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nv. IA Ode Der tOttn unh gsrb Fir.
N0. 10 Ode Der tfsn unb Cars Ctr.
no. 10 Gde bfr pine unb Main ctr.
10. ~ @de Der 3tsn unb Dusal Ctr.
no. II Ode Der 25ien mne 8roas 6 ire
". 2-3 Gde Der 17tsu uns Marlbau ar.
no. "a Ode hr 17tsn uns Malbiuoton
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Ctr.
10. 2-6 Ode Der 5tsu unS Main cir.
no. 81 Gds Der 14tsn nnb Main CIR.
NO. SO Gde Der 22fsn aus Matn Ctr.
NO. "a Ode Ter f3tn ums Corr Ctr.
Ms. 3-5 stabsil&ss a~rmenbans.
MO. SO Irstssar Gii.nsWert..
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Gary.
no. Az groab gtraBt ssds Sail ans.
w. 4-3 Ode g. ring unb pine cir.
Ne. As 9ds Ct s mrs unb Dusol ctr.
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be fir Serren &nabeu uno Sinalinae.
Stiefel gum Gn0pfcn uno nit Gpieen
fir Oamen, ". dsden ulb &inper.
Softer, &aliic uuo Sauatelu au her,
unteraeiebten Yreiien.
@ummi llebsidube bon alien Sortcn
;u Iebr biuisen Yreilen.
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J unaen ,peroen aufs 2'eite uno Yiiuflid>
ite beior9t 9srr Sobn >. yoi1tn
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mas. beiteute Arbeit hetrifft. beoieuen gu
olrfen. German goiden & Gruber,
No. oQ9 unb SIT Broad Strassc,
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aeweien. hin id 10 einseridtet
roB ia ale @uftrdae sur !3ufrieoenbeit
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rem fam. SD eriudle meme alien Sc
ldditsfrennoe mir ferner ibr aeneiates
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unb @artenbau>
Seituna,

(Serausstsu: ~. ~. &slsman. Mtipaprs. ypiss.l
3sit(@rift fir
3anbwirtbiGatt, Sirbaua. Cbfbau.
Eiamsm. u. Bient riiubt II. ben lamitienirsis.
e,ideiat felt benz SABLE 1870 r~saelmGEia an.
,auas ieosn Wpuats. Ter circumstances
'strast Sci 8rrNussabuag (inr aive pprto)
MUIR IS Geuts per Sabr.
Sete Nummcg enrbdlt . a nal rtifsl iitsr
bic iibsr bic peritiebe en- ;3weise Der SeIns
uu0 IS artenpirthi9ait. Bolts unn Sauss
mirtbi@afttide Auf aBe. iomie ipnltiasn ae-
m .innuB ieen ssisipH nsUf Suaarationen.
III il tsr UeeM bernummer nj, etn Snbslts.
sersei1t iB hes Satr anss 'ppis Gin llml6laa
a~elistsrt. Iieie DIT bsnii@sames,fantlde Ssit
lnriit wirt tsrsits bon lsbr
bielsu beuti9en 9~anDmilben. 0Grtner,
pllbaflentsn u. /. h..
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G ne frsu tli9e Anfnabme Yrpse umntrn
ret en- untntae tliG on irsene cine MprsGe
srianht. &ustIaft sstb III anb ys1saunssn
belprgt
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dtsr bsi'su lam. irmie cite 1,blsr her Rsbls
NIB Quues I'M raj Id mGhrsnp meiner praris
lbsr bunert 5GIs afbsiIt babe uns
$1,000 90
fir feeeu Gall ache, ter bnrd msjns Msee,lr
mot asbsGttt NTH. 9u eer IDai. msinf liz.
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Mu A@tnna erasteaf
sltt
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SO. SO ii iaiams Sts., Wem gori.
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unb eiqapr- 2aben.
BON
g. Sptti0beitmer,
SEQ. 1549 Maiu StroEe,

