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CANADA.

Special Dtspafch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
TonoNTo, Ont. March 14.-The Globe to-day
publishes narrative written by ". Kerateman,
who was originally associated with Waddington
in the promotion OF tho scheme. Tho Repre-
resentatives Of American interests, d giyea IN
Smith, Of Smith 4 Co., bankcra, and Hurlburt,
Of New York; ". B. Ogden, Of Chicago; Wins
low l. Lauier, bankers, New York; Scott Of tho
pennsylyania Central;' Con. Cass, President Of
ths 81 Mnsh Ri@ aa tod I'D h Ghi' + o Ran
get into tho Company, ho would get in through
the. American interest. He (slr Hugh) had
been placed in connection with tho Americans
Francis Hincks, Finance Minister at tho time,
declared that BY bringing the Americans into tho
concern, no had made alI the trouble that had
boen oreated; md, further; that Sir Hugh Allan
to receive tho charter, aud ho, Sir Francis
Hinoks, would not be tho person to break 1t up.
Tho insinuation Of tho Globe is repeated, that
funds for election purposes we're received by the
amalgamation Of Sir Hugh Allan with tho Amori-
It's effect is damssging to tie Government, which
now is on the verge Of q crisis.
@. P. Doge, II. r., of North York, an American
by birth. q naturslized Canadian BY special
legislation, protesting himself q Roformer and
straight and plain by the Globe with forgeries
during the election campaign. It publishes tho
forged lotters uecd to aocuro his election. It
also gives him an unenviablo showing up In sup
porting the Government.
The ostimatea are under consideration In tho
Ontario Legislature.
OTTAWA, March 14.--Tn the Dominion PhrlIa-
ment, yesterday. al the correspondence between
the Government and tho Pacific Railway and
other parties, was brought down. and ordered to
be printed.
After the Ronfrow election case Was referred
to the Committee on Privileges and Elections,
the House rose at o'clock.
In the evening q reception waa hold in tho
Senate Chamber, which WAS grand a1fair.
The Dominion Government proposes to secure
6pencorwood, near Quebec, % summer resi-
dence for tho Goyc,no- General.
The Government had Cabinet meeting In ref
erence to tho Mnnitoba troubles last night
The public nccounts Of the Dominion submit
taa sve ea hf hs s4nse9s1p Gf 81
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Specla1 Uiepa!ch 70 Tbs Ch7ca0o 1F76HHe.
PEon1A, ILL.,, March 14.-Judgc sabin D.
puterbagh, of the Sixteenth Judicial District,
to-day reBigned bis Office to take effect April
anl will resume tho .praotice OF law with tho
rrosent firm Of Ingersoll & SloCuno. Henry y.
Hopkins aud David McCollocll, Of tho bar Of this
city, aro oaoh prominently mcntlonod rs tue
probable choice OF the Governor to I'LL tho vacant
.IulpaAhin
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c,,uo NJ March IA mnn na'aed JOHN
soda S s 5js y;sffsy Il sy ys9y St"E T. ii aHy ns
ellop, at uoono ai oiunl,sth. Tie tloe,l wus done
ur9e1' I,% 'Saro1,.spoo con- Tho causo IT tho trouhle
with ia = "natSSarshi, OF an ax. Sheldon was 81
Man sa nt aro an il is sad told Groom when lc
eao eao Into Ris sLo TINT o %autea 10 1 asuty ,.;
At thia pont tho 1attor soSe soko aa au sm"s rto.
aIroo1 WAS arrested, and will havo hth ex"ns"'-
finn t0-{}AY,
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DEL AWARE.

NEwoAsTLE, Del, March 14.-The bill for tho
removal Of the comfy buildings honco to VIII
mington has beon defeated In tic State Senate,
The event causeB great rejoicing hero. Cannon
were fired, rockets shot of, and bonAres lighted
, 1873-03-15

BA1.TIMonE. March 14.-In tho allnual con!naa- con!ta
ellce OF the Methodist Episcopal Church n9asn ma
Mr. Huston, on tho charge Of immortality y't,nr 70,
sultod in conyioting the accused aud oapou'"o
him from the Church. c.,,, n
Thu Hsueral Conference Of tho Uhutsm' ~ .,,.' i"
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Now Hampshire Election.

