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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

245 Grand st., near Bcwery, New YORK.
Unparalleled reduction In prices.
Special Inducements in black GrcnadinC black Cashmere
and black Alpaca.
Black Goods.
SO pieces black satin striped Grenadne n 12c recently
$50 black iron frame Grcnadine 2cc recently
sold At 5uc.
80 pieces black warranted 10 be silk
100 pieces black Cashmere at 35c recently sold ~ 6Hc
l6b pieces black Cashmere a 62c recently sold Ht I'll
800 pieces black Alpaca 25c ale recently sold
SOC. and 62hc. -t
1000 pieces Of One French Dress Goods II 2O 2c and Sic
recently sold ut 37l1c., soc. and 6atsc.
400 pieces Silk Mohair Dress Goods Bic. 37c recently
sold At ,2tfc. and Toe.
recently sold AZ 75c- and r.
500 pieces black silk s 81 81 rs 81 so; recently sold
pieces striped silk Csc soe; recently sold at ST.
100 pieces plain silk 81 81 25 recently sold 81 So
Ladies' Suits and sacques.
COO Ladies' Suits 81 30 $io $i4 recently sold for S2
500 sacqucs at s. SO s. SO s2 recently for
SIS, Sl1, SIS.
Parasals, Hosiery. Gloves
1000 Silk Parasols from 75c TO ~.
500 Ladies' English Hose lsc and 25c
recently sold for Sc. and Soc
600 dozen very quality Kid Gloves in shades
7'e'' recently sold W e n % Good.
l25 cases OF Mnslns Linens Pqucs Cacocs from Toe great
auction snlc OF last week.
so yard Muns and loc recently sold at
lie. 15c.
case, nne Table Linens at 3Ic. size, Soc recently
sold ut 45c., 62hc., 7Jc.
10 cases white Piques i0c l5c and 25c recently sold
ut 2or 37isc.. iOc
so cases Merrmack Caicoes ct SCI recently sold at &C.
10 cases yard wide French Lawn 2c recently sold ct
245 Grand ST.. Bowcry. New York
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BEAUTIfYING BAZAAR.
CREME BLANCHE.

| IRENE bLANCHE,
Tor the Magic Bcauti6er. for the complex
ion. imparts u brilliant transparency. is
idellghtfully cooling and an indispensable
larticle for the toilet table warranted to be
absolutely harmless. ST. pcr box.
Indies ensmclled Mt the store or at tbeiY
private residences by hrs; class artists. All
supcrtuous hair on the lips. cheek, chin.
arms. &c. removed without fail or no
charge. Pencils for the eyebrows. blonde.
brown and black; blue Pencils for the
veins. Soc. each.
+. CondrAy's celebrated AURORA. TO
bleach hair of any color to fine golden
blonde without injury 10 the hair. Price
bottle. s. 20 j. Is. Fontanc's wonderful
DERMATlNE. q sure cure
I" remove all wrinkles from the face. s.
Iper bottle.
A large assortment OF all modern beauti-
Tying COSMETIQUES on hand.
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The largest assert ment
ITlfAlN rnnno


Ia this country or Europe,
positively retailed At wholesale prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed or goods rcturna-
BILE. An elegant assortment Of Golf.
|FuRES, new and original In design. from
s. upward. INVISIBLE FRONTS In great
variety, very stylish and improving the
looks Of all ladies instantly. 81 per inch: on
lrcal patent hair lace. or initiation hair lace,
Isl per inch. The latest invcntiontand i'm.
provemenI on the INVISIBLE Is THE
MARC UERITA WAVE. which forms GOLF
|fURE for front and back. can be adjusted
without single hairpin, and wilt not rip or
tear. from ST upward HAIR SWITCHES,
lof the finest quality Of hair, and CURLS,
warranted to he naturally curly. at very
reasonable prices. NETS. for tho front hair,
il5c. and soc. each. COMBINES made mp,
Use and JUc. per ounce. or by J.. SHAW'S
newly invented method, roots all one way.
equal to haircut from the head.
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
None hut the genuine article and the
hnest quality Of hair sold nj this establish
mcnt. Tho best proof in the world. highest
premium awarded by the American Insti-
ltute.
so L sn AaaESr No. n ss w sser '.'h St.
only dcpot. New York.
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IL DOYLE ADoLPHI
DOYLE ADOLPHI


