Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-30

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 FIRST DIVISION. Major Ruel P. Cowles, marshal
 Second regiment band; .,e Co. D, 2d Regiment c. N. G., Captain Embler com Co. B, sd Regiment SnSn e \. g., Captain autt com Co. F. ad Regiment 6. N. e., Captain Brown com l O. 0, ad Regiment c. N. C., Capt Callahan com Co. E. ad Regiment c N a. Captain sucher con- ! Co., A. Fifth battalion C.N.G Captain Daniel s La ! Second company Cove Eernor's Foot Guard, Capt. J \ Wooster commanding.
 | Second company Governors Horse Guard, Major Horace H. Strong commanding. SECOND DIVISION.
 Col Simeon J. Fox marshal. Merdea City Band.
 Admiral Foote post No F, GAR. E. K. I isdale commander. Drum Corps.
 ! Thomas E Twltchen commander. Drum Corps.
 Gen. yon steiRgshs post No 5s e. P. C.; schiachter, Captain. Disabled Veterans in Barges.
 Carriages containing clergymen to take part in ex- | erciseS on the Green
 H shs e Rev H0n the Navy, and Gen Alfred fr H. Army.
 THIRD DIVISION, FIRE DEPARTMENT A. 0. Hendrick (Chief), Marshal. \ Assistant Chiefs, Andrew J. Kennedy, William 0. Smith, John L. Dsbrow:
 a bVss Sd Division, Hook and Ladder Companies Nos 4th Division, Steamer Companies Nos. 5 and 6. Company No. B.
 The line of march will be out of the north | gate of the Green to Elm street, to Broad- way, to the junction of Dixwell avenue and Goffe street, to Whal1ey avenue, to Broad way, to York, to Chapel, to Olive, to State, | to Trumbull, to Orange, to Chapel, to Church, to Elm, to the Green.
 The procession will pass in front of City Hall, where the Mayor and members of the city government will review the column. The closing exercises will be held on the Green inside the plot railed of, near the lib- erty pole. Four hundred Sunday school children will be present to sing. The order of exercises is as follows:
 -''''''0 ~ -'--- '--O Sunday school chorus in0 0u'' 0- '"' O' D. c. General Frank D. sloat iaxSsssGa pecoTaine the urn with red AA'n h. '" AOO Decorating ''the urn'' with white Decorating the urn' with blue, sauting the dead Airing partyJ - Sons of Veterans Red White and q supdsy SaRaa Fses
  A'-0 -iO'- ''''- AA0 Rev. Edwin Harwood, D. D. The army of '61. .............Re Rev. John H. Mason The navy of '61, - c., The women of the Rev. Father Higgins The slave in the war: .Dr Le"ls hieeoerg ''-' ''- Comrade Rev M, B. Chapman, D. D. Eco ESots on the s r1Vers ef Rev souires Sunday school chorus, people and band
 Opening of the Season.
 The New Haven Yacht club will celebrate to-day. The fleet will depart for Branford Point in the morning, and guns will be fired to announce the departure. Commo- dore c. Cooper Clark will review the feet The fleet will be at anchor at o'clock and at 9:3O one gun fired from the flagship, and responded to by the fleet and from the club house, will be the signal for hoistinR colors on the yachts and on the club house. Din- ner will be served at Branford point.
 High school Exercises.
 Exercises in commemoration of Memorial day were held yesterday in the hall at the Hillhouse High school by the pupils of that school. A memomorial hymn, Mount ! Vernon" was sung, after which Principal Whitmore made few remarks. lie also re- ferred to the death of Harmanus VI. Welch, who was president of the school board. Lieutenant William s. Welles also spoke He referred very touchingly to MT. Welchs sud- den death. After General Pierpont, D. J. Maloney and J. R. Punderford, of the senior I class of the High school, had spoken and | Mics Lum rendered recitation, the school I marched to the front of the building. where | two flags were unfurled from poles erected I on the top of the school building. Additional Appointments for To-Day.
 HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHAL,
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 NEW HAVEN, May 2s, 1889. ) General Order No: 4. are hereby announced and assignments made as | Lieut. William H. Sears, Samuel T. Dutton, | John E, Clark, William A Lincoln, ! Clarence F. Wood, | They will report on the Green at the north gate ! Temple strset(, where temporary headquarters t of the chief marshal will be established at Sociock D. nj frsassriee mss sS c. 1um, John c. North. Leonard Bostwick, Will report to Ruei P. Cowles commander of fifth | st se o and % T Ps at eberaood e,eosa P E. T, T6ompsop. Mag so, George F. Peterson, Frank A. Monson, Fred J Hart, Oscar J. Hull, Svision' Whose @ temporary headeuarters will be es tabshed at the corner of Church and Elm streets, at o'clock p. n., May 30. By order FAAsa chisf Ri MsaaRal. slGaRi Charles A. Brooks. Chief of Staff.
 Nm Other Places. Gen. William H. Pierpont, department I commander, will have charge of the dedica- | ton of the G. A. R. memorial building in | Rockville, which takes place to-day.
 INF FAIR HAVEN. Exercises will be held in the Fair Haven | cemetery at 10 a. m., and they will be in | charge of William E. Morgan, quartermaster | general of the Connecticut department. Rev. E. O. Sage will make an address.
 IN sRANFoRD. The memorial services in Branford will I commence at 1:30 p. m. Rev. Thomas Biek- | ford will deliver an address in the Congrega- | tional church. !
 IN BIRMINGHAM. The military and civic organizations and the fire department will turn out in Birn- ingham.
 ON EAST ROCK. Two large flags will be raised in East Rock ! park to-day. No doubt, if pleasant, many people on foot or in carriages will visit the ! soldiers monument today.
 IN MILFORD. Rev. s. D. Paine delivers the address at l Milford this afternoon under the auspices of l the George Van Horn post, G. A. R. He preached the memorial sermon before the | Mansfield post, G. A. R., Middletown, last | Sunday night in the M. E. church, which I was crowded.
 DISPLAY THE FLAGS TO-DAY. Tho chief marshal respectfully suggests l that generous display of flags from public buildings. Stores and residences situated on | the line of march will be very gratifying to the veterans, and also to the several organi zations voluntarily parading in their honor.