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REAL ESTATE.
The sales mado the Roal Estate Exchange ysster-

The sales mado on the Rea Estate Exchange yestcr-
day were ~ foIlows:-
yo,.,,o,.,s ~ sLry Y k AsD srLH S.f.,.or
QUE story frame house win pio .fana ioooxss 40
nv scorT AND MYxas
Foreclosure ssls-tawsrd ~ sarshsrd, ssterse-ef
with loo 26x7s. NJ. 7ss I'd av., W., COS II ). Or
Asa st. to DAin' nr JANIS MILLER $500
s; ss.s Of s iS r. s sf 7ss
Ai.o Two lots lot = each n Of IVES. iA
AIS v. Of 7sh II. Giles. $500
Foreclosure smyh tho
rss -Sa @ Es. s5ss house se to-
OF 4th Nv. 80 plaintiff 5000
Total sale. for the day. s2asoo
ward S9owsr TO rSo@a. ss ssa.'. 700 $500
ias,h y; = .. 40 a. 9 o. 81. Ann, av soxios;
.9 M - % sa. and d s wia to .y es
Iosa si. 47is w. Of I'd av 'asoxols
Jacob T.. .sa.' stephen %ssh. aud wife Nj '2'o0
4l s. r.. !. asy4 Il " .y SiilisEasi Soo
o and w vi s,S NJ soys
'f saa.so Nora 10 4 > rho%:ea ~, -s $500
lS ward 81 Morn. and < ( Tssie 900 $50
ea s % IT, q !. OF sy ay @
oos . @s. sx v vii. n o. s7sa
47th -, $. ies II W Of 10Th av., sossico4; ).
lasts a s % as3 H. ssn av aosi0o ii Same S0~
saa It.. ~ s. $50 IL e. Of 10Th nv. a5xooS b. '"
Ssh st. s As T. y 9TH av axS5: Alfred Nom
Hewitt wiie 70 L. Blewitt ...,......,.. io25o
59tn st.. Y. D.. 3O6.6 II ". Of av A, 25xlu0 8; q.
BrooSs Geieree) n. n. Pond -. 5000
to same ................ ....... -. 49,. 6.ooo
10 .amo ............... 5000
sinclair treorse) a. b. Middleton ......... 5000
1921 At. u. g.. 1910 IT, W. OF Public Drive, 247x
100 10; II. W kennedy referee) TO r. q Combes. 5000
laist st, . s., 800 IT, " Of 9th nv. oox99 III b. u.
Gale ucferee) to j. n: H. Dwight ............. 1900
Watt St tNo. l2); w. Hardie reereo, to r. A.
TN sy. ". $. 10 ii IL Of firth st.. ia ioxao s.
Marsh Usieree) TO Manhattan Lie Insurance Com
,5aa y. n =, $50 it. w. 81 Public Drive so iox
100 10; L. u. shafer Gecree, 80 H. o. Combes. $500
MoRTGAGEa
Mora, Pedro. Jr, to r Nora. .. OF 9Th sv., n. of
rsomson, Amaaa s. and husband. to y. mora
7sthst O. OF 4th Nv year ............. 1000
St. between 10Th and avs. yesrs......... 24oo
Hardman. Aaron and wife, to Mary L. Patten. No.
i4s Mulberry st.; year 77oo
New st. C2ith wardl; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DOC
Of sa,h ST. O. Of 7th sv Year. ....... 10000
Lesson, Maria, to Y, Wograrn. - g. OF Division ST.
between nutgers and Jefferson sts. years. 4OOC
Disbecker, Moses. to B. BaroA. W. D. Of NV. Is;
years ......,....;. ...........:..:. ...... 5000
tween 18th and l2th sts. ...,. 10000
ward; 3year. $500
Ger st.; 10000
same 10 = schwarts. NO. lo9 Mercer st. year.. 1000
Wright, Charles D. and wife, 20 J. L. Glenn, = OF
Cooper William H. and wiis TO United States Trust
Company. Nc; ai7 West 2ist 81 years ....... 1000
OF 9th av.; months ...... ........ 2o5oo
Lou an. John. TO Rose McAdam, = r. Of Oath 81,
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pARponEp by THE pRRsIpxNr.

