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IbtclU-ae NJ The money market = without change,
the supply oi available capital continuing annie TO
meet tae requirements ot borrowers az two per cent
on - and 4, CA United states bonds. Discount
is slow in the ue.-hl1raeod OF S4i. Exchange on
N,w-York m Chicago Is "a TO - cents per 1900
premium, and IN - LoaiS par. The United States
Treasurer to-day received 100000 National bank
notes Tor redemption. The Customs receipts at
Washington to-day we've 100000. Tie Internal
Revenue receipts footed MP 100000 The fol-
lowing Is tao Clcariu house statement TO-DAY !:
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The stock market to-day opened dull, ana before
tbc end experienced material decline for nearly al
the speculative stocks. jersey Central was par
tlcuIarv heavy selling from G3i2 down 70 III ana
aftera rally Of 1 per cent again declining to 81
with closing sales at 500. seller 90 days. DeIa-
ware. LacSawauna and Western vas more steady
only dropping l per cent, from 9Gi2 to 91'2
This stock shows considerable hrmnes5 al
about this price as did jersey Central at the
same price, when holders were assured that 1t was
nothing buta bear Iaid' Michigan Central aiIeF
selling al 49, to 400, showed but slight powers OF
reaction ut 1913 a l0l2. Lake Shore however only
broke TO o. and closed strong at 55lt0 5j7s. Ihe
81. Pauls and Norh-Westems were weaker. closing
NJ small reaction from the lowest prices. Western
Union sold at co.'s q 7OaG9lsa6 while Pacihc
Mail orvdccl.led f. from % Is to 227s. ihemaiAet
although ut the close recording shade better prices
than the lowest, could scarcely be called strong
The declines for the day ranged from IS to = per
cent. viz. Lake Shore, Northwest, Ohio and Ms
,i.siFpi, and St. Paul each + Pacific Man! ana -
Pau! Preferred, each 2s Harlem, L; western
Union. 5,; Union Pacific l; Delaware LacSa-
wanna and Western and Michigan Central each
"a; and New-lersey Central and Quicksilver each
2.ucrceut. New-York Central advanced 4 percent
Tie sales Of the day foot up $4,000 shares and The
following table shows the
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1876.

since the opening of navigation is due to the CON-
petition of the water course and not to Mr. Wander
bits "bold stand7 IT being remembered that all
rail rates to Philadelphia and to Baltimore are
now less than the all rail- rates from Chicago 20
New-York, and also that a large percentage oil the
grain leaving Buffalo by rail is for New-England;
thus the low rates of the New-York Central take
from New-York gportion Of the adya; tages to which
she Is entitled By her canals ami the Hudson River
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Currency exchanges, Sis,s39,571; currency SaA
ances, S2,329,4 52; gold exchanges $4,26S, 462 q
gold balances. S6l3,016.
The movement in United States bonds continues
very light and the market just now is of no impcrt-
auce whatever. Transactions are in small lots.
though 1t is not unlikely the market will be better
lsthe Silver bin is showed out Of the way In Wash.
ington. We annex the latest street prices:
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Ncw ordinations.

TTHE ART JOURNAL,
consisting Of tho
LONDON ART JOURNAL, WITH EXTENSIVE AD'
DITIoNS. BY iItE AMERICAN PUBLISHERS
DEVOTED 10 NATIVE ART AND
HOME TORIES.
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aEsirgctDR.

AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN-new in its
~ iGtl yelr-af "a last 45c-sJ Miss l. d. CJf- frn.
n TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS VIII pv OF s"niA'a
a. t,s American Kiul,rlaftcn Rullns near An Cacryl
re Ccu;cuui Grounds Pnate pha colucncng June 20
AntuiI4cuew set o. ns,eg, cheap beautiful aud purely
American aycutci by manufactured only ior Miss toe
Al the Froee ideas adapted 10 American wants BOOKS WIT
81; wors p Any child caa mako tAea Ie~eAsls
- ..--uD. .-..,l..a IL NrrA rc.s-mahln r.Ln.
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lK,t~ AND JusNtCAI> have 1-yl e. GAP S.,s
and unchanged We guH.c OPIUM az = - 49,.
r..cf. Ton .,1unE lots Morphine 40 - 50 SUI"
..t "a -. N4.Ils -.c. tsc.-, = .tes- - ''.'A
'.4r -14-tc. A.e,4a ~ - 4--s- -. la.-l is.e'
@. >4.,-r.el l- Sc 81, rvs->1 Nr~te >''-- go
lt.s. l..>a lsas 50 81 ta. ~ 49,. . DO -
:. l.l Daa,,ie. - - irt A. a-i :. - t,r DeAh
~.if. aa tods l.' - .1N.,t = .--sl 81, '.icl,'i
t,~rEr.s. yi> - N.t .lr b,.ssu. =, ltfri I'D $50
Gal. Iss -r- r.--ty. >ls>tft.. - iyI Ni-t i'cA'
ASK 60 Sc IL 9. .l .- Aa -lt 81 lslea 20 D. N'HSs
Al@HNRfl.~ as." 'tl. SEA 81. 49,. 'u-'-tit 1910 -
t.-s..-. t. y t.-. .t.G $50 $50 -sH'o h'i - -.
,., t.-.s ~. Iis-,.ugas. tIrftttf,
>aH->S ro1ss,0 -.- 80, t'tstc-SeX an 20 80
49,. rtsl,s ~,l -.~4s.p. Sayasila SIS Ai-FAe-DJ'
c,f. SIS. salt. asr..GJs r,t- SD , 81, -,
E-~fl-DHNe tt.r.1. 1a,l n s~tl 4rs alI,-, @ -
atcA tal y. a-i .>-'l, 1l -tai 4 -
l-l,lIrtt-. NN.. Dave 'etu 'H H'.it- .ro' a
- s,, trsa6 DaaA su 80 tVf,r ttft a N1 -, 80
sUi...., Ns, .,r a-,t uu 81 l'c abb t@s' ~ IVA
d us,..,rsje foteu- I.r1-a. ~ 80 =, "a w" w. '
-na- frr "a .. s..l fo - t'f N' ,. --.t-.
l;i,ls-.S iu rTaa- ENtus M part owing 70 to lac
hli.s ~ogta.r. alG Western NJ iDtef Nh.al ttD-t ~
>ft.. A.. I'D is.lly active rtNestt CIV MntN Ns
S.. isr p.t trly atht, No e ans = pr .e e's'
Nir ,rlv pstrsc demand lse si-> Nsv ~ 40
r,.lBe 4 tsu blis cay Mil. fiost .,rP. ~ i'' M.
low ENtrs Al - aJsss tus 30 SblS Sst-s..SS, - NJ
- l0t It's bbs No a. - 50es5 - i-eb,S sl ley ~
0r Ia thoce Western Exiga at - otaet - ,tr,.
- 01 10 - 81 - lnoToi 20 No tio1 . -,
- 80 - = or Comu. 10 Far IA - 'J~SS "a III
A., i "a and = So 80 Tor Ouoi W Nne-Sc w" -
"a - IN lnserug loCoumea western hAsA -
81 10 Tor Uiocc Choic- AND 90 eSss - ~ - Isl
lau,y Go New iaslS lom New NEca' "a Tor
:. :. 50ss5 - lol cay Ex1ia AID = -S-sS ~ ~
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A SUPERB NUMBER FOR AUGUST

In addition q numerous illustrated ArticleN
rich collection Of Eugravngs illustrating ArrOGecs at
the Centennial Exhibition three very superior steel En-
cravings any one which otn than the price OF te
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.fss e. oa,N At rurruo sN5r var :, 1870

Total MAJ oJuy n, bush. .ls lO&46n Sli5Gvo
The following in connection with the foregoiug,
shows that che iuoras. Ic,en' If -aiu at this port
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CONTENTS.
J-STTEI PLATES.

