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New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
THE JULY CELEBRATION.
lIIL JUL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE IMMENSE ILLUMINATED
PHOCESsIoS-MUsiCAL REHEARsALs

ARRANGEMENlS lDk IHt lAlhiNNE ii-N"iNAih'
PEOCESsIoS-MUSlCAL REHEARsALs.
The great illuminated procession for the
night OF July il rapidly growing In dimensions. The
Centennial Celebration Committee through its Chairman
Rush c. Hawkins has q letter TO Gov Tilden asking
him to issue proclamation for the observance OF July
as holiday well the 4th The leading firms in the
drug to close their places of business
from p. OF saturday, July l. tll Wednesday July o.
The procession has sweed in numbers to at least 10000
men, and more arc expected The butchers Of the city,
numbering between G000 aud 5000 men. have agreed
to march body. meeting Of carpenters stair
ers sash-makeTs, aud trainers VIII De held IN Room 2l
Cooper Institute this evening 10 make arrangements for
Joining in the Illuminated procession. The Committee
especially that persons far possible. provide
their own lamps.
rehearsal Of the part Of the musical programme
for celebration Of July and was held at 10 n m
Yesterday at Lederkranz Hall in Fourth-s About 300
singers were present, DR.. Leopold Damrosch directing
the singing The chorus OF the Song OF 1876" words
by Bayard Taylor aud The music by Edward koelner.
was reiearsed The next rehearsal VIII take place al
Lederkrsnz Hall next Thursday at p ui and tue iast
GmOrcs Garden At 10 a. M on sunday, July :. 'Ol'
Hawkins was the rehearsal yesterday consuming
about bands for the procession Inasmuch hs Tue ilB-
aFy controls much of the instrumental music IN the city.
the Committee finds that while 20 bands are needed lo
the civic prOcc IT VIII be possible 10 muster not
more than eight .. .., -
The Citizens Com,i:tce OF Jersey city has adopted
plan for a celebration comprising an Illuminated pioces-
si0n Cor the hight of july rCrt" sbput Nc e
long through the principal streets. At mdnlgnt salute
will c fired aud fic raised at Grand and Nashlncto
sts Be1e win preside tne exercises Ia hepleI
Hall on the Fourth
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

evness tendency seodto BED weather While % sss from
to . 90 points unnisssksby 10 pleasant vestherJ
For this city and 100 miles around, cloudy weathen
interchauging with local rains and showers and occ9
sonai intervals Of clear sunlight will prevail fr two -
three days. ,,-,.x,. -. o1
Pressure has not diminished whole within tho "a
hours preceding midnight but during the "A hours po
vious TO that decrease amounting to fiteenhundredt
OF an inch had taken place. leaving the curve far below
the line OF mean pressure with rapidly increasing tenn
perate The line of for last "a hours rsaas
Sunday mdnlebt 2969; showing no fuctuation except
that due TO solar radiation. 49,, 4,
This Indicates that pressure has increased little In
the western norton OF the Middle States, but with no
essential change for the better in NewEngand 9pd tne
lower lake regions where local rains will prevail Tor sew
eral days TO come For this city and hundred miles
around, cloudy weather interchanging WITH local rans
clear piercing sunlight will prevail for two OF three days
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
nAMnLLNG.nousE DRoKEN UP.

Acting Captain Kass of the Tenth Precinct
Police made dcscs n Saturday night upon the notorious
ga,nlirghouse at No. l5l Hesterst with three officers
no attempted to enter the place but the door was locked
The door OF three thcncsses Of plank, soon broken
open with an AK and the were called Tho IN
mates of the house were alarmed and man Jumped
out OF the window but into the arms OF q policeman
Several ran up the roof hid bene3sh TIE STAR
wAys IN c0scis but all Is n number were dis1f-
cred The nj .onr.s s.-... :t- tiopf4clOis ChatIes
Chllf Michael Fceney, and John Madden. tap,. hl.s
secured SILL 4SG IVORY chips. and the usual gambling IN
strumruis several unsuccessful attempts had pre-
yiously been made 10 break up the place
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
FATAL RESULT OF An ArFRAY.