CoNconD, N. H., March 14.-The returns Of
tho vote from the last town in the seoond Con-
greasional District Increases Pixies majority to
10. Tho returns that came in on tho vote for
Governor show much larger scattering vote
than has boon reported. Tho election Ia close.
and . choice by tho people is considered
doubtful.
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NUMBER 208.

counsel Of Huston, docs not meet until May,
1874. Dr.. Huston has not boon present during
tho session Of tho Conference, nor boforo the
Committee. His parchment aa Doncon in the
Church wan handed In to tho Conference tbia
morning.
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Special Dspatoh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADlsoN Wis, March 14.-An accident occur
rcd to the night passenger train south on tho Chi
cago d Northwestern Road, between Evansville
and Magnolia. TIo PASSENGER cars ran OF the
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Special Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
noCKFoRp, March 14.-Tho delegates OF tho
Ninth Senatorial District convened at the Court-
House to-day, and nominated II, r. Crawford Of
Winnobago, as representative, to succeed Il. J.
Cross. Resolutions wero passed In memory of
Mr. Croas.
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,s1,rce 1,nllt1re,, Drowned.

BAsoon, No., yerol. l4:-rl1res rr,all oAi1'l'e'',
thu pon alitl laughter Of Henry plooda as,sl ~,
Of Charles Dluko, wero tl.tw,lel .yoatollay Ls
byealtlux through tte iuo wlIlo Ut play,
, 1873-03-15

Ucehn steamship Ne1vss
NEW YoRx. March 14.-Arriyod-Tho Vile de
Paris, from Dreat, and tho City Of Autworp and
parthA. from LIVERPOOL
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ITALY

ROME, March 14.-Amadeus has formally re-
assumed his rights as m italian eitizon.
, 1873-03-15

Telegraph mnttors.-rho Anbor Quos-
tton--Trnfn's SnnttT.-1B0nd Loas-
Tho Widening OF Hrondsvay--Tiao
Prize EIEhters--lt1iscG scGl1ancous Local
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

to Col. Parker of Portland for the efficient ser
vices of his platoon of police. On motion of
Col. Conready of Brooklyn, n. Y, a vote of
thanks was passed to the municipal officers and
citizens of Portland for their kind reception of
the Association; to the Army and Navy Union
for the use of their hail. and for the thoughtful
attention shown the Society by them, The
Association then adjourned to meet next year at
Hartford, Connecticut.
Capt. Carter then stated that letters had been
received from the following distinguished gem
tlemen regreting their inability to be present
Major Gen. Whitsome, Brig. Gen. j. G..
Duane, Major Gen. Thomas Seymour, Major
Gen. VIM. H. Emory, Gov Perham, Major
Gen. Sheridan, Lieut. Gen. Sherman, Major
Gen. Augur, President Grant, Vice President
Wilson, Cabinet officers and others. Governor
while begging to be excused on account OF pre-
vious engagements, closes his letter as follows:
while we mourn the loss of many citizens
of Maine noble and brave, who sacrihced their
lives in the department of the Gulf, we rejoice
that so many were permitted to return to en-
Joy the honor and blessing they so richly de-
serve. Please extend for me and in behalf OF
the people Of Maine, cordial greeting and
hearty welcome to the Society of the Gulf"
Very respectfully youTy,
S. PERHAM
The Portland Band discoursed its sweetest
strains during the evening. Shortly after mid
night the festivities closed and the Society
adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

Foreign Exports.
WOLFVILLE, Ms. Sch Escort-300 bbls -four.
Foreign Imports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Snow Brd-3CS0 cedar sleep
ers to H George s. Co; so tons pig iron to Portland
COMPANY,
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
Ohio Democratic State Convention

