... KINNEY’S STRAIGHT-CUT The Centennial Association America • since decided soil from this side on the 4th' of July, Independence Day. There is no doubt that there will be tremendous number people making trip under the auspices of the Association. The greatest ...

... possible back to Cape Scott, whither our men had already drawn the sledges and the Lockwood. After our Bapper celebrated Independence Day by hoisting the American flag on Cape Scotl and sorring the men ronnd of brandy. DEATU LOUD CARBERY. London, Wednesday ...

... Deferred J, to47|. 2 ~ In view o( the holiday in Wall street to- “J iSSuII?4»?Bii •» 88] Ml -,4 morrow in celebration Independence Day. u - - little or 00 support was forthcoming from 17| Mu, Kaa, Tea JN l»l i New tork. and the tone of the market was ...

... connection ment had been to amend Mr Gladstone’s Land his diemiessl. ceptod by the Speaker, divmoa m* with the celebration of Independence Day. The Act 1881. In 1887 they amended it, but Plaintiff denied the alleced onse diwsimal, majority for the reading of 6f9 ...

... them for the principal Centenary celebration, and enclosing the* following resolution;— Resolved that the of July, 1898, Independence Day, be, and is hereby named and designated as the day and date on which the American the auspices of the 98 Centennial ...

... for amusement tosly. to disturb pedestrians, and as Martin Langton premdmg. oellent object rf measure to Jreek attack Independence Day (today). iy well Horatio of to renno. _ nmiKs the groat lora wto for to relief of jurors from which day to Turka will ...

... Mass., U S.A., July 7th, 1899. The eastern Slate, .this week ringing with the echoes »> 1 1 lan which tonic Tuesdav, Independence Day. 11 B r P .nethmg of the wind later jearw Close 20,000 people, gathered from ail parts Maasachosetts, listened of Americau ...

... the worst sufferer, and tho depreciation was assisted by the closure of the Now York Stock Exchange, owing to its being Independence Day. Home Rails are generally weaker, the Southern lines proving t!>e exceptions; and Foreign Stocks have been quiet, closing ...

... worst of tie intolerably hot spell. none too large to hold the audience homes the Turkish anny had carefully Last Monday (Independence Day) was the who wouWflockto hear Mr B*&nOTd ewei* preaelTe ...

... the midst of on- bard struggle, and oar celebrations are of a different character. We have no George Washington and no Independence Day. The man has not yet appeared oa the seen# who will lead ns to final victory, either on the field of battle or in the ...

... 2; per cent, Spanish back to even, and Egyptians even to 2 contango* Mora faith tyaa expressed in the political future Independence Day in Greece passed off so quietly yesterday, and this has, of course, done not little towards bringing about higher level ...

... man PAIL! INDEPENDENT. DAY, ...