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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31

7 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA,
II via New Jersey southern Railroad,
commencing June II, 1873. Steamers will leave
at sandv Hook with trains for
Long Branch, g. 8 $50 A. NJ, /. 3 AS, S. ASP. NJ.
Red Bank aud Toms Ryer 9; $50 A. H.. I. S;as r y
Philadelphia and Tuckerton. g a. NJ. l., 3 :45 +. IL
Sunday for Long Branch. 6: 80 A. M
WIN. s. SNEDkN. General Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

EIlsW 0Fsh Halls.
On Thursday VI last week the Sab
bath School of this village in connection
with the Methodist Sabbath School held
their annual picnic At Reeds Pond. A
general Invitation was given to all that
wished to avail themselves Of days recre-
alton. aud the procession which stsrted at
8 A. N. led by the Ellsworth COrnet Baud.
would have done justice to q 4th of July
celebration.
The exercises of the forenoon consisted
Of bosiing. swinging. bathing. ETC.. inter-
spersed with some excellent music BY the
band. MONA tEt AA
Atone O'Clock ~ amusing and inrerest-
ing lecture entitled sensitive People"
Was delivered by Rev. J. Mariner Of Au-
burn which met with many exsressicns Of
pleasure.
Over i've hundred were present yet the
best II order prevailed. every one seeming
to do all they could IN make the occasion
enjoy able. The company disbaDded u
p. NJ, unanimous ~, the opinion thst
Reeds Pond 10 the place to have picnic.
F. E. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

bis Stats. a. expressive Of the principles Of
~ kepsblicens efthis County.
Aesoteed-1hat ~ pledge or support to
hsle, and 10 the a 1Sees Of thls Conv s1Elou.
On motion OF Geo. Warren, EsQ..S Of
Castine. the following gentlemen were
appointed to receive, sort and court the
votes for candidate for Senator. from the
Eastern part OF the County: Warren OF
Castine, Stubbs OF Bucksport, Hall Of
Sedswick, Treworgy Of Surry, and Butler
of Hancock.
Geo. Warren. Esq. on behalf Of the Com
mittee to receive votes for candidates for
Senator from the Eastern part of the
county. reported ffty-one votes, and all
for II. ID. Coombs.
On motion Of J. U. Hill. Esq, Of Sull-
van, Messrs. Hill. Spoford OF Deer Isle,
and Gilmore OF Dedham, were appointed
Cosnmittes to receive. sort And count
votes for a candidate for Senator from the
Western part Of the county.
The Committee to count votes for candi-
date for Senator from the Western district
reported 55 votes. all for Hon. VIM. Grin
die Of Penobscot.
On motion OF G. Walker. Esq. of Brooks
Vile, the following were appointed a Com
mittee to receive and count votes for can
didate for County Treasurer: Messrs.
Walker Of Brooksville, Allen OF Goulds-
boro, and Maddoeks Of Ellsworth.
The Commitsee on votes for County
Treasurer. reported,
Whole number Of votes ~
Necessary for choice. 81
Luther Lord had 30
Franklin Ciosson had II
Willard J.. White had
and therefore Luther Lord Is again the
candidate offered by the Republican party
for County Treasurer.
On motion Of John Buck, Esq, OF Or.
land, the following were appointed Com
miaee To- receive and count votes for .
candidate for County Comm ssioner
Messrs. Back OF Orlsnd. Jordan of Maria
vile. Treycit Of Trenton. Dutton OF Els
worth and Spoaord Of Deer Isle.
W. C. Treworthy. Esq, made remarks
In favor OF Lemuel +. Dorr OF Bucksport
for County Commissioner. and John Buck
in favor OF Willard z. White OF Orland.
adding tina, he should support all nomin-
ees 81 the Convention, aud that they
would be elected as well as Hon. Eugene
Hale.
The Committee to receive votes for can
dldates for County Commissioner. report
ed Willard L. White as candidate, the vote
standing as follows:
Whole number OF votes, -
Necessary tor choice. IS
Willard +. White had 3.
Lemuel +. Dorr had Is
On motion Of J. l.. Hill. the present
County Committee was again chosen for
the ensuing year. 1t Is constituted as fol-
lows: A. NJ. Hopkins. Ellsworth, A. J.
Whiting, Somesville; +. II. Goss, Orland;
J. II. West, Franklin; II. s. Treyett, Tren-
ton.
On motion Of Nathan Shaw. Esq. OF
Gouldsboro, and others, the Convention
adjourned finally.
Il r F FnSHrs9S' Secretaries.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats OF Hancock County met
In Convention at Hancock Hall. Tuesday.
promptly At the hour mentioned In the
call. Hamilton Joy, Esq, Of the County
Committee, called II. ID. Hadlock, Esq,
OF Bucksport, TO preside over the temporary
Organization of the Convention, who.
upon assuming the chair. made an elo-
quent speech, in which he announced
sound Democratic principles, at The same
time denounclng the past legislation of the
Republican party on the vital issues per
tanning 10 the currency question.
On motion Of Erastus Redmsn, Esq. OF
Ellsworth, the following were appointed
by the Chair, Il Committee on Credentials
Erastus Redman of Ellsworth, Zenas Hon.
er Of Bucksport, John Moore of Goulds-
boro, NJ. X. Chase OF Bluehill, and DR..
johnson OF Sullivan.
On motion the Committee we're excused
from making a report, as some delegates
present were without formal edentials,
and all persons attending as delegates
were admitted TO a seat Ia the Convention.
The temporary organization being made
permanent, on motion Of Monroe Young,
Esq, the following were appointed Com
nhtee to receive, sort. and count votes
for Senator, from the Western District,
Monroe Young Of Ellsworth, Daniel Deasy
OF Gouldsboro, and Warren King Of Tren-
ton, who reported whole number OF votes,
u oil afe whi~k 10 Nj
Chase, and he was declared the nominee
OF the Convention.
On motion of Hamilton Joy. a Com
mitee consisting OF Joy of Ellsworth.
Cousins Of Orland, AMI Il. B. Parker of
Bucksport, were appointed a Committee
to receive, sort. and count votes for Sena-
tor from the Eastern District. VINO report
ed So votes cast. all of which were for A.
A. Bartlett Of Ellsworth, and he was de-
clared the nominee Of the Convention.
On motion Of Levi B. Wyman Of Els
worth, John Hopkins Of Orland, was
nominated as candidate for County Com
missioner. by reclamation.
On motion of Monroe Young, Benjamin
A. Keys of Orland. was nominated By ac-
clamation for County Treasurer.
On motion of John b. Redman OF Ellis
worth, John B. Redman, Leslie c. Homer
of Bucksport, John Hopkins Of Orlaud.
David Ingalls, Of waltham. Daniel Deasy
Of Gouldsboro, were appointed Com
mittee on Resolutions. who reported As
follows:
Resoired, That the Rssolufioss adopted at
the last Democratic State Convention he
adopted as the Resolutions Of this Convention.
On motion OF Monroe Young the County
Committee Of the pact year We're reelected
as a County Committee for the ensuing
year. tf 81
John ID. Richards Esq, of Ellsworth.
upon invitation addressed the Convention
at some length.
On motion it was voted that the COnven-
ton be dissolved and so declared by the
chair.
L. J. THOMAS, Sec'y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

