The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03
How It Is To Be HonOred in
the Metropolis.
MILITARY DISPLAYS.
Civic and Social Celebrations and Display
OF PyroitchR,cS


CeuteDuias OF the nrst 10 the ninth magnitude,
eOmmemoratng each OF the battles between con
cord and Yorktown. Therefore II A. very ialr -
presume that centennals viii have become de-
oidedly commonplace afrairs. Even the memory
OF The qulnq-centenna: $50 years. VIII seem a
musty fable. and The close proximity TO the MIL
lenial VIII occasion only "paroxysman throb OF
rratlncanon. The urchln viii have forgotten the
New Zealsnder's prominent place I'm literature,
whose position he Nils in the minds eye Of the
writer.
But does any one doubt that the street Arab
viii be On hand when the sun shall rise on tue
Fourth OF July 2S75 surely not. He VIII rise
early, as he has done through ths centuries gone
He wiz have invested on the previous day the
Laper money or the period IA the new and ce-
nghtful 'uitro ycerIne torped0es," which VIII
then have supplanted the utterly anuqnated
Chinese Crackers" He VIII burn his fingers,
smoke MS FIRST cigar shoot himself and make his
parents wretched after the tlme-honored fashion.
lie VIII DO all these ana thousand other more
uuaceountabls taDgs his predecessors shan
have done them FOR 500 years before.
The Fourth 81 July Is a DAY that can never ole
with The representative Young American.
IT, following the tradition OF history. the Esqui-
maux shall overrun and devastate this country,
the lcelanders become the maritime Power OF the
world, tue Patagonans teach international law IN
their universities andthe sandwich Islanders sting
the music OF tRe future, The American boy will
annually celebrate. just rehgiousy, vigorously
and dangerously. the fourth Gay Of july Wnen
o. shall have been forgotten that Continental
Congress ever assembled, and when busy trades
men and lawmakers snail have ceased to regard
the day as a holiday the American boy VIII under
Inc II and set u up IN his heart by the side or
Christmas. The DAY lost all interest for the
American cftZRn--frDm OF
iriotism or pride, but because the sweetest Of
memories grow dlm with age, But with the
American boy, ever yonng, ever renewed,
fhe day must always remain the same. II
81 now virtually gwen up 10 him. The
timld citizen remains at nome, with fire eX-
tlngnisher by his side, anxiousy listening for the
expected alarm. few men who play Doy and IN
CAV colors parade the streets in the sun intrude
upon the prerogatlve OF young America while they
recognize his rlgats.
On TINS year We snail have the Fourth In two
doses. AS the day comes on Sunday, Monday VIII
be celebrated Bus II is idle 70 suppose tina {
tie enthusiasm OF the boys can be KEPT DOWN by
any SAFETY waive public opinion. Young Amer
lea WIN begin TO celeb precisely az daylight on
Sunday, and, 80 far as ne is able exhaust himself
by Monday night, The police will take on large
Temporary accessions 20 Tvs force. The Fire De-
rartmeut win double its pltrolWen. The hosp-
tails Wll ransack the medical colleges for young
assistants. The INSURANCE companies VIII balance
their BOOKS no TO saturday nlght aud the entire
commercial iuter ests IN America WILL stand and
loUk WITH DSted breath.
Dayhghr on me morning OF sunday viii re pre-
ccCed and ushered IN by the EXPLOSION OF
ChIness crackers pistols and oLuer festive
no ses OF juvenile production, wnicn, IN spite Of
police ana parental prohibition, Will break orth
AZ frequent intervals during the whole DAY. MARI
ing the Sabbath Stiffness and tmpTeg uatlDg tho
ali with an Olor OF sulphurous nitre.
Monday morning VIII be greeted by ordnance
70 utes from the various lOrts near The CITY, aud
by the Veterans Of 1872, st the Battery, wniie the
risnV Will fall upon groups or the National
Guard hurrylnL through the streets TO t1eir sew
eral arlnOrles preparatory to the grand parade
winch viii take place reiore the sun Is niga.