Patrick CoyIe, who was undergoing u term OF I'm
prisonment In the Kings County Ponitontiary. to
which place he was sentenced Tor keeping an Illicit
wniskey distlllery by Judge Beaedict, received .
pardou yesterday. -W.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART i.
Before Judge Gildsrsiesva

Before Judge Gidsrslesve
MHE A sTABGING CASE. f
Thomas Clifford. truck driver. residing at No. 500
West sixteenth street. was arraigned on charge OF
fcionious assault. having, alleged stabbed John
Harvey, Of No 432 West Seventeenth street, VIII lilo
engaged III street row. TIE accused was found
gully ana sent 10 the state Prison Tor years and
Blk months.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Thomas Dolan, aims Dorlin, OF No. 30 Pit street,
pleaded guilty TO burglary In the third degree. hav-
ing the LIST inst, broken uto tho stable OF Jonah
Stern and stolen horse worth $50, which no subse-
quenty sold. Two years and six months In the State
Louis Storms, alias Hendricks Of No. pa Elizabeth
street, against whom there were Two indictments was
arraigned, charged with burglary. On the Atm OF Mo-
vember he broke into tho Iancy store Of Sigmuud
Gluuber, NO. 900 Bowory, and carried or 500 worth
OF property. He also carried OF number Of guns
pistols from Charles Pscator's store. Two years
and SIX months In the State Prison. ff
A GOOSE STORY
brace OF villains with red curly hair, who gsve
their names Frederick and William Beckley, aged
respectively thirteen and fourteen years. were called
70 the bar by Assistant District Attorney Herring
charged with burglary. 1t was averred that tho
rauaers broke into the clubhouse OF Marcus Erich and
stole TWO huge live geese. Police Oicsr Judge, with
out any documents beng submitted TO him, came 70
the conclusion tho other evening there
thing wrong in the aleyway adjoining the clubhouse,
and examination found basket containing tho
BIRDS Mr.. John U. Mott, whom the Court assigned
counsel rigidy cross-examined the c0mplainaut VINO
stated that although no other geese boiore
ho positive this brace belonged to him. Mr.. Mott
asked II they were wild or tame geese, couiending
amid great laughter, that II they wero wild bur-
gury had been committed. Both prisoners stoutiy
denied their guilt, and their testimony created much
merriment On being asked their whereabouts on
the ninnt IN question Wiinam said, "we WAS .agoin'
10 do museum tor 10 See do strong man ~ hold do
barrel teeth" They acquitted.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.
THE AMERICAN srEAMsnIp COMPANY
l pHrIApnLfSssrlr h 1sb IiEhkAsooL LINZ
Ts only sn.snsic line frng pnSer tho hMEnI
Dhis and iyiIs '" fh.d'
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
% . anal s.s s;Y .1
TO ANTWERP
For isr Ps ws ia Gss sss
so -'n. JOHN ssssdsss
a AsP Hs1 ksn h s%TIzE T2
Steamer G "a 20
These bssaal sisiasrs carving tho Uaiios STATES
mail to the Netherlands. great favortes with the
.sgs. rates low eo~ies, and living pere
FdSy1 s MDyE wiI;, So ISSSo Iss.v
morris Eur,osan and American Exorsss,.
HAMBUEG;.AA,ssEE = rAck:r ooMrAAYs LINE
SkIlhkr Dec e e Jan ISIS
burg md @ 10 asS sio soa
sfsiHs G1sfi eS gold & sf sG5 SoAs
AFsn York 81 bl r.sye
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
" TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
nr . s% H' s h. Ry rs
