The New York herald., 1878-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

,s 40 general order was sent out TO tn various
police precincts YESTERDAY citing tho city ordinance
relating to the setting OF of fireworks aud firearms
tomorrow with special instructions for its enforce
meut. There will be enough other amusements, how
ever TO make up for the lack of noise and absence Of
physical mutation In general. The Veterans OF 1917
have detailed Adutant Jay Gould Warner TO hoist the
flag on the Old Fort at the upper end OF Central Park
at sunrise He will proceed from there 10 the Battery
PARK and hoist the 'ars aud Stripes" at nine O'Clock
IN the morning Captain John Klein, oi Sa.tery
b. NG.SN.Y will fire salute OF thirty-eight guns at
the Old Fort when the nag is hoised at sunrise ana
another salute OF thirteen guns at nine O'CLOCK The
Veterans Will partake oil banquet at the s'urievant
House at two p. NJ, by invitation OF hessrs George
ana Louis Leland. Thurlow Weed and Ex-Governor
DIX are expected to be present on the occasion
The Following chimes will oe rung on The bells OF
Trinity Church at half-past seven A. N. and at
noon:
l. Ringing the changes on eight bells.
: :'Fins Out +. Sa.sn'. a.ssn,.sny Starry Flag"
8. 'ch,ld q The Regiment"
3. N,tionai Anthem Iau"
10 .,;oa says Amsrics.'
IL. washington's 1rand March ,
1a "On the Shore OF Tennessee"
i. ~un:nii tn: siaI's ths Gofiou. Gias Banner"
II. "Columbia the Gem OF the Ocean,
1S. yankee doodle"
The Stock Exchange will be closed from Wednesday
afternoon until eleven O'Clock on July 8, and the
Cotton Exchange will proong its holiday until July
AT ten O'Clock in the morning the usual Fourth OF
July celebration will DO held in Tammany Hail. Gill
bert c. Walker, OF Virginia. will deliver the 'long
talk and seventeen eighteen prominent sachems
and braves will follow with short talks. The
seventh regiment band will furnish the music. At
IL So~ia of hcn Ha mil lion
Fish is president, will meet the members OF otcer
State societieE at Delmonico's The Bohemian sec
tion of the SPECIALISTS OF Now YORK are 10 parade
The me bcrs win meet at No. 525 Fifth street, ana
marcn through Fifth street to avenue A, through
avenue 10 Fourth street and thence TO FIRST ave.
nue through FIRST avenue 10 Fifth street and thence
to avenue b; through avenue TO Second street
and thence TO Avenue u along avenue 20 fntn ,hun
will EN- bark for picnic excursion. An emcent escort
police will be provided The First battalion lrisn
Volunteers, Lieu eDant Colonel T. NJ Costello COM
manding will parade A picnic W III be held at Bon
der's Scnuetzen PARK BY "Our ASSOCIATION" The
Scottish American Athletic Club will hold forth ut
Washington Park, sixty-nnth street ana Eastern
boulevard and at Elm Park there will be picnic and
games by tho Old Guard, Seventh-ninth Hignlandcrs
BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND.
In Brooklyn there Will % a sunrise salute oil lou
guns from Fort Greene. In the evening there Will
Sc fireworks At Fort Greene. rompkins PARK aud tue
corner of Broadway and Belviders street. only the
Court House and City Hall are TO be decorated
formal celebration will be held at ten O'Clock in the
morning at Tompkins Park, whore the Rev. George
P. Milne will deliver an Grafton Aldermen Fisher
asu real poem. The National Guard have de-
c,ded not parade, but the socialists (2,OOo
stropc) OF the city will march 10 procession from
Turn HAN to Meserolo street, and aitcrward have
picnic in Broadway Park. In tho afternoon, At four
O'Clock two hours oonce1 psc py sns Pnrk Tsa
socraistic Iaoor party Will hold festival at Euers
Broadway Park. A. ten A. ~ the social democrats
Broadway Park and have picnc, win speaking. AZ
four P. VI. orations by Rev W. G. steele and Rev. j.
NJ. Gray will be delivered at Meserole Park, Green
The inmates Of the Kings County Lunatc Asylum,
at FIatbusn will have concert gwen for their benefit
at two O'Clock. The Brooxlyn Caedonian Club wiil
hold their twelfth annual games at schu'zen Park.