267 and o69 Grand ST.
corner Forsyth ST.. New York.
win offer on Monday next and AFTER, the following
attractive bargans:-
silks.
$500 plain silk popln Dresses at So 30 cach worth S12
40 pieces black Dress silks az ss,c per yard
$50 pieces striped and plaid silks nt &C. yard.
400 pieces heavy plain coorcd Silks, at Il per yard
OF pure silk and WOOL Pongees at Size worth 6Oc
Grenadines.
$50 pieces OF striped Grenadines. NJ Sc per yard
Rich plaid plain and striped Grenadines from 2oc 10
Sc per yard
Black cashmeres
800 pieces black CaShneres, At 3Sc: worth Soc
It's pieces supcrnc black Cashmere, thirty eight inch
Batistc and linen Suits
5000 linen and batstc SUITS exhibition, from
silk and Cashmere.
Jackets and Sacques.
1900 silk Sacques at - 30.
Corsets and Ladies' Underwear.
1000 pair Of Corses at ,0c pair szc worth
Great bargains Ladies' Underwear Of every description
Kid Gloves
$500 pair 81 Kid Gloves in all the shades Operas Ae
all sizes. at Doc a pair. worth 81.
Umbrellas and Parasols
from SOC. and upward
Trimmed Hats
This department has been largely rcplcnishcd with the
Trimmed Hats 75c. 81 81 81 So and S. so per cont
less than any other house in the city.
Domestic Goods, Linens
Housekeeping Dry Goods
at Wholesale prices.
DOYLE ADOLPHI.
2S7 and 2d9 t;rand st.,
corner OF Forsyth st. New York.
JTGLY GIRLS MADE PRETTY
~ Old ladies made young
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LOWEST PRICES
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RICHARD MARES. 9th Az. and 10Th =.
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TTGLY GIRLS MADE PRETTY.
~ Old ladies made young
nv N

