... Roslin- dale, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.-Yesterday being Easter is held in America as almost next to the Fourth of July (Independence Day). True, the various nationalities each hold their own respective days, as the Americans hold Washington's birth- day ...

... 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 ...

... Coffee on the spot—market dull; fututes steady. Tin and copper markets nominal. Iron firm, but unchanged. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. GOVERNMENT BONDS AND RAILWAY SHARE x Quotations. July 3 July 2 Call Money U.S. Gov. ...

... 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 ...

... to gross carelessness. The passenger train, which was filled with excursionists going to New York to take part in the Independence Day celebrations to-day, was drawn up at the station. For some reason or other, while it was standing there, a heavy freight ...

... 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 ...

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... Portuguese Government as to the appointment of Sener Ennes. TEn American Minister, Mr Lincoln, and his wie celebrated Independence Day yesterday with a reception at their residence in Cromwell 'Road. Almost all the well-known Americans 'who are now In ...

... School for Engineers, his speech being much applauded. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE UNITED STATES.. (REUTca',S TELEP.Ai..) New Orleans, Sunday.-The citizens of New Orleans yesterday celebrated Independence Day for the first time since 1860. All the places of business ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. [RKUTKR'S TELEGRAM. 1 NEW ORLEANS, Sunday. New Orleans yesterday celebrated Independence Day for the first time since 1860. All places of business were closed, and the day was observed as ageneral holiday. The Italian shops and stands ...

... ue wektsx'e ,.ohegn [r ae.-~w,'hr iafl :fl& *aw mbcmmI lp - m AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. (Rcuter's Telegrem.] NzW OBuE.N'S, July 5.-2\ew Orleans yesterday celebrated Independence Day for the first time since 1860. -All places of business were closed, and ...

... EAddeley, who on Saturday defeated Mr Pim by E 3 sets to 1. The winuer had on the previous c day defeated Mr Ernest Renshaw. Independence Day was celebrated throughout the United States on Saturday. One interest- rt ing feature vas the fact that Now Orleans, ...