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14 THE BILLBOARD U i »»>» »tt »» » > »» »(>»»»> » »» » . Jgv* « ■ ■(!••• JVIIVUIIIWflM * eonuencions, i Tete*, eeltbratioat, €tc X I Under this heading we publish free oj £ charge the dates of all notable events, which m are lively to attract large concourses of people 9 to any one particular city andfor this reason m prove of importance to advertisers, showmen, m streetmen. general passenger agents, etc. A 7*e ft** u carefully revised and corrected $ fl» monthly, W i P : tii M '.ARDMORE, I. T-—Indian Territory Demo- : ^ cratic Convention. June 11, 1900. John I*. ,<- Salt. Ardmore, I. T. • ASBURY PARK. N. J.—General Synod of the - ' Reformed Church in America. June S, 1900. >; Rev. Wm. H. DeHart, Raritan, N. J. '.5 ATLANTA, GA.-Southern Surgical & Gyne- \'{ cological Association. Nov. 13. W. B. B. ! i*' -'Dans, M.D., Birmingham; Ala. ' ATLANTA, QA—Young People's Christian •., Union of the Universalist Church. July 11 ■■:! to 18. Rev. A. J. Cardall. 30 West St., Bos- A ton, Mass. '4 ATLANTA, GA—Train Dispatchers of Amer- ; lea. June 14, 1900. J. S. Mackie, steward; , i Ave., Chicago. .- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Ancient Illustrious ,. Order of Knights of Malta. Oct. 16 to 28. i-< Frank Gray, northeast corner Broad and ,'•■. Arch st., Phlla. :, ATLANTIC CITY—The American Medical As- \ " sociation. June 1 to 8, 1900. Dr. Philip Mar- >- vil, chairman. r' ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.—The National Fra- ternal Press Association. Aug. 21 to 25. A. E. Stevenson. 6436 KImbark av.. Chicago. ' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—National Electric , Medical Association. June 19 to 21. P. / Howes, 703 Washington st, Dorchester Dis- trict, Boston, Mass. ; ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.—TTnlted States Breed Association. June 6 and 7. 1900. Chas. Walner, 109 B. 15th St., N. Y. City. • • ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—National Associa- tion Car.Service Managers. June 18, 1900. A. G. Thomason. Scranton, Pa. - ATLANTIC-CITY, N. J.—Grand Lodge of Elks. July 12, 1900. i BALTIMORE, MD.—Shield of Honor. June 5. Wm. T. Henry, 205 B. Fayette St. . BALTIMORE, MD.—National Association of Master Plumbers. June, 1900. Chaa. L. Byrne, 4308 Cottage Grove av.. Chicago. 111. BINCHAMTON. N. Y.—Y. P. S. C. E. State Convention. Oct. 15 to 17. 1900. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—General Assembly of the Knights of Labor. Nov. 13. J. W. Hayes, 43 B st N. W., Washington, D. C. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—The Galilean Fisher- men. June 5. C. C Stewart. Bristol, Tenn. BOSTON. MASS. — Coopers' International Union of N. A. Oct 8. James A. Cable. 642 Elizabeth av;. Kansas City; Kanw BOSTON, MASS.—New England Amateur Rowing Association. July 4. John C. Con- igam. Bast Boston. Mass. BOSTON, MASS.—Supreme Council, Home Circle. June 20. Julius McSwain, 120 Tre- mont St.. Boston, Mass. BOSTON. MASS.—Society of Arts and Crafts. Spring, 1901. Henry L. Johnson, 272 Con- ferees St., Boston, Mass. BOSTON, MASS.—International Convention. Y. M. C. A June 11 t5 16, 1900. R. C. • Morse. 3 W. 29th St., N. Y. City. BOSTON, MASS.—Ancient Order of Hiber- nians. July, 1900. J. O. Sullivan, Philadel- phia, Pa. BUFFALO. N. Y.—The Royal Templars. June 12. 1900. E. B. Rew, 43 Niagara St., But- ■ falo. N. Y. BUFFALO, N. Y.