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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERs RICHMOND HOwlTZERs,t
RICHMOND, NA.July 3. 1854. I
rTUE RICHMOND HOWITZERS A,N
i WILL 60 INTO CAMP AT OCEAN EA1
VIEW ON THURSDAY, July lUth. for ']lf@k
one week. We take this means Of cordial s1sekH
IN inviting the friends OF the company and mem-
hers OF the Ilowltzer Association TO join with u.
Those wishing 20 90 will please apply A. o2ce 10
CAPTAIN r. j. BOsHER or the undorslyned.
X. Z. PATTERSON.
Chairman Committee OF Arrange nentS.
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The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07

E1OR RENT-A two story brick house, wester-
b. ly part of city, containing 10 good rooms in
nice order; price $4,000 per month. Apply to j. @.
PROCTOR, Centennial Block. my7-l
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Democratic District Conveu,;ou

Hon. Charles II. Chase, member OF the Dem
ocratic State Committee for Cumberland
County, and W. A. Cromwell, Esq member
for York county, called together the old Dem
ocratic District Committee yesterday, at p.
M, at the Merchants Exchange Hotel, to Sc
lect time aud place for holding the First Dis
trict convention
There were present the two above named
gentlemen, j S. Palmer, Portland; Kimball
Eastman, H. K. Bradbury, A. w. Bradbury,
proxy for w. R. Field, and S. N. Lord of saco.
1t was voted TO call the convention to choose
delegates to the Chicago convention at Bidde-
ford, June 10th. The situation in reference
to candidate for Congress was talked
over very thoroughly, and the members
thought the prospects of success the coming
fall quite encouraging, provided wise choice
should be made in the selection of standard
bearer when the convention to chose candi-
date shall be held.
In the evening as many of the members of
the State Committee were in town in attend.
ance on the Masonic convention, by invitation
of Hon, @. III. Chase, they held a social re-
union at the same hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Curious Relic.

At J. J. Gerrish & Co.'s place on CONNER
cial street, there can be seen a shackle that
was imported from England with the old
coach cars, for use on the Bangor, Oldtown
and Milford railroad, in 1858; this road was
sold to the European and North American
railroad and the transfer made on December
I, 1869. In clearing up an old car house after
the sale this shackle was found with quite a
number Of curious articles that were in use on
the road. The shackle is made Of six
thicknesses Of sole leather strongly riveted
with copper rivets, and was made to pass over
the top Of the pin instead of the pin passing
through the shackle as the ones in present USE
1t shows hard usage, as the leather 10 cracked
and greatly worn.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
victuallers' licenses were granted to the TO
Licenses to keep billiard halls were granted

hCehseS 10 keep blizzard nails were granted
as follows:
Joseph H. Berry, Thomas Libby,
George S. Swasey, w A. Mcdonald
George E. Currier w. H. Mcdonald
W. G. Batty, j. X. Martin,
John M. Call, John A. Whalen.
=. Z. Foden, George E. Watson,
M. s. Gibson.
Pawnbrokers licenses were granted TO the
following:
j. H. Coolidge, Patrick O'Malley
George f. Currier, j. G. Mcfarland.
Innholders' licenses were granted to the
following:
George E. Watson, Il. Fl. Randall,
j. ". Robinson, f. j. Muller,
NJ S. Gibson, w. H. Mcdonald.
j. X. Martin, Fred X. Boucher
James A. Pine was licensed to keep bowl
ing alley; Mrs. NJ. 81. Palmer to keep employ
ment office, and Edward Gallagher junk
dealer.
Licenses to store petroleum were granted to
several dealers.
Permission TO stole petroleum was refused to
c. A. Weston & Co., Free street.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
The following petitions were referred:
OF several citizens that a wooden building
on the corner of Elm and Lincoln streets,
owned hy James Cunningham, be moved back
out OF the street limits.
OF George r. Davis for permission to erect
wood n building on Wilmot street. This
petition was referred with power.
Ofthe Portland Horse Railroad COMPANY
for turnout Oh behring's Bird ge and hearing
ordered.
OF Frederick CLARK for grading on Federal
street.
OF Charles FL. Logeioy for sewer on Taylor
street.
OF Andrew Munix for sewer on Oak street.
ORDERS PASSED.
That deed be given to Margaret Sylvester
for a lot OF land on Portland street. lin con-
currence.)
THat deed be given to James Anderson for
lot OF land on B street. lin concurrence.)
That the cattle quarantine established
March Goth be revoked
That the thanks of the Board be extended
to Ira C. Stockbridge for free tickets to the
Thomas concert.
That pair of horses be purchased for the
street department at a cost not to exceed $500.
That Randall g MeAllister be allowed to
lay railroad track from the main track on
Commercial street, down Main Wharf.
aThe order for special committee on street
signs passed in concurrence, and Alderman
Noyes appointed on the part OF this board.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas Smith was appointed special police
man at the Boston beat.
The bond of W. T. Small as trustee Of Ever
green Cemetery was approved.
The petition of John Conley & Son that
James A. Conley bs appointed inspector of
petroleum at their store was received and
notice OF hearing on the subject was ordered.
Remonstrauce against Mrs. johnson receiv-
ing O. victuallers license was referred
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
MILITARY.
Annual May Inspections of Portland s4.-
fanfry Companies.

