... AMERICAN ' INDEPENDENCE DAY.' The 115th anniteteary of American independence - .trated on July 4, by a public breakfast at the Royal Opera Colonnade Motel, St. James's. The Rev. Dr. Patton, of New York, took the chair. A letter of apology was read from ...

... AMERICAN MARKETS. From 1 York, July 3.--All Stcn-k. liJli*, and rn*lt»re hang*** are until Wednesday for the Independence Day festivities. The May tUicinmt the ami Rin 'iramir Railroad shows: dims* earning* •310,000. in ...

... outlook promising. Censorship has been imposed the local pre**. Great preparations have lieen made for the celebration of Independence Day to-morrow. There will be parade school children here, with the united hand* of American regiment* in the city. Speeches ...

... candidate for the Presidency, who is a strong partimn of Getters! Barillas, attempting to make a political speech on Independence Day. The mob threw him and his friends off the platform and Pelted them with Moors until they took shelter in a house in ...

... States cadet training-ship making a visit. The ship the Monongohela, will dress with masthead flags in commemoration Independence Day, and the British warships in the port will similarly dressed. At noon salute twenty-one gun.; will tie fired by the port ...

... was active but unchanged, and a few other stocks, including those the two old Underground lines, shrank •lightly. With Independence Day celebrations full •wing, the New York Stock Exchange, was again closed. Operators hero were much less disposed deal day ...

... officers the l iotrsl States warship Chicago will arrive here from lk-!.-igou Bay Man day p.irtieijate in the American Independence Day cxdebratiun* Tuesday. Permission has t«een ured for them wear and side arms. Newcastle, July 1. The following cablegram ...

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