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The daily gazette., 1877-09-10
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
II e AL ESTATE

IN TAI BOT COUNTY, MD.
ITNDER and by virtue of decree of the
u Circuit Court for Talbot county, in
Equity. the undersigned, Trustee will Of
fer at Public Sale, in front of the Court
House, in the town of Easton. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1877,
between the hours of and 5 O'Clock. L. NJ.
of that day, all that
VALUABLE FARM OR PLANTATION.
situate. lying ana being in Easton District
OF said county, called and known as
" "HARWOOD'S HILL" or "WICKER.
SHAM FARM"
where Abner Morton now resides, adioin-
ing the lands of Harrison Austin, Il. c.
Town and others, containing the quanti-
ty of,
3sI ACRES OF LAND.
More or less about 50 to 100 Acres of which
is well set in
VALUABLE WOOD & TIMBER.
This property is well located on the west
side of the public road leading from Easton
TO Wye Mills; nearly square in shape and
bounded on the east and west sides by pub
lie roads would conveniently divide into
two or four sections TO suit purchaser. Only
~ miles from Easton, in good neighbo
hood, convenient to schools churches mills,
&C., and within mile of the waters OF
Miles River. The land is beautifully un-
dulating-the soil a red clay loan natural
ly rich and fertile, and in high state of
cultivation. This farm is under good fen.
cling, and is in many respects one of the
most desirable situations in Talbot county.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-10

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advance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

the confirmation OF Key and perhaps
Schurz, but will not make a vigorous
effort to defeat them. The Committees
are all filed, and those to which Cablnet
nominations were referred all held
meetings last night and this morning,
and all agreed 10 report favoring the
confirmation of the appointees. The
strongest argument was that the nomi-
nations would be confirmed in any event,
and, with the Democratic votes they
could gel, 1t was useless to attempt to
fight them.
simon Cameron made bitter fight
in the Foreign Relations Committee
against EVarts, and the adjournment
till this morning was made with the
nope that he would be toned down to
the extent of uniting with the other
members and making unanimous re-
port in favor Of confirming Mr.. Evarts.
He came in this morning with the same
determination as yesterday and refused
to sign the report. 1t is not believed, ,
however, that he will make minority
report or much Of a further fight, now
that Morton has deserted MIN and rec
commended that Mr.. Evarts be con-
frmed.
The struggle in the executive session
tC-Aay, ii one occurs al ali, will be one
sure OF ending in the continuation OF
every name sent i'll by the President.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

Miscellaneous-JAs. Harrison, exhib-
iting gaming devices, continued tC
March 20; Frank Cory, same, continued
to April Z; WIN. johnson, Harrison Lud
wig and e. A. Wyatt. same, continued
to March %; Daniel Fiend, same, CON.
tinued to March "a; ThOs. Conlev, same,
continued to March q; J. Mccullough.
same, continued Ia, April 10; W. l..
Fitzgerald, same, continued to April Il;
s. Z. Chinn, same, continued to March
20; 2. Murray, same, continued to April
3; Thomas Mead, personal violence on
officer, continued to March 81; Eph.
Holland, concealed weapons, dismissed;
Catherine Sudendorf, receiving stole Il
goods, dismissed; August Saenger, cut
ting with intent to Kill, continued 10
March II; John Sheridan, malicious de.
struction, dismissed. '.
Petit Larceuy-Chas. Clifford, 3O-$50;
Henry Griffith, S25; John ONeil, con-
tinued 10 March 10; Oscar Porter, Otto
Bprth, Herman Weis and Nicholas
Henry, dismissed; VIM. l.. Rogers, alias
w. Z. Wade, four charges, continued to
March II; John Wilson, 30-$50.
DrRnkenness-Mary Bauer, so days.
Assault and Battery-Margaret Da-
Wis, $40, fine remitted; John sheridan,
dismissed; Henry Besher, dismissed
VIM. Lang, Jr., dismissed.
Fagrancy Miller, dismissed; E .
len Burns, 80 days; VIM. Johnson, JAS
Kelly, George Clarke, dlsmissei.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
HOrtkcIl turai.

