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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
Dcafl, ola Race EfOFSc.

New YORK, Oct. l7.---The race horse Look
out, for which $4,000 had been refused, died
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

Property SALE. -Attculion is directed to
the sal. of valuable real estate, advertised in
another column If the Gazette, 10 take place
at Cats Tavern, West Fad, tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
DlSO'o CURE FOX CUNsUMrrluN.

As the season ror Coughs md Co}is i again
upon us, we would cali the attention OF Our CTS
toners and the public generally 10 the above val
liable and now July tested Preparation. SinGc
It's !n:roGuc; ion BY Us into tDis community ""
tuvc sold thousands Of bottles. ana it nnS rsr"y
lalci to give the most complete >,tls!"c:i"n.
The trade supplied ut proi.rclor's lowest rates.
JANNEl u CO.. Druggists,
oct Is No. IL; King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

Letters addressed to the following named
persons arr detained in the POstottce here for
want Of proper direction or postage stamps :
Mss MniIie McAs,er, H. {. Springs Miss
Louis. f. Gack, Mr. Branton Pollard, Emma
McGruier, Rapid Ann station, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
NOTICE To TRAVELLERS AND SHIP

NOTICE To TRAY EALERS AND SHIP
~ pNRS.
UTOMAC RlV Err LANDIN GS.
STEAMER PAhISADE.
CHANGE OF UAiS-FUR CUEKIOMAN
TWICE y WEEK.
Steamer pai;s4dc, Jos Whit. master Ill, p
will, on aud alter Monday. Oct. -0oh, - -
leave Washington from Twelfth ST. wunvI, +.
cry MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
INGS, at Is o'cl,ck, and AleAandria, 1T !.
Returning. leave Curroman hE Err ! TU rs
DAY and FRIDAY NrENlNGS.
Fo. illul a!a;ion. thrUugi tickets, &c, apply To
J. BkODER> Is CO, Agents,
Or on the Boat [ocL l1-tll II King St
FINE AS>OkTMENr OF ENG Ll>1
N and AMERICAS PICK LES, Sauc"s,
Calsu- :, Canned .so~dS, Sardincs, JeiiIsS, Sc
\ large stock jus; received - whieE, we invite
The i u i'll attention of the Trade. Figures low
GEO. McBURNEI son,
octI LOO ana 10 King street.
4 FULL LINE OF HOSIERY. GLOVES,
~ Cor.ctS. nLroidcry, in new styles, which
have been b.:uyEt cheap, and VIII he sold nc
oct Il " Mr.. DRIEFUS'.
WEALTH Is WEALTd--Go and geta full
IL Apply oil WINTER CARMEN Is OF Mi
Kinds. At Mrs. DRiEFUo,
or. l. 10 King street.
f,ArG COD CRANBERRlES, New Z'ate
~ Curr,a!>, iss and Dates, tor sale b.
GEO. NcBURNEi y Sun,
oct1l lG0 y 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

CHAM GANG. The chain gang, Which, ow-
ing to late achievements, ncw has five men-
b,rs, were our to-day ard cleaned thos" streets
on which they were at work pretty well, but
the t"i!. boards # the carts engaged Ia rcmov-
!ns the dirt fitted 81 Laiy that most Of it was
spit ont again on street, that otherwise would
also have been cIcaD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

ltOMMlSSIONERS' SALE--Under author
~ lty Of u decree VI the Circuit Court OF Alex
l.nIria county, W., rendered in the SUIT ol
i,yuct's executor: VI. K Jach's deviaces, the un-
det>,yHcd, surviving C?mmiasI.nGra, "'Il ss,,
It, pabilc uuc..on, on SATU EBAY, the l@t day
al .1orcmucr. 1913, III T. o'clock mon, at the
.r,nr door .. The Custom House, Alc1A-drla,
J. 6 NDIVIDED HALF OF LOT OF
GEiJu Nd Il. Ike south west corner ~ 7 mon ana
Vote streets, Ale<andria; w tcct ihchc' on
itoliaan., rs feet on Onion street.
SQUARE OF GROUND, IN Alexandria,
bounced Oh the north by MoitSomcry street. on
he cast by Royal, on tho south BY Madison ana
"a thc west " Pitt stlcc..
Term. twenty per cent cash; the residue in
hicc cl,;,.l lnstalments at t. Il ana 10 mouths
ttu .n sue with Interest; the purchaser W give
n. bjt.dS y n good personal security the lltlc
10 BE retained till iul! payment OF purc'se
moGcy, and the property ~ b. rcsotd ~ the ri'k
and exI, nsc Of the purchaser III detsut OF any
DarI..at. Co-ycyancing at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES 4. STU ART,
s. FERG USON BEACH,
OCT 3-co.s ourv'g. Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

