The Portland daily press., 1890-07-03

| 0eo. r. french, captain 9Th Vermont
Ghas w: TDden, brigadier general
James NJ Stafford, lieutenant 18th Maine.
geo. n; Soldiers. sergeant oath Maine
y. >. Pennell. captain 9Th Maine.
J0hu w. Stockwell, lieutenant.
warren q: Carney, artificer.
| G; w skillen, private.
Charles Cook, private.
| Henry B. Ceaves, lieutenant goth Maine.
| !. :. Douglass, private.
y. Is. rotten, hospital steward.
Geo; 3; Rowel private
| Dr. ); Z. Getchell, assistant sergeon.
Teo. w Erlggs private
| J. 9; kuDdlett captain.
W. Ii. Parker, private.
Chief Marshai's Order.
.. 1t Is requested that the honorary staff for
the July 4th celebration, wear black silk hats
and black or dark clothing and report
promptly at 30 a. NJ, in front of the Bax-
yer D9i,ding, that this organic alton be per-
Iected before 10 a. m.
By order of Chief Marshal
Il. q. MILLIKEN,
Adjutant General.
ShepIey Camp.
The members of this camp are hereby Or
| gay. July 4th. at $50 a. m, in full uniform
for parade.
BY order of JOHN r. LOWELL.
| o Captain Commanding.
| WALDO a. PERRY,
First Sergeant.
Some Of Yesterdays Arrivals,
rhese ase some of the distinguished men
who arrived yesterday:
FALMOUTH HOTEL.
, Secretary Proctor, Gen. w. T. Sherman,
Dickinson, F. E. Pinto and Mrs. Pinto. aI Fit
John Porter q. w. Slocum, Il. W. Barnum.
Geo. IL. Beal, PR. de TroSriand. Davis Tiii..
son soma ana Mrs I1llson. Barney, Coils. III. c.
G ling samuel Truesdell. Matthews, Maj.
Warner, Major w. Broadhead, d. f. Wright
and wife, Col. G. d. Bisbee, Major r. p
Halstead, Col r. Fl. |. Goddard, Majors Hal
laday and King. "''i' Ai'i-
PREBLE HOUSE
- Brig Gen. S. E. Chamberlain, Major A. M.
Benson. I. A; Oliver. Pennsylvania; Gen.
New jersey G Gen Charles sol T. a co NJ Clark
York; 9. a; Bernard, S. B. Raddock, Penn
sylyanla; Q. f. Ulrick, New York. A ~
Hamlin. +. G. Hamlin, c. W. Roberts,|6.0O'
g9r; Capt. K. b. Smith, Capt Shanmei
PREBLE HOUSE
Capt. a. Fl. Hammond. /Wasbinpton n
Tidba diu wife ii " anG danGwife. n: Y. VIM.
Capt Joseph E. Ogden Nav ier Mew 1 h1,rE;
Hartford Conn. A"'''' a. 'c0'''
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
Brig Gen. l.. G. Estes; Gen. NJ K. Sails
parry Geo. A. Thompson and family Dies
Moines, la. q. I. Drew, G. A. White, Bos-
I4a Joseph E Little, Rockford. Ill C. W.
NJ. M; Taylor, Cleveland Davis, G. S. Rad.
ford, U. 5. Navy; t. FL. Dean, Boston.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
A: M. Walker, Bridgton; c. W. Baird,
Boston; Maj. Corlis and wife, New York
Capt. n Mehan, Thomaston III. S. Bond.
New YORK MAJ. Henry M. Dalrymple; E.
a. Doty; theodore Loring. Morristown, N.
T.; Chas. A. Pilsbury, editor journal, Bel
Portland's Hilarious Week.
