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Scptsmter II. 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, PHILs-
UELPHIA.
To the Editor Of TIE N. Y. GibSss.

TO the Editor Of TIE NJ y Nib~s~
PBfLArELPHIA, Thursday, July ., 1886.
The Ves,ry If the Church Of the Epip,sDy, after
calm discussion thought il advisable not 70 rsqaest
their Rector to resign his pastoral charge Instead Of
&C ug 20 rs,bly they have pass'd there rsolrions:
Ee.oleed II at the o bs ve.uy bsys ID with
deep sLd that the r. u CHURCH has
de, bic ruy elect The L1o's day. tbs pulpit u
this Cbueh the place for the 5su'sop o.
rocs eud lie dt,npg ,iu and sspress LohSs i-
COZ i,tepf h The bstest for gen enap h,ne 20
tc,r heir IL sppr II he sunstitu af nehthemes
Tor mile pre- aehs q Jesus Carst and Hun csucsusd -
the ore rDi ID WORLD.
Rtolfsd Thst sr,spe u-, ba: firmly 2rotsst 'fsus
ep. Of rch % that pfesehed ~ ssven-
ins q sunday the 29'h INST. . -.
Rosd TDat The seci tay he rsquesd 10 cate -
the Recon cory Of tho foregoing Issouuols. .t ia.
twill be observed fr IL the ABOVE that the vesfry
pr pose TO select in future h the psstor hs topics OF
themes for tie pulpit; bn If they sIpcs Mr. ryos to
submit to this oicta ion, they mstskep. lie he's .
mind Of bis owD, and will not be converted INTO mese
machine &c crafty the woms Of few men ~ho have,
unfortunate. for the grega,iJn tw,ose yIe1! they
co mt 7. peseIt The po~ "a Together apd P,ss
r uiols to Oh, ok freedom If speech IN ~ pa!ps.
The ob'e stsid in d.feose If truth which M tyIs
hes ar umed has gsbered around bin Dos, o. IL" uan
- men o. influence. mean Sno respecsat1h,y WHO
will rec that this young bot shqueIt aof gSsd cavno
l. fussn.c sLould Zee It rxpeoient w resign 100
i.ct.rldp Of IN. Church IF The Epiphany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
BOOKS RECEiPED.

Life ard Pebble s. r'icts Of John ChAhee FIe-
nor J.lpo p. $50 1csIoT sis!e' Sofa = Lisef'
u,Is im.d ...t. :.
Espeiihn Of an Amsrc sqasdroe 10 tAo
Chin s.D spd JspaL, Uede ths Conmapd q CsrHpo.
dor. N PsDy C,nsiied from the oren.f ot"s and
iou,n.is ~ Frs.eis l. IL wis, DID,, LID svs ~ ss~
D. Appleton c.. -.
Convention Is Fault. and n, Grs,ea Complied ~ Asd's~
P.,s.sy, D O. Nee rss."S ,SSo st iT s''''''
sheriff Wo'd: A Tale I2po Pr Eis TIE saee. -
E1erci,es On Word. By w,nan Ru,seA l2no PIP ~
sesior: WHIT no'e. Nnes a.il "a To-, :.
The WaLee'er. BY The author Of go The wsschmsn Emo
R.isi.F The WI, Ur scenes in tie coara b. Ban psones
Emo pm sss. Bas,o' James French O.. sOh ~
Tie Ar.ste Or Sam slick 10 EDsssa New Rsvssd EiItks.
Emo 90 SO Str nssI l. To~D.sId. - .
E.tor, AZ lie Nav, of the Up-i St,t1s By Fsonimso
Cooper Continued 10 4 SO. I2ac. pp 80 IIs .sne'
W.hr,'s IT soi',on 70 Nesi.sua By "ihsm u WshH'
,2uo. ~ 3e. The Ssms. ,,,.,-
F1.utnfsof Ios,c. BY VI sn b ~row, FRS l. n,ee y
the Rev. James r. Boyd i2no. W 30. A. eArsss
tis,pc,. Ae.ipss chrisnv BY Joss Histsh lAscs
nm 100 Pnhished By ApthoS
The Pei eualis being Hsruona A. s"e.s - !" Ros'>1
urps BY Aldsr Jackson Dsyis. svo ~ u" 49,
Bea March. a.. "a
hnler Urtor hshssn alba
New Chap,er in INC Early LIE q - re
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FIRES.
PIRE IN NOSE STREET.


