Evening journal., 1890-07-03
| NEW CASTLES JUBILEE.
a COMPLETE PROGRAM or To-
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Occasion promises TO surpass Ali Pre-
yious EHorts-A Cholera scare.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, July 3.--Chief Marshal
Lewis f. Eliason and Aids john T. Coe-
molly and Abraham Moore have completed
the program for che grand celebration of
the 114th anniversary of American In
| dependence tomorrow. The parade will
form IN Delaware street, right resting
on Orange, and march at 80 o'clock, In
the following order: Chief marshal and
aids, plactoon Of police. mayor and City
Council, First Regiment Fife and Drum
Corps, Companies @ and H. First hegi-
ment, N. G. d. Watson Post
No. 8. q. A. r., veteran sailors
and marines, First Regiment Band,
Lenape Steam Fire Engine Company
with decorated apparatus, Lenape Hook
and Ladder Company, with apparatus (;
Seminole Cornet Band, "Skrew Guzzle
Hose Company" masqueraders and bur
lesques, two companies Of cavalry. The
! parade will march over the route that
has already been published in this
| column The chief marshal desires IL
understood, however, that If the pre-
dicted hot wave shall strike this city TO-
morrow, the route Of parade will be
greatly shortened.
AT 10 30 o'clock the exercises on the
school green will begin, and the follow
| ing program will be rendered Music,
! Seminole Band prayer, Rev. W. ]. Cam
bron; singing my Country, 'Tis Of
| Thee, Choral Society; reading Declara
tion Of Independence, Rev. 81 l.. hub
bard, Phi. d music, Seminole Band /;
oration. Hon Thomas F Bay5rd Star
spangled Banner" Choral Society (the
audience is requested to join In the
chorus); Invocation, Rev. e L. Brady /;
doxology.
At2 o'clock the athletic sports will
begin on the battery, and the prizes
win be awarded by the com
mittee on sports, which will also have
charge Of the races. At 4 o'clock the
base bali game will begin, and 1t is ex-
peeted that / 300 persons will witness
this, the feature Of the day. The New
Castle aud Thurlow clubs will contest
for the supremacy and the fight will be
hard one. The former has been in con
slant practice every evening for the past
two weeks, and the latter nas defeated
some of the strongest amateur teams in
| the State of Pennsylvania. Many prizes
win be offered at the game, among which
will be a box Of cigars to the man on
either side knocking the first home run.
At 7 o'clock, on the battery the Semi
mole band will give concert until s
o'clock, when the grand fireworks display
will begin It will contain Roman can.
dies, parachute and c. II ION rockets, foun.
talns, batteries, triangles China flyers,
surprise boxes, cascades, shower OF
pearls, diamond stars. silver glory, Jap
anese fans, and several set pieces
The citizens are requested to decorate
their houses and bring camp stools and
chairs to the school green and battery.
Patrick Megary, who died suddenly on
/ Tuesday a. his home 10 Dobbinsville, at
the age Of 80 years, was bHried yesterday
ia St. Peters Cemetery. report had
been spread that the man had died with
genuine Aslatic cholera, and that he was
sick only three hours The rumor
created so much confusion and excite
ment In the notorious village that the
city authorities ordered the family to
inter the remains at once DR. J. J..
Black, Megarys physician says that
the case was severe attack OF cholera
morbus, and the sworn certificate reads
very plainly cholera morbus The man
was taken sick on Sunday night, after
having eaten some green fruit, and lived
until Tuesday morning. His disease was
In no way contagious. and the precau-
tionary measures Of early burial and
fumigating the house were taken. be-
cause Of the excitement which had been
created by gossips
Company H, n q. D. drilled on the
/ street last evening, and the soldierly aud
| skillful maneuvres Of the men were
witnessed by a.large crowd Of spectators.
The committee of arrange ments for
the exercises tomorrow, will erect a
platform for the speakers, stand for
the singers and a large framework from
whence the fireworks will be discharged.
this afternoon.
At the meeting In the mayors Office
last evening, the finance committee re.
ported $S2 20 TO the treasurer, that
amount having been collected since last
meeting.
Every man and boy, who does not par
ticipate in some other division Of the pa
fade TO morrow, is earnestly requested
to report to Chief Engineer Joseph E.
Vantine, Of the Screw Guzzle Hose
Company at South and Union streets,
tomorrow morning at Z 80 or o'clock.
The post office will be closed to morrow
morning at 10 80 o'clock and will bt
open in the evening from 1880 to s3l
o'clock
Lorenza H. Beecher has resigned hi:
position In the Riverside Rolling Mil
and has accepted position ia Pottstown
Pa. He will remove to the latter city
next week.
Mrs William H. Lare has gone &c
New London, Conn, for a prolonged
soiourn among old friends and relatives
at her former home
Mrs Captain J. W. Truss has left foi
Philadelphia, where she will join hel
husband and accompany him on a voyage
TO Boston. returning in August.
Police Officer Hetherington wishes il
known that he did not make the arrest
Of the brutal driver of Hartmann &
Fehrenbach's brewery wagon on Mon
day, as has been stated. Officer Hanson
did the work
Charles Bowman Of Slatington, Pa Is
the guest OF DR.. w. II. Kuntz anC
family, on Pearl street.
Mrs DR., Merritt is IN visit to friends
and relatives In Philadelphia.
John DifendalI Dead.
FREDERIcK, Md July 3.-John Diffen-
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