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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25

In April. 1888, Mrs. Emily J. Murch
who owned house in Biddeford, went to
visit her daughter in Portland. She was
taken sick with typhoid pneumonia while
there and being very sick, sent for an attor-
ney and made her will, giving her property
TO her daughter. A bill Of sale covering all
her personal property was also made. Mrs.
Murch was delirious and continued so for
several days. On her recovery she found
that she had disposed of all her property
b, deed and was pennies. She appealed
TO her daughter to restore the property, hut
was refused She appealed TO the courts.
A decision VAS made that the daughter
should re-deed the property. The daughter
appealed and the case went to the Law
Court. The decree Of Judge Symonds was
affirmed and the daughter has lately made a
deed in conformity with the decree. restor.
ing TO her mother her property
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25

Department after the first Of January will
Ind its Secretary without actual appropria-
tons. Under the general statutes, giving
the Secretary the right to provide for its in
dispensable needs, the Navy Department
will run on until some bill is passed.
As some attempt has been made in the
House to convey the impression that the
Senate seeks to force the House from is
position against the new navy, nave this
morning, by the unanimous direction Of the
full Committee on Appropriations, reported,
as an amendment to the bill of the House.
giving months appropriation to the Navy
Department, substitute which makes the
regular appropriations in the usual form for
the last half Of the present fiscal year and
have taken as the basis Of that bill the regu-
lar Naval Appropriation bill for the present,
year as II passed the House at the last
session and came to the Senate. All ex-
,raordinary items in reference to the new
navy are left off. because the House has so
PERSISTENT, opposed them. The present,
bill, no doubt, will pass the Senate to-mor-
row. If the House does not consent 10
take il up i rejects it, own action at the
last session and persists in maintaining that
the Navy Department must run on it, own
bIl.-the bill which the Speaker OF the
House has decided on points of order i no,
one Of the regular appropriation bills.
The action Of the Senate has been emf.
nonilv conservative and there can be little
!oubi lha, m the end the House mast re-
ccie, but should any emergency arise ami
the American people be found gnprepared.
in view of complications with foreign pow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
TIE Military aai Naval Orphan Asylum.


recent Ni-t I" ih' hih'aFi anu Naval
orphan Asylum a Blih h4~ profoundly m
pressed nIr "ith me Worm ant important n
thai m>iiia'lon' ani. believing th4t inc -o'i
-GrA i ha> don. ana L dom l. MI iuHA M
drr,i"r1 ani appreciated. fr-Hr !" WEI" l4r
D an unsolicited word 81 praise
Thl> institution. which wa' established by
Tia STATE in l>''> and which ha' ever since bern
supported by it, i aid to l'e ih" result OF thr
uniirin. Efforts ~ Bah ladN. Mr.. sarah :.
sampson. mho IL ID" dark day- y the Re
bcllion accompanied her gallant husband. 'ol.
Cha. L.. -Iinl'> ln.ani "h the battlefield. ~
camp and hospital. dd All that human hands
could d" t" allcNiat" the >uffrrin. Of SICK and
wounded Union soldiers. When the war was
ofcr he became n heartily Interested IN caring
for soldiers and >ailor> orphans.
According 70 ih" at u incorporation this
institution Wa created for The purpose ~
reariu. and educating. .ratuitou>ly. Ia the
common branches Of learning and ordinary
industrial pursuits. the orphan, and hall
orphans of officers. soldiers. seamen and
marines who have entered the service Of the
government from Maine during me war Tor
tie suppression Of the Rebellion. ne asylum
i All attractive aud commodiou, mansion stu
aied on elevated ground ~ healthy Locality,
where II l. In close proximity TO some OF lie
best people and residences IN the city. The
grounds belonging TO the Institution contain
about six acres. part OF which l. devoted 10
gardening and another part 10 thrifty youn.
orchard which produced the past season
twenty barrels 81 apples. ne mouse winch i
neatly, but ihtNpen,ifely furnished has ca
paciIN for the accommodation OF about one
hundred children IL l. heated u! steam ana
la, every ncce->ar! facility Tor the comfort oi
IT. inmates.
lie cIt! Of Bath. with generosity winch Is
worthy oi All praise las taken 'hese chiidren
INTO IL, pubic SCHOOLS ana thefe eiuca'eh ihelh
without any expense 10 inc state'
Inc as. iulh l. unu'r 'iie supef'islo" SHe
general direction OF poaru Oh trustees VINO
receive nothing Tor the time 'he! 80 einrieh's
devote 70 is "eiiSr'' Inc nha'roh anu nou,e-
htoPef l. Nr'' y sie'>oh "liose oiuoi' nuein.
ana aoilltE are apparei' 10 '"e iho>' ea>uai "
server me i PERFORMING III an u,
way worn "hieh / M 1iuA"ie' "o q!
III no >'nSe o.a'' D'' -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Wsa-Steptoa, Genius Of Steam