—American Association of General Passengers and Ticket Agents' As- sociation. Oct. 16, 1900. A. J. Smith, Cleve- land. O. , BUFFALO, N. Y.—Nat'onal. Association of Window Trimmers of America. Aug. 6 to . 9. L. Frank Baum, 1205 Star Building, Chicago. 111. . BUFFALO, N. Y.—HeTstein Friesian Associ- ation of America. June 5 and 6. F. L. Houghton, Brattleboro, Vt BUFFALO. N. Y.—Knights of Honor. June 12. B. F, Nelson, 816 Olive St.. St. Louis,. Mb., secy. BURLINGTON, IA. — Nineteenth Annual Saengerfest Aug. 3 to 12. Jos. N. Kolz, secy. .BURLINGTON..IA--^The Evangelical Augns- tana Synod of North America. June 15. 1900. Rev. Theodore KJellgren, Scandia, Wash. Co. , Minn. CEDAR RAPIDS. IA.—American Poland China Record Convention. Feb. 13 and 14, 1901. W. M. McFadden. West Liberty. la. CEDAR RAPIDS. IA.—Grand Lodge of Iowa, Knights of Honor. Second Tuesday in April. 1901. J. G. Graves. Lock Box 15. Cedar Rapids. la., secy. CHANUTE, KAN.—Grand Lodge. Degree of Honor of A. O. U. W. First Wednesday In May. 1901. Mrs. Georgia Notestlne, Hlawa- tltft. Ksxu. secy. CHARLESTON. S. C—National Educational Association. July 7 to 13. Irwin Shepard. Winona, Minn. CHARLESTON. S. C—National Teachers' As- sociation. July 7 to 13. 1900. CHICAGO, ILL.—National Harness Manufac- turers* and Dealers' Protective Association of the United States, 196 W. Randolph st. Edw. P. Hamick. secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—American Seed Trade Asso- ciation. June 12 to 14. S. F. Willar£, W ethersfleld. Conn., secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—United States Veteran Sig- nal Corps.-Last wpek in August, 1900.: Chas. Ol W. Marey. 155 Franklin St.. Boston. Mass., secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—American Seed Trade Asso- ciation. Jnne 12 to 14. S. F. Willard, Wethersfleld, Conn. CHICAGO. ILL.—Nat'onal Wholesale Drug- g«sta* Association. Sept. 10 to 18. A. B. Merriam, Minneapolis, Minn. CHICAGO, ILL.—Grand Lodge, D. O. H. der V. ST. Sept. 5. Cfaas. Lauber, 107 Somen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CHICAGO, ILL.—Bohemian Catholic Central Union. Sept. 26. F. Lindelar, 56 Jewett st, Cleveland, O. CHICAGO. ILL—California Volunteer Vet- eran Association. Aug. 28 to Sept 1. Capt Geo. H. Pettis, Providence, R. 1., secy. CHICAGO, ILL,.—suite Bar Association. July 5 and 6, 1900. J. H. Matlreny, Springfield, 111., secy. CHICAGO. ILL.—Prohibitionists State Con- vention. June 26, 1900. Hale Johnson, chair- man. CHICAGO, ILL.—Prohibition National Con- vention. June 27, 1900, W. T. Warden, secy. CHICAGO, ILL.—G. A. R., National Encamp- ment. Aug. 28 to Sept 1. Thomas J. Stew- art PhUadieipMa. Pa., secy. CINCINNATI, O.—National Convention B. Y. P. U. July 12 to 15. 1900. Rev. E. E. Chivers. 324 Dearborn st.-Chicago. CINCINNATI, O.—International Hot Water and Steam Fitters' Association. June 4. Henry B. Jombers, 260 W. Broadway, New York City. CINCINNATI, O.—National Mexican .War Veterans' Association, Encampment Sept 12 to 14, *900. Col. F. T. Foster, 406 Vine st, Cincinnati, O., secy. CINCINNATI, O.—American Boiler Manufac- turers' Association. Sept 18 to 20. J. D. Farasey, Forest st and N. Y.. P. & O. Ry., Cleveland. O. CINCINNATI, O.—The Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Jan. 15, 1901. Lip- man Levy, Chamber of Commerce BIdg. CINCINNATI, O.—General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of United States. Sept 25. Christopher Fox, Brooklyn, N. Y. CLEVELAND, O.