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National Republican., 1877-12-08
$3.50 ovEGcoAr. EsrMAx Bros, cor. eth and
An Exciting Runaway.

Considerable efeitcment was occasioned on
Pennsyiyania avenue about 1880 o'clock esterday
morning by the running away Of pair OF horses
attached to 4 garbage wagon. They became
heightened at some object near the Treasury De.
ysrtment and ran down the avenue at speed that
Tivalled that Of John Gipins nag. Near the corner
sfThird street and the Avenue the whipple became
detatched and both horses were thrown to the
{round. They slid about sK yards over the smooth
Sayement but no damage whatever was sustained
excepting the loss ofa small quantity Of horse
8s horse was only avoided by the cool manage,
hsnt OF the driver. young man about twenty.
fbe same team had already run away once before
Ssstsrday morning.
VIZ were yesterday shown . letter ffom Edin-
nprrh Scotland, ordering lot OF Durangs Rheu-
ksile Remedy. The reputation Of this great medi-
Hns L rapidly spreading, and Il always cures
mo BEAVER oysrcoa,s. kpEnAss, 7th and L
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Fancy plaid listers. EsEnAs pRos., 7th and e.
Funeral Of Capt. Frank Munroe.

Funeral Of Capt. Frank Munroe.
The funeral Of Capt. Frank Munros, United
States Marine Corps, took place yesterday afternoon
from 81. Johns 2. L. Church. at two o'clock, and
was attended by a.arge number OF distinguished
officers Of the army and navy aud many promin-
ent citizens The floral tributes were superb, and
consisted ofcrowns, crosses anchors, and wreaths.
The services were conducted by Rev. J. Vaughn
Lewis rector Of st. Johns, assisted by Rev. A.
Jackson, rector Of st. Pauls Church. At the con-
cusion Of the services at the church the cRsket
removed to the hearse by eight sergeants Of the
Marine Corps, the following acting pail bearers
Majors Graham and Wells United States Marine
Corps; Lieutenant Commanders Taylor and Bay
ley. United States Navy; Gen. Max Woodruff, Uni
ted States Army, and Mr.. Henry X. Elliott. The
cOrege, preceded by abattalion Of marines, headed
by the full Marine Band and drum corps, proceeded
to the Congressional Cemetery, where after the
burial service had been concluded, roley was
fired by the marines and the remains were con
signed to the tomb.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Bolidpy Presents,

For persons who intended to purchase
Christmas Gins rare opportunity Is offered next
week by Messrs solomons a Chapman, stationcrs
aud book. sellers, No. Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
Monday will be their opening day for holiday
goods and from that day until the 10Th instant all
sf' cans es. VIZ slmons " chsn%sn bsn "n Ref
penso stock, In euding English illustrated books
Of all kinds IN rich bindings fancy goods from
Paris, Vienna London, and Japan, and variety OF
novelties suitable for Christmss or New Years gins
YousG Hrss Suits, In Sacks and CutAwsys, from
National Republican., 1877-12-08

Collections In the Police Court.
Mr.. Francis Miller, Assistant District Attor.
ney, has forwarded to the Commissioners report Of
the collections account Of fines, &C., In the Su.
preme Court OF the District, with his check for
Si07t2 A statement was also submitted showing
sumed charge Of that Office was S90S5O, which he
will make an efort to collect. lie says: "The great
pressure OF United States business In tho Criminal
Court has made II impossible for ME to get . hear
ing in district cases but hope now to have an op.
portunity 10 close up many cases that are ouutsnd.
sng which include The collection"
National Republican., 1877-12-08

0vERCoAIs, UIsTERs. AND YAE DYKE for youths
byos and children, all sizes and prices at the boys
clothing house Of y. Robinson a Co. 800 Pennsyl
yAnia avenue. This is the. only house In the Dis
trict devoted exclusively TO youths, boys and chill
drsns clothing
National Republican., 1877-12-08

Arnuscments Tonight.
HArosAL THEArRE-Robson and Crane.
OPERA.HousR.-Rose and Harry Watkins.
THEATRE CoNieuE-Blue Beard.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Read This Clause

tl6..... .sl6.... .si6....... SIS. $50. .slt
Is the Regular Price
Of Suits we offer for
si0....... ..sl0.... $40. $40. sc
HABLE BRos., Seventh and D.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
THE MONUT ENT.
The Simple Design Adopted by the Monu
ment society.