co c cap.sn w.a% 80, sos'pa.y DsssmSsI @
tdsa.os Sc Apply to W D. MORGAN %ssns 70 soatSs.
ABB S sE fTsfSfiEs AND sovra AMERICA.
s5 HH f1da .sTSSS 2y PANAMA and
ErNA ........ ....' December 10
For Kingston JAM ana mAYfi:
Fist c.s; british butt Iron si:a1sr sueSrior aI.s
Pm 'oHwooD . co. o''' e. s G. Walls.
CuSAKp LiSE'-B. AMP No n 4: X NJ >. > 90.
With view to diminish the chances OF collision the
Of this hue take specific course for all seasons Of
tho outward passage from oaeen.oyn 20 New York or
Bostoo crossing the meridian Of 30 at 10 latitude or moth
honexsrd crossing the meridian Of 50
nm %@aR ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auyesSs1,ows,
HIsksIA We'd Dec Dee
Cabin passage $50 and 500, gold. seeordlne %
smsos %ans Return term.
s "ss .'s rss s and
I5s55 s aSa B sonrn ny1M
Esyo s ShssgsSSTIh a ASS h!ysssSg
Cabin s5o to s7o currency s.serage s2e Drafts rom
81 sns 'a IS sa. ;sss " TYisix iss ~
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd
London. Havre aud Bremen.
s@ ssaay yf, 1s wEs s aa 20
ODER... saturday. Dec ~ DONAU. saturday, Jan
Rates Of passage from New York 10 Southampton, Lon
don, Havre ana Bremen--
First cabin 500 gold second cabin ESQ gold stscraee
$780, Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid
stesrsge certificates So, currency.
For freight or pass 70 apply 10
WILSON LIsk-ro SOUTHAMPTON AND HUI,
i,ps from sas .%s ss. aT fs i,
LEpANTO anuary 81 oihELLo -. .Psbruafy 2
First CABIN. 800 currency. Excursion Tckes on vety
favorable terms App, Tor full particulars 10 CHARlEs
L. WRIGHT CO, 56 south a.
GENEKAL rkAMsAILANIic COMPANY.
uBETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvkE. VIA PLYM.
OyTH. Compsnys pisr, ~ North River foot Of
CANADA rranseui edncsdsy. December 90, 10 A. ".
AMtRiQUk PousoIs "Wednesday, January -. yato a. y.
LABkApun. s~ngIier. "Wednesday. January "a, "a NJ.
FOR freight or passage apply to
LvtIs Dk lEHlAN, Agslt % RrsAAusE
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unless defendant serve amended answer within Ave
daya
In the matter Of May; In the matter OF ByerA-Ap-
proved.
Knauss VS.. Hendrickson Reference ordered
In the matter Of Lobin.-vide section AGO Code
Civil Procedure.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Shea
Tweed, Jr. vs.. The Hudson Highland Suspension
Bridge and New England Railway Company Motion
for leave TO amend granted
Rosonstein VS.. HarnisI; Heller va Oterson; James
We. Taussig; QuackenDos Smith; stevenson vs..
Fraser; Schuyler VS.. Jamek Motions granted.
Brilton vs. Woolly.-Motion granted; proceedings
dmissed, with $40 costs.
Brossins VS.. Observation-Disclosures to dismiss for want
OF prosecution granted Nr
Howe W. Lax.--Motou granted unless terms are
compiled with.
Dinxeispell va Hamburger Motion granted; order
Of arrest vacated. ga Na4 IN
Gick w. Kengle. -Moion granted.
Schloerb vs. Fleishhuuer; The Irving National Bank
Va. WertheimeE -Motiops denied. tf
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

DEDuCTION OF FARES 10 hos Ius ArD Ali.
Jlpoints Fall River Liu..-S3 Boston excur-
slen tickets g.. Magnificent steamers NEWPORT and
Old COLONY leave pier - North River daily (Suudays
excepted at ~ r. NJ full nights rest. i've morning
srains from Fall River Boston Tickets for sale al
principal ticket offices.
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EXCURSIONS.

