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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

ALL Souls DAY. To-day was Gel brated
throughout the Catholic Church as AL Souls
lay or the Characterization Of all The Faithful
Departed. II is SET apart by the Church as a
Day when prayers aud sacrifice are TO De partl-
ruarly offered for all of her deceased members
IN every cation and cline 1t $ the custom
amongst piouS Catholics 90 this day to visit
tlc graveyards, strcw f ,wcrs upon the graves
aud rccltc prayers for the repaSe Of the s,uis OF
those whose bodies are Inferred there. Masses
Tor the dead Were said 10 ST. Mary's Church
a SIX aud niue clock this NJ ,rning, and mAny
persons, principally ladies, visited the cemetery
o. that church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

STRAlED AwAY-A horse belonging to a
eoIorcd man named hichard Rowe, Straycd
away from his stable near Smoct's tan yard,
last evening, and went as far as the bottom
near the caual basin where he was found this
u'rlluE, with his harness still on him. That
The harness, at least, should not have been
stolen seems remarkable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

ATTEMPT TO ROB THE MAIL.-Au attempt
Vas made on Monday night by three armed
hcsroeS to rob the mail coach between Fairfax
Station and Fairfax Court House, when near
Tue former place. Fortunately there was no
mai 10 the pouch ADD after goiug through the
uF'Ver without any reward, they suffered the
coach 10 proceed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

THE JANE MosELEY. THE rumor clTcula'
ted here to day that serious accident had
happened to the steamer Jane Moseiey'
at Norfolk, turned out to be untrue.
A dispatch received by gentleman OF ms
city from a relative who was 90 ooaro
states that the only damage is break 10 the
middle connection Of The boiler aud the BOAT
will arrive az usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

Dr.. PECK LECTURE.-The Boston Travel
cr say: I'VE had the privil ge last Thurs
day eveniug OF again hearing the Rev. Dr..
ppyi aud of hearing rim through to the end.
We dcubt whether subject was ever better
chosen, or better illustrated from the days OF
pamosthcnes dowo than Golden Opportunl-
It's AID Golden Men" For, truly We bada gold
en- man on the rostrum and golden opportunities
IN the !, VS.. DR.. Peck is an imposing looking
gentleman. and bis lecture was very eloquent.
1t vas production unsurpassed by anything
90 the platform. Let lecture mmittees mark
this man. The same lecture will be deliver
Cd at the NJ +. Church to night at 1870
o clnrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

GAR DErACHER.-Mai +. B. Hill, OF Cul.
pepr county, has perfected an invention for
detachng cars. when, by al accident. portion
Of the traiu has lett the track, and exhibit ed
It Yesterday at the Office If the Virginia
Midland Il Il. Co.. IN the presence of several
railroad mcu. who expire sed til ir entire salts.
iaci"u with its working. The Major has gone
to Washington with his models, and will ap'
ply Tor patent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

RADICAL BARBECUE AT HANILToN.-A
train of four cars containing about the same
number OF men left here, this morning, on the
y. l. D Il. 4. for Hamilton to attend
tie radical barbecue there. Ou arriving at
L@eSo rg an augmentation to the crowd
VAS m9de 10 the shape Of crowd Of negroes.
u lien the meeting opened, there were about
lrec hundred persons present, nearly all OF
till negroes, aud number Of them women
aud children. MIR. L:wis Mckenzie opened
with one of bis ususal fuzzy speeches, arguing
to lis cwn satisfaction, the certainty Of Hayes
aai Whceler's election. After Mr., Mckeu
as speech the speakers went to dinner, the
negroes being left to kick their heels together,
IL the depot, 60 barbecue being provided for
thtw. When the down train passed, they
were singing and dauclug around the depot. A
noe received at this Office gives he above par
rcuarS aud states that 4 Gov. Foote, Col. NJ.
b. Ball. and others arc there all seemingly
ANXIOUS to sneak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