Early in May Louis Baemer was engaged in
n nght in Jacob wager's saloon. at Fourteenth ana
Grovest. Jersey city and beaten 40 that his HE
WAS endangered. HIS wife went before Judge Reese aud
made . complaint ON the following day and two men'
Jnhis schci ard Adoiph Marksien. arrested. The
uuc..e stated that these men knocked Bacmer down,
and beat him on the head with beer keg When the
case was called before Judge Kcese for examination,
MIR. Baenrr could attend because she tnding
L,r Lnsbaud and the prisoners discharged for
want OF evidence. B.,ener has been confined Ia his
house ever the afay and yesterday was reported
to he In diving condition. schcll and Markstein Will
probably be rcarresJed to-day
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
IMMORTALITY WELL EARNED.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune

SIR: In your journal of this morning it is
announced that Jean Baptist Dumas was yesterday
formally received into the French Academy in recogn
tion OF his emincnce as a chemist. Such an act would
seem but tardy justice to one who for than gen
Grafton has stood at the head Of European chemisis
side of his science In fact, he many years since
President OF the French Academy OF Sciences ana Is nov
very few is ID thus gwen TO the double crown OF
scIenc and OF letters, and has earned it more
honorably or will wear il gracefully than Dumas
4. SrERRy HUNT.
Continental Hotel, PHILADELPHIA, June 3, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
ODTTITARY NOTES.

BALTIMORE, June 25. William Wilkins
Glenn prominent citizen, and for several years Of
the proprletors of The Baltimore Gazette died in this city
last night at the age Of 81 years -
LONDON, June "a. - Matthew Noble, the
sculptor is dead He designed the Wellington Monu-
ment at Manchester, which cost S35000 and executed
other works OF merit.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 24.-kiamll Pasha,
e1 President OF the Council Of Ministers, Is dead.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Sfcn ing Thunder.

The success and popularity Of the new Wilcox q Gibbs
Automatic Sewing Machine have tempted Of its more
nnsbp and less scrupuIous competitors try and steal is
thunder; the public cannot therefore, be too strongly
cautioned that the Wilcox Gibbs Auomatc Is the only
machine in the with tension requiring no change what
everior any thickness OF material 65s Broadway corner
Rnnd d.sfN Me- York
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
SUICIDE IN CITY HALL PARK.

While Lawrence Robertson, age al, who had
lust returned from California. sitting with his son.
i6 years old the city Hall Park, saturday morning.
he drew n revolver from his pocket and placing TIE
muzze against his breast. fired The ball probably en-
tered ono Of the lungs for his breathing became aDofed
and the blood poured from his mouth He taken To
the station IN the City Hall, where he died az
III 30 A. m At the inquest the said that his father
had been depressed in mind for s0ino time, OWING to
business difficulties aud domestic troubles, he not having
lived happily With bis wife.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
A POOR MANS SEARCH FOR A LOST HORSE.


Michael Mcclure of No. 322 East Eleventh
st. lost his horse about 10 days ago. With this animal he
had been enabled to support his family by peddng coke
and kindling wood general alarm had been sent out
from the Police Central Office describing the horse Mr.
Mcclure, Thursday, came to the Police Central
Oco and stated that he met officer OF the Fourth
Precinct Police ard asked him whether he had seen any
thing of such horse. The officer spoke to MIN
roughly and when he attempted to explain arrested him
and took him to the Oak-st. Police Station. Then lie
said he hurried down stairs before he had time to
explain his case He taken TO the Tombs and SEN
fenced for five days to the City Prison. After he had
served two days he released. 1t was found
that the horse had been taken to the Eight
eenth Precinct Police Station and thence to
tire pound, notice being sent to the Central Ohce
Mr.. Mcclure went to the pound and was told that the
horse had been sold 10 pay expenses OF adVersng ana
keeping He ascertaned that he would have TO pay Slo
10 get his horse he again went 10 superintendent Ma
Ing The Superintendent sent for Capt Garland OF the
Eighteenth Precinct Police and told him that the morse
must be returned to Mr. Mcclure without expense 10
him. Capt Garland declared that 1t was an accident;
that the not properly reported The sergeants
very much annoyed by the matter. They went az
to the pound paid the costs SlS, and returned tne
horse TO Mr. Mcclure Saturday. IL - understood that
charges have been preferred against the officer VINO ar
rested Mr. Mcclure.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
DRUNKEN RUFFIAN's BRUTALITY.

Five or six men, somewhat under the inliu-
ence of LIQUOR walked through Unionsqare cary yes
terday morning armed with sharp sticks ana "iiuseu
themselves by striking those VINO were aseep on '"e
hencbes one of the gang made q thrust at william
schneider German baker, OF No $40 Deyoe-st, BROOK
lvu T. d. The stick used one that had been p"ceu
IN the ground 10 hold up the shrubbery The point was
very sharp and penetrated the socket OF the eye ana
ng along on the under surface OF the orbita plate o e
,ronal bone entered the brain The rufan lett inc ScA
IN the wonnd with shrek OF pain, schheldoi 'pi"nH
TO hi. feet to pursue his assailant lie ran 10" '"p
nd ,bep fell 10 the ground unconscious. Officers JcfheS
, uuev ran after the assaants and captured James
ucGuire of No 5l5 East Nineteenthst, who was deh'
aed as one OF the party. Police Surgeon pro
pouncced schneidcr's wound fatal An ambulance "as
summoned and he taken TO Bellevue
the Washin gtOu Place Police Court YESTERDAY, eo""
a beld fo await the result Of Schneiders injuries
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

