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Joyce

JOYCE.
An UNcHR13r,iAs nEtlTAt, INDICATING THAT TIE
EAY or TUE 1nASslnEsdoA AND HIS WIFE u
HARD.
Sptcia' D1spasea to Ths cAl,.ao TrIbnne.
81. LOUIS, No., Dee. ?i.-A!rs. Joycv. wite OF
Col. Joyce, arrived In Ielsrsou Cisy yesterday
mdEnlog, and MAS met 1t tho 1cput by c1-uoy.
Fletcher. Of Joyco'a counsel. who took With her
htsIe cir! anu babo 10 tho slatibou House. An
hour Of two afterwards they took = car1isge aud
wont 10 taa lsultci'tiary 10 sco col. joyce. Bte
has nc. seen hor husband Aince his incarcela-
t,ou. and tito meeting between tho two IL dcY.1lu-
I'd to have been most affecting. al1s. Joyrs
II not only au accomplished woman.
but hcr friends bear Testimony that
ahs baa rasaed through sbe trying ordeal
shat has COME upon her s,th remarkable loro-
ISM. Whto waiting IN tho reeepiou.soom Of
tile prison she enaoAyoled 10 rrasosys ut least
partial drgreo OF compoaurc, but. when Joyco
emerged tom tho aaio'ntas room. clal in la
convics-atrIpes. she ~ once gtYo way to her
nyCrHlet1nau feelings. Bile finally became CON-
poEod and lad \ conversation With h0r husband
Listing several bours. Joyce boro tue meeting
aud tho teAru Of tbs w1fs lnaufulty. uutll h,o was
notified by tho prison au.hottles that the luter-
view mnst end. She a1ose aud said to ter bus
baud that she mould brtIR the baby born
sino, lila Imprisonment to SEQ him. At The
mention OF lis cl.ld, whom he hAd usves seen,
Joyce Lsoku down. aud left tho toom abruptly.
AAsBArK.
During tho ABSENCE Ut Gov, Fletcher and Mrs,
joyce tlou, tho hotoi, United States Marshal
George tmlth, accompAniel By Assistant Dis
tr,ct Attorney Htlss aud ! detsotise, proceeded
10 the zooa shich had besa sssi2asd hin.
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sE'"Ent nr TIL: I.tEE s,tnaE DfsrrLLEnr.
Deputy Campbell. actin; nntInr instruction.
fFom the Internal Revenue Department. ec,zcd
upon tho Lai" Shorn Drtlery at a rather late
lour day before yes'"r.la:. TfliI cunceiu Il
situated on thu la;:o shore tb we wrtt~-
street and has been lately operated and o,,..+,l
ty LEIGH X FrcGcrc.ia enccc..ur3 Ia Miller &
FrecicH. 1t scenr that et:! in nnIo!1,,, If tuc
t,xrs had accumulated un Ie: :l.i'sr X Fredcr::in
unsl' HOW. usnIcs the pYvseut pro;,ric:o-4. thu
asstteinrnt fur back taxr,, a'ao1,nts 10 about
t10tfe. Tic distIllesy In ."s l,cn runpi;,.
for rcscral days, oxuip; - H.. hr 'ak.as Of s2t,
machinery. Whenever i d-t::iery rtaEa ritz
nlns tAo Government lncfn ,r" applied will
douh'o slenr. and this fact. ;nf;ati,cr With lhn
tact that lhp.c hacii tn4en reutl,n Unrnld. Ia.
nEch thc cR'ibc OF the prctcn. teiiuse. 10 st
tempt Inns EceE Had" 1u Loul MT tit,r xarc-
1oa"". ana tt III ho: prababc tlht l..: vi! guall
fur"a:a ~ tu Ju.
G"t>D IrGy sAIt;..
yesterday :ft":E J:tl;n Iot,.et' i-rt3nj N
order t"r IL .;'LEd J:rv 1t t"cuts.threD lncnl+ts
to ho tlra@u ut Gire. ALL to nlaet Jan. /. Il,,
ntahl method Of getting tie jury !H MI lo1!ona:
l4o Clerks CT :ae tltHcrent r,lrts throughout
tho :ilrt'-t"o etuut"H coMprisiug .a,s dlstri,:
about oncc Year send in n hut Of nau1cs of
1,rolsin' ntrIrs tBim theirlc sc:iye counlss who
they suiii0 would nnkc the best jurYnlon. N!leu
ta" tanInlhtl1.ncrs choose The Grand Jury thev
puL EAfi VI tlGF1 E6tneH Oh u 1!tt0 611p OF
Der. and after hiking tIlcul up in box, draw
forth the tn cnty-s4rao hataca. These arc sub
mittcd ~ tho judge, who dscdcu az to tho til
tless OF tue TnrteA to actyu OIL the Grand Inrv.
II 1T. all ven AMI Eool; uud l.. not, thcn an
other drawing tAxcH place.
PERSONAL
Judge Daner returned 10 I,aeon laat
p'ynt, ~ller" he ciII remain to-day, to-
r:o row. AHl, ptrhats, Monday, asr1v-
,sG iIcfe A:n,n Tuesday morning,
IT. E'irHu, Ill" AH .Btant u1s.uc: Attorney, was
engaged yesterday IN arranging pap-rs, 1oyien-,
lng evidence. aud getting it Id shape fur tho
cunning trllI.
Supervisor Mn'tl:ews waa very buoy yesterday
With vafi:o abs! BuI,s Of nlnnoy 1n hiB hau3s,
aud Wild lok in Ills esc, from Witch it may b.
inferred that he hal been shopping for presents
He left for A,,me last evening.
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SEse1t u4todteh u iht Chicago 9t7bHHk.
8Pn1SoFtELD, ILL.,. Dec. 2i.-Iha Capital rouI-
TIT and Eet Stock Association hold an exhibition
heso, open to tho State, from the 27tA to tt&
3lst inst.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln to-day presented to tho
Hon. jesse X. DuboIa gold-hsadsd ash cane,
inscribed, "Cut from tho birthplace Of A.
Liucoln, aud presented by Dr.. J. II. Holman. Ut
Il Rue County" Tho cano mas presented to
President Lueoiu during hiA lfstfns. aud IL
now glvSn Iii. Dub1i4 a. Christmas prs4eut.
Frank Iuttle, Government Detective. aud
cLtsi aoder Wasaburn. who has been bunting
ConeY operators lu this section SONS tina bkok
very successfully, Was to-day osds.ed Bouth.
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Order Promulgated ~ Isrtg..t:ess.
DNcnts