2tUs Iof5 WVUEI SItUBt.
SD srlante mir n, einsn Srsunben ant Be.
fannie. lowie lem publifum i'm Nlasmsiuen
an3ussisen, bab i'd pom llien San. b, s. an,
zine 8rpeerie erDHnet babe unb neten ben &C.
w6bnI' den amerifanilten @rpee. les, ale beut
lbe Waaren, ale: 81 m b urser- unb
9 d et3s<8Gfe beutlGe Gridte, los
rpie y e II, einen, q il 8 e etc, etc
flbre. 3uglfi1 made i'd auf rnein reibbals
tissS Eager spn u bisftea, Gpanae,
belOubers aufhen cnlifpruilben fir mecisinilte
3p sde, pelh'f S Satrr alt III, aufmrrflam.
Snbsm it 1lr bic @ite Der @aarea unb
Die bili9fsn vreiie baranttre, bittet I'm sati.
sen 3uipru1
y. 3 pttiebeime
Nr. s 14te Strabe.
m Int
, 1875-04-26

Seute sebt oas jiioi1@e Oterfeit gu
Cube.
, 1875-04-26

Sbtpinoinht tptrb gebeilt.
Wn hen &seaetfur Der "8irsiuia @taats
@a3stie."
Wtrbe@ Htsunt:
Wolsn Gts aftaais SIREN 2slnn bsnad.
rittiasn. b Id bic
, 1875-06-08

Wo yesterday published tho otllcia1 state
mcnt Of tho officers Of the Coal-Hcave1s AS
sooiation, defending tho policy Of that Or
ganization in the present strike. Wo pub
lishel this defcnsc, and In order that It might
have MI tho force possible, made no comment
thereon. Wo now propose to say that tie
only vital point In controversy has not been
met by the strikers. If It bo trio, aa is
claimed, that thoso rnou cannot work at loss
than from St To 81 TOR wllecle1H and shovel
ers, and the employers will not pay TINT
price, why do those coal-honvora Interfere
with other men who otfcr their labor at tho
p,ioos the o1up1oyeru ars willing to pay7 Wo
havo no objection to tho coa1-lcavers getting
wllatovor wages they can for their labor; wo
10 not seek to underrate it but whom tho
employers declare TINT they cannot pay 81
por day, and peremptorily refuse to do 30 j;
and when thore are hundreds OF mon willing
and anxious to work at tho SO to 81 per day
offered thom, BY whit right does tho Union
soy TINT those other mon shnl1 not work, and
by what right ore they naltroated and driven
from tho coal-yarda7 That Ia tho only point
made by THE TRIBUNE against tho conl-heay-
ers, and that is the point which hos not been
answered
, 1875-06-08

Since tho burning Of tho Catholic Church
at lrolyoko, Mas. It llas l'een remarked that
Canada hns law requiring outwor{f.swinglnG
doors In all churches, theatros, l1nlfa. 6chools,
and other public buildings, This law afi1xes
largo iino far ita nou.ol,servanco, and 1t hns
been rigisl1y enforced. It Is certainly worthy
otinitntio,,. auawould Frequently save life nn.i
limbs in caso Of fire, or false nlarms In public
l,alls, which, frequently produce rs mucl, Of n
panic. Observation-Disclosures is generally 1i1'~
eral enough in its provision of windows, brt
exceedingly stingy MS to DOORS notwithatond-
Ing churches aro usually built Mt sufficient
distance from every other building to admit
o: cgresa on MI sides. It is tho duty Of every
community to mako anil enforce carefnl pre-
cautious against tho destruction OF human
life, and tho dreadful church disasters during
The Inst fow ycars teaches TINT it would DO
well to require tint ttlero shall be certnn
number Of doors to overS church, and TINT
they shall open outward.
, 1875-06-08

C1crsynen aro not usually considered good
authority Oh gold, rs they have SO littlo to do
with TINT or any other circulating medium Of
intrinsic valuo but It must be conceded that
tho Rev. SAMuEt. H1SMAs, who went out as
missionary to tho Sioux Inaiaus, talks like q
man of.the world, and ono who knows a
thing or two whereof he talks, aibcit tho
sa,ne has refcreeoe 10 precious motnIs.
Ho has been through tho Dlnck
Hills country, aud is confident TINT
tho stories Of gold discoveries are
nit ''d-d- nonscnso," as DusDnEarr would
Say TINT, in Short tho only nuggets over
brought from tho Hills were some nuggets
carried thoro for tho purposeof boing brought
awny by some guides aud scouts who saw o
chapco to make mouey by getting mp gold
excitement. Tho good missionary evidently
desires to check tho rush for that kind Of
treasure which, when found. moths may cor.
rupt and thieves can ateof, but which. not
found, only lardens tho human heart and
leads to rordition. Afny l,o succeed,
, 1875-06-08

