New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Frederick widows should supply his place. Mr.. Wild
dows chimcd the bells June of last year daring the
great Masonic parade. Mr. Senia said however, that he
could get William Thirlwell nephew Of Mr. Ayliffe.
to take his place on tho coming Fourth programme
bas yet been arranged but it will probably be very
similar In character to hat at Trinity Church. consisting
OF national and patriotic airs Of different countries the
bells Of the Catholic churches will not be rung they,
having been blessed, devoted entirely TO sacred pur
poses and are rever used Ou secular occasions.
Extensive preparations are being made by the attaches
of the Fiftyseyen.h Street Court toward appropriate
celebration The Civil Courtroom Las been neatly deco
rated with flags and sreamers of all nations. Invitations
have been extended TO all tho prominent city officials
and members OF the bar Justice Pnckney will preside
and Col Ethan Allen aud James Buck will deliver ad-
dresses. Col Nathap Nsbit will read the Declaration OF
Independence. and Counselor j. g. Lunhard VIII enter
tain the guests Win song James r. Davies is Chair
man OF the Committee of Arrangements.
superintendent Walling issued an order TO tho police
captains Thursday directing that the whole force shall
Tie Fire Commissioners yesterday issued an order to
the foremen OF all engine companies in the city for
bidding absences from duty from a. IN. orJuiy 10
o. M or Iuiy 6. The men are to he prepared Tor enr-
gencios the horses receive extra care while ys
lance c,ution and actyity arc enoinel upon all the
mcm6ers OF the force The Fire Commissioners have ac
cepcd the offer of the Board OF fro UnucrWltcls 10 sup
Nv h. mrn,bors of The Fire Department with luncheon
IN the afternoon of tho Fourth at the company quarters
No liquors will be furnished Joseph H. Fcri'y, fr"-
dent Of the Board OF fne Commissioners urges hi ct
zens to extra vigilance during the ceebra Oh iud eseci-
aly To Keep ali skylights closed, aud all iumbeIy ards,
manufacturing establishments. and places Wfcfc con-
bustble material is exposed protected by extra watc-
men. TO tho public generally Is sHsSesed tAe IMPORT
ancc of ivory moment gained III c" ntao ny I. t % ~
20 The Department by means OF the aiamDoKeS Key 10
which in the hands OF every policeman aud DFeman OF
IN location CONTIGUOUS 10 the SAINT, pay nai % heu & o
each The statistics of the Department. ShuW 1ht
within tine last five years np2n 1S Gay ~ r @
20 which The DeGaruaent Was summoned reacheo 40
while the average WAS 80.
PREPARATIONS IN BROOKLYN.
In Brooklyn Gen. James Jourdan, the Grand Marshal
of the parade in that city on the evening of JAY yes
erday issued the order for the day The Western Dis
riet Division wiz march through ClinOn-st to Schcrmer-
bOTl to Nevins, to state to Hanaonplace, to fuonsi
TO Gatesaye to Clinton. to Lafayette TO Bcdiordaye,
head OF column hating south side of Myrtieaye, at
which point it will unite with the Eastern District Divi-
son The line of march of the latter VIII he through
Grahamaye. to McKibbinst, 10 Even, 10 Mescrole. to
Iorimcr. Grand. to Sixth, TO Fourth, 10 Bodfordaye
head Of column haltng on north SIDE of Nyrilosve,
at which point the two divisions will unite under the
direction of the Grand Mars hal and coystu;e col
umn in the following order;
Platoon Mounted Police Grand MarHa ant S'ar Troop
of Cavalry, tth Brgade Carriages coIiilE the Aaos te
sor Ciy and County officials the orator OF the dy and
Irgadr; 37il Kogiiueni 2sth Regiment; s. Regiment
Rat;.ry; Mar sha and saT OF Western Ilvsou
Mounted Cfyic socetes German Ceul. alai C,on Arniln
Marshal aud stat Eastern District plsson Mounted Ci'ic
Tsis Soi s u %esern ps;ric Division. 1hdh vii constitute
the lett Of the pro. essiou.
The grand procession will through Myitle-aYe
to Cumbe laud-st. point opposite "llonghhy-a'e
where it will pass in review Gall bands aud officers re
naming In he positions III column before the Mayor
and tie officials OF tse city and county; thence throngh
CuInbe!anast to Laayete-aye 10 Futoh-st 10 Myrtle
ave. Washington Park, at wach place the parade VIII
be dismissed when the ceremonies are terminated
The pests OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, Tie
Butchers Guard. tire GerInsn Centennial Union. tie
United Order OF American Mechanics, the Sous OF WASH
ngton ST. Patrcks Mutual Alliance, the societies oil mo
Irish Conyenton the -. Augustine Temperance Society
the First Ward Centennial CAB. tho Society OF Bakers
and OF her organizations addition TO the military VIII
take part the Western District parade after review
ing tho parade the Navor aud other officials VIII proceed
to the platform at the MARTYRS roub in Fort Greene
Park where the following EXERCISES viii take place:
l. Music by band Hal Columbia ,,,,.or o-,ro,o,
q Origin Hymn. wition 10y X u. Chitt'ncen o"nlN','
by julius edward Meyer sung by the German 'enrahi"
g. Introductory by the iresdent Of the Day Mayor
T. 0r15ior Gen. Isaac & caiu.
9 slusc by the blnt, Y$aieo Doodle M ,,o- s, >,,,
hy Aid I'M IN FRAMES B. islci.
T. Hymn, al Atlantic" by Iachmer. sung by German
s. Rns ap o, flag at ~ midnight and singing Of Star
Q@s'iso s i,'l.isi E jee i; lTtao2s tas chorus
Tho cIeytscs VIII close with a salute Of 100 guns.
On the evening OF Juy there VIII be displays o. ire
works VT Tort Greene between Ninth and Tcath-sts aud
Seventh aud ghth-aves tho westerly slope o! Ocean
Hin, and at Union-ave. and North Ninth-st, T. -.
OBSERVANCE IN OTTER PLACES.
In Jersey City, TIE Fourth. the Row Father Corr
gan of.St Malys Church will deliver an Olation, CoGn
sclior John Gariok VIII read the Declaration ~ indc
pendcncc. and oxMayOr 1raphaeen vii preside at me
Fourth q July meeting OF the Irish societies at Van Worst
Park, after their parade.
The residents in Communipav and lafayette. n j.
will meet NJ II the Fourth, At ule Reformed
Duch Church in Lafayette The Declaration oi indo-
ucndcpoe will DO read b., William D. Edwards, WpitteI
Centennial Hymn will he sung the Rev. DR. W X Dur
yce qi read historical sketch Of TIE iocality, dnd ai
oiatI,u will DO delivered by John I. Van Cocf The
children VIII have festival in the afternoon, and n:c-
works will bc eX.ibJCd In the evening.
Great PIE paratiOns have been made in patterson, Nj
Flar3 have been disulaycd from pubic and Other bud
iues, and elaborate arches beng erected IN the
streets. general and enthusiastic observance is an
Ho.dToyp N j., viii celebrate the day by parade
and general decoration ana illumination.
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