The Cincinnati horticultural Society
met in regular session this morning in
their rooms in the Grand Opera-house
Building, President r. b. Price in the
chair, and quorum present.
On motion of Mr. Kelly the Secretary
was instructed to request The morning
papers to publish the report OF the Com
mittee on "Tree Agents." The repor,
has already pPeared in The SrAR-Rep
Mr.. Chas. B. Mcdonald, OF this city ,
exhibited two Of the finest specimens of
the Gala Eshiopia Ga beauGilul white
fl Iwer) thar the Flower Committee had
ever seen. One OF them measured nine
inches in length and sevca i'll breadth.
Some elegant varieties OF carnaLion
were sent In by the same gentleman.
An interesting discussion was had OIL
parIor culture of plants, a subject that
interests all Inc lovers OF indoor Guilt.
walton. 1t was decided that at the next
meeting, which takes place one week
from to- lay, the discussion will be re.
sumed, at which time several articles
on the subject will be received and read
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

An inquest was held this morning on
the body OF John Wesley Campbell, a
male child prematurely delivered. Oh
Thursday afternoon, and who died on
Friday. 1t seems that the mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Campbell, was kicked OF
struck in the abdomen on the Goth OF
last month, and that this was the cause
OF the premature birth. A man named
Henry Becker was arrested for the act.
Wm. Campbell, the father of the child,
testified that Becker and himself had :
quarrel al a house, No. 305 West Liber-
ty street, on the 10th ul!., and that dur
ing the quarrel the woman received the
injuries from kick by Becker. DR.. Il
Hennlng was called in and attended to
her.
He did not discover any externa
marks Of injuries, although the wOmal
said she was suffering from the effects
OF II kick.
Mr. Becker testified that VIM. Camp
bell begun the assault, and that the lal-
ter kicked the woman. He denied that
he touched Mrs. Campbell.
The jury brought in a verdict Of death
by premature birth, the result oil kick
or blow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

Qtail, birds nests, sharks fins, fungi,
duuGs, mushrooms, bamboo sprouts,
Chinese brandy served IN lhimbles, tea,
and Roederer. This was the menu
at banquet given IN San Francisco
fortnight ago by chinese merchant.
Major General ingalls,, Pay Director
Cunningham, Col. F.A. Bee, and a args
company OF Caucaslans were among the
guests. The dinner was eaten with
chopsticks to slow Chinese music, ana
then the table was cleared, and as
compliment to the guests an American
dinner was served. "Gentlemen," )" said
one of the Chinese hosts, when conyer-
sation began to droop and wilt, "you
know what the Governor Of North Caro-
lima said to The Governor of South Ca O.
lima: 1tS a long tim9, between drinks"
Here was most respectable Caucas-
san joke, which has filed the pauses Of
many an American dinner, picked up
by John Chinaman and peddled out GA
the first oocasionl Verify the M0ngo-
liam is making rapid strides in civiliza-
ton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

LAYING FOR liIM-It having come to
the ears oG the United States 0fficiais at
this point that Big English, the boot
blacE, had a handful uf lead niekels in
his possession, the boy was yesterday
interviewed Oil the subject.
"Yes; Pve got nineteen bad nickles ia
my trousers pocket" Was his prompt
reply. r...r
And what are you doing with them?'
Holding right to 'em. You needn't
think you've got case again me, Tor
you havePl.' ~. ~ III
"How did you get those bad piecesi'
"Rlch man, who shall be nameless-
black his bUols every morning-hauds
me out lead nickie-;h. .nks he's cot .
soft thing OIL me, but Pm IayiR for hint"
How?
"Why, he's got a daughter 'bout my
age. P.l De thinking of marry ing in TWO
or three years more, and Pll shoulder q
bag o! bis nickles, walk into the Parlsr
ana gently say: 'Mister man, l love Thy
ialr daughter, and demand her haui ia
marriage. Behold the proofs of your
vile perhdy, aud come up to the rack or
go to the jugP You just keep still and
let him shower out his bogus coins. I
amt handsome, but Pm u terror 70
planP Free Press. ....rH..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

The Lord Bishop of Huron is in the
city, the guest Of w. j. M. Gordon, ESQ
Dan. Weber, the Ex-Sherif, has sue.
ceeded Mr.. Covington i'll the Police
Board.
Mr.. r. McGilliard, Justice of the Peace
for Springfield Township, has resigned
the resignation 10 take effect April 10
1871.
Mr.. L. F. Wehrmann, the well-knoEn
furniture dealer, is now in New Orleans.
HIS health has been greatly benefited
by his Southern trip.
Mayor Johnston has accepted the in
vitatlon to deliver an address to the i'll
mates of the Dayton Soldiers Home
OF ST. Patrick's Day,
Mr.. Dudley Mayo, for long time al
attache OF the Adams Express Company
IN this Guy, mas accepted the position oil
agent OF the Company at Wacdila, Kau.
Sa9.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
FLASHES.

