New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
now TUE NINETY 1rsr AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY Is

now TUE NINETY FIEsT AMERICAN ANNIVERSARY IS
30 DE CELEBRATED
Ibe Veterans Of the War Of 1872 viii usher in the
Day We Celebrate by delivering the traditional salute to
sAe Gag the Battery at synrise and The nations forth
AatsOBs the baTbOr will thunder forth The responses
fsem the iron threats Of heavy ordnance. At later
hour, 10 be- precise as "a NJ Mr.. James h. Ayiihe
uin make downtown vocal with music from TrInitys
kelis, his programme being follows No Ringing inc
Changes Eight Bells No. 3 Hail Columbia; No j. yam
bee Doodle NO Evening Bells NJ .. aiLS az, i,'i ,
% the Rogimcnt No O. Columbia, INC "eR"i u' O'',
No T. What Fairy Like Music; NO \ Scptch MelU'N
N Roy's Vie, otc scotch Medley No H. i;"9G O AIm-
dale No u The soldiers ItctuID Noit My Lodging -
Mo- To- Red White, and Bluc No. I6 Yankee Doodle.
heantine, in another part 81 me 1i'y h'y"-.on;,
tIs5 head at the FiIst Division Of the National
Snard The hive brgades Oi which viii he ready 0 the
ThEeentb-st West FOurteenthst, West Fifteenth ST.,
Asd West me rght OF each brigade lo resi-
thFough Thirty fOurthst down MadsOn-avc, through
Twenty bird ii and down FOngtllve Ia Four een-st
Al Lbe Worth Monument the comWSnd Will pay the honor
VI marching salute To the Mayor ANA C"nisoh conner
of the city
Tie braves Of the Columbian Order whose perennial
spring ~ u he moved day, from the CITY Han helgno
hood 10 The ste off the old Coipge Of Physicians and sur
goons viii assemble in Masonic Hail. IN East Thirteenth
ST, at o'clock and march thence ~ 10 a. N, behd Ile
Seventh Regiment Baud, To the neNt Iannaly huh'lnE
grounds FOnrteentb-st, between 1hiId-aNe ana
irving place, where, with Appropriate ceremonies 6IahG
sa.bem John ~ Hoffman VIII lay the cornerstone Ol
old 1anmAny Ban With the new Cornerstone
Uf tbe contemplated -lfMlSMam. NtAL me Mai
IIars viii sound the wal-NhOop IN irving HAN
and tbere, after peace offerings by Gratlulas
Band, Mr. JOhn G. Buu1ll viii read the Declaration
The Hon Gulian G. VerplancS will pronounce an orallol
RI DE Witt Van Barren will reCite an original ole, ana
sioy Eng ish of Connecticut, the Hon. A. Oakey HAN
and sunset and possibly other conspicuous children
O the North American forest VIII eApailae upon the
blessing of their peculiar kind Of Peace
AS noon the Veterans OF the War of 1872, whose old
beadqnarters has gone the way of all the earth viii re-
assemble Military Hall IN the BOwey and atier S8
Luting rue TIIBINR Office usual move down 4? near
Mr. Ayles repetition of the chimes and Thence 10 ier
usual dinner and the usual address ny Matthew Haze
Smith, at Ar. =. II. Crooks hotel in Chatbam-st.
Mrs ULYSSES = Grant, Mrs john 4. Fremont, MRS Johh
A Kennedy aud the other gcDtcW omen VINO MANAGE inc
IjniOu Home and School for the orphans or American
BOlders and Sailors. Will spread baDque TINS AFTERNOON
children IN the temporary Home al Inc lnerseC
tIon Of NiDthave. and Ffty-unthst; and NJ O'Clock
the managers of the soldiers and Sailors Employment
Relief Clam Agency will offer an entertainment TO
disabled soldiers ard sailors at No. 1856 Canal-St.
Ai2p M MessS. Albert Brisbane, John OrNis, Thomas
Durant Josiah Warren, f. l.. WadswOrtl, and Others
will hold "a Social Science Convention IN Room No a.
AOOper institute Everybody is invited
The New York state Society Of tine Cucnla VIII meet
al BoOn the Of the New YORK society Library
n place and entertain members OF other state
Societies the Cincinnati who may he in The city The
socIety will elect officers for the ensuing year IN
place of 81 GOV. Hamilton FISH, President; William
lryiug Graham. secretary, and others. The Standing
Committee viii meet at u a. M
At3p w. DOdworth will take possession OF The lake m
Abe Central Park, aud entertain the mnHhuuc Win tue
following choice selections: