Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-02

Hon Henry Lewis, Mayor of New Haven; H9n si0f-
 Morgan, Mayor of Bridgeport; HonD
 Ward Northrop. Mayor of Mid
 66o,,tt4a al4esoTn; "I;dl Hon n3 Msr,aan.
 Hon Andrew Pickett. Mayor of
 New Britain; Hon George Starr, Mayor of New London: Hon Hugh osg9oa, gs , M''s6 H0R R6a a'9ssa ss1
 Mayor of Waterbury, and Rev: Thes
 in carriages | The Board of Aldermen and the Board of Gounoilmen
 Of the city of New Haven and city ofnoers
 tn garriagesI
 SIXTH DIvfsIoN.
 Volunteer firensn
 Division marshal,
 Fx-Ch1ef Engineer Hiram OathP
 Assistant marshAlss Charles " Allen. D Clark, Fred Lane, John L Treat. A Stevens. c stoddard. I peVgass w,ass.n nao EIl,ots R.adlsyii R;assyiv P Frost Romapta Wells, Elford Bradley, George testef Hervey i Potter, Johu DougIass;
 Columbia band of New Haven Ex-ohief Engireer Charles A Nestleton and Ez-As- New Haven Veteran Firemens association, Jchn
 Pardee. foreman, 100 men drawing
 hand engine Hercules, No 8 Chief Engineer Charles Brown, Fair Haven f1re ouinniP5eS aoss E5siSo Ge Ne Co No Drum corps
 Pembroke Engine Go No |, of West stratferd
 Seymour band Chief Engineer whitlock, of the West Ansonia
 1,o.,, ro.o FIre oepaT1men. ot xvszt Ansonia
 Hotohfis. s Hose Pans eo@paSy N Nc of Birmingham Echo Hose Company No l, of Shelton o, Birmingham Band Chief Engineer Stevens, of Danbury fire depart ment ,. Humane Hoss Company Nc l. of D D1nDIry nLu,v Hook and Ladder Company No l, or DanDury Other visiting companies SEVENTH DIVISION New Haven fire department Division marshall Fire Commissioners Luther Jerome Assistant marshs's, Lewis ohidsey, Hobart L Hotchiiss. ThHnaa W1Ia RssFsi RSsFitt IT, AJe2S TyF5i Stevens George Matby, Robert M Stevens. E F Bushuell, Foster s Bassett, George Dayton, Noble Bishop, jt. Ricamond T Armstrong, George Phelps. ] Fred Betls, Edward Atwater, i Allen Baldwin, FC Bushnell. Chief Engineer Albert Hendrick Assistant Engineers Andrew J Remedy, William 0 Smith, John L Disbrow and William Hubbard Steamer Fire Engine Company No l. Captain Steamer Fire Engine Company No 2, Captain Edwin Steamer Fire Engine oOmpany No B. Captain Charles Dyer Steamer Fire Engine Company No 4, Captain 0 Langley 1 Hook and Ladder Company No l. Captain Charles H Hilton. I Steamer Fire Engine Company No 5, Captain Henry Futile. Steamer Fire Engine Company No 6, Captain wifred Hose Company No ', Captain John " stoddArd | Steamer Fire Engine Company No 8, Captain James Bradnack Ho5k and Ladder Company No 3. Captain Henry | Wilson
 
 In three sections Division Marshal | Major Ruel COWlee Aastst2nt marsbals' William North, CJ Monson, jr, ! Joseph Manviile, D Glenny, jr. Captain H Phillips, James Dewell, | Edward Bryan, Henry W Mansfield, | Charles s Mersick, Charles Monson, | Sherman F Foote, John D Bradley, | H Hubbard, William H Merle, | F L Buckingham, A Hotchkiss, Wallsce Tenn, B Harrison, 2d, 1 Pequonnock Drum corps Wagon containing the Yale rhell of 1884 | Tally-ho with members Of Thespian club, Gesry president.
 In this division will appear large number of veh- cles, upon which will be represented most Of the | different branches of industry. ! Leading this display will be ths empioyes of the made receiving and delivering mail matter within In this divisioa may appear citizens of New Haven ! and surrounding towns in carriages aud on horse the line, and also deeeasions arriving late or after 1 the procession has commenced to move. charge of the signal stations and will make all neces sary details for the Second regiment. l STEPHEN SMITH, Order 0fExerctses. I CENTER CHURCH, NEW HAVEN, JULY 4, 1884, AT FOUR O'CLOCK M. 1 l Organ Voluutary-( (Marehe Relfgieusel-Mr Harry ! 9 Prsyer Rev Edwin Harwood, D D. | The Triumphai March-(From the cratorio of ! ''Naamsn ' I 5 Hymn-"iod Ever Glorious". Russian National l Hymn, God ever glorious, Sovereign of Nations, Waving the banner of peace OCT the land | Thine is the vict'ry and Thine the salvation, Strong to deliver, own we thy hand l God the A1lmercifull earth hath forsaken.
 Thy " ways @ all holy: and nd siighsed t Thy word' Give to us pardon and peace o Lord. 1 So will Thy people, with thankful devotion, l Praise him who saved them from peril and Shouting in chorus from ocean to ocean, | Peace to the nations, and Praise to the Lord ' Hymn-''MY Country Iris of Thee" My count tis of thee, l Sweet land of liberty, Of thee sins. Land where my fathers died, From every mountains side | Let freedom ring. Let music swell the breeze End ring from all the trees, ! Sweet freed om's song. Let mortal tongues awake, Let all that breathe partskes l Let rocks their silence break, The sound proloDg. | Our fatherE God to Thee, 1 Author of liberty, | To Thee s1Dg. 1 Long may our lAld be bright, | With freedom's holy ight Protect by thy might, Great God King Benediction .,,,.......,R Rev Newman Smyth l tThe singing by the pupils the HiIlhouse High school, New Haven, under the direction Of Profes Benjamin Jepson)
 The continuation of the programme will be | published in tomorrow mornings issue of the COURIER.