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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14
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Oliver M. Reed, an abortiOnist, has been sent
to prison for six years and half by a Phila
delphia judge.
Elk Congressman Bowen was sentenced te
pay fine of $3.50 and two years Imprisonment
for bigamy. Mrs. King )Or Mrs. Bowen, az
she supposed hersel to be, wanted to be sen.
fenced with him as she was as much to blame
Bowen was taken to Jail, but before going
promised to be true to Mrs. King.
For once Weston, the walkest, has succeed.
ed in accomplishing what he advertised, by
walking lib miles in % hours hours AZ 1 2
minutes, doing 100 miles in q hours and one
minute-the fastest time on record.
The term at West Point closed Monday
night. Gen. Meade presenting the diplomas
There was a skirmish between the graduating
class and the sophs, President Grant and Gen
Meade being spectators.
Judge Hoar declines public dinner rendered
him by several prominent citizens in appreeia
ton of his services on the Joint High Com
mission.
July LIST the voters of Boston are to deter
mine whether ale, porter and lager shall be ex
empt from the provisions of the prohibitory
law
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Domestic Markets.

WATERFOWL, June 13.--Catte Market-Beef
Cattle receipts 3s9 head. The considerable i'm
Sales of choice at $40 25 extra at SO IS 40 10 o. first
quality SO 90 g 9 50; second quality So 90 a so;
third quality $500 q Z 80. Sheep and Lam6s-re,,
cepts 1855 head; market not essentially changed
from last week; sales in lots IS "a so each; extra
at $50 "a 8 30. Veal calves q l0c.
NEW YORK, June l3.-Cotton easier: sales alma
bales; Middling upands at 20fc. Flour-sales 1900
bbls; State and Western quiet; State at 60 "a so
Ronnd hoop Ohio 80 q 95; Western 8 60 a rs
Southern 50 q 800 Wheat easier; sales los, 900
Der western i63 a. 63J Corn dull; sales "a 600
BUSH; common Mixed Western 70 a lie; good to
choice do sSe Oats without change 81 Pork
10 80. Lard heavy at 81 q 1Itc. Butter scorce and
,Tm; Ohio 10 Isl State i q SOC. Whiskey quiet
Sugar steady; Muscovado 81 a 1Otc; air to good re-
Snng W g &c; Coffee quiet; RIO Is q 16c. Naval
81 e I muTpepte steady at Nc R0sn dull
fined 26c. Tallow steady at at q 94c.
Frelghts to Liverpool moro actlve-Grain 81 ~ 90
Tbs and ed 4y 600 lbs
Spring "a 90 q $6 90. Wheat lover and decl med
q ae; No: Spring 29!, Corn steady; No. 2 mixed
at 81 e S4sc; Oats active; No. 49, Rye weaker
Live Hogs active and advanced 104c., at So 40 q
Receipts-5,OOO bbIs four, 60 GOO bush wheat 1872.
900 bush. corn, 81 900 BUSH oats 1000 BUSH rye 25
BUSH barley. 1910 hogs.
Shipments hip bbs; -four, 81 600 bush wheat,
$50 barley, 5000 hogs
CINCINNATI, June 10 Pork unsettled at $15 IS.
Lard buoyant at 10 a 10Ic Bulk Meats at full phi
we. Bacon firm; shoulders at 6sc; clear rib SIC
clear sides &c. Cattle dull at S. 25 Whisky firm
at e9c.
dec lined %; No. while Wabash so; No. white
Michigan 90; Amber Michigan 49S; No. 81 46.
Corn steady and in moderate demand; High Mixed
541c; Low mixed SIC; yellow 595c; Michigan 57Ic
white 57c No. 2 do 54c.
CHARLESTON, June 13.-Cotton ste1dy; MiddinQ
uplands 19c.
MOBILE, June 13.-Cotton finn: MiddIing nm
land; 182c. ~
ding uplan1s 1910.
SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 19lc.
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SACCARAPPA.-The wife of Frederick Blood
about 80 years of age who was severely injured
by fall last week continues in a critical state.
Her face and head were badly cut and her
bruises are painful
Mr. Charles Sumner of Andover tSeminary
has supplied the Congregational pulpit the
last two Sundays
Pendergast's Menagarie, ION its way to. Cor
ham has attracted crowds for two days or
Quimby's Park. 1t is wholly unobjectionable
the performers being all quadrupeds except
the rooster.
The portable saloon, formerly owned by Mr.
Dupee Portland photographer, is converted
into picture frame establishment.
The new iron bridge standsl firm,!a comelJ
and substantial structure,
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METEOROLOGICAL,