The simple Design Adopted by the Monu-
mont society.
The design Of the modified plan Of the WASH
inaton Monument, as submitted to tho Monument
Society OF this city, by Mr.. Jsrkin q. Mead. and
finally adopted by the society, represents II to be
plain obeisk without studied ornamentation rising
TO height Of AS feet It's foundation Is eighty hve
feet square, and rising up from the centre OF this
Is the shan with base of hfty.fye feet The walls
are fifteen feet thick, with gradual exterior slope
nom the base to the top, The interior passage way
IL to be twenty five feet square at the base running
up the entire height Of tile shan which terminates
In an apex.
: just above the base on each side Of the column
will be large bronze plate casting, representing
some historical deed or act Of Washington. Among
the plates already designed one portrays Washing.
ton n the act Of resigning his commission as com
mander.in chief OF the American army, aud an.
other as delivering his farewell address before Con.
gress In 1877. At each corner will be placed plates
representing agriculture, science, war, and peace
Immediately below the bronze plates space Ia left
for various inscriptions Atthe base Of the founda-
ton beautiful terrace, 300 feet square, Is TO be
laid oif and inclosed by low coping. wall Of mar.
BILE. Al each corner of the wall there Is to be an
entrance, on each side OF which Is a large pillar,
surmounted by piece of ststuary. The wall Is IN
be embcllshcd with handsome bronze lamps.
BY the modified plan the monument may be fp.
ished with the appropriation, the extent OF which
Is $4,000.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
PLACES or woRsHIP.

Location OF Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.
The morning services In all the churches
begin at eleven o'clock vcspen in Roman Catholic
Churches at four p. m. and evening services are
held In the churches generally al 1880 o'clock.
The following Is List Of the more prominent places
OF worship In the District:
National Republican., 1877-12-08

white and Fancy -Colored
Shoes and slippers, for balls and parties, at
II. L. srRAsBuRGER's.
800 and 3Ob seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
NEW 4DTERTIsEME ENTs.

vesetine.
Atlantic for 1878.
Univesralest scrvices
spiritualism-Sheidou's Hall.
All Souls Church--wilard's Hall.
Rooms, si5 Ninth street northwest.
Holiday goods, solomons & Chapman.
Eotce-social Lodge. No. l. y. A. A. NJ.
For sale, team Of good matched horses.
Washington Art Club-Paintings, Vernon Row.
Valuable property on Massachusetts, avenue for
sale.
A desirable brick dwelling for sale on Massa.
ehusetts avenue.
sale Of three.story brick dwelling on the north
Ade Of Massachusetts, avenue.
Fine Havana cigars, George ". Cochran a Co.,
niS Pennsylvania avenue.
Trustees sale ofa desirable two.story and base.
ncnt brick dwelling on the northeast corner OF
Eighth and A streets southeast.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
SovERooAr. EIsExAs BROS, 7th and 4
BURNED TO DEATH,