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 6.-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled at 2 o'clock and
effected permanent organization by selecting
w. Ell: Ball chairman. The following platform
was adopted with cheers:
Resolved, First-That the Democratic party
seek to revive no dead issues, but stands by its
principles which are suited to all times and
circumstances 1t supports the federal gov
ernment in all constitutional authority, and
opposes notification and secession. 1t de-
tends the reserved rights of the State and peo-
pie, and opposes the Capitalization that would
impair or destroy them. In order to preserve
and maintain these rights it insists upon
strict construction of the federal constitution
1t resists all attempts of one department of the
government to usurp or destroy the constitution
al rights or independence of other departments
1t opposes all interference by law with private
affairs or business of men not required by pub
lie safety, and advocates the greatest individual
liberty consistent with public order 1t be-
lieves in the capacity of the people for self
government and opposes all property qualifca-
tons as conditions to right of suffrage or eligi-
bility to hold office. 1t favOrs liberal law for
the naturalization of foreigners. 1t insists nm
on equal and exact justice to all men, 1t op-
poses all monopolies and denies that it is with
in the province of tine government to legislate
for the benefit of particular classes at the ex-
pense and to the detriment of the rest of the
community. 1t therefore opposes the system
by which large portion of the profits produc-
ing the wealth of the country is exempted from
taxation, and demands that the constitutional
means be used to remedy this injustice. 1t in
sists that the tariff laws should be formed with
view to revenue and not to tax the communi-
ty for the benefit of particular individuals 1t
recognizes the evils of irredeemable CURRENCY
but insists that in return to specie payments
care must be taken not to seriously disturb the
business of the country or unjustly iniure the
debtor class. 1t opposes all combinations of
railroad companies and all laws that give capt.
tai any advantage over labor, and supports all
measures Of reform sanctioned by justice and
commended by sound practical wisdom
The other resolves declare that the wealth of
the country is the product of its labor, that ag-
riculturists have suffered under unjust until
forbearance ceases to be virtue, that the pub.
lie lands should be reserved for actual settiersk
and that the greatest danger to free institutions
is the wide-spreadiDg corruption that threatens
the utter destruction of public virtue.
Mr.. Allen was then nominated by acclama-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. -[Reported tor the Press 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-ock SO g
CSC; do choice Xxx 4s q SOC; do fine X Al a ACC; me-
dunn At q 49c: 43 q 45c; Michigan extra and
XXX 46 a 4sc; fine 45 g 46c; medium As q AGO. COM
mon 40 q 43c other Western fine and X As a 47c
medium 40 q 46c, common 40 q 43c pulled extra
IS q 55c superiine IS a So; No L. 10 a. SOC; comb
ing fleece 81 a SIC; California II a 35c; Texas IS
q 30c Canada 10 q 55c; do conbing 60 a Is; Smyr-
ma washed q q 35c; do unwashed, IS q 22c; Buenos
Ayres IS q 3Sc; Cape Good Hope 30 az 35c; Austral-
ian SO q 55c; Donskoi 20 q SIC; Mestiza pulled AZ
@ 673c.
The market has been quite active in all the lead
ing markets on the seaboard and last week, in Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia the business was
the largest record and not less than 100000 lbs
Wool was disposed of, mostly Western feeces and
California. Supplies continne to come forward free
ly from the West and the demand is good, with fur
Their considerable sales of Michigan Ohio and Penn
sylvania at 45 q 4sc for Michigan, and AZ a SOC for
Ohio and Pennsylvania, including all kinds. Comb
ing and Delane leeces continue in demand at 80 a
SIC for washed and 40 a 42c for unwashed and Calf
fornia has been sold at prices ranging from Is a CSC
y H. the latter price for choice grades In foreign
In New York the market can new be called in q
better position than it has been for many months
past 1t is entirely devoid of speculative feeling and
manufacturers may now come into the city under
standing fully the value of the description they wish
topurchase. Foreign is in much better demand, and
prices are irm.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