This Is Christmas Annual. which unlike
most Holiday books, treats of subject inter-
e,ting TO old and young, and is rertable vol
ume OF instruction.
The Genius 81 SteGm takes Ned on trip,
gives him the philosophy and elements Of air
and water, and the phenomena of heat, steam
and combustion.
1t is Illustrated with cut, Of steam machin-
cry from the days Of Hero, Is. c. 900, 10 the
giant locomotive Of to-day. Cover In four
eolors; Is illustrations. Sent postpaid TO any
address upon receipt OF Is cents in stamps. or
postal order, By Z. ST. JOIN, G. +. & p. A..
Chicago, Ill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Fire at the Penobscot Exchange.
THE HOUSE BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE AND
WATER.

Tuesday morning, about nine O'Clock.
FIRE was discovered in the rooms in The
upper story Of the Penobscot Exchange.
An alarm was sounded from Box 81, at the
corner OF State and Park streets. and the
hire department responded very promptly
and IN short space Of time ran two lines
oil hose up the stairs and had two streams
playing on the FIRE The flames got into
the attic and as this is very low the fire.
men met with mach difficulty in working
there. The fire vas soon under control,
but not until the water had run down
through every story Of the house. soaking
through the floors and ceilings of the
rooms
The damage done BY FIRE i'll the upper
rooms was quite large and probably the
roof Of the portinl Of the house where the
fire took place will have TO be entirely re-
placed. The damage done by the water
To the rooms and furniture OF the stores
beneath was about the same as that done
by the fire. The clustering on the ceilings
has fallen off very much and everything has
received a complete wetting.
The hire was nearly all confined to the
old part Of the house. the northern portion
81 the new part being damaged neither hy
the fire or wafer. No one seemed to know
exactly what caused the fire. but it Is
thought that 1t caugh, in a room occupied
by the row boys. The tircmen in ,xtin-
su,hing It worked YER, hard and are enti-
tied 70 much credit for their efforts Dur
lnc the fire large extension ladder which
stood against the building vas blown down.
falling with a crash and being broken. Mr..
{. J. Parker had come down from tie top
Of II but a moment before. thus escaping be-
ing seriously injured.
The damage on the budding Is, Of course.
not definitely known, hu, i estimated at
$1,000. The building is Insured for Sl3.-
900 and the furniture FIR 5000. in the
ag"ncy Of Blake, Barrow & Brown, eight
companies being represented. It /, owned
~ Mr. +. O. Beai and had been leased 20
Mr. \. r. Plckhrd for term of wears. II
'hc fire had broken out earlier in the morn
ing pr m the night, there l. no doubt but
tai the house would have been badly dam
aged, Or perhaps DESTROYED -- WIG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25

FL good Illustration of the "Dog in the
Manget" policy Of the Democrats j. found
n the opposition shown By the Democratic
House TO any measure looking to the build
nS aa PIT o1r Navy, lis not question of
economy. bu, obstruction. pure and simple.
An interview with senator Hale. given else
where shows the position that i, maintained
by the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25

