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THE FISHERIES AWARD MIR. Babsou.
who WAS the principal witness on the
American side before the Halifax tribunal.
veste, day had = long talk with Secretary
Evarts on the general features of the ad-
Indication OF the fisheries case. Babson
showed that the award was not only most
extraordinary. but seemed to have been
arrived at less by considering the value Of
the privileges obtained. than by looking to
| . return OF the unexpendcd balance Of the
Geneva award to the British government.
Evar,s asked Rshso- what effect II will
have on American interests if the fishery
provisions OF the treaty of Washington
are surrendered at the expiration of the
time fixed. lie replied that il will have no
effect. as there was plenty OF vxlnable fish
In our own waters.
PECULIAR BRAINs.-A remarkable duel
was fought u, Bridgeport. Kentucky. in
1896. when Shelton and Kingsbury were
srrsved against each other. kingsbufy
kaew Il was joke; Shelton though, IL
Was real. The seconds loaded the guns
with soft soap. Shelton won the nrst fire.
hanged away add dropped behind log.
kinYsbuty walked up to Shelton. pat the
muzzie OF his gun near his head and fired
Such looking man WAS never seen In
Kentucky or elsewhere; soft soap covered
his entire head. In mortal sgony Shelton
pot up bis hand got u handful of soap and
exclaimed; ''Oh. my poor brains! my
poor brsinsy' Finally realizing the hoax.
he chased Kingsbury more than five miles,
firing stones and voIIeys OF profanity at
him.
MIR. Nurphy's dive weeks engagement
campaign In Washington added about
thirteen thousand signatures TO the pledge.
Mr.. Murphy has had An unpar alleled sue
cess 10 bis reform work In Springfield, and
other towns Ia western Massachusetts.
Some at his thousands Of converts have
already become notorious as temperance
orators, and Notably Ned Foot, Spring
fields wealthy hardware merchant Muir
ply Is accompanied by his son who Il con-
sidered In Springfield most effective tenn
perance speaker.
The East River or New York nj
Brooklyn bridge. for the completion OF
which 81 800 600 more Is required. will
proyid besides a wide promenade and
two double traffic RAILWAYS, two railroad
tracks each l3 feet wide, over which
trains will be constantly run Tor the &C
commodatlon OF passengers. The trains
are TO be attached 10 an endless wir. rope,
propelled by stationary engine In Brook
lyu, and will be run back and forward
alternately. IL Is estimated that 100 per-
sons can be carried either way at each
trip.
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Letter from Boston.
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

BOSTON, March %, 1873.
Two Of the finest and most successful
concerts Of the sesson were given In Music
Hall. last Wednesday evening and Satur-
day afternoon. by Miss Mathilde Wilde,
(who came to this country last Autumn.
for the purpose OF singing In the Adams
Poppenheim Opera Company. but had
trouble soon alter making her debut with
them here) Madame Schiller; Sig. Ta.lia-
pietra aud Theo. Thomas Orchestra. On
both occasions the hall was filed with a
fashionable and delighted audience. The
programmes partook largely Of = popular
character but contained enough OF the
classical SO the critics had no cause tor
fauit-finding. Owing TO the hard times.
very few concerts have been given in this
city since the holidays. consequently the
concert gsers bought ticksts with relish,
which must have been very erstifyi ing 70
Mr.. Peck the able manager.
Mr.. Richard Shuebruk. the popular cor.
net soloist, will be united In marriage next
Friday morning. to Boston belle, and they
will sail the next day from New York for
Europe, combining the pleasures Of we'd
ding tour with business. - he goes thence
to oil concert engagements In Berlin and
St. Petersburg, which will detain him until
next September when be viii return to this
country ready to take part In next seasons
concerts.
A certain soprano singer who ns-d TO bf
distinguished 10 this country. Onsy feG bel
rendering Of Ballads, weat 70 Earops few
year, since, and to the surprlses Al " wb0
knew her here, immediatsly ranked with
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the first artists in London. and has ever
| since, sang In their most classical concerts
and made her mark IN oratorio music. She
is now about to return TO America TO I'LL as
| high place in the musical world. for q
brief season. ss has been accorded her
across the water; whether she can fill such
position Acceptsbly. remains TO be seen,
| and Is doubted by many, but American
managers feel that they cannot refuse ns-
tive singer, the same opportunities that Eu-
ropesn managers are evidently anxioas to
bestow. IL has beeu whispered however
that there is 4 reason for her foreign fame
aside from her musical qualities. and that
no less man than Rsndeg2er. Who Is
quite King In his way, and one Of the
most powerfully influential men In the mus
icsl circles of London, is infatuated with
her TO such an ex,eI Z. that whstever musi-
cal position her ambition Graves he renders
attsinabl. for her.
MADAME EUGENIA PEPPESHErA
will sail for London esrly Ia June where
she will devote herself to opera the com
ing season. In Her Maiesty's Theatre. bav-
ing closed three years engagement with
Mr. Msples.n. She is one OF the finest
artists now before the public. aud will be
much missed 10 Americs, for although she
has been extremely unfortunate. fnsncisliy
ia this country her artistic qualities have
been recognized and appreciated. The
small audierces have genersli, been the
Result of poor management rst.i"r than
any faux of hers. still she Is not. and never
drawing card
Ab,ong the coming musical events can
be- numbered the Alice Oates Comic Opera
Company which opens At the Globe Thea
tire this evening; the Hess Grand English
Opera Combustion which will open al the.
same place April lst, for an engagement OF
one week, and April sth. the Company of
operate artists under Max Strakosch will
season OF uninterrupted success has never
before attended any organization, and they
cannot Ia Boston. stop short OF positive
prosperity. The array of artists connected
with Mr.. StrAkosch have given In a form
er letter. fine debut OF Nadine Maria
Rnze, will be one OF the principal events
OF the season, Tor there seems TO be con-
siderable difference Of opinion among The
actress. E.
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THURSDAY. kAScE Is. Els.