WAsHINGToN. June 1877 80 p M-Synopsis
OF the past "a hours-No material change is
reported from the Pacific stations. Threaten.
ported from west of Nebraska. The low bar
ometer reported Monday evening on Lake Su-
perior has moved very rapidly to Lake Ontario
and is now over Lake Champlain. Brisk winds
have prevailed during the day from Lake HUI
barometer continues high in the Southern
States. Clear weather has very generally been
reported, excepting only rain in northern Flor
ida and this evening in southern Maine.
Probabilities-The wind in the Middle and
Eastern States will probably abate during the
night. There are no indications of apy serious
disturbance on Wednesday east of Mississippi
partially cloudy weather will probably prevail.
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The Orpheus for June has been received by
Stockbridge.
We wrote yesterday that the School Com.
mittee were soon to go to JEWELS Island, but
the compositor persisted in setting it up "Pen-
nell's Island"
Yesterday afternoon, while we were enjoy
ing splendid shower, there was heavy
storm of hail at the foot of Sebago lake.
Lewiston has appropriated $4OO for weekly
open air concerts until the first of November
and the fourth Of July.
July 4th will be celebrated at "Music HALF
by the well known comedian Yankee Locke and
full company from Boston who will perform
afternoon and evening. Particulars hereafter.
There was placed on exhibition at the Mer-
chants Exchange Reading Room, yesterday,
a new Post Route Map of New York and
Western New England, recently prepared by
the 2. o. Department at Washington, for the
purpose of showing the route of the Portland,
Rutland, Oswego, and Chicago Railway, as set
forth in the bill recently introduced into Con-
gress by the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. The
map in question is on scale of six miles to
the inch and shows the country from Niagara
river to Portland, designed to bring into
prominence the route of the railway from
Oswego on Lake Ontario to the seal board at
Portland harbor.
The Calais Times says Father Denim has
been recalled by Bishop Bacon from his
charge in Calais to Portland. The Times says
his labors in that city have been productive of
much good, especially in the cause of temper
ance, $50 habitual drunkards having been re-
formed by bis efforts.
The City Guard of Charlestown, Mass, will
arrive in this city tomorrow morning and are
to be entertained by the Infantry with an ex-
cursion to the islands in the steamer Express.
The honorary members are cordially invited
and are requested to meet at the company's
Armory at o'clock Thursday morning.
AT special conclave of Portland Com
mandery x. T., last evening, committee was
appointed to receive ard entertain Haverhill
Commandery, which is to visit our city the
oath. An invitation was also extended to st.
Adams Cemmandery to Join them as guests.
A cargo of railroad iron Tor the Maine Cen
trail Railroad arrived here yesterday.
The Catholic Sunday School Union" will
present two plays at Music Hall tonight
The finest looking encampment in the Odd
Fellows procession to-day were those from
Portland, Me. The regalias were very beauti
full and their marching like that of veteran
Standardization Traveller of Tuesday.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING,
TUEsDAY.-Thomas w. Re- nolds plead guilty to
resisting officer Cammett, and was fined $50 and
COSTS Committed.
John Fay plead guilty to an assault on James Jen-
nings, and was fined 81 and costs. Committed.
John Brady was up for the third time for selling
liquor. When asked by the judge ii he intended to
continue the business he frankly replied that he did,
He was fined $50 and costs, and committed in default
of payment.
Charles FL. Quimby, the man who run over the
child on Washington street, plead guilty and paid
fine of $40 and COSTS O'Doune,l.
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BOAT Enthusiastically officer Seth Ster-
ling arrested on board boat in the harbor a
man calling his name Charles Smith and
claiming to belong in Boston, for the larceny
of a boat and several larcenies on board vessels
in Portsmouth harbor. 1t appears that he stole
almost everything portable on board the ves-
sells, in some cases stripping sails and rigging
and taking part of the plumber in the boat and
sending the remainder away by other means,
sailed for Portland. Parties from Portsmouth
followed him and procured his arrest. He con-
fessed that he stole the boat at Cape Cod, and
re-painted her at Portsmouth,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