Police REroRr. The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
terday's issue of the Gazette:
William Madella, coiored boy, Tor OBTAIN
ing edbles FROM the shop O.! George Hart, also
colored, was discharged upon the payment Of
the amount of his swlndllngs.
James Nukes and John {. Siontenburg, for
assaulting and shoo,il Z Hcury Taylor, coloTed
we're fined aud discharged.
Benjamin Boswell az ESCAPED mem Der OF
the chain gang who was arrested for dlSorderiy
conduct, was discharged upoa promise to quit
the city forthwith. u.
female ordinary keeper 10 the 81 Ward
for selling liquor without the proper license,
was fined and discharged.
warrant was issued iy Justice Padsett Tor
the arrest of l.. Bendhcltu, charged win an
assault upon Elmcr Chase, a >m I'll co!Iecu boy
Boat RACE. The last regatta oil the season
will be sailed over the caursc from Washington
to Fort Footc and return for the challenge nag,
ro-mnrrow The start will be at 81 O'Clock
A. m, sharp. The yachts Echo, Capt /; H.
Gasavay; Ger,ru lie, Capt. David Jcnkcn>; ''ue
Wing, Capt. Barnard; Fannie baN' C.h'. T.
II. Bell, and Spray, Capt. pcndie!on' VIII par
ticipate.
MUTTSY.--A mutiry occurred on board t"e
schooner Four Boys, Capt James Mcoracten'
on her last trip down the river, but the ring.
leader, white man, being put a SHORE INC ics'
of the crew were quoted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

''RATrIE HIS Bones. fine man whose
Grnai,> wciH hrar.i, and who was seen lying in
the bottom ui u wagon with IN umbrella over
hin, IN lis way up King street. thi:: afternoon,
and about wiiuln vGi"us surmlscs were enter
tHinrd, waS poor sick man from the county,
who VA, being carried 10 the Aluls House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

FELL FROM Ills HIGH ESTATE The trap
stick ii ca!t loaded with -four, slipped ou',
AZ the Intersection Of III. e and Pit streets, to
Hay. and tic uoorcd driver. who WAS III jubt,d
upon tie barrels was elevated considerable
il-,auc", aud then turned b. ok somrrsault as
lie cart dumped its loud oui il The uidi. vf
the street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

l;ErAIns 70 TIE Tunnel j he long needed
repairs to The eastern end or the Wilkes street
tunucl have at last been conncnccd. and, it is
to be hoped, viii, when compeica be OF II srlJ-
,:antiaI character, aod juch 4, will improve the
appearance Of what for years pas, Ia, bccu "a
exc Strt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

REtIlAL SERVICES The revival services
which nave b,ru il progress for the last two
weeks 1T The VI. i, Church, cJn.inuc To attract
crowded congregations aul though not !nany
p.tit2nG, have lrofas:cd conycr,:rn, the inter
ct II. lur ili@s.!:us> seems uu,iIaltd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

LIuuuE LICENSES - The Mayor has deter
nln,d il he oAuo, prevent the sale Of liquor
to ut least make those who get rich upon It's
sale take on; the proper iic1!:>c or doing 80,
AID wI,h this object in view has lately incd
several parties who have licenses retail liquor
merchants, Tor keeping ordina:!cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