NoD ffsHfSG~oN SUNDAYS, DEl1,ABER 10 =
~ nd Thursday, 20th steamer SETu LOW leaving Iar-
ri.on 81 ser.n diver ia; loth y, Nor,h River, ao
OF whitehall 81. Battery, $40 A. N. Tickets 81 cod
tackle and vail board, good cod and black hshing
49, u JOANNA NAAa1D
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TI'U THIIADFIsf TIN or.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Double track, tho improved equipment. and ths
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER IL 1877,
Express trains leave New York via Dcsbrossss aud Cor
lafut street ferries. rs foliowsf--
81. ~ y % ~ Limited. ~ A. M D u 10 4 &c
Pm.
Boats Brookyn Annss with all through trains
jersey city anordng speedy aud direct transfer
Brooklyn travel.
Z 30 and II a, NJ dimi.ed express 35 r. NJ. ., 4
$50. Z and sBJ T., NJ, aud II midnight On Sunday
$500 3s85 4 H. 80 A. NJ. 4 J5 r. Al. and II midnguL
Ticket Offices $40 and 9t4 broadway, No. Astor lousA
and foot Of DesDrosss aud Cortsndt No Court 3d.
Brooklyn. Nos ia, ii8 aud i1s Hudson ~, no5oksu
DEPOT Jersey Ciiyi knigsnt Ticket ohcs No Batter
place. i, !, p.puv, g., e.,
FRANK THOMSON, GENERAL Manager.
TINE OLD RELIABLE srONlNarON LINE FOa
Boston NOT trip missed In consecutive years
Elegant steamers leave from pet 80 North River foot
JAY e., at 4 80 4. NJ daily iexcept sundayb.
ton nj 80 A. NJ.
Providence line freight only steamers from piss n
North River, loot OF Warren ST. tSf. NJ
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


United STATES MAIL LiAa--srEAM ~ QUEENS
" Town And LIVERPOOL.
sailing on tuesday.
from pier 80 NortA River. loot OF Charles II.
Idaho - r. " Wisconsin, ,..Jan. J. Noon
Wyoming. Dee -. . a. NJ Montana. Jan q g. A. NJ
Cabin, SO. ss3 aud SO currency.
intermediate. SO: tteerAec S16
Sweden &c Drafts Ireland. Lgeand. France aud Ger
WILLIAMS GUioN. 20 broadway.
DOR PORTLAND toKEGON) AND SAN FRANCISCO.
IL VIA straits OF Magellan.
= The elegant new ste mahp OREGDN. Captain Conner
viii sail above trom New York about the 10Th 81 January
For freight or passage apply 70 - = ....
No. J south William 81.
C,IATE LfNE.-rO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUB
- LIN. BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Sailing from pi,r ~ Aorth isiyvE. loot OF Canal s. :.
sTAIE or tlhDlNlA .......- nnrsday. December ~
STATE or GEoKol A-......... thursday, december u
Frs, Cabin So md $40 according 10 INNOVATIONS
Return tickets at reduced rates. second Cabin xto steer
4usTiN bALDwIS 4 co. Agents, No. ~ Broadway
sTEEHAGE TICKETS AT - BROADWAY. AND AT
THE COMrANYS PIER FDoi or CANAL ST.. N. r.
NCuoR LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
n NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
ETHIOPIA. Dee. ~ IA. N. BOLIVIA Jan. s. q A. NJ
TO GLAs,.OW. LIvERPOoL OR DtkRY.
NEW YORK TO Lon Don DIRECT
UTOPIA. Dec. 10, noon ALsATiA. Dec. %, A u.
CABIN. S55 to $40. according 20 accommodate
Cabin Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
second Calm. $40; stscrage. s2s
Drafts ssued for amount NJ current rates
Company piers. Nos 20 and ~ North diver New York
HENDERSON BROS. Agents, Bowling Green.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.