IHE NnIl.Ic Belt CO.. ~ Marshall. Mich
on'r I" -cn.l 'hrir celebrated EfrCTRIc-Vu
! h' HEi tnd other Fl Trio ArPII.NC -
On trial for thirty Iav-. 10 men Young and
uldl afflicted with nervous debility. los Of
Nl'iii! and fnAnhpod, and all Kindred troubles.
Also for rh,umltl,m. neuralgia. paralysis. and
many other diseases ,ompl,t. restoration to
hrA'ih, Ni,"r ami manhood guaranteed. No
risk H. Incurred A. thirty davl trial /. allowed
Nrii" them A onrr NJ illustrated pamphlet
free i,rtl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25

A dispatch from Queenstown dated Dee.
10. SAYS: Steamer Oxenholme came into
the harbor on her heam ends and still re-
mains IN that position. Heads and legs Of
dead and living cattle can be seen protrui-
ing through the cattle pens and hanging
over the side of the vessel, and the upper
deck Of the steamer h confused mass Of
dead and living cattle. Many .carcasses
thrown overheard have been washed ashore. !"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Notice of Petition for Discharge

HANCOCK IS Court of Insnyrn,r
In the ease of Charles f. bowl, r,..r,....,
Debtor. ~'''' '
NOTICE Is hereby given that a rrt,,i,,t
IN this fourth day ~ DEE \ ID III, 'u
presented 10 said Court fer said I uuuty L, = t,I 7
y. Doyle Of Ellsworth in tia, t,1ur, ! ~ ''
cock. praying that he may he decrrrd Ia M, l
discharge from all his drht- pru,HlIr r,,t
insolvent Act of the State IL Main, ..,.,,
February n, 1873, and
upon said Petition. iT l. ORDERED b., -.fi, ..
that "A hearing be had upon the sam, l,t,,, ID
Court. ut Ellsworth in Probate un., 5 Ell
County OF Hancock, THURSDAY ,i.. .,.s.t
day Of January. 4 u. l~s5. Az ten
In the forenoon and that notice th,r,..r H.. II
lt-hel IN the Ellsworth American il r.y.-,.,.
printed Or published IN said County of If,+'..
once q week, for two ~ucrc-.i,r.Nrrt tt.
publication to be- dan before the las ,t ...,-t.
and that all creditors who have proved tfir l...-
aud other persons Interested, NAV tll,,,4r .., .I
place aud time and show cau-c II any tho s..
why a discharge should not hr -rau,.-f -
Debtor according to the prayer of his rctitsa..
2w5t. Attest GUS ;, D,,r,.
Register OF said Court Of sail county, In ,... a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Home and Foreign News.
st. Paul. MINI. is to have a Masonic
Temple costing Slj0Oo0.

st. Paul MINI. is to have a Masonic
Temple costing Slj0.0o0.
Washington monument weighs 81, I2O
tons and cost al .ls7.7lO. of which Congress
appropriated SsS7.7lO
"A large par, of the government work,
at Pine Bluff. Ark. has been swep, away
by floods. The loss viii reach many hous-
and dollars.
The House democrats retreaird on
Thursday and r.mandel the co,pred folks
To separate cars on Southern railroads
Threatening letters have been sent TO
Chef Justice Slmner Howard since the re-
cent pnl'gamy convictions IN Utah.
Rev. Geo. ". Bngd,n. formerly pastor
Of the Old South church, Boston. dieI SID
denI, in New York. "Wednesday.
Recon, decisions in illino.~ are to the
effect that liquor seller cannot shield him.
self behind the plea that h. dil not know
his customer va, drunk Of minor.
Among the present, of flower, and 9th
er menentos 10 the pet Whittier. On his
''ih birthday "Wednesday. was birth cake,
surrounded b' - candles
Mr. Ehen u Jordan. he senior mem
her IF Jordan. Marsh \ O.. Boston. wlh
his wife and daughter. lift San Francisco.
recently. FIR Japan. on tour around thr
world
Mr.. Kate Sprlgue Chase, the daughter
Of Chief Justice Chase, Is now residing a,
Fontalnhcau, France devoting herself To the
education Of her FANNY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Nj. Hale and tie Naval Appropriations.

