The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-03-01
Republican Ward Nomination.

and Clty committee made by the RepuDllCanS
& in the Ward caucuses last evening are as fol-
lows: ~ AA
WARD 1-Aldermaa-Joseph S. York.
Councihnen-J. F. Randall, H. P. Dewey, E.
N. Greeley
Clerk-Wm. Weeks.
F Constables-J. ID. Decele, r. N. Field. D
City Corsmittee-John Cousins, John M.
. .- s Rallying Conmittee-J J. Gerrish, t. B.
Percy, Miles S J; Blake, R Greeley, w r. Lit
Cousens, Geo: w. Parker, J. NJ Stevens, I. A
Bowen, J. ]. Thompson.
WARD 2-Atderman-George G. Littefield.
Observation-Disclosures +. Cox, Hiram H. Rich,
' Edward Thurston. 4r +g,---4rr
Warden-Henry p. White - t-.-H
II Czerk-Walter j. Gushing. ts.
Us E. % Constables-Jotham R. Grbbin, James NJ.
CITY Con,mittee-Hiram H. Rich, Grin b.
-- - - WARD 3-Aldernan- William H. Josselyn
Gouaettnaen- Samuel s. Rich, William L. L.
Gill, Alphonso Brunell. 5-- -s
Warden-William Huse.
Cterk-C. Z. Hayes. r. A ,al.. .r-
Constables-Edwin H. Rich James s. Gould.
City Commiaee-E. P. Chase, Frank c.
Emery Es8fs 1870
WARD -Alder,nan-Josiah G. Shirley.
afta Couacilnaen-Elisha Higgins, Thomas A.
Foster Augustus L. Dennison. ~ FsE &
ConstabIes-George 7. Ingraham, Adam w.
Warden-Joseph K Merrill
In..s4 Clerk-Arthur NJ Sawyer 1850
City Committee-George Hall, Converse o.
WARD 5-Aldermar--Marquis F. King
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sampson, Lyman N
Kimball, Ezra N. Perry
Consta6es - Enoch L. Hor Benjamin
Trickey. ZEE -.s a-4.s.....--. Ia .Gsss
Observation-Disclosures Walker a+
Clerk-William R. Mills
30 City Committee Franklin Sawyer, George
The City Committee was authorized to fill
WARD 6-Aldermau-Eben Corey. & 4.. *
r. .r Councilnen--Edwin Clement VIM. a. Fessen-
den Henry c. Newhall.
Constables-Jesse h. Crowell Joseph G. ster-
Warden-Lewis Bunce.
CIerk-GeOrge III. Gardiner
City Comn,ittee-Wm c. How, Fred n.
WARD 7-Alderman- A. winship
Coaneilman-Fred w. Clark, Stephen r..
Small, Chauncey Barrett. lara---s
Warden-Wm. H. Pummer. ~
Cgerk-F. A Gerrish. e
COnstables-Whitmore R. Garland, William
City Comnittee-wm H. Pummer, Francis
E. Pray.
e... The CHILDREN's CoNcERT-The concert by
the children of Mr. w. L. Fitch's afternoon
singing school at Fluent Hall last evening, was
... q rich musical treat to all who present,
and it deserved liberal patronage. The
bright, smiling faces of the children, and their
sweet voices blending in perfect unison, made
the scene remarkable brilliant and attractive.
The programme was excellent and the concert
was thoroughly enjoyable. Among the choruses,
the following were the most conspicuous: Joy
81 as JOY! Freedom to-day "Nights shades no
longer" and the Skaters Song" These were
rendered with great spirit and effect and gave
the utmost satisfaction. The gem of the even
ing the beautiful song, Little Daisy died
tE this morning" which was sung by young lady,
in throughy artistic manner, displaying a
pure, sweet voice which gives promise with
proper cultivation, of being heard from in the
tef future. Master Thomas Millett of St. Luke
cathedral choir, sung the solo to the humorous
song, 1--WE never could keep STILL in his usual
finished and artistic manner receiving therefor
great applause The trio of the MERMAID
Evening Song" and the solo 81 would if were
you,' were also worthy of the highest praise.
.- On account of sudden and severe ILLNESS, Miss
Burpee not able to be present, but her place
was filled by Mrs John L. Shaw in a very &C
ceptable manner. As whole the concert wa
grand success and reflected great credit upo1
Mr.. Fitch for his skill and patience in training
the children so perfectly in the science of music
PIcrUREs.-Harry Brown has completed an
other picture of Dunluce Castle from anothe
point of vision and under different climatic in
huences from the one which has been on pub
lie exhibition for several weeks. 1t is ver
spirited and is much praised by connoisseurs
1t is at Hale's.
Mrs. Murrays newest picture is that of
female figure of blonde type of beauty L
is full of charming grace. This is also at Hale's
Messrs f. III. Fassett s. Son have placed on
exhibition at Schumacher's perspective draw
ing of the Maine General Hospital. 1t is
magnificent group and the grandeur Of the de
sign is fully conveyed to the behoder.
DRAMATIc.--The l., d. G. Dramatic Club a
amateur association, composed of number G
well-known ladies and gentlemen of Portlan
will offer at Music Hall next week adapts
ton of Trowbrdges thrilling story, Neighbe
lakewood with Jew to the formation of
fund for good purpose We have no doui
that the piece will be carefully prepared an
acceptaby presented, and hope that they wi
receive generous patronage. .H
The Advertiser says that the figures publish
ed by the Argus representing the vote of tn
Democratic caucusses for Mayor, may correct
indicate the votes thrown, but if they do thel
some double and treble voting. Divide tt
number of votes in each ward by three and 70
approximate very nearly to the number of vo
ers who attended the meeting.
-Four years ago watch was found in one
the streets of this city, and the finder is sti
anxious to find owner for it. See the adve
stisement