Senator Cameron, OF Wisconsin, Is
quite i'll, of typhoid fever. ......
Franciscans are pressing claims for
the cancellation OF Columbus.
1t is learned that large quantities OF
oleOmargarine are manufactured in Chi
cage, and sold for butter.
1t is believed that the Pope, at the ap-
preaching C0nsistory, will read an En-
cyclical upon the condition OF The Church
in Europe and America. .a-. .L
DIR. Fortin, member'of Parliament for
Gaspe and recently Speaker of the One
bee Assembly, has been unseated, with
costs, on the ground Of bribery by
agents.
The five story brick building, 339 to 347
Washington street, New York, occupied
by Henry Welsh, wholesale grocer, fell
Thursday nigh owing to defective grid
ers. Loss $4,000. .n
Property tor the site of the new Pitts
burg Post-oftice, between Third and
Fourth avenues, has been condemned
for hatpurpose. The Board Of Viewers
appraised it at $107, 900. .Y..
The Merchants and Cotton Exchange
of ST. Louis yesterday reso lived that,
GAS representatives OF the business in
terests OF st. Louis, we hereby heartily
approve of the just and conservative
course thus far marked out by Presi-
dent Hayes, and that our Senators in
ongress be urged to rise above all party
feeling, as patriotism should govern
their actions.'
Intelligence has been received from
FIJI that the Raicolo prisoners (Canni-
bats). who were working on the roads at
Suva, escaped While going on with the
work in The usual manner. At a signal
all made rush off together, there being
som4 thirty OF them. The native guard
tired on them, and several were Killed
and two or three re;aken. but The re-
mainder effected their escape to the
m9untaiu-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
TO-DAY'S SENATE.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.!The galleries
were not more than half full at the open
ing of the Senate this morning, and in
the rear Of the seats of Senators the
ball was almost deserted. The attend
anoe of Senators was much smaller than
on the other days of the session.
Senator David Davis, after trying the
old arm chair for the day, declared it a
misft after all; it was removed, and
a new one has been ordered built ex-
pressly for his use. In the meantime he
hovers about the clerk room, and, when
absolutely necessary, squeezes into an
ordinary Senate chair.
The Vice President called the Senate
to order at II O'clock.
Tue journal Of yesterday was read.
The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of
War, transmitting, in compliance with
a Senate resolution of the last Senate, a
report OF the employment of troops in
the Modoc country. Laid on the table.
Also u letter from MIR. Orion, Presi-
dent of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, asking that the telegraph dis
patches in The possession OF the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections be
returned, as the purpose Tor which they
were procured had passed away; also
| saying that similar request, which was
read and transmitted 10 Mr. Ferry,
President pro TEN. of the Senate, but no
reply had been received.
The Chair asked the Senate what &C
tion should be taken on the request,
peDding which, and before any suggeS-
tion was made, the Senate at 12:5J p
NJ, on motion Of Mr.. Sergeant, went
into executive session, aud at 12:4t
| the doors were opened, and on motion o
MIR. White the Senate adjourned Till l:
O'clock Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

