The Portland daily press., 1884-08-21
Rrief .Enifinss


Trying day yesterday. Warm in the sun and
chilly III the shade. Mercnry indicated 65o IN
the morning, $50 at noon, GO at sunset; wind
south and southeast.
Hon. s L. Carleton of this city, speaks upon
the amendment at Steep Falls tonight.
A'mon I. Pray camp, Sons of Veterans, Of
Auburn, will go to Peaks Island today on
their annual excursion.
The Bay View Club of Marblehead will send
Its first crew to the regatta of the X. L. G. r
ass }clation at Lake Sebago, August 27
Inc Portland company delivered No, ia
yesterday, the last OF lot of six locomotives
built for the Eastern railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Lowell, formerly
residents of Portland, but now of Chicago, are
visiting friends in the city.
Buck, the hackman, lost a door off his best
hack, by another hack, in passing, striking
against it.
Isaac S Hodgkins yesterday, transferred to
Ambrose q. Britt, land in Harpswell, for
Mr.. Frank d. Estabrook and James t.
Bancroft Of jacksonville, Fla, are at the City
Hotel.
The steam collier Allentown begun on Tues
Gsy, discharging the first cargo of coal into
randall q McAllistsr's new elevator.
Inc Old story was repeated on the Boston
rat Monday, when a man gave stranger
s4o0, for worthless check, the stranger claim
ing the banks were closed, and his wife sick.
hsV Dr. HeDworth of New York, is in the
Guy and will supply the pulpit of Second
Parish, next Sabbath, forenoon and after
noon.
MRS. Emily Pitt Stevens of California, will
speak 10 taVor of the Constitutional Amend
ment, At congregational Church, Woodfords.
Friday evening, Aug. 22nd. at 7.30 O'Clock.
"a sailor complains at the police station that
~ was robbed of 1872 in Stafford's block by
Rose LUIe4v.' A"eS0'tS '"' 'nan
denies the charge.
Mr.. Joseph Shippen "a
Portland. Mr.. ShiDpen We.
Sanitary Commission during !.
trustee of Meadville, Pa,
Seminary.
The North Star says that George S.
OF the Advertiser, caught q trout in the f.
took river, near Presque Isle last Wednesoi4
me- assuring in length 17a inches and weighing
pounds and l ounce.
Hon. John B. Redman, Ellsworth; DR.. Il.
". Howard, Washington, d. g.; Rev. T. u.
Opyler, Brooklyn. n. Y; William Ssde,
Ohio; Samuel Winslow, Worcester, Mass |;
were at the Falmouth last night.
Shepiey Camp, Sons of Veterans, with their
friends. will make excursion tomorrow to
Long Island, on steamer Emita, leaving
FRANKLIN wharf at 100 and $50 q. N. The
Brldgton band will accompany the party.
Patrick Malta, a young man VINO drives a
team Tor Martin Flaherty, fell from his team
yesterday afternoon and the team passed oy or
him, in1uring him quite severely, though no
DOu65 were Drok6n
John Friel was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF stealing tobacco from Shaw, Son &
Hawkes.. The goods were found on Friels
premises. John was bound over yesterday
morning for larceny and his father, Daniel,
was arrested for receiving stolen goods.
Ii is understood tbat the Trelawney Papers,
published under the auspices of the Maine
Historical Society, and edited by James P.
Baxter, Esq, will be issued by Sept. LIST, and
that field day of the Society, on Richmond
Island, the scene of the Trelawney operations,
Will be held about the 18th of September.