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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
TIE NEW CRAZE,

But Is Congress Viii tdHe into It's possession
ali Tho great nur- of road the RAILROAD managers viii De
men appointed DV Government am tle railroad capital
Will uf tle property of tine Government The danger
nuur .uurd bT The lEIEJNE cOulQ not arise. FOR the
Government would own and control tac railroads. Tie
vast u.v-r OF Tai road corporations would be eXtn-
gusled for thcre could Dee longer any such corpora
tons. lu ku--la, in Germany, in Belgium and
France. railroads owned and Operdt-
ed bv Government. with what profit 20 the
State treasures DO not know bus with great advau-
f.a fo The public. our Government could thc the roads
ana f, o. toe stockholders certificate emitting the
horr o. certain number of shares and guaranteeing
nav t0 tho holder per cent annually forever The
sI.ck would become iaY orte investment 10 would not
be- necessary f1r hr Government t0 purchase every rail
r0td .u fha country Ihc trunk roads, however. that
eros. ne continent great lines lrlsersg Tie states from
Last t8 West lad North % south, should ue under lie
(f..rarIuoUt control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
THE USES OF SUCH A PARTY.
TIE EXPERIMENT LIKELY TO WORK WELL FOR RE
PUBLICANs AND TO TEACH wORKINGdEN SOME
THING THEY OUGHT TO KNOW.

PUBLTCANs, AND TO TEACH WORKINGMEN SOME
THING THEY OUGHT TO KNOW.
fBr TELEGRAPH rRmUyg.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. l2-Dispatches received in
Washington during the last day or two, from differ
ent parts of Ohio As well "a from Pennsylvania,
furnish grounds for the belief that a new party is
about to be organized by the workingmen, the IN
fuence of which the Fall elections may be very
important. Some leading Republicans IN Washing
ton have recently expressed the hope that this may
be done. They say that nothing except good would
be likely TO result from such movement. In the
first place il would convince the workngmen them
selves how weak they are, and how hopeless
any attempt to build mp party on the Temporal
~ grievances Of n single class in the community y
always sure to be- In the second place it will con-
solidate the more conservative elements Of the
try without regard to party, and lead to a better
understanding of the laws which govern trade and
the relations between capitalists and employees. In
the third place the Democratic party il likely to
suffer much moro severely from a political labor
movement than the Republicans. Such movement
would of course draw of its strength from the
Republican ranks, but the proportion Of Democratic
voters who would be likely to join il would be much
greater, and the effect would probably De to make
Republican victories in the States which have I'M
portant Fall elections much easier than they would
otherwise be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13

MoCK-N ODrsTY.-Fpddy Longshanks (who II
really very proud of his lofty staurel " asuIr yon
nv dear ffloH had uy nrglt AZ a"Iu4 NJ sance; ~
- r1ytbIut ~ . 10 bigger than YOU " Jack short
"Iheu why the Lckeus do you wear such Enormous
he,lai"-l Punch.
one Of the mercantile-agency men had got
ue far Do his ynration comfortable snO0ze AZ one OF
he mountain hOuses when he rdey aroused by the
cang Of bell III the hands Of muscular African Juhp
ing to tho hcOr, "Grunscn Win sleep ne -hohIcu'
MATS the mattert Day 10 DreakIng, -nn said Le
,rrler ~ the sieedisurber. The ID he r. y groweh
rhe hllarosed man. with the Instincts III his Profession
sf stroug upOn Aim what bis assets aud ngbl1-
ttes l"-lBoatOn Commercial Bulletin.
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CHINESE CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.--C0l. Frederick A.
Bee well known ia connection with the affairs OF the
Chinese On this Coast, Will present claim against the
United States Government foi indemnity in the ease OF
the Chinese OF this ety property destroyed
during the recent disturbances Application will BE- made
through the British Minister ~ Washington, China has
ministerial rrprescnt4tv" There ana fhe persons lu
iuret mugrltad from .la British port ~ Hong Kong
The cinnr viii aggregate about 100000, upwards OI
haf ~ when ID FOR actual AID th' remainder for con-
fttt Iv lea
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rALyIyG RIGnr UP roR IoxEs.