sFR1SoF1Etl', ILL.,, Dec. 2i.-Thc following or
der was approved anil promulgated to-day:
1lEAnarAE1Hrs T1nst Hu,n4ur !L,.,"ols STATE
kncc with Gtlcsa1 Dr'Irs No. II TIN
E'nl,nander-!n.Chiaf. thn Undersigned L..unr4 TIM
command u h- military !urec4 uf the Sat. 1t Il-
noi*. The following oilA"csS sltltut.rh III tie
stla nni they viii te obeytrl ami testcts nerard-
inHly: Gen. T.. 4, utis Colonel and ChIcf nf kE4t,
Ell,en@n: Cul. t1sosGs 7. W4t,r,lan, Lieuten.
tnt.cnonc anu !ssrfstant adjuiaut-G"n..al.
Co.outl AID ellie. OF Artillery, Chirago;
Mi. AIhrs L. Coo. Major and Qnartrr1naa'rr,
t:nrago; Mai. e. +. D.n1 Major and EnnlH.,ss4ry'
:,prisseh!: MAJ. ten C. Miller, Mater an1 surgeon,
Tux aga: Dr. Poole, caltstn amt t ttans .;ursro1.
Anl.dr~c.m1. Cnlrago: Lieut., y. o. c'Il.ns, first
Lieutn. vi and aid he-ca'hI. Chicago; CAPT, T.. ".
E!-ak, ca uia aut Ak.itAnt 1nA.e2lor, Cuau,1 arn
Cart. J. :" ffotn:d. Carta1n aud Arrtssnt lnkf cctn.
Hcurrsn. The nEc"tH ~ the etu will the MI.
torn 4. tkcif frrT, rank tile army Of tbt tneI
h:aSe. I'll: H1iteEIn u A: tfsl will h" The ra,ae as
ihr the "1A 'ol! th iu ihe Guittl ,.ales my.
tfI1t.1 tbs le:Lt- " ]. ~ 6. liz i.t tn. All
orirr. hrTe:otnr' i>.d to lha trA}- SUI TN. o.
her. Mil EeInaIu III ipflc uEtl tht:her t.r.i+rt.
ANritCE (. UE:Ar,
E.irltiie: General r.llaxAdin2.
G3onGr T. WATERMAN. Leuteu4ut- -culuEe and A.slst-
ant AclAlaat t.neral.
The Inspector. General has mol yet been ap-
EGiGtGl.
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CHICAGO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1875-TEN PAGES
city. alidnn1y died At II o'clock laat night from

