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duty for 80 DAYS during the year ending
June /, 1856, if, in the Judgment of the
''coasiing trade commission hereafter pro-
yided for, the exigeneies of the trade re-
quire it.
2. That in contracts for carrying coal.th
rate of freight shall be- exclusive Of discharge;
the skipper shall load vessels in turn; the con-
sgnee shall discharge in turn and at the rate
of $50 tons per day; the rate of demurrake
shall be reduced to cents per ton per day;
and that these changes shall go into effect
on Jan. |. 1856, or sooner if arranged By the
commission.
3. That a minimum rate Of coal and ice
feights be fixed ,changeable from time TO time
bv the commission according to the exigen-
cies OF the trade.
4. That ''coasting trade commission be
created BY the convention, to consist of five
representative members one each from New
York. Boston, Philadelphia. one Of the Long
Island sound ports. and one from the east
ward Of Boston SAID commission t } get from
the owners and captains authority investing
them with full power to establish the mini
mum rate of coal and ice freighls, above
provided. TO represent The coastlng trade,
a0d TO consult with the interests auxiliary to
this trade in making this rate.
D. That the managing owners and
masters Of al! coastwise vessels be requested
10 transmit their pledges to abide by the
above regulations to the commission lat
such place as they may designate), sending
the name and registered tonnage of their
vessels, and giving the commission fall
authority 10 bind their vessels for the gem
elal good of the cnasliny trade
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We publish the circular letter of Post
master General Villas this week. in order
that our civil service friends may see the
utter holIowness Of Democratic pretentions
TO civil service rules. If any thing more
was needed % show this. the letter of Mr..
Villas furnishes il
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
Douglass Copper Co.

TN accordance with the bylaws Of this Company
i So many shares Of each parcel Of stock NAMED
below as may be necessary will be sold at Public
No. s, Wheelwright 4 Clark's Block, ON saturday
May 3, ls>l, at ten o'clock A. NJ, to pay the dc
linquent assessment thereon, together with The
cost Of advertising and expense of sale. The
amount due upon each share Is twenty five cents
The names of the owners OF the shares to be sold
IS shown by the books of the company, and the
number or numbers Of the certificate certificates
representing said shares and the number of shares
for which each certificate was issued are as below
Indicated in their appropriate columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

-Eben F. Pdsbury has begun well.
He entered on the duties of his Office
Thursday and at once appointed his son as
deputy. Mr.. pilsbury will not lose time
in introducing reform in his office BY turn
ing out present incumbents and putting in
new ones Of his own stripe.
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Bids fol. County buildings.

NOTICE l. hereby given that bid, will be
' received by the County Commissioners
till Monday. June <. 1875. at O'Clock L. NJ,
for the construction of IA County building. TO
include Court Room and County Offices, whirh
construction shall include the grading of the
lot and the furnishing of all material, for the
subStructure and suDerstrueture. Bids Will
also be received, up to the same day and hour,
for the rebuilding of the County Jail, and the
County Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any. or all bids. Pisns and specid-
cations can be seen at the Office of II. b.
Saunders. Clerk of Courts for the County of
Hancock. where they may be- examined By NIL
who desire to present bids for the work
The successful bidder win be required to
furnish a good and sufficient bond for the faith
full performance of the work.
Bids should be sent to II. b. Saunders,
County Clerk. Ellsworth. Maine.
j. W. S0MES. County Com.
NIB. COOLIDGE. Of
J. w. BLAISDELL. Hancock Co.
May 70, 1885. 3w2l
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-Riel. the head Of the rebellion in the
Northwest, against the Canadian govern
ment, has been captured and his followers
scattered. BY his capture the rebellion is
practically ended, 50 far a, any organized
movement, are concerned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

PosTnrrIcr DrrAKrMrNr.