—American Loyal League. July 28, 1900. J. L. Dwyer, Detroit Mich. CLEVELAND, O.—The Traveling Engineers* Association. Sept. II. W. O. Thompson, Etknart, Ind. CLEVELAND, O.—Traveling Freight Agents' Association. June 7, 1900. G. A. Blair, 12 Carew BIdg., Cincinnati, O. CLEVELAND, O.—International Brotherhood of Bookbinders. June 5. J. A. B. Espey, 327 Eleventh st S. W., Washington, D. C. CLEVELAND, O.—National Apple Shippers' - Association. Aug. 1 to 3. A Warren Patch, Boston. Mass. CLEVELAND, O.—National Prison Chap- lains' Association. Sept 15 to 17. Rev. C. L. Winget, Columbus, O. CLINTON, IA.—Mississippi Valley Spiritual- - ists' Association. July 29 to Aug. 26. Mrs. Stella A. Fisk, Keokuk, la. COLUMBUS, O.—Ohio Trap Shooters' League. June 5 to 7. J. C. Porterfleld, 11 S. High St., care E. J. Porterfleld & Co. COLUMBUS, O—The Order of the United Commercial Travelers of America. June 29 and 30. Chas. B. Flagg, CoCunrbus. DALLAS. TEX.—Concatenated Order Hoo Boo. Oct 9. J. H. Bairdr Nashville. Tenn.. secy. DALTON, MASS.—National Division, Sons of Temperance of North America. July 10 to 14. B. R. .Jewell, Stonebam, Mass.; James H. Roberts, chairman committee on badges, -137 Portland St., Boston, Mass. DALTON, MASS.—National Div. Sons of Temperance of North America. July 10 to 14. Ben]. R. Jewell. Stoneham, Mass.. secy. DENISON, IA.—Woodmen of the World, Grand Encampment." June 7. B. D. Stivers. DENVER, COL.—Colorado Bar Association. June 27 and 28. Lucius W. Hoyt, Denver, Col. DENVER, COL.—Y. P. C. U. Church. July 25 to 30. D. F. McGill, 1411 Fulton st, Al- legheny, Pa. DENVER. COL.—Tenth International Sunday School Convention. Probably June. 1902. Marion Lawrence, Toledo. O.. secy. DES MOINES.. IA.—Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Firemen. September. F. W. Arnold, Peoria. 111. DES MOINES, IA—Music Teachers' National Assoc Motion. June 19 to 22. Philip Werth- ner. 2371 Kemper Lane, Cincinnati, O. DBS MOINES. IOWA—Brotherhood of Loeo- motlve Firemen. September, 1M0. F. W. Arqold. Peoria. III., seny. DETROIT, MICH.—American Economic As- sociation. Dec. 18 to 30. Charles H. Hull, . Ithaca. N. Y. DETROIT, MICH.—Wholesale Saddlery As- sociation. July 10 to 13. J. B. Denver, 512 N. Main St.. St. Louis. Mo. DETROIT, MICH.—American Association of Opticians. Aug. 14 to 16. Frederick Boger, 36 Maiden Lane, New York City. DETROIT, MICH.—National Railroad Master Blacksmiths' Association. Sept 18 to 21. A L. Woodworth, Lima. O. DETROIT, MICH.—U. R. United American Mechanics, Supreme Commandery. June 18, 1900. C. D. Hauptuferer, Canton, O. DETROIT. MTCH-—United States Railroad deria=' Mutual Rene-fit A-Pcooiation. Sept 6. J. V. Henry. Qnincy. 111., secy. DETROIT. MICH.—Supreme Lodge. K. of P. Aug. 27 to 31. R. L. C. White, Nashville, Tenn. DETROIT. MICH.—The National Association Railwav Agents. July 24 to 27. N. A. Cot- trell. Blsmnrk. Mo. DETROIT. MICH.—Gin** Bottfa Blowers' As- sociation of United State* and Canada. July 8. Wm. tanner. Rooms 930 and 931. Wlther- spoon Bid*.. Philadelphia. Pa. DETROIT. MICH.—Knight* of Khorassan. Ana:. 27. H. W. Belding. St. Louis. Mo. DETROIT. MICH.—National Saddlery Associ- ation Convention. Julv 12 to 14, 1900. John B. rjerwrer. St. Louis. Mo. DETROIT. MICH.—Supreme Lodge, Kiv'shts of PytWss. Aug. 28. R. L. C. White, Nash- ville. Tenn. DEXTER, ME.—Maine Surday School Asso- ciation. Oct 16 to 18. Rev. H. W. Kim- ball. Slrowhegan, Me. • ELBERTON. OA.