The Fate of Psor boy Who Tried to Get
Warm.
At an early hour Wednesday morning an
unknown boy, apparently not more than fourteen
years Of age, was found on tho farm OF Mr.. John
Sanders, ON the Ronduit road, about eight miles
above Georgetown, burned In q horrible manner
on the len side, but still breathing Mr.. Sanders
had an old cherry tree on his farm which he de.
sired 10 get rid Of and TO this end cut It down and
set FIRE 10 H. and II had beon burning for several
days. Tuesday night, before retiring, Mr.. Sanders
visited the spot were the tree was burning
s hU%.s hs .sS sSSeF{s {yss all wSsn he q
the next morning wednesday, he discovered
the boy lying In close proximity TO the
burning timber, with his ef side burned almost TO
a crisp. Mr.. Sanders had the boy removed to his
done 70 alleviate his suftrngs, but without avail,
as he died In great agony In few hours, and was
buried on the place. lie was dressed In gray
coat, and wore black slouch hat, without any
band. Another feature by which the unfortunate
1nitoned together as a child's usually are. From
the appearance Of the boy It was evident that he
had been tendery reared, as his hands were small
soft and white How he came there is unknown,
but the superstition is that he ran away from
home, and In passing up the Conduit road saw the
being overcome with sleep and cold, his clothes
caught FIRE and he was burned.
Peruse This Paragraph.
We Have Marked Our
S0......fine Business suIt......e0
Down Us Low as
el5..... .tl5... .Slb.... SIS. ... els
HALLE BROS, Seventh and D.
MEMS Ovcrcoats. EIsENAS Bros, 7th and K
National Republican., 1877-12-08

GnsTLKnEs's Shirts, Collars, Ties. Gloves, &c.
NOAH WALKER d Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

COPPER. BorToNED PAsrs for littie'bo who slide
down cellar doors, price si25) at A. sAKs 4 Co.'S
$40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

"That Husband of Yours"
will DO delighted with pair of those hand
some embroidered slippers TO be had at
II. L. STRAsBuRGRR's.
8C6 and c0S Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-12-08

Beaver Overcoats
For q, sl2 and SIS. ROMAN & Cox. 6o7 Seventh
National Republican., 1877-12-08

$50 Tor q good pair Of working pants. RoMAs
q Cox, 5o7 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

DR. wIBoR's Con LIvEn OIL AND LNk-Inys-
lids need longer dread to take that great specific
for Consumption, Asthma and threatening coughs
IoSSsa yss ss o p 1Ss
preparation Of the phosphate Of lime, giving ma
ture the very article required to aid the healing
qualities OF the OIL and to recreate where disease
has destroyed. II also forms a remarkable tonic,
aud will cause weak and debilitnted persons to be
come strong and robust For sale by all reepectablc
druggists throughout the country, and should be
kept In every family for instant the first ap
pearancs Of coughs or irritation Of the lungs.
Manufed onlysby A. B. wilbor. chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists.
TRUNKS AND HARNESS, -
Satchels and Travelling Bags Pocket books, &c,
faSp for sS hs and Of
under the BIO WIRE SIGN.
WELLS ORIGINAL NAcHHE-spREAp STRESGTHES.
ING PLAsTERs.
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit. Sold by druggists Twenty,
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
YousG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der; the best dentifriee known: IL viii preserve
early neglect tSerelore take heed in time Prio@s @
25 and no cents per bottle.
THoNsoS's PoNApE oPrME.
An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
hair soft and pliable, strengthens 1t when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm oi
early youth. Price. % and so cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood. remov,
Ing dyspepsia. sick headache, constipation, aui all
| diseases caused by disordercd stomach or ly err
Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Sold by all druggists
| Price, % cents por package,
JouvESs ISoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

AroInER large lot Of cheap Ingram Carpets and
0ilcloths ffom auction. RAFT Bros,
T27 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Observe This Point,

Our Elegant and Popular
S3O $40 Leading Fine Suit. $50. $50
Is Actually Marked Down to
$40. $40
HABLE Bros, Seventh and d.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

slIrPER patterns made w in arst class style at
II. L. SIRAsBuRoER's,
306 and 30S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
MISCELLANY. Law.
w. n. & o. H. MORRISON,
475 Pennsylvania avenue.

