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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

PROBABILITIES FOR observation-disclosures
VeDnor makes tho following predictions tol
February. which commcrcos next Tuesday VIZ:
The mild spell with which January closes
will probably continue we'll into this month,
With the exception ofa day or two, up to tho -
OF the month, with balny. spring like weather
prevailing In many parts, and snow rapidly dis.
appearing. A couple Of days Of blusteripc
weather with rain or snow will be followed b9
Snow storms, end cold weather throughout On
tario and the Western United States
This term will be followed about the 10th no
storms OF wind. rain and snow, previous to tho
setting IN Of colder term.
With the beginning Of the last week of tho
month. brilliant, mild. springlike weather viii
again appear. melting the saoW and rendering
sIeighing Impossible in some localities.
A few days before tho close of the month
high winds arc likely to prevail, With geles
around New York, Long Island Sound and
other points, with b!ustry weather in Canada
and Northern United States. Tho last Two
days are, however, likely to bo fair, and The
month will end with little snow on tho ground,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH Nruo
SNOW Storm,

FAN FRANCISCO, Jsn. 2S,-A djsoa,.h T..
Quincy, P.umas county, says: "Oa N In, n?4.
evening before tho storm commenced . .i
PANIED Herald and a lady whose pa,ro = ~,
knoHn, started to 20 to the Monte Criato u,iIp
distance OF three miles. The storm c,upS:
them and they both persisted. The BODY q;
the man vas found yesterday, butthat Of ths
woman has not got boon found. When ,h~
news or their loss reached tho mine y61ne
man named Robinson started down tho NOM
tain on snow shoes 10 give the aIarrl and TO OF
help. and on his trip no was causht i, snow
slide and buried. About eixty men have b. IN
huntlog for The lost bodies Of Robinson and tho
woman. but up to this hour they bnvs NOT
found clthor. The vomsn's husband was a,
work ct tho mine, and Robinson persisted witt,
10 Tow hundred yards of his home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
The Markets.,

BALTIMoaE, Jan. 25-Viroinia Is old 60 IL,
deferred l3}; do consolidated SO; do "a series
-; past Que coup %; now lU.1Os 6lS; 10 10,
coup W bid to-dsy: Cotton quot and Low grades
unssiea6ie; middling III. Flour dull and
weak; Howard St and Wos!orn super -.
!" 70; DO extra 1854 IS; do family 5aiG: City
Mills super 3 2ia$3 rs; do extra 4.S41 IS; do
family 625a$e 50; do Flo brands l2,S6 49,
1r,Mspsco family 81. Whoat-Southern ctosdv;
Western higher and 1rm; Southern red ll5s
u.s. do amber IL. l25; No Western winter
req spot and Jan'y llG3allGs; Foby ll7tsll7a.
OornCSouthern steady Western higher snd
ntm Southern white and yollow So Wosterl
mixed spot, Jan and Feb 533aJ3E; steamer SRA
OIL. Oats steady and quiet; Western white 13s
ali DO mixed 42.d3. kye dull at 10 )al0}. Hsy
firm {; prime TO choice Penna and Maryland n,
SZ3. Cohee very dull. Sugar quiet a soft 8!
Whiskey dull at ST IL
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Stocks strong. Money
Corn ti.mer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Mothers {!
MOthers!! NlOfsicrs7N

Are you disturbed at night and brokon Of your
rest by 8 sick Child suffering and CRYING with tho
excruciatiDg pain of cutting teoth2 Ii 80, 20 nj
once and got bottlo OF MRS WINSLUWH
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1! will reliovo tho I,onr
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon il;
there is no mistake about it. TLuro is not
mother on earth who has evor used it who wi,
not Toll you ut once that it will regulate tho
bowels, and give roe. to tho mother, and relief
and health to tho child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safo to uso in all ca.os, and pleas
ant 10 the taste, and ia tho prescription of ono OF
the oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
IN Inc Un!ied States. Full directions for lsing
will accompany zach bottle None genuine un.
lo!ss tho facsimile of OUTFITS " PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold by nil Medicine
Dealers. TWonLy live conts u bottio Eownro If
mitAti ons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
An Inhuman FaiI,pr.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 2S.-John Cummius,
farmer, vas on Trial before Justice OF the
poaco ct Newark, O., "Wednesday. for cruel
t!eameot of his year old s,n. The testimony
showed that he split stick. drove tack 10 81
that tho poiot of tho Tack projected into The
split, then opened the tWo parts a5d inserted
tho end OF his boys tongue SO that tho point o:
tho tack was pressed into the tongue. He then
whipped tho boy severely. Tho boys oifeIc,
was coastlng. Cummins Was hold 10 $1,000
bail 10 ansTer to higher court. Ia the moan
time tho boy hos boon placid 10 tho custody Of
his unclc, who was appoioled bis guardian bS
tho Probate Uourt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