The NINETEENTH MAINE."-Quite a large
number of the members of the Nineteenth
Maine Volunteers-one of Names best regi
ments in the late war, met in the paror of the
Preble House yesterday, to effect an organza-
ton preparatory to a reunion. Members were
present from various parts of the State. After
mutual greetings permanent organization was
effected by choice of the following officers:
President, General /. w. Starbird; Vice Presi-
dents. Gen. f. E. Heath, Capt. E. A. Burpee,
Corp. P. P. Getchell; Chaplain, Rev. E. B.
Palmer Secretary, Chief Musician LChamber-
lain; Corresponding Secretary, G. E. Nash;
Treasurer, Lieut. Frank Adams; Executive
Committee, Gen. f. d. Sewall, Gen. Selden
Connor, Col. j. W. Spaulding, Lieut.. j. W.
Wakefield, Lieut.. w. H. Emery, Sergt. Oscar
Mayo, Col. w. H. Fogler, Surgeon, J. @. A.
Halves.
Col. j. w. Spaulding was elected orator and
historian.
1t was decided to hold reunion at Bath,
August "a, 1874, which will be the twelfth an
niversary of the muster of the regiment into
United States service.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

TUT Tile Week cuuiHg wednesday, aug. b.
At market for the current week:-Cattle, 1896
Sheep and Lambs, 1869; Swine, 14,7O0; number of
Western Cattle, 1910; Eastern Cattle Mich Cows
and Northern Cattle 1926.
Prices of Beef Cattle, fS cwt, live weight Extra
quality 81 90 q 123 first quality Sc 62A a S7S; sec
ond quality So 90 q 50; third quality SIS 90 a IS:
poorest grades of oxen, bulls, &C., So 80 "a
450. W.
low-ia &c ~ fb.
Country Hides 81 cents y H. Country Tallow q
SIC ~ fb.
Calf Skins 1e q lsc y fb. Sheep Skins sheared = a
Doc each. Lamb Skins soc each.
The supply of Cattle in market this week was larg-
or than that of one week ago. The supply of Texas
Cattle among those from the West was the largest for
several weeks past. The trade for good Cattle has
been very fair, but upon the common and poorer
grades do not think the demand has been as good
as it was one week ago. Prices upon all grades were
from "a 4c lower than last quotations.
Working Oxell-But few pairs in market and not
much call for them. AS Cattle come in m ore
freely from theNorth and Maine there will be better
trade We quote sales of par girth feet for S2O5;
J pair girth feet, for $212; l pair girth feet s
inches for S1s5; pair, girth feet inches for $780,
par, girth feet inches for S175; pair, girth
feet inches, for S140
Mich Cows-Most of those in market are Of an or
binary grade Prices do not vary much from week week
10 week We quote the prices of extra 500 ~ S'o'
ordinary $25 q $50 W head. .do
Stores-Notbng doing in the Store Cattle trS "a Wes
Sheep and Lambs-Not so large supply ct as there
tern Sheep and LAMBS in market TINS "e1 o. last
was last Western Sheen cost about the same as aS'
week-al owned by butchers. ,-o.. ,r;oo. 2. IN
Swine-Fat Hogs-147OO at marAe'' piieos &c
ID. .,,,s ,r.ot
Store Pigs-None in market this week.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State Mary A. Burrill. Common
drunkard. City House of Correction 80 days.
State VS.. Catherine A. Clark. Intoxication and
disturbance. City House of Correction 30 days.
Richard McClusky, Thomas Fowler and Thomas
King. Intoxication and disturbance. Fine S. each
and costs. Paid.
Daniel Hager. Intoxication and disturbance
Fined IS and costs. Committed.
Edwin F. Abby. Intoxication and disturbance
Fined 81 and costs. Paid.
States VS.. James Haley. Intoxication and dis
turhance. Continued to Wednesday.
O'Donnell.
State vs. Patrick O'Ncil. Breaking and entering
stable Of Charles II. Merrill and committing lar
ceny therein. Probable cause and respondent Or
de ed to recognize to State for his appearance al
September term 1873, in the sum of $780, Commit
ted.
A. A. Strout for Gov.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Joseph Haley. Intoxi-
cation and Disturbance. Fined s. and costs. Paid.
State VS.. Olive A. Mason. Intoxication and dis
turbance. Fined S. and costs. Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