NooplAWN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. =
his society held its regular meeting on Satur'
Day last, r. f. R,bcrts esq. presiding. [.
Lnkeus, Y. Baker and John Balicnger wer.
appointed committee to investigate h" anu
whore the roots OF wheat Ct W. The cfitica
F.p,rt was read by D 2. Smito, and discus
''on "a to diseases 10 hogs took place between
several members, after which the meeting al
turned to meet at Dr. ID. l.. Davis, Acco
TAX, on November 25;h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
OYSTER DEALERS.
w NJ. Ii. SMITH,

Wholesale and Retail! Dealer in
OYSTERS, FISH. PHODUCE. SC, &c,
No. Is rorL. Fairfax street,
HIS const .ntly on hand Oysters Of the lest quail
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received resh
by steamers every day, ard is prepared to FUR
nsh the trade 1T rs low prices AS any house IN
the city.
aes~All orders intrusted to him shall receive
pronpt and careful attention. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
A PROCLAMATION

MAYORS OFFICE, ALIEN >SDRIA, Va,
October ~, 1876. }
Whereas the good order Of g con nunlty de-
ponds upcn the prompt and lmparLla, enforce
mont Of the laws which have for their object the
maintsrance and preservation OF the morality,
happiness and prosperity Of society
therefore be il .:nown to Ri VIII m It may
concern, that nor observance OF the MUN
Opal and STATE LAWS in reference to
MIGRANTS DkU : Il EN- hSS, and An ACT
Pk0HIRITTNG THE SALE OF INrOAI
eating LIQUORS ON THE 5 bBATH
DAY, will be punished By sentence Of the pen
aties prescribed by esch law rels.lve 10 the sub
ec. of the offence, and in this hope to have the
assistance OF al good cltize :.
BE- the Mayor:
JAMES +. WEBSTER. !,
Captain Of Police. OCT 2o-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

lMroWrANTTo VOTERS There having arseu
q several electous question as to The right
o PERSONS to register on the day of election,
J. u Johnson, esq, Commonwealth At'or-
NY, has 3eeu applied to 10 regard TO the mat
ter aod has given the following opinion:
Any person producing a certificate OF regis
II .on from the registrar of his form n voting
, ICE tia, he Was duly registered there, a. d
tit MS uama has b2eu erased FROM the regis
rrjou books, can oaIy have bis nam entered
or the REGISTRATION books OF this city by regis
tr,r N one Of the three regular days oil regis
iatjou, provided he will have resided 10 the
ct5 'hree months by the election day. The
D ~ Of SUCH person, however, can be entered
on sac registration books of the city by one of
tie judges 90 the day Of election, provided he
Il resided 10 the cry three months. When a
yytcr rcm0ves from one ward to anathcr within
,iriy days of an elect n, it shall b. lawful for
h.,u t. vote 10 the ward from which he renew
Ell uoi he has acquired the right to vote 10
the ward to which he removes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

The First Ward Tidep aud Hendricks Club
VIII old business meeting next Aloudsy
hight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