The correspondence 10 another column be-
tW3on Genera! WickhGm ald the National Re-
PUBLICAN Executive Committee, shows four
thloSs az plainly al il they w;r1 written il so
many words. These Sour lhiess err: that the
National Republican Executive Committee
waro 50 sure of tic purchase thly had mslo Of
the vote of Now York. that they did not wsut
tina. Of Virginia; that the National R1pubcap
Executive CoHmi:loc, tho representatives. OF
that party whose p1o!csSod fundamental prDci.
pie is financial faith, and tho binding obligation
OF pscuniary contracts. gave their ooupteueuco
ind support 10 Iepudialionists 10 Virsinis that
the alliance between the National Republican
Executive Committee &ud tLo Vireinia re-
pudiatr5. was OILY broken by the lead
ers of tho Virgioa Republicans, whose
selfish Aspirations would have been thwartcd
BY it. anl who. belog OF homo end hLv-
ing tho machinery Of the party mauas c.
ment 10 their hands. msdo tho negroes dest TT
the coalition at the last momon; and fioalIy that
MIR. Pophsm was not as far out of the way as
some people thought when ho said he had sccn
letter from Mr.. Garfield. 10 which lbo latter
stated that bo vas not candidate 10 VirgioiF.
How does sll this rta 10 people who consoon-
tlouslg bellows that Tic republican, party is The
better rcpres Native Of tho honesty and mo.al
Ity OF the cluLtry than It's opponcnt2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

Ono Of The chief olj,c,s Ct the Matono movo
mont Tna the reorganization Of tho Court Of Ap.
peala by the election OF r1ediustcE judges after
tho mode Of tho county j1dees, elected last year,
and who would decide the Funding Bill uncon.
stitu!iona'; but size, tho Supreme Court of The
Uolod States has practically decided TINT that
bill is constitutional the Mshoni!oa' reason for
tho olCctlo1 Of 4 ncw Court @! Appeals has boon
entirely disaipated, md the main purpose Of
their crgan'z ,tio1 vanished 10 sil,0kc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

10 sermon preached by Bishop Koanc, CT
Richmond, ia Baltimore, "Wednesday night, a
statement wss msdo that vii! surprise ere at
many pooplo in this State, 1t WAS that there
arc only 800 CsthoiicG ia tho entire State Of
Virginia. Tho large Catholic congregations
8o'n 10 somo Of The cities of III, State and tho
apparently numerous converts 10 tho Catholic
faith have PRODUCED tho impression ihRt that
faith Wts more prevalent in Vireine !!an It is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

A GIANT WANTS TO MARRY A Child
Tho sensation at Atlanta, Ca, last Thursday
Was case Ct supposed kidnapping. A man
giving mis- nOmo as benjamin ii. Sobn5ll or.
rived thcro ThuTOdly morning with a very
S|oet looking and Veil Informed child of eight
yoare, who saTa Lcr rlmo il Hattie Gertrude
f1scy. lilo brought Der to Atlanta for the
purnoao OF marrylpg her. The mayor heard OF
his lotontion end ordered tho chief of police to
arrest him. Schncll is giaut in stature, being
= fact 4 l1ohcs high and powerfully built in bro.
portion. lie has brutal face. B,iug oucs-
toned, he stated that the cbild's mothor Was
dead. tus 10 few minutes rct1aotcd it a1d said
that she was dsTcputablo woman. Tho child
says that Schncll told her 10 tell peol |, that
she was IS yoars old. and that bcr mother was
doad. Thc child cried bitterly when Sohnell
vas taken. to tho guard house. She is cared
tor at private boarding house. Tho nuthori.
HOS have addressed letters to tho obi!d's
mother AID the ordinary of Washington county,
10 Lower Georgia, the county from which tho
man and girl came. 4 Columbus IGa. paper
says thst Schuell aud the child wcro il that civ
on "Wednesday. and applied Grst to minister
ana then to magistrate to b, married, but
both refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
VIRGINIA. NEW.S.

hoy Jones, eFq., ono of tho oldcs. std most
respected citizens of Fredericksburg, died ylas
terday, aged t.
Robert Lambert, oolofed. was convicted ycs-
terday, at Warrcnton. of killing James Pres.
ton. also colorod, last December, ard scntcrc,d
TO tho penitcntiary for five years.
Mr.. BsDiamin Ieamsp, for many yc,rs tho
mail carrier between Fredericksburg and Tho
Northern Mock. died at his home in Wcs.mo,o
land county, last Sunday, aged about sixty five
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