CONTENTS.
L-STEEL PLATES.
l. THE sYREN. From a Painting by c. l. Muller.
H. OMEN AT THE TANK: GENEVA From Drawing
by Sir Edwin I.aadseor, r. A.
Ill THE RIGHT Hon. ". Z. GLADSTONE, NJ 7. from
statue by ). Adams Acton
U-4RIiCLES.
!. THE CFNTENNIAL ENTuBlTIoN III. Illustrated.
2 THE sNRl.N.
8 THE STATELY HOMES OF ENGLAND. BY $ c.
HALL. T. 5. A., aud Lleve.ynn Jevni l. s.A IL
lustratei.
4 ANCIENT IRISH ART-TlfT SHRINE OF ST MAN
CHAN BE- Llewcrynu levitt 2. = A. Illustrated
g. HOUSEHOLD ART. VII.-FIrc, anu Maut,LFiecc. BY
Charles wyllys Elliott illustrated
G. ART ~ WASHINGTON.
T. OMEN Al THE TANk: GENEVA.
6 THE HOMES OF AMERICA, Y. illustrated
0. TIE ROMANCE OF GREAT ARTISTS Hy Mary J.
Was,r.
10. TIE RIGHr I!C, vNL p. GLADSTONE Mt.
H. LONDON ROYAL ACADEMY INHIBITION. H.
l.. THE SALON or 1876.
Is. BRlc.A.BRAC AT FLORENCE BY James jackson
Jayycs.
IA. An HISTORIC PAINTING N ROME
l.. MOTIFS.
Pubs, "a monthly Price Is per number OF - per
1ruu SvI only 1y Subscription, either by yearly s-lseI
zion delivered through he post prepaid OF IA! able monthly
o. delivery hy the carrier
Subscriptions r,teiyod by the publishers or Their agents
Asercies. .. iIav cy s Boston; s21 Oh,sJuUts Ihsis
Vaia: - po,Of,,cye. Baltimore 100 >ie>' Al s'l -
STATE St. Rochester, IS NiU,as, Pittsburgh lla -taiesi
C,ca.o; So West Fpurta~r Cl.arrlt. sH1 Ley-ss, 81
louis % ST. Charles ST., NeNt-.aas. $50 sut-.si San
Francisco D.ApFLEFoN * Ca- Publishers.
54g and 81 broadway, Nea.YoTs
N{ILLAED's LATEST AND BEST SONG
"SIY LOVED ONE
IN the same school as
"WtITINGr
ana VIII doubtless become as familiar and popular
For sale 10y an Music DEALERS
a He TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. 35.
PAMPHLET EDITION.
CIsNTENNIAL CITATIONS
IN FULD.
WILLIAM ~ EvARrs a, Philadelphia.
RICHARD :. sToEGS, i. D.. a; NcwYorE.
Cu,RLEs FRANCIS ADAMS, at Taunton Mass.
IuNEY WARD BEECHER, at Peekskin. y \
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, at Boston, Mass.
CENTENNIAL POEMS
BAYARD TAYLOR a. Philadelphia All Neg.Yos>.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
JOHN C. WHITTIER.
THE INUEVENDENCE DAY EXTRA s. 11''shet both
II Tribune shoe; a-l in pamphlet foa. The --ss' edition.
which contains fan d,scr.. son o., the celebrations an Kew
York ard Philadelphia. hu; only portion O.; Mr. w1tlra1s
orA..oa BAL De .aas por-. 20 ANY -l--.s oa Iesog' Of
loes-ts or the -lnga.,t ~ . cents, i've copies q, tie
ra.l-lilt VII ls --ai,g1 tor =. As5rs~s
TIE TRIBUNE New-To-s.
D00K> TlR SALE Al THE TRIBUNE
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~, n-lLlcE-sL.Es nLIuN. % ~.
10 A. M.-sALEs hEFOKE rHr CAIG-

