The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
OBSERVANCE OF THE FOURTH.
General Parade with 5000 Men
in Line in the Morning,
\ Host of Other Events TO Amusc
P.casurc- Seekers.

the metropolis OIL Wednesday In Il wa
more general than in years. This wi
be the one hur dred and eighteenth al
niversnry OF the Declaration OF Ind
pendencc. and though occasionally som
public scandal Is revealed, like that ~
earthed by the i.eXow COMMITTEES. IT,
faith of the people in the wisdom OF
government Of the people. for the pe,
pie, by the people. unhampered 10y h,
reditary rulers. is mistaken.
On the morning OF July T. III. tn
peaceful Quakcrs of Philadelphia CAV
expression to their Endorsement of tn
sinful men who had gone to war 70
political independence by firing vo
ley OF inusketry. ringing the bells OF tn
staid old town and congratulating eaci
other and the Republic on it's frs
then. The patriot sold!ery had had
very tough year Six more very touG'
years passed before Lord Howe sale,
a%ay from New York Harbor with hi
immortal George Washington cam,
down the Bowery road amid the reioic
,nss of the solder-ridden people OF New
New York used to celebrate indie.
pendence Day with good old-fash
l4hed parade: but sh. got too big and
ugni'led Tor that, and in 1874 the gen.
eral parade was abandoned
hundred small parades have oc.
Cured each July since then. however
| iiarriers. musketeers. target clubs clam.
bake parties. fusileers and other gala
ORGANIZATIONS appearing in various
parts Of the city on their way TO steam.
boat piers, where they embarked for
| their respective rendezvous for the day
In lso4 there will be II return to the
ancient custom. There will be a gen.
eral parade, in which at least 5000 per.
sons will take part. with I. S. Dicken.
son as Grand Marshal. and Major John
~: Nor, MEhGirm az O. OF !, Revolutionary descent
The parade will start from Thirty.
! fourth street and Fifth avenue at . in
the morning. and Will be made up as
| follows:
First Divsion--An regular military bodies
Second Dirision--Na,al Veterans and Naval
c9 Th,ra m n,n,.1s EearAdmral osborne
marshal. Major +. $. schaefer. ''e'
rGnrih DINisionn.sons OF Veteran Camps: mar.
FIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS military bodies
marshal Col: A Fest, Union Veterans Union !,
ST Dlvision-ve,srsn ,Firemen and Sons
Seventh Division-order o. Un'ted American
Mechanics, seniors; marshal. E. i. Bruner
unos .sh R ant9 B a%sr'''
Ninth Division-Rei Men: marshal. senior
Tenth Dlylsion-Publc schools and miscellan
eols marshal. senior principal.
,i Relieving ofncers-i'n;Judse Frederick G
g. A. R Col. Charles L. sprasue. G. 4. r
AMI me Col; nS John h s, Eliso.; @, 4 Il
celebration of the ever gloriou
Fourth" will he the "pow-wow" Of tn
Tammany Society at Tammany Hall
There, viii be Long Talks" by Georsia'
new Senator: Editor Patrick Walsh. an,
Congressman Joseph w. Bailey. o
Texas; and Short Talks" by Coy. Hoge
Springer. Of Illinois; Gen. Dan sIckles IS
and about thirty other patriots Of tn
Democratic faith. after which every
body body viii WI descend into the bowels OF tn
the rear Of the WigWam and quaff fron
the ever flowing Spring OF cham
payne. eat watermelon and celebrat
The New York Society Of the c,nc,n
cinnau viii have an Independence Da,
meeting at ] O'Clock at Delmonico's.
Inc Washington Continental Guard vii
h hnist Oid Glory on the old fort o
ne nag used being the colors OF the wa
The Young Mems Institute. with it
Highlands, leaving on the Steamer I.ittl
River at S45 A. NJ. anu ->o' u
| Al Lion Park the New York Letter
Carriers Association will celebrate tn
day with It's eighth annual festival an,
games, and fireworks at s o'clock in tn
| evening, The proceeds will go to tn
sick and death benefit fund.
There Will be athletics. ball game
| bicycle meets, shooting matches, re
| Sattas, picntcs. festivals, outings an,
| excursions of infinite variety for New
Workers to choose from for their holi
day.
The Larchmont Yacht Clubs resatt,
and the naphtha launch races, unde
the direction of the American zach
+, Club. over an eight-knot course will
one turn. will be particularly attractive
Nathan Hale will be unveiled a
lS0 o'clock at Huntington, l.. l., Gen
| Stewart l.. Woodford and Rober
LenoX BclEnap being the ora tors.
There Will be pilgrimage of Catho
! lies to ST. Anthony's shrine, Butler
y. J.. The sh.'ne will be draped II
American flags
Theo .Tammany people of Old Green
witch will celebrate In Abingdon Square
| with Gen. Sickles. Gen. Martin T. Nc
Mahon. Leader James Boyle and othe
| speakers.
The inhabitants of Staten Island will
| celebrate gorgeousy at II o'clock a
Prohibition Park. Rev. DIR. l.. A. Bank,
| will be the orator. There will be 4 han
Duet at T.. NJ, and at ) o'clock William
| Lloyd Garrison will deliver an address
| ON ''Whittier;" there will be a musca
! entertainment at 7.45 and fireworks u
a.l5 in the evening.
Where Fort Prince Charles stood a