Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-17
The Seventh Now York.

Their Visit Here Thursday-NIeetfng at
the Grays' Club Last NiKht-InvttatiOn
to the Seventh-The Route OF March
street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ns-The Sew
enth I'm HartfOrd-The City Battalion of
the Second.
A meeting held in the elegant quarters of
the Grsys in the Glebe building last evening
was well attended by members of both the
veteran and active members dispatch was
read from Colonel Emmons Clark, stating
that the Seventh regiment had made arrange
ments to have dinner in Hartford on &C.
count of their inability last Saturday to find
accommodations in New Haven. The dis
patch further stated that the regiment would
reach New Haven in time for a street parade
and review as already arranged. 1t was voted
that the Grays extend an invitation to the
Seventh to come here Thursday morning as
at first intended, and to partake of the Grays'
hospitality.
The parade will take place Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. 1t will start at the Green,
proceed up Elm to York, to
Chapel, to Wooster Place, to Greene,
to Olive, to State, to Trumbull, to Orange,
to Bradley, to Whitney avenue, to Sachem,
avenue, to Green where there will be a dress
parade. The regiment desire that the streets
above designated be watered in the morning
of Thursday, so as to make walking through
them attended with as few discomforts as
possible Mayor Lewis is also DESTROYS that
people living on those streets be as liberal as
possible in their decorations, and that the
gallant Seventh be as cordially received as
possible.
HoNoRs TO THE SEVENTH IN HARTFORD.
Mayor Buckley, of Hartford, has rendered
| a reception to Colonel Clark and the Seventh
New York regiment and it has been accepted.
The reception will be from to 5 O'Clock TO-
morrow afternoon at the Mayors office.
| The rooms of the city auditor and city treas
urer will be used by the caterers In re-
| Spouse to this reception Colonel Clark has
| rendered to Mayor Buckley serenade by
| Grsfulla's famous band, which will occur
| between 10 and IL o'clock that night at the
| City Hail. the band occupying the lawn In
| front The grounds will be brilliantly llu-
| minated by four electric lights, to be station
| ed there for the purpose. The Mayor will
| address his visitors from the balcony over the
main entrance.
ORDER TO THE CITY BATTALION.
Following is the official order of Colonel
Graham to the city battalion of the Second
regiment for the parade on Thursday in
honor of the New York Seventh:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT,
CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD,
MIDDLETowN, June 18th, 1884.
SPECIAL ORDERs,(
No. 8.
The field staff and non-commssioned staff officers,
and Oompani, B, G, D. E. F, and Second company
Governors Fo Guard having volunteered to parade
as escort to the Seventh regiment N. g. s. N. " are
hereby ordered to assemble at Union Armory, New
Haven In full drers uniform, white pants, and white
helmets without knapsacks), Thursday, the 18th
day of June. 1884. at O'Clock p. m. Field and staff
officers will appear mounted.
The following details made:
Companies B, c, and F. one man each for mark
ers They will report to the adjutant.
By order of CHARLES P. GRAHAM.
JOSEPH T. ELLIOTT, Captain and Adjutant.