The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-02

Inc IOllOWlng is 1ull HSt OIL the various
pieces to be exhibited in their order.
/. Ascent OF large balloons with trails attach
| ed which as they gradually pass from view throw
| out various kinds of firework effects.
Grand Illumination OF the surroundings by prs-
matte cOl0red lights.
4. Rocket display, introducing many new and
| novel effects.
5. Flight of golden geysers forming a cascade
| of spray fire ascending and descending.
q. Set piece. Magic wheel,
z. Fire t0rped0es, flying through the air with
| great rapidty and exploding with loud report.
s. Special bombshell display mammoth size)
| with varied and beautiful effects and combina-
| tions
8. Great golden clouds studded with sap
| phires "a
| 10. Double diamond, set piece.
IL. Japanese novelty rockets, new, wonderful.
| IL. Twin asteroid rockets with twinkling stars.
10. Pleiades rockets, with seven floating stars,
| changing coors
IA. Umbrella of fire.
10. Jeweled mine explosion.
16 Peacock tails, set piece.
IT. SalvoS of saucissions, filling the air with
| fantastic forms of brilliant fire.
49, Flying pigeons.
49, yariegated bombshels. "a inch with car
mine, emerald, golden streamcrs gold rain, mag
neSium, crimson, gold amber, green and gold,
mauve, pink, blue and gold meteors.
90 Congreve rockets.
81. Gothic cross, set piece.
%. Japanese tOrpilliOnS.
| 49, Roman fountain batteries.
a. Floral fountains
25 Kaleidoscope set piece.
49, PriSmatic fountains.
II. Great shells, 80 inch aurora borealis.
70 Cross fire of signal roses.
80 Aerial area of variegated gems.
80 Chinese spider, set piece.
81 Meteoric rockets.
49, Pearl streamers.
33. Telescope rockets.
a. Fiery whirlwinds.
3d. Egyptian pyramids, set piece
So Fiery wagglers,
81 Volcanic eruptOns.
49, Boss Tweeds diamond, set piece.
ofI adarc
40 Jewelled clouds.
Al Enamelled jewels, set piece.
A. Prize cometic rockets.
A. Challenge rockets.
A. Forest of fire.
45. Jewelled star.
46. Brilliant serpents.
AT. Dropping stars.
49, Magnesium shells.
A. Gran device, displaying the words 'wel-
60 Aerial wonders.
81 Shell of Shells
b2 Peacock plumes.
3d. Aerial contortionists.
a. Extra large final device representing the
| Coat OF Arms Of the City of Portland with the
3d. Grand flight of five hundred large colored
rockets fired at one time and forming grand ae-
rial bouquet.
| The services of July 4th will prove of
great interest to many old Portlanders
who will be with us on this occasion. The
morning exercises in the various churches
will consist of historical sermons by the pas
tors. In the afternoon City Hall will be
| thrown open at 1.30 o'clock and the exercises
will begin at 230. There will be an intro
duction by Mayor Chapman, a little descrip-
ton of Church Psalmody during the century
| by City Clerk Burgess, invocation by Rev.
| f. T. Bayley of State street church, Scrip
| ture reading by Rev. Henry Blanchard of
the First Universalist church, prayer by
Rev. Dr. Small of the First Baptist, an adj
dress by Rev. Elijah Kellogg on Religious
Worship early in the Century," an address
on Religious Worship later in the Century
| by Rev. W. III. Fem of High street church,
| and the benedictlon by Rev. DR.. Thomas
| Hill of the old First Parish. The music will
| be furnished by the State street and First
| Parish choirs, with Mr.. Kotzschmar conduc-
| tor. George G. Burgess, ESQ.,, will preside.
In the evening Alderman VIM. NJ. Marks
will preside, the hall will be open at $50 and
| the exercises begin at 7.30 o'clock. There
| will be an introduction by Mr.. Marks,
| Scripture reading by Rev. DR.. G. j. Clark of
Pine street church, prayer by Rev. A. HI.
Wright of st. Lawrence street, address,
Temperance in Portland during the Centu-
ry'' by Hon. Neal Dow, address, "The Anti
Slavery Cause" by Rev. DR.. Dalton of St.
Stephens, address, Benevolent Institutions
of Portland by W. E. Gould, Esq, address
personal "Reminiscences by Rev. j. T..
G. Nichols, and benediction by Rev. G.. H
Daniels. The music will be furnished by
| the Centennial Chorus, w. L. Fitch con-
| ductor.
1t is requested that no firecrackerS, torpe-
does or pistols be discharged on Stone street
| between Cumberland and Oxford streets on
account of serious sickness in that neighbor-
hood.
The beds are all made for the clambake at
Long Island ON Tuesday. Work is under
way on the tables, which cover an acre of
ground. There will be fifty of them and
they are of an average length of ITO feet.
Placed in line the tables would extend for
over mile
represent the troops in the sham fight with
the Hebdomadal tribe of Indians.
THE TRADES PROCESSION.
The following is the correct list of con-
Germs who will take part in the trades pro-
cession; airy who have been omitted or for
any reason cannot join, will oblige the COM
inittee by reporting Immediately to G. NJ.
Moore:
Herald with Banner.
Marshal III. M. Moore.
Chief of Staff, +. ID. Ellis.
Aids:
G. w. Sylvester, Austin Sullivan,
w. G. Ware, Chas. A. Plummer,
w. III. Stevens, Martin A. Dillingham;,
Isaac q. Atkinson, P. II. Bradley,
A. s. RneS, G. A. Cushing,