ebenezer Morgan.
 The Bridgeport Molly Pitchers will be here the guests of the Bigelow Zouaves.
 A tally-ho coach will be in hne on top of which and inside party of gentlemen will ride suitably equipped With Gilmore's, Wheeler t& Wilson's, Colts, the Weed and our own city bands in line to- night, beside many others, there will be mu- sic in the air.
 dent yesterday, will supply everything that is needed to give the boys a fine lunch. From 10, 900 to 12, GOO doughnuts and sand wiches, POO loaves of fine cake, etc., are al- ready promised by the ladies' and more will be heard from today The visitors will be fed after the march in the vicinity of the new depot The commissary headquarters are at the stores next the Woolsey House on Meadow street, below the Derby depot. A six horse power steam boiler will be in oper- ation at the headquarters for the coffee SUD- ply. One thousand gallons of hot coffee will be supplied, a quantity equal to 10000 cups. Five hundred pounds of coffee will be used. From ten to twenty barrels of ap- ples are wanted. Who of the farmers will send in the apples? The refreshment SUD- plies will be received today at the following places and forwarded: Stone Chidsey, Church and George streets. P. c. Lessey, 613 Chapel street. Henry Storer, 176 Chapel street. Mrs. w. o. Bement, Merwin's block, of State and Bradley streets.
 c. Pierpont, corner of York street and Broadway. Alden Downs, corner of Hazel street and Shelton avenue S. E. Merwin x Son. 354 State street.
 Or parties may address E. A. Bale, at the postofce, and supplies will be sent for Or articles may be sent directly to the commssary headquarters in the stores below the Woosey House. The ladies agree to prepare the sandwiches, l the cake to be left uncut. All sabled veterans who wish to partici- pate in the grand parade this evening and who are unable to march are requested to report at the corner of Church and Chapel streets at p. m., where carriages will be in waiting for them.