The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-02

Mary O'Conner, Degree of Heroes.
 Henry S. Peck. chief marshal R. s. Pickett, David Humphreys branch; George D. Post, Retail Merchants as- sociation.
 Francis P. Ryan, alderman: Meyer Ruben, Order B'rith Abraham, No. 1S9; A. c, Rowland. New Haven Horticul- tural society; Charles w. Ross, Perser- Verance council, D. of L., P. O. s, of A. camp, Mo- 1: Eugene H. Rowe, Win throp castle, No. 10, K. of G. E., coun- cilman.
 Herman H. Scharf, Teutonia Maen- nerchor; William F. Stahl, Young Mems Republican club; G. F. Smith, Ansanawae, Red Men: Miss Elizabeth Smythe, Mary Clapp Wooster chapter; R. F. Shepherd, Ancient Order of For resters, No. 5938: w. w. Stowe, of ex- ecutive committed; T. H. Smith, W. E. Gladstone, Sons of St. George.
 George Trapp, P. o. s. of A., camp s; Amasa Trowbridge, Commander Eng ineers' Navan battalion; John M. Trace, Sons of St. George, Red Cross.
 c. G. Unger alderman.
 w. s. Wells, Davenport council, R. A. No. 700: Thomas T. Welles, A. O. U. w., No. 46; c. R. Wells, Elm Tree lodge, N. E. O. P; F. S. Wade, Live Oak council, R. A.: w. A. Whitaker, Israel Putnam, No. 31; J. T. Waters, A. o. U. w., No. 1: B. H. Wooding, Rathbun lodge, No. 1; Captain Robert Wilson, Unity commandery; M. s. Wadhams, Yale conclave; Captain G. $. Wood, Co. F, Second regiment; w. F. Whittlesey, Admiral Foote post; Thomas Fl. Wrinn, councilman.
 Harry Cook, Bradley & Smith.
 General Henry S. Peck, chief mar shal for the big Fourth of July parade, yesterday issued his orders to his aides and command. The procession will be a large one, containing several thou sand men. The orders follow:
 Headquarters Chief Marshal,
 New Haven, Conn, June 20, 1898. General Orders No. i: l. Having been appointed chief marshal of the Fourth of July parade, hereby as- sume command. also immediate command of the first division.
 Divisions except the first will be com- manded as follows: Marshal of second di- vision, with aides, Major Russell A. Belden; marshal of third division, with aides, Major D. A. Blakeslee.
 3. On July Fourth headquarters of the chief marshal will be directly in front of the United church on Temple street 4, Marshals of divisions, and all aides, in dress as prescribed in special orders No. 1, will report to the chief marshal at his headquarters July 4th, 1898, at S:15 o'clock
 5. Commanders of all organizations will report to the marshal of the division to which they are assigned, at S:30 o'clock 6. The divisions will be located as fol- lows: First division In the Green on Tem- pie. street, right resting on Elm street, di- vision extending towards Chapel street. Second division in the Green, right rest ing on Temple street, north of the United church, division extending towards College street.
 ing on Temple street at the north gate, d. vision extending towards Church street T.. Each marshal will move his division immediately upon the uncovering of the right of his division by the preceding di- | vision. 8. The formation will be as follows: First Division Mounted Police Platoon of Police, unmounted. Second Regiment Band, c. N. G. Chief Marshal General Henry s. Peck Chief of Staff Lieutenant Colonel Frank T. | Lee.
 Marshal of First s sD1yision' Fdsf General Henry Aides: Major J. NJ, Townsend, Captain W. H. Sears, Captain James J. Kennedy, Captain F. NJ, Clark, Captain George S. Wood, Colonel F. $. Snow, Lieu tenant J, B. Sayles, Lieutenant B. J. Dillon, Lieutenant r. J. Duffy, Lieu tenant II. o. Young, Lieutenant W. l.. Green, Lieutenant W. H. Earn ham, J. Gibb Smith, H. W. Sanford. ] New Haven Battalion of Second Regiment, 5 c. N. G. Lieutenant Colonel T, F, Callahan. l Company F, Captain Charles F. McCabe Company c, Captain ]. F. Donovan. Company ?, Captain Arthur D. Smith. | Company D, Lieutenant P. F. Reynolds. | Company B, Captain Henry A. Kapitzke 1 First Separate Company, c. N. G., Captain D. s. Lathrpp. Second Section Machine Gun Platoon, Lieu | tenant k. G. Morley. 1 Second Company Governors Horse Guard | Major Luzerne Ludington. Second Division. | Old Guard Band
 Aides, Captain 0. F Rounds, Captain A. H ! Hurlburt, Lieutenant w. Fl. Forsyth,
 Lieutenant L. C.. PrLtchard, pr. C.
 Lamb " B. Blair, E. ". Lathrop, | Nhittlesey.
 Army Veterans of the Civil War. i, Nayal Veterans of the Civil War. Captain A. W. Russell. Sons of Veterans. Boys Brigade 1 Company A, Calvary Baptist Church, Cap | tain Lincoln. l Company D, United Church. Captain Jones 1 Company F, Plymouth Church, Captar Company c, Welcome Church. Captain Merrels. l Company K, Dwight Place Church, Captain l Salisbury. 1 Hobsons Hustlers. | St. Johns Cadets, Captain P. c. Fitzgerald i American Hebrew Military Association (mounted) Captain J. Hourwitz l Third Division. 1 NicQlar's Military Band /, Chief Marshal, Major D. A. BlakesIee, | Aides, Jmes E. Martin, William F. Stahl 1 Jacob B. Ullman, S. D. Del Grego, Ralpn Cavallaro, William F. Herz,
 E. c. Wooding.
 Patriotic Sons of America. Knights of the Golden Eagle. l Improved Order of Red Men, l united Commandery Drum Corps l lComlnanderies of Loyal Legion, General II P Fox, Hartford; Major Alexander Bond, Bridgeport
 United Commandery No 9, New Haven Captain Robert Wilson
 Charter Oak Commandery No 9, Hartford i Captain c. $. Gran.
 Mpler Commandery No, F, Bridgeport.
 Pioneer Council No. l, o. U. A. M, New
 Washington Council No. ', o. U. A. M., New
 Garfield Council No. IA, o. U. A, NJ. New
 Haven.
 Liberty Bell Council No. 3, o. U. A, M, 1 New Haven Ancient Order of United Workmen. | British American Societies
 Scottish Pipers in Highland costume. | W. D. Gladstone Lodge No 374 Sons of St George President $ Timer