& HAUNTED School He usE.-A 8oird and
startling story comes from Hhelilps Mound
Dubuque county, to tho OBJECT thst ono of the
schools in That VOL known vicinity has been
dismissed on account of the building bsing
haunted. 1teppehrs that one of the scholars. q
si'l about fourteen years old, is the especial
butt of the spirit that hsunts tho building.
She trtquently oxclaims, 'Tnero he isl" point.
ing 10 81 invisible objoci in the room which She
says is q man. He has hit me again she cries
out. right here on the elbow and in nv ribs. -
The .tsscher being thus constantly annoyed
sent for pastor 10 unravel the mystery if Dos.
sible. When he arrived the little girl said she
SAW man running about the schoolhouse,
jumping over desks, and tho hesds of scholsrs
and emitting up all sorts of antics, even to pinch
ing and striking her. The mystery was in
creased when the word "Teufer' suddenly Sd
pearcd on tho blackboard. apparently written
by an invisible hand. This somewhat startled
ai present. and the school teacher it is said, e1.
claimed. That's too much; We must close the
house." 1t is stated that the spirit ha1 followed
Inc little girl 10 her home and there snnoys her
ana her people, -De5uque (IoDa) Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Discovery OF Goal.

OGfBEo, January 2S.-Spocimcus of ni,c
raj supposed to be coal hsve been found forty
miles south of this oily. Uudsr maguilyipg
glass tho samples saow 90 difference Of struc
tufc from ordinary coal, and coal ,alcrs maai'
fest lively interest il tho discovery. Spcsi.
mons Of the coal havo been forwarded for ANIL
isis to Professor SelRyo Of the Geoloeic,l
Snrvev.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

COURT OF APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
vs.. March. Price & Co. From the Circuit Court
OF DanVille Reversed, Judge Anderson de-.
llVering tho opinion.
oampbell & %. VS.. Noap.roil Fire Brick Co.
~ Aneslcs, From tho C.rcu! Court cf the
delivering the opinion. H' 0'"p'''
7: Nlemeyor, Etheridge and Brook, vs. Wright.
ION tho Circuit Court of tho city of Ports
opinion. ho -'I'h u''''ciius 'ne
A line W: Stsmpsr's administrator.
and continued until today. ~ ' '''''''A"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Another Intellectual Ballot.

HARRISBURG, Pa.i Jan. % The eleventh
ll(l ,ctursl ballot for U. s. Senator WAS takcn
to-day. 1t resulted as follow5: Oliver G3. Wal
Lace Ci Graw n, Hewitt 3. Agncw l, Nc Vosgh
z, Baird and Phillips z There wsro but l7s
members present, many having paired and gone
homo. Adjourned until Tomorrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

CRAZgD BY A DREAM.-Ia the Oae Hut
drol and Twenty Gltb.Stroct Police Court, Mary
Callahan, good looking blonde. neatly attired
10 hlack dress. with her hair hanging down
her back, was arraigned "Wednesday afternoon.
ilcr husband. James b. Callahan, residing al
Port Moriil accused her of being of unsound
mind and SO disordored 10 her senses as to en-
danger her own person and tho person. and
property OF Others lilo prayed to have her
oomnlted, 20 that hor condition might DO *.
amIcd into. "S5e btcamo crazy last Thurs
day night January 2)I from dream" the
husostd said 10 the Justice. ut is dangerous
70 allow her to roam about. | was sfrtii to
leave my tcu' Children with her during nv
absence from homo since that day. and had to
glvo them 10 noighboFs to take care of. | have
oallod doctor TO attend 10 my wife, and ho
pronounced her derangad."
VA Tho night above mentioned Mrs. Callahan
aroused her husband from his slumbors, and,
10 q frightened tone. said. IL had q terrible
Dream She !hon throw horsclf. face down
ward, on the floor aud shrckcd. The husband
endeavorCd 10 vain TO calm her. She gradu.
oily grow worse, until it was Thought necessary
to blnd her, hard and foot. EARLY "Wednesday
morning sho was 90 violent that It required An
otl,cr, tho hu.band and several neighbors TO
hold her. Gho was thon carried 10 the polico
STALLION: Al tho polio, man Was leading her
from tho court room sho suddenly fell back.
ward Oh the ilocr 10 swoon.-N. ?. Hc,aW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
DAILY & TRI-WEFKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY IS, 1881