For Queenstown and Liverpool. sainl weekly from New
York Thursdays SATURDAYS and IRON Liverpool ON
Tuesdays or Thursdays
The steamer. Ut this ne take the ane routes recon-
mended by Lieutenant Maury u - NJ going south OF the
Banks tho passage to Queenstown all the year ronnd
CELTIC saturday Dscellb Der 10 IL 80 NJ
GEEMANIc saturday. December u .3O A. NJ.
BALTiu, thursday. December q IL 80 r. NJ
From White star dock. bier 81 North River.
RatesSaloon. $50 $50 and 500 In god Return Tickets
reasonable tvrna. Storage, S2s. currency.
saloons statcrooms smoking snd bath placed
nmidshps. where the least, nnording
degree OF comfort hitherto nnAttainabls at sea
For inspection OF plans ami other Information apply n
the company's Office. 81 Broadway. New York
l.. j. COkTIS, Agent
TNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF kluiMoND.. Saturday. December 70, J.. "
CITY OF BRCS-ELs.. Thursday. December 20 r. NJ
CITY or BERLIN. saturday December 70, y. NJ
From pier - North River
Cabin, $50 $40 and SOO gold. Return tickets on favor
abe steerags $2s Drafts
Saloons stateroos, smoking and bath amidshps.
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
Is and 81 Broadway New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF tho Department Of State issued mt Post OF
nee Building fourth oor Take elevator north
Ter
, 1877-05-16

md IN b;M n echfsM took rlhce. separating
thcm from tho Church Of Constantinopic.
Tho Council OF 65l confirmed tho sohisua,
but the Councils Of COZ and 1148 condemned
1t. In tho fourteenth century Pope Jour
XXI. sent tho Dominican friar, D4nruo1o-
NEW tho Little, to preach the doctrines OF
the Church Of Rome, but tho heresy waa not
thcn, and never has beea, disturbed. Tho
Armoniana Of Constantinople nro Roman
Catholics, but tho Armenians Of Armenia
proper retnein herctics, notwithstanding all
the thnnders OF tho Vatican. The Patriarch
Of Armenia is tho head OF tho Church, and
Is atylod "Oatholicos." Ho holds under his
away three Patriarohs, at Jerusalorn, Con.
atantinop1e, and Diarbokir. and forty.soron
Archbfshops, who reside in the mon.
astcry, md net ~ sort Of court
around tho Patriarch. Tho forms aud
ceremonies resemble thoao Of Tho
Crock Church from which they arc
derived, and the vossmcnts arc nearly tho
same. Tho parish pricsta are permitted 10
marry, but they cannot bo promoted TO the
higher orders go long as tho wife survives.
Tho Bishops, Archbishops, and Patriaroha
are elected from tho monastic bodies. who
tako tho VOWS Of celibacy. Cunzox SAYS Of
ttoir doctrines: tin their doctrine Of tho
Holy Trinity, thoy boliove TINT tho Holy
Spirit proceeds from tho Father alone; that
Cnn1sr descended into holl. from whence He
repricvcd tho souls Of sinners till the day OF
judgment; Tint tho souls Of tho righteous
will not bo admitted to tho bcatilc vision
till aftcr the resurrection, notwithstanding
, 1877-05-16

