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LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.

TUESDAY. Dec. 90.
The volume. of trading in stocks was not much
larger than yesterday. but there was q decided
improvement in tho tone OF the market and .
material advance in prices was recorded for the
majority of tho list. It ia perhaps significant
that the bond market showed more pronounced
Improvement in every respect than that for
stock, which, as for some time past, was almost
entirely OF q professional character. Other
favorable developments were a weak market
for sterling exchange, easier money market
abroad, particularly at London, and advices
from Washington foreshadowinR an agree
mont between the United States and Spain
regarding the condition of Affairs In Cuba. Tho
unfavorablo DEVELOPMENTS were n growing con-
viction that the dividend upon Delaware and
Hudson willbe reduced and further efforts on
the part of an interest that has not yet been
disclosed to prevent the payment of the last
dividend declared upon the stock of tho Man
haitian Railway Company. Details OF the latest
steps taken TO enjoin the payment Of that divi-
dend are printed in the news columns of THE
SUN.
As to the market in detail It Is to be noted
that the closing of short contracts made in c.,
B. and Quincy In anticipation OF the November
statement of earnings, published yesterday.
placed that stock FIRST in point OF activity and
also caused the largest net gain recorded. The
advance In that stock, like the decline yester-
day, had q sympathetic effect upon the other
members Of the Granger group. Sugar Rein
ing, which was second only to c., B. and Quincy
In point of activity, was comparatively
neglected and closed at the same price that
It did yesterday. Manhattan Railway declined
nearly a point on the publication of news re-
garding tho latest efforts to prevent tho pay
ment Of tho current quarterly dividend. but
subsequently rallied nearly two points, only TO
lose about half Of that improvement. Consid-
ering the smalln ess of the market, the transact
lions were remarkably well distributed. and the
tone at the close wes in the main strong.
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday
na fnllnws.
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BUSINESS
The Rev. DR.. H. NJ. Fields's EIeotri,
Railway Company to Dissolve.

The Rev. DR.. H. NJ. Fieids's Electric
Railway Company to Dissolve.
The Electric Railway Company of the United
States, whose office is at / Broadway. has ap-
piled to the Supreme Court through Directors
Cephas Brainerd, Henry NJ. Field, Stephen D.
Field. and others. for the voluntary dissolution
Of the corporation. and Justice Truax has ap-
pointed John Hone. Jr., referee in the matter.
The company has dono no active business for
two years. Litigation on its principal patent
resulted adversely. There are q large number
of stockholders, the principal ones being tho
Rev. Henry NJ. Field. 3.s72 shares of the
10000: Frederic f. Thompson. 1000; Stephen
D. Field, 495; Stephen ]. Field. 375. The liza
b!lities are S33,250, of which $4,000 arc
bonds issued to the late David Dudley Field.
The assets consist of three patents, cash Sal,
Office furniture. and old Materials.
vhoIesuIe meat deaier of lao SI.tb Az
enue. was held yesterday at tho Sturtevant
House. and was attended by about sixty credit
ors. q. Beinecke of Eastmans Company being
Chairman. Assignee Charles A. Hcss made q
statement showing unsecured liabilities. $780,
900; nominal assets. Sl63. 7l0; actual assets,
$l43 pa. The liabilities do not include those
secured by mortgages filed on tho 23d inst, az
RreEating about $40, 600, nor is the security in
cluded in the actual assets. A committee of
five of tho largest creditors was, appointed to
ef pepu.y a Sheriff aSSoE Williams I liam . received yesterday
an attachment agatnst Notara Brothers.. manu-
lecturers Of cigarettes and cigars. at, 1878
Broadway. for 81 .237 in favor of John D.
Papaelia & Co. of London, There are Ave
brothers who are said to be in the firm. one Of
whom resides in London. and another, George,
is reported to have sailed for England on Dec.
81. They had q store in London at 80 Picca-
diIly. which. it is alleged, was closed out In
November by q creditor.
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Live Stock Market.