GpsTGS'f.1I -THln piIN.lNNNI-- a. 'l''N'
Z $500 Coupon, t5 $500 Z. - 5-l Coup, 1902 ,-,
10000. iit '''.'-----. -'.-''
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TIVE MISSES GRAHAM, successors TO the
Misses Green Will reopen their Scbo0l or Young Ladies'
ard Children ~ No Fifth house Washington
kJuaru on MEDN ESDAks The 2Iu W september
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Jnsirnetlon.
CITY.
COLLEGE RE

DkCKNRD's BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
oPENING.This 1siitu ion viii F-nnrh i'r iEy 1 ~" II,
.fDNp sent. l. SPECIAL Tor tutIl O., r,tut l
Nil l,,sic daring August. MI. Packard WI De- "a
Is oG!ce rom @ r. m 90 r. te ast two w, - ipf, ,l
pUTGERS FEMALE COLLEeE.-Fai. term
( & opens sept Z. lcy. TioS. 20 ANDERSON Il. fits
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HOME. with suitable care and instruction,
a.. . -l,.s ,- .ry.suf. Rev j. TUFTS MuUspu Mass.
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IyANrED-A position 10 TEACH READ
w TNg ana ORATOEN m Nsrusl Calt sr oT city private
school low Thoroughly QuaiaHt ,u,ut oa>t lu, ou, VOCAL
and ,.r.l rsiuk tx, ,tv, charge ~ school rc'cponNt
= lesson. Baiir or weekly Terms reasonable Refer
saocs siycn Address N. H. ~ Tribune Once, NcNNorA
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withstand the most disastrous storms OF human fortunes
and survive unwrecked, unshakeD, aud unframed
This day has now been celebrated by great people,
at each recurrence OF its anniversary for hundred
years. with every Of osteatous joy with every
demonstration Of respect and gratitude for the
ancestral virtue which gave 1T ts glory, and
with the frmest faith that growing time
should neither obscure its user reduce the ar1or or
discredt the sincerity OF ts observance. reverent
spirit explored the lives Of the men who took part In
tie great trnsacOn has unoded their characters and
exhibited admIring pcsierty the purity OF their
motives the sagacity the bravery, the forttude, the
perseverance, which marked their conduct aud which So
cured the prosperity and pernanenee Of their work
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IN TIE SUBURBAN DISTRICTS. r

In some Of The principal Villages OF Long
Isa d yes erd4y Flushiug, Jamaica, HcksyIe, Hunt
ugtuu Riycrncad. Patchoguc B1byon. and GrccnIoiut
-tbe Examinations ana decorations were beautiful aud
appropriate aud the display Of fireworks elaborate. On
festival occasions the people OF Long iaud tend greatly
to horse yacht racing, climbing creased poes chas-
ing creased g aud c!am-bdkes and all Of these diver
sion occupied part Of the time given to the Centennial
celebration Ia several villages there were exercises OF
literary character including always tie reading OF the
DscaratouOi fldeuendrnce. GRAFTON, and historical
sketch Of the village AT Greeupont regatta was one
feature Of The celebration At Ucksylle there was a
orcL hi procession and day parade Iy the German
Saens erbund.
On staten Island, universal noise ushercd In the day
cannon church tels, and fireworks. With few eNcep-
tons the buildings. both public and private we're
dralel with flags aEd bdallng The sailors snug mar
Dor at NcwBri- tuD and Tie SeaueHs Retreat al sta
pcton rrJusoy decorated, and the shipping - an
enor Oh stAprton ButteT1ug with nags. ~ NORTH
field there literary exercises Hud AT stapttUn, un
der tine auspices the Young Mems Mutual Bencht Az
ISOLATION. airs aud festivals we're heid IN many Oh TIE
churches Ia the different villages.
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the Society for its renewed honor 10 him. The honor
was one above most OF those that could be gwen III tn
counry-an honor given by tue sons and grands"s Oi
those Who made this Republic, honor when arose Ia
the trials aud dangers Of the Republic. ad was now CON
fCred Ia IA great triumph TLO G"mbrrs of the S0elety
were the sons, not OF the godfathers, but OF the
fathers Of the Republic; aud since they ban
chosen TO elect Inn for the 22d time, he could Only
return them ms thanks. In other quarters he had re-
ceyed other hOnOrS for which he was sincerely CRATE
mud had tried with his utmost capacity 10 dschag Inc
duties they imposed on him. but the honor OF presiding
over the Cincinnati Society was that could he con-
ferret ou few, and was . dear to kim.
Mr. EisD then exclsel himself account Of the neces
atty OF catching tram and VcePieSldant POpbam TOOK
The Char Alexander Hamilton offered the toast TO The
memory OF Washington which drunk standing The
Rev W w. OF Massachusetts SPOKE briefly Oi the
fmrishing state and high honor OF the MASSACHUSETTS,
rsnch OF the Society and thr great changes Of the nun
dred years past and the changes which the next nun
died wears should produce. TIE Rev. Vim. IL Crosby
deprecated tie idea that they were an arlsI0craue
society They did not desire to raise to nobleneu bu
noble men by alive the memories o. noble ance
fors. Otler speeches were made IN lighter ven Dy
several members and the Society adjourned Tor the year
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IL rEFKshILL.
Al UNUSUALLY Fi,L C.LLBEAGoN, WITH OHAIioN
~ THE EY. HENRY WARD B-EtnEf.
The fact that the Rev. Henry Ward BccChcr,

