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bratod in a Joyful MannerjH
Amusements for Kvcryborly aflj
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lays himself out tocrlebrato lndopoiuawH
Day In a rontlbto and rational manncr.JB
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water and rail to every arallablo fl
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nay that If the day 'in a ploasant onqBH
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celebrating atlill will tako tholr enJoynH
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excursions to Coney Island, llockalH
Beach, Long Branoh, (Hen Island, OremH
wood Lake, Bowery Bay and the rest olH
water-sido resorts wl'l bo well patronjMB
and there will bo tlio usual outpourlBH
our (lerman citizens to Staten Is'anjH
the Sobuotreu Parks, over beyond HobqHBJ
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holiday this year more notable than B
avorage run of Fourths. MB
tammany's celxiuiatiox. 9BJ
Tho only bis blowout Inside tho city nBfl
will He the gathering of the ilrates in jH
customary war paiut and feathers atVH
Tnmmauy wigwam, this is the one lH
rello of pnst institntlniia tn tlio waySH
Fourth or July celebrations in (Jotliam HB
has not been allowed to fall into InnocBH
desuetndo. AH
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their followers will assemble at tan wliB
at 10 o'clock a, m. , to listen to longJH
and short talks by Congronsinan llroH
ridge, nf Kentucky; llolman, ul I"liH
Hprlncor. or Illinois; Mc.Mllllii. of TeuH
sec: llynum, of Indiana: UrUp, orClogJH
ami Ocn. Hplnola. Amos CumujB
Uunphy and Icemen Turner, nf Now fHI
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for the day presonts a bewililering raH
of ereuts in every branch of outH
amusement. aHI
itoNMonTii track orr.j.vo. v
First aud foremost la the opening ofTOH
tsagnificent new race course at MonmooflH
l'ark, which will undoubtedly attract thj0
sands of visitors, JiflH
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tried to itesoribe the now cnurso atJH
month, but they hava ulvjn It up iu (iesjn
acknowledging candidly that the BnH
language fails in ita supply of adJectlvH
do it justice. fliH
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vicinity, including the hnse Morris IH
track, could be placod bodily lusidoH
Monmonth Inclokure and still leave JH
en on gh tor another gnnd.gtzed track. HH
l'resideut 1. I). Withors aud tlecrH
Crickmore will be tho bu men of thelH
and a spleudtil card hat been arraugOIH
the benefit of tho natrons. ThcretH
40,000 people at the opening day at MlH
Tark this year, and to-morrow may see nsO
double that number at Monmouth. TB
la also racing at Brighton Ueaob. H
athletes' field uroBTs. H
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number of amatour games at the vaHI
ttnunda in the vicinity, and the craukajH
lave to fall back upon theso In the ab9B
of the professional teams in the West. fllE
of theso are: Htaten Island A. C. vs. IUiH
ton, at West New Brighton; Berkeley H
vs. Manhattan A, C,. at BrotherhoodjB
at :i r. m., and New ior!t A. C. vs. MaH
tan A. 0.. at in.:io a. m. 9iH
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games at Jones a Woods; lndepemlenMHB
dealers' Association games at ""shinlM!
l'ark, Brooklyn; Mold day, Brooklyn V.HJ
C, A., at Greenwood Lake; CaledonB
fames at Newark: Caledonian garaeaS
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games at Itidgewood Park, Brooklynrl
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games at Bergen Point. IK
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Tho following shooting content wIlJH
held; Ozone Park llifls Club, West Bldo qB
Club at Newark, Houth rildo Uuu ClnlB
Newark, lloseville Oun Club at NewjV
Newark Shooting Society festival at ,rH
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race at Irvington. N. J. ; meet N. Y. JtlqjB
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wheelmen at Mil turn; races ArllnH
wheelmen at Mllburn, H
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The Palisade BnatClnb on the IIuJH
will hold their annual rtces and give aH
tentlon, and the People s Ilegatta of jH
athletlo club or the Hobujlkiil Navy JH
take place at Philadelphia HB
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following eientsi Ilegatta LarchjB
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Knll Yacht Club, races Dauntless
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