Originator OF tho Invisible Top Piece
Very stylish for Young ladies' made with patent hair
natural water and curl which instantly the
lady look beautiful
w have invested $1,000 In order TO CONTROL the
sole manufacture Of lnvisbies and We therefore, con-
slider II duty lady that have
aud that the genuine lnvisihcs be procured
only at our establishment. 81 Broadway.
The of these genuine articles composed
finest quality e patent hair lace every shade
natural and curl "Invisibe' for high fore
head Invisible for low forehead Invisible for broad
forehead voiure for long neck Couture Tor neck
Coirure for the and t.inare tor the old All the
various French
wonderful Eau des Fecs"to gray hair; Golden
Hair Dye" Robarcs. the best In the world; 'sEau dc
Qunine. TO promote the growth the hair: "farinc dc
Noisettes To brsuiify the hands; Ian de j. " Bonn
and whitcn the teeth the mouth
Mnscsre." "vragrr de rcilcti-r MIN Of Iris Nall
Sets very extensive stock of long gray air Switches
Our newly invented prepared switch without STEM
INK syie Of couture in Few minutes. very light and
graceful its weight u hut three Fine assert
Incnt nl latest French Jet Ivory she'll
onyx &c Pans and filtration Fans in all the new do.
Nine. Guiimard In attendance.
". GJILMAKD. sal broadway. opposite waliaeks
Theatre.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
GRfGd. HASKELL 4 Co.
" GRfGG, HASKELL 4 CO.
GRTGG HASKELL CO..
800 BROADWAY.
LOWEST PRICES
LOWEST PRICES
:v .s Ss srsasd during the past Monday June
enryADIsEs
$50 pieces black frame Grensdne I2,e worth noe
5 ,ss pieces good quality do. sr worth zoe
267 pieces plaid and striped Grenadines. silk and WOOL
at 75e.. H5c 81.
isa Diss s pare :a and wool Hermann Soc w9s s,s
SILKS
pieces good quality gros grain black Silks 81 worth
l3s pieces Cschcmire black Silks 81 rs. Fl so 81 rs
l61 pieces Ponson Aihambra, 81 80. 81 rs. 81
pieces Bonnes satin hnish superb quality s., e 20
Black ranctta for lining grenadines Tic. soc, 9oc 81.
Extensive line plain coored silks. and fashion
Is PR cEST LOWER fiiiAS EVER oFrERED.
DREss GOODS
Purchased at during the past week -
leases spring Suitings at 1oc- former price Doc
Soc. to 5Or.
6es.es all WOOL Debese. 2sc extraordinary bargain.
$50 pieces silk i".srs Mohairs Soc worth 75c.
% pieces pure silk and wool Damasso 45c sold last week
silk and wool Ponsee beautiful coors 37sc; worth CSC
o5o pieces best quality French Lawn at i2Ic
ls5 pieces Scotch Basiste Lawn zoe yard wide.
II cases Linen B.tiste IKE. Isc 25c.. noe.
- cases standard American Prints At +hc.
l,uO pieces yard wide Cambrcs ~ DC.
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II EYPs' PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
N The very best six for $6 he hnish.d easily
hrming handkerchief 55l Broadway, and 92l Arch ST.
PhiladsIphiA
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L,DR SAr.F-RiCII. HEAVY BLACK SILK DRESS.
trimmed with velvet and thread lace sctp will
sold Tor so cash OF and Earrings aud
Pin $40 can he by addressing OMEGA Herald Up.
branch ofr~. for three DAYS
" vfGorRouN I22 4TH Az. CORNER 18TH ST.
v. stamping Establishment: spec alty OF ldics and
babies Truusscanx Lingerie and Underwear Monographs 70
order table bed linen hsndkcrcnic &c Wholesale
department 80 East 18th ST. Perforated Paper Patterns
Machines and accessories for stamping.
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X 1SzETs
kINzEY's
KINzEY's
KINZEY's
CLEARING SALE
CLEARING SALE
GOODS LOWER THAN
GOODS LOWER THAN
EVER OFFERED.
EVER OFFERED
Closing on. for 30 daysry
entire spring and summer stock
1900 dozen. Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies' fall regular English
BabriggAn Hose, worth Soc. 25c- pair.
Ladies' fne I.se lace Hose, 25c.
Job lot ladies and misses Hose. l21c
Misses English striped Hose. Isc.
Misses striped full regular Zoe
Gents English Bslf Hose regular. lec.
Gents Lislc thread regular. worth &c., CSC
/. . and button Berlin Gloves, &C. pair
Misses Berlin Gloves Dc. pair
2.busaon English Berlin worth Soc, ale pair
Silk lace Mitts, reduced to 25c
Two-buston Kid Gloves, 25c.
Extra two-butsou Kid, 49c.
Gents and Ladies' Merino Underwear.
Every sisc fine goods SOC
Bargains In Towels. Dam.sks,
Nusiins, NAPKINS, &C.. &C.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents, i
Linen Handkerchief; prices down.
$1,000 yard. Hamburg Rmbroideriea
from &C. to Toe a yard
Bargains in real Laccs; reduced
TO half cost Of importation
Bargains In Ladies' and Misses
Underwear IL will pay You TO look.
1000 nee all Linen Collars Sc
10000 me all Linen Cuhs ioc.
Real Rushu Lace Barbes and
Coiffures reduced TO 25c.
Bs5g.ins in Hats Hat. Flowers. Laces
Silks and Millinery Goods
no. Cord Edge Edge Six Six RiSSon:. Sc Sc yard
i. :. Sash sash r sssss: s
Closing out our stock Of Sun Umbrellas
and Parasois low
Japanese and linen Fans Sc M
silk and Satin Fans, 25c-
Fancy Goods Of all kinds. closing ANi
way below cost
Goods marked way down IN every "i"1'i
department, to reduce stock.
n n " E E EE||s|EE:
7e7 and 7ee Broadway
EXTRAORDINARY SALE :,
Dry Goods.
O. 4 c. JOHNSTON,
Broadway. 9Th ~ and 22dst.
Monday. juno s. 1876.
~iIl commence 70 sell
retail
their ensir.
wholesale .,ocs
OF
.n. and
Dress Goods
together With large additions purchased
At the rcccn, cheap
cash auction sales
The Offering
will
.cnsis, Of
5000
worth Of
desirable Goods,
nprices
less than any time since
disastrous panic Of
1854
Samples sent Erauiiousy all parts 81 the country
apple alton TINS sbng nf make their
purchases favorable residents OF New York
city.
Goods warded by or express anv part the
United states or Canada ,. a. a. JOHNSTON
broadway. sch av. and I'D 81
TTSioN ADAMS. 40. s47 BROADWAY
Hosiery Gloves. Underwear
and One Furnishings
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600 BROADWAY.

q Rfdd. H1skKLL 4 CO..
GRIGG. HASKELL CO.,
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GRENADINES. I

LOWEST PRICES
ever reached during the n Monday June o.
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
ON pLAcKwFLL's ISLAND.

