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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
E'RiE RAIIW


~ WINTFE ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS in effect
Ma IA -, 1877;
. q. M Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room CO3ches 10 Buffalo ana pension Bridge.
Ot5 m.ENprsss Mail for Buffalo with sleeping Coaches
Z p. m-(DaIIy) Pacific I3xaross for West sceon2
Coaches rough 10 Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. 'ncn
n ami Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining cars 10
Trains leave Chambers street Depot n Y. for
Newark $40 $3.50, 1915 100 3lJ, 5:lJ ard g. D
ana ~ liinght Saturday nights only. Sundays 9l1
RiiherfuiI PARK Passaic q. 7:i5 10 m. IL noon
1l5, g. 3A5, 4.3O o. d. $50 y 20 y. M ~ Midnight sun
GAYS o. $50 10 ~ I;ij, $50 and IL midnight.
fl'ef>OI o. 7i5 $50, 10. 1915 us II DooH lao,
3 35. 3:f5, 43O. 3, 5li, 65. G30 7, - and ~
midnight sundays, q, $780, 9l5 10 las, C30 p IN,
snIern G. 7:i5 1915 a. m 3:.5, s. G. I D. NJ. ~ MID.
night Sundays, g. $780, 10 a. m, l45, ESQ. p and l..
Conlwar o a. M $50, 1907 IN. sundays $50 Jam
warwick, lO45 q. ~. 400 y.
Nowburgb, D. 1915 n m, $780, 430p H. Sunlay@ $50
KINGSTON SO D. H. Sundays. $50 a. m.
Goshen. q, - g. 1913 $3.50, 30, $780, Sun
days t. $50. 10 a. ~. G3O, D. 90,
M.ldetoWn, 7i5, 81, lO35 3i5, 43o. D. M Sundays,
$3.50 10 a. M, f. The Il. N. aud 400 D. ~ trains con.
meet with NcwYorA and OswecO Midland Rarnad at Manst
Port Jerys ., lOij a. m, $3.50. p M sundays sJO, III
iTsts leaving Chambsrs-st Eaf hours
y earlier
thau above time trains leaving Chambers ST. quarter
leave Twenty thii.st Ht 10 and 10 connecting with
leaving HAMMERS st. at ana IL midligt
rleis passage and Tor Aparmcnis in Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches be ohtaino ana orders Tor the
Cin,ps Nos 90 52J amt 057 broadway No Cours,
IrOcklyn and ~ she CuBpaHys DerGtS II . , ~
TXcs. Trains from the West arrive III New'1orh al f'%o
q. 10, 2:l0 ana 100 D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

ro.vo roh IhI." Ton AND PHILADELPHIA.
,i orK loot OF Liberty for Trenton and Phila
" ~ ana ,'o so 800 $50 i3o. $3.50. 5:3O 1900
3:lJ. 81 D. ll:45 y. M " 49, ~ $3.50
Leave Philadelphia from North PeDnsyyania Rail
road Thira and BerSssts at 100 $780, $50 AIN
l3O $50. b 80 1910 y. m.
Leave lreI,n or New lork at l2r. Cas- 500. 0I0 95j
a. M l2l5. p q. AIS, G:OJ y. IN.
Pun Drawing Cars attached to the $50 a. IN.
and $50 and Sleeping the ~ o'clock
night trains from 10th New YORK ana Philadslphi.
ST. DAY TFhINS- Leave New York foot lAOsryst, and
PHILADELPHIA Tfd and BeTkssts. 1T 93 $780, IL
lckots for sac - foot Of Lcrys foo OF Claii st.
Nos J29 9i broadway at the principal hotels all offices
Of The trc Railway IN New YorS Brooklyn and Mt No
Court Brooklyn Baggage checked IRON residence TO
destination II. L. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

NLIFF-ST.-TO LET, No. 50 Cliff-st, well
~ built 4 story STORE at low rent Inquire 81 nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
HARTFORD, &C., Fare,


WORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
EGNFR EAIIEuA D Commencing Dee. -6 1915
,nj0cc.i trains - leave Grand Central Depot: -,
3.la - IN. western and Northern Express WIN drawing
SO =. h. SPECIAL Chicago and St Louis ESy1tss wlia
drawing 'oon cs hester and Buhalo aiSo Ihfodsh &c
e. - LOUIS.
$50 D. H., ~uccl Albany. Troy, AMI western ENit''$
aIiiye. a iIiialO. To- NJ. - ~, ...,..., 80. !
m tAurt,. VITA sceplnGc9fS oT atctto"H anu
C,rar.ioiau, Also Tor y ont cal q piatsDurga.
80 p Ia. FachC Esp - daily "'i ~ rl' -,'S i"r
V.r.i.r Niapa, Faiis I,GulO ccs claud, iwiandu01+
ami Icui., ne: alto cr chicago. va 1lH L. -. ana NJ g.
I,ai,!Iaas and 10 MOriI.ai -. Abanh ,. . A,
Loo n H. Fxprrss with slrcpins.cars Ior Albany ana
Nlav Train. p. Pc Local Tine Tables Ticket FOR sale ac
- So . s EuIiNdy. Iid 90 NcHaDt 'Ati''7 90" :
oc-'r. n. Parkp.,c 10 and 9tZ LrUpGNy Ne"-n "rA'
and 53J as.ns tons, i;rsa.,'. r'r,s..,,.r i,ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
NORTHERN RAILRnAD or NEWJEEsE

JSO. \. Abbott GEM Pdssr Agent. New YorS.
I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l JNPRAEGFNENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
leave is;3s Of Corandt AMI ipsDrnss, SsS At
80 H. M NrlI Express, daily for EistOn, Hehichgm Al
lcrtovn saurh huuS Wiikcabarge ptt.On SaYfr Einlr
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester, buHaO NiaEaf1 FANS an" 1''
Nest Pu!.maa $ sleeping coaches attached ,-.,
$500 tOUT. II. ShGVE Supt ana EnEr
General Eastern Office corner OF ChSrCh ana tort?hjss
ClIAS III. CUnMiNOS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

bonds WCrc aDtt uttltttCt, IOI OF NUIIN taIO
Inns special tax, third Glass, selling 90 Z. ald OhO %
OF 1881 at l07. I'm tho c,ti hank stocks taege
coycry Bank OF Commerce. 100 ,Ifo
price To 100. American Exchange lC) sold ai lO1:
Central National CO. ut 100; 81 N!ehoas to- At 90
and Park (2C) Mt lO2 IN railroad bones tuc dealings
were unusually light central Pachcs sdNarccd Ia
1879 Union hrsts being steady 1T loss. Jersey tea-
tral consolidated bonds wee up 30 - aud Issi,sipp
and oh % consolidated sinking fund Sc Rock Island
as yauced lOSl, Morris and Essex IS OI 1874 sell
ing ut o. ana and PtsDuI gh TILE SINK
ing fund ut ISL Tbeie sai,a VI Mtst,rn UuUa
Telegraph coupon bonds Of 1900 at lJ1i2.
Mcssrs Chase Atkins advertise taa, they viii pay tho
May coupons ON the Michigan Souinetn and NGr,aeyu
Indiana Railroad bonds at No: ~ Bruatst
The earnings OF The Missouri Ksnsas aud Texas ail.
way for the third week III April were:
1870. $50, 53G ISL $J00l9 Decrease sl7
The following the impoE. vi III SVvls peIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

acre Farm miles from city stations. good cot
tacr and out udugs lawn nicely shaded; 1900 feet
front on river. Pr!cc ~, 800: $1,000 r,inaa.
ALFRED HENMANCE. % Nuriay-st.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
REFORM IN THE KITCHEN.

The humorous author of the ESSAYS
of Ella" in referring to the tedious
methods of invention that marked the
early eras in the art of cooking, quantity
remarks that BY slow degrees do the
most useful and seemingly the most
" obvious arts make their way among
mankind If there was point in
Charles Lambs amusing satire at the
time it was penned, there is no less rea-
son in the assertion now that cooking
as an ait has not kept pace with our
intelligent progress in other matters
relating to domestic comfort Science
and sense have done much to improve
the manner and methods of construct
ing our dwellings. In devising i'm
proved means of heating, ventilating,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