MEETING LAST NlGur Sarepta Hall Was
cr,wded last night to hear the eloquent gentle
,,,,, who had been announced to address the
nrnnIe. Among the audience were many Ia
DE-. for whom the front seats were reserved.
The arrangements Tor seating the people and
deserving order we're under the direction OF
Il s,rs. Talaterro ADD Proctor, aud were per,
fec. seal being provided Tor everybody aud
tn best Of order preserved.
About half past seven o'clock Col. Holiday
An. Captaia Foster, accompanied by members
NJ the county CT mttee entered the hall anu
WEI, received with applause.
A!ie. quiet had been restored, George A.
Nu,nbacu esq.,, Introduced Col. +. w. NJ.
Hy!uday OF Winchester, one of the electors at
large Tor this State.
Gol. Holiday said that he had been over the
whole State and brought the most encouraging
news IRON all quarters to the people OF Alex
aud:ia. He alluded TO the Importance OF the
contest in witch we are engaged aud proceed,
cd 10 snow uu the corruption, OF the radical
party, their mlSmanagemeOt OF the AFFAIRS OF
the GIoycrusnent.a and their Increase OF the public
d,b. He laid bare the whole history of that
parry from il, inception to the present time and
IT. many Inconsistencies. His eloquent aiiu-
sio, t. tue glores of Virginia and those of
her soas were received with shouts OF appause.
Ia lac; The whole speech lasting for nearly two
hours AID a half vas magnificent effort, show.
il. he highcs, order OF oratorcai ability, aud
aroGaiing "a sharp, convincing arguments, 10
rr2cr,ed tn flights of almost matches clio
Q,!-ncc At the conclusion of Col. Holidays
;, eech there was perfect storm Of applause.
Captain j. w. Foster of Leesourg, c,uscrva-
tive canvasscr Tor their district, was next intro
due i and made telling and powerful speech
v tch WAS received with frequent rounds OF
applause.
At tne conclusion of his remarks the meet
lug adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
LOCAL NEWS S.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var DeRart
m,", Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
',ntou. D. c., Mov'r. 2, ls76-lO:3O a. H.
r sHr the Middle states falling barometer, in,
hrs,,ing southeast to soLthwes. winds. followed
by cooler, cloudy and possibly rainy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

i CARD.--Circumst.nccs rendering il de.
"A sirable that I should locate in Baltimore, I
have transferred ny DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandris to DIR. D. \ HUoT. lie has been
for SO many years associated with me- rs 20 need
no introduction or endorsement. his skill atiity
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known / cordially commend hlir.
to the favor of ny friends unG patients. Is wei
worthy OF the pos it!Vn IT, "lc1 he succeeds, and
bcspcak for hlG The Practice Win which, Tor &C
long, have been favored.
Ja.nii1S B. HOiDGkIE.
Iayandr;, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

SWINDLER ARRESTED.-A map nameo
Suead, who represented himself as COLLECTOR
and soli,itor for the Shenandoah Herald, was
arrested at S,rasburg yesterday for obtaining
money under false pretences He was CON-
mtted to ne jail at w Woodstock. This Is prob;
ably the same swiudler who once travelled
through this section representing himself as au
agent of the Gazette and other papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

nR.B F. JONES D N. Calvert ST., B"!ti-
~ more, Md makes specisity ~ i gusran
tees Speedy snd Certain Relief in al Disease:
and guaritics incident to temslcs also IN
Jmpolrncy, ~tcrilty, Sparm"torShG., Structure,
Gravel and Al other Diseases o! the GencrstvC
Organs If I'll her sex srp0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

AT THE CHARLESTON RACES. the finest
thoToughbrcds 10 the country are to be seen,
aud the condition ot.lhc horses Is wonder t.
all who behold them, and it has opiy recently
been discovered that they can be kept 10 this
condition by mixing 10 the food Of horses a
BILE spoonlul OF Simmons Liver Regulator 1t
is also given to chickens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

Jauncy Il Co., druggists, have always Cd
hand Wells Eureka. which seems to take the
place OF all tooth powders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

MALAGA GRAPES. worry choice.
I'VE now GEO. McBU RNEY X SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

JOSH BILLINGS ALMANAC says: About
this tl,uc look out tnr cold weather. Aud it
should have added Keep DR., Bulls Cou4h
Syrup in readiness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

DRY SUGAR CORN just received by
~ row. GEO. McBURNEI q son.
THE STANDARD BRAND TOMATOES
4. sre the most reliable packed whole by
hand-f)r sale by
oct Ia GEO McB ~ hN n ~ SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

NAT MEAL. and GRAHAM FLOUR re-
" ceived and for sale by
oct N j. G. s. e. MILRU RN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

INHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS, of
" various styles and prices, just received.
oct2l l.. S. LEADB TER 81 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