CONCORD, June IL The Senate and House
of Representatives met at o'clock and in each
branch committees were announced. Mr..
Bingham dem. presented names of twenty
five Republican members whose seats would
be contested. and Woodleigh (Rep) twelve
names of Democrats.
Inauguration of Gov. Weston will take place
Wednesday, at - O'Clock.
Samuel B. Page, of Concord, leading Dem.
ocratic member of the House is confined to his
house by indispostion resulting from over
exertion I"IF
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

INDIA STREET UNIvERsALIsT SOCIETY AT
recent meeting of this society, Thomas Pen
nell was chosen moderator; Robert Pennell,
clerk; e. s. Shaw, Isaac Knight, J. V. Brad
ley, parish committee;J. " Bradley, G. III.
Pickett, Isaac Knight, assessors; Thomas
Pencil, treasurer; J. V. Bradley, Thomas
Pennell, e. S. Shaw, G. P. HaseItine, Mis-.
John Chase, Mrs. George s. Berry, Miss
Lizzie Colesworthy, committee to raise funds
for the completion of the church. S. III. Coles
worthy was appointed to solicit subscriptions
abroad Thomas Pennell was chosen delegate
to the next Annual Universalist Convention
at Bath,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

WEsTBRooK SEMINARY. The annual ex-
animation of this well known institution COM
menced on Monday. The exercises displayed
the usual high standard of scholarship at
tanned by the pupils, and were extremely in
teresting on both days.
Last evening the exercises consisted of the
reading of the class paper which was admir-
ably made up, and displayed decided talent on
the part Of the contributors; and an interest
ing debate by the Eremathian Adelphi Soci-
ETY., in which several of the members evinced
considerable proficiency in this direction
which promises to be heard from in the future
Where all did so well, it would be unjust to
particularize, and we will simply say that
everything passed off agreeably and to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
This evening at 7.30 o'clock, the annual ex.
hibition will be held, and tomorrow the in
terest will eliminate in the graduating exer-
cises, commencement dinner, Grafton by Prof
Shipman, poem by Mrs. M. s. Read. and the
reunion of graduates in Hersey Hall in the
evening
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NE w YORK.

NEW YORK, June 10 AT jerome Park to.
day the West Chester Cup, valued at $500
was won in dash of 2 IA miles by Breakness
in Is IA, beating Sterling and Hemboldt.
The selling sweepstakes for all ages mile and a
quarter was won by Belmont in PIG, beating
Quintard and Musketer The purse of $500
for all ages mile and three quarters by Victory
in 3.17 beating Climax and Doctor
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Especial by International Line.l
Tournament of the Junior Clubs.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Innings. .........1 6 7S9 Total,
COnglomerate... 0 6 1 358 20
ResOlute... o 0 Q 10 Q 81
Fly catches-Knight 2, Emerson 2, Glendenning 2,
Winship2, Aver 1.9. Parlin 1, Pray 1, Marston 8,
Kelley 2, Springfield Is.
Out on first base-Cong's 10, Resolutes IL.
Out ON other bases--COngs 3. Resolutes 1.
Out on fous-COng's 3, Resolutes g.
Struck out-COng's 2. Re:olutes 1.
BRUNSWICK JUNE 13.-The game between
the Resolutes of Portland and the Electrics
of Brunswick, was called at 3 o'clock P. M
by Charles Foster, the umpire. The game was
holly contested upon both sides, the Eclectics
leading until darkness closed operation at the
close of the. eighth innings. The Resolutes
won the game and Championship by score of
Al to 80, as follows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success. If.
GET Briggs Corn aud BuniOn Remedies
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. #.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Ca1arrh. If