A. UNUSUALLY Fi>L C.LLBGAlIDN, WITH GRAFTON
~ ruE RIy. HENRY wAED B.ECnEt.
Tie fact that the Rev. Henry Ward Bccchcr
who IL sudus Ii. summer vacation Ou bls farm near
pr.k.i Wq, to deliver Centennial Grafton, helped not
Ii,le io bring visitors T. the Village yesterday, and
oua enthusiasm 10 the etz'ns IN taeir cnor,
IL ,rpa,5 an their former celebrations 81 The country :
birthday. Under tue direction Of gentlemen who spoud
much OF their time IL business IN s city, arfIugcu ns
were made 10 celebrate TO extent hitherto Unknown
IL Pr.K-IuI Early the previous day the village pat
ON o.iav dress all ~ the streets owing abuud-
aure OF ret wLi.c, and Dgs, wne many private houses
were almost covered win bunting, decorative cmpcms.
and th.urse lanterns. In the evening turchheh pro
,e-,ion music, aud fireworks added 10 The festiyy Of
the occasion.
Yesterday morning at . o'clock the streets were flied
with residents and PEOPLE from tie EARNING dstiics adj
Inning procession Wa formed, consisting 81 military
ana civic organizations !In.rs yf hsehrn soldiers
M Continental Uniform b yOung ladies rep escutDg the
several stale. Of the Uuiun aud carriages oonIsnug the
officers OF the dag aud OF the village. Preceded hy
band the procession passed through The principal
streets stopping at the grand stand IN CrompOndst
Nt.g. 100 voices SUM the national anthem Han Co
luuLl' After TIE reading OF IN" Dtclt fiupn OF lhae-
rrud-urr a sketch al the N.iu-" 10y the
Kew & d. uck Dir. ItCchUr wac introduced ana d'4iN-
cred The orator. I.r Is given an tuil on another page
of mn. TRIBUNE lie listened 10 with eager dci-
i and often icccd by hearty applause. Ia SIC after
Loon It pIUcts oil a tio sunday rcsDol. ~ 'l' town
spy,ral churches. After Oar. DISPLAY OF hIeworGs
..l. lHf lls min
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IN JERSEY CITY.
EXERCISES AT KEPLER uAue-PARADB OF IRISH
SOCIETIES.