The Republican County Convention as
sembled at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Call Was read
by ii. 5. Trevett, ESQ. OF Trenton. who
proposed Hon. Ambrose White OF Bucks
port, for temporary chairman. Mr.. White
on assuming the chair, referred briefly to
the work which the Republican party has
accomplished in the past, and said that a
great work still remained for il to do, in
preserving the honor and integrity OF the
United States by causing the payment Of
its just debts; that this was the only issue
OF the present campaign. He enjolned the
party to continually hold in mind. that any
Of the schemes proposed, other thxn the
payment of those debts, according 70 the
terms on which they were contracted. are
frauds. After some other remarks which
were well received, X. X. Thompson OF
Trenton, and A. f. Farnham ofPeuobscot,
were chosen temporary secretaries.
On motion Of John L. Hill. ESQ, Of
Sullivan, . Committee Of five on creden.
tails vas appointed by the chair. consist
ing Of j. L. Hill Of Sullivan, J. T. Hinck.
ley OF Bluehill. j. A. Buck of Or,and. c.
g. Mcfarland of Hancock, and Geo. War
rem OF Castine.
During the absence Of the Committee
on credentials, on motion OF Mr.. w. Was
sou of Brooksville, = Committee OF five
on permanent organization was appointed
by the chair, consisting OF Aessrs. WATSON
OF Brooksville, G. II. Witherlee Of Castine,
W. G.. Sargent OF Sedgwick, J. n. Blais-
dell Of Franklin, and Z. r. Bowden Of
Penobscot-
On motion OF Mr.. W. II. II. Spofford OF
Deer Isle, the Hon. T. n. Nichol, Secre-
tary Of the Honest Money League OF the
Northwest, was then invited to address
the Convention.
At the close Of Mr.. Nichols speech the
chairman Of the committee on credentials
reported as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Aid for Yellow Fever Sufferers.
BosToS, Mass. Aug. 20.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 20.
The following dispatch WAS received
here this morning:
NEMPHIs, Tenn. Aug. Il.
To Mayor Pierce We are sadly sfilict-
ed and unable TO supply the wants of our
poor. Can Boston help US?
J. Il. FLIPPEN, Mayor.
Reply was forwarded at once by Mayor
rerce authorizing the Mayor OF Memphis
~ draw on him at sight for $3.50. A
meeting OF citizens is called a, the Mayors
oftice at noon tomorrow. Active meas
ures will be taken to relieve the distress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Collision at Sea.
NEW YORK. .