WE LEARN WISDOM FROM EXPERIENCE
When the complexion is pale or sallow it de-
notes vtiated blood and unhealthy secretions.
BY using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP HYPo-
PHosPHITEs regularity and lobserving the d.
rections accompanying eachgbottle, for few
weeks, the blood becomes pure, the secretons
Of the body well disposed, the skin healthy, the
features assume more youthful appearance
while buoyant spirits indicate the return of
health. ie12th -d1 w&w1t
PLEASURE SEEKERS find the AMERICAN
HOUSE., BOSTON, the bes, point from which
to visit all places Of interest in the vicinity Of
Boston, as we'll as being in the centre of ,busi,
ness. All modern Improvements, Elevator
billiards, cafe, suites of rooms sc.
If you would have New Life New Blood and
renewed vigor, use HELMBOLD'S GRAPE
PILLS. Purify the Blood and Beautify the
Complexion by the use of HELMBOLD'S Elk
TRACT SARSAPARILLA. They are nc
cheap patent medicines, but thoroughly Phar.
maceutical, and are not equalled by any
English or French preparation.
je14th-d&5w1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

APT ScHoLAR.-In city not thousand
miles from this, among the young ladies of a
class studying Latin is one at least who would
not have the slightest objection to beau. One
day last week nice young man of her &C.
quaintance (who is also student of the dead
languages) asked her the meaning of sic tran
sit gloria muadi. With twinkle in her ovo
she translated it in moment, "Come up and
see me Monday evening"" The young man
went, and was so well pleased that he has tax
en- it into his head to 60 up and see her OF
Thursday evening, although there was nothing
said about that in the translation. That cir
is just as smart as though she had the right t.
vote, and will make her way, whether he
mother helps her along or says, 'FLaw, Saral
Jane, don't you do that!'
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AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sale OF Birds. :. F. o. Bailey q Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Curls, Braids, &c. 10 Middle street.
Caution. Stone and Murray.
Mercantile Agency. =. Edward Russell & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Clipper Mowers. -. Sawyer & Woodford.
House to Let. al. Taylor.
Fishermen. VIM. Il. Hooper Sons.
Notice. j ohm Adams.
Caution. >. Chas Haskell & Co.
Atlantic House. IS. B. Gunnison.
Lost. IA. b. Winslow.
City Liquor Agency.
Probate Notices. =. John A. Waterman.
Maine Gene raj Hospital.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota II. H.
Clerk Wanted. Charles Gusts & Co.
Barber Wanted.
To Let. Room.
Third Season. :. Congress Hall.
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ANNIVERSARY Arcana Lodge of Good
! Templars celebrated its 18th anniversary on
| Monday evening The hall was we'll filled
| with the members of the Lodge and brethren
and sisters from Cape Elizabeth. After the
opepipg services the special exercises of the
evening we're commenced by song-'The
Jewellers" chorus, "WeIl all meet again in
the Morning. which was sung in fine style BY
Mrs. Dresser, Misses Davis and Carleton and
Mr.. j. N. Davis, members of Iron Clad Lodge
after which an address of welcome was made
by Mr.. f. G. Rich, which was followed by re.
marks from Rev. Mr. Freeman and Others
linen came declarations and a dialogue and
songs by the persons mentioned above, and enc
| by Miss Alice Carl, of Mystic Lodge. A por.
ton OF the evening was spent 10 social inter-
| course. The company present seemed to high
| ly enjoy the exercises throughout, which were
closed by singing Aud Lang Syne.
| MAINE CENTRAL.-There was full meeting
| of the directors of the Maine Central Railroad
Company at the Falmouth last night, Judge
Rice, Col. Darius Alden, Hon. J. B. Brown,
| ex Gov Coburn, ex Gov. A. P. Morrill,, A. D.
Lockwood, esq, H. N. Jose, esq, r. b Dunn
and Lysander Strickland, esq, of Bangor, be-
ing present. 1t is understood that the Board
is considering some matters of unusual inn
portance, ana which will be made public when
settled. We learn that the Eastern people are
greatly pleased with the new arrangements
for night trains. 1t marks a new era in the
railroad history of the State. The iron for the
Maine Central extension arrived here to-day,
|. and we are informed that the work will be
pushed with all possible haste.
LEcTURE.-Prof Edward S Morse of Salem,
will deliver a lecture on Embryology this even
ing at o'clock at Fluent Hall, which will be
free to all and we invite ladies' and gentlemen
to attend, promising them both instruction and
entertainment. Prof. Morse is son of Port
land, a naturalist OF acknowledged thorough
ness, and gentleman of inimitable wit and
humor, who has the rare faculty of illustrating
a lecture in a captivating manner. Some of
our readers will remember the course of lee
tnres delivered by him on his favorite science
at the vestry of Congress Square Church few
years ago, and will be glad to hear him again.
RESCUED FROM DROwNING.-Monday even
ing as the steamer for Portland was leaving
her wharf in Boston two men ran down to the
wharf Just as she got under way. One OF them
made leap and succeeded in reaching the
deck, while his companion, Mr.. John E. Far
rell OF Portland, less fortunate, was precipitat-
ed into the dock, from which he was rescued.
His friend in the meantime, whose name was
not ascertained, on perceiving the perilous sit
uation of Mr.. Farrell, plunged into the water
to assist him, and it became necessary to call
into rcquistion small boat to bring him
ashore.
ALLAN mail steamship Moravian, from Liv-
erpool for Quebec, passed Father Point at 7'3O
p. M, Monday, with 46 cabin and 703 steerage
passengers
STONE & MURRAY's circus will not be in
Portland until June %
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