OFFICE or POSTMASTER GENERAL,
WASHINGroN. ID. C., April -. 1881
Dear sir: The continued illness Of Mr..
Hay Will DELAY his coming for some time
Vet to the Department, and think it de-
sIrabic that some action should be taken in
the way OF removals, and am impatient To
assist our people in securing relief to which
the, are justly entitled from partisan post
masters. have had conference with the
Virginia delegation, and they will soon
buu- 10 their cases, and shsli hope TO
make the earliest removals in that STATE.
y soon they shall be really. and hope
within week. | desire to appoint from three
TO ten IN a county in Virginia, amounting 10
several hundred altogether had inten-
dei to invite Yourself and the Democratic
delegation from New York to meet me tins
week and consider the plan upon which
should proceed IN making removals in New
\ nrk. But | understand it Will be incou-
veuient for some to travel hither now. and
1t has occurred to me that perhaps the same
end might be- accomplished bv writing.
shall beg YOU. therefore. Ia consider the
Suggestions | make ~ to the methods ~
Procedure, and il YOU can adopt Them and
get some cases ready within the next two OF
three weeks. i think within the month of
Ma, can give substantial tellef. that vii
take away the importantly and discomfort
think that from L. To - per cent. Of the
fourth class po>jma>ler> IN Nv York might
lee removed within the next Two months AMI
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

-Ex-Go,ernor P.aisted seems to be the
spokesman Of the Maine Democratic dele
CATION now in Washington for the purpose
Of advising the President As to official
changes necessary in thi> State The Bos-
ton Y,accY55 SAYS IF Mr. Cleveland had to
listen 10 one Of Mr. plastcds speeches he
has flily earned his frs, wears salary to
sax the least,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
HE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, MAY 81.

y DO not read anonymous letters and communi.
cations. The name and address Of the writer are in
ai cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
tien but as guarantee of good faith.
W cannot undertake to return or preserve com.
munications that are not used.
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Harnesses Repaired at Short
Notice.
Ellsworth, May l3. 1885.
2mos20
Sherifs Sale.

H,NCock - May ;. \. D., Iss5
TAKEN on execution wherein Ersistus Reiman
and kra-tus r. Redman are plaintifr, AMI
Daniel : Jordan Is defendant, anil will Ii. snIJ
~ Public Auction on saturday the 18th iay of
JUNG, \ ID I>~j, at two o'clock in the afternoon
AT the Office OF Geo. W Fiske in Ellsworth i'm sail
county, all the right in equity which Daniel :
Jordan OF Township No a. in the County Of
Hancock and state of Maine, has in the following
described real estate situated in Township No -
middle division County of Hancock TO Wit. The
southern half of said Township No. y, and con
tanning according to the Of James Peter
eleven thousand five hundred and twenty acrr-
more or less. re-erving therefrom one public lof
containing $50 acres, three lottery lots eontainin
i1 acres each lots Nos :, 3, l. j, q, = 10, H. -
10, II, IL, -, 90 p ~ 3d. 52 and 3d. each contain
ii 100 acres also reserying of that part or parfs
Of lots numbered 3, IA, Is, which lie westerly az
th' ihbtlle branch of Union River roptainin,
- acres more less and,a-o reseryins lCr; ,cr,.
sod amt decided Ia j. 4. &. c. H. Grant Iayin,
ami containing 6aJ0 acres more or less, acc,nline
10 the survey and plan OF said Township by James
refers a aforesaid, meaning hereby To convey All
ths Interest Daniel ;. Jordan has In one undyf.I
hHIf part OF bt5j acres above According d, III.
survey aud plan aforesaid of James Peters nn1
being The same premises conveyed Ia D,niel .
Jordan by John r. Whtcomb and ChnrIe. n
Haynes On the 18th lay of February, ISIS %
3wl9 d. L. Fiji IL sja,.,
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Assessors Notice.