10 some sections Of tho highly moral NORTH,
one Of the counties in tho Western Reserve Of
Ohio, fer instance. from which President q, c
Garfield halls, divorces arc TO marriage 10 the
ratio Of fourteen to Oae hundred. Ia nearly 81!
Of New Eoeland tho ratio ia not great dtal
lc5s. This. ", suppose. il tho rnsul, ct tho
high eivIlZ alton" of tho North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

1T is an accepted truth 10 this age of science
that by uso of STEAM and IMPROVED MACu1N.
cry moro perfect and uniform article is bro
duced than was formerly by hand. thus It Il
that 1lcBurncy's Steam Roasted CoGees are so
popular and so much superior to coffee roasted
NJ nc nneven and uncertain process of hand
machine. isnoS '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

GOLD WEATHER. Duripg tho cold sn,p
tneIr Is nothing moro comfortable than a good
not Stove. Stoves of all kinds to suit all pur.
ohasers and all prices caa bo found at Slams.
0 5.,y 8 Central Stove House, corner King and
washington Streets tMcBuruey's Building, !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

- There will be a meeting of tho sub com.
miiteo appointed by tho joint committee of TIE
SINKING Fund Commissioners, tho Committee
on Public Property and the fish dealers to.mor-
row Saturday. at four p. M, At tho Auditors
cnSe' al Wnlch lime an opportunity will DO at
iordad 10 all parties TO present their y:ews on
'hs h'h question. COURTLAND Il. SMITH
IL Chairman Sub Gm,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

McBURNEY & Son hsvo Just received deli.
oious FLORIDA ORANGES, sweet and very large:
also MALAGA GRAPES. If you want striotlv
ooolce fruit that is the place to get it. jsnl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

Agrooably 10 the report of mass meeting,
published in La Grange paper, reference was
mado at It's close to the phenomenal efficacy of
St. Jacobs Oil in the many painful di eases to
which mankind ia subject This is reiorrcd to
As a showing how strong hoIl the Old German
ksmedy for rheumatism has on tho cxperi-
enoo and good wishes of the great public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

1hefo never was DETER TEA for so cents
Per Pc pound than that which is now being sold at
pAoDOhNEf B STORE, land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Execution.

A1THABAsKtvILLE, QURnEC. Jan. 2i-Tnn
execution Of Cleophss L.ch.no tho Bnlstcolo
murdcror,, took place in the jail yard hero, st s.
o'clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
Fire.

WORCESTER, Mas. Jan. "5.--Tho fancy
Ton mills of Il. Fisher u Son, st Fishervill",
Grafton, Wero burned last evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT McBURNEY's is the
post Wo haVo over used. and yet they onl5
charge 80 cents a gllon for it. lana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

>, Tho best IMPORTED Brown SroUr, LONDON
PoRTER and ALE can always DO found at Mo
BURNEY's STORE ;snos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

ptiooo Frederick, uncle of tho King of HoI-
land, as grand master of FREQ Masons, has sent
= petition TO Queen Vic,ors 10 behalf of tho
Doors of Transyaal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
MAfSILIlEIl.

~, At Christ Church parsonage. in this CITY, 60
II ursdsy, tho 9Th instant, by Kev. Hcnirrson
Suter. LUClkN MASON. Of Culpeper county,
and Miss ALICE GOODRICH, OF Ale1nndr,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

r. S#ift's s. sp; c:6o cures Scrofula, Mercuria
POISON, old Sores, Or any in,purity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28

q marriage license wss issued in Washington
yesterday to VIM. q, HefTner and Rosa Wnri.
miller. both of Montgomery county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. %, 1881.
SENATE,

