The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-09-01
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

No rosin! Lasts t,pice as long.
There we're five seizures made by the police
yesterday.
On and after today milk will be seven
cents quart.
There were Al arrests last week, of which
% were for drunkenness.
Rainy, foggy day Saturday and clouds
and sunshine on Sunday.
An excursion from Windham went to
Peaks Island Saturday.
Harrington Bros. will close their store TO-
day at noon. for half holiday
Today all the sportsmen will be out after
the woodcock. Close time is over
Elizabeth O'Donnell Of Deering, leaves the
Old Ladies' Hospital at Deering, $1,000.
Mr.. w. E. O'Connor has gone to Boston to
row in the Charles River regatta today
The steamer Forest City of the Casco Bay
line will be taken from the route today.
HOLSTERS are scarce and high. Trefethren
filed an order for Nebraska Saturday.
The yachts Dolphin, Gossip. Helen and
steam yacht Vidette were in the harbor Sat
urday.
Judge Webb naturalized 26 new voters Sat-
urday. suspended two cases and rejected
one.
There were 400 railroad ties. 300 dozen
OF eggs. and 665 quintals dry fish in last
weeks imports.
Those great carpenter horses were not
Just the thing to leave on the Myrtle street
sidewalk at night.
The last Grand Trunk vestibuled train
brought fifteen passengers Saturday. Over
100 returned yesterday.
Prof. Coues, the naturalist, will give free
lecture in Baxter hall under the auspices of
the Beecher Club. soon.
When the Massachusetts Division, S. of V,
return from Kingfeld next Friday, Shepley
Camp, s. of ", will give them BANQUET.
A new turn table will be put In the Bos-
ton & Maine car shops. 60 feet in diameter
The check system will 20 into operation
to-day.
At the next meeting Of Bosworth Post
Friday, evening, action will be taken on the
furnishings Of the new hall, lighting, heat
ing etc.
Two girls were accidently locked in the
brush factory, on Fore street. Friday night,
and William Gin secured ladder and res
cued them.
There was heavy shower In Stroudwater
yesterday afternoon and at Old Orchard
heavy rains and hail. A beautiful rainbow
could be seen in Portland
The Maine Commercial Travellers Associa.
tlon now numbers 356 members. Mcclellan,
Mosher d Co., have issued blue book con-
tanning matters Of interest to them.
The new four-oared shell for the Cumber-
lands Ia QynQatad IN
1t Is built by Stevens Of Lowell. Mass
and will cost when completed, $500 -
Capt. Spear says there is no truth in the
story that the South Portland Ferry Co..
will sell to the old company. The line has
done great business, carrying 1000 passen-
gers and so teams day.
General Neal Dow's carriage broke down
In Falmouth, Friday afternoon. The Gener.
al was thrown out but unhurt. The horse
was caught at Martins Point bridge.
Ellsworth street has been partly graded
new curbing and sidewalks and cutters laid
and turing will be put between the cutters,
making a great Improvement to the street.
Chief Consul Dow L. A. W., and Capt
Hannaford P. w. c., had delightful trip
through the White Mountains on their
wheels, last week. They report the roads
very good and people hospitable.
The fruit and produce dealers will close
their stores today at II o'clock and go to the
ciup house at Great Diamond, for shore
oinner at p. m. Boats will leave Custom
House wharf at 2, 3 and 40 .. m.
MISS Nettle May Morrison of this city, and
MISS Kate Taylor of Belfast, were visiting
IN Belfast where vicious stallion jumped at
their horse, who overturned the carriage.
Inc ladies' escaped with slight bruises.
Inc Portland Company has delivered the
algonquin to the Rochester, and will deliver
sne iast Mogul to the Maine Central this
week The new boiler shop ia naorIv oor,-
pie e,s and will have a narrow enaaa ,r UU
track scale su,aig g road outside the shop. iand