-Ex-Mayor Young has an article IN
the Belfast Journal, ION the affairs OF
Ellsworth defending his adminis.ra-
ton from the charge of extravaganza in
expenditures, &c, and in reply to the
Inaugural Address of Mayor Grant
IE the present number of the AMERICAN
will be found a second statement BY
Mayor Grant, tending TO show that his
first was correct.
So far as taxpayers are concerned, II
is deyoutly to be hoped that ex-Mayor
Young is right and Mayor Grant wrong.
But IL is to be feared that the city debt
is far heavier than the people are aware
of.
We reiterate what we have said sew
erai times before, that city governments
who do not annually publish for It's citl-
zens. statements in detail Of the expen-
ditures, as required by law, are recreant
TO their duty, and subject themselves to
the imputation OF desire TO hide their
acts from the people. The law is Wise
one and should be observed. In no
other way, can the people understand
the condition of their finances. This
yerv controversy arises from the neglect
Of previous years.
We cheerfully give Mr.. Young credit
for all that he has done 10 promote The
interests OF Ellsworth. Many, howev
er. think bic enumeration OF improve
ments somewhat too rose -colored. FOL
example, the renovation OF HancocI
Hall at an expense Of more than sl,Ve
the building of city tomb and Lears
bouse-the farm at North Ellsworth
the improved streets. &c, &c. As theS
are his foster-children, he should be a.
lowed 10 take pride in them, and W
trust that now he will not inrn his BAG
on the city which ne has go beautiiie'
aud adorned, but live among Us and ell
iov he fruits of his isbOrs. among whic
we greatly fear will be terrible taxation
for wears TO come. If he can show u
that it will be otherwise, every citize
will shout for joy, and cry, "Loag Inv
Monroe. the First!"
The political ding at the close OF eI
Mayor Young's article, with regard
The AMERICAN. is ia his usual exquisi'
taste.
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In the L. i Senate, on Monday, Hon.
T. c. Howe. Senator from Wisconsin,
made = strong speech, 10 which be criti-
cised severely the policy of the President,
several meu'bers of the Cabinet. and Sen
ators friendly TO the Administration.
il was, in every respect. the most open
and direct attack, which has yet been
made Oh President Hayes. II there is to
be division in the Republican ranks. this
attsck. so ansPsring and bitter, will prob
ably hasten it, and the end Is not yet.
It would seem that the tone of the
speech must be deprecated By eli who
have the best Interests OF the Republican
party al heart
COMMENTS OF THE KEW YORK PAPERS.
The New York Herald says tina, Senator
Howe's speech was for his constituents.
and IL derives its only importance from. the
fact that IL will strengthen bin in Hiscon-
sin.
The Word SAYS that his speech was pro-
badly an individual speculation, and indi-
cstes nothing except Mr.. Howe's personal
belief that the Republican party is coming
out distinctly as an opposition. and his per.
soual desire not TO be behind hand. And
these are motives Of no Importance except
TO Senator Howe himself.
The Tines saws that H0we's speech was
that OF An intense partisan. 30 Eepubli.
can can read il with any hopeiulness. One
may recognize the force aud justice Of
much OF his criticism OF the President
and take 8 certain interest and satisfaction
In the spirit of his condemnation and vigoi
OF his sarcasm; but when he announces
that he lie awaiting the ruin Of the old
organization. he errs ia ss.acity and ia
reading the actual facts OF the time
Whether 1t Is or Is not the purpose o.
President Hayes TO betray the Republican
party. he will not accomplish its downfall
as Il has a vital force beyond the reach o.
either the error or the treachery OF any
President.
The TritgEe says the trse significance o
the speech is not in what il says, SO muci
rs in the fact that 1t is spoken al all
PreSdept Hayes has been only year il
o(ice, AID be has made no great change
OF policy nor formally broken with hi
party. Yet here we have an able and dis
tinguished Republican leader attacking
him on the floor Of the Senate. with yehe
meDce almost unparalleled In the domesti,
dissensioas Of politics. and the ATTACH
makes no scandal and hardly causes sur
prise. The sarprise will come if Mr.. Haye
finds an equally vigorous Republican de
fender. Howe unfortunately says alout
only what many Of bis associates are say
Cog In private.-we see sothing 70 b
gained BY such speeches. and We are no
.sure that We understand what Howe hope
20 gals. But his invective Will eoDnan,
-attenlios as phenomenon Of the troubles
Zines, psrtent OF storm.
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day, and vuughan then took the second
place. O'Leary's Judgment was excellent
throughout. The excitement yesterday
was intense. Both men were somewha.
crippled. and q ''break down" of either
was likely to occur. 0'Leary. however.
won the match, walking until 8. 10 T. NJ.
when he completed so miles aud two laps.
Vaughan retired At -. after completing
500 miles. OLearv walked 40 yards fur
TIER than the best performance on record.
Brown walked till 8 10 O'Clock. scoring
~ miles and two laps. lde also walked
ill $50. scoring 405 miles aud four laps.
O'Lsary was then declared the winner
amid playing Of National airs and excite
meet aud enthusiasm.
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f10l,161.51

