The Portland daily press., 1892-03-28
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTINos.

Sunday was another fine spring day.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. of P, will confer
the rank of Esquire tomorrow evening.
There were thirteen arrests last week,
of which five were for drunkenness.
There are twenty applicants for clerk
to the street commissioner.
The bids on the Rumford Falls paper
mill contract will be opened today.
The Young Ladies' Annex of Congress
square church have raised over $1,000
since April Z, 1891.
It was beautiful day Saturday, con-
tinuation of the lovely weather Of the
past few days.
Murphy Bros. will begin work on
large three storied dwelling on Cumber-
land street today.
It's now said that Mr.. Fred E. Sanborn
will have Mr. Geo. E. Whitney's train on
the Maine Central.
The Portland Walters Alliance will
give their annual banquet and ball at the
Chimney hotel, Scarboro, April 9Th.
Another handsome electric car built at
the company's shops on Munjoy hill has
been put on the Deering line.
Complaint is made of the wanton kill
ing of gulls in the harbor by young men
who should know better.
The Great Council degree team, I. Q
R. NJ, will 60 to Cumberland Mills, Al,---
18th and exemplify the degrees.
Beacon Conmandery, Knights of NAL
ia, will install their officers tomorrow
evening and enjoy an oyster supper.
A heavy plank fell at the Eastern
Forge Company works in Deering, Sat
urday, and badly hurt workman.
The Figaro was not issued Saturday
on account of the delay in changing the
forms. 1t will appear next Saturday in
new and enlarged form.
Hon. NJ. F. King took several fine
views of the soldiers monument Satur-
day for Mr.. Franklin Simmons, the sculp-
tor.
A gang of drunken men wantonly as
saulted Frankfort sausage man in front
of Clapp's block, Saturday night, and
kicked his stove and basket into the
street. No arrests.
Saturday, Deputies Sterling and Plum
mer seized two kegs of whiskey at I'm
ion station, and Deputy Goold seized a
jug of whiskey at James McManis's, on
Spring street.
It is said that Treasurer Walker will
take the city deposits from the Mer-
chants bank and divide them between
the Traders and First National.
There were several arrests yesterday
for drunkenness and drunkenness and
disturbance. John Desmond was az
rested for resisting an officer.
The S. r. Mayberry, from Rosario, ar
rived at Boston Saturday. 1t was feared
from her long passage she might be lost.
Capt knights Of this city and family
were on board.
Robert e. Ahern has been elected first
clerk at the agency in place of John M.
Stevens, and Geo. d. Meansssecond clerk
in place Of D. S. Ray, by the committee
on liquor agency.
The subject Of MI. BeIlows's lecture
this evening will be Modern Poets of
Doubt (Tennyson, Arthur Hugh Clough
and Emily Dickinson) and of Faith
Drowning, Lowell and Walt Whitman.'')
ingalls, Bros. have bought the Mains
property on Plum street and will remove
there. There is talk of the horse rail-
road company buying the Ingalls, proper
ty on Preble street and building car
house there.
The B. A. Atkinson Company will
have an opening Saturday next. Bald
wins Cadet Band of Boston, and Chand-
ler's Band, Of Portland, will furnish
music during the afternoon and even
ing.
The Oregon Of the Dominion line is ex-
pected tomorrow. The Numidian of the
Allan line will take out $50 head of cat
tie Thursday. The Partisan and Mongol-
ian will be the last two boats of the Al
Ian line here this season.
The crocuseS and snow drops are in
blossom at Il. B.. Falnsworth's and
Charles E. Jose's, Spring street, Dr.
Spalding's. DR.. Hunts and DR.. Wild
denis on Congress street. Grasshoppers
we've found lively near A. G. Sehlotter-
beek's in Deering, Saturday.