TilE Inhabitants ~ the civ If Ellsworth lI.
l others having Taxable Prpprrt, within ,s.
city ne hereby notified and requested t. brius
tothe undersigned Assessors uf said tIt}. tr,
ami perfect lists OF thctr Polls and all their 3
tatt@ Real and Personal Including uiunty 3u h.tt.
AMI all money loaned on prppcr1s Il, puturtHE..
upon Mortgages, Bonds Dc,-,i@, Note. pu, ~
ana hcinnrandum-, or in ans tuAhurr -n iutp-t,.
tiiit interest OF other consideration shalt Doe bio.
or become due thereon, debts hue NOR taa.
owing, and an property held ia trust 4- titar,tit.
Executor, Administrator, or otherwise. .tN....
such a J. hy law exempt from taNtt,.H.
Whi'h thtt were po-~e--t.tl of va thr first ,iA.
Aprl instant, and to bc prepared h -ui~taut. t.,
the same by oatn. And for thc purpose, OF .,
'eiNlhg said Lists, the undersigned viii Dee ID
session AZ their office during the business hour
of each day, In the Aldermen Room City HtH
from the First 10 the Fifteenth, Inclusive. pf Apr
instant, SUNDAYS excepted ana auF persona
examination OF Property by the Assessors. VIII
nor DC considered a waiver for neglect nf any
person IN bringing in true ami I,,g;vrt Lets o.
required by law. Blank Schedule ma. n, hai At
the Assessors. Office
&c hose persons who neglect t. comply Wt'
thl- notice VIII he dcharrcd hy tsW from app,l.
ing from the decision OF the Assessors. uu th,.l
application Tor attachments
ALBERT +. JELII~D\.
GEO. W. \EWBEttI\
JOHN q. JORDAN
-, i2ti Assessors of Ellsworth
Ellsworth, April l. lSS5
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The Postohoes,
AZ ATTACH uroN TIE "oFFEN>IvE PAErI-
SANS" URGED.

The following circular has been issued by
the postmaster general. Il has thus far been
sent 10 the Democratic members OF Congress
from the states Of Ohio. Indiana. Virginia
and New York, and will be sent to members
of delegations from other states. The name
Of the state is filled in according to the dele
CATION that is addressed:
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bill Nye the Western humorist,r has
EN- visiting friends Mt Fairfield


aRll W. ,ba was,a h,,.;., ,,,s
49, .,;.;,;,,s ,.;a.sts :, E.a.e.,Ia
- Mrs Hodgdon, OF Bath, who was shot
by her son on May I, died Sunday night.
The son is in Wiscasset Jail.
H. ~. g., ~
60. M mHi, ..a', -. 'e pos
.'''"' ~ ''o''" '''''''' u'e" "e'''eS''s'
Col. VIM. s. Baker. recently Of the
Hotel North, Augusta, has leased the Grand
Union Hotel opposite Yale College, New
Haven Conn.
The President has appointed Albert u.
Page postmaster at HouIton, vice Ehen
| Woodbury.. whose commission has expired.
~. =.
aoou' % .e",s' was ufu"heu IN 'ihatis
.'''' '.aNe' 'us' ~! -, ~, SUP
p'seo '"'' ne ie'' ''o'ii us "oa' ne "ous
was 'seo'eie"'
The new steamer "WhbeuanaI" was
4 launched at O!dtown. FRIDAY afternoon. in
1 the nrespnce of large eroyd No accident
occurred The boat draws seven feet If
wafer
-noNethot h9lie ga alipalhiru fft'ttss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Maine to California.

From long winters To perpetual summer.
From frosts, SHOWS and rains to the sunniest
climate in America.
The land OF sunshine, fruits and flowers.
For fun particulars rs to climate and productions
and the best and cheapest way 10 reach there.
Inquire of f. z. SWANrON, or A. l.. MACE, Is
Hammond street. Bangor, Maine. 6ws0
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H. GALlaGRT
Important Facts for all Buyers OF
Dry & Fancy Goods.

be soa selling them
stock quantity and unequaei by Eastern Maine
After this
reacia annually which and value
uncqael line this We could have
right Oar long
knowledge the business the assertion
special bargains always be found at
following which
b. large aud We offer the exceptionally low prices
and Ladies, consisting thing
in fashion, Dress Silks, Black and ,oor BraoNle silks Satin
black and o Plain
Neycs. black anl brord This
tlf AMI ready
~ that selling these low firm in the
rouur
o.S goods, variety every
body.
which popular this have every
and < able a
line
Glove, aul Underwear Prices Low All the novelties ia Dress
receives special made
Importers YORK. everything
Beaded M In Jerseys carry thirty
f,ral.> style, aHl qualities from - $500.
+
t~ta aru d oue
on hi i,uun r1.t aud
ufI cm or to
wna iNc q "a % n
than call Woarc certain AMI att
Va. GALHIER's'o
MAIN STREET.. ELLSWORTH
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eEs2 ssSIt7 A.-2.-AI EzpaEss 90. ysasssY osurss
Receipts given. Money refunded If Order. ~,
lost -otd az all Offices OF the CO. PAYABLE nj 4; ~,
places. RATES; TO &5-5e.: close. sso IN. I.
sso-iac-: s40l5.: 5000. smosIs an oloc.
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NOTICE,

