The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-04

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TRINITY CHURCH CHIMES.
MI James Aylet1e will perform the following pro-
gramme on Trinity bells to-day, beginning at half
past seven O'Clock A. NJ, also at twelve O'Clock
noon:-
l-Ringing the changes on eight bells.
3-Yankee Doodle
4-Blue Bells Of Scotland.
6-Airs from Child OF the Regiment.
6-Red, White and Blue.
7-Evening Bells.
Son TO the Field OF Glory
9-The Soldiers Return.
10-Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean.
l1-Spansh Melody,
13-Scotch Melody from Guy MaBnering.
14-The Chimes Quadrille
l5-Yankee Doodle.
FIREWORKS AND THEIR PRICES
The following are the prices of different kinds Of
fireworks at retail stands
Fire crackers large, No. l. Soc piece, 81 30 for
package OF five.
No, ? 1oc. piece, q 50 for package Of twenty.
No. 3, 4s. a piece, 60c for package Of twenty.
No. 4, SOC. per package, S. per box.
Common fire crackers l0c per pack So 25 per box.
Caps, &c. per box.
Caps, G. D., &C. per box.
Fire cracker pistols, &c.
Pistols and cannOns, from sc. TO soc.
Rockets, &c. to 81 90 each.
Torpedoes, best, &C. piece or three for 25c. zoe.
per box
Common, &c. per pack, four for 25c
Grecian torpedOes, &c. EACH zoe. per box.
Union torpedoes lie. each, 3Oc box.
Punk, 1c per stick.
Torpedo guns, 10c each.
FORT COLUMBUS.
The general orders of the Post Adutant at Gov
ernor's Island declares that this being the ninety
second anniversary OF our national independence
the day will be appropriately celebrated by the
First-Battaon parade at II AS A. M; national sa-
lutte with appropriate national airsl at IL M. The
troops WIN then De formed on three sides OF square:
Reed; overture by the Depot band; reading OF the
Declaration OF independence; overture by the Depot
band; anniversary address; overture by the Depot
Band.
Ts'yd-The "star Spangied Banner, will then be
sung by the troops of the garrison and such visitors
as feel disposed to participate
The garrisons at David's and Bedloe's Islands will
bred at each Of those snb.depots at meridian. The
friends OF the officers and soldiers at Governors
Island are invited to participate in the approaching
celebration. A steamer will leave pier No. East
river for Fort Columbus at 11:15 and il45 A. NJ, and
Will convey the visitors back to the city after the
celebration Is over. BY order OF
Brevet Brigadier General H. ID. WALLEN.
CATHOLIC PRoTEcToRY.
The corner stone OF the Protectory for Destitute
Girls will be laid in Westchester at three O'Clock NJ
The address will be delivered by Rev. Issac T.
Hecker superior of the Society OF st. Paul the Apos
hundred homeless Children under the fostering
OF the Sisters OF Charity.
There viii be a grand holiday at jones' w God.
Bands OF music viii play all day, lady will prone
made on the tight rope, while In the evening quite
will be given. The shooting will also be continued
Yacht Race.
A UNION SCRUB RACE FROM FOOT OF WEST FIFTY
SEVENTH STREET, GOTTEN UP BY COLUMBIA YACHT
CLUB.
VIII be sailed to-day, July T. starting from the
Club House at hafpast ten A. NJ, sailing to and
around stake boat of Fort Lee and
then to and around stake boat of New
York Yacht Club House, Elysan fields,
nd back to Club House, West Fifty-seventh
street, the yachts to sail the course over twice,
giving all an opportunity of viewing the same from
their respective classes at ten A. M and to start by
the booming of gun. Yacts entered as foows:-
FIRST CLASS.
Sloop Lille 30 feet, owned and sailed by Commo-
dore J. A. Weaver Columbia Yact Club.
Cat Shamrock, 30 feet owned and sailed by Cap
sloop James Wallace rs feet, owned and sailed by
VIM. Lyons.
soop White Hawk. 2sk feet, owned by W. H.
Ward.
sloop Ethalind IS feet, owned and sailed by Vice
Sloop Black Crook. rs feet, owned and sailed by
Captain Snodgrass.
sloop win o the wlsp, 24,s feet, owned and sailed
sloop Fly Away, rs feet, owned and sailed by Tn
known.
LOOP Sophia, Harlem Yacht Club, owned by James
Dalton, sailed by A. Gibson.
Sloop Unknown, Independent Yacht Club, owned
by y. Malone, sailed by r. Mcmahon.
Sloop Fawn West Forty-ninth street Pleasure Club,
sailed by r. Buckley.
Sloop Rather New Rochelle, sailed by Watson
Hines.
sloop See Me- Staten Island, sailed by Andrew
Torstan.
THIRD CLASS.
Eliza, sloop, owned by Harlem Yacht Club, sailed
by W. Gibson.
Devioa, soop, owned by Bayonne Yacht Club B.
Sturgess, sailed by Il. Sturgess
Unknown, cat, Jerome Pleasure Club, sailed by F.
Butts.
Comet sloop, Jersey City Yacht Club sailed by
Mr. ketcham.
Unknown, cat, sailed by f. Oliver.
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