TIE ALEXANDER. CANAL The damage to
the u,.icu lock OF The Alexandria canal reported
yesterday was exaggerated But one gate in
stead o.! fur, as stated, was knockc.! out. i
will tc rcpI#c4d by tonight, aui navi Gutcu will
t,c rcsan.Gtl to- morrow lncruiug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

TIE pALsApE. AS w;.i be seen by an adj
vcr'ise'ncuE, III a#other c,umo, the steamer
Pas;sdc, On aud after Monday next will make
two trips week tc Currioman aui the in
tcrnrdiaic livcr landings leaving here on
NoIiays AID Thursdays aud returning On !Ac
IOEluWlhg Gays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. The lady friends
OF the AlcxanLrla Library met in the rooni= Of
the Library Assoclaiion Te-tortiay evening, and
Determined. i" s,rr Il public ulrncr and supper,
t.. Tia: brncli; .! the Library, on Friday, the
Tth .; mex, month, in the Library ropH!a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

ALEXANDRIA CATH f MARKEr. October IL
Calves has been very heavy this week; but as
our bark are able and disposed to accom- tnodate
themselves to the demands Of all legitimate
the market has ruled fully up to
tx pectatlons. We quote Gait e at to Sic, Sheep
j to &c, Lambs > 1aS5, Hogs III to &c net, and
Cows and Calves ~ to $50 per head. Mark pt
moderately actiYc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17
lev Green IL Wise,
o.: r..,iu \ gents and AucL;Onnors.

Pr. VIM. CO., sep 23-cots CONS. OF ;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, October l6-
sAt % Cows and Calves offer, d to-day.-
Ing prices obtained were rs follows: Cattle 3 to
2!c Sheep lta6c, Lambs 8 to So per head, Cows
Md Caves ~ to $50 Market for Cattle good !;
>,'Av9p fairly active; Lau.bs brisk; Cows and
ea'cS very active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-17

DUBLIC SALE--Wllh be sold to the highest
i bidder, on MONDAY. the 10Th instant, Mt
ten o'clock. TWO SHANTIES and LOT OF
LUMBER consisting of Scantling, Shingles,
&c, near the w. " .. Il. k.-taken to satisfy
ii=tratnt warrants in my hands for rent due l..
Genzberger.
Oc, ll-"olw JOIN Z. GRAY. A. G. &.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
A GENTS TAKE NOTICE. -,,.s
N JUST THE BOOK FOR THE TINES
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAINTS.

Ry n III
El1er and Missionary.
The ory reliable complete History Of the horons ana pre-
stOp that peculiar people for tiy years Sta 'hT 40 p
e from Of Joseph Smith t. the last o0nIsnP
Bsbsm Young 1t perfect record q The ne and progrei. o. y.
NOS extraordinary religion the world has and Us page
vyiay the whole Of Joseph smiths s.rng ne ron % %
illustrated by anecdotes amusing and patneuc In Nno
book u Of In i have the iaets o. tne
bu Brigham Young de6ed the United States Government Ise
also Origin a9d practice Of PolIg2 We are
grspc language Of that singular bat eTrbf e0ch 10 hou
ry tnown As Reformation or the Reign Of Ierror GSh sLei
human ssences by the Mormon priests one o '
Inos Interesting touching aPte in the whole work IS NE hTnns
narrative of The handart eganis TO Uh be boN
e psshd Of cold and want while crossing The pAi rsns
% Meadows Massacre which more than 81 score
women eren erou murdered cold blood y oIoei
Of Mormon full and Trustworthy account n gwen
Brigham ouug s life Btues aud oaIaeir also ia account o.
the great mineral wealth Of lie Ierctory -.
volume by Mormon Missionary and Elder Of tSeni
~ stsn1ng Bghams nghhAnd Sho vas 10
e. with the workings Of ihe system AMER aetoHs m
whole hfe promugsboD the Mormon ih be gradually out
grew eBssng system Of qpeuous faith sad poN presents .
ts wof an ueet history se result Of many ea
Of uot dgen study sdjei 70 Tong h m personal eI
rtrsr the fullest and latest Intelligence Of ali Al e
hvt q Utah and the MOunons .,.---- -
uel with woOdcuts ard twenour fupAe enRraE
m epste engrsvDg Of Bingham Young taken from his latest pho
fac-simile Autograph Letter OF The froPhet
sere1 hundred echty-fye pages Of text
Pine Cloth. As; sheep So Hall Morocco, - % -.
Oy Agents whom erorg and liberal ts ne gwen
lpnl,t5 D. APPLETON & Co PUBLISHERS.
$40 AND 55I BROADWAY, hb"-lORk
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
Gclp Uanie0-- Hlales.

