The Portland daily press., 1890-01-13
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The value of exports for the past week was
Sl49, 23l.93.
The Saccarappa Leather Board Company
has gone into insolvency.
The number Of arrests last week was Is of
which II were for drunkenness.
All of the stations on the Maine Central
are being furnished with the Warren fire.
: bucket.
The storm was too much for many of the
public clocks, Saturday, and they stopped at
various hours.
Maine Central engine ran off the track
near the Union Station last evening but no
damage was done. +
The lobster smack Electric Light had her
foresail burned off Friday night. 1t caught
from the galley stove.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
leaders Of the Kings Daughters at Y. NJ. c.
A. Hall at D. M today.
Frank Leslie's Publishing Company offers
fine photographic copy Of Millet's Angelius
as premium to subscribers.
Owen & Moore's music box was drawn by
A. IL. Coe, ticket No. $500. Mrs. o. r. Wish
drew the statueties, ticket 2ll7.
'~AS"SAANSS WOAO AACQulnt JCotCludis VIC
came loft from DR.. Spalding's house and
knocked g@sn. fiat but dIa RQtipigEf b BIZ the
Falmouth Hotel is to remove to Sioux Falls
is pronounced incorrect by that gentlemen.
The sleighing is in fair condition and many
people took advantage of 1t yesterday. The
Commercial street ruins were the centre of
attraction.
There will be meeting of the Law
Students Club tomorrow evening. Hiram
Knowlton, ESQ.,, is expected to lecture on
''Nuisances."
The first annual concert and ball of the
Maine Central Relief Association will be
held at City Hall. Portland, Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 18th.
The train on the mountain division of the
Maine Central was about 80 minutes owing
to the storm, aud the Pullman from Boston
was an hour late.
telephone alarm of fire at s O'Clock
Saturday night was given for a supposed
blaze In f. A. Smiths store. Somebody left
left an oil stove burning.
The Maine Baptists have for several years
maintained free bed in the Maine General
Hospital They have just continued for
year Dy the payment OF $3.50
One Of Sawyer's teams driven by a boy
broke whiffietree on Temple street Satur-
day noon. Bystanders caught the horse as
ne started to run and prevented bad smash
up.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Company
are distributing some neat little calendars
advertising the Quaker. Shaker and New
Tariff ranges. made by the Swantop Iron
Works.
The flag will be raised at the Mcclellan
school today by Jacob Mcclellan Horne and
Robert 1llsley Horne, grandsons of Captain
Jacob Mcclellan for whom the school was
named.
Whatever people thought of the comedy.
they admired the pluck of the "Uncle
Hiram band which paraded Saturday noon
and played on their instruments with the
thermometer only 90 above zero.
Charles s. Allen of Marblehead, baggage
master on the train between Lynn and
Marblehead on the Boston & Maine railroad.
was arrested by Boston policemen at Lynn
Saturday charged with stealing railroad
tickets.
Quinn d Co. shipped last week a fifty horse
power boiler, smoke stack and other work
to the Redington Lumber Company's new
mill at Phillips. They have also finished a
twenty-five horsepower boiler for the Clark |
& Chaplin's ice house at Beverly Creek.
Considerable interest is being manifested |
In the drill and ball of the Sheridan Rifles at |
City Hall, Tuesday evening, On this occa-
sion the Rifles will appear in their new uni |
forms for the first time. The Primary |
Cadets will be present and repeat their drill. |
The business meeting of the Christmas
Club, to wind up matters connected with the |
late dinner will be held at Reception Hall |
Wednesday at 4.30 p. m. Bills against the |
club should be presented to the treas |
urer, No. 14S Spring street, for payment be |
fore that date.