... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN PARIS. k etikar, • each eldet made • teak only I trimming is • nerrow chicoree OE PlNPaoleared taffetas, put sit fn The body in low, and trimmed with chiooree and narrow blonde. At the back, in of • sash, two long eadeb like besquee ...

... and Captain Conde who uc!eeded him, a daring adventurer, was ordered at all core to bring on • naval engagement before Independence Day. That he vu zee 'ed in doing, as we have already le irnel by telegraph, with • result eminently satisfactory to be Ceilians ...

... Antiquaries. SHOOTING IN MONTANA. of Hungarians, living near Centralia, in Montana, flnishei up a three days' carouse on Independence Day by a friendly shoot all round. One man. John Hereon. was killed, and two others fatally injured. Had it not been for ...

... Mill* tary Union, armed and uniformed, aeeembled in ei Bridgeport, Connecticut, on Saturday, oelebration of the American Independence Day. Mr. Lyman, Preaidcnt of tbe Ineh National Alliance, wee al*o present, two orgapiaaticne having joined hands. Tynan ...

... insignificant period, undertaking the government his own. but Mr. Bryan smilingly put aside the soft impeachment. The Independence Day celebrations in England this year were of an exceptionally interesting character. At tba reception given by the United ...

... admit now that we deserved beaten, and we lost America our own folly. Supposing, however, that the Americans celebrated Independence Day with fifes and drums through the streets. Suppose the pro- Boera tried a ” Majuba Hill” demonstration with banners and ...

... dnrswod to be beat*. Perhaps we did. though it ill becomes to say eo. Supposing then, aaid. that the Americans oelebrated •Independence Day fif«s and dram* throes*! the street*. ] pen, tie pro-Boer, tried a Majuba Hiß demonstralionv ith banners and Unda Of ...

... two rounds ringing cheers for the King and Queen. The I.ord Mayor, referring to the fact that that was the fourth July (Independence Day), the health the President of the United States America His J/ordship said that fortunate coincidence the visit the ...

... pleasure he had in making the acquaintance all present, and provoked universal applause by lii.s remarks anent -tth July (Independence Day), wbicb referred great length the cordiality anil friendly relations existing between the two great Anglo-Saxon nations ...

... type, it may l>e added, rapidly Fomins rarer. The reply is that it is Canada a national landmark, partially m the that Independence Day is to the States; T rt rot altogether, since the latter indicated tram the Motherland, whereas, to kinsfolk British their ...

... as well the reduction of time the old sailing ships in crossing, and in tho catering for the welfare of EXPERIENCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY very amusing. A large contingent militia cavalry assembled in the City Hall Park, and the motley array of both men and ...

... JUNKER CHANCELLOR. GEBMAN SHAMS AND ILLUSIONS. LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Lloyd took advantage of the celebration of Belgian Independence Day in London to reply to the German Chancellor's speech, before a large audience, in the Queen’s Ball, this afternoon. ■ ...