IN and after Thursday, MAY twenty first. trava,
" across the Bridge at East Bluehil viii ~
suspended, for the purpose of building a new
bridge: All persons will govern theuselyes
accordingly. 20
NAHUM HiNEKIEY, ~
ARTHUR q. HINCkLEY H,n,.btu
Bluehin, May Ii, Iss5. oyrsa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Henry Jones of Georgia. recently ap-
pointed special agent of the national bureau
Of labor statistics, is native OF Maine.
lie lived in Bangor during the war. and
was one Of ihe Keen sympathzers with the
rebels. a, soon a, the war was over he
started for the South, and has spent most
Of his time since IN Georgia. either practic-
ing lax or working upon newspapers.
When Alexander J. Cameron wen, to
the Treasury Department. las, week, for his
orders anl commission as special agent Of
the Treasury be was informed BY Secretary
MaGnin. ,h4, hi, commission had been
revoked No reason was gwen SO far as is
knowa. \ he ua> appointed at the 1ic-
ta;ion d NJ r.lisba1, j; may be that that
gentleman can mud piece for Mr.. Cameron
in his own ofi-e. after hi, own family has
been taken care Of.
The Maine Democratic delegation, now
III Washington. !, evidently having consd-
erab.e difficulty Ia aprorijoain- ca, the Of
dae, 10 ,h., state The difficulty seems TO
arise from H. fact iha, the Pre>i4en, j, not
vel pleased wan those who recommended
the appointment Of Capt. Chase. and also
from ile disagreement ia the delegation re-
a,iyy b who ~hA. be given the prominent
positions.
"a. 5..5 F4x.,rattt.. Ia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Fertilizer for Sale.

A good fertilizer manufactured at the East
II Lamone Phosphate works, is for sale at the
factory. Price from ~ to aio per ton. Apply 10
2w20 Vim. r. DEsiSLEs.
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= eNv Advertisements.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
Hancock County
Telephone anil Telegraph Co.,
HON &. u. WI,,yEIL. FIRST.
GEO 81 GsiAsE. ,.ann-. r.

Public Offices arc established a. follows Bar
1ariiur Spmesyille tor Mount DS-gT5. Southwest
iiarbor Bass Hariior, Northeast iartor, and
seal IIarbor, all on the Island nf Mount Desert !.
Ellsworth. Ellsworth Fans. Lamginc and Lautoine
Point Franklin and sullivan
From any Of these Office. prepared to
accent tclcgrams for the Western Union Offices hy
our lines.
We are also in direct communication by teie
phone with Buck sport, Bangor, Belfast, Rocki1u.i
Augusta, and all Intervening places, ami we can
transact any business with the abIsc places at
very low rates.
We are also prepared Ia furnish telephones TO
subscribers at short notice.
All business entrusted To Us will he promptly at.
tended to. Please report any complaints delays
aud address ali CORES pondence 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Ferttcf >ufistacf,on GunaaflgI.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-04-18
st. Louis.
TBy Associated Labor Press. j


= ST. LOUIS, April 4.-At the last meeting
of Typographical union No. 8, an assessment
of 25 cents was levied on each working card
for the ensuing quarter, for the benefit of the
striking knitting girls. Three of the young
ladies were present as a committee from
their assembly, and were much gratified at
the generous action of the ''prints." A few
evenings later check for 800 was handed
to the committee, which will be used in pur-
chasing knitting machines for the proposed
cooperative factory
The new Carpenters union English speak
ing) held meeting at Central Turner hall
last Sunday and adopted scale of prices
which prohibits members from working for
less than So per day.
Two new assemblies of the Knights of
Labor have been organized here within the
past two weeks, one of railroad men and the
other of plumbers. The order is on the
boom all over the west since the late railroad
victory over Jay Gould and his pals.
.' ..l'.| '''." .'+ St. l.. q.
The Labor enquirer., 1885-04-18
Philadelphia.
IBy Associated Labor Press.]