city. a,ldd"n1y died at II o'clock last night from
B,toxe Ut npopie1v.
SAN FnAHc14co. Cai. Dec. 2.-A. c. Wider.
ex-tnefnbcr Of Congress from Kansss. !ate edl.
t"r q tho l.o:ilcster ErpTe,s. dted nt the PAL
nee Hotel day before yesterday. III came lcto
Ten days ago on health trim.
PaiLAnELrMtA. Fa., Dec, 2f.-Dr. Karl Nuhl,
one nf tho editors OF the German Detno&ra'.
diod slddeal7 to-'lay. tic wa4 f,r many years
Proprietor Of i German iaper in San Frhtici4-o,
al! well knorn throughout the cnnntry.
:sh'th11 [ofFe.pondtnrG NJ 3hs Fh,tryp Fr.tt,s.
14.StiSc,, afelt.. Uec. 24.-A dispatch VAS re-
ceiv"i tlHA mosnihg announcing Tho death Ut
CIiy Treasurer J4pwiB I.oomls At .Glifton
Springs. n. L., w'ltro ho had cone for hla
licalth. Ito lad bcen City Treasurer fns over
Twelve ytarn rHecrHslvclT.
Another dispatch uag received to-day hv the
Faro1fs Of 3fiEs Emma Carrier. who waa lcac.l-
ing IN Illinois, Ihnoutctng her death FROM
heAit-diecase.
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The strong Point "a the 1lUu$r Com.
I{l9l&cess

The strong Point "a the IlDu$r Corn.
NA1tice@s
6ptetrt Dispatch to IN. hte17o 3r9tnnt.
WAsniSiToS, L. C., Dec. 2:.-Mr. Ker.'s
friends eay shat his be.. No!k iu tic imposition
Of the Committees has ESCAPED geurra notice,
and that it II In tho arrangement OF the COM
m:ttccs o. Expenditures in tho various Depart
1ncn!z. i}y tue rule ot the Houhs creating theln,
they arc glyou power ~ examine lnto Tho pay
Ment Of ali accounls mud as to the sni,eieucy vi
vouchers, to nea tha: tho moneys uEu expended
sr:lct y a.cu du g 10 apPro; tlatiuIl. 1'lry arc
aIao charged With reporting uil abuses ia tho
Departments TO the House aid u ret, f.Iehn. cuts
whlca they tAlnk prorcr ha :in. duu Regard to
the efficiency Of thu service.
Tho Secretary OF the treasury hns directed tho
p1y1aent o! the Jan lnry iu.efest to la con-
Iutuccd OIL uuuday uc1t, with rebate.
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THE NEWPORT, +. l., BURIAL AFFAIR.

PEov1pEScx, II. l., Dec. GA naAss.,neeting
OF tho men,ters OF lbe Roman Catholic psrinb
Ut 81. Mary's at Newport. WAS held yesterday to
give expression to. an orlulou ra'stsss to tho
recent burIat scandal. 4 representative If tho
Nuw York Herald nas oailul tu ac!o,lut fat his
report. Rutl Il series OF fcsclutlOin waro adopted
ltEelTils tn tue MAR care OF discipline Le-
tween pnsior a.ld Ais arishloners, whrh has
been araprcseutcd. expressing cunaIebca III
tho pastor, aud rspclIinE Tho caIu,nny which
charges him with tr4sntlt t1.olerAucs.
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eAH FnAScssco Cal, Dso. GA dispatch,
from Camp Gruus. o'cEon. SAVE that tHo Colts
psn,es II the Sixth Cavalry loft last evening for
Il.o fronilor. Cul, Dddle commanding. ThoY
wIll bo joined near tho Bouo.a line bg Capt.
Wiuchestol's company from Camp Lowell. No
!Atur nows las baeA received cJnceru!nX tue
Mexican belllrercnts. Co>nnauY Il. FrsI Cav
airy, left tAs city BY rail to-day for 6an Diego.
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BATTLE OF THE P!lL-TAKERS,