The Philadelphia North American
thinks: ~ oching can now restore bust.
ness confidence and put stop to confed-
crate destruction and incendisrism but .
decisive Republican campaign in the
whole North and West this season. That
will strengthen the hands Of the Republi-
can Senate and administration, and sppal
the Democratic onfederates in Congress.
After that will easue genuine peace and
confidence, and business will resume ita
voutsd activity and enterprise. Such q
result is soaethinE worth making great
sacriAces to obtain.s
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TUE FISHERY COMNIssION.-Nothing
definite can be sscertaioed regarding the
Presidents message relating TO payment
Of the Fishery Commission awards. A
number of the Massachusetts delegation
have made enquiries about the matter. but
tailed to get any satisfactory reply. 1t is
quite certain. however, that the message
recommending the payment Of the award
will be sent to Congress. And it Is equally
certain that there Is 9 strong sentiment in
the House In favor Of paying the award
out Of the unexpended balance OF the Gen.
eva award.
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Smith, the Bucksport murderer. has
kent q dairy ever since be has been impris-
oned.-ll Kennebec Jo,una.
Our County Commissioners have stood
up thus far like little men under the enOr-
nous expenses attendant upon the Smith
trial. but novice good deal alarmed. and
with q tear in their eye, inquire If bis
"dsiry- will be q legitimate charge upon
Hancock County.
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1912 Pensions.

