The Portland daily press., 1882-04-10
Brief Jottinrs.

Snow last evening. Mercury yesterday 35'
at sunrise, 43o at noon, $50 at sunset.
Exports last week $167 ,492.12.
Deaths recorded last week, II.
There were Sc arrests last week; II for drunk
enness
The Congress street horse cars commenced
their Sunday trips yesterday.
Rev. W. r. Alger will deliver the Memorial
Day Grafton before Bosworth Post.
The Item will reappear to-day. 1t will be
little larger than when first published.
Chief Cloyes has ordered water to be turned
on to the city drinking fountains to-day.
The Musical Herald for April is full of good
things.
All R. P. D. Pa,riarchs will remember the
meeting at Encampment Hall this evening.
There were 10 arrests for drunkenness Satur-
day night, the greatest number for long time
past.
Sawyer & Fernald are building new stable
on Congress street. The stable will be 80 by
100 feet and contain 80 stalls.
The deputy sheriffs Saturday afternoon seiz-
ed twenty barrels of beer at the Eastern depot,
consigned to parties in this city.
The Circassian of the Allan Line will be due
here tomorrow. She arrived at Halifax, Sat-
urday with 100 passengers.
The animal meeting of the Spanish Literary
Club will be held next Wednesday evening q.
the room on Free street at 7.30 o'clock
Mr.. James Rand killed dog, reported mad,
in Mr. G. D. Maynard's house on Mayo street,
Saturday.
The annual meeting Of the First Baptist So
ciety will be held in the vsstry Monday even
ing at o'clock.
A railing is to be put up in the Grand Trunk
depot SO that passengers from incoming trains
will not be troubled By the by-standers
Quinn & Co. moved a twenty-ton boiler from
their shop yesterday morning, to the tug Ralph
Ross.
A runaway horse attached to igger made
things lively at the foot of Middle street, Sat-
urday.
Capt. John Armstrong with crew OF men
ane sloop were engaged Saturday in dragging
for the chains of the schooner E. W. Jordan,
wrecked near Two Lights
Freeport High School will commence to-day.
w. e. Sargent is principal and Miss Anna Sar-
gent assistant. Town schools begin Monday,
April 18th.
Music, the new paper, is growing as 1t de-
serves to. 1t is very bright, and just, and the
public will be glad to know it is to have
dramatic column.
There will be young mems social religious
meeting at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening at o'clock.
Topic: "Serving the Lord in business" l Cor.
10-11.
A party OF fourteen daughters of Rebekah
from Bath, were entertained in fraternal
manner Saturday night by Ivy Lodge, D. of r.
of this city. The party returned to Bath on
the Pullman.
Steamer Machigonne which has just receiv-
ed a new boiler and other repairs, was tried
Saturday for the first time, and worked salts
factoriy. She was put on her old position on
the ire-alarm card.
The marshal and deputies Saturday, seized
twenty gallons of whiskey and twenty of rum
at Bernard Deviness on Adams street, also
one gallon of whiskey at James Flynn's, on
Cumberland street.
The schooner Yankee Maid arrived Friday
from off shore Zone days fshing), and stocked
1921. Henry Horr, one of the crew, and his
two sons (the Oldest not over Is years of age),
bUUChcu 2lUU Iu0 oCuUOutI 1OuOR Oultau ar
rived the same day and stocked 1884.
Under the new arrangement, to take effect
in June, the Eastern road train leaving Boston
at 1890 p. M, and Maine Central from Port
IanI at 5.15 p. m, on Saturdays, will run
through 70 Bangor, arriving there at about
9.45 p. m.
When the CRIMINAL Court comes in, April
Goth, the cut-under hay-f.sck suits will be tried.
Drummond & Drummond will appear with
and for bennett, N & FL. B. Cleaves, Strout &
Holmes, of this city, and Enoch Foster of
Bethel for defendants.
Mr.. s. M. Sayford, State Secretary for Mas
sachusetts, Mr.. R. K. Remington of Fall River,
and Mr.. II. M. Moore of Boston, have been in
yited to address the citizens of Portland on the
work of Young Mems Christian Associations,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, April
18th and 9th, at State street church.