—Georg'a Weekly Press As- foc'at'« , n. July 2 to 7. W. A. Shackel- ford. Lexinerton. Ga. EL RENO. OKLA.—Grand Lodge of Okla- homa. Third Tuesday in July. T. K. Jin- gle. Guthrie, Okla. FALL RIVER, MASS.—State Committee, Y. M. C. A. of Massachusetts and Rhode Is- land. Oct. 25 to 28. R. M. Armstrong, 767 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. FORT WORTH, TEX.—Y. P. S. C. E. June 19 to 21 (inclusive). Miss Tyler Wilkinson, Temple, Tex. FREDERICK CITY, MD.—United Brethren Church of United States and Europe, Cen- tennial Celebration. 1901. GA1NSVILLE, GA.—The fourth annual ses- sion of The Gains vine Chatauqua. June 24 to July 6. A. W. Van Hoose, pres.; H. H. Dean, secy. GARRETT, IND.—American Train Dispatch- ers' Association. June 14, 1900. F. A Schultz, pres., Garrett, Ind. GEORGETOWN, KY.—General Association Colored Baptists of Kentucky. Aug. 15. Wm. H. Steward, Louisville, Ky. GLEN PARK. (PALMER LAKE P. O.) COL. —Rocky Mountain. Chatauqua Co. P. M. Priestley, 1742 Downing Av., Denver, Col., pres. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Police and Sher- iffs' Association of Michigan. July 18 and 19. J. P. Sanford, Lansing, Mich. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Great Camp, K. O T. M. June 13. Thos. Watson, Port Huron. Mich. HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA—American Insti- tute of Instruction. July 7 to 11. Edwin H Whitehill, Bridgewater, Mass. HALIFAX, N. B.—General Assembly, Presby- terian Church in Canada. June 13. Rev. R. Campbell, D.D., 68 St. Famille St. HOBART, IND.—Indiana State Dairy Asso- ciation. December. H. B. VanNorman, Lafayette, Ind. EUMBOLDT. IA.—Grand Lodge of Iowa t. 0. G. T. Third Tuesday In August, 190u. - T. Green, Hawarden. la. HUNTINGTON. W. VA—Ancient Order United Workmen. Sept 11 to 14. Frank Gruse, Wheeling, W. Va., secy. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.—Standard -Chester Wttite Association. January, 1901. J C Bridges, Bainbridge, Ind. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations. July 25 and 26. H. F. Cellarius. Govern- ment BIdg., Cincinnati, O. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Assistant Physicians of Hospitals for Insane. Last week in Sep- tember. Irwin H. Left, Pontiac, Mich. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—National Live Stock Exchange. Annual meeting. October. ITHACA, N. Y.—Grand Lodge of N. Y 1. O. G. T. Fourth Tuesday in August t! C. Andrews. 112 Sears st LEBANON, PA.—Grand Council, I. O. of Red Men. July 16 to 21. KANSAS CITY, MO.—American Street Rail- way Association. Oct 16 to 19. T. C. Pen- ington. 2020 State st, Chicago, 111. KANSAS CITY, MO.—Supreme Lodge, Na- tional Reserve Association. October. A. G. Llghtner, 306 Balrd BIdg.. Kansas- City. KNOXVILLE, TENN.-Scotch-Irish Society of America, Congress. May 31 to June 2 .,3??^. Hon - °- p - Temple, Knoxville, Tenn. KOKOMO. IND.—Wabash Valley Pow Wow Association of Red Men. July 22 and 23 W. W. Drinkwater. LA CROSSE, WIS.—Catholic Knights of Wis- consin. June 17 to July 20. 1900. LAKESIDE, O.—Grand Lodge of Ohio, Inde- pendent Order of Good Templars. Aug. 15 and 16. S. G. Taylor, 344 Bridge st, Cleve- land, O. v LEBANON, PA.—Division Encampment, Na- tional Guard of Pennsylvania. Mt. Gretna Park. Aug. 1 to U. LEBANON, PA.—Farmers' National En- campment Mt Gretna Park. Aug. 27 to Sept. L LEBANON, PA.—Sons of America, State En- campment Aug. 20 to 25. LEBANON, PA.