Athletic games Will be held at the Capitoiine Grounds
A band OF music will attend
Various other celebrations and clombakes will take
place on Loug Island. Al Gun. the north sidc
Iu the Tabernacle, at eleven O'CLOCK Genere Clinton
b. Fisk will preside, ana inc kev =. Fowier ~ ",
Declaration oil Independence Philip Philips will
sing and a band Will furnish other music
Tn. Tabernacle aud grounds are TO DO decor Al ed
and monster clamoako and evening fireworks are TO
end he day. Tho steamer Sca~auhaka leaves Peck
slip Tor Sea Cliff al nine A. NJ, the j. B. schuyler
leaves the foot OF Leroy street eight A. NJ, and the
Chrysenah will leave Peekskill at the usual time ana
stop at Twenty street Moa;a ,O mye. iOr SSa
steamer State OF New York will also sail from this
city, and tho steamers Laura and the New
Haven will make trips directly from New Haven
Jamaica, Long Island, VIII have hrcman's
parade In the morning, aud the sunday School VIII
turn out, AT Woodsidc addresses, music and clam
bake will be ven. Tho huntington people Will have
speeches u cambake and festival under the auspiccs
OF the Suffolk Baseball Club, and the Homeless Cuo,
OF Brooklyn VIII DO their guests ana play game with
Them Al Soutnhod there viii be AN old style ceebra
ton with iantasuc parade, addresses, boat races,
sack. whecparrow and tub races R,verhoad an
nounces u Grcman's parade cambake and picnic on
the TAR grounds Rowing matches and paradcs VIII DO
fe.tures The villages along the soath shore
Tho Eighth regiment, Colonel Scott commanding
will sncarnp at Creedmoor on the Sd and remain
unt Sunday, spending the spare hours IN rife shoot
ing.
Al Hoboken the Meteor Boat Club will have u
on the E!ysan Fields at three O'Clock, alter which u
collation. will be served. The friends OF he Domin-
Ten thousand VISITORS are expected from brookIyn
New York and Jersey Guy; The Arien Vocal
Spes Of Jersey cay a''ga's and % George %
will hold a celcbraton at Ponlman's Park,
beginning al ten o'clock AT Fort WASHINGTON, on
Hotel, at Hgn Bridge D. J. l.. Peet viii preside.
Professor Gillespie will read the Declaration
90 be paeiversa by Richard b. KmSa Rev
sullivan H. Weston. d. D.; ). A. Beail
Rev. H. Brunn, ID. d., LII d.; Hosea Perkins, Dr.
rccited by Mr. v. wolcn. rhe society Sociabes
hoId a special reception at Pleasant Valley on the
Hudson. Boats Tor Tue ground VIII leave every hall
hour.
Tho following picnic ana excursion trips are nn-
nounced Tor the day;-rne steamer sylvan Dell will
mako au excursion TO Poughkespsic, Newburg, Corn
WALL West Point, Yonkers aud Eocklapd Lake Ex-
cursion trains will run over the Roakaway Beach
and Long Island Railroad The steamer PlymouM
Rock will like special trip up the Hudson.
stopping at West ront and Newburg; tbe s.eumer
Long Branch Will also make 'gsa" trip 10 Newburg
and West Point: the steamers Grand kcpuUnc, Co.
Iumbia, CoIumBus Amercus. Twilight ana Ad-ipnla
will make SPECIAL excorsions To Rockaway; the
steamer Saratoga vii! devote the day to ssiiiDg
down tho bay and out beyond Long Branch
tue CITY OF Elms and Tue Consincn,h will make
excursions to New Haven; tho steamers Pleasant
Valley Fort Lee aud ALEXIS viii 90 TO tho romantic
Palisades and the Of Fert Eee shady Side aud
Pleasant Valley the Cholera Banks will DO visited by
the steamer Sstn Low; the steamers Roscdae, Idle
.,lA 4 nxvtll IN Iainnn
Manhattan Beach Railway and the Eliza Hsncox
steamer from Twenty-third street, East River,
vii also convey passengers to Coney Island. The T.
G. schultz viii 20 to Locust drove and Fort Hamilton
Tne steamers John sylvester and Arrowsmith will
land on tho middio shore OF Coney Isiano ana tho
steamer Bay Rdgo will carry excursionists TO that
island via Locust Grove.
OUTDOOR sroRTs.
The outdoor sports on the Fourth will be numerous
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