Between IL and IL o'clock Thursday night, FIRE
broke out in the roof of the edfce known as The
Quaker Meeting House." in Rose street, between
Dusne and Pearl streets. The roof being of shingles,
the flames .pread rapidly, and it was partially de-
sroy,d before the fire was extnguished. Pie edifce
hsd not been used as place Of worship s5ce the LIST
Of June utimO, Charles Devln having purchased the
property. The property was insured for 1000.
FIRE IN HAMMOND STREET.
AtllI o'clock Thursds night fire was discovered
in aptry in the dwelling house Of Ambrose Heating
No. 1913 Hammond street. The flames were extin.
guished with q few pale of water-no alarm being
given. A portion of Mrs. Kestirgs wardrobe, valued
at about 5000, was destroyed TIE oss is covered by
insurapee in the North River Insurance Company.
FIRE IN PEARL STREET.
At a late lour Thursday night stand containing
rewo, ks in front Of the stationery store No. - Pearl
street. was set on fire by the explosion of some crack
ers from the street The stock in the store vas dam
aged TO the amount of about $50. The fireworks ON
the stand were entirely destroyed.
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
Shortly after twelve O'Clock Fri1sy morning fire
occurred in the building No 16l Canal street. 10 YER
part occupied by Dr. Thurman as drug store, upper
part by j T. Cox as a dwelling. The ire@en were
early on the ground, and soon subdued the flames.
The fire was caused by fireworks.
FIRE IN ELIZABETH STREET.
About o'clock Friday morning fire was dscov-
cred in the dwelling house No. "a Elizabeth street.
The flames speedily extinguished by the fremen
Damage, 800.
FIRE ~ AVENUE AND EIGHrIETH STREET.
About l O'Clock Friday morning the sable at.
tacht TO the Bellevue Gardens, corner of Avenue
and Eieiteth street, was discovered TO be on fro.
The building with it's contents soon destroyed.
In the building was stored quantity of fireworks that
bad beer eighty damaged by rain; and whether the
work was caused by spontaneous combustion or was
the work Of an incendiary is unknown. The properly
was owned by Edward r. Jones. Loss on building,
$3.50; loss on hay, ESQ. The fireworks consumed
cost $500. They were owned by Mr.. Barrett. No
Insurance.
FIRE ~ TAMNASY HALL.
About 4 o'clock Friday morning, fire broke out in
Tamnany ball II originated in one of the fourth
story rooms on the Frankfort street side Of the build
inc and was caused by rockets thrown from neigh
boring house. Aside from the destruction OF the
window curtains and slight scorchng OF the wood
work, NO other damage was done The occupants
were greatly alarmed and many fed with their bag
gage TO The street This Hall was erected in 1911,
and this is the first time that FIRE has ever happened
therein.
FIRE FULTON STREET.
A. l2, o'clock on Friday afternoon fire occurred in
tie second story of the unoccuped buildings Nos l43
and l47 Fulton street. The flames were soon e1tin-
gushed Damage slight. Powder was fouod 10 sew
evol parts Of the building, and there is doubt but
that the fire was the work of some rascally fellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

Green b the kings County Veteran Cops and oil
the church bells were PEAKED. The explosion Of sqabs
Chinese crackers and the firing Of smal arms was the
order Of ihs day and Of the preceding night. 1t va,
phiz, pop sId bang. al the tine. Flxs were dis
played from the City Hall and other public places
The Fifth Brigade, under command Of General
DuIyes, paTaded in the morning, AZ d WAS reviewed
by the Mayor in front Of the City Hall. The turn-ou.
Of some If the companies was slender few wee
very well represeated in numbers. In the evening
there was creditsble display Of fireworks from al
eleveied piece Of ground fronting De K.b avenue,
between Vanderbilt and Clermont avenues The
rspcemen's were under direction OF the Committee o..
the Common Council, and everything was done in very
coed style band Of mu-ic was in ate udance and
played at intervals during the display. large a.
s+mbsge was present, numbering, perhaps, 10000
Del .ons. The best of order prevailed throughout.
The Fourth District Police Station House was lumi-
pated during the evening and 1ected brilliantly. At
.ubset a salute was fred from the Navy Yard.
A number Of accidents occurred daring the day, and
several peracns were seriously injured.
There publ, display in the Eastern District
of Brooklyn (Wilamsburgh) in honor of the day ex-
cept Of fireworks in the evening which were witnessed
BY about Is, 900 persons. There but accident
Of serious nature. lad who WAS firing small
cannon carelessy left the ramrod in it, and it was dis.
charged from the gun. 1t struck stone in the street.
and, glsncing, struck woman, daughter OF William
Gibson, who sitting upon The soop OF her resi-
dence No Isl South Third street. The rod passed in
at one cheek and through her mouth at the other,
fracturpc her laws,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
Nesp9lork DAILY Gribm,re
TIE FOURTH OF JULY.