possible and the trustees account Of his prominent
position waited On June Is the Secretary State, not
knowing that Chamberlain not Treasurer, sent him
check for $40 30, being tie amount due the fuDd Tor
collected the premiums OF the insurance copa
nies. Chamberlain accepted the check indorsed ~ as
Treasurer and collected the money When arrested ne
asserted his innocence OF the charge Recorder BONN
stedt accepted bail $1,000 await the action Of the
Grand Jury,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
TWO DAYS OF TROPICAL HEAT.

1tSle1uaN anu lUt hil p'ipi' "'A' INV WV
hottest DAYS OF the present season. the thermometer be
ing ono degree higher at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
than at the same hour Saturday. Several cases Of
sunstroke reported but II is not known that any
proved fatal THc following table shows the temperature
for the two days In 1879 and 1875 recorded at ud
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
p:snas and Oraans.

We are prepared Planes organs at prices g
astonishiney cash Dsaments that the poorest
need not s devoid luxury Of good instrument Ppte
must have great little money and Horace WateIs
& sous iSl Broadway NewIOtk have not only reduced me
rcs Their ceehTf Pianos and Organs out sci
other makes AMI secondhand at lower prices
than ever before Oneied. Call and see thea
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
5usrlal Notlees.
Covering for the Feet,

ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED
%IRoS GLADs,s" STRONG STYLE OF SHOE FOR
sP0kTs MES AND TOURISTS CAN FIND JUST THE
CANTRELIt 2S9 and 24l FoURTHAvE
Keeps Custom shirts made measure; the very best
the slightest obligation TO take or keep any Of
and and SSsl iir';iS Hrc6,st Phiiadsipma'
singer Excursion-A meeting OF singer Manufactnr
foiowing resoInons adopted We the factory
oytt;s S h sRfe & Ss Terv nro. ecpent con-
erred upon BY our employers IN proposing ana
Philadelphia for which return our sincere ana heartfelt
thanks Many Of US who Sr The past 20 years nave eas oeen Min N
pleasure and pon the Of the good viii
us their empoSs making lher efforts all tend toward our
a. @ 1 snS S"s S E Sa OF @
With which and by the dill gent pursuance u
Ws .se6e sG S0 s w ps pt
UiiS GSo. A. SQUIRE Secretary.
Tent for sae.-An oblOng TENT nearly new size,
3s by 76; viii from 900 to loo persons good
The Centennial Address c0WLEs. tribune Office.
The Gospel Tent.
creeh eay Of ThtS cnrst r u ns Ssr pass the Ten
aeecT MSS II ~ tsaScR nj r Of Aio"eSent 0'
TUESDAY, 5 D m.-Preaching by Rev. 7. d. ANDERSON
WEDNESDAY, s p m Preaching by Rev. O. II. BAH.
THURSDAY, 8 p m.-Preaehng By Rev, ". LLOYD LLOYD;
FEJpsY : ey Rev vsrv M r. eHdnag w pe
Ar iA''ht conaneted by Rev W. HUMPsT0NE,
ss AZ JOIN + ssfns TAssa OF ohr' N0fAs
SINGING every evening by THEODORE E. PERKINS and
'A0'0A MONDAY rRAyERMEETISS >,
every ' 'I HIs2%SDEs Ias aGpS HIas' ies GSE fss''n
s. fe'sfi p '%iiTfaMs. NO @s East Forty third;st
to the 'RB%SEai SHfss S%ss &
No. 46 East Forty.thrd'st or No. II Wales
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
cu,pcEs AGAINST noBoKEN OFFICIAL.

Charles Chamberlain, a member OF the no
hokcn Board Of Education and prominent poh'ie'h'
was arrested on Saturday afternoon on charge OF Gun
bezzement. preferred by ex-Assembyman John Neii'
The complainant Is President Of the Trustees OF tue
ows and Orphans Fund of the Fire Department, anu nc
says that Chamberlain. exTreasurer oi 'ne un" ~
lied 500 90 after his term Of Office expired and kept
!, For three wears Chamberlain Treasurer OF the
Fund. In May last John Logan was elected MS sue
cessor. Logan discovered discrepancy OF ssZs ~.
Chamberlain acknowledged that there was nenconsy
in his accounts, but promised to pay IL pach do soo "
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


PrOOUOWlTttS
For the lake regions, cooler northerly and
possibly opposing warmer southerly winds, stationary
barometer and generally clear weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling fOotred by
rising barometer south treSt reering to cooler
north-rest uinds partly cloudy heather, and ocal rams
foIL0red M clear Uedther.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

Sick Headache, Languor and Melancholy gene
rally spring from Torpid Liver, Ds9rdered STOMACH OF
distressing effects Of which DR. JASEs sA
1--WE Pills will speedily remoye by their beneficial action on
the sry organs they will aso lessen the hkeiood u To
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
Obituary..