S}Fc1d1 DI1p1{sE u TIA IANlQ0 ITioFNf.
nEs Mo1xE<, Ia, De.. ei.-Tbe WAT OF tho
'fAthos upon tho Aoiical Department OF tho
s:ato uusversit! las coauoaccd. The Home.
opaths and Ecloct note1t aga,u.t taxing tho
roaple 10 support at,l na:ntn,n Ill AltoIuthic
School OF Medicine. to Tho exclusion Vi MI eth
era; aua 1t IL probable that tic Legislature WILL,
shis winter, oullt ali appropriations IL IT. nenalf
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QuEENs1ows, Doc. a1.-Steamship Kenilwosth.
which lett Llyefaool on shn 18th tor th1t4 4le.-
plia. LAS returnsa here, having lost her pro-
pa.fpr.
LONDON, Deo. 24.-8!esmshIps Morn S:otiau,
from BALTIMORE and JAys, fruns Now York, lavs
A.rtyol CUT.
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Dosros. Doc. .2l.--tnrossisaton shows that The
Affairs Of tho Lancaster Savings Bank ne ,nucn
wotso than at trat thought, 1t ID ssQ that at
least 81. 600 It its funds hnve been loaned upun
serntitios entirely worthless. 4 receiver will
sool 10 appointed.
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ACCOUNT

Lnu1eylLLx, ky.. Dec. zl.-Tte Rev. Dr..
8moot, ol l,o"ilug Green. las basn acquitted
Of tnakta false statementB regarding Bible ssqs,
by = COMMITTEE Of iny6stiXatlou.
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Special Euta'ei to fAc Chteoto tribune.
DIooN.se7oS. ILL.,. Dee. 24.-Janlts, son Of
William ELLSWORTH. owner of tie iioyworll, iii l..
was INSTANTLY killed this evening BY slipping
wh,'o adjusting belt, b5 Witch he vas tLsvwn
aGaiuat 1y-Aleei.
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RUN OVER ARD KILLED.
1SpiASA1oL1s. 1ud., Dec. gl.---at -, early hour
thia forenoon. Luther II. Driggs, t!e.slt con-
ducsor on the p. c. T. 1t. l.. Il. H., waB Instantly
killed at Richmond by fn'1,ng under ti~ tlnin.
nh':n so'ered hs lead and feAsiu!y mang!ed
l1lt body.
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INDIA,


BRITISH MILITARY ECccESaES.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-Iho Times special fran
Penang today says: 'Gen. Co1bornp repo,ta
that he has taken kntah without any loss.
MahaFaiah lanai and Lola lied to Palaue."
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New YoaK, Dec. 24.---The Jury In tho Bowen
libel suit found yurdiot for plainti1 aud hxea
tbs dams8sa 1t $l.000. Tho othes oa4As Of ilbsl
will ho ttlcd at the ns1t tetua..
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MApnrn. Dec. A..-Niue hundred soldiers nil,
euauRrk for Cuba on tho 30th inst. Tile Epocd
declares that 6pafu is resolved 10 re,aln Cuba,
even IL tho Insurgents should obtain sroatct
io1cua anu could rely on House powerful pro-
tcctor.
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OBITUARY..