wrestling - A COllar-bOne Gives
..t Way.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, March 1C.-.rhe Owens.
Grace wrestling match for s., 900 and the
champion belt was won by Owens
Grace's collar. bone was broken in the
first bout, which lasted thirty-one min.
utes.
Damage by the Storm.
The storm OF yesterday was the most
severe OF the winter. Considerable
damage was done at various places in
this vicinity. The most serious damage
was at the Phoenix Chemical Works. A
large foUr-jtory frame building was DE-.
molished. The loss on stock and fix.
lures is estimated at so. 600. The gale
also caused considerable damage in
Brooklyn aud throughoui New jersey.
Saved From the BOnd-street Fire.
Sayerai safes have been Laken from
the ruins Of The Bond-street fire and
opened. One Of Taylor Bros. contain
lug diamonds, fine jewelry and watches,
va,ued at over 100000, and valuable
papers, were all ,ound uainjured.
Another belonging to r ,binsou & Apple
ton, containing watcn cases and move.
ments were also found uninjnred.
SegmeHts of the Old Ring.
The case OF the United STATES against
Boyd & Co. for conspiracy with men,
bers OF the Chicago Whisky Ring, was
con, ,inued in the United States District
Court before Judge Blatchford.
Funeral OF the ST. Xavier Victims.
NEW YORK, March 10.-rhe Iunerai ot
Mary Casey, aged SIX cen, and Mary A.
Kelly, aged nineteen, two OF the victims
OF the easter Thursday night at St.
Francis Y vier's Church, took place
from thai church to-day. The church
was draped Ill mourning. 1t was so
crowded that many were unable to gain
admission. The services were con.
ducted by Father Langcoke, assisteu
by other priests.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

beginning the services, and an over
flowing meeting was held in DR.. Wyiic's
church near by. After many earnest
prayers haA been offered for Gov. HIVES
ana his wife, Mr. Thomas z. Hill first
prayed Tor them, and then that the rival
of the Chief Magistrate in the recent
election might bear his dfsappointmnn Mt
with equanimity. George IL. Stuart
made the clio, sing prayer, saying:
We would desire to unite in prayer
and thanksgiving for what, o God,
Thou hast done for us, and that we ex-
hibit to a whole civilized world a nC-
tiou changing rulers, and changing
them peaceaby. We pray also that the
blessing of God may accompany in his
private lite him who led our armies TO
victory. May the Pre- iident-elecL know
no North and no South in his admins
tration; may Mrs. Hayes be ever au ex-
ample OF u Christian wife and Chris
tian mother. We also pray for the Wee
President and his family. We pray Thee
also to remove all party slrife and all
party bitterness from our land LHf
peace soon reign in the troubled States
Of the South, and may all have tneir
rights guaranteed TO them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
BOARD OF PUBLIC wORxs.
Business Transacted by the Boar d
This Morning.

n
The Board met in regular. session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted permitting
the Cincinnati & Indiana Railroad Com
pany to reconstruct and relay side
track from the "connected railroad
crossing on Water street west of John
A resolution to lay water pipes OF
Mcmillan street from Auburn avenue tt
Ii ghland avenue, was adopted.
1t was resolved to recommend to Coun
Gil an ordinance in favor OF II. z. Dick
man on an uncollectable assessment.
The Committee on Claims reporte
that there was no defense against the
payment oil John L. Wright's claim ol
$2,50l 9S aud recommended its settle
ment. Approved.
Resolutions to improve Colerain Pike
ana Rachel street, were received aIt
filed.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Engineer be and
is hereby directed to close Hopplc-slree,
Bridge to public travel"
Adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
LATEST LOCAL.

THE annual meeting Of the Theological
ANA lie igious Library Of Cincinnati,
viii be neid at 7. NJ, Tuesday, in the
Public Library Building, for election of
iii 3ers.
The Arkansas Homestead Company
filed articles OF Incorporation. The cap
tai stock IS $1,000. coo, divided into five
thousand equal shares: The incorpo-
rators are John A.%Gassell, VIM. Ii.
Beecker, r. Z. Carrtftaers, r. A. For
syLh anu UIas. Z. Jacobs.
OLE BULL, the greatest living violin
virtuoso, assisted by Miss Emma Thur
by, M lie. Martinez, Tom Kari, the emil
nent vocalist, and Herr Leibling, The
distinguished pianist, Will give Two con-
certs, " ednesday and Friday evenings,
March IA and IL, at Pixies Music Hall.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10

