Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-02
PROGRAMME or FIREWORKS,
Prepared By M. james G. Hoyey, Of Boston,
For the city Government of Worcester,
to be Displayed on the EUeniRgof

d OCBETS of every variety VIII he fred previous
~ to the regular piec $ including beautiful Para
chute Rockets of heavy care, bursting g, eat ALI
tude, showing suspended in the ale, by a Parachute
single Star, changing TRIM crimson 10 emerald fire =
She trom'a Mortar of Largest calibre
No l1Colorsd /! umina'ion-, of White. crimson and
green. Rockets with serpents.
q Display of Chinese Ggrbs, reaching across The en-
closure, exhibiting three pieces at the moment
Rockets with God Rain.
3-Tfipe Star thee stars OF colore9 lance one with
in the other. Torbillons, or Horizontal Rockets.
Pyramid of Candies, with double contra revolving
centre, filling he air with stars of every hue Display
OF PARACHUTE Rockets, suspendng in the air beautiful
stars, changing from crimson green.
5-Combinauon Star, beautiful ling centre chang
ing 10 crimson star within Lar ge and brilliant star of
Chinese Gerbs, decorated with revolving haxons.-
Rockets with streamers.
6-Fireman's Insignia, dedicated to the Firemen of
Worcester exhibiting the plraphernaa OF the Fireman
enclosed within beautiful green wreath in imitation
OF nature Rockets, colored Stars
7-Danish Figure. INITIATING from wheel TO a com
binaon OF Chinese Gerbs, and colored revolving Sax
8-Candelabra. OF new design, exhibiting rich
column from which are springng three branches, deco
rated with lnmnaries of various coors. Rockets.
9--ColoTed Pigeons or Meteors, running upon cord
TO and fro, 300 feet showing cnlored lights Rockets
l0-Grand Battery. Formed of heavy Mines and
Roman Candles, extending 60 feet filling the air with
stars of every hue and terminating with he ivy ex-
plosion Of Mines, throwing serpents in direction
| IL Beautiful Tent, dedicated 10 the Military Com
! panies Of Worcester Showing large tent with
crimson border, upon the right aud left of which
| a stack Of arms, and cannon
l2-Momng Glory. Composed of numerous wheels,
ef crimson and green centre, mnglng in their evolu-
| tions with coored reflections
I3-Basket of Flowers. Showing in silver lance the
work of the basket, filled with flowers and foliage
| in perfect imitation of nature
I4-Battery OF Candles and Mines, filing the air with
showers Ct cooIed stars and ending in explosion of
Mines.
l5-Piar of State. A rich column, surmounted by
the American Eagle.
l6-Qqadrupe Ring Piece. Entirely new,'presenting
four large gorgeous rings, composed of small
rings, the within the oEer revolving in different
directions.
l7--Chinese Pagoda. Representing in colored lance
gorgeous Pagoda decorated with hanging lanterns.
l8-Saxon Pyramid. Exhibiting large Pyramid
formed of revolving Saxons, decorated with
Chinese Gerbsand coored revolving cenlre ending with
heavy explosions.
l9-Dsplay of Indian White Fines, extending across
the enclosure making the scene intensely light.
2O--Grand National Finale. Consisting OF a magnili-
cent structure composed ola Dome Stars, surmount-
ed by the American Eagle, with National Flag dis
played upon either side, in fires of appropriate colors
The cascade of the piece is decorated with rich
composite order, and the shafts of the columns compos-
ed of Fasces bound with fets green wihes denot-
ing strength. In the Feze The motto Liberty and
in the niche of the Fascade circle of thirteen
stars embematic of the thirteen original States Upon
either side of the centre nche other niches highly
ornamented above them the figures "1776" and '.l853p
and in the entabliture beneath the inscription "Inde
pendence"
This gorgeous Architectural structure will terminate
with extensive display of Mines, Shells, Roman Can
dies, and fights of Rockets exhibiting by far the largest
pyroechnic piece ever seen in Worcester. At je30