Mr.. HENRY SCuWARZ Manager OF the Great
Combination Store, mas just arrived. H. an
noupces his SUCCESS oil procuring the entire stock
of Mrs. II A. Binders, formerly o. Eleventh
and Che>tnu! streets, Philadelphia, who was
jus, sid out at public auction sale. Stock con-
ss,ng Of fancy aud millinery goo IS For par
ticulars see bis advertisement. st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

The WEATHER-The weather tor the past
two or three days has been pleasant and
clear as that of spriug; even approaching to
summer warmth. The moon being about full
the nights are as beautiful ana agreeable as
possible. We are evidently enjoying that most
delightful Of seasons, Indian summer. aud
change MAJ be shortly looked for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

sTI E CALL the attention of the public ii
~ general 10 our stock Of PAINTS nn
Oils, wuicn we are prepared 10 sell che"t
Those contemplating painting will do wen -
give Us !. call. b. r. PaAkEtS CoV;j
sp IA 1877 King st., AisN""dr'''
NECK EUoH1NGs, pyfEIl!N s:5 Veil Vel
BAR "! Ns:s new ssys: .ad so.sr"i variety oil
faAcy 'ooos - l'EkG USU.> X BROS,
50 hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

l)URE CIDER VINEGAR for sale by
, oct 81 J. &. i E. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

CUGARS bought at the decline and for sale
= low by g. WIN. RAMSAY,
san q Corner OF King and ST. Asaph sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

NEW RAISINS for sse by
~ oct 10 +. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King ST.
nEARL HOMINY and GRITS for sale by
oct 25 GEO. McBURNEI s SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

The CANNON HoUsE.-The Mayor has de.
cided that the cannon house having been con
veycd to the Governor of Virginia for the use
of the City aud county OF Alexandria, anu not
to the city or couoty directly, he cannot inter
fere with the tearing down OF the building un'
der the order of the County Supervisors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

| DRIME BERRIES received to-day BY
| oct II D. c. MILBURN.
lDEARL GRITS, white, just received by
novl J, &. s. b. MILBURN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. March 2l.--m the Court of Appeals to-
d. the following decisions we're rendered
eus-Whitc Cgt. Continental National Bank; Faucet agt
N.,upI,: Lt,y al, Burgess lAes aSt EflgSS ana ahO
comm, ioncr Ec; Doyle agt Lord Noz asL Blackburn
lJirT Ell with c0ss-Wecrmlns at. Robertson
Bng-s act ParFGse lhiHop NJ OF I msi,
Iyrocset None AIT Bock 20 Biocncll hsl Mosr NaiSl
ns FIRST national Bank Of Mobile; me Atlantic and Pacific
Dplnr. agt Dow Barnes act Moi tagf'r egt laishyi
EDr ag Nulec; hakrr aBL Homo lo Insurance company
0r.r ~ FERN reyersei ana Judgment of Special
r,rl,i affirmed. with costs. Helms agt. GOpdHill
order OF term affirmed and judgment absolute Tor
plaintiff stipulation, win costa wilson agt Drah
,i,r affirmed and Judgment absolute for the dcvuant ON
st'pl o With costsMead agt The Wesicieater Fire III
guiaucg Company.
Order OF The Supreme Court modified by deductHg the
annual awarded tho respondent for costs expenses OF the
reference 81 $780, an for the damages ~ reason OF Tire m
Junction, without COSTS 10 el'hoI parry IA '''' N'" ''
In the Court Of Appeals present Chef Judge sanford r.
Charles Andrew, Theoore Miller and Robert Earl Tuesday
March Il, 1876; 49,, ~, M, 4,
r,Iup In rrrOT be nOuce rs appeal from
an or.icr ana heard any Tuesday
No 1!B-kpl,lm ID. Brown. respondent agt. The Mayor
Naturalization 20 advance denied Thomas Allison Tor
the motion. =, ,...,,,. NJ, .,, c,,,a,
Railway Company respondents, ngt Inola' W lyhs, w
pean Motion Tor rcaguErnt Mr lying Tor tAe uoloh ana
5sInu" Hand opposed, ,. -, ., So. ~, ,
wly appeanL Motion 10 dismiss appeal GRANTED VITA COSTS
oni 10 cost Of motion. y. e Moak for respondent
old ctcndar-ieOIge Alexander, respondent aSL
The Garnana Fire Insurance Company appellant Motion
for rIrumcn samuel Hand OF counsel for respondent and
John ChctWOOd for appellant The court took the papers
Caleb D. GiaosleoNe. respondent, agt Wan. X Dixon and
o6 apellantsM0iiOR by respondent To dismiss appeal
noi Inn time Andrews counsel for respondent
and W. 4. BiIdaall ior appellants -,
Appeals rum Orders o. 3-J0seph spears ana Diners
re,ohdsnts a$ JON Ma,nex sps nv rha aya iSm Of
cOuu sci appellant and l.. y. TAFT or TesloldeltS
Nos 3ii3l5rEe People, OK rel Mary A. schenok appel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