WANTED-A MAN who has had experience
w and TO SELL LARGE BOOKSto 90 TO s.
establish Illustrated Boei one Who
sssait preferred; large salary VII be a NE
Address. giving eIpenenee snc saAy Na'e '" D.
HOLLAND Co, Springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
GoIeis.
Summer Reiredts.

DOARD NAV now be secured at HILLSIDE
D HOUSE Montear n J. EewYorks most attractive suOlI.
Aouutsb air. shade charming dives and sne Con,enept 70 oePs
DERSONS wishing COUNTRY BOARD can
learn Of desirable SooomnoiaoHs by ADDRESSING r. " D0A o.
Boouag Grow, Orange County n l.
XVOODSBURG PAVILION, Woodsburg, l.; |.
w This u5oen bote viii be opened June e'n be rAehea "
SSON' '''' 1'-s n p. SEWBLL Proprietor.
D0UND HILL HOTEL, northampton, Mass.
III -Uuparaled drves scenery, boating groves fountains S VI
- hskv fve and rue discontinued Ttfms
sl0 So 10 81 per SpeA families Send stamp Tor ar
q EkST6 S4eretsrv. Trad FULLER Superintendent
COUNTRY BOARD-STAMFORD, Conn.
" The institute" Clsrks hll'
will be- op-h for boarden May J. ....
BY FORMER PROPRlBTRESS, b. NlLLlAANi
..o o. zane grounds rr residence ~ furnished Hot nd
eoL .ster ras 10 even and really for occupaney
C.U ~ silrrss b. WILLIAMS. 73 Ma1is0nSve.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
JAMES MCOREEKY 81 Co,
JAMES MCOREERY & Co,

BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST..
rouA Fall n.rtenlst attention AIsr, Goods De
psrnss shieh u be constantly sspPhd Sh ihs sIs vs As
ssssSt b ,upassss by any is ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1873-04-14
Boaro ano Rooms.

CTANihiERING. .-New-YOrk Stammering In
- sg iestsbbai 1870 Profs Gown, Manager io1
R TgeulvthrJSt references furnished instruments, Apph'
omrnes Used Boarer taken and no sy Tor OoSu OF scr
until cured Send for prospectus
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european PLAN, No.
- 6s BroAdSay. BeeotersSinee Rooms 81 per day
Weet Hotel TesiAnrAut and newly
furnished Ali Broad way pass the Hotel
GEORGE s 4 LEWIS LELAND, PrOpneiorS-
I GLANDS STURTEVANT HOUSE,
IL Brosdwar TweutTeehth and Twen DBh-s. New-York
AMERICAN PLAN WITH ELEVATORS
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
MAR TEE DEP ITS AND THEATERS
LEWIS & GEO. 5. LELAND Proprietors.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

Commodore Vanderbilt has accepted The
Presidency Of the Lake Shore Railroad.
The AtkisOD, Topeka, and Santa Fe Rail
road made important change in the terms OF the
sale OF its land Hereafter the sales will he made on II
years time, with payments except the annual inter
est on the purchase money for the htst four years
The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Com
pany has Instituted suit in the Court ot Common Pleas
OF Hannibal Mo-. against Charles p. HsywoodICoector
Of Internal Revenue for $4,000 paid 70 him as taxes
interest and dividends Of the bonds Of the Company
from Jan. l. 1870 to April. Is71 The Company claims
that this collected unlswfuly and made apph
cation proper department. at Washington 20 have
the amount refunded, which refused, aud nOE II
brings suit against the Collector 10 test the validity or
the assessment The case will be transferred to the
United states District Court Of this city and tried
during the September term.
Morton. Bliss d Co. began yesterday the pay
ment OF the July coupons OF the luton Pacific nrst
mortgage bonds but In accordance with the terms Of
the injunction they forced 10 ask the following ques
tons OF persons presenting coupons: IL DO the cOu
pOns which you present belong 10 either OF the
persons named 10 lsts Nos. I and containing the
OF the defendants in the Credit MObiier 6uD T.
3D. Are they the coupons Of bonds which were dis
trbuted dividends or aotmeDJs OF profits % share
holders OF this Company directly, or by the seven
trustees under the Oakes Amee contract the DsSls
contract, OF through or by the Credit MObor OF
America and II 80, to whom do they now belongf
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
THE coNTRoLLER's DILEMMA.