Tho Chicago produce markets were trregu.
lar yesterday. tho leading departments open
lug stronger and closing weak. Aless pork
was quiet, and closed s5o per brl lower, at
eloa3 Gosh, and $l0.40@1O.45 for July,
Lard wa' qulst aud closel lao per 100 lhs
1owor, at $ls.i6 cash, and sl3. 3.6O6QlY.65 for
July. Meats were quiet and easisz at Tic for
shoulders, 1lto for short ribs, and ll;c for
short clears. Highwiues were Inactive aud
nominal at *1.l7 per gallon. Lake frsights
Wero dull and easlor. Flour was inactive and
unchanged. Wheat was lnsa active aud 10
higher, but closed weak al oi;o cssh, and uu3c
for July. Corn waa In fair demand aud TO
higher, but olosed weak at C79c cash, aud 90 tc
for July. Oats were In good da1nand, and
advanced 20, but closed weak at Clio casl,,
aud b7 g Tor July, Rye was nominal ut ese
esah, end 7ao tor August barley was quiet
, 1875-06-08

Elgin people i'll tho aggregate are an honest
people, This is plainly shown by tho action
Of tile City Council in tho matter Of milk
measurement, whereby numerous aud divers
tactical establishments wero found to hnse
been somewhat in error in estimating the
capacity Of the cans in which the 1luid Is
transported from the dairy to Chicago retaii-
cns Why there should hayo been this dis
crcpancy in this, Of a'l seasouH, wflon tho
rprings lavo been full to tho brim, and the
ntl.er clements so nusplcious, is a problem
Which only tho milkn,au can solve.
, 1875-06-08

There was not word sn!d In the Common
Couneii last night about tho Contempt Case.
Tho Aldermen, hnsing Ind n tasto Of judicial
retribution, were in 10 humor to provoke o
further test Of Judge WHr1As,s' righteous
wrath. AID. N1IpnE1u relieved his pent-np
feelings by flash Of fooiisslness on The
subject Of huii1ing n Court-I{onse on
the West Side, tho real purpose being,
presumably, to "worl nr" q pressure sVhici,
shall hurry forward tho architect business
amd get somc fat contracts awarded befose 9
new Council is elected. Nobody will bo do
ceived by IIrIpnErn's bogus resolutions.
Tho taxpayers do not share tho intense
anxiety for Courthouse construction jobs
which At present parvades the average Alder.
manic breast.
, 1875-06-08

It is cheerful newa TINT there Ia fair pros
ract for cessation Of tho troublea i The
Pennsylvania cohl regions, and resumption
Of work. But what comment upon the
practice Of stril:es this long and costly war
affords Thcro have boon nearly six mouths
Of idleuesa, during which thousands Of peo-
pic have been suffering for tho want Of food
and clothing, millions Of capital llaye been
practically wasted, aud tho worst passions
OF tho human raco aroused to outrage md
bloodshed. ANIL nov, after MI this, tho
miners will havo to resume work, II at oil,
at the prices offered them lust January. Tho
Rtatomont II mad0 TINT, in tho ScLuylkill
region nlone, the loss from tho suspension Of
all mining operations for five mouths is 91o,-
100000. oue-lalf Of which must bo borne by
tho 1aborerb. How many such experiences
must the world have before laborars come to
realizatiou Of tho fact that capitalists can
better afford 10 bear their proportion Of the
losscs incident to suspension OF work, and
hold out longer, thau laborers7 Until they
do, we presume that the follies, md losses,
and outragcs, md sutferings of the long
strke in the Pennsylvania coal.reglous will
have to be sustained from time to tinlo.
, 1875-06-08

n.tn. ,-o-,, xn,,,or1oh,o hoo,, uran suvn-
,...,.. ,,ss.:,. - .eats;a. 49,, ;at,~,.n.;a,
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~ ,,o-a a.an =, xr;nt hafn~s IN ,ha .,,m1ro-
y, ""'v ,o,o 'e ~" n.n.,..s 49, ~ as,;,,n~,
1;..,.o,. ' ~. ..a.;n.a5 J., n.,;,orn,a 49,, J.,
oos' We =. - .,asa 1aa" ~ T.,
ss n.~.a T. .'. .nsa~na.,os =. ~ s.h,eh - ~ ha~.
p@ ~ ~ |Ao ,u',s ~ -. nar,a,. ~ c..,,,,a.s s
rs'',s, -, ~ G."
, 1875-06-08