Hptttat Dispdtch u The CAteaao YFihuH<,
GALEaBunu, ILL.,, Dec. AL. n. Moia4, =
prominent physician and local politician Of thia
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fornmounts Of $40 and upward, PAYABLE
ON Dt,MAN11.
Ehe Cert,hcatea will ho isaucd separately,
or Ill convenient b0o3t form with 1nenorAn-
dunn atubs, and may ho coilnctcd BY pro.n1s.
t2tlon at the Bank or through other City
DAnkH.
They will ho safe from loss CT tho!t until
ENDORSED, nNtt will supp;y Il want often
axpericncod by those who wish to separate
their ctrrnnt expenses from THUR business,
ano avoid tho necessity aud rin]; Of keeping
fthoy Will ba found ccnvonient:
n paying: for tM.aiily supplies, scrvico, otc.
For travelling eSrcnsGs,
For fnrmors aud others rem oto from banks.
For transmission OF small nul cunts, md FOR
many purpoScs outside Of the ordinary range
ot bank factlitleH.
Persons residing out Of the city ney ronait
by e1presa or bank-draff, and have Cortli-
catcs, Tor such scparnto am cunts aB directed,
returned BY mali. n such cason caro- muat
IN sending tna signature Of tho person to
Who1e order they arc made.
Tho Bank also Issues Certificates Of Deposit
bearing Interest nt tho rnto Of 4 per cent nor
nnnun, on which Il rpaervca tho right at It's
option to require dvo days notico before
payment.
The Bank also allows por cent 4ntorest
por tnnun, on Savings Deposits, upon tho
usual terms.
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AHfSSihtt&.

FEAAFuL aLAr6HTEH or EGYPTIAN Tnoors.
NE~ iouE, Dec. 2l.-Iao Hescr Ztitung Of
Eromcn+ Dee. s, contafps the following account
OF Ito captnro and massacre Of tho detachment
OF Egyptian troops BY tho Aoyssinians, blietly
reported soma ts.no ago by cable: 1--WE haye
bad nows from Abyssiuia. an expedition O:
abou. 1000 ulcn sent by the X ledive, under tho
command Of Con. A1cndrop, l)Auc, to a,lbj,.-
gate tho AbyBsinians, "as drawn iuto all ambush
and neatly every man VAS slaughtered. Gen.
Arcnurup, tho PaBha. nnu many othcr oflccss
wcrc literally hached in pieces. their hsadn
niuck Oh spears beto1e tl,o Abysssuiau tenta, aud
their 10 l,cB Hcut to the Will hoaas. MACK op
l.outh. tue An,cEicxn. rothiuC is known, and
uply ono officer {Schwetzer) cseared. an e1-
red,tlun comprising 12,ou9 mcn. Infantry, cav.
Alry. and art!ory, is to set out fo.n Cairo. wi:h-
cut dc'ay, aud will te jpsurd By every American
officer III tho Egyptian service, Including Col.
ptQQq."
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An cNcHRf3r.iAs nEt'lIAL- INDICATING THAT TIE
WAY or TUE TRASsJnEsaoA AND HIS WIFE IL
The New York herald., 1875-12-06

In this church The mission comprises certain spirit
ual exercises which may be done in every church,
where the faithful have always open 10 them per-
petual fountain OF divine grace Many OF those who
atended the missions absened themselves from mass
for three or four months thereafter This is a depor-
able result OF the mission There Is among great
mass Of what Is called floating population that comes
and goes without being felt and without attending to
Catholic duties II hoped that the mission might
attract these people hundreds Of whom attended Them
and would not come al any other time. The missions
should be givon only the same importance as other
church exercises and that they have passed Il is
10 be hoped that the people OF this congregation will
come forward and attend 70 hoir regular duties There
will be
OTHER MISSION
al this church for many years. perhaps not during the
ministry OF the present pastor Missions are good
things In France and Italy, where the faithful have 20
contend against the inroads and encroachments OF in
ndeity and atheism There II is well TO resort TO ex-
traordnary exercises but here among where there
rs no inndelity 10 combat, they are not necessary
The good resolutions formed at the missions should DO
kept in our hearts always The first great truth 70 be
laid hold Of is the truth taught by the mission that s
that the sacrifice Of the the divine centre ana
pivot the tabernacle and sanctuary around when al
other things holy revolve
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 4, 1876.
The following argued in the United States
Supreme Court o.day -
No. s Major VS. Cpton-Error to the Circuit Court
for the Northern district of Illinois another
Of the actions brought by the assignee of the Great
Western Insurance Company TO unpaid bal
Of subscription to tho capital stock OF the
pany. The defence that the for which the
suit was brought-cighty per cent-was stand
paid until called for by Of the directors or the
company, and such call had been made. But the
Court ruled that the company insolvent
and such call could be made the call directed by the
Court in bankruptcy upon the application of the
slgncc sufficient and that evidence OF that call was
admissible IL Is here urged that notice of tho
application for the order given 10 the subscriber
and he had opportunity 10 be heard evidence OF the
order having been made should have boon excluded
and that tho judgment was, therefore, erroneous.
Major tho subscriber sued in this case, was the Presi
dent Of the company.
No o. steamer Maynower vs. Steamer Dove, and
appeal from the Circuit Court for the Southern
district OF Michigan This is Of collision the
ST. Clair River the night Of the 3lst OF May, 1862
between the steamers, owned respectively by H.
n. Strong and the River ana Lake Shore Steamboat
Line. The Mayflower was on voyage from Chicago to
Buffalo with a cargo OF grain and flour. The Dove
a voyage from Detroit to Port Huron. The former
intended to stop at Marine City, on the American
shore. The latter did stop there at Records DOCK and
the collision occurred just opposite that dock
Tho turned upon the proof TO which
side of the river the collision occurred. the Nay1ower
csyng that 1t occurred on the American side, while
the Dove equally positive that II occurred on the
Canadian side and not more than 800 or 400 feet from
the shore The Court below found the question of fact
IN favor Of the Mayfower and II is here insisted that
the Court wrong this finding thai the burden OF
evidence was the other way and that II IL shall bc
found that the fact claimed by her officers then
the responsibility for the collision falls upon the officers
Of the Dove for in that case she kept her proper
DuGeld Garfield and Lathrop for appellants, and
Ncwberry, Pond and Brown for appclees
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
ST. PETERS OR. c. CHURCH,
BROOKLYN.
on MoDEsTY IN DRESS.