Senator Hale. nho has charge Of the Ma
"a. Appropriation bill IA the Senate, a.
CHAIRMAN # the Naval subcommittee Of
the Committee on Appropriations. was asked
Monday by & representative Of the Asso-
cia,ea Press 10 state the position of the
Senate in the pending issue with the House,
and the reasons y Elch underlie its disagree
ment with that BODY. lie said The con-
troversv at this session arose out of the fact
tns; at the last session tie House Of Repre-
sentatlyes refused TO 90 forward in the work
Of reb.iding the navy. The Senate BY
considerable majority favored an increase Of
the navy. ! felt in managing the bill that
while it was proper for the Senate to main
tain is ground and while il was very desr-
able that the work of rebuilding the navy
should not be DELAYED. still, under the rules
that govern the two bodies the Senate
could not. in the end, coerce the House
The session expired. The bill. with all the
Senate amendments, was left in conference
and the two bodies passed what is called the
emergency b., giving the Navy Department
fifty per ceiE Of the appropriation Of last
wear, to run until January /, 1855.
This session the attitude Of the Senate
has been that the regular appropriation bill
for the current year, ending July l, 1855.
should be taken up and considered By the
two houses. deducting from its appropria-
tons what had already been given during
the first half of toe year. By this the head
aud the several bureaus Of the navy depart
ment would all be given under estimates
made for the present year. The House
I.ind!y insisted on another six months Of
temporary provision, going back TO last
years appropriations and giving fifty per
cent. Of them. Inc Senate insisted that
such May Of appropriating is not good
one that each years appropriation should
be considered by themselves and presented
60 tt House eonferees for their considera-
zion.
Tile regular bill for the present year, a.
prepared by the House and amended by the
Senate. includes provisions for cruisers and
monitors and all extraordinary approprla-
he ons for rebuilding the navy. The House
liz ees decline even TO consider this
= adneut. The result Of the attitude, Oh
Il of the House, has been that no APP
n fooo 70. ms have been made and the Navy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
State News.

State News.
-ChI.r> Palm 10 Belfast. formerly Reg
''.rt N Probate AMI CAsn NJ 81 the Bank OF
Commerce. tic. SATURDAY, a.rl 50 wears.
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ne tria. vi JJhu r. B,krr for III. muir.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
COMMUNICATED b,J T. Piap. Chelsea Mas
Early Military Matters in Buos.port

T. the H.RorlJie TIE Senate e Hpuse Of
Representatives. ~ ne Commonwealth M
MIs.dchNSeus in Gensrli c9int ASSEM-
j'ed. inn. :. 1885.
The subscribers respectfully repe-rnt that
the Company 81 Militia in the Town of Bucks
ton in the County Of Hancock. consists Of a
greater number than i b, law required for a
full Company. aud that tn Subscriber, are de
,ircou- to Dc formed into Corps % Light
Mfuatry 4 10 Le otiicrre,! AMI trained a. such
a, Your Petitioner, are certain that this will
not infringe upon the Company now under
Command in said Town. they hope that thei;
request will be granted 4 that they may there.
by add responsibility to the Militia of the Com
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
He ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is.

" DO NOT read Anonymous letter. and communi-
e't"H-- Inc name and address of the writer are In
'aNc- ln'i-pen sable, not necessarily for publca-
',I but A. % guarantee OF good faith
We cannot uuiertakc Ia return nr nreSerye ram.
m lhlrailnn- that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Prom our Regular Correspondent. ]
Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -, 1854.