At the different Institutions Backwei's Island
work suspended and in honor Of the day each con
vict confined IN the Fententiary received extra
quarter Of pound of tobacco. The amusement hall
attached TO the Lunatic Asylum was eayly decorated
In the afternoon an entertainment given there
dancing and singing INDUCED in by the patients,
after which excellent dinner given them. At
four O'Clock In the afternoon 800 OF the inmates of
the Almshousc supplied with lemonade and
cake by Warden Vought Later in the afternoon
Mayor Wckham and nephew accompanied by Com
missioner Erhardt paid visit to the nlteninry.
AT His Honor tue Mayors request Charles Osborn,
deputy warden. had of the convicts who occupy
the second tier OF the main building 20 through
some OF the regular morning exercises After the
Warden unlocked sixty cells gong was rung; i'm
mediately upon its ringing the convict who occupies
the end cell on tho tier running out along the front Of
each door without stopping unatchcs the sixty
at the second sound OF the gong each prisoner leavcs
his cell The work of cmptying The sixty cells occupies
less than thirty seconds.
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AZ MOUNT MORRIS souARE.

The citizens of tho upper wards invited TO par
ticpatc In the Centennial ceremonies at Monnt Morris
square, and last evening II seemed AS II they had
cepted the invitation. The appropriation for this park
In former years reached 81 900 and averaged ST. 800
The distinguished economists in charge OF the ay-
propriaton celebrating the hundrcdih birthday OF
Ihc United States down tho funds this year siO0
The gentleman whose patriotism the night OF
lhc 90 oi July made him supply TO the Park
Commissioners at the Union square celebration two
pieces, worth $500 each the contract ne had
tept,d, one being the IIay Hover" representation
bnc Of the Pilgrim ship, and the Other hc Temple"
composed OF three arches, The centre revealing iu
enEin portrait of Washington, nsnkcd by ngures Of
Justice aud Liberty, surmountcd hy tho American
hishcd ;hc fireworks nj Mount Morris square. Aiier
she band had played the patriotic introduction the
sssemblcd mi;iiitudc shown "Chineso
Bowel" II opened with q vertical scxagon
Whcci OF Maltese, Jasmine and radiant hfcs,
decorated with crimson and green centres,
changing 10 brilliant Chinese fires, inicrspcrscd with
uvcr painted stars Alter that the Scroll Qusdrilic
rhc "Far cs' Frolic" the lama Peruvia' tho ".tar
" America" and the ssSar Of Indcpt nd
tncc.' followed Nusic rclcvcd tho car
awhile from The detonatons OF tho nrcworks and then
Tho eyes OF the thousands Of spectators shown the
"Cro>s OF ~. John OF Jerusalem" Bright fro flashed
from whirng wheels, and rockets burst n furious
noise. but and still behind the blaze shone the
honorcd cross Of 81 John Next shown the triple
cross oi Malta ana the official the cv n.
log were closed with the firing OF rockcts, shells
mines OF flowers and stars ana coored nrcs Tho best
order prevailed
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AMONG THE GERMANS.

Yesterday was gala day for portion OF the German
citizens OF the city, nasmuch as II feast day at
Jones' Wood foot Of Sixty eighth street. East River
Tho festival naugurated by nine OF the best known
of the German singing societies OF New York. It wns
ip fact, continuation Of the centennial ceremonies
conducted at Gilmores Garden Sunday night and
Union square on Monday night.
Tho names OF the nine societies the Lieder-
kranz. Beethoven, Hcine Bund, Aron, Of New York;
New York Turnveren. Saengerrunde Schiller, Maener
and Arion, of Williamsburg.
BY the time tn programme was commenced at
least 1000 persons had assembled the grounds.
Among these Colonel Rush c. Hawkins, President
OF the New York Centennial Committee; Dir. Leopold
Dam rosch leader of the Philharmonic Society;
Dr. William Rausch, OF tho Arion, and John b Panncs
OF the Heineburd.
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IN BRooKLYN.

