The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-02
THE PARADE ON THE FOURTH
THE ORDERS OF THE CHIEF MAR
 SHAL, HENRY s. PECK.

Thousands Wm be In Line-Tbree Grand Divisions win Form on the Green at 9 O'cIook-City Battalion and Veterans to Turn Out-Bands, Drum Corps and Patriotic Societies Other Features of the Day-The Committees. The preparations which are being made for the celebration of our national holiday next Monday indicate that there will be liveler time in New Ha- ven than there has been for many years past. It will be one long day of excitement and rejoicing from sunrise until midnight, and even then the celebration will not cease. The small boy with his firecraokers and torpe- does will be in evidence the next day and the electrical display will be con- tinued during the evenings of the 5th and 9th. At daybreak of the 4th, the national salute, consisting of one gun for each state of the union, will be fired on Indian Head.
 The regular exercises of the day will begin at o'clock with a prayer and praise service in United church, to which everyone is invited. The meet ing is in charge of the Sons and Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. Rev. Dr. Hines, the chaplain of the organi- zation, will preside. At o'clock the parade will start. The officers and the line of march are given below.
 The exercises of the afternoon will be held on the green and will be pre- sided over by Mayor Farnsworth. The programme will be as follows:
 Music-Stars and Stripes Foreever-Second Regiment Band. Introductory Mayor Farnsworth. Muslc-Band.
 Invoca tlon-Rev. Jon Russell.
 Music-Band.
 Reading of the Declaration of Independence Rev. F. R. Luckey.
 Music-Band.
 Oration-Rev. Levi Gilbert, D. D.
 Music-Band.
 Benediction-Rev. David Levi.
 Singing of "Ameriea'-Audience.
 In the evening the electrical display will be given. A large platform has been erected along Elm street in the lower part of the green and the display will be made from it. As this will be a new and novel kind of fireworks it is expected that the green will be crowd ed early in the evening. In connection with the display, tableaux composed of 100 children in uniform, Will be shown.
 The general committee in charge of the celebration is as follows: Chair man, Major Ludington of the Horse Guard; secretary, w. F. Whittlesey, Admiral Foote post; treasurer, Lyman Johnson, M. H. of FL: F. s. Atwater, N. H. c. H. S.; H. J. Augur, Third reg iment Boys Brigade; w. F. Adams, Liberty Bell council, No. 8; Captain William Applegate, Company B. Second regiment.
 Dr. P. E. Browning, R. c. Bruce, Clan Mcleod; Lieutenant w. s. Bassett, Nathan Hale camp, No. 1, S. of w.: E. s. Beach, Royal Arcanum, No 1925; w. S. Bailey, I. o. B. A., No. 61; Henry Boylan, Royal Arcanum No. 1467; L. H, Beardsley, Washington council, No. r O. U. A. M; Dr. W. P. J. Burke, Amer ica lodge, No. .52,; Lieut.. Col. H. A. beSD6, IllTu IltSlllCll bOyo Dl iSciuC, R. o. Beebe, N. F. O. P, No. POS; Kate J. Bradley, W. V. R. "; Henry Bald win, N. H. Colony Historical society; Charles A. Bright Letter Carriers as- sociation; D. w. Benjamin, U. V. Union General Terry command.
 R. w. Coe, Royal Arcanum, No. 1068; w. S. Compton, A. o. U. w., No. 3S; David H. Clark, Builders Exchange; J. A. Cromer, A. o. of F., No. 5933.
 S. F. Del Grego, Garibaldi society; Edgar s. Dove, Alderman; Newton Danks, Sheffield lodge, K. of F.; J. H Denton, Dayton Hook and Ladder; J H. Donahue, Court Elm City, No. 1; A. R. Downs, l. o. Red Men, F. of A.. Hammonassett; Mrs. Mary l.. Davis G. A. R. Relief corps and degree, Po- cahontas; Mrs. Evans, Mary Clapr Wooster chapter, D. A. R.
 D. E. Fitzgerald, A. o. H. No. 5; Cap tain J. c. Fitzgerald, St, Johns cadets; w. A. Fitzgerald, Santa Maria council; A. N. Farnham, A. o. U. w., K. of C.. No. AS: L. E. Field I. o. B. A. Mo- S1 c. B. Brink, Gounod society; W. J Fuller, Pioneer council, o. U. A. M.
 G. A. Greenbaum, P. o. s. of A.. Lieut. D. M. Goodridge, Division Ma val Engineer battalion: E. A. Gessner Second Company Governors Foot Guard; Mary Gebhardt, St. Agnes T A. B. society.
 W. B. Holt, Stationary Engineer; C. E. Hayes, Garfield council No. IA, o. U A. M. F. L. Horman, West Side club Miss Grace Hollister, Ladies' Goldrer Eagle; J. W. Hut, Rock Castle, K. G E.: F. H. Herman, N. H. Division No 1, I. o. R. C.: George E. Hall, council men; E. H. Hotohkiss, Co ID Second regiment; Mrs. c. H. Johnson Goddess of Liberty council; L. H. Johnson, Mas ter Horseshoers' of America.
 Patrick Kent, St Francis T. A. B society; Thomas J. Kennedy.
 Luzerne Ludington, Second Co.,, Gov ernor's Horse Guard; George A. Little Crusaders Castle K. of G. E.
 M J. Mara, c. B. L., No. IS; Thomas Murray, St. Patrick's T. A. B. No. Henry Musch, German society of New Haven; Lieutenant Morley, I, Sec. M G. battery; Jacob Meyers, I. O. A. No. 68; Captain Charles F. McCabe, Co r, Second regiment, c. N. G.: w. c Mcintosh, New Haven Caledonian club Joseph H. Midway, St. Aloysius; D. T
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