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... parties witnessed the ceromony, In tho afternoon the Earl and Countess of Annesley left London for Ireland. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. There was no special in Liver. pool, yesterday, in cclebration of the anniversary of American independence, beyond the ...
... capitalists, will superin- circulation. tend the periodical withdrawal of the caimes from THE UNIT LA CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY, New York, Jury 5,—The anniversary of American independence was generally celebrated yesterday throughout the United ...
... Blough and Reading. The American Minister gave a reception on WiKinesdsy afternoon, his London residence, in honour of Independence Day. The attendance, which included General and Mrs. Grant, was very large. A dinner party was given in the evening. On Wednesday ...
... mission to the Ameer of A,-hanistan is to leave there next week. 'The feature which has attracted most attention in the Independence Day (4th of July) celebrations in the United States is a s, eech bv Senator Blane. delivered at Woodstoek, Connecticut. It ...
... important, and the market at the close was not materially altered. There was no late telegram from America, this being Independence day. At New York yesterday the Cotton Market was quiet, at a decline of 1-160 on the spot, middling upland closing at There ...
... Children, all born on tho 4th of July-the first one in 1819, the second In 1871, and tha remaining six on each succeeding Independence day up to 1877. e The girls eaployed by a Brooklyn eigar niaklag flynm sent word to the central organisatieo*ofstk~ers a ...
... less pleasing to the Beaconsfield-Derby British Goverment than profitable and helpful te the struggling Turks. American Independence Day has this year unfortunately provoked indiscreet and intlammatory § eches by some of the Republican leaders, Senator Blaine ...
... the Marshal President is making sure of the military, upon whom so much depends in France. Americans have celebrated Independence Day in the customary manner, and with, perhaps, quite as much of pol itical feeling. At Woodstock, in Connecticut, Senator ...
... generally somewhat easier at the close. The Grand Wrank of 0auads, traffic return shows 4100 incresatf Yesterday beinzg Independence Day, the receipts of the Anglo- American telegraph Company were only £990.- Console closed fractionally better at 944 to ...