Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-24

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 Co; E, Captain Charles Q. Ford.
 seeooG no6-S1enRissis5sa SseRibs sn1 PIst6on sssfs Gatlng Gun, Second Lieutenant William H. Sears | Go. 4, Fifth Battalion c. N. G. \ Captain Daniel S. Lathrop. First Lieutenant Daniel Tlgh, N Second Lieutenant Charles E. Fuller.
 Wallpgford Band. Second C. Governors Foot Guard, First Lieutenant Albert M. Johnson, Second Lieu Carriages containing His ,Excellency Phineas c.
 Leunsbury, Governor and Commander-in Chief. general Charles 6ImsFead; surgeon general. Briga
 Ssnsr Sn opp H Blakeman, Colonel J. Dwight Chaffee, Colonel Ed
 soTg Wbts ad1tanf general, Lieutenant Colonel Henry c. Morgan ex- eoutive secretary; MssoF ssoFgs g 4. YeIsan' YaFs
 City Clerk B. J. shsnley, Auditor John W. Lake, ' J. D. whitmore, President Board of Aldermen. James T. Moran, President Board of Councilmen.
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 Second Company Governors Horse Guard, Chartered 1sOs: Captain W. Burr Hail First Lieutenant D. A. Blakeslee. Second Lieutenant Luzerne Ludington. Cornet, F. L. Newton Quartermaster Isaac W. Hine. Grand Army Ty 9f the lsss Republic, Depart1osps organileG Gf GGRsseticut' 1sss Meriden City Band, walter Phenix leader. Chartered 1s;e. Adjutant E. c. Dow 400 men. \ Henry O. Merwin Post No. 52, Commander John J Brennan, Adjutant Samuel Morris. Won E s scSea 1885, Sons of Veterans Drum Corps
 Hals Rncon rssa Ship Constitution.
 I. Blake, and deiegatoE from i the sGy Kew hsnfS HsVen GsS1Sniy soeisytv Historical SECOND DIVISION. Civic Societies in Several Sections BrigadIsr GeneFsl l FGstsr & &Ce%ma9ding Third nrsa'o Assistant mt Marshals: 'SiiAi Colonel Peter TerhHne; Major H; s; Cooper, H. c. ! ders, Captain J. F.Lines. Captain F. B Lane Captain Ferguson; Ca1tainJ MeIrow, \ geant Major Harrison, Mai McGinnis, J. SniGg, J. F. Brannagan,
 J. T. Brennan B. E. olmstead. T J. Farley, Martin saDS I Ma5t if Ms10n esde @ eomM%andipg com % 1, Grand cantoa Ssssacus No; l, Cap 1s. Captain Frank Meyer; Knights of Pythias. Ccmstock division No. 2. Captain H. W. Durand. United American Mechanics. Assistant marshas, New Britain. Unity commandery No. 9. National and State Officers. State Council of Connecticut Pioneer Council No. 1,
 s. P. Korn, Marshal,
 Washington Council No. 2, R. S. Duff Marshal GaTeld GeS5s l N NS 2 8 GGsSrGe Geo Gessnsr MsrShsL %
 N Bra7ss John anns dSeat Tribe
 Senior sagamOre, With Deleeations From
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 Pequot Club Birmingham; Weeds Band.
 Assistant Marshal Thomas F. Campbell in Com Aiss-r.trick H. carrisan. Henry conlan. John
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 Following come councils as follows: San salva. SST Nj ssata M d9a %SsH Nc Nc B cgm6a N0 a with tableaux representing The Landing of Colum- PIE The KIT Rnights of S St. % Patrick come next then the Swedish societies, then the Italian societies then the Bicycle club.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 aG aor Eiheld. c T Driscon. pr. Carmalt. .Thos Hooker, H. S shqsninges 2 g A Bg BuickOldt d J C. North, c: B. FpFd dIsr Peaae Ess neS S MssSFve R E. LHEneh Hs Landrigaas band folloss, and then Assistant riaee costanng John Io1eIl s, Esq @ eRoVernor @ GS Harrison, ex-Governor English, J. 0. Bradley, of Lancasterian school Then come the Lancasteri ls an veterans and members of other schools who ap- Booth, assistant marshal. Hopkins Grammar and Hillhouse High schools, High school company, o M SG eaSsR sa9 gchsol guard, a ": L0omis assistant marshal; WeBster sc5eo company, Captain A DSnSxeH: RicSter: Welch school company, Captain John Reynolds; 5, Captain Thomas B Bsrgin; % Skinner schooi com 11 pany. Captain James Veitchi Eaton school cem- n0nk ofn 1cov1 s11HA 11 1na,,, pany, Captain E. H. Smith; Hamilton school com pany, Captain John Rodican; Wooster school com Capan Frey Peter J WeSer asssan marshal; $. Francis, school, Captain Frank Shan westviiis public school ~' s'H00i'
 FOURTH DIvIsIoN-Two SECTIONS. ahas F a acnond RR Wa Moodsnd Wsm J. vogel, L. O'Brien. H. A. Stevens. Band. New president; 0. ". Stoddard, secretary 50 men with hand engine Volunteer; Drum Corps; Sons of Vet en msn hope bard DT9m 1a Corps Minehester Asse CO: No. I, or hose saFtsgs s s1ss Ss. PFu% sSops Fire De Second Divsion@New Haven os Fire peeartmept. Neriden Military Band, Chief Hendrick and Assist ant Chiefs Kennedy, Smith and Dis6row; Fire panies.
 II. The several divisions will be formed as follows: First division, military, on the lower Green, right resting on Temple street.
 
 street west of Temple street, right resting on Temple.
 Third division, schools, on Elm street east of Temple street, right resting on Temple.
 Fourth division, fremen, on Temple street North of Elm, right resting on Elm street.
 III. Marshals of divisions will form their divisions at the places assigned in time to re- port them closed up and ready to move at 10:15 a. rn. Organizations not on the ground in time to be assigned their proper places will take position on the left of their respective divis- ions.
 The procession will move promptly at 10:S0 a. m. on signal from the chief marshal. The line of march will be out of the south gate of the Green and over the following streets: Chapel, Church, George, College, Chapel, York, Elm, College, Grove, Orange, Elm, St. John, Olive, Green, Wooster Place, Chapel, Church, Elm to north gate of Green. When passing the City Hall the procession will be reviewed by the Governor, Mayor | and common council. After passing in review the several divis- l ionswill be dismissed by their chiefs as fol- l lows: The first division will be marched onto | the lower Green and there dismissed. The | second division will be marched through the | Green out of the south gate, after passing, | which the organizations composing it will | be dismissed. The third division will be | marched up Elm street and dismissed when | the left of the division has passed through | Temple street. The first section of the fourth | division will march up Temple street until | the left has passed Elm street, when it will | be dismissed The second section of the | fourth division will be dismissed by orders from it's chief.
 On the morning of the 25th the headquar- ters of the chief marshal will be established !n front of the United church at 9:45 am. Marshals and assistant marshals will report for duty at the same time and place. 4