70 me EfitOF or Ths TribUae.
SIR: You are ont" for once. "Jones-J.
Wvran Joncs"-dd nor work for' Couklius CinolB-
natl but he did work og0igsi Elaine OF Maine. and n
m through bis influence tina, the u the NevIersey
DELEGATION was thrown for Hayes. There very tew
men who would make a better Governor Tor gJersey
than this same Mr. jones' bat fear be is not enough
Of q politician TO De- favored with she nomination.
Esigle,c0od, AUG. II. 1877 VNDEx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13

ON Guard ALoNG THE POTOMAC.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 12.-Advicas from along
the entire line the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal are to
the e ct that the blockade has been removed and no OBJ
structons exist The boatmeu determined not 70 re-
sume navigation al the old rares. The miners III the
cOa region st The strike and until they resume
work there Will be little for cana boats. The Uhll
states troops and Maryland Militia are stationed along
1.-TWO Of mo canal Enst and West VI sir John Rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-13
4 DISMAL RErUBuCAN PROPHET

Tie h-St revolt Is iu Ohio; the first formal
movement of th- Republicans 90 repudaje tine Southern
tu e. OFF fhe Admiuistrlr 0u s made tho state ~
pre-rl Hayes There have been protests by negroes Al
flr SOUTH places where tlr right 20 protest H still eit
teu ulttrrrl ut FRANCES 1f dlsSpprovI az oFor the
fIe NurfH. bat THIS Columbus meeting. reported to-day
vas su open ami positive .nrlhou lust where 10 Viii
most r rfuaY each The Prrrldeut hls folly Ia taEI-
Stanley Matthew'S and Carl -r.grZ for his mentors and
political guides The protests uf lat meeting Is Ike a
hAutviiuur on tine wall OF ones own banquet All and
u0 Interpreter is required tu show It's meaning.
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LATEST SIP NEB&
10 80 80 ~. =. ~ Prq.. |


ARRIVED. ...... SUNDAY, Aug. =.
Steamship Gamma Br) whittier. Bermuda. Aug. 9, with
mdse ard ltasH gers, 10 a. T. DuferlrllGe-
Steamship City Of Chester DR.. rbbet~. Liverpool Ang 2,
utcsl Aug. 3. Hl,h md-e and passengers John
10. lO. 81 lon. 90 20, passed German Dark
1880 I j6 miles east of sandy HOOK, exchanged night
Hamburg steamship bound llfh,
date. T state line steamship bound east;
daie, 40 $3.50 40 miles, exchanged -ignals VITA
steamship CITY Of Berlin hence Tor Liverpool SAM late az
6lO D. ~ 10 miles Anchor Line steamship bound east
steamship spain lBr Grace Liverpool which arrived
Aug H. Aug la jU2s Ion. -4lO spoke Aneft
Shrr supposed De- JrseDhue,o New Bedford tth, at
47I5 Ion. 373o. bark Maxwell bound west ~, lat
1913 Ton. 443O orig Adra, OF Il John y b. bound casti
date, Presto ~ Belfast, bound west 5th A.
49, lon 5-44 ship Minister 0f Marine tBr. bound castt
lOtl 34O mos y sandy HOOK, Hamburg and an AmeTt
Line and Line steamship bound east The :.
brings los cabin snd lTG Storage passengers. -
SAILED 81 WAY Of LONG IsLAN SOUND
schrs Newport r9l and Annie Gu for st. John. y ~
sammr tord Belfast Hero f0r J. Ponder, for BO-
ton; Fgh and Anthony Burton for fiodence Helen p Or
sUNsEr-At Sandy Hook, wind moderate, W. clear CITY
Island, fresh, :. " clear.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH. Aug. 12.-rhe Hamburg nercan Line steam
ship LANSING Capt Ludwig nom New-f0rk August fof
Hamburg rived here to-day.
M0yIIR. Aug. 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Sandman.
Capt Dt0n from Montreal July 20 Tor Liverpool, las Ar
LoSDoS aug. II-saed 2sih ult Jasper for New.York;
C. 81 Newns. 9fh Kendrck Fish and BremerhaVen 10th
inst Madlalru2. for Newiork; kO--ack and
Slsa. from GretuOcS Tor Pensacola. llth INST, y 2
p. Narfuer for M0Diie. Arrived. 23i ut. Wndwari &c
SOUrabaya; Lady Gertrude 9th Aber'eeni Victoria,
Capt iliout 81 IN ins gAlof ll5nAh, lapl SntAi-'
Won Moltz- Lucia Murcmson r.. II. Jennings. latter at
1911 lire NJ. LICc0. Richard Ftasr. Jeda-
DubrCvlc Qua. the latter 40 Pr@us Point LAth INST,
Greg0ro, passed the Lizard tiaucisco' 49, konA
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EDnoR RoBERTs DEFESB- ms HISTORY