Last evening the annual May inspection Of
the infantry companies of this city that belong
to the State militia was held at their respective
E. G. Milliben paid au official visit to each
company during the progress Of the cere.
monies. The arms uniforms and equipments
as general thing were in good condition and
the drilling was very fair.
The inspection of Company B, Capt. G. w
Davis, was held at the drill hall in OLD City
Building, commencing at o'clock, and two
officers and twenty mine men were psraded.
Company e, Capt. T. e. Hartnett, was in.
spected at $50 o'clock at the company's drill
hall on Union street, and three officers and
thirty-two men were paraded.
The inspection of Company A, Capt. B. A.
Norton, commenced at 8 o'clock at the drill
hall az Old City Building, and three officers
and thirty men were paraded.
Portland 20 be Visited by One of Connect
cut's Crack Companies.
The Hartford City Guard of Hartford,
Conn are to give an entertainment entitled
"a Day in Camp" at their armory on May
18th. on the occasion OF the anniversary oil the
incorporation OF that city. This company is
to make an excursion to the White Mountains,
and have accepted the invitation of Mr.. Milli-
ken, proprietor Of the Glen House, to make
their headquarters at that place during their
stay
The Guard will leave Hartford by special
train on the morning of Thursday, the 81 of
July, and arrive in Portland at o'clock in the
afternoon, and march to the Falmouth Hotel,
their headquarters while in this city. The
company will leave Portland the next day at
noon, via Grand Trunk railway to
Gorham, thence by stage, and arriving
at the Glen House at O'Clock in the
evening. On Saturday, the 9TH of July,
they will make s trip to Mt. Washington, and
visit the places of interest in that vicinity.
The next day Sunday will be passed at the
Glen, and on the following Monday the COM
pany will depart for home via the Portland &
Ogdensburg railroad, through Crawford Notch
then for Boston through Conway, arriving
home at 10 O'Clock ia the evening. The COM
pany will mako the trip fifty strong, accom-
panied by number of the veterans.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
MAINE AT Chicago.
Meeting of the Delegation at Augusta
Thursday.

meeting OF the delegates and alternates
elected to the Republican Chicago convention,
will be held at the Cony House, Augusta,
Thursday evening next for tho purpose of con-
sulting together and organizing and making
all necessary arrangements to attend the con-
vention.
It's not fully settled just what route will be
taken. The route from Boston generally talk
ed of has been over the Boston & Albany, New
York Central and Hudson River, Lake Shore &
Michigan Central, and the tickets at one fare
for the round trip, $24.65 from Portland.
Pullman car (sleeper) through, $500. 1t is
understood the Grand Trunk will carry to Chi
cago and return for $40 from Portland or Bos-
ton. This will make saving of some Sc on a
ticket.
1t is probable the New England delegation
will 60 together, as correspondence has already
taken place for that purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
HATES COLLEGE.
Mock al-oomn,enesment Orator, Etc.

Neck Trial-COmmencement Orator, Etc.
The Polymnian Society held very interest
ing mock trial Friday evening. Frank Noble,
ESQ.,, acted as judge, Aaron Beede, Jr., and
Eben Emery, 's4, were counsel for the State,
and f. W. Sanford and a. e. Blanchard, ;S6,
for the defendant. A large number of out
siders attended the trial.
The Seniors have secured Hon. George M.
Towle, ex-United States Consul to France and
England, for commencement orator. His sub
ject will be "Charles Dickens as Man and as
an Author" The Beethoven Club of Boston
has also been obtained, besides other musical
talent, and the coming commencement
promises to be of unusual interest.
The Boston gentleman who so kindly offered
to the Junior class last year $75 prize for
the best written and best delivered part will
mako tho same offer to the present Junior
class under the same conditions. The two
prizes usually offered by the college will also
be given. &
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Temperance Meeting.