The Anniversary Of The Declaration Of Independents
wss o.. brsttd in tbs city and neg1borhood on FIJI
day after the usual Kramer. The various Incidents
worth, Of note will be found in the accounts furnished
BY our rtporters There was slight rain in the morn.
wh'ch discourss I'd great many from goi' out Of
towo. and the ru-h for Hoboken, Staten Island and
other rur.l .ubu,bs much les than usual Abous
o'clock the sun ,hone forth quite bright and light
breeze sp,ineipg up room dspelied the clouds. The
weather continued faif and cO'l untl about O'Clock
in the Afternoon when there came mp heavy shower
and for The spae of faf 40 hour,
THE rain in torrents pouIsd-
1t then cleared IF finely, but rather warm; sDd 30
Continued during the remainoer of the day. A, the
time the lain commenced falling the parks and streets
were thropgrd with people, all Of whom now scam
PER, off like 20 many sheep seeking place OF shelter
Many huddl.d under the trees, hoping to be afforded
pn lection b, the dense foliage, while others ran for
doorsays The porlico of the City Hall WAS Gro wdsd
with men, women, and children In an inconcevable
short time the streets we've cleared the umbrella ped
d,ers only appearing abroad Some few men and
women vtD,ued from place to place, but they paid
dear for their t.merity ADD in the language of the
lispirg M,ss-got tbip-,bop-thoakirg wet.
Upon the clearing up Of the rain he pleasure seekers
again came forth, and in little time Parks and tho
roup htaies were crowded as before.
The military parade was fair, bat rather thnly at
tended. But few civic societies turned out, and the
procession was the smallest we have ever seen. Ex-
cept the Veterans of 1912 seemed to manifest
aIy special Enthusiasm FIR the day; and but for the
" Do-e ard confusion" inaugurated and kept up by
Young America, with fre-cracken, pistols, and all
sorts of posy the spectator ~ouldscarcely
have recognized the old fashioned Independence Day.
Dur pg the afteI the scene in the Park quite
animated.
There were fewer fires. fewer accidents, and less
drunken than customary and though few persons
made ptc.lty Of the day, it was more rstionsliy
Observed and we doubt not with better effect, thao
usual.
The pi, cipal events the salute by the Veteran
Cvrps, the military parade, the inauguration OF the
tques',isn statue Of Washington at Union square,
meeting Of the Society Of Tammany, and the fire.
works
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY IN JERSEY CITY.

In Jersey City the bells were rang morning and
evening aid sautes were fired a. sunrise nc"n and
sunset. At o'clock in the morning the Continental
Guard Capt. VIM. Ssnderson, paraded. and at 7
O'Clock The Montgomery Guard, Capt. Farrell. also
parsded In the evening there was splendid display
of fireworks at Van Worst square, got up by Isaac
Edge, zen. No accident worthy Of note occurred A
large number of persons passed through Jersey City
through the day and evening, leaving New York or
returning in the trains of the New-Jersey and New
York and Erie Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
TIE FIREWORKS.

The exhibition Of fireworks requt's no especial
mention. They wee shown in he PARK, Madison
square, Tompkins tquNe LsrartiDe square, Jackson
square, Jun .ton o, Fact B,oad~uy and Grine street
High Bridge, Noun Morris square, CamaOs'a'e
Ma, haran,ille and Mission square. A. sie~ u DE
SQUARES bsnds Of nus,. Some few OF the Fr'ys'e eA
bbitops abou, the city were commendabie 10 IRON
Of N. City Hall were fgures Of wsscnee'o, s''@
NJ rsyor .rn The Usual allegor,tal s-r7 'u"i'ner'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
On the evening Of the 81 of

FATAL AccIDKyr.-On the evening OF the 81 OF
mi, oups Oe,nn girl Fra Lang Iost her III, at
Err,be,h City By -n.y sho, BY young lad named
Cha lie. Muller 30 frDs sua CANON loaded With BAL
lets, into tlchet Of buhes The s psssir the sOos
h,r ons Of u bullets struck her failing effect 10 Der spine
sb All IN sherwsrd The v-Idi;t Of IN. Coroner.
jp,, vss death the ezms in tbs HANDS Of
Chsks Mller" Ths nd IL uBdsI arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
THE FOURTH IN HOBOKEy.

