New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PREPARING FOR THE FoURTl


no PUBLIC CELEBRATIoN-PLENTY OF PATRIOTIC
SERVICES, EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.
The northumberland first anniversary of
Independence Day, tomorrow, promises to be at least
noisy any preceding celebration. Tho recent action OF
the Board OF Aldermen. excepting the year 1877 from
the operation of the ordinances relative 10 fireworks has
removed whatever restraining Influences the patriotic
small hoy have felt in previous years No organized
military parade viii this year. At sunrise salute
will he fired at the Battery. and the veterans Of
1912 will hoist Gag NJ the Old fort in Central Park
James T. Aylifc will ring number OF airs on Trinity
Church chimes at noon ana john n Sea WI periofn
several selections the chimes at Grace Church at 1850
q m. -, ~
ny Society will take place at Tammany Hal \ great
many invitations have been issued 10 prominent Demo
who are expected 10 speak at the meeting are Grand
sschem Augustus Schel who VIII deliver tie address OF
T TStc N Se,aEs lanes SS@ Gerard Ed%in
X Meade, William Il. Roberts, John r. Brady, BENJAMIN
The Declaration Of independence viii be read by Am
and after tue reading OF a poem by Philip r. Sullivan
the invited guests will partake of banquet Although
GOV Robinson will not be present IS announced mat
exGov. Tilden will probably attend Az noon the
veterans OF 1912 Will meet at Military Hall, No. 1913
Rowcry and AZ o'clock they win lne at the Surevant
House Special services Will be held at the Gospel Tent
where The Declaration of Independence Will be reaa aud
Grafton delivered. Al the Chufch OF ~ JOIN 'ne
Evangelist, interesting exercises VIII take pace az 40
O'clock during which several national .ongs will he
sung 4 special Will he held at $50 NJ at ST
AIMS Church. Fith-avcnuc ana 1Sth-sL
Island Long Branch, and other place. the out
door sports different clubs VIII undoubtedly attract
thousands who desire 10 escape the noise and heat
Of The city. The NewNOrk Athletic Cub will have a
meeting at their grounds in Mott Haven, and the Scot
fish American hetic Club VIII indulge IN their Vorie
sports at Washington Park The hudson COun-
~ Calcdonan Club win meet at o'clock at
their club rooms in jersey City. and march 20
Schuctzcn Para. Union LII, where the annual
games Will take place. Amng the aquatic sports Of tue
day aIo the annual regatta of the stawaRhaka Yacht
Cub ~ oyster Bay. the contests Of the AggOnauta
and Bayonnc EO ing Associations and the ClilcnS Re-
pstta ON the passic river In the afternoon and sven
inc the ZEN Regiment NIghlandersl VIII gave picnic
af Elm Park. Tic Goth Rc-m no viii have a Festival
al Jones Wood The Centennial Club VIII give rcocl-
iop AT Te4rac, Garden The Shields Guards Will spcud
lie Fulth in View York They will arrive this evening".
aud will escorted To Lcggctrs Hotel by the il1si Fo-
uutesrs The company consists Of 50 men, and rs dc-
coupauied ty drum corps. The members 10 be the
guests OF the Volunteers at Bellevue Garden on The
BoUrth.
The American Mining and stock Exchange adjourned
Yesterday until july D. The NcWYOrG stock LNchaugc,
the Mining and the open Board Will have onii one Eo-
diy-Juy A. TIE Stock Exchange VIII NOS meet, now
ever Thursday until II O'Clock 49, ,
Ia Jersey Cs he special Committee Of the Board Of
Aldermen have arranged 90 celebrate the Fourth al July
hy music and d. siays OF fireworks 40 Hamilton square;
al Conmuuipaw and Van Houlc-s'Tcet lAiay-
ete; 80 Pcarsll-aveuuc and Plauk-foad Glten ei 40
Bergen square: and az PalsaGc1y cuur anu Bt&r"n-'c
nue.. The public buildings viii bear the National colois,
and sautcs VIII bc uIed al sunrise, noon ana sunset