The New York herald., 1876-07-02
NEW .ItRSEY.
Row OUR LITTLE SISTER STATE ACROSS THE

HOW OUR LITTLE SISTER STATE ACROSS THE
HUDSON WILL ''GREET THE DAY.
Jersey City will lead OF with salute and chime
ringing at sunrise on Tuesday, followed by process
sion, composed of Irish and other societies, among
which will be represented the Emerald Zouaves, tho
Hibernian BENEVOLENT, ST. Patrick's I. A. b., Young
Mems ST. Joseph st Plus and 81. Michael societies;
the association OF the Workngmcu's Union, Hbernia
Rifles and the Ancient order OF HibcrnaDs. The pro
cession will move at eight NJ, aud Will couuermarch
in Jersey avenue, between Newark avenue aud HamL
ton Park. In leaving Jersey avenue the PROCESSION
will move through Eighth street 10 West Hamilton
place to Ninth street. to East Hamilton place Eighth
street. 10 Grove street, to Newark avenue, past the
city Hall, there to be reviewed by the Mayor and Com
Council, thence Montgomery street, to Hudson
street. to Grand street. to Jersey avenue to Van Worst
square, when an Grafton Will De delivered and the Dec
laratlon OF Independence read. Alter this the pro-
ccsson will be dismissed.
NEWARK
The principal feature of the day hero will be the
military parade The military DIVISION viii consist OF
the First and Fifth regiments National Guards OF New
Jersey, with the Sarsneid Guards, Hibcrna Rides, En-
erad Guards, brass band and two drum corps. Fol-
lowing the military will come PM kearny Lincoln
and Hexamer Posts OF the Grand Army OF the Rcpub-
hc The Masonic lodges Invited 10 participate are ST.
EursI. No. 81 Hsn orsas~ No. &C., So KSns. no. % o. La
Fraternit6 Francas, No 81; Schiller, No. 05; ST. Al
bans No. IS; Cosmos No. log; Iriuminar, No III;
Alpha No. ll6; Pyhagoras, No. lis; Mosaic. No. l2s
Germanu, No l2s; Roseville, No l43; Damascus
CoRmandery. X. T., No. .. All the lodges the An
Order OF Hibernians of Essex county will partcl-
pate, together with tho Young MEMS Catholic
Association, Two lodges vi St. Patrck's Me
moriuI Order, ST. James and 81 Josepbs Tenn
perance ASSOCIATIONS, ot East Newark, Orange and
Montclar The singing societies which are expected
to participate are as iolows:-Aron, Gernauia, Elm
tracht, Aurorn, LedcrkranZ. Concordia, Liodertacl
and Philharmonic In the same division Will probably
appear Fickler, Humboldt, Mecklcnburg Columbus
and Newark Manec lodges OF the Order OF y. .. II.
Immediately alter the parade the indoor will
be neld An GRAFTON will be delivered by Mr. COrtandt
Parker the Declaration Of Independence Will be read
national choruses will be rendered BY several sing
societies aud orchestra Will render select
The choral choir OF the First Baptist church viii
assist In the cboruses under the direction OF their
leader, Mr. }. S. Br,tten. There Will be two displays
OF fireworks IN the evening One exhibition 10 be
made either Military Park or at the Court House
and the other probably the open lot at the head of
Bank street. near the German Hospital, which is an
ccllent location
PATERSON.
The festivities for Tuesday to be extensive
scale In the procession, which will consist largely OF
military companies and temperance and trade societies,
there will be u large body OF coiored men, who
march behind "A huge banner banner COMMEMORATIVE OF thc
and others will swell the ranks, making marching
column OF a mile long After The procession Is dis
missed there VIII be an address and other exercises ap
propriate to the OCCASION
ELIZABETH.
The programme as drawn up by General j. Madison
Drake u Of amost interesting nature. 1t is issued in
,he form OF general order, anu says: illuminated
above Union square intending parci-
pate the Centennial celebration Will DO formed
Elizabeth avenue, right resting on Bridge street. ut
hali-past eight O'Clock, on Monday evening, July
organic below Union square Will be formed
Elizabeth avenue, rlght resting NJ Third street, at
the hour The column will move from
Market Hall at the signal-two strokes from ST.
Johns bell and marcn down Elizabeth avenue To
1hrd street. where the lower ward organizations Will
join The grand coumn will then march TO the front Of
the First Presbyterian church. Tue co.umn will then
be front OF the First church cemetery. faced
the order that the process ionlsts ana the
public may witness the eu de joe to place within
the enclosure The German singing societies and all
the bands unitoc viii take position trecly In front Of
the old church. where cy VIII re- ai until the musi-
cal part OF the programme is comp, ed 5y them At
twelve O'Clock midnight precisely he bell on the old
church will be rang, the various bells throughout the
city to follow with Lively pcas the bands societies
and the people present rendering "AmerIca and
GLIDING with the DoxOiogy, then DISMISSAL Centennial
Day will be observed by the ringing OF bells and tho
firing OF national sautcs at SUNRISE noon and al sunset
by appropriate services III the First Presbyterian
church In the ming md by grand pyrotechnic dis
play East Jersey street, below Reid street, at eight
O'Clock In tue evening.