create, to afford their clerks vacation But the
sales this year rather better for the first week in
August than they were last year. and there ia de-
cidedy better tone in the markets; indicating
good business during the approaching season. The
markets generally present healthier tone at this
time than they have for some years plst at the same
period. There is more firmness and the fluctuations
are very slight. The money market is easy, and
gold rules lower, the quotations and sales for the
past few days ranging from 115t9115A
Apples are more plenty from the South, but
the early fruit quickly decays. They are sold at
1907 per Dbl, according to condition. Beans are in
tair supply and steady prices. Butter is steady at
2593Oc. the latter price for choice Vermont. Cheese
is higher for prime factory. Coffee is firm. Coal is
unchanged. Cooperage is dull. Drugs and dyes are
steady with a slight reduction on borax. Dry goods
are steady for all standard articles. Duck is un-
changed. Fish is in good supply with slight ad-
vance on hake, and with good home demand
Mackerel are weak but there is no quotable change
in prices as yet. Flour is steady and rmer than it
has BEEN Fruit is in good supply. Raisins have
further advanced and the tendency is still upward
Lemons are little off. Oranges, there are none
Peaches have made their appearance and have been
sold at s24 per crate Bartlett pears selling at
$49e per crate Grain is in good supply and steady
at last weeks quotations. Hay is quiet and I'M
changed in price. There is more coming in now than
the farmers have got in this years crop. Iron is
hrmer than 1t has been Lard Is rather weak. Leath
er is steady. Lime is without change Lumber is
quiet the shipping demand having fallen off, Molas-
ses is steady and in good supply Nails are steady
Naval stores are quiet. Oils are without change
from last week. Paints are steady. Plaster is with
out change. Produce is quite active for potatoes,
which bring S191 10 by the load eggs selling at
24925c in lots, which is higher than the Boston
ket, where Eastern eggs quoted at 22923c. Pro
visions are firm and unchanged Salt is in good sup
ply and prices are steady. cargo of Cadiz has
rived during the week to one Of our dealers Sugars
firm at last weeks rates, and there is good de.
mand for the products of the Forest City Refinery
and the Eagle Sugar Works. Teas are quiet. Tins
are unchanged Wool is in better demand by man.
uflcturers but there is quotabe ch nge in prices
FREIGHTS.-The demand for tonnage TOR South
America has slackened, but there is some enquiry
yet for vessels for Cuba and back. There IL no un-
engaged tonnage in port. The engagements since our
last report bark Sarah B. Hale, hence to N Side
of Cuba and back N. of Hatteras, at SIS so for mo-
lasses; schr Geo. W. Jewett, from Port Caledonia
to New York at "a for coal
Coastwise ffeights are dull and unchanged. There
is very little doing now in lumber.
Foreign Exports.
WOLFVILLE, Ms. Sch Escort-3OO bbls -four.
Foreign Imports.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr Snow Bird-3cSO cedar sleep
ers to George & Co; so tons pig iron to Portland
Company.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
Virginia Conservative Convention.

RICHMOND, Aug 6.-The Conservative State
Convention met at noon in the Theatre. Nearly
four hundred delegates were present. Robert
Ould reviewed Hughes speech at Lynchbure
and speeches were also made by Mayor Kerby
of Richmond, r. L. Montague ane Others
Several hours were consumedsin discussing
and amending the report of the Committee on
Credentials. The question of appointing a
committee on permanent organization gave rise
to a heated debate as to the manner of the
formation of the committee. Finally the Chair
with Robert Ould as Chairman A very decid-
cd spirit Of ant.iSonlsuu WAS displayed in the
debates by the friends of Gen. Kemper and
Col. Withers, the two prominent candidates
for Governor.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
Brief JOtfings.