HOW TIE DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED
During the day II is anticipated mat many prl-
yste residences and all hotels, cluohouses aud
other public buildings VIII ny the national nag IN
llonor OF tue festival and It has been proposed
mat 10 these customary decorations householder
snail add she exposition Of brilliant draperies,
consisting o. Obong pieces or red cotu bordered
with yellow or OtAer contrast, snch as are IN ire
lHuent use lor sucn occasions IA southern Europe,
win the display OF lignted candles " other llu-
miuatiOn al evening.
Al hal-past seven O'Clock Mr.. James f. Ayline,
tbe veteran bell Gunner OF lilmty CHURCH. Will
ring the following programme, celebrating our
nauonal anniversary, WElcn ne Will repeat At
noon
/ Ringing nc changer o. eight bells
z ~ asungton's Grand March
4 ..ssii,5 ga' =. i a,a 'le'
i rAm Not Eonag Thine owns"
= ny Bsst 5risndo
! on WouiI we're BIRD"
j. viva A. America
~ Airs from Uhild of the Recimsnt"
q scotch mel0iles from Guy Mannering'
j. "Cen.cnul4l hymn"
- Soillnbia, me Gem Of thr ceah
J. NY Lodf .ng j. on the 90 GsouA-.'
~ "t ..S.. .e', 4. Y, 40 5Soll5Aa.
"a Yankee DooGlen
The Tammany soc,e.y or Columbian order VIII
duly honor iBe natal day OF American lluepen-
osnce az Is us won't 10y general assemDlare OF
1hs braves al the Wgwam a. Fourteenth street.
tne saChems and tber friends anout tie glories
q nDerty aud the greatness or Yankee Doodle.
Other cnienalns vii 0euver saort speeches on
TIE same enuo9iing topics. Music snd beauty
vii grace the patriotic scene. Aiter the rAtorl.
cal enlOymeuts the braves win visit the spring
ieneAth tne NigNam, where they Wll execute
harvest daLCeH around the council IRE and
pledge each otner and the sacred cause OF GemOc-
Tacy In the juice Of crushed grape clusters.
The veterans OF me war of 1872 win celebrate
1ns day Dy parade and dinner, the latter az
1heif headquarters, NO. 1872 Bower, az when taey
will recount the glorious aualrs ia wnicn taey
gained lams under scott or JACKSON.
Inc Seyenty-nintn regiment (HlgnlanderF) Will
ppend the afternoon and evening a. Kim PARK,
Nlnety-second street. near higntn avenue with
1beir friends. The renmeutsl band. with pipe ls
Will fufnish the prOyOcatlves Tor tripping the hght
iartAsnc toe Ano revive memories Of the land OF
The New YORK state Society OF the Cincinnati
will ceieor2te tue day on Monday by dinner at
Deimonico's. The society viii meet a. No. o.
STATE societies VINO may be Ia the city are invited
20 be present. rhe standing committees Will meet
6Hu other business
Inc New YORK Dry Goods Eary Closing Reform
ASSOCIATION vii have picnic GA Monday at
Turtle Bay PARK, fOrty-third street, between
Iirag aud Second avenues.
MILITARY PARADE7.
MAJOR General AIexar der sbaier corr rnandlug
FIRST DIVISION NGSN.f., Das Orderea the
fToo Of MS DIVISION 20 turn oul Ia iuA dress uni
form on NOndAJ and parade IA ecl8bratiOn or the
Hlue.y.ninth Anniversary o. The Declaration %
Independ epce OF the United . -&tcs The rr0Ops
are ~ be reviewed oy tue Mayor They VIII be
formed in close columns, tue head ~ eacA colum b
resting on Finn avenue, lie foNOwlug IS the
Oroer 81 rorn2uOn.-
Separate 1Toop Cavalry. In line. On PIN ave.
nue. between IWenty -third Ana lmeafg Sc esud
streets.
TniTd brigade on West Twenfy-scsond street.
Battery d on W est r enty-ltst street,
FIrst troop Washington Creys On hass Iwensy-
nrst street.
First brigade on West Twentieth street.
BAttery x on East twentieth street
Thud regiment -aydlry on Last Nineteenth
street
second hrigade on West Nineteenth street.
In tnie order the divisIon will n4rcn Gown Fifth