NEw ORR, Aug. 20.
\ Especial from Queenstown reports the
British Bark Warren Hastings, arrived
there from Halifax. She reports that the
18th of July. of Novs Scotia, was In COL
lision with the American Bark, Sena Thur
MANTLE latter sinking. Capt. Corbet, and
crew were rescued, taken on board the
Warren Hastings and landed al Queens
town, whence they leave in a few days
for New York. The Thurman WAS ISL
tons, built al Pembroke, Ne, owned by J.
:. winslow & Co, Of Portland. and was
bound from Englabd to New York. She
aAs insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

We have been presented with 8 twin
cucumber ~ Mr.. Elmer Rowe, and another
OF the same Kind by Mr.. c. +. Dorr. The
specimens are very Que for twins. bnt we
are opposed TO twins even In cucumbcrs.
We learn that Capt. John A. Lord has
sold his dwelling house on the Surry road
to Capt. Geo. A. Young. Capt. Lord has
q large Brig about ready to launch in Cal
ais and will hereafter hail from Baltimore
Mr.. Charles J. Peters and wife oil New
York. are spending q few days In Els
worth. among their many relatives and
friends. Mr.. Peters relates many inter-
estlng incidents of his early life in this
city.
Delegates of the City of Ellsworth TO
the Republican County Convention held In
Ellsworth, Aug. 2lst, 1878: A. 7. Wis
we'll. W. o. Mcdonald, NJ. Currier, II. +.
Maddocks. Mirick Avery, A. W. Clark, W.
II. Davis, +. G. Tran.
Miss Martha Jellison has completed
the history OF Ellsworth from the earliest
settler to the year 1875. This history Is Ia
manuscript, and We understand, could be
purchased. together with the copy right.
by applying 20 her.
Hon. l.. A. Emery OF Ellsworth and
Hon. 5. l. Milliken of Belfast, are TO speak
County beginning in Danforth. Thursday,
Aug. 22nd. They will return the last Of
next week, and the following week, Mr..
Emery will speak at several places In this
county.
A remarkable Instance of longevity
has been brought to our notice In the
Leach family OF Penobscot- There are
two brothers and four sisters whose united
ages are 434yrs.. an average OF - yrs. The
aggregate weight OF the six, amounts TO
over 1909 lbs, or an average OF little
over 200 lbs, each. They are the children
OF Mr.. James Leach, who was one OF the
early settlers In the town OF Penobscot.
Union Engine and Hose Companies
No. 2. have voted to attend the Firemen's
State Muster at Rockland, sept. llih. We
arc informed that ii is proposed 10 leave
here on the evening OF the 10Th, on q YES
sci fitted up for the occasion and towed
down by the tug Round Top. 1t is cx-
pected also tina; the Companies will take
Band OF music, and altogether grand time
is anticipated. During the Muster there
will be a contest of engines and We hope
the Boys of Union No. - will be able 10
show us the prize on their return.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
The Fever in New Orleans
New ORLEANS. Aug. q

The Chief OF Police has received instruc.
tons 10 remove the bells from ice cream
wagons and instruct the drivers Of yetI-
ces 70 drive slow when passing localities
where there are any persons suffering
from fever. Forty to fry sppllcai ions
PER day are made to the Howard Associa-
IONS, and the officers report that dons-
tons are coming in literally Tor use In
caring for the INDECENT sick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
City and County.
Religious Services In Ills oity eash svadsy.