The Chicago produce markets wcro generally
tamo yeaterday, and weak In the morning, bat
is1ner IN the afternoon. Meas pork clofcd &c por
bri lower ut $14 27 for Juno and $14. 40 for July.
Lard closed &c per 100 Ina lower, At "a. 30 for
juno and so. 4olD. 42H for July. Meats wcro
atcadic Ut 4Kc per b fos loose shou1dcrs &c for do
short Ribs and TIC for la short clears lIEghwEncs
wcsc hc lower. at Sl.08 per gallon. Laka
fre!ghts wcfo stcads, At &c for corn to Buffalo.
Flour was quiet and weak. Wheat closed oAc
lower. at 81. GAN cash and $l.GsA for June.
Corn closed ING lower, ut 51Hc cash and &c for
Jnne. Oats cloacd ING lower, At t4fAc cash md
4ahe for junc. Rya waa 1c, lower. Al 0oc. Barley
was nominal, At 76c for May. Hogs wcrc da1l,
weak, snd 1oc lower, closing at $5.0oGb5. 30 for
common TO cxtra. catt1o werc active and easier,
with sales at 81. 100000. Sheep were nominal,
only two carloads arriving. Last Saturday even-
ing thcro WAS in store in this city 1,1OB, 400 pu
wheat, ., ,8Gn. IA ba corn, 158, 95s tu oatst
100, B3l bu rye, and 81, All bu barley, being
decrease IN all except corn. Ono hundred dollars
IN gold would buy $1o7.o 90 In grcenbacks at tho
close, r..
, 1877-05-16

vonld hnvo hecr In loavn +lo no,+tt&.n,
nartv nndar IN .,;r,n. ~ .~o,,o,;aa 49,
rerennoxrob1,,rp rhot vo,,td ha-a ho:,,
certain defeat x,th NJ r,..rxv ~ .nvf,od~
else a. tho Republican candidate. Thc onIy
hope for thu Rannb1icon nartv wo. IN a .,v.
core t];spo.;tjon n roforn, t,,a no1t,cai ohrso.
and corrunt,on of tl,o tina. and ali thero w..
leH for the Raforrncra to in vae n oo IA
Cincinnati, 10 nom,notc na,,row. who.a
mama waa n SYNONYM for Hcform. or. }a,lino
in thst, to non,nntc a man vho con1i ,nsniro
public conatlonco in hi, nurt;osa md ahil,tv
10 carry ant BR.srow's noi;cvs suoh a man
was found in I,u4nyn,onn n H.vxa. M tho
reeult tna nrovea bIr D,,.1rr corfa nj
hayo bean tnken oa tho rcnreaentat;va tdea ~
Drissowfsm. to say nothing Of thu scandals
because OF tho circumstance lint thu ,n.iori.
" of tho machine and onti- Reform po1jtioians
Of tho party Ind concentrated, tfoir forcc m
him In order to dofeat Bn1srow,
OF coursc htiss "uA,t HAMILTON will
not givo this broad Wow Of the controversy
any consideration whatoyer. and nerhana Il
would not bo nossiblc for any fominino ro1..
tive Of Mr. BLAINE to cornprohend IL sho
will continue hor attacks with n t1|srooor,l ~
logic, and indulge The emotions to tho oxolu.
eion Of the facta in tho case, Noyortbcloss.
looking buck over tho nolitical oyenta Of thu
last yoar and q half, It il not ensy TO sec INV
tho reform Republicans. vhcthor AZ no,
formers or as good party mon, could ham
chosen otherwise than M tb6v did in thc ain.
glo alternative that was presented To tl,om,-
&hn ,,..1,s.. =, >
, 1877-05-16

Ono part cf tho Russian press shows little
regard for Germany. For instance, tho
3asffte, OF Moscow, has m article on the
Wendes, branch OF the great Sclavo family,
which, to the number Of 100000, live in
Prussia and In saxony, on the banks OF the
Ebe. Tho Russian sheet recounts tho cf.
forts that Prussia has madc to Germanize
thasa 8c]asos, and declare them entitled to
tho fullest sympathles OF tho Rusaians,
, 1877-05-16
BuHMER VACATION OF THE CDURTa
Last year, at the rdAucst Of tho Bar Assocfa.

