The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY D0[NGS.
THE S0TdBLE PdTRIoTIC PARADH
 THIS FORENOON.

| Other Features of the Day In New Haven
 and Vicinity-Places for People to Visit in nn Attempt to Escape From ths Torrid Heat.
 The feature of to-day, the ever glori- ous Fourth Of July, in New Haven, will be the parade this forenoon by those patriotic organizations, the Boys Brig adc, Admiral Foote post G. A. R., ths r. o. s. of A. and the 0. U. A. M.
 THE PARADE THIS MORNING.
 The headquarters of Marshal Andrew T. Embler will be established at the Center church at 7:30. The command Forward" will Do given at o'clock, and the march will be through Temple to Grove, to Hillhouse, to Sachem, ,coun- termarch to Trumb,ill, to State, to Olive, to Greene, to Wooster square, to Chapel, to Church, to Elm, where each command will be relieved from further duty and may break ranks or march back to their place of assembly as com- mandlng officer may elect.
 Major Albee, Captain Beach, First Lieutenant Smith, Second Lieutenant Young of the Blues will act as aides to the marshal.
 EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.
 The steamer c. H.. Northam will leave Belle dock at 1O3O n. m. for New York and will leave New York at midnight to return. The Richard Peck will leave Belle dock for the mouth of the Con. nectiont at p. m., arriving back in this city at I p. m. The St. Patricks Y. A. B. society will give it's annual ex- cursion to New York and up the Hud- son on the City of Boston.
 The steamer Margaret will leave Belle dock at 9:15 a. m, and 1:30 and 3:3Op. m. for Pico park, Double Beach. In addition there will be moonlight ex- .cursion leaving the dock at 7:8O o'clock. The Margaret's timetable to-day is: Leave New Haven at 915 a. m. and 1:SO and 4:8O p. I'll. The boat leaves to re- p. m.
 An excursion will be made by the Order of United American Mechanics by the steamer Continental to New London. The boat will leave Belle dock immediately after the parade in the morning and will return to this city at 7p. m.
 THE DAY AT MADISON.
 A large number of people will visit this old town to-day and take part in the celebration. The members of the c, A. R. will afso visit the town. The program is given in another column.
 BALL GAMES.
 The clerks of Sargent & Co.,, New York, will play Sargent S Co.'s clerks of this city at the Yale field to-day. The, railroad clerks at the Meadow, street office will plEy Mcintyre & Co.'S nine at the Snvin Rock grounds to-day at 10!30. -l53;,
 The Meridens will cross bats with the New Haven this afternoon at Savin Rock, at S:45 p. nj. ..,
 THE GUN CLUB.
 The New Haven Gun club will to-day have 0 specially interesting contest, with award of prizes. They will enter- tain many visitors from out of town.
 THE posToFF1uE.
 The postoff1ce and Fair Haven station will be open until noon to-day. Car rieis will make only one trip. The gen- eral delivery and carriers window will also be open from p. m. to SD. m.
 BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
 The Governors Foot Guards band will give concert on the old green this evening at o'clock. The program has been already given.
 AT HrvERsDE PARK.
 There will be trottlng at Riverside park, Fuxon, to-day. According to the program there will be three regular races. There are five entries in the 2:40, four in the 9:50 and six in the BOO minute class. A running race is booked between N. W. Allyn's mules, Sam" and "Billy." The Shetland pony race has four entries. The park is about two miles from the city. Busses will run from Fair Haven east to the park
 One way to view the races at River- 'ide park and to get q grand view of 'he country for miles around will be to jnke the electric cars to Lake Salton- 'thll, embark on the steamer Cygnet. which takes you to Glen Grove park, tnd from the top of the ridge 200 feet nigh in that vicinity, nt what is known IS "Sunset View" the race track lies ull in view fnr below. From this beau- iful spot the view of Che surrounding 'uuntry is indeed grand. ...
 AT scHEUTzEN PARK.
 The New Haven Hessen verein will luld their annual picnic at Schuetzen ark this afternoon.
 HE VICINITY RE NINE AND THE RAILROAD
 CLERKS. A very interesting game of ball will @ played on the savin Rock grounds his morning between the Ewen McIn- yre & Co. and the New York, New Ha. en and Hartford railroad clerks. Both cams arc confident of victory. The icrntyre & Go. nine will play as fol- ,ws: Fitzgerald 2b., Smith ss., Maurer F., Nohey G., Baum D., Fender 3b.. inthoily. If. ; Leonard 1b., Franey, of. he railroad clerks are composed of the ollowing' players: Cameron ss., Shu- er. e., Robinson 1b., Thompson f., lcGuire, 3b., Pedolfn D., Nolan 2b. -uney cf., Hamlin If. The game will