The Portland daily press., 1884-07-28

1t was bright yesterday morning, foggy and
cloudy In the afternoon. Mercury $50 at SUM-
rise, So at noon, go at sunset; wind south.
The Rev. Parker Jaques is very i'll with
drepsy.
There were SO arrests last week, of which %
were for drunkenness.
The yacht Altaire, Of the South Boston club,
was In the harbor Saturday.
Alonzo Dolan, of the Bloomington (Ill.)
Leader was at the Preble House Saturday.
The Marshal Andrews case will be argued
orally In the Law Court this morning.
The veteran csulker, Chandler Burns, is
suffering from stroke Of paralysis.
There are at least hundred regular board
ers at the Ottawa House, Oushing's Island.
A man whofell overheard from Commercial
wharf Saturday night was rescued by Captain
York
Sixteen schooners were registered at the Fish
Exchange last week, bringing total of 2435
barrels of fish.
Joel Wilbur of Phillips has been appointed
administrator of the estate of the late W. F.
Fuller Of this city.
Frank Cloudy, dealer in fancy goods, Port
land, has been attached, and has called meet
ing OF his creditors
The Forest City has got new shaft, and will
take the stratford Guards Of Dover, N. H., to
the islands tomorrow.
The Mary W. Libby lost her wheel and rud-
der asshe entered her dock Saturday night
Shswas all right again yesterday.
The annual picnic of Atlantic Lodge to Spur
wink will occur next Friday, teams leaving
the City Hotel at 1.30 p. m.
The inspection Of the United States signal
station In this city Saturday resulted in finding
the instruments and office in excellent condi.
ton.
Mrs. Emily Mclaughlin of Boston will lee
ture on National Regeneration" at the Maine
Chautauquan Assembly at Fryeburg Tuesday,
July %.
Among those registered at the Falmouth last
evening were Col. E. W. s, Moore, Washing
ton, ID. c., and Frank E. Emerson and family
New York.
The GROSS earnings of the Eastern Railroad
for the month Of June, 1884, are 1921 $780, SO;
for june. 1883, they were $500 637 %; decrease
1884. se,3S6.42.
The value of foreign exports in Portland
last week was $20,o34, including 470,2s6 feet of
lumber; 300 live and 1850 boxes of canned
Holsters were imported.
From June 28th to July 2Sd the deputy
sheriffs made 1876 seizures, including 2,7S6 gal.
Ions ale, 1876 gallons lager, 60 gallons whiskey,
and 81 gallons rum.
DR.. VIM. Alden, of the New York Insane
Asylum, is at the Falmouth Hotel Rev. ]. f.
Morton, Newton Centre, Mass, at the City
Hotel; Rev. O. W. Crofts, Sandwich, ILL.,, at
the United States Hotel
Mr.. Monks, the artist, with Mrs. Monks,
daughter of Rev. DR.. Hill, has returned from
Europe, and, with his wife, has been spending
few days with his father-in-law
As a lady drove by the gipsey camp, near st.
John street, last evening, her horse became
frightened at camp fire, and she was thrown
ont upon the ground. The extent of her in
iuries were not ascertained.
There were Is deaths in Portland last week.
Cancer and heart disease caused two each; con-
sumption, dropsy, apoplexy, paralysis, rupture,
brain disease, brain fever, infantile disease,
and unknown caused one each.
The funeral of the late John Yeaton took
place yesterday. Mr.. Yeaton was an alderman
in 1923, and councilman in 1862. He left a
widow, four sons, franklin, George c., John,
Jr., and Joseph, and daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Fox.
MIR. Daniel W. Hearley, a young man of
many genial qualities which endeared him to
large circle of friends, died at his home in
this city Saturday afternoon at the early age Of
not quito twenty-three years. His funeral will
take place at 80 p. M today from No Garlic
ton place.