[Biddeford JournaL1
1t anybody in this region is suffering from
ennui. and is likely to become dyspeptic on
that account. he is advised to go to Portland
this week for change of climate. What
with bells, and fire-crackers, and bands. and
guns, and parades, and veteran companies
ana sons Of Veteran companies, and lodges
ana knights, and fire companies and CON
tests, and great men and speeches, and ex-
curslons and clambakes and other dinners.
and rowing races and yacht races and other
races ana other amusements, and bonfires
and rockets and several other things. and
the North Atlantic squadron, whoever can't
be walked up there ought to call a doctor at
onee-he Is in the last stages. 1t is Port
land S hilarious week.
Today's Programme.
AT 1880 a. m. today the various corps 70
unions of the Army of the Potomac will he
held as follows:
erai r. X; Dawes, Mrietta, o.; secretary, Captain
!. M. Andrews, Jr., Saratoga Springs The resi-
dent veterans Of this Corps will furnish a shore
dinner at the Portland Club House, Diamond Isl.
and, Saturday, July 9th. 40
:, Second Corps-Room No. 49, lCity Building.
PRESIDENT, John ID. Billings, Cambrdgenorf
Mass; secretary, Thomas II. Mallon, Brooklyn,
Third Corps-Room No. 1e, Citv Ruud,no
ton \. J, Theyeterans Of this Corps win b be- eG.
Ra py resident comrades of the 18th Name
Fifth eorps-Common Council Room City Build
ing. President, General FItz John Porter New
York; secretary, General Fred T. Locke, New
YORK. The resident members of this Corps will
furnish shore dinner at the Portland Club
Sk a0nq saturday osF July 9Th
Monument Square, 1914 Congress street. Presi,
dent, General Frank Wheaton, U. S. A., Fort
Jersey City, N J. Members Of the sixth Cornss
Association with their ladies Will assemble al
e. m 9os ana n sy Invitation Of
and, holding their annual meeting at 10 80 a. m.
In the Fifth Maine Memorial Hall Dinner on the
Ninth Corps-Attorney's Room, county wing.
City Building. President Colonel Robert Fl r
GODDARD, Rno I Island; secretary General G. II.
Tenth Corps-ward Room, Myrtle street. City
Building ivy
wing, City Building. President, Colonel William
+. Fox, Albany, n. Y; secretary, Major John j.
II. Love, Montclair, N. ]. The resident members
rades at the Reunion House of the 1st 10th and
18th Maine Regiment Association at Long Isl
and, Saturday, July 9th.
Nlnefapnrh EQrnS-Sunrpma
County wing, City Building. President Col
Richard B. Irwin, PHILADELPHIA. Pa secretary,
members of this Corps will entertain their visit
ing comrades at the Reunion House Of the Ist,
Long Island, Saturday, July 9th.
Cavalry Corps-Williams Hall, 3791s Congress
street, just below City Building. President, Gen.
secretary Maj. l.. l.. Barney, Elmira, N Y Ar
rangements are understood to be in progress to
entertain the We veterans Of each corps by resident
Sons of Veterans as Acting Orderes will be in
attendance in the corridors of the City Building,
Thirty Maine Regiment The SGD
Maine Regiment .+a annual reGnion took place at
s I9Rg by Mitchell was
Loyal Legion-The headquarters of the LOYAL
Legion will be at No 81 State street, July Sd and
Bosworth Post No. 2, Dept. of Maine, G. A. r.
will keep ''open house" to all visiting comrades
at the Post Hall, No. 565Ha Congress street, dur
luB lllc ItulilUu.
AFTERNOON.
This afternoon, at City Hall. the annual
meeting and exercises of the Army of the
Potomac will take place. This will be the
programme:
Music by the Band.
Prayer.
fotpourri OF Army Songs.
Band.
welcome by the Mayor
Vocal Quartette.
Response by the Acting President Cen Charles
III. T. Coils " "0i o-'''-'>"
Music by Band
Poem-Hon Horatio King
Veterans by Mai. w. W. BODICE
Vocal Quartette.
Grafton.
Music by the Band.
Miscellaneous addresses by Generals Sherman
Howard, Porter and others.
The hall will be open at p. m. for the
public, entrance by rear doors.