There was no public demonstration in Hoboken.
An immense number Of persons, however, resorted to
the Ely sian Fields and other places Of resort in and
rtar UobOken,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
Professional No,ircs.

CTAMMFRING, &c, CUkEDhy DIR. JONhSN
To- t,n o.. 20 three hcuIs, on seiennhc prSet.e,
- Mn ar suTs,c.i op-ra'ioo requires no Gay an We
's. IN otb,r, Office At the CITY Hotel. foYoehee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
THE rOuR-HIN BROO6LYH

IRE Eghie,h Anniversary OF American '.a
exc. vas celebrated in the usual n""1e' v"
>, a.,u.h, n oat,,,n ,aiue va G.e t'G vs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
BROO.KZ wv ITEMS.
BPoogLIS CRY MORTALITY. The report OF the
Health Officer for the week ending July S, shows
total of &c dea,hs, Of which 81 were males and 81
fema!ee OF these 10 were adults and 40 minors.

"THE BRooKLYS YousG MESS REPUBLIcN Asso
ciAIIoy."-This Association, having the threetoid
object Of giving practical expression TO the poifcal
We've Of It's members, while afJrdn; means of literary
ard social improvement organized in the " W asn-
pston Bulldogs Brooklyn, on Thursdsy evening, 80
met A Constitution was adopted, and the following.
NJ med Young gentlemen were elected as Officers and
Committees: Pre,idsot, Theodore Hton; Vice Preei'
dent, 8. n Tubbs; Recording Secretary Ctane. v.
Dawson Corn, spending Secretary, l. w. Hart ,te.s
preI, joe. Howard, jr Finance Committee Iaons
Cook and Dwight; Committee on Essays ana Al
DR.. SEES, Howard, futile ara Dawson; COMMITTEE on
Statistic, Hamohrey, Slower and Richards, Inc or
gsniza,n s intended to be permanent; and its pan
Of action gives promise Of quiet but efficient sup po
Of The principles and srdidstes Of the hepaohean
parry. The meetings are held weekly, on every
Thursday evening.
APPRoPRIAIIs6 A PocKET BooK.-Da oetu;day
ever ing man rsrnei Thcnas Mills scceentAv ofoeoed hs
roo bo.h vhje wLkr slong Atlantic s'est NAG namei
John ding up behind ADD picked u ap l - re-
qu. s,td the prp.,ty described ne
and of money t~ng $50 bot insaa OF oo,1s So
DoiIs who vss sccomyapiei BY anothsr issa haroey,
.r.aiersd 20 whip him 0cer PTeson be,at mo- ned Ut ~
es-ed Dosing loef~i bn up II the rh1fd
Dsr:t Station Houso . swat eaAninsu'h IN inc cnAes
81 eoisuG.,fye larceny.
coRosyR's IsQuEsr.-Co Coroner Hontbri held an IN
que.t y.ssrdsy NOON ths body n JAMES Nc afo WIZ d
otp n. .a.,is II fail fr IN The f.nh ''oy sntw of No
IG Water sust, on FpdAy mo-nos 7e'iss a sofo'aise
-r's-asitd
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CUPkFME CUuRT-CITY and COUNTY u
~ kEw-YURK.- HENRY O: ELY and ED WARD z.