Congress is taking its holiday recess,
having adjourned on Saturday. virtually for
two weeks. 1t was agreed thai several ses-
sions should be held during the vacation. in
order that something might be done with
the Navy Appropriation on which tn. two
legislative bodies are dead-locked. They
will meet on Wednesday, probably again on
the 9th and again on the 3lst. but il is not
expected any real work will be done. MANY
Senators and Members have scattered TO
their distant homes and a quorum cannot te
found
Both the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives had an active week prior to adjourn
ment. The Senate voted tor Dakota to
come into the Union discussed Naval
Appropriations. and the silver dollar 9ues-
ton, spoke briefly on Indian Land Leases,
received, read and referred new bills, petit
tons and memorials, and turned the public
out and barred its doors halt a dozen times,
while 1t whispered about the Spanish and
Nicarasnan Treaties |, also confirmed
some Presidential appointments among
them Hon. Hugh McCulock for Secretary
OF the Treasury 10y a vote of tilly against
one-that of Senator RilIlebarger. oi VIZ
gina. The Senate began consideration of
the Interstate Commerce bIll. the question
WITH which the House has been wrestling
for three weeks unable vet 10 reach a vote
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
Notice Of Petition for Discharge,


HANCOCK SIS Court of Insolvency
In the case of George W. Rcdnan, IrsnI, go
Debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition In, o,,
IN this fourth day of Dec, A. D., 1854, been nr'
sented to said Court for said County BY Goo ~ ~
Red:nan. OF Deer Isle, in the County OF Ianro,i
praying that he may be deereed to have a nm ~
charge from all his debts provable under thr ~
solvent Act of the State of Maine apprnye,,
February 81, 1878, and upon said Petition lr -
ORDERED by said Court that a hearing Gr t' :,
upon the same before said Court, at Ellsworth in
Thursday. the eighth day of Jan A. Fl is, U'
at ten o'clock in the forenoon; and that note,
thereof be published in the Ellsworth tm,ri,,,
anewspaper printed or published in said Cnunf,
Hancock, once week for two successive wrfl
the last publication to be DAYS at least hpror NJ
day of hearing; and that all creditors yybn INK.
proved their debts. and other person. intrr,.fs,i
may appear AT said place and time ma I,,'
cause, II any they have, Why \ DISCHARGE .t,,IG
not be granted said Debtor acror,Iing In ,Ja
prayer of his petition. " '''
2w5is Attest ems u Nom.
Register Of said Court Of said County nfljar...t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
LOGAN NOTICES.

go ~ +'''N : hui Ntil'll' II' y monographs
hy j. now ttln- mp with hi new scenery and
Hrr'~ >nri">.
For the greatest amount Of pictures .,
short Notice. cal a. Toys Gallery whrrr YOU
ram IN - VI our >ittin. nv tn, new In>tAn.
thnrud- pri Plate Process.
VT. t.', RurriI reports the line II ~
posts ~ III bank a. rapidly increasing and a..
ready -Ncr'din- hi- anticipntipn> Mr. Bur.
rill nirr- the same banking farlific. 10 our
merchants and othrr>. - would h.. furnished
hy National Bank 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-12-25
ViCk'S Floral Guide

AN L III Oil VI llluC
for lss5 4 an Elegant Book Of l3o Pages :,
tolored flatr Of Flowers, and more than INN
ilustrsuohs Of the choicest Flowers Plants and
'tseables, and Directions for growing II l.
handsome enough for the Center Table or. nan
is Present send ON your name and Post Dnre
aldress WIN 10 cents, and Will send YOU A COM,
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~. Is printed in both English and German II Won
a'er"arls orier seeds deduct the 10 cts
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them. W ~ anu grow
~ Flower ami Vegetable Gar,len, 40 Page.
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nEAs Illustrated Monthly Magazine. 81 maya.
~ rea,nhg matter, Colorea Plate in every MIN
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seai rive copies for 81. Specimen nuuGer. Ia
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-, lck Magazine and any one ~ the foIInu,
ihg publications at the prices named hcln,,
oientury. $50; liarper's Monthly. stOS. 81 Nh
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