States at 10 per cent. premium. lie began
u grow worried about his case at Havana
rs his detention under surveillance was
growing irksome. lie thought once OF 60
ing to Brazil, but gave it up. lie chrOni-
Giles gloomily the execution of a person who
was taken out of the city an escort Of
soldiers and shot. y little harder than
IS, 000, 600 bail he thought.
VOYAGE TO sPAIN-FINAL ARREST.
AT last he was permitted to engage pass
age for Nigo. Spain. which port he reached
September 9th. Here he found himself
formally arrested, and after seven days i'll
the laZarettO he was taken to the castle as
Il prisoner Of state. While there the wait
ing woman bronght him note from his
son concealed in the Slop bucket, and he
answered it via the bed clothes, gestures
being used by the woman and the prisoner.
In this manner he learned what was going
on. The Spanish Government is first said
to have supposed him to be Secretary Bek-
nap. Finally he was taken on board the
Franklin, and the rest of his story is well
known. He was handed over To the sheriff
of New York, November %. 1876. Seclud-
ing himself a little from lawyers and re-
porters he has maintained as to the public
an absolute silence since his return.
Tweed's release has been Professionally
agreed to and will as soon as due terms are
complied with be carried into effect. As
10 what may become of him when he has
surrendered all his property and turned
over his papers, we are enabled 10 say that
his flight was not altogether that Of an
amless fugitive. He intended TO entt +
upon important railroad work in Spain,
which may still engage him if he sees the
way to it upon his release. He is "a years
old
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
LOUISIANA.

The Commission, organized by the
President, left Washington, on Tues
day, for New Orleans. From Mr..
Evarts' letter of instruction, issued to
them by the direction of the President,
the following may be gathered: The
Commission is to endeavor to have one
acknowledged Government set up in
Louisiana, leaving the other party to
test their claims by such judicial meth
dds as the Constitution of the State
admits Of Failing success in this eff
fort, the Commission is to direct its
efforts to procure the reassembling of
the Legislature, so as to place in the
hands Of that body the power to give
the State some constituted authority
through which its affairs may be con-
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Quoted. The principles laid down in
the letter involve the withdrawal of the
United States troops from New Or
leans, though they will probably re-
main there till the Commission has
made some progress with its work. Mr..
Evarts does not indicate how the com
position of the legally elected Legisla-
ture of the State is to be determined
and as that will raise the whole ques-
ton at issue the Commission has got a
problem in hand whose solution will
tax all their patience and ingenuity,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
DIED.

WHITAkER.-Ont the lfh of April. JAMES
WHITAKER, in the d2nd year of his age
Funeral services to be held at St Mark $
Chapel to-day, at 3 T. NJ.
GRANT.-On Thursday, March Goth, at
Westamwell, HARRIET, wife of Joseph
Grant, in the 39th year of her age.
Why should our tears in sorrow flow
When God recalls his own,
And bids her leave a world of woe
For an immortal CROWN
Her toll is past, her work is done,
And she is fully blest;
She has fought the fight, the victory won,
And entered into rest.
Gone, but not forgotten.
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TwEED's story, printed elsewhere,
must be cheerful reading for the sharp
New York officers, who spent weeks, in
the dead of winter, hunting for the old
man in the SHOWS of Canada, while he
was in plain sight of the city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

LOCAL elections were held in various
cities in the West, on Tuesday. The
Republicans have made heavy gains
Cincinnati is redeemed, the Republican
ticket being elected by majorities rang
ing from 1000 to 1000 on an unusually
light vote In Cleveland, the Repub.
licans elect Is out Of Is Councllmen
and the rest of their ticket, except City
Solicitor. They also carried Chicago
and St. Louis and majority of the
smaller cities and towns
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
TO l).A Y.

This being easter egg day." so called
by the little folks, egg rolling was supposed
to he the order of the day, but a drench-
ing ram at an early hour put stop to the
long anticipated sports, and the beautiful
dyed eggs were either eaten or slowed
away. 1t was regretted very much that
Old Prob could have acted so ungentle-
manly. An act of Congress ordered that
no more egg rolling should take place in
the Capitol grounds and the young people
in consequence We're. very indignant; their
Indignation was, however, to Il certain ex
tent, appeased, as the elements set aside
all plans and arrangements.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

IT is stated that Gov. Chamberlain
has informed his friends that he will
make no further contest over the Gov
ernorship of South Carolina. That
when the troops are withdrawn from
the State House, he and the other Off
GERS will retire at the same time, leav-
ing Hampton in undisputed possession.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

TWENTY-FIVE thousand pages of re-
ports of Congressional Investigations
made last season, have already been
printed at the Government Printing
Office, and the work is not yet finished.
No practical good has resulted from
scarcely any of the Investigations made,
and therefore the immense expenditures
of the public funds were without any
compensating result.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