HINDER this act, any person who served s,g.
" teen days or psFticip Atct 10 one battle ID he
ar OF lsi2. ,s cnuiied 70 a Pens 100 % 4. L..
month from dste Of approval of act v sos, Il.
sach soldiers ~ have uted after similar -,
DO matter what was tn. date Of marriage 10 III
solder. are saliIled Ia the same Pra.ton
No other parties are entitled.
Al ist2 Febsionsrs dropped frosl tt- b..
ease OF Alleged iisIoyaI are restored ay b.,
act.
Applications MIST be executed before al L..
OF a court OF record
send 20 us Cor any IN formation or blank. sr,.l.s
GILMORE A CO.
$50 street. y "
a~l5 Washisgtoa. , g.
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AUGUSTA. March l9.-The Governor
and Council passed an order to-day accept
ing the proposition OF Mr.. Gennert to e.
iablish beet sugar mandatory 10 Maine,
under the act approved February J, 1871.
granting a bounty Of one cent o pound on
all sugar made from beets raised in the
state, bounty not to exceed. u 900. The
order requires the factory ~ be 10 ran
ming order In 1878. The Attorney General
was instructed 10 draft the contract. It 10
SDdeys stood Mr.. Geanert proposes to en-
gage extensively 10 the manufactnre Of
beet augar u safisfaetery contracts can be
made with farmeql Ibf raiaing the required
sWonst q beets SgSspyd fFsY.
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Pan phlet copies of the letters Of VIM
T.. Chandler and VIM. Lloyd Garrison on
the Sourhers Policy Of President Hayes.
including AppaAdix reviewing excuses Of
Louisiana Bargsisees. will be sent. postage
or express paid. for six cents each. from
the Monitor and States@Aa office. Con-
cord, N. H.. or Gibson Bros. Printers.
,o,2 P.nps. Ave. Washington, D. c.
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atm advertisements.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

r1iHt Inhabitants of the CITY OF haisworth and
! others having Taxable Property shhia said
City, are hereby nouhod and requested to bTing m
10 the undersiened Assessors Of said civ true
and perfscI hsta Of their Polls and all their es.
tA.es real and personal. including money on hand
and all money loaned GA property hypaiheeated
upon Mortgages. Bonds. Deeds. Sotes, Due BiIl.
and Memorandum, or in any manner 80 Invested
mat In teresi or O.her consider aon shall be p.ii
or become due thereon. debts due more than ow
ing and ali properly held IN tTast as Guardian
Executor Administrator, or otherwise EXCEPT
such As Is ey Law exempt from taxaiionl which
they were possessed OF on the drst day Of ApriI
lastant, and 10 b. prepared 10 substAntate the
same " oath.-And tor the purpose OF receiving
SAID Lists, the undersigncd Will be In session Al
their snce during the business hours of each day
an the AldermAns Room. City Hall.
Rroa the lst Co the lSsA, t.slu.,ye. Of
April lnstaas,
tsundaYs exeepted.l and any personal examina
Lion OF Property BY the Assessors will not be
considered AZ a waiver for neglect Of any person
IN bringing in true and perfect Lists, as required
oy law. Blank Schedules IN ay DO had at tn. As
SCISSORS once.
So Those persons who neg leet to comply with
thls notice Will be debarrel by law from appeal.
ing from the decision OF the Assessors, on their
application for Attachments.
JAMES 7. DAVIS,
A. W. tCSHMAS,
HAMILTON JOY,
Assessors of Ellsworth
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Der paper shows the time TO which the snoscrlp
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IN directing a change Of address, always CIV
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you wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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TaE CONSTITUTION Is brought 20 healthy
condition by the use OF HUNTS REMEDY
Dropsy. Bright. Disease, Kidney. Bladder
sud Urinary Complaints. and Mental and
Physical Debility. are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Pam in the Side. Back and Loins
Gravel. Diabetes, Uterine Affections, Excess
IS and Intsmpersnce are euted by HUNTS
REMEDY. FSmily Physicians prescribe
HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARK's TooTH ACHE Daors cure fastGHly
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The Louisians Legislature. Democrat
lie. ~ not met the expectation OF the peo'
ole. Il ~. increassA rather than redsesd
taxation. ~ has done more to paralyze
fuAussry and 2orslity - well. than all
-other psevioas lesiAAtares ever did,. says
a eorssspandept Of the Eaaapnati Co~mer'
cid.
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To I'll hat are suffering rom The errors and
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decay. loss Of manhood, &C. viii send a receipt
that will care you. FREE or CHARGE. This
great remedy was dseoycFed by a missionary In
South America send 4 sslfadirss.ed enveiop.
70 the REV. JosErH 7, lSa,s station u. Bible
houss-. New York. lyeaF a.
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PAUPER NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that prov!sion la. ossa
~ made b5 the Oyerssers OF The Poor Ci M5ua:
Desert for the support of the Poor Of sail toNl,
anu al persons are noiIhsd that supplies far
nlsned Or credit gwen TO any pauper VIII NOT Je
pAid' Slahout authority iron said uyersesrs.
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MI. Desert March Is, ISIS. swtl
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Notice Of Assignee Of his
appointment.

