Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-30

Fourteenth Regiment infantry. .,,,,.,,,,.,.,,, 26 Ehfteentn 411tt Kesiment 1nfantry.. 70 70 Sixteenth Regular infantry. Twentieth Regular infantry. try................ Il Twenty fourth Regular infantry y.......,., Twenty seventh Regular Infantry. ............. 43 Twenty ninth Regular infantry: :........::. g New Haven men who enlisted in organizations in other states 24 Total, 526.
 These tablets will be unveiled by Mics Ruby Osborn at the conclusion of Judge Baldwin's oration.
 In the evening there will be a grand H. lumination of the Rock and monument under the auspices of the citizens commit tee, of which General s. E. Nerwin Is chairman. The pyrotechnic display will commence about 7:30 o'clock and will be of an imposing character. The committee has secured $500 worth of fireworks from the Pain Fireworks company of New York city, aud they will be set off by some of Pains employees, who will be here specially for that purpose. The order of the pyro- technic display will be as follows:
 Six fireworks balloons 20 feet.
 Thirteen aerial maroons, national salute.
 Scarlet illumination.
 Twenty-four exhibition rockets, 2 bb.
 Four bombshells, 15 inch.
 Twelve exhibition roc kets.
 TWelve special rockets.
 Four colored bombshells.
 Six floating festoon rockets.
 Six willow tree rockets.
 
 Illumination of monument with magnesium fire.
 Six peacock pIumes rockets.
 Six colored bombshells
 Six large colored batteries.
 Four colored bombshells.
 Six electric shower rockets.
 Four colored bombshells.
 Six hanging chain rockets.
 Emerald illumination.
 Grand bouquet of rockets. Flight of twelve floral bombahells.
 OTHER EVENTS OF THE DAY,
 The Pequot club house will be open this afternoon and evening for the accommoda- ton of members end friends. A special table d'hote dinner will be served by Stew ard A. H. Cramer at 5:3O p. m, and in the evening there will be dancing from to 10:30 o'clock. Special cars will leave the Cove for the city at 10:3O p. m. over the New Haven and Morris Cove route. Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans, and Colonel Ellsworth's command, Sons of War Veterans, will meet at room 37, h. surancs building at g o'clock this morn ing.
 At the Savin Rock grounds this forenoon ball teams will cross bats for the cham pionship of the city. Admission twenty five cents. Many friends are going down to sss the struggle. In the afternoon the New Haven and Waterbury tesms-of the State league will play at 3:45 o'clock.
 The annual picnic of the Boya' briRades will be held at Pawson park and will doubtless be largely attended. The steamer Sunshine will make two trips at 8 and 10 o'clock 8. m. The full program was published yesterday.
 VOLUNTEER SAILING CLUB.
 The second annual spring regatta of the Volunteer Sailing club will be sailed over the regular club courss this morning, start ing at 10 o'clock. At 9 a. m. the club colors will be saluted and hoisted by each boat in the squadron, after which the fleet will be formally reviewed by the commo- dore. A feet of fourteen boats will be divided into three classes. The name, type, length over all, rig and owners are as follows:
 Class A-mEudora, W: T: Duncan; Meteor, 8. J. Class s.--Baen Frei, E. schllsse!; veneta, F. E; upson; "a R,, H. ": Mathis; Experiment., v" class la G@Eofma' 1e RD' H. Joess; Vsips. Como 4: 4. Haldnger; VigiIant, J. Danhsaser; Ripple,
 Five prizes will be awarded. one prize in class A and two prizes in both classes B and 0. The first prizs will bs box com passes, value $5; the second prizes will be silk pennants, value 8 50.
 The officers of the club are: Commodore, John W. E. Johnson; vice commodore, William A. Pfeser; fleet captain, August A. Hslfinger; secretary, H. Webster Mathis; treasurer, George W. Daymon; measurer, Frank F. Upson; executive committee com posed of five first officers; house commit tee, J. ". E. Johnson. w. A. Pfezer, G. W. Dsymon; race committee, w. A. Pfe ger. chairman; Samuel J. Bennett, F. F. Upson, Bernard MeDermott. THE GUN CLUB. The New Haven Gun club will hold their annual Memorial day shoot at their grounds on West Chapel street to-day. There will be ten events on the regular program and many sportsmen from out of town are ex- pected to be present. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock and one of the pleasant est meets of the year is expected. CARRIAGES AT EAST ROCK. The mayors orders requiring all car riages to leave the top of East Rock at 12 o'clock is modified so as to allow horses and carriages to remain on the top of the rock, in line ss directed by the police, and to the limit of safety, until the close or near the close of the ceremonies, which will probably be at about 5 o'clock. The superintendent of police will be present on duty. LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED. To-day being . legal holiday tho Free Public library will remain closed through out the entire day and evening. This is the usual custom on holidays at this insti- tution.
 Thrown From His Team.