The Hartford C0aT1at IN a very cordial no
toe of m address delivered 40 Orskany takes exception
O. ne statement that 90 Fort -auWiX the stars and
stripes were for the ar,t tlmo raised n victory over
sh roInrs" and adds that other records nave 10
tIat thp order creating stars aud stripes not
Ir.u- ltcd until LATER and That the nE3 unfolding Oi
fl., ll- 30 BuggOyuc- surrender
Or tlr itl = JAM. 1877 Congress formally " Re
s1rfd That the Tag OF the thirteen United states be
thirteen stripes alternate red ana white liza. the union
Do thirteen stars whit m q blue field representing
Now consolidation" Thus 70 s indsg1aDle that the stars
aHd c. bad been adopted tht nHg OF the republic
before te . "a 0f Fort -iauVL 10 BE- not claimed tDat
onf ofri1 order the subject hand been received nc
tlaf fi0urr i0lt the 6tn OF August l7.1 But tie
Testimony OF lo.oac. Mctt who led the s)rie, IN mo
Published narrative. positive that tie stars and
stripe were Alatcf above the BRUSH co'ors on
uIf tlv. Ns also states that TIE nag was
made % .u.rts OF the garrison ard blue Camlet
cloak captured from thr British at Peekskl and a
da.cufcf schuyler authority Tor the statement
c rcd came from the cloak woman 30 me fot.
Although The order not promulgated until later
AID although the Tag nos furnished by Tie War De
ptrueHt the proof b. conclusive that the stars and
stripe rer Uftsd triumph 30 Fort 5tduWlN ON tie 6tu
Cav ol August lT7T. ami burgOyne dd not surrender
until moor. tlau TWO months late The only pattern the
gal-0n had doubtless the resolution Of Congress.
auf taf enhances e credit Oi GaneeVu0rt ana LIS men
who ulst Illcd the stars and stripes ~ victory.
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IL seems % bc the impression that the Scna-
t1I'4 f.. fs viii be- removed frUm office. matter
what pressure may be- brought 60 bear bJ Mr. Curtis and
he.r.t4.y Eyarts Postmaster James, who always
s.luru trend q. NT. NOuhlug, has been rrappuintcd
and 30 10 Said O. Collector Arthur viii not be- super
seeded Neither. Judging boy present Appearance, VIII
Naval officer Cornell d. removed, even though no 10
Chairman Of tAe Republican state Central Committee
end Is member Of the National Executive Republican
Committee surveyor sharpe, whose term has expired
may hove 90 don't believe that VIII hurt sen
stor t0uhluss feelings very much. The fact o. the
matter flat sharpe has been playing fact aud loose u
aic and trying curry favor Will TIC Adminstfauou
9 pretending that he vas never al ardent admlfer ~
we sysfm Of government administered BY Presd mt
q ant 40 the Cabuef Eyars and rChurz are opposed u
az tnuklng. and both would Ike 10 defeat his return "
lAe senate pa 1870. But they are not receiving much
Aep nom The President other members of the Cabinet
hil tnc chances that their scheme VIII come %
L4uRht II The Legislature OF 1879 Is Republican, Ar.
N9Dhlng viii BE- reelected.
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NOT PROyEN.-Presbyteria Minister: Don't
kou know ms wicked 10 calch nsh on the sawbath
s sal Boy (n0t having had rise AL tho morning.
"nA's eatshlL' tai ~ "-lPunca.
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G. mercury dl1ls those l-ITa
TRIBUNE OFFICE Aug. l3, 8. m.-Ihc upper diagram
saturday'.l shows a continuous rise OF aIrpresnre
the upward movement extended to noon on Sunday nj
ter which a small decline preceded tie Thunderstorm OF
the night
For ths city and vicinity more Orless coddineSs may
be expected io-ay with liability Of showers, followed
by clearing and rnrtY cloudy weather.
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MIDNIGHT NEITHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
ENGLAND. s0utncry winds. and numerous local rains,
possibly folio cd Dy cooler westerly winds n the Middle
states
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-06-21
Probate Court,