—Susqul-Centennial of Leb- anon, Pa. Sept. 23 to 30. LEBANON, PA.—Pennsylvania Chatauqua. Mt. Gretna Park. June 30 to Aug. 4. LEBANON, PA.—Young People's Christian Union. June 21 to 24. H. F. Shupe, Day- ton. O. LEWISTON, ME.—National Free BaptiBt Young People's Convention. July 5 to 8. E. P. Metcalf, Providence, R. I. LINCOLN, NEB.—Nebraska State S. S. As- sociation. June 19 to 21, 1900. E. Wight- man, York, Neb. LINCOLN. NEB.—Funeral Directors' Asso- ciation. June 12 to 14. P. F. Bell. Nor- folk, Neb. LINCOLN, NEB.—Grand Lodge, Degree of Honor of Nebraska. Oct. 2 and 3. Miss Teresa Hempel. 141 S. 12th st. LITHIA SPRINGS, ILL.—Lithia Springs Chatauqua. Aug. 8 to 27. G. L. Douthit LITTLE ROCK, ARK.—Arkansas Association of Pharmacists. June 12. J. A. Ginocchio, Little Rock. Ark. LONDON. ENGLAND.—American Society of Civil Engineers. July 2. J'.TO. Chas. W. Hunt 220 W. 57th St. New York. LONDON, ENGLAND.—Salvation Army Con- gress. July, 1900. Commissioner Howard, 101 Queen Victoria st, London, E. C., Eng. LOUISVILLE, KY.—Associated Labor Press of America. Dec. 12. S. S. Bonbright, 15 Mercer st., Cincinnati, O. LOUISVILLE, KY.—National Chaplains' As- sociation (U. C. V.) May 30 to June 3 General Bennett Young, Louisville, Ky. LOUISVILLE, KY.—American Associated Labor Press. Dec. 12, 1900. John M. Mc- Dermott, Chicago, III. LOUISVILLE. KY.—American Association of Obstetricians and Gymnologists. Sent 18 to 20. Rufus B. Hall, M.D.. Cincinnati.' O pres. ' ' LOUISVILLE, KY.—American Federation of Labor. Dec. 6, 1900. Frank Morrison, 423 G st, Washington, D. -C. LOUISVILLE. KY.-Grand Encampment, Knights Templars. Tuesday. Aug. 4. Woi k. ti. Lloyd, San Francisco. LOS ANGELES. CAL.-Roadmaster»• Cou- . ventlon. Nov. 13, 1900. J. B. Dickson, secv.. Sterling, 111, * MACKINAC ISLAND, MICH .-Michigan btate Med. Society. Early in July. 1900. U H. Johnston, Grand Rapids, Mlcb. MARINETTE. YVlS.-Ttoe Marinette Chatau- qua Assembly. Aug. 2 to 13, 1900 Prot Wiley, Marinette, mgr. MILWAUKEE. W1S.-L. A. W. National Meet July 10 to 15. Abbott Bassett, 530 Atlantic av., Boston, Mass. MILWAUKEE, WIS.-Germanr Free Masons. May 31 and June 1. W. Gender, St. Paul av. and Fifteenth st 7 MILWAUKEE. WIS.—American Society Mu- nicipal Improvement. Aug. 28 to 3L D L Fulton, Allegheny. Pa. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—National Association of.Local Fire Insurance Agents. Aug. 30 and 31. Frank *. Holmes, 196 LaSaile St., - Chicago, 111. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—International Mining Congress. June 19 to 23. Col. F. B. Mont- gomery. Cripple Creek. Col. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Photographers' Associ- ation of America. July 23 to 27. J. Geo Misshammer, Buffalo, N. Y. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—United Order of Box Makers and Sawyers of America. June 4 James Curran, 648 Central av.. Chicago, 111., secy. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Supreme Court. United Order of Foresters. July 9. S. W. Den- nlson. Hathaway BIdg.. Milwaukee. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—National Association of Credit Men. June 12 to 14. W. A. Pren- dergast. 20 Nassau st, N. Y. City. MILWAUKEE. WIS. — German Epworth League. July 19 to 22. Prof. J. L. Nuel- sen, Berea. O. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America. June 18. W. J. Webb. 202 Lex- ington av.. Brooklyn. N. Y. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—International Typo- graphical Union. Aug. 13 to 18. J. W. Bramwood, Indianapolis, Ind. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.—Western Surgical and Gynecological Association. Dec. 27 and 28. G. H. Simmons, M.D., 61 Market st.. Chicago. 111. MONTPBLIER. VT.-<3rand Court Vermont Toga. May. 1901. John F. Roche. 37 Henry st. M**nti>ellpr. Vt.. secy. MONTREAL. QUE.—American Library Asso- ciation. June 6 to 17. Henry J. Carr, Public Library, Scranton, Pa. MONTWA1T. MASS.—New England Chatau- qua Assembly. July 18 to 31. Rev. Wm. Full. Lynn. Mass. NASHVILLE. TENN.—Tenneaee Master Plumbers' Association. June. 1900. Free. Fox. Jr., secy., 80 Cherry St., Chattanooga, Tenn. dices:cards Made to Order. Work Guaranteed.' Spindles, Drop Cases and Tivolies. WM. DEANE MANT'e. CO., 9ltV»ne Street. CINCINNATI. 0 FOR SALE! The Distributing Franchise of twentv-fonr towns, four of them averaging 6.000 inhabitants each. Good reasons given for selling. Address CLOWES AD. AND DIST. CO., Connellsville, Pa. Tha SHOE POLISHER,^^SB shoe polish (10c size) all t-ncln«e«l in n tirnt car- ton, is a hut ueller for street men. Retail 10 els. 100 per cent profit. [eow] SWirtl & COCHRW, Sole Manufacturers. ■ 6 North Canal Street. CHICAQO, ILL. m American Bill Posters' Alliance. An Organization of Bill Posters and Bulletin Painters, Ruled by the Members for the Members. •J* J" Jr oj* Jr •.!■ Jr •?■ «J* J* J* J* « Member Wanted In Every Town and City. • J/\S. L- HILL, Secretary, 318 N. CHERRY STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN, THE BILLBOARDJI NASHVILLE, TENN.-A. 0. V. W. Grand Lodge. Sept. 30. J. H. Thompson, 41114 Union St., Nashville, Tenn. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Mosaic Templars of America. Sept. 4. J. E. Rush, box 402. Little Rock, Ark. NASHVILLE. TENN.—Knights and Ladles of Honor. First Tuesday after the third Mon- ey. April, 1901. Henry Buttenberg, 248 2d St., Memphis, Tenn., secy. NASHVILLE, TEN*).—Tennessee Jersey Cat- tle Club, annual meeting. December, 1900. D. S. Williams. Nashville, Tenn., secy. NEWARK. N. J.—Order of Select Knights. Aug. 21. Geo. K. Staples. 831 Ellicott, Buf- falo. N. Y. . NEWARK. N. J.—National Association of Newsdealers. Booksellers and Stationers of the United States. Last of August. F. R. Sampson, 437 Tenth avenue. New York City. NEW CASTLE, PA.—A. O. U. W., Grand Lodge. September. O. K. Gardner, 2201 Wylie av., Pittsburg, Pa. NEW HAVEN, CONN—B. Y. P. U. of Con- necticut. Oct. 15 and 16. H. A. Edgcomb, Groton, Conn. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Geological Society of America. Bee. 26. H. L. Fairchild, Roch- ester, N. Y., secy. NEW HAVEN, CONN.—Connecticut Teach- ers' Association, Annual Convention. Oct 19 and 20. Miss Bessie E. Home, Bridge- port, Conn. NEW LONDON, CT.—Grand Temple of Con- ' nectlcut. June 6. W. J. Rawhngs, box 416. New Britain, Conn. NEW YORK CITY. N. Y.-National Paper Box Makers' Association. June, 1900. Wm H. Bickelhampt, 630 E. 162d st., N. Y. Citv NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.—Military Surgeons' Association of United States. May 31 to June 2. Charles Adams, 69 State st., Chi- cago, 111. NEW VOKK CITY. N. Y.—National Mana- gers of Newspaper Circulation. June 12. 1900. J. L. Boeshans, care State Journal, Columbus, O. NBW VOKK. N. Y.—American Association for Advancement of Science. June 25 to 30, 1900. Chas. Bekersvllle, Chapel Hill. N. 1. NEW YORK. N. Y.