THE Wilmington Commercial y and
Every Evening" have consolidated
under the title of Every Evening and
Commercial" The new paper is an
eight column sheet, and its price two
cents. VIM. I. Croasdale, Of the Every
Evening"" has charge of the editorial
department, and Mr. Ferris, of the
Commercial" is business manager.
Howard NJ jenkins. Esq, the founder
of the " Commercial" retres
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

THE Rhode Island election, on We'd
nesday, resulted in the choice Of the
entire Republican ticket, notwthstand-
ing the predictions of Democrat papers
that it would go the other way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
WATCHING EVENTS.

His next anxiety was to get the news
papers. 1t was a most exciting sensation
to him to see column after column of moth.
ing but . weed the theories and CON
lectures, the proclamation of reward, Nc.
These things all conspired to intensity the
great change which has come over ihe man.
lie watched the progress of events. He
saw the defeat of the motion for the dis
missal of the proceedings. Charles O Conor,
at his residence at Fort Washington, in a
line across the river and quite III sight Of
his hiding place, had suddenly reused up
from his extraordinary lethargy. But Tweed
saw that David Dudley Field. i'll the absence
of his old antagonist, OConor could easily
rout the junior counsel, into whose hands
the case for the people had dropped. The
witnesses came on the stand Carney and
Ingersol came. Tilden was put i'll the
case. Tweed was certain that the prosecu-
ton was breaking down.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

In November, Tilden had about 1000
majority in Hamilton county (Cincin-
nati). Ohio; now the city goes Repub-
lican bv more than thousand majority.
Wapted-A tidal wave"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

UNDER the influence of this genial
political weather, rigid partisan dis
tinctions in the Southern States are
rapidly thawing out. Before another
approaching election shall sttfen rival
forces into opposition, the Southern
whites ought to consider whether it is
desirable that they should be perma-
nently and unanimously arrayed against
one political party, and thereby insure
for the South the settled distrust and
hostility of the great majority Of the
North
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsuINGToN, d. c., April 2nd, lS1

WAsuINGToN, d. c., April 2nd, 1877.
DEAR WING: a mere beautiful day than
yesterday can scarcely be imagined. and the
Easter festivities in this city were celebrated
with far more grandeur and elegance than
for years past. At an early hour, long be
fore the church bells chimeG forth the morn
ing caN. the streets were crowded with peo-
pie. going in every direction. anxious to
secure available seats at the different Catho-
lie and Episcopal churches. So great, in
deed was the rush, that in many of the
churches. camp stools benches aud plankS
were brought into requisition for the visi-
tors. Indeed. in some places, there was
seen more enterprising persons, who fear
ing the crush. carried folded chairs with
them. In one instance, an ingenious youth
was seated upon an inverted water bucket.
procured from-gooduess knows where, -
and With quite peaceful simplicity, he sat
dur,uE the entire service.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07
THE RESURRECTION OF o'coSoR.

He had been in exile now three months.
He continued under the control of the two
desperate men who had managed his escape
and they held him in hand like trainers.
He slept, walked, ate, drank. only as they
directed. He was startled one day to hear
that O'Conor had reappeared in his case.
Of all the resurrections and ghosts this
seemed the most terrible. Hope vanished
He did not wait for the end. Fle next took
abode at a tisherman's hut near the Mar
rows, near Staten Island. with his two com
panons. Here they stayed two weeks,
except one night in Brooklyn. How he
escaped the detectives is a miracle.
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Ei.KTON. APRIL Z, 1877.

The troops will be withdrawn from
the State House at Columbia, 5. C.,
next Tuesday at noon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

EX-MAYoR A. OAKEY HALL is said
to be in London, where he has as
sumed the name of :" Sutlifte'
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NOTICE.
u. INTERNAL REVENUE.
- = Il g 1 A l. II A X f =
MAY l. Isl. To APRIL 50. 1873.

