The Portland daily press., 1870-04-27

The elegant solid silver salver, pitcher and
goblets presented to Capt. Coyle, can be seen
at Lowell & Senter's, Exchange street. The
salver bears the inscription, Presented to
John d. Coyle on the 10th anniversary of his
wedding, by John Englis," and the medallions
on either side contain the dates, 1880 and 1870.
The members of the Haydn Association are
requested to be present at the rehearsal this
evening, to prepare for the concert to be given
on the 18th of May.
Don't forget that the sale of seats to the
reading of Mrs. Scott Siddons at Portland
Theatre on Saturday evening next, commences
at Paine's Music Store this morning. MIS-,
Siddons' portrait is displayed in many of the
shop windows.
A we're elegant reredos of Caen stone has
been presented TO St Lukes Cathedral BY the
Sunday School scholars, at cost rising $4C0,
and has been placed in position
Eleven cargoes of molasses have arrived in
this city since Saturday night, and eight more
are on the way. One cargo came by way of
Newburyport
The Emerald Boat Club are to give their
third grand assembly at Fluent's Hall on Fri
day evening
The Rev. Mr.. Needham, the Irish Evange-
list, will speak at the hall of the Y. M. G. A.
this evening.
Hale's window displays the beautiful full
length photograph of Mrs. J. B. Coyle, by
King, lately presented to her. also the beauti-
full new chrome, Innocence, just published by
Snedecor, from j. G.. Browns painting of the
same, which is companion to "Why don't he
- ThQra ia oil a hoo, ;f,,J ;tryo
by w. e. Norton, entitled Morning on the
Banks of Newfoundland" and some fine
French water colors.
HORSE CAUSE.-THE Superintendent VIII ac-
commodate those who desire the aid of the
Horse Cars on the Sabbath, by running them
at convenient hours on and after Sunday next.
See notice. T. MS
What would the Transcript do for items if it
wasn't for the PRESS?
Three boys whose ages ranged from 16 to Is
years, created quite sensation on Union st.
yesterday by their drunken performances One
of them at the foot of the street was trying to
embrace hogshead of molasses. His mouth
was near the bung, and the fermenting liquid
filed his mouth and covered his clothes. We
can't say whether rum or moasses did it, or
both
Inc hosting of a safe into the fourth story of
the Boyd Block on Middle street yesterday
was watched attentively by a large crowd. +.
q. Rich q Go. were moving their lob printing
office.
The ladies of st. Pauls Parish presented to
the rector, Rev. N. w. T. Root, beautiful
stole, as an Easter gift.
The Autographs that have been doing duty
as portraits OF Miss Lisa Weber are answering
the same purpose for Miss Josie Orion.
The Maine Congregational Conference, which
was to have met in this city this year, will
meet in North Yarmouth on the Dist, ODD ant
23d of June.
A fine day yesterday. Thermometer 65o i,
the shade.
A man who doesn't wish the public to know
his name, called on the police yesterday morn
ing to help him get back $40 which he lad los
at three card monte.
The Infantry were out for street drill las
night, with drum corps. The streets alon
the line of march were crowded with people.
Dr. Hendrick had new pestle and mortal
nung above his store yesterday. We under
s'and IL was Peabody legacy. This is in con
hdence from the Doctor.
"orAmen are employed on the Park, rakin
o'er tue grass ground, seeding down the bar
spo's' removing the dead trees preparatory +
PiAn''ns i've ones, and improving the Mac
generally. ''' p'"'
Twelve druDks at the station ho,,,o
night "' 'n'u