New-York tribune., 1873-07-03
THE NATIONS GAhA-DAY.
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Tho indications are that the coming Fourth
-, r, vv,u he celebrated a scale OF greater magn-
tpsethap has been known fnr many years past. The
Fourth falling Friday this YEAR and business during
Inly being generally dull. large number Of Arms viii
Loo frasa Thursday evening until Monday morning
More thau 100 OF the manufacturing iewelry plated
,rare opucal. and fancy goods firms OF Maiden
lane and John ST. have agreed 70 close their places of
business from Thursday afternoon until Monday morn
ing considerable number Of the dry GOODS importing
aouses win follow tho example thus them The Cot
con- Produce and stock Exchanges viii aIso be closed
during that interval AL leaves Of absence the mem
Ders of che Police and Fire Departments have been re-
voked. snd A. members are ordered on duty on the
FOURTH
AZ SUNRISE that dav Aliutant Warner The adopted
OF The Veterans OF Jhc var Of Isl4 viii hoist the
national flag the Old block .ort 10 the Central Park
N the presence Of tho Veterans. salute viii DO fred
sunrise from tht Battery from an shc fonts u the
narbor and up The East River, and in the
Navy-Yard. As usual, dacs will be displayed
"a tho forts the puOhc buildings, and the ship
ping. At 80 James Ayhe viii selections on
the chimes 0f Truity Church. MsjOr-Gen- shaier
hHs ssuod order Tor he parade Of tue First Division
\ O.. Thc line Of march VIII ne up Madson-ave 70 ana
through Fortysee0ndst. % and aOWn Ifh-aYe 10 ana
through sxtee1thst to the point Of review which VIII
ne established on the Plaza at the northern end Of
Union-squarr. The commanding officer of Battery
wi salute 20 be hred 0n the Battery ~
The Veterans Of ls12 viii make short parade
afterwArd dine with the 9th Regiment at the Centre
Market Armory
TIE TlmrnauY Society VIII meet At Tammany Han,
and Grand slohem August oohel viii make JAe open
ng speech. The Declaration OF Indepe8dence Wall he
-ad by ex-Jndge James Spencer. and the oraJ.on VIII
p delivered Nv the Hon. Clsrkson Potter.
TIE members or the Boulevard Club VIII meet ~ the
.ub-house. q Ouehundred-aud-thrdst and North
gor st sunrise. -rADd reveue VIII be beaten. he
American Tag raised q salute Of3I3 guns fired. and pat
songs sung by the Boulevard Quartette Cub At
loon guns viii be fired; at g. m. tne Declaration If
Independence vii ne read by Prof Wm. N. Jellf songs
vlI Do sung. and o Grafton delivered by the Hon.
Jerome Bucs, with speeches bv other prominent ct-
'sas and % the evening Lhero wll Js display Grc
gcskN
The Society Of the Cincinnati one 81 Tho oldest IN che
-ountry dating back 20 the Revolution VIII hold ~
annual dinner. number Of literary and social clubs
m also celebrate the day by dinners and in oins' ways.
4 RELIGIOUS SERVICE.
TIE Catholic Union OF New-York purposes ceie-
rating she Fourth Of July by specai religious 81
s5ss 10 TWO Tie city churches Peters In Bar.
.syst there VII be q solemn high mass at lOl o'clock,
e,5,h sermon bv lie Rev II. 5 )FlTrelI, Liberty
ana th, Catholic Church The music VIII be under
ne direction % Prof PeCh-r. md VIII consist =
1avdns Mass No. I6 in p fq an 0fsrtorT by Paciu..
sol ~v-ui -ancte spiritus.' by HImmel Tie snIo
larts % DE- taken by Mrs Easton tsoprsno,. Miss
G5.I alol. Mr savage and Mr. Fr sch (eDOrSl, aud
W stand .bass. There viii also be- a chorus A. tle
church a The Immaculate Conception III Last -Four
senth-,t, there VIII be solemn high mass st Ia;
'CioCk. with by the Rev. J. J.. Spaiding, on
The PruvldrutaI Mission or The Church in the United
4tc The music VII consist OF AIaniAnci's Mass ia
E.. and Will ~ produced under rhe direction OF Prof.
+usrav schmitz organst n the cathedral with %
Soluble quartete chorus o. so voices and the
Glowing solo singers: Miss C5rr1di op-anol, Mrs. C1-
- lilol. Mr Graf tenolI, Mr -Jhst Uautonel, aud
Nr Urcbs llae-I.
TIE d,y WI no oei. DRAFTED oy che inmates Of several
me institutions IN eaar~e ~ the Commissioner o.
-aarities and Correction and programmes Of the g'
-i-es have been prepared AZ Rlndalps Island tha-.
