The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-19

THE CAUcUsEs.-Caucuses were held in the
several wards in the city Saturday evening, to
choose delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention, to be held in Bangor next Thursday.
Delegates were empowered to fill vacancies, and
Ward a resolution was passed instr ucting
them to vote for Gov. Conner for second
term. The following delegates were chosen:
Ward r. S. Maxey, W. E. Dennis on, W.
G. Soule, j. S. York, I'll. P. Dewey.
Ward Geo. c. Lttlefeld, S. Fl. Co les.
worthy, III. FL. Rich, Geo. w. Green, Daniel E.
Gerts.
Ward 81. A. Smith, W. w. Latham, L.
M. Cousins, John +. Lamb, E, T. Me rrill.
Ward 4.-Orrin d. Written, Jose ph E. Lib
by, VIM. E. Themes, Franklin III. Morse, S. d.
Merrill.
Ward 5.-Jacob Mcclellan. Simon A. Dyer,
Alvin Deering, Nathaniel Walker, Winthrop
S. Jordan.
Ward 6.-Fred N. Dow. Hiram Knowlton,
John o. Winship, Fred e. Shaw, Lewis B.
Smith.
Ward &c. B. Buzelle, A. NJ. Benson ID. Fl.
Drummond, G. II. Ladd and -.
The delegates will meet at Headquarters at
o'clock this afternoon to choose four delegates
at large.
22d anniversary of the organization was OBJ
served last evening at the Second Parish church,
the president, Mr.. f. A. Smith presiding, and
opening the exercises by reading selection of
scripture followed by prayer. "'Whosoever
Hsaretb,' Shout, Shout the Sound,' was then
sung. After few Introductory remarks by
the president, Mr.. f. e. Shaw was introduced
who gave an interesting account of the work
of the Association outside of the city, more
than one-half of the young men engaged in the
late state canvass being members of this Asso-
citation. Messrs. McKenney, Burgess and Lewis
followed, referring to the work and relating in
teresting incidents, after which collection was
taken in aid Of the work. The following reso-
luton was then presented and advocated by
Mr.. n. D. Curtis, and afterwards unanimously
adopted:
ReSolyed, That we believe it to be the duty OF
every Christian and lover of the sanctity of the
holy Sabbath to utter their solemn protest
against the practice of selling or buying news
papers on the day set apart for the worship of
God, and also against the running of boats to
the islands on that day.
THE CARY CoNcERT.-The prospect is that
City Hall will be filled this evening on the oc-
casion of the concert by Annie Louise Cary, as
sisted by eminent musicians. The larger part
of the house is already sold. The concert will
be one of the finest N usical entertainments Off
cred in this city. The following is the pro-
gramme:
PART
Quartette-"Comradesi in Arms Les enfants de
Paris. ..Adolphe Adam
Temple Quartette.
Song-Sing sweet bird.
Miss Ida Tarbox.
Cayatna-"Ernani inyolami," Ernani. ....... Verdi
Miss Clara B, Nlckels.
Aria~"Non conosci il bel suol,' Mignon. Thomas
Annie Louise Cary.
Extravaganza-The boar singers. ......... Camel
Temple. Quartette.
PART II.
Quintette-Tbe image Of the rose Reichardt
Miss Clara B. Nickels and Temple Quartette.
Sonos o. The H1dago. ........."..... Ernst Ruhe
'ons' b. The Sea Gull ...,..........G. w. Marston
w. II. FeesendeL.
Song-Thcy Say. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rondegger
Miss Clara B. Nckes.
Duo-I know maiden. .................,.....Ba Bale
Annie Louise Cary and Miss Clara B. Nickels.
Song-Tender and True. ............G. w. Marston
Annie Louise Cary.
Temple Ouartette.