Evening journal., 1891-06-30
MISS BARTLETT Is SAFE.
SHE HAS FoRsAKEN REED AND
GONE TO cHssTeRTowN, MO.

of JaIy ceIebration-wi surpsss All
Previous Evsnts-Tbe New wharf to BE
Used Tomorrow for the First Time.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, June 30 - Chief Marahal
Lewis K Eliason last evening completed
the program for the Fourth Of July cele
bration, as reported to him by the various
committees. The celebration will be the
largest ever held in this city. IL will
begin st 30 o'clock. when the big
parade forms on Delaware street, in the
following order: Chief marshal, Aids j
Jones hudson and Abraham Moore
platoon Of police mayor and Council In
barouches; Drum Major Naylor aud First
Military Band, % pieces; Company 81,
n. g. d so men, Captain Boyd com
manding; Captain Evan T. Watson Post.
No 8. u. A z, 75 men QncludiDg visit
ing veterRns); Harmony Castle, No. @,
X O. E., 80 men (inciuding visitors)
All the above will, .-~amprise the FIRST
division The seo0Rs Part will move as
folio VS.; John Gormley, marshal OF fire.
men, and Aids Matthew sullivan and
Peter Madden, all mounted City Cornet
Bond, IS pieces; Lenape Steaa Fire
Engine Company, 10 men, with decorated
steamer driven by James b TomsR, and
adorned hose carriage driven by James
]. Toner; Lensre Hook and Ladder
Company with truck driven by Patrick
McGrath and 40 equipped and marching
firemen; Joseph e. Yantine, marshal Of
burlesquers; "Skrew Guzzle Hose Com
pany, 20 men 80 horsemen carrying flags
and banners mssqueraders.
The line will form on Delaware street,
right resting on 0rang7, and it will
eountermarch and proceed to Market, to
Harmony, to Water, to Delaware, to
Market, to Chestnut, to Orange, to Pearl
TO South. TO Vine, TO Harmony, to Union,
to Delaware, to Ninth to Washington
avenue, to Seventh. to Clymer Counter
march on Seventh at Clymer, and move
TO South. TO Union. to Delaware, TO
Market (east side) to Harmony. to Mar.
ket (west side), to High School building.
Before the dismissed of the parade It
will form around the High School build
ing and remain there during the flag
presentation, which follow Immediately,
under the direction OF Captain Evan 5.
Watson Post, No 8, g. A. r which
pres the flag 10 the school Pest
Department Commander Peter B. Ayars
win make the address Of presentation,
aud the handsome gift win be received on
behalf Of the school By Rev. Il e Mar
tindale. The flag will then be unfnrled
aud raised. while chorus OF 300 chill
dren under the leadership Of Professor
Hermann, will sing The Star Spangled
Banner
The parade will be dismissed and the
exercises IN the school green will be
commenced st once. Rev. p. B. Lightnsr
will preside and the Hushebesk Orchss
ira will open the exercises with an over
.urs Rev. w. j. CGmbron will offer
prayer Ths orchestra will then &c
COMPANY volunteer choir Of 100
singers, which will sing America led
by Professor Hermann. Rev. e l., Brady
viii then read the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence After another musical selec-
tion, Chairman Lightner will introduce
Rev e. L. Hubbard, Ph D.. of Whining
ton, the orator Of the day After the
grafton Professor Hermanns large choir
will sling Columbia the Gem of the
Ocean, accompanied by the orches ra
and then every body will unite IN singing
"Old Hundred.
At l30 o'clock the sports on the
Battery will begin with a coneert by the
CITY Cornet Band. The events will be
as follows; Climbing CREASED pole two
heats Of 100 yards daeh three legged
race, final heat of 100 yards dash, sack
race, running hop, step and jump, tug
Of war (ten merried men vs. ten single
mem. pie exiting contest. The contests
to be open to residents OF Nav CAs5le
only and all entries must be handed in
to James j. Toner. chairman OF sports
committee, before 10 o'clock on the night
of July The afternoon program will
conclude with match game Of base ball
between the New Castle and Columbia,
Wilmington Clubs This will be called
at o. clock on Battery Park, and tb q
band will remain and play between the
lnniugs
At 730 o'clock the First.Military Band
begins half hour concert and every
body will be expected TO be on Battery
Park with camp stools at that hour
| The fireworks display win begin at !
o'clock and will be the finest ever given
In this city. Among the set pieces dis
/ played will be bust of George Wash
ington, July 4, Our Nations Day" "Th,
| Union Forever" and cAsket Of jewels.
Professor Hermann, who will hav'
charge Of the singing on the Fourth 0
Iuly, extends an invitation 10 all singers
In, aud about the city, to meet with hin
and the Hushebeck Orchesr ra In the CITY
Hall, on Thursday evening for rehearsal
| The two brass bands will rehears'
| for their concerts every evening thli
week. In the parade, Captain Watson
Posts color squad will carry the hand
some flag belonging to B Vining
which WAS carried during the late wa
BY the company that went out from
New Castle.
Anna Baruett Heard From.
Joseph Bartlett, father Of Auna Bart
lett, the girl who elopei with Groce
John n Reed. has received Telegram
from his wife's sister, Mrs. Wright 0
Chestertown, Nd, stating that hi
daughter has arrived at her home In goo
health. The message was very brief, bu
Il was received into the Bartlett hom
with as much eagerness as a straw
erasped at by drowning man
Although Mrs. Bartlett could not believ
at first, that Il WAS not another faxed
despatch, vet she began TO hope and max
arrangements for bringing her daughte
home. Miss RebeccR Bartlett, the eldes
daughter, left for Chestertown on tn
s 30 train this morning. and she will wiz
to her parents Immediately after he
arrival there. Miss Bartlett will proba
bly, bring her sister home. slthough it
thought that she does not want to come
but will ask to be allowed TO remain unit
few months have elapsed.
The Main Landing No Moro.
For the first time In twenty wears th