Last evening the Mission was filled by
deeply interested audience and very earnest
temperance meeting was held. Rev. S. f.
Pearson took the words of Ezekiel vii; 90
make chain for the land is full of bloody
crimes, and the city is full of Violence" and
in some telling remarks drew some very in
structive temperance truths from them.
Speeches were also make by G.. n. Holland of
Bangor, Messrs. Russell, Munro. Barnes and
several ladies, and at the close eleven names
were added to the temperance pledge.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
SPECIAL ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
I'D, SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE, To LET,
BOARD and Rooms and LOST And FOUND, not
exceeding forty words, will be inserted in the
Daily PRESS one week for twenty-five cents,
II paid in advance.
When payment is not made in advance, reg
ular rates will be charged.
The large circulation of the PRESS makes it
the best medium for these advertisements.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Eastern Railroad.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Eastern
Railroad Company of New Hampshire was
held at Portsmouth yesterday forenoon Moody
Currier was chosen chairman. The directors
elected are: Moody Currier, Manchester; Dex-
ter Richards, Newport; Francis Thompson,
Boston; Edward A. Abbott, Boston; William
81. Goodwin, Boston; Frank A. Philbrick,
Rye. Treasurer, Edward A. Abbott Clerk,
w. Fl. Hackett. The matter. OF the lease to
the Boston and Maine was not considered.
Moody Currier was chosen president by the
board of directors. The financial report was
filed and accented
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the registry of
deeds:
Cumberland-Thusa G. Tozier to Lizzie
Tozier. land on Great Chebeague. $780,
Casco-Harriet Trip to Noah Window.
land and buildings. $1,000.
Otisfed-Wm. M. Meserve to Daniel W,
FRYE, land and buildings. $780,
Katie j. York to Daniel Green, land. $3.50.
Naples-Abel Whitney to Mary A. Whitney
land. $500.
Raymond-E Osgood to Harriet Tripp.
land. $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
SUBURBAN NEWS.

At public meeting of Narragansett Lodge, I. O.
C. IT, the following named persons were installed
as officers for the ensuing quarter by Stephen Hink
ley, D. G. W. G. t., assisted by Miss Emma G. Files
D. G. VS.:
VIC. Trey. I. f. Jones.
w. v. T.-Mrs. Fred'k Robe.
W. S.-Miss Mabel Haynes.
W.T.. s. Fred G. Harding.
w. T.-Geo. G. Marston.
w M.-Eugene Floyd.
w. C.-Nrs. G. M. Floyd.
w. i. G.-AIiss Rose B. Burnell.
w. o. G.-Harry Harding
VA. S.-Miss Emma Files.
w. D. M.-Miss Gertie Moody.
w. r. S.-Mrs. q. B. Harding.
W. L. S.-Miss Carrie Cressey.
Following the installation were recitations by Miss
Danforth, Miss Haynes, and Miss Cressey and songs
by Miss Files, Miss Hattie Haneon Miss Carrie
Hanson and Miss Burnell
Management Lodge Is in fiourishing condition
with membership Of about forty and seven new
names proposed for admission. The people of Cor
ham are wide awake on the temperance question
aud the proposed constitutional amendment will
undoubtedly receive large majority in this town.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
U. =. Circuit Court.

TUEsDAY-Roscoe s. Benner ct al v. Robert f.
Austen ct al. An action to recover S2,5O6 for
! 253 cases Of canned corn sold by sample to de-
PENDANT. Defense, that the corn delivered was not
up to the sample. The closing argument in prog
ress
Strout & Holmes-Wing. Putnam
Adjourned to Wednesday at 8 a. m.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
MunicipaICourt.

TuEsDAY.-William H. Barry. Open shop. Fined
ST. and costs
Catherine Farrell. Intoxication. Thirty DAYS in
the city house of correction.
John Lymsby, tt omas Herman, William Benford.
Intoxication. Fined SO and costs EACH
Edward Lowery. Resisting officer. Fined $40
and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
THE STATE LIQUOR AGENCY.
The State Commissioner Denies th
Statement of MIR. King.

