New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.


and the display Of banners and fireworks in the evening
at Carroll and Washington Parks and the Satellite Base
Ball GrOnnd At sunrise the chimes OF St. AIMS on the
flights, rang out number Of patriotic airs, and at
the Church was well flied by audience that listened
with pleasure 10 the reading OF the Declaration Of hide
pendence by the Rev. Noah Hunt schenck The hne
choir of the Church, under the leadership OF Mr. j. NJ
Loretz, IT,, sung some selections The City Han and
County COurtOuse were proiusey decorated Wlth nags
and strcamers and In the evening Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns Throughout the city the display Of
The hoppict incident of the day was the dinner given
little children at the Protestant Orphan Asylum In Cum
berlandst The little ones wore happy faces enjoyed
their feast, and went through OF their exercises
with proficiency The Skating Rink on Cermontave.
crowded in the evening and the concert OF popular
music performed by DOdwOrth's orchestra was highly
appreciated The fields throughout the suburbs
bail. The theaters were well patronized During the
James Cain, conductor on the East New-York and At
car was shot i'm the light leg by some person unknown
The wound Was very severe one ana nc was taken 10
the City Hospital.
John McCi0yern age 49, and living in Fourhaye., near
FOureenth-st. NowYork while in Myrte-ave, had his
thumb blown of by the explosion Of Union torpedo
age EACH had their faces severely burned by the eXpo
Thomas Nichols, age six. residing corner Of Clinton
and Statests., hurned badly about the BODY by
PACK OF IA ms 81 3ch' oGoS wan n
ured about the face by the rebound OF rifle which he
Edward Malon age H. residing At the Of lafay
cite and RaymOndts had his hand aceracd by the pre-
George Anderson age H. was struck on the nose by
eand was taken to his home No 392 South Fith-
About 10 a. m Michael Ryan, age 10, residing in Skill
manst in firing off pistol into which he had placed
stone, blow OF the rst ana second nngers Oh his Iel1
number Of Union torpodoes exploded in the pocket
Of George W. Lawrence boy age years, and horribly
mutilated his rghteg He was taken to his home, no.
A. zacharins, age g. residing in Dean-st, Under
hl-ayc while carrying prakage Of hIeerachtrs' was
considerably injured about the hands ana lace. go, ,
Engellart, TO-.
ing pistol it exploded, and he was severely injured
About p. H., william Ernst age 10, Of No. 22I Court
st. had the back OF his head blown oil BY the explosion
OF some large fre-crackers.
At ?, Parker Butler residing in Prospect-st., near
Westinghouse visited Mrs. Wihe!mna Brush at her resi-
crlne family matters he became excited, and drawing
pistol shot Mrs Brush through the hand, inhictne
Insanity, arising from the use OF strong drink
The fires were not numerous, the losses scr
rious:
The hrcwork stanl Of william Harbinson, at No. 100
Flatbushayc, took dre from lighted cigar which bad
been thrown among the crackers, and damage OIL SO
a window curtain in a room Of the Dental Association
building, No. 26l FultoD-st, caught fire from fire
The three-story frame dwelling No 576 East Baltics
took fire at $50 last evening ana wa danageu 10 9e
Company The building occupied 10y Joseph Riggan.
LONG BRANCH, July 4.-The Fourth of July
duly celebrated here by the firing OF CANYONS and the
display Of flags from the Metropolitan, Continental, Car-
ges In the afternoon the Hon john d. Barnes
Declaration Of Independence in front Of the Continental
SSt " we're "a n IN iroh Of the hotels and grand bali
was given at t4e Clarendon Hotel %non was 'Ie on
with people, arrived during the day, nearly tng the
hotels be- OHd their capacity.
LONG ISLAND.
Outside of the incorporated cities, Sag Har-
Dor and Orient were the only places that had public
recognition of the day In the former village, the popu
ation of which was largely increased by the crowds
that passed over the Long Island Railroad in the trains
of Friday Saturday, aud Sunday. procession Was
formed OF the Fire Department. the officers of the vii
streets beaded 10y brass band. At o'clock Grafton
was delivered in the Methodist Church by the Hon L.
croWded, and the speaker was repeatedly appauded
After the Grafton various sports OF comic nature were
men attempted 10 climb creased pole there was tub
race in the bay and the pig. The celebration
At Orient the Soldiers Monument was dedicated
CELEBRATION AT TARRYTowN.
The inhabitants of this thriving and pretty
village determined TO do honor 10 the day, and TO
make the ceremonies worthy the town wherein Andre
was captured Old and young rich and poor about
early and scarcely store or dwelnghouse but made
display Of bunting In view Of the proposed laying Of
the cornerstone of a monument to commemorate the
citizens Of Tarytown who fell in defense Of the Union
grand military programme was projected, but the gain
erng OF troops was nor so Arg as Wa @ ~ Ul
a. procession was formed, consisting OF tue follow
ing troops: Post Newburgh, O. A. r. fonkers Division,
r.. A r..
post G. A. r., and Pcekskin q. a. II. Capt. Jacob
storms, G. A. r., acted Marshal The troops having
marched through the city proceeded to the sleepy lol
low Cemetery where il is the intention 10 erect the mon
uneut The design has not yet been decided on The
few appropriate remarks. He said that few, If any
would object 20 the undertaking they were there engaged
those who had died for the Union, for the cause Of lib
ery 1t to honor these mon who had given Their all
their lfe-fOr the country. But il all the more
pleasing because il to commemorate more especially
ibcir own citizens who now no more. The stone
tI. rtloNXeT a
omed' and marched To- Pocanfieo Park where the ora
ton was delivered by Col o. b. Lansing. lie said that
every country had ts distinguishing mark or feature
Jndea for religion but America and would be
distinguished for true liberty Was not right That they
should endeavor TO keep in remembrance the occurrences
which tended that end and TO remember the men who
we're Instrumental in forming this nation.
erected 10 commemorate the capture of Major John An
DIRE and said to be on the very spot where the thiee
couutrymeu we're sitting when Andre rode up 10 then
TIE DAY IN HEw-JERsEY.
NEWARK AND SEIGHBoRHoOD.
The people of Newark and neigh prhood were
enthusiastic in their manner Of celebrating the day. Bells
were ring and salutes fired at SUNRISE noon ana
sunset grand procession was formed on Military iark
at n H. and moved in the following order; Gen
ppme and staff Jefferson Brass Band; Fifth Regiment
Col WIN Ward; Second Regiment, Col. VIM Allen; First
peoimept Col. Jas PeckweH; Fire Department. TX
Cnjf Engineers sunderhaft's Band, Engine Companies
coyar city Band Committee OF Arrangements OF Com
mon Council Goddess OF Liberty, and 10 young ladies',
the - original STATES in handsomely uecs
ora platform disabled and wounded veterans 81
he war I'm carriages carriage containing Governor ana
Wv Wv covernor Mayor, President Of Common Counc,
orator and reader United states Senators ana ceps
hers OF Congress- United states GOStIhIIo,nt O' c
e.,te and County Officers, Members Of NeWJerscy Tg
,Iiare eY MAYOR of the city, invited guests &c. thc
n"ccss{on marched thrOughthe principal streets o t
I'M an WashngtOn-st where after music, prayer "ss
M Ny the Rev. Thomas Ksen, the reading ol tne
Ulcioratian OF Independence by John e. Dmlhe TOT
800 succeeded by Grafton 10y Nehnnah feTr!; anu
~" BSy Thomas Killsen gave the benedictoH FROM
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