Neutrality-suspicious. at home and abroad will
De glad to know that that delightful seaside
resort the Atlantic House, Scarboro, will be
openea 10 morrow under the charge of the for
her landlord, S. B. Gunnison. There is no
this
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

WE take no part in the paper war that is 60
ing on between the coming crcuses. Wootten
& Haight come tomorrow, and will be crowd
ed no doubt We never knew the public in
this vicinity to go back entirely on circus, no
matter how many precede or succeed it, or
however much the proprietors may be at log
parhaads
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

THE elegant marble goods, statuarv statu-
cites. mosaic work, vases, &c, now on owh;,;-
ton at the rooms of Messre f. O ROLE .,
Co. ID Exchange street, will be sold at auction
Tomorrow, commencing at 10 a. m.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June $1,000 A. M.-Consols 91B "a 81 ?
for money and account.
American securiries-U. 5-20s 1862, 9O5; do 1866,
OLD, 90t do 1867, 92l do 10-40's $50.
LIVERPOOL, June 13-1O,3O A. M.-Cotton firm :
sales 10 900 bales; middling upands 81 % sgd; Or
leans So @0 sgd.
Corn Bis Cd. Pork 59s. Lard Ats Cd.
LONDON, June 13-1.30 P. M-Consols 91s fol
money and account IS ~
American securiies-U. S. 5-2Os. 1869. 9Ot: do 1s6,
old, 90i DO 1867, 923; do 10-49's. SSI.
Refined Petroleum buoyant at 1Ss.
I LIVERPOOL, June 13-1.30 p. M.-Cotton firm
middng uplands 81 q sgd; sales estimated at 18 OOC
bales. The shipments OF Cotton from Bombay to the
18th instant, since last report were SO 600 bales
a 11s receipts of wheat for three days 10000 quar-
ters of which IL, 900 were American. Oats IS Sd
Pork BIS Sd.
PARIS, June 13-10.50 A. M.-Rentes SGT 45c.
ANTWERP, June 13.-Petroeum opened at 50f.
LONDON, June 13-4.s0 P. M.-COnso,s 91s "a oil
for money and account.
American securities Iuet-U. S. 5-20s 1867 90I; dc
1865, old, 90l; do 1867, 92;1 U. S. 10-40's SsI.
LIVERPOOL, June 1874 so P. M-Cotton firm
Middling uplands u a. 7sd; sales 49, 600 bales Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester firm.
Lard 48s. Bacon 36s Tor Cumberland cut.
HAVANA, June 10-Sugar-Prices stiff and quota
ket closed quiet but s.eady. There were exported
during the week from Havana and Matapzas 10, DOC
boxes and 32eO hhds. OF which II 900 boxes and all
the hhds. were for the United States. The stock
remaining in warehouses at Havana and Matapzas
474 900 boxes and 5000 hhds. COoperage fiat and
neglected. Flour quiet at S13 % "a $13 so. Pota
toes in demand; sales at So 80 q ST. Freights flat.
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Several more counterfeit Central Pacific bonds
We're discovered to day, most OF which came from
Boston, but all were easily detected
Money was buOyant at only 2 a per cent. on call
this at ernOon and could with difficulty be loaned at
any price, "
Sterling Exchange was firm at 1O95 a no.
Stocks were rather firm this afternoon though
business was very sight, the money brokers being at
the Jerome Park races. ~
Stocks: f' VI
Waatnrn union ToIao..,Ab o.
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SUNDERLAND. Br ship Ably sinian-l2OO ions
railroad iron, to order.
Receipts by Railroads and steam ~ ats
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19o cans milk, 900