T % ul,lonal salute at suuyise, followed by rade
t5e Baudals Island Guard. aud the reading - the
Declaration 0f Independence, and general festivities.
4 similar programme has been prepared for Belt'ue
Io.pita. ne Soldiers Home. and other institutions
An irish national demonstration VIII De made ~ Belle
cue Garden. ~ the foot Of EChtieth-st. East River
f-ls egrn Regiment y. &C. s y Y will be formally pre-
,ented with Irish fax. the gift OF number OF the
-e-dsut OF Tpparary Ireland All the principal L1sa
military o1gaulzgtons in the city VIII attend ~ Uniform
RACING ASD YACHTING.
Tl- great race 40 Long Branch VIII httract ar ne
nsnss Hron-. The stesmers Plymouth Rock. the
Empire State. che Newport. the Jesse Hovt and the
Great Metropolis VIII make trips during the dan
nvtine with The railroads running 10 Long Branch.
Monmouth Park where the H held IS 70 be thrown
~ to -he public free o. charge the rrst time - has
ever bern ioHr track ID mis- country An sd
MISSION Zee VII only De charged 70 The Grand stand and
other resrvrl places The program ne ol raves le one
best offered, 1u1 The rntIe, ltl1ut Ll'.. 9
,he Oest racers IN the couly Ittre WA aso Pe tr'E
ang az Derf1at Park and 10 sui lt0Ah ~ Luz d.h
The lrrs.-..ncuts FOR yacht race 80 -tonington.
conn On d.. Fl4-t1 of JAY are nearly eompieteo ana
FOOD c0nteal IseXpecfed 1Le ,i-t on 7hfss ~ ~ ~
GUIDE 4 number OF yacnta wen Known IN New York
satrrs ana piner yacht-lvner7 along rae souna VIII
osrtciu,te a number OF New-YOrk gentlemen " 10 DE
Dr.-nt and "a, celebration Oi the Fourth al SLonhgIOA
Tye Arrnnau.s Rowing club VIII hold a grand regatta
Bergen Point, \. j. There VIII oe races Oh several
e--1 rne flr Fouroareo and par-0ared shell races
s trlg uufnp-r of single scus are ehtefee anu AJ'
The lnl1 atta Of the sesw tnhaka Yacht Cinb n 10
be- sailed in oyster Bay: Arrsasenents are --reAdJ
t.rlst,ne contest several new yachts recently aided
i, ne I'll ,,,rg Others the AIieI, belonging 20 Coumo-
.ore swan. -fI 'ppear to-moroW Tor e us' llue III
EXCURSIONS
I-rsr number Of excursions wall be made uD ihe
N1-th .na ks,, Flyers down the Bay and on the yar-
So railroads ,eadiug ont Of The city. The steamer Wy
1iuiug q snake an excursion 20 NeWbursh, leaving
pek--l1 % am. Fulton Ferry, BrOoslyu, :l5 a. ul
Pier e. S.rr1 River 545 d. IN. ChrisicDher-si' a. un
and TLr, .oarti--t. North River ~ $50 "a. N. The
u . steamer shady Side, with the steamers Pleasant
Valley ant Port Lee, viii make trips 70 FoH Lee.
Pleasant Valley. and shady s!ae, every 80 minutes
dauDg he DAY nom epru-7t from a. ~ Lahulng - a.
Twenty ihrisr ln minutes latef. IAe 6todui , NAV.
teawau v tO hevporJ, n. j., leaving Pler - NOfth
"a. lrdfte hc4 port 80 p
n rbs r.y steamer o. IT. Northam VIII leave Peck
slip At s l N aud New-Hayrn at 1880 p. ~ The new
sfeaInsr 1.rrlCus Hll leave Esst Thirty -thIust az
1913 a. m r.rk-r--Iip Pier sT az 1:it D. M 9hriihs
u,<r Brrogvu Ii.sl a. N. fhrstOpher-st. llJO - u,
aEd Pier o. North River az u o'clock noon.
The Hart1u Railroad viii run special rain 70 LAKE
Mahopr f-l the depot az FortyseCOndst, July 3, at
3-5 y. m rle south side Railroad 0f Long Island vii
sp-cl4 train Tor Fire island july 3 leaving ~ go
o. ~. srd making no stops until Babylon IL reached.
Ihis C0npsny viii also run special tialn On llA
from WhausburgA 8.30 a M for 5Outh oyster bsNs
f.Dckaway. Babylon end Sire and and lsIp special
train w leave New 0Tk Lebanon rprnss Oh the %
Of JulJ. - $50 b.. D.
THF IrETWOHB-.
The dtslrr- In fireworks of al kinds have laid IN
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