The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-07-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
BRIEF JoTTlNGs.

Members of the 18th Maine will remem-
Der the meeting at Bosworth Post hall
at 730 o'clock.
The Boston & Maine bridge over the
Fore River has been completed and both
tracks are in use. q
The sloop yacht All ThsEe sunk in the
dock between Portland Pier and Custom
House wharf Wednesday night.
The cat boat Grace while being sailed
by party of excursionists on Tuesday
ran ashore on the rocks ON Long Island
and had her bottom stove in.
The name York County Railroad has
been selected by the directors of the pro-
posed steam road from the Portland &
Rochester at Bar Mills to Limerick by
way of West Buxton and Bonny Eagle.
The Cora A. Smith brought in IN
800 pound sea turtle Thursday night,
harpooned by Capt. Ghas. Lord off South
Shore light.
Mr.. Wyman, who made the charge OF
profanity against Officer Williams, says
the published reports of the hearing
were incorrect in that they charged him
withscutting Mr.. Williams clothes line
and letting the clothes down into the
mud. Mr.. Wyman says she did not cut
the line, but did remove the standards
to which wassattached, as they were
his property. There were no clothes OF
the line at the time however.
The Uncle Joe, of Gloucester. brought
a,,l IL, L.
Cora Smith had "a, but did not LAND
them here.
The mackerelmen brought in from S00(
TO 10000 pounds of mackerel yesterday.
Please bear in mind the Flower Mis-.
sion today.
Will the flower donors kindly send
flowers during the forenoon, as the com.
mitteesis..not inswalting in the afternoon.
Yesterday is called the hottest yet.
The Signal Office reports 95 dgrees at
o. m. There was at times good breeze
The island boats were crowded yester-
day, People were anxious to get out OF
the heat.
Five dogs were placed in the pound
yesterday.
The United States despatch boat Dol
phin will leave this morning early fol-
her position as stakeboat at the lower
end of the course, which the warshil
Minneapolis will take on her trial run.
The cutter Dallas has arrived from
the east.
Steam yacht Corona departed for thu
east yesterday morning.
The steam yacht Voluna, of the Dor
chester club, Mr.. White. owner, was an
chored off the club house yesterday.
Steam dredger Catherine James, ar
rived in tie harbor yesterday.
Beginning yesterday, all cars on the
Stroudwater and Union Station and post
office lines, make the circuit past the
wharves and Grand Trunk station.
Schooner Exchange brought in 27O(
Holsters yesterday.
Steamer Madeline will sail to Mar,
Point Sunday, starting at 2 p. m. Their
is also a change in the regular trips o
this steamer and the Alice.
Rev. John Barstow will speak at tn
mems meeting in YIN. CA. hall tomor
row afternoon, 4.30. All men are invit
ed.
The High School orchestra has beef
engaged for moonlight sail in the Made
line next Monday evening. Tickets a
Stockbridge's.
A big iron steamer arrived about D
m. yesterday. She is said to be char
tered by the Grand Trunk and will Ioa,
spool wood for Europe.
There was a big firesin the woods a
the Cape last night, in the rear O
Judge Symonds's summer residence.
A man evidently on the verge of de
lirium tremens. asked reporter on Con
gress street to have him arrested. TIL
reporter took him in charge and brough
him to the station where he was pu
In the cooler.
The committee OH new wooden build
ings had a meeting last evening.