THEQUEBN s GRAMMAR.-DublinM Mali:
There never Was Queens speech which
d d not Contain a grammatical error.
So says tradition. We will not say
there is any fragrant deviation from the
rules OF LindIey Murray in the docu-
ment read by Lord Cairns on Thursday,
but it is certainly Que OF tue most COM
plicated pieces OF English ever commit
ted to paper. The iOurth paragraph,
which aludes tn the negotiations that
took place before the Conference, is q
most marvellous sentence; but 1t sinks
into iusign!hcance before tue fifth para-
graph, in which we are informed thai
the Powers OF Europe required to bs
expanded and worked out by negOtia-
ZION. Perhaps this ambiguity Of dictioa
is prompted by delicacy: certain Pow
ers may desire expansion which can
only be arrived at by working
out (of Europi Of some other
Power. The nth, sixth, seE-
enth, and eighth paragraphs all
commence with participial phrase-a
horrible rem rant OF the Latin ablatixe
absolute, which ought to be banished
from all decent English composition. In
the tenth paragraph the redundancy OF
the conjunction "and" must strike evea
casual reader. But It must be a Diff
cult mater to write a Q leeRs speeens
to it, it is OF very little con equence ia
what language Ihe subject matter Ii
clothed. ..f 1...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
All the Cabinet Nominations Confirmed
Without Struggle.
Latest From the Senate, the White House
and The Departments.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 10-12:3O p. NJ
The Senate soon after sem5iiug this
morning went into executive session
and the doors have again just been
thrown open and the announcement
made that all the Cabinet nominations
have been confirmed. Nothing further
is yet known OF the proceedings OF the
executive session. Favorable reports
on the nominations were made by the
Committees, but in one or two cases the
reports were not signed by all members
OF the Committee.
There was rush towards the White
House Immediately upon the announce.
meut OF the confirmation of the Cabinet.
The crowd was very great, and none
were admitted to the Presidents pri.
vate Office except officials of high rank,
whose duties made an interview
necessary, aud a few personal friends
OF the President.
President Hayes appeared perfectly
serene over the news Of his first official
victory, and intimated in repl, to a
question OF one OF his visitors that he
uad never apprehended very formid.
able opposition to his no minations.
Special to the Star.
" AsHINGToN, March 10.-The excite
ment over The policy and nominations
OF the new President has pretty well
died out. The talk at the hotels last
night aud this morning indicates that
there will be no organized resistance 10
the confirmation of the remaining names
of the Cabinet. Senator Cameron is the
only open opponent. He is bitter and
determined, but has no following.
that the country did not comprehend
nis course, and that he did not mean to
Indicate determination to oppose the
adminis lration. He will vote avaiust
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-10
Person all

National Associated Press to the Star:
WASHINGTON, March 10.-IJ is now
universally conceded that Schurz, Key
and Evarts will all be conf med, but
not, however, without opposition.
..-. Extra Session.
In regard to an extra session of Con-
gress, the President has informed
Speaker Randall that he will give three
days notice in the call, SO that there
will be ample time.
Senator Sherman
forwarded his resignation to the Cover
nor yesterday, and expects to as
sumo The duties OF his new position to-
day. Mrs. John Sherman, the wife OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, will be
one ol the most popular ladies' who will
be called upon to do the honors Tor the
new Cabinet. Another lady who will
probably preside at the residence of one
Of the members of the new Cabinet is
Miss Schurz, daughter Of the new Sec
relary Of the Interior Department.
Probable Changes.
1t Is stated that the President con-
templates no change in the minor Offices
Of the Government, except where such
changes would insure increased eff
cheney in the performance OF the public
business. There will be some changes,
probably numerous changes in foreign
missions, and a few in the Consular
service. The Departments of Justice
and the United States Marshals in the
South will be most efectually over
hauled. .
The New Secretary of the Treas
ury.
One of the first objects that will re-
ceiVe the new Secretary of the Treas
ury's attention will be the internal
administration of the Department., as
we'll as the condition OF business in the
various bureaus. The long experience
OF Secretary Sherman, as head OF the
Finance Committee OF the Senate, has
given him thorough knowledge of the
Department. The selection OF Secreta-
ry sherman, next to his ability tor the
position, was due 10 his eminent
acquaintance with the financial affairs
of the country, and to the high position
which he has always held in the con-
fidence andJesteem OF the moneyed in
tereSG OF the nation. Secretary Sher-
man is not yet ready to communicate
his policy in the administration OF the
finances of the government, but judging
from his past record it will be in the d :
rection Ot specie resumption at the
earliest period consistent with the con-
dition OF trade and business.
Judge Davis Successor.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-rhere is a
formidable movement on loot to fill th e
vacancy on the Supreme Bench with Il
representative Southern man, and the
name OF Herschel V. Johnson, OF Gepr-
gia, is mentioned III this connection, and
his friends are moving in his behalf.