LIANT sgt Andrew H. Green Controller &C. respondent 7
People, rel TIE New York Dispen'ary appellant act
Andrew Green. Controller, &c. respOnlent-These ~.
argued one; a. C. Brown OF counsel Tor annsi
lants AMI II. B. ClOeksOn Tor respondent -F'''
No. 33-Fayete W. Pierce and anO, appellants ACT pan
s Brown and ano respondent sAmance by defaUt Leroy
5. Cove OF co-nsei FOR re ,pOn,lents. -"
Calendar No. 9Charles Y Roosevelt and ohers "a
spondents James A. Roosevelt and anO REL &c an
pelants-ATgued by George c. Dewitt aud Charles A. Pea
body OF counsel Tor appellants and by Edward Bartlett aud
George II. Yeamans for respondents
No. ll-Wlllam Il. tarchd and ano., appellants agt En-
bert H. Faircid et al RESPONDENTS by EdSard
James of counsel for appellants and by ". f. Shepherd
Hasbrouck, D and r. b. Gambler for respondents Cas-
still
Day calendar Court OF Appeals for Wednesday March %
lS76.-Nos. 49, IL, ~, 20, n, % ~, and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Dem Kyl. which are to be considered "hen 'ne D'i'
Mr. FRYE rep, Me- introduced blu for the payineh'
OF the Alabama claims jud gments Referred ,,,,,
Mr.. BEEBE (Dem n. ~ onered Ieooi ,t,nnf
for sta tenen Of the accounts OF the Navy @
with it's fiscal agents at London, for every year s"S0
1868. Adopted.
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
The House then at O'clock went into Committee OF
the WHOLE Mr.. Cox Dem, N. " in the cndi' Oh tio
Legislative and Judicial Appropriation Dill sPeecues
were made by Mr. HUBBELL rep, Mich) against the
Morrison Tariff bill and Mr.. Foster Rep Ohio II mem
Der of the Appropriation Committee In criticism OF uc
reductions proposed in the Legislative appropIIdion
BILL claiming that hey are Of SO sweePns tb s
departments of the Government MI HoLhAS tDiJ;
Ind), another member Of the same Committee uoic7"
the bill. --.- 8, A.. ,,o.,,o,
I'm Inc course OF Mr.. HOLMAN'S remarks the question
turned the rule adopted TINS session. arrow w
pgatiOns 20 be reported atcss than tho rae Acu % ;
Mr.. BLAINE u,ep, Mc.) gave II as nls olnilon lhat
that rule would prove 10 nc me Trojan norse o f
which, under the device of rercnchment, all softs OF
matters foreign - the subject VI the hll cOiu ye III
rtrd on AN appropriation bill and subjected to mo ac-
a. H,uHte and the conference 'onlulltet7' ~
would lie found 10 be nl"ie gfrI0he rue tiah '4o
which had prevailed bcfOIcndltIy, thi1 SAM - "
be increased but not diminished IN Appropriation p
rr which had been established twenty years ego by
Democratic House. and which Be 4lr Dtshe) A'd ooeii
forced 10 administer when orCIhrr . -, 49,, -
Mr. HOLMAN said he agreed very fully with tho gen
iclnan from Name Oh tha Subject, bht nc oCu ,iot "
diverted by that speech (anoush very gO0d ono IRON
The uuss ION Ol the rule h0 Had been discussing ~
conicnded that the Old rule was in the interest," Ot Ose
who wished to bleed the Treasury, wihe the new one
was in the interest Uf retrcDchIncut. ,,.
Alter lon- discussion the ConIGiteo rose Without &c
Hr WELLS Rcp.. MISSY introduced bill 70 pay
bouutios 10 eoiorc soldiers ana their Wldo"s ana ho'
Mr. HEWITT Dem. v " offered n resolution 10 per
Towe'- pa int ing 90 the Battle OF LAKE. Ere. Reeled
The House tLeu at j:lJ r. IN. adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
CIVIL SOrES.