40 by Associated LaDor fress.J
PHILADELPHIA, April 14,-The strike of
the carpet weayers still continues IN thiscity,
and they are just as determined to hold Out
as when they first left their looms, over -four
months ago. The manufacturers again sent
for the committee last week, but received
from them the same terms as heretofore 4
Acknowledgement of the right of labor to
combine for mutual protection and six cents
a yard for weaving, H. - N
The strike Of esteyedores still continues,
though the company has succeeded in getting
two of their vessels out to sea four days be-
hind time. The Italians could not stand the
hard work, and on Friday they were com
PEELED to stop. This company had a novel
way of preventing the strikers from commu-
nicating with the sens of Italy. After work
was through for the day they were all taken
upon tug boat and landed in Camden, MI,
on the opposite side Of the river, from
The Labor enquirer., 1885-04-18
New OrIeans.
[By Associated Labor Press.

[By Associated Labor Press.l
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-The condition
of the labor market here has not improved
any since our last report
Carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers and
painters are doing nothing. A tour among
the bosses shows that they have no jobs on
hand and they anticipate a dull spring and
worse summer. Architects and builders say
that they are making no plans, consequently
there are no new buildings under contract.
There is no limit to idle men in the city
and many go hungry for want of employ
ment ... ....,. ... F.
Typographical union, No. II, held an en-
thusiastie meeting last Sunday, at which the
election of the several officers took place.
The contest was spirited but the best of feel
ing prevailed. R. F. Gray and Geo. Cooper
were elected delegates to the International
Typographical union.
New Orleans Pressmen's union held an
election Sunday morning at their hall ON Ex-
change hall and elected W. H. Hinman
delegate to the International union.
L. "
The Labor enquirer., 1885-04-18
McGRATH's REPORT.
Extracts from the Advance Sheets OF the
Report Of the Michigan Labor
Bureau,

The ENQUIRER is under obligations to
Joseph A. Labadie for condensed ar
ticle made up, from the advance sheets
of the annual report of the Michigan
Bureau of Labor Statistics. Lack of
space forbids the publication of the ar
ticle entire, but portions of it are given
below. The report when completed will
embrace 45O pages of important inform
alton, together with about 200 statistical
tables
Strikes and combinations is the cap
tion of part III. Strikes, combinations
and pools are treated together: A num-
ber of newspaper notices of strikes "
are followed by an equal number of no.
tices of pools and combinations-the
former the strikes of wage workers, the
latter the strikes of employers. 1t con-
tains an account of the Hooking Valley
strikes and detailed history of the Au
Sable and Oscoda strike. The article
concludes as follows:
Seeds of social trouble germinate fast
in such conditions. Society is letting
these combinations become institutions
without compelling them to adjust their
charges to the cost of production, which
used to be the universal rule of price.
Our laws and commissions to regulate
the railroads are but toddling steps in
path in which we used to walk like men.
The change from competition to combi-
nation Is nothing less than one of those
revolutions which march through his
tory with giant strides. ] When Stephen
son said of railroads that, where combi-
nation was possible competition was
impossible, he, was unconsciously de-
claring the law of all industry" u
+ In commenting upon this subject the
commissioner says:
"Strikes are sometimes unreasonable !;
they are always unreasonable when thew
seek to enforce a demand for higher
wages than the employer can pay and
save fair margin of interest upon his
capital, and a fair reward for the enter
prise which has built up his business.
Capital, when accumulated by indus
try, economy, enterprise and self-denial,
is entitled to respectful consideration.
But all capital is not thus acquIredA
Much has been accumulated illegiti-
mately by wrecking processes, and the
advantages of the capital class are not
entirely those which follow the lesitl-
mate action of economic principles.
This class obtain additional power
through legislative enactment, and it Is
the action of these leglslated privileges
which lnjures the people and tends to
produce discontent, increasing want
poverty and strikes. '0t -
There are 259, 900 manufacturers in the
United States, large number of whom
insist upon policy the effect Of which