so TohnSylVanlo avenue.
THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS n
CALLED TO OUR NEW BOOKS.
WHAT A BOY, THAT AWFUL BOY, THE NEW
sCHOOI.MARM, aud large collection Of finely illus
trated NJ scellHneous books suitable for presents All
tile new Law Books on hand.
STATIONERY DEPAHTMENT.-Our writing pa
pers the best In the market, and constantly
ceive the latest styles ss soon - out
imported from Englmd Ladies' and gentlemen's
orsndum Books, Gard Cases, Portfolios, WorkboIes,
Photograph Aibuns, Handkerchief ard Glove Boxes,
DC. Hsyls Improved Paper FASTENER, Stamp. and
Fasteners are INST taking the place Of any now in
almost Indispensable. Writing Desks In rosewood,
ebony and pspisr nache work large variety in stock
Gold Pens and Holders, Pencils, and Gard RecelyersI
PAPER Gs,sIs .sr n asy ,yles SiAss psps, wsghs &C
sortment % Marcus Ward So . SUNDAY y scheOi and
ever seen. An Inspection of these respectfully
licited. Panel Pictures OF Al kinda All who are In
age to give os call 9o2i.H
National Republican., 1877-12-08

BOYS and children's listers and Overcoats,
NOAH WALKER a. Co.
6l5 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit to DR.. Hartley insures instant reliof for
catarrh. No eIorbitunt fees In advance, Resi-
dencs removed to 03i New York avenue,
Leftof clothing, watches, pistols, &c, bought at
Herzogs 9l5 street Orders attended 10.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

The Finland Ulster,
For children's or boys wear is the Newest Style Of
0vcrcoat To DO had only at A. sAKs q Co.'S, SIC
Seventh street. Remember, no fancy prices asked.
DIAGONAL Frock Coats and Vests ffom sl2 to SIS
NOAH WALKER 4 Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
THoNIroH's PoMApE OPrIME.

An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair Its use renders harsh, dry
hair son and pliable, strengthens 1t when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
early youth. Price, % and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Indications.

For Ner England, the Middle States and Lorer
Lake Regions, falling Jollousd BY rising barometer,
ssh to brk soHtherly riud' rcering 10 westerly or
serthTssteriy, aud rornisr, clear partly cloudy
reather are probable, succeeded BY falling fempera-
tsrs N tvo last districts; and trih occasional
EpAf rain or snor from Lorer Lakes TO Northern
Eer England
National Republican., 1877-12-08
.OPTTCTAN

.OPTICIAN.
First premium awarded to me by the Great Worlds
Fair, In Philadelphia. on my invented and patented
EYE-GLAsS, Manufactured In Gold, silver and
Frnmeless with genuine Brazilian Pebbles. Also on
hand large variety oe sPECTACLES, OPERA
GI.AsSES MICROSCOPES and SHADES Tor the
Eyes, &c. ]. ALEXANDER,
noS-3m lc29 Pennsylvania avenue, n. W
T BENJAMIN PRACTICAL FURRIER,
lLs No, 30s Ninth street northwest
ladies aud Chiliren's Fancy FuTs NJ lowest pIioes
Fnrs cltnned, repaired and rrmodeled In the most
fAs ionnble manner. del-lm
CT. JAMES HOTEL. ON THE EURePEAN PLAN,
~ corner Sixth street and Pen nsylvAnia avenue,
opposite n. q p. depot. Restaurant uneIcesd; spe-
cisl rates to permanent boarders. ocloly
THE JOB PRINTING Department
OF THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
prepared to do all kinds OF mercantile printing at
prices that de H competition. oci2-tf
National Republican., 1877-12-08

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remov,
Ing dyspepsia sick headache. constipation, aui oil
diseases caused by dsordercd stomach or ly err
Quirks Irish Tea will do It, Sold by all druggists
Price, % cents p0r package,
National Republican., 1877-12-08

THE VAN DYKE Is the latest style ovcrcoat for
boys and children. All sizes and qualities can be
fotnd only at the boys clothing house Of b. Robin
son 4 Co., 00s1Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-12-08
AmUsEsaE ENTs.
OPERA.HoUsK