CoNoREGA rloNAL.-Preac ut 10 80 A
N. and 7 n. Sabbath School in tine aftei-
noon, at - O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIsr.-Preaching at 2 and p. NJ. Sab
bath School at I r. n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to half past ten in the
forenoon. sunday School At twelve, Evening
Service II half past seven.
Notwithstanding At 10 ~ O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School 1t p. n.
METHoDIsT.-PrAching at and T. n
Sabbath School 1t p. n.
Observation-Disclosures held every SUM-
day st O'Clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEKTING-every SUM-
dsy nj 4 z. NJ. at Temperance Rail-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

Obtoo0s
Notwithstanding the dull times, many
improvements have been made In Orland
this season. The mills at Mason's mills
have added considerable taxable property
TO the town, to replace the Orland wooden
mills that were burned. Hayford Is about
to erect a very large boarding house, to
accommodate his operatives. II is employ-
ing quite . large furce Of men, and has
done so during the Summer.
Our town authorities are building a
piece Of road at Bowden Hill, near the
halfway house TO give access TO farms
back near the Ponds. They have made a
much needed Improvement by rebuilding
piece Of sidewalk, and doing Il In . very
substantial manner
A large piece Of land has been added
to our cemetery making 1t. (after some
other improvements are carried OUT q
very beautiful cemetery indeed.
The topic OF discus sion Is Greenb a ok Sun.
Msny OF the cheap Grcenback papers are
taken: just how deep down the thing is
rooted no one can tell. but the opinion OF
many Is, that their vote will be smaller
than they expect. | am no politician. but
would suggest that great pains be taken 10
get voters 10 the polls. l fear that the
vote OF the Republicans will be reduced,
Gin this district) by stay At homes.
Letters have been received from some
OF our Grand Banks fishermen. Most OF
them are getting a good catch.
Two meu, brothers, BY name OF Frost,
formerly Of Bucksport, were lost from the
W. T. Emerson. Capt. Dorr, while attend
ing TO their travis. +. He
Auy 10 1879
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

At Coart Of Probate holden Ut Elisworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the LIST ed
nesday Of Aug. A. ID. 1878
AkLlA Harden, named executrx in q
"a certain instrument purporting to be the las.
viii aad testament Of Alvin d. Harden late OF
Trenton. In said coenty deceased. having present.
Cd the sADe tor probate:
ORDERsD.-That the said Amel u Harden give
notice TO all per sOns interested by causing copy
lively in the Ellsworth American. printed 1t Ell
sworth that they may appear at 4 Probate Court
tooe held ae Elsworth in SAID county. on the hrss
wednesday Of Sept. next. At ten Of the clock
In the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they have
Why the said instrument should not be prov ed
approved and allowed ~ the last viii and tes u.
nent ofsaid deceased.
3ws' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Fever Stricken Grenada, Miss,
GRENADA. Aug. =

GRENADA. Aug 20.
The mortality Is terrible; the scene can
rot De described. Dr. Vaudeville, All ex-
perienced yellow fever physician, says that
he never saw anything that would begin
10 compare with it. II is fearful beyond
description. Total deaths over seventy
sIth no abatement, and no hopeful cases
reported. Several deaths are just report
Cd, and 1t seems that none are 10 be
spared.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
TO THE HON. Judge Of Probate for the Count

TO THE HON. Judge Of Probate for the County
NJ Hancock.
I'VE undersigned mnistrator Of the estate OF
i Friedrich J. Parker late Of Buckspost In ssid
County deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods and ehattels. nyhts aad credits Of SAID de.
ceased are not su0cient TO pay his just debts and
charges Of ADMINISTRATION, BY the sun OF one
thousand dollars. wherefore your petitioner
prays your Honor to grant him Liceuse 70 sell,
q public or private sale, and convey . lot OF land
IN Buckspor Village on the corner Of mill and
Buck SUeet with the two story double tssenSnt
dwelling house standing thereon, same being ali
OF The real estate Of the deceased, (ncludiue the
reversion Of the Widows dover there,n,) to Satis.
y said debta and charges Of AdministPatiOn.
.. r. CUNNlNGHAM, AdD'r
BuckspoFt Aug. ID 1878.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Court Of Probate Ellsworth, Aus.
Term. 4. D., lists.
Up0e tae foregoing peutien. OnDgRHD, That
said petitioner give public notice 70 al persons
interested ~ causing copy Of ~ petition, and
this order tharoo1, 70 Be publishod three weeks
successfully II Tie EllswoatA American, news.
paper psblished In EllsWorth. in said county that
hey nay spbsax q . Court Of Probate fer
ne ~ wedoesday Of Sept naxt, ~ ~ II IL
clock In tie foreno0n. to show cause, II any they
have. Wy II prayer Of said pstiaouer should
3w0 PARKRB TUCK, Judee.
Attest:-CHAS. p. DO.R Rsgisaer.
0us eepy-Ansss; Gas. r. Do1n, RaGistse.
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Boston Betting Company.
Boston. Mass,

bUsIUN. Mhks., Aug. 70.
An adjourned meeting of the Boston Belt
Ing Co, was held this morning to take &C
ton regarding the proposition TO petition
the Company into Bankruptcy. The prop
osition Was rejected. and the meeting ad-
journed without delay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Pert.