We are panied TO learn, by telegram from Brook
Ign, n. Y, OF The death, the 10th inst Of John
Allen Ward, second son OF Col. Rodney c. Ward.
and nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Minor Of this
city. Aged two years and one month.
This is a record OF early gathering Of precious
grain Of a noble promise, disappointed a. men
account, but in Coils esteem, no doubt accom-
plshed and fulfilled. In the daily expanding
and beauty Of his fresh young life he was growing
deeper and deeper into the hearts OF all who knew
him when, after short but painful illness, he
was hidden from our sight. A frequent observ-
ance Of this dear child Of the Church LAID open
much Of the deep and fair beauty of his character
full Of rare promise 10 the loving eyes Of one who
watched him from infancy. II was full OF quick
and generous instinct, delicate and refined, midi
catve already Of strong, positive and fearless
manhood gentle tender, loving and beloved
The places where his little feet have trod shall
bear obundantly the ildeles. flowers o: a loving
memory OF him. Almost up 10 the moment of
dissolution, the loving hearts that gathered about
him, never dreamed how rapidly he was sinking
but even then, the traekless pathway beyond the
grave, across the unknown World of spirits. was
outstre,ched before him and his angel called him
to the Bosom Of Him who so loves the dear lambs
of His Fold. That his pure baptisma robe might
be forever unstained that the stern yoke Of sin
might never mar the purity Of ms young and guile
less life that the baptsmal cross, the signature
OF Heaven upon his brow and in his heart, might
he the crown OF a certain assured immortal hope
his soul now waits in Paradise until the resurrec-
ton morning, when he, with all who die in the
Lord, will then receive their perfect eonsumma-
ton and bliss
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Public schools.

The examination in the public
schools for the term ending March
"a, will be held next week, in the
following order:
Monday morning-Miss Holmes
school. Afterpoon-Miss DiXon's
school.
Tuesday morning-Miss Har-
vey's school. Afternoon-Miss
Rutherford's school.
Wednesday morning-Miss Da-
foes school. Afternoon Miss God
frey's school.
Thursday morning-Dr. Nc
Sween's school. Afternoon-Miss
Myers school.
Friday-Grammar and High
school.
An earnest invitation is extend
ed to all persons interested in the
schools.
+. S. DEWEY.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15

EPisCoPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services in
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
norning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. w. C. Learned Services in
societys Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
eCATHoLiC-Father Van Chimp Services in
shs Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
sundays at $3.50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p M.
Fespers-evening service. Sermon in English at
1880; in French at 1880
. CoNGREGArIONAL-Re A. b. Allen. Ser
wees IN the society's Church. on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODISr-Rev. II. 8. White. Services in
soeiety's Church, on Dock street. every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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COnlptrOller's Notice

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received At this Office up 20 o'clock p. NJ ,
Monday the Goth day of March, A H. 1876, for
furnishing the paint and other material neccessa-
ry for Pointing the bridge meeting Second aud
Dock streets said proposals 60 state what kind
Of paint and materials and the price OF each s, a!ed
proposals will also be received for doing the work
of painting the bridge bids 20 specify the price
per day, and for doing the whole work.
Open proposals will also be received up 10 said
time for painting steam fine engine No | and
hose cart ; said engine aud cart 90 lie painted the
same color US they were originally.
j. u. rURNBULL,
Comptroller City Of Alpena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-15
DOLLAR sALxs' have been under

DOLLAh SALhS nave Deen uuder
cloud In years past, aud we now know
OF only one reliable house IN the bussl.
ness. We refer TO Ormiston & Co. whose
advertisement appear in our paper. Thi,
firm Is reliable. They are indorsed by
over 10000 actual patrons, as well as by
the press OF Boston. II Is fact that
they do sell for single dollar what 9th
ers charge $3.50 to So for, and their lis,
embraces everything desirable. Many
ladies make large pay getting up clubs
and we believe IL will pay 10 give the
house a trial. They send catalogues
papers, etc, etc, free 10 all.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
1TTO. 1875.
NEW YORK.


Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the Cen
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positiou House Of Representatives the first sine,
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The Opposition House of Representatives, TAX
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