The arrest of Controller Green when he was
about to enter his residence, on Wednesday evening
was on proceeding begun nearya year ago TO compel
the payment OF a claim made for a6out $500 by an
atache Of the old Board OF Supervisors, who received
il il said a verbal appointment from VIM. d. Tweed and
Joseph B. Young and who 10 he retancdu charge
OF the Office and affairs Of the existing Board The Con
troller resisted payment because Mr. McGoWan had
never been appointed by the Board OF Supervisors.
The Justice Supreme Court before whom the
argued sustained the position of the Controller but
an appeal was taken TO the General Term. The General
Term the decision of the Judges below aud NO
notice whatever given TO the Controller or 10 the
Corporaton Counsel OF the decision of the Court writ
Of attachment WAS taken out against the Controller
and served in the evening. The claim IN ques
tion small against the County
I'm which the Controller had personal interest what
ever No notice given TO the Controller OF the pro
ceediug until the Sheris officer appeared 20 execute
the writ, nor time allowed TO make payment prior
10 his arrest which pN him % the inconvenience at
late hour the day OF getting money enough 70 pay the
CLAIM The order Il is understood was signed by Judge
Iusrra ahufn
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1873


OF Lieut.. Babcoeks Indian aids were wounded. Gen.
Crook is still at Camp Apache. ,,,s -.
ON the 94th ult, at Pine village, Mexican Killed an
Indian chiefs sop The authorities took charge Oh ,ne
murderer and sent 20 Camp Mcdowell for asaslanee
but before IL arrived the Indians took the prisoner anu
beat out his brains.
THE TRIAL OF THE MoDocs POSTPONED
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA dispatch from
Fort Klamath says that the Commissioners to try the
Modoc prisoners yesterday but unable to pro
ceed OF the illness OF the interpreter lho
trial was postponed until Saturday.
WHY sATANTA AND BIG TREE ARE NOT RELEASED
Th< Washington CAroEek' July j. , =,
Yesterday afternoon conference was neln
bet ween Gov Davis OF TexA, and the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs with reference 10 the disposition OF satan
IA and Big Tree. The points involved In this matter arc
exceedingly interesting and complicated. The election
will coms of in the Fall, and as Gov. Davis viii either
run for Governor for United states SENATOR IL would,
of course be injudic0us for him 70 offend the public
sentiment of the State which he Is bound 20 execute and
which is overwhelmingly in favor OF the punishment OF
these Indians the future could be fOreseen Gov. Da
Wis would acquesoo in the wishes OF the Indian once 10
pardon them but should he consent to their pardon
and without his consent they cannot be pardoned-and
should the Kiowas subsequently commit any depreda-
tons his act would become OF especial unp0pularity
All these points talked over yesterday and II was
practically concluded that Satanta and Big Tree shall
released but shall be punished as originally IN
tended,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
TILE RIIIIARn PRI2ES.