PHILo HERsEY, Judge.-B. 2. FIELD. Register
The following business was transacted at the June
Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Celia johnson, late of Liberty, Moses NJ. johnson,
Administrator; Nancy n Staples, late of Stockton,
Levi Staples, Administrator Abather Knowles,
late of Winterport, Morton l.. Knowles, Admins
traitor with the will annexed; Simon Black, late of
Belmont. Jane Black, Administrative; jeremiah
Sweetzer late of Searsport, Albert b. Ferguson, Ad-
miniStrator.
GUARDIANS APPoINTED-Joseph ii. Trussell, of
Beifast over his minor son; Eliza A. Greeley over
minor heirs OF Philip H. Greeley, late of SWanville
Geo A. Beckett, OF Belfast, his minor dangh-
ter; susan L. Sweetzer minor heirs of Jere-
miah SWeetser, late of Searsport.
LICENSE GRANTED TO SELL REAL ESTATE on
ESTATES OF-Alden Robbins, late of Lincolnville
John Z. Robbins, late of NOrthport minor heir of
Augusta Chandler, late of Knox "
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-,JacOb L.
Havner, late OF Belfast Nathaniel Seavey late of
Troy; Mary 5. Frederick. late of Belfast; David s.
Lincoln late of Belfast; Eli Vickery, late of Unity
William Frederick. late of Belfast; Green Carter
late of Montville; Charles Messervey, late of Nor
rill Benjamin Kingsbury. late of Belfast
WARRANT OF DOVER RETURNED ON ESTATES
OF - Joel Prescott, late of Northport; William
Moody, late of Lincolnvie.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-Cyrene
Kingsbury, late of Waldo; Alfred Prescott late of
Liberty; Rebecca Fisk, late of Belfast; minor heir
of John Vickery, late of Unity; minor heir of Levi
Wood late of Unity minor heirs of --- Clapp,
late of Unity minor heir of John Merriam, late Of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-06-21

IOI ED.