Yesterday being The arst Sunday Of the month the
services in st. Peters church, Brooklyn wcro more
imposing than usual Solemn h Ugh mass was sung by
Father Mccarthy assisted hy Father walsh as deacon
and Father Boubcr sub deacon. Rev. r. Ecyns
acted as master Of ceremonies The mass sung was
Giorgia's In +, which was written for st. Peters
church The "Vcni Creator" was a trio for soprano
tenor and basso composed by sehor Augusln Cortada
the organi5t OF tho church The mass was rendered
exccllcnlly, solosts and chorus giving evidence Of
the skilful training of Scnor Cortada The pas.
tor Rev J. Frsnsio preached the sermon, taking
his text from Matthew XII, 2-10:"What went ye out
to sec in the desert clothed In soft gafmcntsY
intend, SAID lie, to speak few words 10 you to-day
about dressing Many viii think II strange that should
make Il subject Of religious instruction before tho
altar, and IL will seem as though IL talked
enough OF Ia tho conversation Of ladies' think IL very
important principally because | never spoke Of It
before and secondly because consider this subject Of
tho greatest social aud moral importance The whole
basis Of my sermon Will be the patent rule Of ~
Paui-"Wc must dress with sobrety and modcsty :"
Sobriety plies that we should dress according TO
condition state of life and according % our means
In this couiftry, wherc all men are equal tho disnc
tion OF classes In dressing is not 50 great II is In
those countries which produce those great mpn who
have nothing ose by which TO distinguish themselves
but livery and dress But there Is In this country and
everywhere, a natural distinction Of class natural
division between laborers and professional men, masters
and servants, implying difference in their services 70
society When dress Is not limited to ones condition
in life il generally Is not limited to ones means But,
some will say should milonnaires limit them
selves IN TINS Tcspectf remind thom OF
Solomon in his prosperity the gold in whose treasury
abundant as stones (oi course there must be
little exaggoration in than; he commenced 10 turn his
attention to foreign women ana tried 70 atiiy tner
wishes In dressing What was tho consequence Hs
treasury was exhausted and onerous taxes made tho
people miserable, because he spent all n 0rnamcntng
the ladies OF the house When there's new article OF
dress the ladies must have w. matter for their hus-
bands money, AMI you must get Il u you want 70 keep
poace in the house On the other hand VIC should taac
proper Of our dress and dress deccny. declaim
against those who spend their money IN whiskcy y.
Paul, also commends modesiy in dress. There should
be no yielding TO ndcccncy IN dress, because Y Is the
fashion DO neglect TO keep yourselves in modesty
and sobriety, simplicity and cleanliness aud God and
man will bess
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
CorRT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