only rrutectfon thu citizen hn9 nTnfuSk frrep-
arabic injury, It IL infinitely better that it
should be oven grossly abused nj eon,o ti,no
or another than Tint It's rro.ccs;on should 10
DESTROYED and thu oi,;7cu md whole comma.
mites ehoult1 bo loft without It,
Courts nro established for tic a,lmin;stra.
ton of iust;co and Tho protection of riehts;
to then, tho ucopIo have right TO M.
neal for redress nqainas committed wronga,
mud for protection acoinst tl,reatoned or
imuon,iinr iniurics. Tho writ Of iuiunc.
lion IL 10 iuyaluablo as il tic writ
Of Ao1fNs cornw, and can bo ronouucetl
with no loss danger. Tho va1,,o of tho
writ. md Of MI other wr;ts, is in tic ol}cdi-
cnce which il Welded to II. II overy ,nnu
cntoinod by judicial process is at liberty
To obey or disobey It, then tho writ ccnsos to
l,avo my virtue. If evcrY man is 10 con-
stitute himself a special court Of apncal
aud t,ociIo upon tho authority Of tho Court
to iss,,c sucl, command, aud thon 10 on NJ
If no such writ Ind bceu isyuo;l, then tho
writ ceases to hayo any force; it bocotnes
like nil unrcspectol Legal process, farcical md
cont1mptible, Tho Courts whose process
Is EEIH tbfGrnf4tSf4 anu FlQl1tGN cease 10 lIHYQ
tho rcspect of tho public, and fall into COLI
tempt; and without Courts with authority to
enforce thoir PROCESS NO coaso to hayo any
government Save that Of q mob.
The iuinnctlon in this case was tempo
rary one, limited to ten days, md subject at
auy thu to a motion to tiasolve when vio-
latcd it Ind but forsy.cight hours Of its term
uuexpred. Its violation was deliberate md
systematically planned. It was committed
under circumstances that left no question rs
TO tho purpose 10 defy and insult the Court.
For eight days, on any ono Of which mo-
ton to dissolve might have been made, no
action waa ta1len then the injunction wRs
violated, and the violators c!alned TINT thoy
performed meritorious act. They presented
tho direct fss,,e whether any man WIS bound
, 1875-06-08

Defenders Of tbs fAlti, once delivered 10 this
saintx sso not wan.ing In nexluo. T4o noly
Catholic salislou 1alans triumphant slere. aud
tho Free hlasons a.e cosrcspoudlpgly depressed
and discouraged. Lsto fles OF Me1icAa nows~
papers bring information that company Of
pIouy bAnltts hsyo sacked aud bprnal Tho VI.
i.ge of Laucitaro. B,ato OF Guerrero. Tho7 mA,!o
lhs attack, shouting " Viva Ia ReliglonI" The
sa,us battls-ors, With tho additional fervia
,u7ocat,op, "peath to H&aona!" haa heon
,tl.sd IL ainalaA By I company Of 1T
teen enthusiastic, who recently rAidod
tho Tuuu ot Lit Noyia, iu tho nAms Of God Apd
the Virgin M4ax aad carried Away cIgits hofues
spd soma arms. 1hs Church dncs not. Of oouFso.
a4alat or spp1oys shsss wiid outbreaks of faAsss'
, 1875-06-08
OIvM-nl0nTs AND uNCIv1L WR0NGB.