judge Donohue az, given an order directing Her
man M , receiver ~ the German Uptown saving, la5u
tr,,,p . y c,, ,Tlvus AMI Albert Klurlf ,h.ir claim
r Co. a. cruising agent, Tor tho bank before IT. TAI
On li,
The report Of the referee on the accounts of Jcr'-
mia. olau al, receiver Of the Guardian Savings Institution,
the OF winch been airc1 "a Fax iRIh Sc,
va. ye,tcray before Judge Dnoulo IA supreme Court
..r. motion siu tu confirm the Iori and
an m, other t. preliminary Direction ~ me CON
hr notions was tlh. on winch Judge bOHOhue
ius,.gel his decision.
In the suit Of George \. Fellows against Nicholas
T. Coos Judge Van HTnr, IN Common Pleas special Term
decide, mat in.lIocutory cost, I'm action cannot De taxed
by tic clerk u e court without special authorization from
the court aud that ur,ccp issued on taxation by the clerk
without ch authorization void. lie holds further that
uten,utory SHOULD De get o. against ud meut
IN An. action where tLr costs aud the Judgement are recovered
y different perso1s fhr only exception % ih- night o set
al A. U.s tc losing person has Don ft iuEm'nl Against
Inc tr,r l person the purpose OF setting q UE, ami there
hr Attorneys rn uu costs IA, been projected ScutGcr
a rIer appeared Tor pluuT Mr. Whcgge for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
BOTH PARTIES DESIRING DIVORCE.

Sarah Jane Carroll has sued, in the Supreme
Court pf this state. for decision that her marriage t.
John ~ Carroll was original void The lady is a We'll
known actress and her husband IA actor The referee
r, "A matter " fact that MIS-. Carroll was married To
Nar.ha! r. Wild before she married the defendant;
tiut she married tho defendant Dee. 4. lsGi' II
Baltimore. after she hai brought SUM for divorce
Ina ,ie MARYLAND courts but before she obtained the
.'.rrr, IN her favor, which wus delayed until june
aB 1858. aII that tbs was tJly known 20 tie
...,.,4.t ~ Iils suit The referee finds the l1li-
AMI l.gr. iln Court tI draw its conclusions. JidEr
,yrr. r.fra4 fr divorce. Giving this rs MI reason
am gu willing 10 confirm the ppur II the Irvr'e h
.g,s Tor tnr T,a-ua cannot resist the CONCLUSION
itf.f c- which both parties desire me divorce
,, f.f p, 4. tHd tho Court n not ni
,n p,a.s,lu OF 'Hr facts IN idc case counsel M!
D.. heard II tIty 20 a,s.lr.'