srrREnK CouRr-CHAMRKRs--Hcld by Judge Davis =
Court opens at ten A. VI. First Mondays motion
calendar will be called at eleven A. NJ
SUpRBAE COuRT-SPEcrAL TKRM-Held by Judge Bar
rett t--Demurrers-Nos | to 25 inclusive. Law and
fact--Nos 500 65l 94O1, 434, 576 5ST, $40 OIL oI5
0I5l, BOO az lO2 ass 634, e3 81 557 100 asa o52
GjJ, j63 $50
SUPREME CoURr-CmcUrr-Part Held by Judge
Donohue 1925 to 1892 ncluslve 1885 1888
1873 lil7 1887 1743 1903 1881, 1863 1902 1883 III
iGi7 1851 255s, 1854, %, 2o4s 62s 1863 1911 1877
1907 loll 73, 2l9 467, 45S, 3473 $40, 2429 1891
1865 21is 1851 SAB 6l0, 1908 1875, I'LL 1857 1885
Part 2-Hold by Judge Wcstbrook Mes 906 y, l46s
l4s6 143s 2D52 1885, 1576, 1862 27S9 2706 708 $40
16ls 9Ss VI 1882, 222s G30ls, 2elS 1913, 1923 1886
1854 IFS 3S14, 355s Part 3--Held BY Judge Law.
rence-Sos lI33 O63 3ls, 3O39, s2s, 1921 943g 1906.
9s1 1887 1901, 1863 si4i i90i, S3i 3375 12lT 1895
lU21, lob 1921, $685.. 800, 2Ts9 S5Si 3s35
SUrRRfoR vRT--SrECtAL TEaM-Aeld b. Judge Sedg
ck-Demurrors-Nos. | TO s, inclusive. Issues 81
fact--Nos to 81 inclusive.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL TRRn-Hcd by Qhot
Justice Monc aud Judge Curtis Appeals from or.
ders-Nos, 70 10, inclusive. General calendar
Nos to So inclusive,
SUPERIOR CocRT-fRTAL TERM-Part Held bv Judgo
Spcir Nos s55, 297 1919, SIS, ISL 7l5 s63 5s7 s7e
ltol, sos, AL 6I3, 500, 1871, 725 1911 1915 Part -
Held by Judge Curtis -Eos. e3S 6go sgs s00i. ss6
1870, Col, S62 ISs, 636, 6T4 454, $40 0l5 sOl
COMMON PLEhs-rRIAL TRRM-Part Held bv T,,d0o
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
ST. PETERS Or. C.) CHURCH.
DISCOURSE BY THE REV EATHER o'RARREIL on

The grand ceremonial or high was conducted
yesterday in st. PetOrs Roman Catholic church, In
Barclay street. BY the Rev. Father canory The spa.
Cious chapel denscly crowded. The gospel OF
the day taken from 81 Matthew, xi,
2-l0 The Rev Father O'Farrsl pronounced a dis
course which bad a twofod object in view; the
was 70 warn the congregation against giving their
money 70 begging priests from Ireland and elsewhere,
and the other that OF exhorting tho aithful TO be
punetual in attendance to religious duties all times
whether not there might be mission at the church
In The nrst portion Of his address Father oFArre said
that there parties In the parish engaged n So
lciting subscriptions for the building OF chapes and
other purposes ireland and that too while in such
small places there Queenstown a chapel
Is in of construction which will
when finished, cost $500 000 remarkable fact which
shows how able the people 10 Ireland 10 support
their own churches aud which notably contrasts with
our condition here when is remembered that in New
York the Catholics could not erect 800 900 edihce
without going largely into debt II is also to be borne
in mind that such priests could not say here and
had no authority from the Archbishop or Vicar General
Quinn TO make collections In this diocese Tho lesson
herein sought 10 be conveyed Is that
cRARrrT BRcIEs AT HonR
tn the second part Of his sermon the preacher tried
10 impress upon the minds of hts hearers he necessity
Of being dgent In the discharge OF every religious
duty imposed by the holy Church. II does not matter
now great Il the importance OF periodical
smissons, IL does not exceed the spiritual bens
- shsch the faithful might receive eyeU Sunday