lilo wayfaring ,,,aidon in Coffee County,
Georgin, now plotls on her way without feat.
t;trny negroes who meet her tako to tho
woods with broathles' rapility. Nowhere Is
unprotected woman moro necuro from innult
or hnr1n. It was not always thus. Nor was
tho number ot tho colorcd population always
the sA.no rs it is now. A fow short days ago
1t contained ono vigorous negro who
Inns now gone to Heaven or elsewhere. Opin-
ions inny differ 40 to his present residence,
bus 1t is certainly not Coffee County, or, in.
deed, my part Of tho South. Tho manner Of
his taking OF was singular, oven for tho
South. 1tn s,ttlaeuness prevented lis 1now-
ing anything abont 1t, but thefaets Of the caao
hive been preserved by the records Of TolfaiE
Court. A maiden Of Coffee County was 60
ing homo, tho other tlay, when cotfoa-col-
ored person, mentioned in tho reports rs an
Ignorant Negro" stepped up to hor and aafd
he supposed tho oivil-Rights bill qualified
him to act as her escort. It was this rash
supposition that indirectly sent him to he,
Tho remaining 1ettera aro supplied In different
why's by Ills mud hor friends. Slo said noth-
ing and ho did nothing except wink by her
aldo to her home. Tho embarrassing silence
was brokon as tho ratornnl gate, whore tho
tnur&lorou5 ma!lon nakod her volunteer escort
to take chair on tho piazza." He took q
chair and she took MIN. First, Aowovor, sho
wont into tho house aud returned with An
adornmcnt In tho shape Of douhlo-
bar1elea shotgun. The negro did not hear
the pit-a-pat Of her returning feet. It is
doubtful whether ho hoard tho report Of the
gun, for It's discharge and tho removal Of Aia
hcad were coincidont. It might havo been
doubted whothor .nan who walked into such
trap Ind any brains, but tho appearance Of
tho piazza ntter the shot was q conclusive an'
Bwer to this doabt. It was belewod with
brains. Tho girl swept these up noat1y, told
hor father, who had been brought to the
spot by the report Of tho gun, to bury whaI
wont oil to milk the COW and perform
other pastoral dutics snitod to her gentlt
paiure. The matter WIS brought up before
Telfair Court, but after golne discussion, TIT
Bench and tho Dar unanimously agreed tim
tl!ers was no use in doing anything about 1t
Georgia's fair daughters must not DO inter
forea with in tho discharge Of their right
aud guns md admirers. nl-naturod person
pretend to find clew to tho nnanimity OF tn
agreement in tho report which gained gro1lnt
that this particular daughter was then nd
yanolng On tho Court, armed with tho identi
cal doablo-barralol ahotgun. This was tw
wocks ago. On tho intervening Sundays, he
| fntIlerts rinzza usuntly crowded with suftor
, 1875-06-08

4 newspaper contempt cnse hns arison in
Te1ns, where tho editor of tho Galveston
Nnrs ltas been cited before Judge MoRnr1n,
Of the United States District Court, to answer
for ccrtain comments upon TIC Judges decis-
ion in tho case Of theatrical manager fined
for violation Of tho Civil -Riehta Inv.
, 1875-06-08
TERMS Of THE TRIBUNE.
BATES or SUBSCRIPTION trArAntx rs ADVANCE

IArEH or 6pnscntrTioN (FATlnfk TX 1bF1Nc1]4
Postage fsrcputti ut thtH Office.
r,i,v ,.nst 2fS.fH>t Htskls. YeAt....3 l.Ni
1'rJ.Sf cnkly,,,..,, UlU T.te enrIss....,.. !.hn
knnb,o Rhcnt..... 3.GQt
Ikrfs Of i year Al tbs aarue rats.
NAx11p-t)ue eettve haent III aath tom and vtuaSe.
6peras 11tansef,ssts nsads With saeh.
freclneu enp4os amt fsec.
1nr.osrn dcIay Ard mstskts, be Frra sna kire Fost
Qace sddtess IN in1. including htAto md tasiu,y.
Net t,ners nas te ads ehss BY Draft. csasess Post
phso prde. ar In registered iattort. ~ "nr risk.
TERMS 10 ci7T srDecntaEhs.
&{t. dtttsered. EundAy t-rtptdt Cd eentA Dor week
UaiJ dnlisstod, Sunday lnrinJah 3l cnots PSF week.
Aadrcsa THE THtitUEE COMPANY.
Gspsus. TsI{knn and ncathoels-sta.. UhcASo. III.
, 1875-06-08

aud firm, closing nt 91.1s cash, nnd $f.oo bid
for September. Hogs wero activo mud "rer-
aged loc higher, aolling at sd.5oGo7.4o. cnt-
lie we're in aetivo demand and wore 1rmor.
Sheen Tare ouiet.
, 1875-06-08