When the glorious Fourth dawned upon Brooklyn It
found Young America up and the alert to add to the
chorus OF exposi which filed the air and mpreg-
mated the atmosphere with the odors of sulphur and
saltpetre One hundred guns were discharged on Fort
Greene, national salute fred at the Navy Yard
the steamers along the river blew their whistles and
church bells rung sanitation to the centennial
day. In fact 1t ght almost be said that the morning
but continuation OF the nights noisy demonstra-
ton brcf the period which elapsed between the
close of tho programme OF the Sd and the opening OF
the festivities of the 4th Thcre great rush for
the green sward and the scashore among those who
weary Of the noise and dcaiening reports All
the going to Coney Island-and there sixty
trains to that place ycsterday-wcre crowded. At
Prospect Park thousands OF men, women and children
passed the da; IN the enjoy which that popular
resort affords. At noon salutcs ware again fired
Fort Greene and the receiving ship
Grand high mass was celebrated at ST. Stephens ST.
Marys Star OF the Sea, the Cat thedra Church of the
Visitation, st. ratricks, St Joscph's Our Lady OF
Mercy, st. Charles Borromeo and other leading Catbo
lie churches OF Brooklyn, by order OF Right Rev. John
Loughn IN thank sgiving to God Tor the blessing be-
tho continuance oil His mercy toward the people. At
tho conclusion of the masses, which were well at
tended, ''Te Doumo was sung
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MUSIC IN THE PARKS.

One Of the most delightful features Of the celebration
yesterday afternoon vas the music ordered by the De-
partmcnt OF Parks Ia tho different parks throughout
the city. II evidently looked upon great treat
by the public generally for large crowds assembled to
hear the music in all the parks, marked ap.
probation Of 1t by their applause The music COM
menced in the Central at hnli-past four T. NJ, and
IN The rest halt an hour earlier. The classes of
listeners varied almost widely the localities
In which they listeucd, the Central Park being
thoroughly cosmopolitan IN ITS company. Mount Nor
rs and Tcmpkins beng patronIzcdby Germans mostly.
aud the Battery by the Celtic residents OF the lower
wards with here and there nautical customer TO
tho credit OF all however be !; said, there nothing
10 mar the pleasure provided. All orderly and
well conducted, and whenever patriotic air per-
formed II usually received the credit OF II
was noticeable fact, however that the selections were
so arranged as not TO excite too great How oi pa
riotsm, .Ha Columbia. "''S,ar-spangled Banner' and
"Yankce Doodle" being interspcrsed with the choicest
o. operate gems. IL was put short time after the
music ceased when tho display OF fireworks ordered by
the City Fathers was commenced.
The New York herald., 1876-07-05

honors were paid to the rising tho Fourth OF
july 1874 Everybody having gono to bed so late IN
the morning, very few heard these salutes loud ana
deafening ms they Those who were fortunate in
being awake were delighted with the tribute paid by
the Army and Navy. At noon the same sccno
was enacted, this timo the full hearing
Of thousands OF people, who listened from
doorsteps and window from ferry boat and car. or
stood still in the street until the last gun bad been
bred and the smoke vanished Again at sunset just as
the people OF Brooklyn. Jersey City aud New YORK
vending their ways to the public exbib'ons Of
fireworks or preparing TO get up individual displays mt
home, the batteries once moro opened hre, ana as
gun after gun discharged the white
smoka from The canDous' mouth obscured he horizon
and the went down behind the heecy curtain
which rolled mp the bay and the rivers. The sun hav
ing gone down darkening sky became iiiumined by
countless rockets and bombs the populace thus end
Ing ihe great two days celebration by magn icent
pyrotechnic display
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IN Jersey cry.