The following card appeared in the Bangor
Wing on Tuesday:
To the Editor Of the Wing and Courier.
The communication of VIM. King, published
in last evenings Commercial, addressed to the
Governor and Council, is SO plainly intended
for political capital, that it hardly needs any
answer. beyond a simple denial OF his allie
cations which the writer would have the pub
lie construe into acts contrary to the law.
The charges thus inferentially made deny
and court an investigation by the proper au.
thorities whenever they deem one necessary or
advisable. VIM. u, CLAYTON
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
civ Portland,

WHEREAS. w. L. King and others have petit
w toned the City Council to lay out new
street or public way in said city-beginning at
Bracket street and extending to Clark street. being
an extension of Gray Street. and whereas said
petition was referred by the City Council, April T.
1884, to the undersigned, for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on laying out streets, will meet to ear
the parties and view the proposed way on the 14th
day of May 1884, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at
the corner of Gray and Brackett streets, and will
then and there proceed to determine and adjudge
whether the public convenience requires SAID street
or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands this sixth day of May, A.
d. 1884.
MARQUIS r. KING, Mayor
ELIAS B. DENISON, c.x,.44 b.
JAMES f. HAWKES., No1an.eleo ~
FRANKLIN SIMONDS, or laS Ing ouG
HENRY G. SMALL, NO" 9'iee's'
PATRICK O'NEIL, my7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
BARLow. VIII ON s. co.

Tonight Barlow, Wilson & Co., will appear
at City Hall. This minstrel organization is
one of the Fl nest in the country. 1t embraces
Milt G. Barlow, the unapT roachable "Uncle
Remus;" George Wilson, the remarkable COM
edian; Frank Moran, Billy Carter, and q ar
~ Crawford, tambos and Hughey Dougberty,
Harry McKisson and Sam Howe, bones. Then
there are Charles Queen, the champion pedes-
tai dancer; the Four Aces 10 their acrobatic
and burlesque varieties, Howe & DAILY, and
host OF other talent. Tickets can be pre-
cured at Stockbridge's during the day.
THE RoMANY RYE.
During the two remaining evenings, when
the Romauy Rye will be presented at Portland
Theatre, there should be crowded houses, and
If our theatre going people-only knew how pref
tily the melo-drama is put upon the stage they
would flock to see it. Prettier stage pictures
it would be difficult to find in the cities eutside
OF New York and Boston, than the Craignest
by moonlight, Hampton race-course, the
Thames, and the shipwreck. The actor who
takes the part of Joe's shop-boy, is excellent,
and the dog also shares in the honors borne off
by the best performers. These two remaining
evenings the house should be crowded.
NOTES.
Oliver Doud Byron will appear in "Across
the Continent supported by Kate Byron, and
a good company, Friday night at Portland
Theatre, and in Hero, or the Lover of Mt.
Shasta" Saturday night.
Stockbridge will give an entertainment at
City Hall Saturday night. The oppretta.
Mistress and Maid, or all in Fog" will be
presented.
The last Stockbridge matinee next Satur-
day, will be grand concert.
Herr Der Gericke will be the new leader of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He is assist
ant chief director OF the Grand Opera, Vienna
and will have salary of $500. The con-
tract is for FIVE years.
Chevalitr De Kontski has been engaged as
one of The chief soloists at the great musical
festival to be held in ST. Louis
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
MASONIC.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge in Portland.

FIRST DAY.
The Grand Lodge of Maine met in this city
at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning. Grand Master
Estes of Skowhegau, presiding. The attend
snce was large.
Grand Master Estes delivered an able and
interesting address, announcing harmony and
prosperity among the fraternity in Maine
during the year.
The financial report showed prosperous
peouniary condition.
Inc report on returns showed the total men,
bership to be 1860, an Increase of 173 during
the year. The initiates had been ISL, against
805 last year.
Routine business occupied the morning ses-
sion and at noon the Grand Lodge was called
off until O'clock.
AFTERNOON.
The Grand Lodge called on at 2 O'Clock
No business of public interest was tran, acted
uutl o'clock when hour for election of Grand
Officers arrived, and the following were
elected:
Grand MasteT-W. r. G. Estes, Skowheean.
Deputy Grand Master Fessenden I. Day.
Lewiston.
Senior Grand Warden-Frank E. Sleener.
Sabatis
Junior Grand Warden
Grand Treasurer-Ftederick Fox, Portland.
Grand Secretary-Ira Berry, Portland.
Committee on Finauce-Oliver Gerrisb.
Portland; Albro e Chase, Portland s. Cliff
ford Belcher, Pennington.
Trustees of Charity Fund-Cbarles I.
Colanore, Bangor; Joseph M. Hayes, Bath.
At 8 o'clock the Grand Lodge called off un-
til o'clock Wednesday afternoon when work
will be exempifed by Ancient Land Marx
Lodge of Portland.
EVENING.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
met at q O'Clock, Grand High Priest Frank
+. Sleeper of Sabatis, presiding.
The reports of Grand Officers showed the
Fraternity in good condition, and the NOM
bership to be 4,254 an increase CT 147.
The following Grar Officers we're elected:
Grand High Priest-Frauk E. Sleeper,
Sabais.
Deputy Grand High Priest-Manly G.
Trask, Bangor.
Grand King-James Nj. Nevens, Bucksport.
Grand Scri5e-Archie L. Talbot, Lewiston.
Grand Treasurer-Rufus II. Huxley, Port
land.
Grand Secretary-Ira Berry, Portland.
Committee of Finanee-Josiah H. Drum.
mond aud Oliver Gerrish of Portland, Nathan
Woodbury. of Lewiston.
At 1920 the Grand Chapter adjourned until
pa. m. Wednesday.
The Grand Council of High Priests meets at
eleyeu-the Grand Commandery at p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Nnfice All Eliss0Iutinrp.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN lately existing between the undersigned under
the firm name of MARSH & JOHNSON, was dis
solved this day by mutual consent. George A.
Marsh will continue the business at the same place.
Custom House Wharf, and is authorized to settle
all debts due to and by said firm.
GEO. A. MARSH,
A. L. JOHNSON.
Portland, May 5, 1884. my7lSta
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
FlSHE: Erie: S.
The Gloucester Net & Irvine Co.