—National Convention, Ladles' Loyal Orange Association. July 18. Christena Milligan, Saugus, Mass. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—American Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Science. June 23 to 30. L. O. Howard, Cosmos Club. Washington, D. C. NEW YORK CITY. N. Y.-Geological Soci- ety of America. June 26. H. L. Fairchild, Rochester, N. Y., secy. NEW YORK CITY. N. Y.—American Cheml- ■ cai Society. June 25 and 26. Albert C. Hale. 551 Putnam avenue. Brooklyn, N. Y. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.—Society of Ameri- can Florists and Ornamental Horticultural- Ists. Aug. 21 to 24. S. J. Stewart, 67 Brom- fleld street, Boston. Mass. NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.—National Confec- tioners' Association. July 6 and 7. F. D. Seward. 525 North Main street, St. Louis, Missouri. OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.—Rouen Riders' Reunion. June 21 to 25. 1900. Capt. J. L. P Alexander. Phoenix, Aril. OLD ORCHARD. ME.—Chatauqua by the Sea, for Eastern New England. July 26 to Sept. 1. Mrs. Susan A. Porter, 45 An- doan st.. Peabody, Mass. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.—National Den- tal Association. July 10 to 13. Mrs. Emma Eames Chase. D.D.S., 3334 Washington ave- nue, St Louis. Mo. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.—National As- sociation of Dental Faculties. July 13. Dr. J. H. Kennerly, 905 Chemical Building, St. Louis. Mo. PEORIA. ILL.—German Roman Catholic Central Verein Society. National Conven- tion. Sept. 9 to 12. i»-<ter J. Bourscheidt. 722 First av., Peoria, 111: PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Knights of St. John. June 25 to 28, 1900. M. J. Kane, 902 D. S. Morgan BIdg.. Buffalo, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—American Laryngo- Iogical and Otologlcal Society. May 31 to June 2.. D. B. Kyle. Philadelphia. Pa. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—American Federation of Musicians. June 5. Jacob Schmatz. Main «t.. rinrinimll. O. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—National Deutsch Amerikanlscher Leblerbund. July 6 to 9. Prof. H. M. Ferren, High School, Alleghe- ny. Pa. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Catholic Total Ab- stinence Union of America. Aug. 8 to 10. Rev. 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VA.—Tri-State Medical Asso- ciation of the Carolines and Vlrgln'a*. Rlenrrond. Va. Mldle of February. 1901. ^PbuIur A. Irving, M.D.. 301 W. Grace at. WTtMONn. VA.—DauKhtent of America. _!);?. ' '"N" Tlpfn. Pxttpimn. O. RICHMOND. VA.—The Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Oct. 10 to 14. Car Won Montgom. My. 281 Fourth av.. New York City, RICHMOND, VA.-0rder United Americas Mechanics. Sept. 10 to 13. John. Server. 1343 Arch St., Pblladelpbta. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.—National • Railroad Postal Clerks' Association. June 7, 190U. Geo. A. Woods, secy., Portsmouth. N. H. SAN ANTONIO, TEX.—Railway Trackmen of America. Dec. S. 1100. John T. Wilson. Q. C. St. Louis. Mo. SAN ANTONIO, TEX.—Baptist General Con- vention of Texas. Nov. 9. A. E. Baten, Brownwood, Tex.; J. H. Truett, Wnite- wnght, Tex. SAN fKANClSCO, CAL.—Protestant Episco- pal Church Convention. October. 19J1. Rev. C. L. Hutchins. SANTA MARIA DEL MAR, SANTA CRUZ— Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. Sept. 11. 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