OPERAHousk
Owing to the demand op the boz once for tickets,
and by the Request OF many Of the leading 9th
xens Of Washington, will be presented Harry Wat
kins Grand Romantic Irish-A mercan Drama, entitled
TRODDEN DOWN,
or, UNDER TWO FLAGS,
pronounced by thq press public and theatrical pros
pete with situations, Noble Sentiments, and
Pltn;y OF Fun, never fails 10 elicit Loud and spon-
tsncots Outbursts OF Applause.
ferEus McCetthy hy..,..,.............HARRY WATKINS
sisScss pssnSyn pss.ny Thh song .- ROSE WATKINS
Nelly frery, with songs ...,.........MIss AMY LEE
GRAND MATINEE,
MARRIAGE
This afternoon at two O'Clock at liberal prices, 10 all
parts Of the house. 80 and Is cents. az
NATIONAL THEATRE.
N LAUGHTER
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. 1,
National Republican., 1877-12-08

YovsG Hrss Suits, In Sacks and Cntawsys, from
Soup. NOAH WALKER 4 Co.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
vEGETINE.
~c-~~-~----@----.Ns---s s---sN~-~~SSSJ~~s~~
"VEGETINE," I"

says Boston. physician, has no. equal - . blood
all other remedies hat faed visited the Laboratory
and convinced myself OF s Zine merit IL Is pre-
pared nom barks roots, and lefbs, each Of which \
highly ehtctive, and they compounded In such Z
manner a. TO produce astonjshing results."
National Republican., 1877-12-08

JouvES's ISoDERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-12-08
CITY ITEMS.

BOYS overcoats. EwENAS's, 7th and 4.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
FALL and winter listers. at EIsENAs's,

BOYS aud children's Dress aud School Suits, at
Noah Walker q Co.'S, 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.

SMrS's overcoots. EsExAs BROS, 7tAsnl K
National Republican., 1877-12-08

Note This 1tent
S.......s6.. q
Is the Price to which
We have Reduced our
Sl0... $40. Good Fall Suits. $40 SIC
HABLE Bios, Seventh and d..
National Republican., 1877-12-08
Peruse This Paragraph.
Hotel Arrivals.

MEMS overcoau. ElsENAS Bros, 7th and K.
National Republican., 1877-12-08
The Finland Ulster,

CHILDRKs's ovsrcoats, at ErsrMANs, 7th and z.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

lQ RaAyER oysrcoals. knEMAN's, 7th and 2.
National Republican., 1877-12-08

TRUNKS AND HARNESS, 80
satchels and Travelling Bags. Pocket books &c,
cheap for cash, at the factory and salosrooms Of
James s. Topham, AS Seventh street northwest
under the BIO WIRE SIGN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
LIVE 1T DOWN.

