The Portland daily press., 1873-10-31
Krief TOttiugs,

The dredging machine and tugs which left
the Penobscot river Saturday for this city, put
into Boothbay harbor during Mondays Storm
The great picture at Hale's called the Coz
phan's Rescue will remain on exhibition a
few days longer
The auction sale of the schooner Eliza Fran
els, which was to have occurred yesterday, is
postponed to Saturday at 1890 p m.
During the fire yesterday some lrshmen got
into a hot fight on Smiths wharf, about what,
nobody knows.
The 'Chase Brothers were riding down In
dia street yesterday when their colt became
frightened and started into run. They jump
ed out and let him go. Result, a demolished
carriage.
The Revenue Cutter McCulloch will be sur
veye0 and laid up in the course of next week.
Her place will be filed by some other vessel
A. NJ Wood win preach at the Allen Mission
Chapel this evening.
There is a rumor that a well known house in
this city has failed to meet large demands in
Bos ton and New York, and bankruptcyis prob
able.
The Water Company during the present sea-
son have put down over two miles of new pipe,
and largely increased the number of water tax
ers.
The annual meeting of Bisbee Union occurs
this evening at q o'clock, at the Congress
Square church.
The Western Union Telegraph Company have
put up new wire through this city two sizes
larger than those already in use.
Some CT the finest Photographic views ever
taken of the vicinity of the Cape Lights after
a storm may be seen at Dupee's. The views
were taken by an instantaneous process after
the late storm.
An intelligent railroad man, who has been
'oyer the Portland s. Ogdensburg above North
Conway, says that it will not require more than
$4,000 to repair the damages of the late storm.
ACCIDENTS j, f. Rollins was thrown
from his carriage yesterday on Fore street and
considerably bruised
Mr. Seward Frank, who works at Transcript
printing office, had two of his fingers SO badly
damned in one Of the presses yesterday that
amputation was thought necessary.
A small boy was run over on Commercial
street yesterday by hose carriage while the
fire was ia progress and badly cut about the
face and head.
Mr.. D. Webber, while doing some carpenter
ing work in the new engine house on Spring
street yesterday, was badly cut in the head by
a gas pipe falling upon him. Dr. Merrill
dressed his wonds.
During the fire on Commercial street yester-
day, horse attached to dump cart became
frightened and ran away. The harness was the
only thing injured.
The freight train ran into jigger on Com
mercial street near Moulton, yesterday fore
noon, smashing the jgger but doing no other
damage.
Last evening as Mr.. A f. Small:was driving
down Congress street in his gig, when near
State street, he was RIM into by a hack throw
ing him out, fortunately without his receiving
any injury. The horse cleared himself from
the gig, breaking it,, and ran to Park street,
where he was stopped.
A woman was knocked down aad run over at
the foot of Maple street yesterday and consid-
ergbly injured by team en- its way to the fire.
SACRED CoAcERT.-The following is the pro-
gramme for the Sacred Concert next Sunday
evening at City Hall:
Chandler's Brass Band.
Jehovah Nnide u.s. MOZaru.
Mr. Thomas.
1 Waited for the Lord. ............. Mendelssohn
Mrs. Hawes and Miss earle.
Dear Angel Sleep thee VIII. ..................Abt
Miss Leavitt.
Lift thine Eyes Qrio) Mendelssohn
Mrs. Halves, Misses Chandler and earle.
Overture-Poet and Peasant. Supp
Chambers String Band.
PART II.
Hear PRAYER. ABBOT
Mrs. Hawes Miss earle, Mr.. Thomas.
Chambers String Band.
Song-Selected ..........................
Miss Leavtt.
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep ......... Knight
Mr. Thomas.
tCaVaJlna, DeleSsrlO .DonZeCt1
Chandler's Brass Band.