The celebration in Jersey City not OF that
thusasuc character that expected only ten Irish
soc,cties paradcd. Tho Anc'cst order OF Hbcrnians
the Emerald zouavcs the Hibcrnia Rites and the St.
Patrick Alliance. numbering twenty societies, paraded
When the procession arrived at the OF Jersey
avenue and Wayne street. address delivered by
cx-Mayor Trapharen The Declaration oi independence
read by Ar John Garrick. Rev Patrick Corrlsan.
pastor of 81 Marys delivered the ofatou aud senator
Leon Albeit folio ~cd very Interesting DISCOURSE.
meeting was held IN kcplcr Hall, presided over by
Governor Bedle Mayor siedler, eSMayors RoInar and
Sawyer. aud sono members OF The Board of Aldermen
were present.
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IN wEsrcnrsrEn COUNTY.

Throughout westchcster county The centennial ami
vcrsary OF independence Day" was celebrated with
great enthusiasm. Nearly every town, village and
hamlet in the county had its separate, forma! pro-
grammc of patriotic exercises In Mount Vernon thir
teen fired, followed Immediately by
general ringing OF tho fire, church
and other bells. AZ Que A. NJ. procession formed
consisting OF The dram corps and two companies OF the
Tw seventh regiment, NG., NY, brass band
OF pieces, the cnsira Fire Departments or
Mount Vernon and West Mount Vernon, the municipal
officers Il both corporations, iodge OF Odd Fellows
and the local singing societies, both American and Ger
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
IN HOBOK En-.

The enthusiasm shown in Hoboken by native born and
foreign residents the advent OF tho glorious Fourth
immense. From midnight uli daylight bonnrcs
burned in the streets, private houses illuminated
the fire companies held high rcvel, the OF IRE.
works was heard, and all beiokened that the city
joiccd.
Ia the evening brilliant display of fireworks took
place at Tenth and Washington streets
The Illumination on board tue Bremen and Hamburg
steamships RDcin and Wcland, with Their hundreds of
lanterns ard masthead lights vas very beautiful Tho
old Brazilian ma steamer Ontario was also iIumi-
mated.
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ON STATEN ISLAND.

The morning Of tho centennial Fourth opened on
Staten Island with the boom of cannon, the cracking
of small arms and Grecrackc.s and the ringing Of
bells The chimes OF St. Johns church, at Clifton and
other village churches With few exceptions
the buildings public and private. drapcd with the
American coors. OF thcm from top foundation
All the public Institutions tho Sailor s. snug Harbor
New Brighton ana the scamcns Retreat at Stapelon
were handsomely decorated.
In the evening there very general and very
handsome uminatons IN all tho villages, with nu-
mcrous private exhIoltions Of fireworks
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
ON LONG ISLAND.

The celebration OF the Centennial was very hearty
and very general on Long Island, commencing In
places the evening previous and Continuing until
midnight last night. So much bunting, such uni
versa display Of Gags. was never before tho
island the explosions OF torpcdocs crackers pis
tolls, guns and cannon constantly be heard
all directions. In OF the principal VII ages
ably IN Flushing, Jamaica, Hicksville. Huntington,
Rverbcad Babylon, Pachogue and GrecDport-thc
ilumnations last evening were beautiful, and the DIS
play OF fireworks was elaborate, appropriate and
handsome.
The New York herald., 1876-07-05

pears 10 that Moses had America In his eye when
he spoke OF the eagle spreading her wings over her
young and stirring up her nest for so has the Ameri
eagle spread his wings all He says they
shaIl without asking wacthcr they Jews
Chrstiansf only they behave themselves they are all
welcome here. Hail, Coumbia! Happy iandl Thon
2ast been the friend OF the oppressed Of all ands Oh,
how glorious this Republic would be II we had honesty
h every department OF government May the SUI
prens beng sti guide MS and keep us happy and In
peace and prosperity and restore to us the glory that
VIC had few years ago, that we may praise our God
forever and for ever
Al synagogue OF the Conrrega Poe Fcdek tho
Rev. Dr. Schneeberger delivered patriotic address in
the afternoon and in other synagogues the day was also
seligously observed by the Israelites.
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
TILE NATIONAL sALurxs.

Al sunrise yesterday the shore battery a. the Brook
iyn Navy Yard ared national salute in honor Of the
great centennial holiday. Scarcely had the revcrbcra-
lions Of tue guns begun roll the waters OF tho East
River when the battery Governors Island took up
the artillery tunc, closely followed by Fort Hamilton
aua Tort wadsworih. White tho shore guns were
this way peacefully burning powder the
Minnesota loined In. and thus the grand