The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-05

1It ~ the thread. doHen.
VII f. = wriRgIing worms were
~ when the old man dsngE
~ cd fine bob In his handJ
uO tiched Mt line, spss
yuDGR LorT's FOURTH. upon II twice, and chuck
cd I. into the water 4 minute elapsed: The ole ol6
up bis bob, with eel about four inches in length.
Showing the eel into his ttai pocket bo arranged
snS Sp no s Gs ors
on the bob before no could secure it. While the
venerable old man was stufang the three squirminf
ees IN his pocket, spruce young man approached
Much luck, cid man :"
tone, whats That 70 you, De of with you"
"0h," replied the spruce young. fellow. not in the
where you could catch some Zig eels-that's al. !"
The Jndee brtgh'ened up In an instant Where
cells. I'd rather bob for cells than DO anything else.
Where is the place that you speak orr
sSsSo. SSns soSns S your
mo" said the Judge, splitting ,, on hi, bsit
thread will hold on to the teeth OF the ees. Cotton
thread is not nne and strong enough. When arss
found out II was because I useL cotton thread for
p0es soos mo Nov take silk thread and always have
Here the Jutee yapkcd up couple Of eols and
stuck them in his pocket. Af,er vipins the slime
from his hands on his boots, he again threw 10 bio
Did You ever nsh in TIE Fulton forry ~ ssksA
the spruce young philosopher.
lights at the Fulton ferry. The lights slime upon
the water and scare The cells You can't catch any
Lafayette nsh IN the Fulton ferry slip but you can't
catch any ses."
How Is 1t that you like to bob for cells so much ~
continued the spruce young man
"well,' answered the Judge "bobbing for eeis
fOoS on S SuSSS ss
bring him round all right II ranquilzes his mind.
and sets the bobber contemplating on the vanity Of
Here the judge blew his nose, efter which he
pulled up and pockctcd another yel Tie spruce
ration. but sucked his teeth In silence Suddenly
the Judge said:
wnoeS BS; s the Place that you speak Of
up in Mystic, Conn. on Rtm Island up there
yop can sss SSS ss, big nc
losing his balance, and falling into the water.
What is your name, =" he gruHiy asked.
"Maloy." answered the spruce Soung boy.
"Patrck Maloy I" continued the Judge. evidently
in great passion,
:" And you wrote for TnE Sun all those thing.
abo1t my bobbng for cells last summer, and spoiled
my bobbng In the slips Why last TALL over hum
dIed men were bobbing here every night"
Here the judge used some rough expletiyos, and
Threatened to throw the spruce young fellow into
tile river. The ferry master, hearing the row, came
up and drove both the Judge ana his companion
hotbled home, breathing vengeance, aud threatening
a libel suit.
THE DAT IN wILLIAhsBuRGH.
Tho celebration In williamson sh passed OF with
few accidents. Young America was unusually caa-
Tile Eckiord Social Club entertained large num-
Der Of guests with music patriotic speeches and rs-
The congregation and friends Of the Church of 81
Vincent de Paul held picnic in Myrtle avenue
The societies connected with st. Mary's Church Of
the Immaculate Conception spent tho day In Bouis-
Socrates Lodge, No. ass, a German organization,
had festive time in High Ground Park.
THE FIREWORKS AT rus CITY HALL
At the City Hall, and more particularly In the
vicinity OF lI Sun office, the streets were blocked
Dy crowd OF pushing, 6nsiiing people, eager 70
cfush, push tear~anythins to obtain a posit,oa-
One aged Celtic female whose patriotism had OBJ
tanned for her an exalted position on Tux SUE
soop, gave fair example OF the conduct Of inany
in the crowd The old woman asked by SUI
reporter 10 allow him to pass into the ofhcs. She
her accidentally touched one OF her children. IA
| rude manner the woman turned upon the reportes
an tore hi. coat almost on his back, and demoi-
Tie fireworks were a great Improvement upoa
those OF previOu, years. and reflected much credh
up n the Commissioners. As zach piece was touch
o on there was the usual chorus OF dhs-ohs anA
her explstives equally sensible and a good desi
.sted, and the crowds waited with expectancy foe
!he clos.ag eh2 dreurrs. and precisely as the CiH
the evening went OF. The multitude were entranceI
with wonder as the neat and never. .before:soea
Of the Father Of our Country, dressed In purple,
yellow, red. and green. Washington shone respIea.
on :. <
crowd admired Andrew Cor brief while. whsa
string. and Old aiciors % mo pss ssnins
as3o, e v.ss IN. nS
awe as the brilliant lines OF Big SKI eountsnanes
were diseernod. and fathers holding small childrea
Big Blossom was They went home after this,
happy.
IN wKsrcnEsrEs COUNTY.
The German military company at Morrsania pa
raded yesterday. large crowd listened to the In
passioned eoquence OF MIR. Justice Hartman, who
Star spsngled Banner, Washington. and nine y-four
years ago The Declaration VAS read In silence and
wss by sR 15o;Ss So%
ever, did not crafty the assembly with any patriotic
remarks. After this, all adjourned to Rpdney's anA
smiled.
The programme at Williamsbridge was boat race
on tie Bronx, music, aud dancing The boat races
were superintended by the Bronx Regattl Club. The
first WAS OF two snglescoll boats Tor 800 the dis
tance being two miles M. Bride was the victor br
twenty lengths, Several other races were pulled.
Catholic Church OF st. VIII iams and st. Mary's q
THE FOURTH IN NEWARK AND VICINITY.
Newark celebrated tho Fourth. yesterday with
more than usual demonstrations. Bells were runE
and salutes fred at sunrise. noon, 0nd sunset
grand procession was formed on Military Park q
streets to the Rink on Washington street. where.
amer music, prayer was offered by the Rev Thomas
hileen. reading Of tile Declaration Of Indepr rndencs
By John g. During, Grafton by Nehemiah Perry, and
benodction by the Rev Thomas Kileen.
From early morning the principal streets were
den4ely packed with pedestrians and carriages The
cnloTed residents celebrated their own account
at the Catharine street NJ, T. Church.
IN BLOOMFIELD.
The citizens OF Bloomfield enjoyO cd themselves ap-
prOpriately In their own quiei village Firing oi
caBDon and ringing Of bells ushered In tie day.
Charles +. Smith OF New Brunswick delivered an
excellent oration In the First Presbyterian Church
and there was fair display Of fireworks in the
evening.
IN ELIZABETH.
The celebration at Elizabeth consisted Of the usual
salutes, procession which was participated In By
the IRE department companies A, G, AMI VI
the National Rife Guards of New jersey and by
the citizens generally and an excellent Grafton in
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