SOCIETIES.
The observance ia jersey City yesterday was
more quiet and attracted less attention than the e1cr-
~es of the previous day. There two proeeiSOns'
OF which the official parade ordered by the cry
government; the other being tnat Of the irish Benevolent
Societies OF the city and vicinity The official celesra-
ton OF the OF Gov. Bee Of Nvw-JerSey,
the MAYOR Of the city, orator Of the day. and several
invited guests to Kepler Hall. at Wairn and fcrk-s,
by the Ala ReeimcDt, w-Jerscy National Guard,
which turned out about 200 men, when the
procession arr we'd at the hall. tie military
and po ce were dismiss0 and the Governor md guet
entered the tii and took seats on tIr pat"t1. Tue
Govetno. PRESIDED the eEcrc>ss assisted by 100
Vice Presidents and - Sccre11rirs Ib're were ap1u
900 persons IN The ra. inc udns those on The platform
lHe iJlJSnc programme was tnfn gone tinou-H VIII
IutlGdu ton OF Gov Joseph d.. BcUe; myo alton. by
tn E.v. WIN. =. Corbit: song, Hal Columbia ~
Madam Mano saCoui and chorus; reading Of tire Dee
augcd Baun,r" b. Madam Siivotti and chorus; ora;
ton by the Hon. Charles ~. Wiuhcld; song, REQ
NHIt,. an.i B.ue,' by Madam SLiy1u AMI ehou'i o. L.
81 ,iitu. by the Rev. ldthiId NJ ADctci "llpr, ~ w.
Dean OF IN Diocese of New-Ierev; anthem, NY C"ni
try It's Z" Inc." by the entire chots. large choir oi
iId.p- aud ntlrhCu on thc plitioim uhdcf u"
.tr ct .Un of :. !. Audf Tie accompaniment WN
tiIn ci rs bIisr baud and ffauh pLinp iiis c.r
brllion was Under ihe carse 81 l. o. NO'Dtrt, 'Idl'
uiSn OF the Committee ~ Arrangements.
IL tnr parade o. e Ii.h h,nc,orBt societies. over
forty dh rent societies took par, mum jcI1us near!
Thousand men. The column was formed or J"r-c5
DctTCtu NewJrk-aNc. and Hamilton PhrA. IL" foutt
Was through l.. --st 10 West H. milton i'acU TO Ninth
20 iI-t Hamilton lace, 10 EEl,t-rt 10 'lnft7l' 10
>cWarGlye.. past CITY , pIs-iucin review Drf"r"
4, Hui - G.aIIt o. jersey -aY 10 IN open
lo % jersey and Wlyes'., which the head Of the
rr l state senator Leon ApIcit aud tie De arliion
IL linden aienoe was read by JJLu Garfch Inc parade
Wac under TIE ,-grgc ~. huilm Farrell n ana marshall
ASSESSED by james OIcily and Stephen dcCait"!, hst
t4.tt k.,ttl glu
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streets on the West sae there UNUSUAL illumna
ton '.-.'' .-.-
IN BROOKLYN.
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR OBSERVANCE OF TIE DAY
THgoUGUOUT THE CITY.
IN BROOKLYN.

THROUGHOUT TIE CITY.
Many people who were not supplied with
flags on the previous day obtained streamers OF bunting
Of some description that the decorations IN BROOK
Ign yesterday were even abundant thsh on
Monday. Early IN the morning CROWDS vi peoPo
tbronged the docks awaiting the arrival OF inc sieah
barges bound W tho Hudson OF the Sound I'D
ali the Catholic churches the day was celebrated D! %
enn mnsses the close OF which TIE Deums were sunk
by the chors and priests for the purpose OF rendering
the prosperity Ok the country during the past
century, and that peace and happiness may reign
throughout the land IN the future Al the conclusion oi
the al the cathedral IN Jayt Father Hare uei'-
cred n address to the congregation. 40
Al the Constitution tlub the celebrations hegan a. ~
a. and ed until midnight Tue Interior aon e1-
terror OF the rooms tastefnlly decorated WIN
American nags. The programme consisted OF te fcin
lug OF the Declaration Of Independence by JObh y
Shorter the singing Of patriotic songs by RIee clh'
and the delivering Of Grafton ny Col bdnsns IN the
evening there fireworks the last piece being rp
resentatiOn OF Washington. with tie motto Ihf fathe
Of orr Country" Judge Walsh, Alderman carr fohte
Commissioner Pyburu, and many other politicians were
present All TOapkins Park large meeting was hein III
TIE afternoon for the presentation OF an Alnefcal max
10 the Park Commissioners. speecbes were hiae ~
several Of rbe Commissioners. DR. Everest ana JoDn l.,
Colyer Tie Declaration OF indr pend"nce Was feei W
Alderman Fisher fire balloon descended on the Sra79
during the proceeding, settling Ore TO Tie grass alu
damaging large humber % rare GOwers
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In MORRI,IOMN. Y. j.
FEATUREs OF liIL PHuCts,IoS-EAEEClsr IL TIFF
IiE FR,T PLE-Bl ,LEIAN tHUKCH.

