The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
BRIEF JoTTINcs.

Cloudy and disagreeable yesterday with
occasional showers.
A man fell on Temple street yesterday.
dislocating his shoulder.
CommissionerNoy is extending the East
ern Promenade from Congress to Melbourne
streets.
The third of the series Of road races held
by the Pine Tree Wbselmen, will come off
Saturday.
DIR. Wilson's yacht Orinda was in the har-
Dor yesterday. The Helen and Meteor sailed
yesterday.
The contract for building the sewer on
Cassidy Hill was. awarded to Eugene Nc
Gillicuddy.
There will be meeting of the Painters
Union at 496 Congress street this evening at
T.30 o'clock.
The clerks In the city treasurer's Office
sent 10000 letters containing tax bills through
the mail Tuesday.
The directory page will appear In our Fri
days issue to which we would call the atten-
ton Of our readers.
The Mayor, superintendent and members
OF the school committee, visited the island
school houses yesterday.
The Ocean Insurance Company adjoured
Its meeting to Wednesday, September 18th
at 10 a. m, as there was no quorum present
yesterday.
There will be meeting of the commune
cants Of Congress Square church Friday
evening at 7.30 o'clock in the vestry. The
pastor desires full attendance.
Barges will leave Castle Hall today at 10
O'Clock to convey the members of the Pyth-
ian Sisterhood to Scarboru to the picnic at
home Of Sister Eberson.
Thomas Chamberlain, who was arrested
for stealing Samuel Fosters horse in Gray,
was arraigned in the Municipal Court yester-
day and bound over to the Superior Court in
$780,
In the statement of the vote for senator's
In yesterdays PRESS by accident I'm Col.
1oore's vote, six was changed to a five,
making his total vote $500 whereas the fact
is his vote was 9602.
The Portland iremen who visited Lewis
ton and Auburn yesterday were rendered a
dinner by members of the Auburn depart
ment, taken to the fair and entertained in
the evening.
The Evangelical Ministers Association
will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms newt
Monday at II a. M, when Mr.. Mcdonald
secretary of the association Will read an es.
say ON Faith Healing"
George Willard, Waterman for the Twich-
oil. Champlin Company, saved man named
James Batchelder of Cape Elizabeth, from
drowning Tuesday night Batchelder had
fallen from the wharf and was unconscious
when taken out.
A three-masted schooner of about $50 tons
will be launched at Yarmouth on Saturday
from the Giles Loring yard She is owned
by Horace M. Sargent and others Of Port
land, and will be commanded by Capt.
Wallace, now master Of the schooner An.
drew j. York.
The Boston Towboat Company's steam
tug Taurus. arrived here Tuesday, towing
the lighter Myrtle, bound to Gardiner The
Myrtle carried four large iron tanks for the
Gardiner Paper Company, each of which
weighs q tons. They were constructed by
Harrison Loring of South Boston.
Inc mall car that leaves here at 7.30 a. m.
ano winch goes to Rochester, N. H., will re-
man there until Is p. M, when it will re-
turn 10 Portland. This trip enables a letter
leaving New York in the morning to reach
any OF the towns on the route at night. as
wei as delivering New York papers on the
DAY Of publication.
NO rosin" in Brussels soap. LASTS t,,;ce
rs long, as cheap soap.