In the District CogII of the unlte.l states lr as
District Of Maine,
In the n after Of
PsLATlAH MOORE yfN BANKRUPT y
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-At EuswoYth the .l.t
day Of March. A. ID. LIS
Tue undersigned hereby .1r., aa.srs of h. Al
Polntment ~ Assignee o. Pelatah Moore. e
Hancock In the County Of Hancock AMI ~ta.e %.
saae Nlthln sAld JtstEts. wAo has been s4Ia4gsi
q bAskrppt upon hts own Petition BY the Ll.trse.
'oart OF said District. Filed 7th day Of Jaa 81.
JOHN i. kEDMAS AsAixree
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Notice Of Assignee Of hi.
Appointment.

The District o Maine.
In the matter Of
JACOB W. COOABs tIS BANKRUPT
bankrupt
DISTINCT ur MAINE, ss-aI Eusa0rth the .lst
day OF March, a. - Is,s
The und ersixBed hereby sivsa notice 1t b. 81
Potntarnt a. Assignee OF Jacob " to,,uals II
Ellsworth, IN The county Of Hancoss Aaa ,latr
OF Name, within said District ~ 10 has ysea 81
Judged bankrupt pom Ei. own petition uF Tie
ptstrict Court 81 sad District. Fsgc- 10 .l.t
l~7s.
ANDREW +. wI~WEIL.
sSi3 A-slsutF.
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"A Buffalo paQer says that this paper
exa2gerases whsp u says thst tramp
sawed six sticks Of wood This paper wa
correct, bot the sticks we're ssnsll-yefy
smsll.-lEx.
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Commencing Monday, March ssth. the stssD,.
CAMBRIDGE will leave Rsaxor THE zee p.yr,
uns} Tor Boston, everv MONDAY and THrR<
DAY, al II A. NJ. touching Al the usual lanalag
on toe river sBd bay. VIII leave Boston =
Ranger every TUE DAY and FRiDAT 1sp
NJ touching as above.
houdsg. April pth, the Steamer hATAHu1y
viii leave bostor to take Der place on the r,st
After that date until further Botcs the ~
bridge and katahdin wsii make three I'm. =.
sesks leaving Hanger every MDkpAN WIN
>ksDAf and FRIDAY, at II a. A. and r.,
TIE same days ats Z. NJ.
Tickets 10 Nes l0rs aud level sold an a..
steamer sad baggage checked through
y Il. tntil the ice permits the Camlrstks IN
leaNs BANGOR a train viii leave y y 2
X Depot Oh sailing days at 10 A. NJ L. r5
meet with her At Bpck@Port
l2tf JAS. LfFTIEFIEL, An
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Report Of the Condition
or THE =
SUCKSP0RT NATIONAL BAnt
At Bucksport.
In hs State Of Maiae. at the close erks,,.
March Is. isTs. ssss
At Bucksporl

= Ia
SraTS on MAINE. COUNTY % HANCO,E 80
I. Eds. swaEey, cashier Of the boyr-s
i.sak. do ssiemuiy swear that the above ,.a
peat Is true 10 TIA best OF ny knowiege ana So 1
lief.
EDw. swAsEY. Cs,bir,
Subscribed and ssofa TO before NE M, "a,
day Of March, lsIs. ~
sEwALL Swsztr.
Justice oflhzPeae,
CORRECT Attest:
r. {. wooDNAs
AMBROSE WHITE
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Notice Of Assignee Of hi,
Appointment.

In the District Court OF the =iied state. ..:
The District OF Name.
In the matter Of
GEO ". COLLINS I'm BANkKJPT,
BANKRUPT
DISTRICT OF MAIZE, ss.-At Eusw. n. the e.. h
DAY OF January, 4. u. l-sss.
The uadersigued hereby gives soti,r %. 5r, AZ
poihtmeni ~ Assignee OF Geo ". COLLIN. b..
BIuehill. Ia the County OF Hancock sul >l.-c s.
Maine, Within said District, who has 5rtu "a
judged Bankrupt upoa hrs own PCtUoU a7 lar
District Court of said District. FlIr,i ose. i-.l
1871.
ANDREW p. |I-WElL
5wl3 A...sIrr
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state of Maine.
treasurer OFT1cE

TKEksuEJR's OFFICE
Augusta, N sfeh 10. ISIS.
IIPOS the following townships Or tracts, OF I4aJ
" not Liable 10 be taxed in any tswn. follow -
assessments Tor the STATE tax OF ISIS were male
by the lertslaiare On ihe twenty arst day Of PEI
ruary, ls1s.
COZ My OF HANCOCK