BUkMER VACATION OF THE C0URTH
Last year, at the rdaucst Of tho Bar Assocta-
tlon, tho Judges Of the several Courts adopted
tho following resolutions:
Etso'5fd, ~ tho tudges Of Tho Ctrcntt, Superior,
and Federal Courta hold IN Cook County. that thero
.hAtl bc no compulsory cali Of their calendars for
ff1al Or comnnfsnrY hearing OF xny matter except
Moianita and nceeeaary bnaincas at chambers. from
Tho IN day Of inlJ until the htst Monday of Sep
tcMbct In each ysar.
Rtiolr<d That, during the month OF September
o. each Jear there bc ca1 Of tho calendar ut eneh
whenever tho Court II satisfied that the counsel 1t
ctthc! narty In case called for trial during fhse
month IL actually engaged In the trial Of case in
tho auprtme Court, Of In making necessary rscra.
rnttons therefor, Rnch case shall bo passed mill
tho canse Of such passnE the aane shaft myc ceased
10 exist
At a meeting OF tho Bar Association on the
Eth Inst, WILLIAM G. GouDr, WtLLrAM II.
KING, and EZRA D. McCAoa werc appointed =
committee to confcr with tho Judges for tho
purpose Of etrectlng tho same arrangement for
tho present year; and At meeting Of tho
Judges with that Committee on tho 18th Inst.
It wns tccidcd that tho nbove resolutions ap-
piled to teach ycaF," as therein expressed, and
tint no action was necessary, unless for tho
purpotc Of making tomo change or changes
therein, and that. as no good reason exists for
resembling or changtng tho resolutions, they
shall remain in forco and binding on tho
Courts, as heretofore.
, 1877-05-16

The chicago 7Smes has much to saJ about
honorable and enterprslpg journalism, but its
prearhlnE and practice arc sadly At Variance.
It steals tho New York AsydtHs cable war news,
publishes then, In postscript supplements, aud
attempts to palm OF those dispatches ~ orig
fnal ~ itself!
, 1877-05-16

The possibility Of the occurrence OF tilal
wavca upon tho great inland sens Of America
was yesterday illustrated In q startling man.
ner to tho people OF Port Stanley, Ont. A
wave five feet IN height came rushing over
Lake Eric with loud kissing noise in tho
direction Of tho town, and although no
damage WIS douo, the event was sufficient to
suggest tho cala1nitous characteristics Of a
wave four times rs high.
, 1877-05-16


It requires no knowledge Of theories Of
taxation or tho principles OF political ecouo.
omy to understand the moaning Of the Item
Of news published by TnE Ta1nunE with 70.
gard to the withdrawal Of bunk capital In this
city. Bofore tho 1st Of May four Of tho
National links ct Chicago tlrow out Of their
business ~, 400. 000-an average of 3G0O, ,o0>
each-becanso they wero pnabla to use It
profitably under tho burden Of taxation i'm
posed by the State. This withdrawal Of
banking capital IL said to be preliminary to
one still heavier, II Bomo relief Ia not afforded
by the Legislature. Hanks are tliscriminated
against In our syatem OF taxation, W II
mouey-lending at interest were still regarded
as crimo, al 1t was III tie days Of MosGa.
This Ia singular procedure on tho part
Of State like Illinois, that needs more
capital. Tbs great want Of The West is
more capital. Every dollar that 1t can bor-
TOW is precious instrument Of reproduce
tion, yielding o roturn of many fold. Tho
Legislature should net with ah Intelligent
purpose to foster capital, not to Danish It,
The taxation Of capital employed In banking
should bo cqualixed with that on capital In
other enterprise. It should be rendered im-
possible that, while citizens OF Illinois en-.
gagged iu banking have to pay taxes on about
sGoo, ,ooo Of their u ,0oo, 900 capital, citizens
OF illinois engaged In commercial business
with capital Of IL 900, 600 pay taxes Of, only
$S,0o0. such contrasts actually exist. Fur
thcEmoEe, the taxation Of banks should not
bo duplicated o. It il. Bauks ars taxed on