Haying made arrangements for an ample supply of
MEETINGS. with fittings, they prepared at
their office, 90 Commercial ST., Boston, to
supply NETS, SEINES, TRAPS, LINES AND
TWINES, at the ioacest market price and invite
patrons to give much notice in advance is con
Naicers Of the Cornnratian.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Officers Of the Corporation

SYLvANUs SMITH, of the firm of SylVanus Smith g.
Co., Gloucester
JOHN &. DENNIS, of the firm Of Dennis & Aver,
Gloucester.
JOHN K. DUSTIN, JR., Of the firm of John Pew 8
Son, Gloucester.
GEoReE II. PERKINS, ofthe Arm of Geo. Perkins s.
Son, Gloucester.
LoRISG 3. HASKELL, Of the firm of B. Haskell s
Sons, Gloucester.
W: Z. s ow Of the firm of whitney. Pousland &
Co.. Boston.
WaI STOWE. Boston.
VIM. STOWE, President, late Pres. Am. Net &
Irvine Co.. Boston.
j. G. DENNIS, Vice President, Pres. Cape Ann
National Bank, Gloucester.
10. PROCTOR, Treasurer, Pres. First National
may7 dst&w3t
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY.

n
NEW ADVERT SEhfENTs
Ribbon Sale-Rines Bros,
Wanted-A Live Man.
Wanted-2d-hand Buggy.
For Rent-Brick House.
For Saie-Brick Dwelling.
For Sale Residence on State Street.
Stores to Let.
Pony "Blance'' for Sale.
For Sale-Summer Place.
To Let Tenement
Dissolution of Copartnershtp.
Temporary Home for Women and Children.
Fisheries Gloucester Net and Irvine Co.
Falmouth Hotel-Dr. w. Wilson.
City Of PortlaDd-2.
Handkerchief and Towel sale-,j. NJ. Dyer & Co.
Fol- Scheduling Saloon.
For Sale-Cigar Store.
For Satisfactory Boarding House.
For Sale-Boarding and Lodging House.
For Sale Stove and Tin Ware Business
For Sale-Meat and Provision Store.
For Sale Variety Sto-e.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
Ciixof Portland

XETHEREAS, John j. Melaugh and othe have
w petitioned the City Council to lay out new
street public way in said city-begnning at Pot
extension of Canton street. and whereas said Pc
tition referred by the City Council April 7th,
1884, to the Undersigned for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter ested
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council laying out new streets, will to hear
the parties aud view the proposed way on the 14th
day of May, 1884, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at
said Canton street. near Pottery Lane. and will
then and there proceed to determine and adiudge
whether the public convenience requires said street
or way to be laf1 out.
Given under our hands on this sixth day of May,
A. d. 1884.
M. f. KING, Mayor
ELIAS B. DENIsoN ConImitte on
JAMES F. HeAwKEs, . LAYING out
HENRY G. SMALL New Street.
PATRICK O'NEIL,
may7 y dtd
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-07
SM&W&wly

"F. w. kinsman, Ksq.; Dear sir,-With
pleasure we order ten gross Adamson's Botan.
ic Cough Balsam, showing conclusively that
merit has won the day, and that your Balsam
lie taking the lead over the many bottles OF
trash that now food the market"-Frona
Smith, DoOIittle 6 Smith, Druggists, Boston.
my5 MW&s&w