... carelessness. t i The passenger train, which awas flled wxith eccur- I sionists going to Neaw York to take part in the - Independence Day Celebration to-morro-, wvas drawn up * at the station here for some reason -or other, and -while it n-as standing there ...

... buildings with black; thus mingling emblems of d mourning with the red, white, aind blue flags hung out in 3, celebration of Independence Day. 3fr. John Mervell, of v the Charleston National Bank, Lad a very narrow escape. e Ile had been riding ins one of the ...

... morning alloy.ol | to run into a train laden with passengers, w-ho were I proceeding on a holiday excursion to celebrate L Independence Day. The collision resulted in setting ifire to the passenger train. The flames flashed from car to car withl stonishing ...

... dayS4Lqc, Ruled firm at late rates. TO-day . 1.5 Previoes day.. l.25,c. Co Vso edrasada. The Independence Day holidays hare 'will extenti over Friday rnod Saturdaky, onr wuich days the markets will he clossed. VrnEATr Opened with ...

... inective condition, the attendance in thie h house being small, while witch the New York iExohnge s bclosed. as usual on Independence Day, there was no American market in the street British!22- per Ceas. mere better for money- and account, and the 2 per o ...