Brief JOtfings.
A bow is wanted at this Office to learn to do
press work.
There is to be meeting of the co-operators
of the new Fire Insurance Company at the
Board of Trade rooms at 10b o'clock this fore
noon.
Yesterday was chiefly noted for the annual
reunion of the Association of the Army of the
Gulf
Simon Loveitt declined to acknowledge that
he was stabbed, and so failed to appear before
the Municipal Court yesterday morning to make
a complaint.
Tickets to the moonlight excursion, concert
and dance tonight, can be obtained at the
store of C. X. Halves, No. II Middle street. A
very enjoyable occasion is promised.
Deputy Bridges arrested sailor yeste rday,
who entered Yeaton's on Commercial sire ct
and pinned for good character. The deputy
was obliged to iron him.
A bal masque comes off at the Kiarsarge
House, North Conway, Friday evening.
Alonzo Gibbs, who escaped from the Work
House recently, was arrested by officer Harmon
yesterday.
Two women, denizens of Centre street, had a
Aaii e4udii ycsteIuay, anu one VI tnelu Was d.
rested therefor.
Sanford b. Hubbard has been appointed pos
talroute agent between this city and Gorhan,,
N. H., On the Grand Trunk at salary of 5000,
Two men got fighting on India street last
night, instigated thereto by woman. The
fight was hard one and officers Jones and
Totman had some difficulty in making the
arrests.
There were eleven inmates at the police sta
ton last night
Gen, Mattocks inspected the Blues at Old
City Hall last evening.
During. the month Of July over $4,000 worth
of tickets were sold between Saco and Old
Orchard on the Boston and Maine.
Simon remarked on his return from the clam
bake of the Army of the Gulf that it looked
as though 'cards should be issued for an assis-
tant local editor of the hrgus."
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07
following were the quotations of Government


For the week ending Wednesday, Auy.6.
Georges Codfish-Without change; Small stock
S5s y qt
Bank Codfsh-In good stock and of superior quail
ty. Wequote at $is a S5a " qrl.
Mackerel-Receipts 400 bbls Bay by steamer; two
fares reported the way home sales at &c. $12 and
SO per Dbl for rs 2's and 3's Shores in moderate
receipt, with sales of one fare Monday at 500 and
$131 " Dbl for prime No rs and PSI buyers willing to
follow this lead for ordinary lots.
Oil-Last sales at Coo " gal.
Smoked Halibut-We quote at 10c % ID.
Fresh Halibut-Sales Monday Is 600 lbs Bank at
9c and &C. and 10000 lbs Georges at 1Os and &c " fb
Georges at 1O3 and &c per lb for white and gray.
Porgies-In better supply. We quote at Sc I'M
packed.
Pollock and Hake-S2 10 per OIL
Star Brand Codfsh-7c per lib.
Herring-We quote at 81 a S. per Dbl for round
Shore and Labrador, and 2Sc and lie per box for
scaled and No l.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

ALL of my own plate and warranted. Ice
Pitchers, Casters, Tea Sets, Urns, plated steel
Knives, Spoons, Forks, &C., also old Table
Ware replated in the best manner and at very
reasonable prices at
ATwooD's, q Market Square,
jy8eodtf up one flight.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-07

evening.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco Streets First Thurs
day in each month.
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening.
PORTLAND FRATERNIrY-No.3 1881 Congress street.
Every evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Bramhall Lodge, No. 3,
Thursday evenings; Munioy Lodge, No 6, Mon
day evenings. At their Hall. Clapp's Block Market
Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
month.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE-Portland Division, No 95 /;
Sons of Temperance Hall. Friday evening.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GooD TEMPLARs-Ar-
cana, Monday; Mission, Wednesday lin Williams
block, Congress street. Mystic, Thursday; Forest
City, Saturday; Atlantic Monday;-at Sons OF Tenn
perance Hail. Congress street. Iron Clad, Thursday,
at West End; Pocahoutas, Thursday, at Arcana Hall
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 75-Cor-
Congress and Casco streets. Second Saturday in
each month.
Monday evening, Browns Block, cor. Brown and
Congress streets, at u O'Clock.
BoswoRTH PosT G. A. R.-Meetngs every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner of Congress ana
Casco streets.
PATRIOTIC ORDER Sons OF Acknowledgements
at Arcana all, Williams block, of Congress
and Chapel Sts., Saturday evening.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Congress
Hall Block. Second Monday in each month. Deliv-
cry Of books, to 6, to 0. day and evening.