The nativo white population OF tho South
nra eagerly looking forward to tho aseendency
Of tic Democratic pnrty In tho State Gover,l-
1nouta ns monns Of recouping themselves
for thor losses accustomed by carpothag rule.
But tho How regime is not likely to 10 Of TN.
nlloyed blessings 10 tho massos, and one Of
the grcateBt dangers which It throatepB is ths
abolition of the freo-scl!ool ayste1n, first iu-
tro,luced in tic Southern States in general
and systematic manner by the Northern peo-
pie aftor tho War. There Is abundant reason
TO believe tint tho new State Governments
will deliberately abandon public schools rs nm
institution Of Ito State. IhiB wns one Of the
first acts of tho GARLAND Government in Ar
kansas. The Legislature cut OF tho appro-
priation for the schools, which had boen about
$25o,000 ycart and tho school~lousos
throughout the stato aro today empty and
closed. The project for q new Constitution
in Alabama contemplatea m elimination Of
the present organic provision thot onc-dfth
of the stats tax.lesy shall be set apart for the
support Of the public schools, In both these
States poverty reason is givon for the
abandonment Of the BTstem. In Arkausas, oil
tho ta1es aro now paid In State scrip, which
il bought up by tho tax-payers at frum 35 to
10 cents on tho dollar Tho Inv prohibits
the reissue Of this scrip, go that It is in no
sense money in the hands Of tho State. The
State has, therefore, practically no revenue,
and will have mono until the obligations Of
tho former Government havebeen discharged
But it is worthy OF notice that the public.
Rchool fund WIS the frat to bo cut oil. So
In Alabama tho State Is In default Of tho pny-
ment Of interest On its dobt, and has been
for nearly tllreo yoars; tie people pro.
| fcss desire to resume this payment,
| and the very frat step proposed to this end
is to repeM tho constitutional provision giving
| ono-Gfth Of tho State taxes to the schools.
This provision has heretofore yielded only
| about S1.2o to every child In tho school pop.
ulation, while Illinois. by general and local
taxation. pays probably S5 per child. Thjf
Is certainly little enough, md the school
fund should suffer only IN proportion to The
necessary reduction Of taxos.
The fact is, however, tlcre Ia no disposi
ton among the former slave-holding classes
! Of the South, which constitute tho controlling
element OF the Democratic party there d
preaout to sustain the froe schools, 30 {al
from being willing to make any sacrifice t
maintain the system, there Is q very docides
| tendency to abandon 1t altogether, Tie dis
favor among these classes is relic Of t4'
former condition Of slavery, whom thero wa
no more thought Of educating negroes tha,
mulos, and whom tho poor and ignoran
, 1875-06-08

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OF commah'tes' 1no cs4'e III ono nspecs ID
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VIOLATION OF lue'c'a VIII ~ :n" Pefsons
asaasss wao.n ~ ~s's u.tee'sai ~ pts7eu.su
tue Unusual i1s,'heo ~ nuAuet " Atso.,
ncys aa"s'n8 u'o enJolneo parties tn"' u
.hey slon'.ea I1s lnl"nctlon lucy eoo4u not
w l'"n'sncu " tuo eour. iof eort0nnp'.
onca "os'ce 's' ~ too ceea'' ~ e"o nas' no'
usual, anu ~ IS "e.' 'aa1' "nen II ii g'son' 1ho
courts sAo'uo oea' VIII" II consp'caoas!y'
1uuso WILLIAMS argument II an aoso one'
md It's language Is ealna' d'gnihea' ana IN
eooo temper. Ino question oo'oso h.n' no
sala, was not waet''of 1no o'l4 naa eqa'sy, or
wnother IL hael proper paftlos' OF "aeshes tne
faots shofe'n ses fofth Wefo pfopor'y OF s'1in-
cscntly Stated, or whether tho Court might
not have refused m injunction. The solo
question waa as TO the po'cr q IN Court.
After m elaborate definition Of tho term
Jurisdiction" rs distinguished from power,
he held TINT tho chancesy powors Of tho
Court remNinod intact, though the Court, If
the question Of Jurisdiction had bccn raised,
might lave refused to exercise the power.
lie next discussed tho question as to the
legal clatacter Of tho Common Council, and
llolla that III this particular case its authority
was purely ministerial In matters Of Tint
kind tho Common Council was subject to tie
Courts, anl the Courts have the same power
to control tho Common Council aa thcy haye
to control tie acts Of natural porsons.