The good Deacon Parkinson, of the
Carson Tribune, under the above head
ing, throws out these charitable re-
marks, creditable aliketo his head and
heart. We always believed in the
Deacon's christianity and good feeling
for his fellow-trsv elers here below:
"Nothing gives us more pleasure
to see a man live down charges
made against him; to see him rise
up, Phoenix like, from the furnace of
trouble and show to the world that
he is not all bad. The immortal X.
ID. Furgerson gave to the State of
Nevada the great motto: "Man is
frail." 1t is so, and none know what
is before them. While doing what we
think is for the best, it ofttimes turns
out to be for the worst, and SO We get
into trouble and disrepure where praise
ought to be given us. Poor humanity |!
we'll called; frailty every where, from
the pulpit to the gutter. 1t Is so easy
to injure the reputation of a man or
oma that great caution ought to be
exercised in expressing opinions as to
the character OF any one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
Winter in the Balkans.
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW IN
SHIPKA PASS
Scarcity Of Forage for the Russian
Cavalry.
MORE HONORS TO GRANT.
MORE HONORs TO GRANT.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. %.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. %.
Snow has been falling in Shipka
Pass since Monday, and il is now ten
centimeters deep at the foot of the
Balkans.
LONDON, Sept. %.
A Berlin correspondent states that a
party of military surgeons, on SPECIAL
leave, departed yesterday for the Rus
sian headquarters. They belong 10
some OF the best regiments in the Ger
man army.
A correspondent at Bucharest writes:
A day or TWO of rain has made the
roads almost impossible. The mud is
ankle deep. The horses have ate al
most all the forage, and hay is scarce
at any price. Communication is daily
becoming more difficult. The Russian
steff officers in front of Plevna express
the utmost confidence that the place
will fall into their hands. There is an
abundance of wheat and barley in Bull
garia, and \ large crop OF Indian corn.
and il the Russians can the
difficulty OF obtaining fuel, they can
winter in Bulgaria very comfortably.
LONDON, Sept. %.
General Grant was to-day presented
with an address by the Corporation of
LeamlnBtOn, u dined WIN the
Mayor. He spoke of the relations be-
tween England and America, and
looked forward to their going hand in
hand, honorable rivals in producing
what is necessary for the comfort and
support of man.
The Times. strongly pro- Russian,
prints prominently the following: IL
is said that Turkish soldiers rave re-
ceived strict orders not TO fire at a
Russian General, lest he should be kill
ed, or disabled and replaced.
The wounded from Plevna over-
crowd the Russian hospitals. and the
wounded suffer much in transit to
Russia.
The Times says the end of the cam
paign must be near, and it promises 10
present something like a drawn battle.
The powers will then attempt To
avert anotser campaign by diplomacy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
SAN FRaScrsco. September %.

SAN FRANCTsCo. September %.
The Bulletin will publish this after
noon aftdsvits of Isabella Crawford,
mother of Mrs. Flora NJ. Pinney; Mis-
Sarah A. Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Siege.
who kept the boarding house in Oak
land at which Pinney lived with his
wife, before his flight from the country;
and J.. X. McChesnev, Principal of the
Oakland High school. all eorroborst-
ing the statement Of Mrs. Pinney, re-
Gently published, regarding the abuse
to which she bad been subjected by
Pinney. These afidavits have been
filed IN the Nineteenth District Court,
as evidence in the ease now pending,
in which Mrs. Pinney seeks to recover
her homestead.
The teamer Oceanic sailed to day for
China and Japan. She took out
81 .039, 602 in treasure. Of which amount
S723,l 73 was in fine silver. This makes
the shipment of fine silver to China for
the current month 81 ,062, 800, leaving
the market nearly bare of that COM
modify. The totals OF fine silver Tor
exporta.iou and { o the Government
during the month, are about $500, 900
ounces.
The session of the Big Board of
Brokers to-day was the last to be held
in the old quarters, as on Monday the
new on Pine street will be- occu-
pied 10y the Board. Fun ran riot dur
ing the session to-day, the officers
winking at all violations of the rules.
This afternoon the members met in the
new Board and drew seats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30
OREGON.
End of the Ben. Holiday Litiga.
tiOn.
PoRrLAND.S Sent. %.

PORTLAND. Sept. 90.
The case Of Ben. Holiday and c..
Temple Emmet VS.. s. G.. Elliott. pend
ing since November 1869, brought Tor a
dissolution of c~opartnership between
the parties for the construction of rail.
roads in Oregon, has been decided in
favor OF the plaintiffs by Judge Boise
of the Third Judicial District Court,
who decided the dissolution Of coyart
nership, adjusted the partnership ac
counts aud gave plaintiffs judgment
for the balance found due against the
defendant. The attorneys for plaintiffs
claim that this decision virtually de.
termines all suits brought by Elliott
against Holiday, the railroad co m
psnies and others, growing out of Ell.
liott's transactions with Holiday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-30

BALTIMORE has just had a sensation
al marriage. Mr.. James Carroll, OF
the distinguished historical family,
was united In the holy bonds on the
18th instant. 10 Miss Florencs Patter.
son, grsndniece of Madame BoDaparte.
There were e eral hundred guests
present, but, ow ing to her great age
(ninety-two), Madame Bonaparte did
not attend. Miss Patterson has a dow
~ OF half a million.