bbls. -four car horses, IS do lumber do bark, dc
spirits, do potatoes do shook, do leather, do
paper, do hay, do slaves, do corn, do bran, 1
90 bones, do sundres; for shipment East-140O
Dbls. -four, cars sundres, do machines, do spir-
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-S2 cases mdse 40
Veais, IL oxen, Is boxes scythes. 80 pkgs sundries
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BOsTON-1l bbls.
Oil. ID bdls paIer 3S coils cOrdage, 80 bales Oakum
crates crockery, piano forte, 40 bds iron casks
nseed oil, y doz wash boards crates castings, 10
boxes dOmestcs, 10 bales do, "A hides, u ibs beer
~ casks nais rs rolls t4It, half bbls composition
IL bdls leather, L bbls vegetables hhds hams, do
moasses, 100 pigs TO order oi Canada and up coun-
try Is casks soda ASH 25 bas rubber springs Is casks
hnseed OIL 10 bds leather, 100 carboys ~ bales rags
OO bdls call skins, 800 iron tubes 20 Lale carretngs
20 do WOOL 20 bids tarred paper. piano torte hhds
molasses 70 pkgs to erder.
New York STOCK and Money 1erkss.
NEW YORK, June 13.-MorRina.-Gold opened
at Il2i and advanced to 1l23.
The specie shipments to-day we've $4,000 all
silver. ~'' "
The following are the forenoon moi atione of Sor,h
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14

WE would call the attention of Fishermen
aud others, to the advertisements of VIM. E.
Hooper & Sons.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-14
ELECTRIcs.
Total,
NEW RAMPsMIRE

The Electrics have challenged the Resolutes
to play again within fifteen days.
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THE PR ESS,
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-day.

es- Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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MAssAOMU US ETTS.
The Odd FeII0xv., tIeIehrn flor

BOSTON, June 13.-The most numerous and
imposing Odd Fellows demonstration ever
witnessed in Boston took place to- day, the Oc-
casion being the laying of the corner stone of
new and elegant building which is to be de-
voted to the purposes of the Order.
The procession numbered between 1000 and
5000. including the Lodges and Encampments
OF Massachusetts, and numerous visitors from
neighboring States. There were tifty-four
bands of music marching in the procession,
which was enlivened by the attractive regala
and banners of the Brotherhood. and present.
ed remarkably fine appearance. The route
OF procession. Was throDged by thousands OF
spectators, who crowded every available point
of outlook.
Alter reaching the site of the new building,
on the corner of fremont and Berkeley streets,
voluntary was played by one of the bands
and Col. N. A. Thompson, p. G. M. and Mar
shall OF the day, introduced P. G. M. Adams,
President of the Hall Association, who made
some remarks and was followed by the Nj. W.
Grand Master, Corliss Wadeigh. Rev. A. st.
John Chambre offered prayer and after sing
ing, water, flowers and wheat were sprinkled
upon the corner stone, which was then dedi-
Gated by the Grand Master aud put in place.
After other brief ceremonies the audience dis
perSed.
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at II this morn
ing about two hundred birds, consisting Of
canaries, godtinch, sparrows, mocking birds,
&c. See auction column,