Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-02
The Great; Parade.

New Haven's Centennial July 4th-The
 Host of Organizations to Take Part
 The Order of the PrOcesaiOn-The Pro
 gramms for the Grand Displays of Fire
 works
 Following is the official order for the grand parade on the Fourth of July and ap- pended is the hreworks' programme fer day and evening:
 HEADQUARTERS cyNTENN1AI PROFESSION
 CITY HALL ROOM No. TO-
 NEW HAVEN, July l. 1884, General Order of the Grsnd Marshall:
 Commanding officers and marshals of the various csDsennisi esisbrson July q is VIII as.embie their commands the streat6 and paces hereafter narred, in ample time to report them read3 to mofe
 First division rmiIitaryl, General George M. Har- mon comunandinq Wooster Place, right resting Chapel street, Second division [Grand Army of the Republic and civic societiesl, Colonel Simeon J.
 Ss of Gesne Gp and Wooster Psca Third division [civic societiesl Colonel John G. on Green street opposite Hughes place. Fourth div ision lcivic soeietiesl, Captain Jacob P. Richards ing on wooster Place Fifth division Tmilitary and invited gues stsl, General Edward E. Bradley com oh Wooster Place Sixth division (voi1nteer frs departmentl, ex-Chfsf Engineer Hiram Camp eom- resting on Greene street Seventh division TNew Haven fire departmentl, Fire Commissioner Luther Fesne on Gpeens sree Fhts division in three sections trades Major Ruel F. Cowles commanding,
 Chapel and wooster streets, aud cross streets south of Chapel. right resting on Wooster Place. The procession will move precis ely at II m York to Brood way up Broadway and around the up, per park back to York. York to Chapel Chapel to
 Church. Church to Georee George to State. State to | Ed. Ed to Orange. Orange to Chapel, Chapel 10
 Church to El (passing in review at the City
 HalD; Elm to and through the north gate of the pub lie square, where the line will be dismissed. ORDER OF PROCESSION. Police. Weeds band, 25 pieces Grand Marshal Brig Gen Stephen Smith, Commander of the Connecticut National Guard. ! Brigade staff c G Lieut. Col L l. Morgan, assistant adjutant general. Major John Clspp. brigade inspector. Major Edward Hayden brigade quartermaster.
 Major Fred Spencer. brigade Inspector of rife
 Major Charles L Burdett, engineer and signal | Cfhcer. Lieut. Col 0 M Carleton, medical director. Capt William Stratton, aide-de camp. | Capt Charles Lyon, aids-de camp. Sergeant G Osborn, orderly and color bearer Sergeant Edward Norton jr. orderly and headquar- | ters clerk. AIDS.
 Lieut Chas Granniss, v H Harrisop, Major Embler, George Haines,
 Gen eDffs aFeeg, aeh1i hr | waiseE sas' 5udson Burton Mansfisld, Hen P Studley, | Frank E. Morgan, George Wykes, jr, L H Frost. Hugh Daley, E Clark, H Johnson, Lieut. " E VogeI, Merriam, John Goodrich, George Stevens, Frank Monson, Lee Aubrey, Major Fred Barton, J Edward Judaon, Major James Stetson Prof M Loem1e, A 0 Norton. pr W H Hotchkiss, Daniel H Veader, Capt H Phillips " Welles, Fred Hsines, | Charles Wilson. I Veterans of the Second company Governors Horse Guards of New Haven. Capt John North ! commanding
 Members of the general committee the centennial celebration of the city of New Haven, .-z l mounted. ! SHIP "CoNSrITUTIoN." This miniature ship was picked up in the English Channel by E'The Lark" passage from Mar
 selles France, to New Haven, in 1764. It was car
 ried at ths head of the procession celebrating the
 Declaration of Peace in 1783 and in the historical
 procesaons 1916 and 1888. It is the property of