Ellsworth Pert.
Wednesday, August II.
SAILED.
Sch Julia Edna. Ferrii, Bar Har Dor.
Sch olive Branch. Whitaker, New York.
ARRIVED.
Sch Dolphin, Young. Boston.
Sch Catherine, Jordan. Boston.
Friday, August 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Axness. Young, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Telegraph, Rem lex. Boston.
Sch Panama. Moon. Boston.
Saturday. August IL.
SAILED.
Sch Eagle. Bennett, Beverly.
Sch victory. Moon. Boston.
Sch Dexter. Sinclair. Boston.
Sch Mary y. CushmAn. Patten. Boston.
Monday. Angus, 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch wcsicrloo. Whitaker, Boston.
sch WI Archer. BeIlatty, Boston.
Sch Vim Pickering. Belatty, Boston
sch Fsirdeaier. Dodge, Boston.
Tuesday, August 20.
SAILED.
Sch Delaware, Sinclair. DO ston.
sch Csres,a. Ray. Boston.
SCH Chas Upton. kief. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Imogcne. Lord. Rockiand.
Sch samuel Lewis. HAmmett. Boston.
Sch Oronto, Hammond. Boston.
Dsaestie Perss.
BELFAsr-Ar 6, J Ponder Jr.. Welsh, Ellis
worth for New York.
PokrLASD-Ar II. sch Grampus. Joy, sulliy an g..
CID 10. sch Ober. D~nuinE. Csstinc.
CID Is. sch Cllriss4 Story, simmons, Seixwick
Radiant, Hardy, Bluehiil.
CID l., srhs Sarah Hamlin, Ellsworth: Brilliant.
Wheel Ter, 50. George.
Ar 10. sch David Torrcy. souie, Sewbury port
Rorella. Stanley. Cranberry Isle.
sALEM- Ar IL sch Revenue Yrcethy, Ellsworth
J s,mpson, Young. Deer Isle; LOWS n smith,
Leach. Bucksport
Ar IL. sch Mechanic. Barbour, Ellsworth; ;
Henry Clay, Grant, Franklin; Virginia, A therton,
sui Ivan.
Ar Is, sch Revenue. free,hy, Ellsworth.
Ar 10. sch Polly. Arey. Franklin.
Ar 81. sch Agenora. Huie nins. Ellsworth.
roRrsAoUru-sld II, sch Terrapin, Wooster.
Calais.
rAwrrckET-A u. sch Frank Maria. Alley,
Ellsworth.
fISErAKD HAVEN - Sid is. sch FAir,iealer.
Dodge. Ellsworth.
NEwroKr-Ar Is. seh Mary Holt. stanwood
Calais
NEW YoRK-Ar 10, sch Harmon Curtis. Green.
low. Ec-r i.le Ponder. WEIGH, Ellsworth.
Ar Is. sch Brave. Wooster, sulllvan;J NJ
Kennedy. fonroy. Ellsworth; JAchim, Geichell.
bangor, Gen. Han. simmons, Ellsworth Castil
Ian ~ cans, Bangor.
Ar l.. sch Dexter CLARK. Curtis, Point.a Plire (:
Mountain Laurel. Farrell. Bangor.
DELAWARE Cirr-Ar Is. sch David Faust,
sni th. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Gen. Garfield Re-Nominated.

CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 20.
Gen. J. A. Garfield was re-nominated
tc-day for Congress by reclamation, by
The Republicans OF the Nineteenth Con-
gressional District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
ID I f. j. e.,

OJuuG,y notices. beyond The Date, Ndme and
Age, must be paid for.
Hancock-Aug 18th, Rogers Springer, aged
81 years. and s months.
Mt. Desert-Aug. 10th, James Alley, aged %
years. and months.
Suiliyan-Aug. nth. Capt. William Frank
Washington, d. C.,-Aug. IS, Annie Alice,
daughter of Edward n. and Ann Elizabeth
Beai, aged years, and 1. days.