OBITUARY notices, beyond the pate, Name and Age
must 6epaidforJ
In this city, June 10th, Josiah n. White aged ~
In Warren, June Sth. Reuben Mink, aged ST yrs,
months and II days.
AT Seal Harbor, June 9th, Sarah daughter of Mel
son and Nellie Morse, aged years and month.
In South Hope, June Sd, Arthur F., aged mos,
June 4th Eugene NJ, aged years, only children of
Bella and Fanno l.. st. Clair.
In Washington, June 9th, Emma NJ daughter of
Gilbert b. Luce. aged years and II months.
in Waldoboro. June 9th, Laura A Vanner, aged
weeks and days.
In Pelham, N. H., May 1st Mrs. Helen L., aged
y years. months, wife of Martin Jones' and Young
est daughter of Orris b. and Fannie N. Ulmer, OF
Rockland.
In Kockland June 9th, Amira F. wife of John
W. knowlton, aged 50 years and l3 days.
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Dr.. SCnENCK's PCLMuNIC SYRUP, SEA WEED
Tone, AND MANDRAKE Pulls. These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures of Con
sumption than amy other remedy known To The
American public. They are compounded OF ycge-
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be injurious to the human constitution. Othrl
remedies advertised cures for Consumption
probably contain opium, which is somewhat
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consnmptyc PATIENTS it must do great injury; tol
its tendency is to couiine the morbid matter in the
possible Schenck's pulmonic Syrup is warranted
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all morbid secretions, and eXpc all the diseased
matter from the body. These are the only means
by which Consumption can be cured and as
Schcncks Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills are the only medicines which
operate in this way, il is obvious they the only
bottle Of this invaluable medicine is accompanied
by full directions DIR. Schenck is professionally
at his principal office. corner Sixth and Arch
Street, Philadelphia, every Monday. where all let
tiers for advice must be addressed
How 1t is Done
The first object i'll life with the American people
Is To get rich the second how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by energy hon
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ing GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should YOU be a
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| The store owned and lately occupied by NJ. F.
Carter has been moved to what is known as the
Miller lot on Pearl street. 1t will be converted
into double tenement dwelling house
GREAT LONDON SHOW. This establishment,
which comes heralded with a brilliant reputation,
will give two grand performances here on Friday
June 18th. OF its many excellent features the
Boston Daily Post of June 9th, says
| An entertainment of any kind which gives more
| than Is promised is rarity, but when that enter
talnment Is travelling circus the novelty is eS-
pecially surprising. Perhaps the most novel thing
| presented was the business of the performing ele
| plants. Five OF these mammOths, of uniformly
| large size, display almost human intelligence in
| the ring. and the diving pyramid" they build
themselves into is all the colored posters on the
| dead walls represent it to be. 1t seems odd in
| deed to such huge beasts disporting them
selves after the manner of the professional gym
| naStS. The entire meDagerie is good in fact many
| OF the ANIMALS are exceptionally tine specimens
The cage of Bengal tigers contains four as blood
thirsty looking fenes as ever coursed jungle i'll
India; yet Prof Still boldly placed himself in the
| den with them and put them through a variety Of
| exercises very much one would perform with
| dogs Inc experiment was not entirely devoid Of
danger though for one treacherouS fellow, while
sneaklng IN the most distant corners seemed ready
| lof any mischief and when the professor slipped
out the door, after having fired couple Of revolver
,rbinh 4.T ii,aue spiins 4oi LII
through the audience The equestrian perform
ances are exceedingly skilltul Mile. Eliza Dockrill
anu AL n u. boehlll display iiS surprising
all on bareback Lors.. ~. Iad,- is onn Of tLo
finest riders ever seen here and her address in
llana5ihg lour horses al once While standing as
hobbng hacl,s WHEN 1T All Snaad n;ns Ii'I ~,
plalse The riding of both is OF that certain. con
iueht kihu Whlcn puts the spectator al ease and
m ,,.,,+ Ii ti+ ~ ~ ' ti
and leapers is unequalled in the profession In
some respects ms may be true Certainly a more
;n 'i''ii y ~ i1' ~ w. ="
was never made in public here 1t was like bound
ing over tnfee freight cars ANA whrhng ike cart
n,,r,Lar mI ,I,, ,..ool j.; 'oI - ,,nt Ii
OF fun-paltlculirlv for the Younger portion of the
audience. trio OF Shetland colts has lately been
r.t ,;oS;t y thi ,r paw M "nu a.
but three DAYS old and it is lust such a stecd as
either Gen. Mite OF Miss Zalate would select. Nsi-
l''' '''' u ''e i''>' iieie '''S VI iio'Se
''-Nh7i'f'i i 7Ho'h tilicl Ht'l' topt' a. ~