SENATE.
Nj. llsmln pr0santed the credentials of his
successor, MIR. E1gono Hale, of Maino, elected
Tor tho Senatorial term. beginning March 4th,
1881.
MIR. platt presented tho credentials of Mr..
Joseph Il. llaWley, Senator elect from tho
State OF Connecticut, for tho torn beginning
March 4th, 1851.
The Vice President presented tho credentials
Of Mr.. Samuel j. Il. Mcmillan. Senator elect
from tho State of Minnesota, for tho term bo.
ginning Mach 4Sh. 1881.
All tho above ware road aud ordered to DO
filed.
MIR. Johnston. from the Soloot Committee on
tho Diseases OF Domestic Animals. reported
With arondmonta, the bill for The establishment
OF bureau OF animal Industry, and for The
suppression and prevention of contagious dis,
cases among domestic animals
Mir. Coke, member of tho Committee, sta.
ted bis non Concurrence 10 tho report. Tho bill
was plaood on the oslondcr with notification
by MIR. Johnston. that he Wauli ask its oorsid.
sidaration Oh Tuesday,
Mr.. Bayayd, from tho Finance Committee,
reported with recommendation, that it pass
Tho bill 10 kmond section Sill and repeal section
0lI0 OF the revised statutes in relation TO tho
VI. Soi.ahon Va uh.iouhl Uiuhs. IlSCGQ on Inc
calendar.
Mr. Kirkwood, by reqoeat, introduced bill
to hid tho U. $. I'ostsl Telegraph Company in
tho construction and operation of postal tele.
graph lines. Referred 10 Com. on postofIices
By Mr. Herman, to legalize the collection of
ta1 os on account of shares of stock in National
Banks. Referred to tho Committee on Finance
BY Mr.. Blaine. for tho establishment of tho
U. 3. Cc.an Mail Service and the revival of
foreign commerce in American steamships.
MIR: Blaine said he introduced the bill o. a
substitute for tho one which WAS the subject of
Mr.. Beck's speech, on the previous day, name.
~, free ships At his suggestion the bill after
being road YVES rotcrred to tho Committee on
Finance.
HOUSE OF REPRES ENTATIVEs.
Mr.. Speer, Of Ca. gave notice that 10 would
to morrow call up the c,ntosted oil c!ion c,ss of
YeatcS vs.. Martin. and. after allowing two hours
debate upon the Republican side, would coll tho
previous question.
This met with general approval upon tho 70.
publican side, though few members d,oli aed
TO feel bound by the arrangement.
Mr.. Cox, Of N. Y. chairman Of tho Com.
mltteo on Foreign Affairs, reported back the
resolution calling on tho Secretary of State for
all information 10 his Department 10 relation 10
the Halifax fishery award.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, Tho House, at II 80. went into Committee
or tho Whole (Mr. Hunton. of Virginia, in the
chair. upon tho private calendar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-26
t)ry ~ Inc.

4 mid curiosity might be excited, possibly,
ever the question as to how many occasional,
or even hahltual wine drinkers know the
meaning of The word dry" rs applied To wines.
As "A rule, !. would seem To- be much more
Justly applicable to u man himself than to any
thing m the bottle or glass before him.
II Is strictly "tradc term" but II has sui
ticicntly distinct and definite meaning.
When wine has been permitted 10 continue
the process Of It's fermentation until 1t has con.
vcrtcd ~. oi It's natural sugar into spirit, and
has properly developed all of its natural ACID,
i becomes. technically, a dry wine
When, however, a wine has been 1T all sweet
ened. or has had its natural fermentation ar
rested by the addition of spirit, 1t Is not dry
wine.
~ applied to champagne Of any brand
whatever. the term dry" is practical mis-
homer" Tor there are no champagne wines IN
existence In which more or less at rock candy
hn. not been added in the making.
The only difference. for instance, between o
dry" aud an extra dry" champagne IS in the
amount of liqueur which has been added 'e
the grape juice.
For the finest brands, the French make
llioseu- of brandy and rock candy, and in mos
cases they also add delicate iia' oring extract
These things may indeed promote I'd yness'
in the drinker but they do no, incre isc thu
amount of natural acid In the wine ITSELF
Dctrev's Hine Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-26

The following Is the first and up to this time
nearly the only act thus far passed by the pres.
ent legislature:
An act to amend an act entitled IAN Act to
establish Appellate Courts approved June =,
1877, md az amended, approved and in force
February 2Sth, 1879.
SECTION /. (Terms.) BE Il si.ncted by tie
PeOyle Of the State Of Illinois, represented IN
tie General Assembly That section two OF an
act entitled IAN Act 10 establish Appellate
Courts" approved June ., 1877, rs amended
approved and in force February 2Sth, 1879, be
amended so as to read as follows:
So. The terms of said Appellate Courts
shall be held III the Sevcral districts as follows
In the first district at the city o. Chicago, on
the first Tuesdays IN March and October OF
each wear In the srcuUu district 1t Ottawa
in la Sale county, on the third Tuesday in
May, and the tyyt Inesddy IN December o!
each year In the lhlrd district at Springfield
on the third Tuesdays Of May md November
III each year. In the fourth district at MI
! Vernon, on The fourth Tuesdays IN February
and August in each year. All cases now OF
hereafter taken to said Appellate Courts, and
all processes OF every nature and kind that
would stand for hearing, or be rctuinablc t.
any of SAID terms rs now fixed by law, shall
stand Tor hearing and be returnablc to the first
term o; said court III each district respective
| ", as fixed by this act
( J. Emergency clause.