A company of invited guests met at 0'Con-
nors billiard In Unou-sQuare, last evening TO
witness the presentation of prizes 10 the competitors
the recent International Tournament John Geary for
merly champion OF Ohio, presented the prizes in an In
formal way, and the health OF tho competitors was
drunk at an entertainment provided by MT OCOnnor.
The net receipts from the tournament S34s IS.
The prizes were follows:
First prize A. GARNER parts Of the receipts.
tll 27 81; champion silver cup worth $3.50, which he Is
TO defend for 8 months, when II Will become his prop
erty: the table which the games played worth
about a. 900; and gold medal Second prize, G. Dion,
parts OF the receipts, s9J6 a. Third prize, NJ Da
tve parts OF the receipts, SsO5 %. Fourth prize. r.
Ubassy. four parts OF the receipts Si4 10; diamond
studded gold ocke worth s5O for best average
of fraction eight Fifth prize. j. Dion, three parts
OF the receipts 1888 15 Sixth prize, j. Deery two parts
OF the receipts s322 TO- diamond studded lockot. worth
$3.50. for best run.
Except for rule which forbds any contestant 10
ceive than prize. GARNER would have taken
the prizes for the best and for the best
run Before the company broke up Cyrlle Dion chal-
enged NJ Ubassy to play OF 600 points Of French
caroms to be played by 10 feet Collender bcvel
table according to the rules recently adopted in the To-
ternational Tournament for tho championship OF the
world at the threeba game, for $500 side. Az
NJ Ubassy intends to leave for France on July H. Dion
stands ready 10 play the game on the 10th.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
POLICE NOIEs

C. A. Parsons a dealer in picture Francs of No
ls9 reported TO Capt NshbuHe OF ~ Nnta f,c' Al
tfeFei unlp'tel
alse and stole $50 10 banE bills
Edwin Wech mysteriously disappeared more than
ago heard RON he ps as seen 81
noon sunday June u.s. coming out Of e John r. oufh -rs m
attending worship lie fagamin es isoes 10
hight a sandy beard and musschs.
At9a.m., yesterday, Charles " Ross, age "A, OF
No while crossing Fourt ave. o. sIushst 80
struck engine the Nsvaven Railroad ard received
the head and fracture Of The rsh homas '9
nof age Ouehangted ueteeuht ali hai-raf e
platform Of Harlem an south JesiersAy and va
v.ry seriously Injured.
The antemortem statement of VIM. Fitzgerald.
az. 49, coke pedder stecrth Wlo irucs
ihe bead with pair ofron tobgs the hands n John Ry eiA
,mbs helper on July by Herman ytfsiaf
Fitzgerald who has bope Of recovery avd hat be had ner
.n previous trouble he ared r,a
behind him and struck bin entirely Wlihost poEOauOR The uy
found q verdict against Reley, who has fci.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
JULY FOURTH.
A DINNER TO BE GIVEN IN LONDON.

A DINNER TO BE GIVEN IN LONDON.
LONDON July 9.-The American residents OF
London will celebrate the anniversary OF the Declara
ton OF the Independence Of the United States by din
ner At the LaDgham Hotel tomorrow.
THE DAY IN THE CITY.
The parade of the First Division through
Madson-ave., Forty.seeondst., and Ffthave., the
dinner Of the Veterans Of 1884, the patriotic demonsra
ton Of the Tammany Society, the Boulevard Club and
the Society OF the Cincinnati the scenes In the public
institutions the fireworks, tho excursions, the racing
and yachting and the remaining incidents in the cele
braton OF Independence Day. were referred 10 in de-
tail in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, and rehearsal OF tho
programme is thus rendered unnecessary this morning
although the anticipated pleasures Of the day at Mon
mouth Park are Outlined IN another column.
Merchants are evineng disposition 10 close their
establishments until Monday, Messrs Arnold, Constable
& Co. and many Others having announced TO their om
ployes that no service need be rendered until that day
Among the excursions will be peasanter than that
OF the steamer Bristol TO the lghtship. IL will 'leaYe
Pier No. 2s N r., at 10 and return at G3O D. m.
In addition 10 tho associations named yesterday the
Continental of Harlem will listen 70 address by the
Hon j. ZebesRy, at their rooms IN East One-hundred
andenthst after which the Declaration OF Independ-
ence will be read by COL william r. Knapp. At Pros
pect Park the 23d Regiment Band will play from TO
D. n and at the Central Park the following programme
will be performed at y. M;