TIVE Revised Statutes of the United
4 states. sections :2,2. iliI 32i> and 80 REQUIRE
"yrly pc'snu engaged in any business. avocatinn or
employment which renders Inn liable To SPECIAL
TAN :: Y:eg.e .2 plaza :2r:uo-ay il Il: establishment
. l,.c2 :: eG..Ee.s STAMP drnutIng the payment OF
Mag !. lNT7 before commencing continuing business
after Ap,Il -. 1871.
return a, prescribed on Form II. i also required
10y law If every prr- liahi" Special Tax above
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ANY person So liable, who shall fail to comply with
the foregoing requirements will lie subject severe
penalties. Persons al firms in Cecil. Kent, Queen
Anne Caroline .ti Talbot counties liable to pay any
OF the Special Taxes NAMED above must apply to L.
{. GERRY. hcputy-Cu hector of Internal Revenue, at
Port Deposit. Cecil county Md and for aud procure
the SPrcia-faN Stamp Stamps they need. prior to
May !. 1877. and ri hplt FURTHER notice.
Cash may lie sent 10y Money Order. Registered Letter
Checks marked good or Express pre- p0ii.
Sprcih-rIX stamps will Ice transmitted by mail only
receipt from the person firm ordering the of
specific ir,ctpns To H. together with the necessary
postage stamps tn" amount required pay thu post
age The postage on one stamp i three ccpts and
two stamp six cents II II Is desired that they 10
transmitted ~ registered maui ton additional
sh"" accompany tho Application
GREEN b. RtUN,
Irmmrilnr nf Internal Revenue
once II Interna! Revenue, Washington, b. G.. Janu-
"ry - ISL. April Z, lS17-4w
AS-S Stamps will be issued by me at ELKToN, May 2nd
and rd tuE~TER1uwN. MAY lith and II h CENTERvILLE
VI " l4th aud 18th; EtSIoN. Nay 10th AMI 17th DEN
TOY, MAY 18th AMI 10th. At all other times at PORT
DEPosIr, Cecil county Nj. l.. A. c. GERRY, Dep. Col
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NEU ADFERIIISENENIIS.
BLACK HILLS GOLD REGION,

Tor circular L. BLACK HILLS AGENr. IN WASH
ingtou street, Boston; 1913 Broadway, New York, or
7. D. Lock Box IS, Philadelphia
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WASHINGTON papers tell of State
coach that some friend of humanity "
built in the expectation that he would
have the honor" etc, Of presenting it
to President Tilden. As no such man
appeared, the next best thing was to
get out the coach and give Wade Hamp-
ton an airing of setback
from real President to doubtful Gov
ernor Result: A fight among livery
stable men, assault and battery, and
Wade triumphantly carried off in a com
mon hack. Barnum wants that coach
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-04-07

THERE is no truth in the statement
published to the effect that an informal
meeting of Northern and Southern Re
publicans has been held in Washington.
looking to an organized opposition to
the Southern policy Of the Administra,
ton. Prominent Republicans, whose
names have been mentioned as having
been present at the reported meeting,
deny all knowledge of such assembly
Southern Republicans. and very many
Northern men, are naturally much dis,
couraged at the prospect of having
South Carolina and Louisiana handed
over to the Democracy because they
fear it will result disastrously to the
interests Of the colorcd people But
there are no indications of an organ
lied opposition to the policy of the
President. On the contrary, they be
lieve the President is acting conscien-
tiously in the discharge of his public
duties; but knowing the character OF
very many Southern political leaders
they have no confidence in the sincerity
of their pretensions, and believe that a
few months will reveal their insinceritv
to the President and the country and
effect change in public sentiment that
the President himself will be among
the first TO recognize.
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NEW IDVERT EASEMENTS.
BleriH'S Sale,

RG virtue of Il writ of iieli facias, issued
~ "Aj e u" Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, al the
sur OF hNi. Pu-I against III" goods and chattla<
lant- am tcururlt~ Of Jphu Iet;tnS dircctri
have ~ild aud taken in +Xecnti" all tn" right title
interest ami claim. al law and in equity If the salt
John "t:nEtn-. III AMI To- the following Real Estate
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THE PKECoNCERTED SIGN

which greately excited him. Controlling
himself he lead his attendants to the usual
feast. They ate heartily, and he took care
that they drank. At just the right mo
ment one of the keepers rose and went to
the wash basin to wash his hands and get
ready for the usual luxurious cigar. Tweed
rose also, and saying he would wash in the
next room, passed III the hall, closing the
door. quickly, took the first nat and coat
and slipped out the door. The hack driver
was absent, enjoying himself in the kitch-
en- II was nOJ a min ate past ) =. VI.
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