BOwtH att JO.EPH N. LYONS Sunni Ies 'cr money DO
hG 4 O. co tee Com OF se-T0 JOsEPH NJ LYONS,
esfesdsIr You az her,by and required
tie snt IN this scii"n, ~hch ted Ia The onioe Of
the Chb ~ the City AID County II New t0rk, at tue City
Hell N ,s6 CT o the 18Th day Of Jupe, 1856 sDd ser
eII 10 tho ssd coa'gsnt on The cnbefers
81 b.t ,fc. No H. Vol the Cty OF New. York within
twenty os)s sT The service Of this on you exc u
sss u the dsy 81 such service AID fail 20 Fue~cf ne
sad ya within the i'd tbs plaintiffs ~ tss
suei h the Of nibe'o>n bundsec aud sky two M
Zt eoss with interest 478o % frSn hs sth lay ~
Mach lss upon I7S 81 tho b4.Dc. tbers from tue
18th day Of AprJ thousand .jsh huncrd and hy SIX BE-
sSdss the 81 tb sctioa Dated Ju' o H 1879.
PARSONS RI00s. Painiia' Atto.Dsys
JoO Jsw6wM Nc. 10 Waist, New Yc-k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
The ks4rrrk Mercurt In speakirgH the great hat'

The Nerark Mercury, in speakirgH the great ha''
ifcsion Meeting In that city Tuesdsy nkh' says;
We n.sse,J To state In our report Dc me-tDs yeser
de, y ro"a.s and SOy led by ss'as . ...,
d., s, 20, plnors Ard no Ooasso1. We
have ors be srd ss that when an Anete.n wants 70 ds
sush biuH losfsr be can essy safPa'' a"y'n%so
k.reisn growth"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
feuul NpIirfa

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF
the County New York is hereby all
having claims against ABNER L. SL0CUM late of the
City New deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers the Office Of William H. Soou
To 1873 South street the City Of New York on OF before
e twenty shtb day OF July next-Daed Newiork. :he
18Th day OF January, E56 - - 1890.
CHARLES II. HUGHES, Executors.
VA IswsuN LANES APPLEBY.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The N~ark Daily Advertiser has been considerably
enlsr,.d and thereby improved in its sppeas'ee It's Pio'Pe
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Drsan Steamers, ST.
, ,--,. -, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

r1OR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA:wSEMl-
w %yy TuN UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ The The
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n Y. SUPREME COURT-.BENJAMIS

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euuD 81 'le Tsste Of BENJAMIN ANOHE"S, dece4s &,
against WILLIAM II WAODELL, General Assgne7 ~
BatpPey L. por'usnee Of nosmsrt ia tbs Cour made
Ia he shove entitled scion the 18th das OF Ju tNl
will ell az Pubic Aucon the Merchants Exchange In the
City NJ i"k be lHh day Of July 1853, at II O'Clock
H., by ANrHOSI J. BE ECKsH. AGctoneer: AL those
two osrs'D Los pee paess Of lana, s'ls,e Jg aad
b~ut Twelfth u the Cry Of New York, and koO
ditI shed part Of Hsr Corn which id
Late hereby c'LYtJ.d Map Of SAID Connons.
by Charles Cu'on the City Of Ne rYoIk
Lo's beIs bubored oI aud hundred and si
b-tsteD the Fourth and fhavs AID Eighty forth and
FgbJ fih,ts bound q i(uibcastay the us which Oh
wees said Hssn Commons from obs lards bu d.d
o s,aJ tour feet fnr chss sd fIoI pg AMI bouGaej
.onbweterly SIDE 0f FL huutred aud
nssht 6et eight ehes and eassrly by Lot nunbsr go
hui "sd nd hundred aud inches
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- LAPAU0h andrews. attorneys. No IS wall., n Y.
NOTICE Of DlsIRTBUTION.-No is here
~ ~ stsb ht the the sse Of tho Pea gsats
q HiHAM r. FEhNf, late Of the GUY Of New Yok de.
otetec te.ihte lately ale under order of Tn.
~ The County q Few-1ofk by DAVID I. YOlrSGS AID
LYDIA PERRY tie AdUiIis t,sor a. ADM i.r.trix OF
sed rtcss,sd will he ois ded thase lid "A h.,. A.
Law at h- suuosse's OH IN ID, CIV OF Sew
Sok The dsy Of September O'Clock IA
The fogo that day.Dsiet hi. 81 dsv % Iuy 1850
A. W BRADFORD Surrogate.
FREDERICK w. BURKE, Proctor No 80 Nassau =.
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N PURSUANCE of nm order of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
oft County of New York notice hereby 70 all per
sons bavus clurs against ABIGAIL LYON, late Of the
City New single deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his ohee NO S
Southeet IN the City Of New York before the twenty
sIih day New ork the twenty first day
Of February, 1885 GEORGE W. MCKEE. Administrator
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