The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-27
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The through night trains OF Pull man cars on
the Eastern road, between Boston, Portland
and Bangor, will commence running between
the first and tenth of next month.
The photograph of the Kreutzer Club in
Stockbiidge's window is very fine one. We
do notreoall single picture we have ever seen
that includes SO many faces in which the like
nesses were 30 perfect as in this. Lamson took
IL.
Capt Alvan A. Fengar, Of the United States
revenue steamer Mahoning, has been ordered
from Boston to Mobile His numerous friends
in this city will regret his departure from Bos-
ton. The principle of rotation" however.
must be expected.
Mr.. G. Il. Hawes, organist at the First Bap-
fist church in this city, yesterday accepted
call to the State street church.
The hoppist who created such sensation in
this city is deliehting the people In the interior
towns of the State.
Don't forget the Newbury street church
apron sale at Putnam Hall tonight.
Tho reserved seats to the last Conservatory
concert, the advertisement says, will be re-
deemed at Halves & Cragins, between M,
and p. M, to-day.
No business before tho Municipal Court yes
terday morning.
Shaw's Quartette Club, accompanied by
Mrs. Shaw, gave fine concert at the celebra-
tion of the SD anniversary Of the establishment
Of the Order of Odd Fellows in this country at
Saccarappa last evening.
The plasterers and painters are renovating
tho Merchants Exchange.
WoodforRs Corner has a convenient and
well-stocked fsh-market.
Violets were gathered on the sunny side of
Bramhalps Hill yesterday.
The correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
who recently visited this city says he 'swept
along Exchange street in search OF any old
landmarks. Lowell g. Senter and Oliver Ger
ogniEs." Il that SO
The Union Club House has been let for a
clearinghouse.
+. o. J. Smith, Esq, has presented . large
number of old and valuable law books to the
Greenlsaf Law Library, some fifty volumes in
all. Among them we notice the Corpus Juri.
Glossatuns published in London in 1904; Caba-
Ia, or Mysteries of State and government; the
letters Of illustrious persons published in Lon
don 10 1854; Bacon's Abridgment published
in ITS; and many others. =
When shall we have the streets watered9
The dust Is getting to be fearful
An exhibition was given to the school chill
dren at Portland Music Hall yesterday after
noon by musical gentleman who gave imita-
tons of various musical instruments accom-.
panied by guitar.
house.
xInA -r< ock mka 1orx
for Montreal this season, passed Father Point
Monday afternoon.
In ono school in Cape Elizabeth the past
winter, OF 60 pupils, IS were Jordans.
Yesterday was bright and quite warm. Th'
thermometer indicated $50 at noon.
In our report of the billiard match yesterday
morning, An error in the figures occurred
shiel won the game by 165 points, instead
145. White made 1856 points, and his highest
run was As points.
A drunken woman created considerable mer
riment in the rear of Commercial street yes
terday morning. First she endeavored to cul
tivate the acquaintance of some risky younl
lambs when an old he-goat went for her caus
ing her to retreat SO rapidly that she ran owe
q huge pig, who bore her off in triumph on hi
back amidst the shouts Of the spectators.
The Transcript says"a young lady of our az
quaIntance, who recently made voyage
Cuba, writes that the ship encountered tel
rble gale on the ID inst; the cargo in the bt
tween decks got adrift, and the result wa
about a foot of molasses on the cabin floor.
was sweet mess! A wag of nephew, whe
told it. said he thought it would have been mic
ifthey could have had hot buckwheat cake,
they might have reached out of bed and dir
ned them in the molassesl