FEATURES OF ii!L PHnCts,IOS-EaEEClsr IN THE
me FIR,f PLE-Bl rIEIAN ,HUKCH.
Tie exercises were opened in MOniStown,
y. J. geo -rav, by salute n.ed from ine op "a lie
building u,od 10y Washington al one time Us is h'id-
qalie.s. soon ,ue >O.o NON tAc county around De-
a.n 90 a,s,uBlu .ul vltH the ceremonies te-.n tie
,.r,c., wrI. tIrDrs.u with Caiy dic,scl crowd a
proc son aa, formed w4cu marched through tie iH-
cha. streets ~! tn- town, AID t.ch passed ~ ir'e" he
f1!r tua marshal OF t.t uay AMI O,Arr wtp were upon
= stand IA mont 81 The II.-t PIua1yi,ian CHT,h.
Ia. olCe. OF march - .a.o"s: Centennial RiAs'"
ana huge corps, Ilr.., AMI aids. platoon 81 police
standard 80, Zap TO. Lb-ry, Pine y artren veterans
TOTAL A.r.uau.e sDrr.y, Morris Lsht Artillery, m"i-
c.,fpi.'atd traders vehicles Among the h-trr some
were very cu.poIpu- iog tine ~ county ditl layd % tle
arru-rMtut Of their contents aud iAo competence Oh
heir osi,ut. there were men 10 work bIHh.nc in"f',
Weay,rs worAlu, at Their LOOMS al" smiths iJ--iu"
lpi--,uOs-. toe apparatus ana app. noes los Nh''
syik were al carried 1loic. ono bic4 inis was %
contained horse Upon ,hc % nd among u'ci P''"''
d llt p.rons cd tuc t1Uu AMI visitor, we've Gle c'. tl
g.. FUTILE, President n Ntp''A '"... '' ~ ,' ~
orator o. tHr day; h. ". i."r"rr, county enpilt"hl
.It Oh Pgb.c -.Uuu.,i r.-u.u'.r oi me i"ri-It'"'
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\,. .ar,, hy prot !. II. warner; liFer by ilr i's.
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G.lI.us o tur Dac.r.t Ou oi Iunrp narpcr, ny h. VI.
..y ID Iut.I. Cd, America" CHOIR; j., nru Ion.
a.. I4tle.s of,tlon MAS -trrdy c"nIiurd ." iio rdi'
Win upie- people o.. iH, period, ih.'f irI'-
Lions ANA s.4i--Hguyu. dtyuuuu To tho toL-tly' hi'
-.f.i... t officers Ju. guests repaired GO H'- '"rt-
aDt.I and partDpk ui collation.. mere were DO" t' t
iaoDIcs "a ".-' iI-lois "'"-'i"" ,'' || ''
e.cng t.ere T.,s dI.ii.y q. fireworks on 'no square
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Nurse wanted to 20 TO town this after
noon. you could spare me, TO get ne" bonnet aAd
adm re your taste III bUnnels - much, num- Was
thiniu couldn't 10 better than ~ 10 tile saline SHOP
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