The Portland daily press., 1895-01-23
BRIEF JoTTINGs.


On Tuesday DR.. Bailey killed large
Western horse owned by G.B. McGregor.
1t had bad. case of farcy.
The case of DR.. Rose will come up in
the Municipal Court this morning.
Attorney General Powers and County
Attorney True were busily engaged yes
terday looking over the lists of witness
es and preparing for the Lewis trial.
which is expected to begin today.
Albion Kimhall has been appointed
night Waterman at the jail, vice Daniel
Cram, resigned. @M
The annual banquet of the Portland
Marine Society will be held at the Preble
House this evening at pm.
The ladies at the Home for Aged
Women were given very pleasant even
ing Monday through the kindness ofIMr.
and Mrs. John Shaw and Miss Winship.
The piano solos and duets and the songs
of olden time were duly appreciated and
greatly enjoyed. Memories OF former
days were quickened, and pleasure
afforded that will long be remembered.
The Martha Washington Society will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Cooper, 26
Spring ST.
A very pleasing entertainment has been
provided by the young ladies for We'd
nesday evening at the Young Women's
Christian Association rooms, 5S7 IL
Congress street. All young women COR
daily invited.
Yesterday was exceedingly mild and
spring-like The heavy showers of the
night previous left the streets in sloppy
condition.
The High street church offerings for
1894, amounted to So. 622. SO, which with
the balance of Ss3 04, made : total of
50, 7O5. 70. OF this sum, s2,6l9.49 has
been expended.
Mayor Baxter's able article, published
in the New England Magazine for Janu
ary, entitled "Raleigh's Lost Colony"
has been printed in neat pamphlet
form.
Don't forget the promenade concert
and coffee party at City Hall, February
goth.
Young O'Brien, who celebrated his
fourteenth birthday Monday. is leading
in the checker tournament. The win
ner will challenge ". A. Golden the hold
er of the champion gold medal.
Among the cargo of the Allan liner
Numidian, were SO cases of Sicilian or
anges for local fruit merchant.
Among the freight that has arrived ov-
er the Grand Trunk for shipment to Liv-
erpool is a train load of maple, ash and
birch logs from Canada. The logs occu-
pied 90 fat cars.
The smack Alwilda Morse ran into the
steamer Madeleine, which is laid up at
Portland Pier, yesterday, breaking two
of her stanchions and tearing away part
of her canvas covering. A5d
The Oregon of the Dominion line, left
Liverpool on Thursday, January 18th,
with 10 saloon, 13 intermediate, and 300
steerage passengers.
The steamer Herman Reessing brought
1000 live Holsters yesterday.
After the regular meeting OF Long
fellow Lodge, No. 43, K. of P, this eve
ming. light refreshments will be served.
Valuable prizes will be awarded to the
most popular present. ailu paSb 0iucerS,
to be determined by vote. full at
tendance is requested.
The firm of Schonland Bros. at pres
emit turns out between 5000 and 5000
pounds of sausage week, but can
double their output if necessary.
Chapman's lectures Wednesday eve
nings. Tickets at Loring, Short & Har-
mons.
Marshal Gilman of Bangor brought to
this city yesterday a boy named Edward
William, aged IS years, of that city, who
has been guilty of several acts of lar
ceny, and has been sent by the judge of
the municipal court of Bangor to the
reform school during his minority.
The workmen had to dig up Exchange
street again yesterday to get more sand
out of the sewer where 1T was washed
by the break in the water pipe on Con-
gress street some time ago.
Schlotter beck's Eucalyptol Cream cures.