NV York, Tuesday. Dec. 29.-Rsceipts OF beeves
were 279 head. mainly to be exported. No trading:
feeling weak. Dressed beet quiet at 6SssInc. ' n.
for poor to prime native sides. Cables from British
markets quote American steers at LOG 10. y n.
dressed weight: American refrigerated beef at 10 nc.
Y D, American sheep at s'esS1c, Z n; dressed
weight Experts today 800 besves, l,450 sheep, and
1900 quarters of beef; tomorrow l.o7o beeves, lUU
sheep, aud I,S22 quarters.
Trading quiet, at steady prices. possibly q little lrm
on W. sterns. The pens were FUZZY cleared. Poor TO
prime veals sold at $5fs y 100 ms. grassers at 81
6stS. so: good Western calves at 81. az. Dressed calves
nrm; city dressed veals NGllLc. y D.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, all for the market.
were 40 head: ii cars on sale all told. Market quiet
and showing weRxness. Two cars were held over.
Poor to prime sheep sold at s3GSa. IS n loo ns.; COM
mon TO good lambs at 81. 30GLS5.sO. Dressed mutton.
baT!Sc. l. n; dressed lambs, so loo.
Receipts OF hogs we're 1929 head; none on sale
alive. Eominaliy arm at 9S.o0S$I y 100 nA for
State hoQa.
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radius OF thirty miles OF this place sti1l unmarketed.
Farmers arc holding for better prices Helena, Ark,
Dec. 2H.--"heceipts continue quite free. Farmers re-
no end TO T." Charlotte. Y. g, Dec. t-.Thirty.on
this year against 500. last year. or 4 per cent de.
oroaSe, We have claimed FOR some time, and still
main tain, that the increase in this section will
not be. over q per cent more than last year.
Think there IL no more cotton in the country now
than ut tlts time last year. Think the Southern
mills are poorly supplied, and II trade picks up be.
lieve that the cotton remaining in South Carolina,
North Carolina, and Georgia Will be- needed for militia
Of those States. IA they arc having poor trndc now.
they only buy from hand to mouth. Demand for
goods ia poor, Receipts here are very free yet. II
must acknowledge that all signs and facts have failed.
A. n rule farmers have sold all their cotton, except
those with means, who can and do hold 10 sell in the
summer time"
CoFFRE-Rio on the spot was more active and
nrmer; No. 4. l0IE8l0Ac. Salcs 1000 bags. No. z TO he
shipped at l0kc; 1000 bags Santos, Nos, D TO o, ana
e,oOO bags MAracaiho on private terms. The future
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Futures advanced 10 TO 10 points, closing steady with
sales of ~, 600 bags. Havre advanced ~. Hamburg
rose 4 pfg. to u pig. American warehouse deliveries
yesterday were 1--WE bags. Rio was steady at 100
teis decline; receipts in two days, 10000; stock, 335,.
600: exchange. 3 l3.32d., an advance OF 0-S2d. santos
was quiet and unchanged; receipts In two days. yl.
600: stock. $4,000 The rise today was due to higher
cablep from Europe and complaints OF drought In
Brazil, together with smaller estimates or next sea
sons yield.
NAVAL SroREs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEuM-Crude certificates here were quoted at
eoc.; in oil City, s98poGc., closing at SEC. Refined
unchanged.
ot.05. Pork firm but dull. Mess, SS.50GsS.75. Tai.
low, 3 b.l6c. Chicago. Dec. 29.-" Provisions were In.
clined to be heavy on. quite free selllng by local par.
ties-in fact tho trade was largely between brokers'
representing packing concerns. An expected heavy
run OF hogs next month seems to be the potent bear,
extras. lt0eic.; state and pcnnsyivanla do: lao
trar. l36i0c. Checse-,state; full cream, large col.
fancy. 7lGSIOfc.: small. colorcd. fancy. l04Siolsc.;
do, white. common to fancy. 7ia& lUAo. Egss-Stato
and Pennsylvania. fresh gathered. fair TO fancy.
2va22c.; Western do, lsS20c.
SroAR-Raw steady; So test, Q ls.lec.: e6' test,
$500. Salcs 800 hogsheads muscovado. sg test. at
9 l3-l6c.. aud 2,4o0 bags centrifugais, So test at
93-l6c. Refined unchanged and quiet.
ToBAcco-salc5 OF l25 cases 1898 New England
Havana At l7S25c., 700 cases Zimmers at 1lSl8c.
goo cases 1903 Wisconsin Havana at sa1lc.. 500
bales Havana at 60c. q i. l5 in bond, and 100 bales
SumntTa at 65c. @Si. 40 In bond.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-TheBe wero todays prices:
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D'v~ision-supreme court-Recess:
Supreme Court-Appcllato Term-Motion-No. o.
Appeals from District Courts-Nos. 80, SO, 81, lP.
II. 10. IL, 2d, %, 20, 80, 81. 81, 81. IS.
supreme Court-Special ~Term-Part L--Mution
calendar called at IL A. NJ. Part H.-Ex.parte mat
ers; Parts IL. ~. W VI: VII. and VnI.-Ad'
~, v. VI, VII, w.. H.. ". and xL-AdJourned
for the term.
Surrogate's Court-Trial Term-No day calendar.
Chamberlain OF Emilio Bartells, No. y, Mt 1880
A. ". For ,probate-Wills OF william Havilapd.
Samuel A. Seaman. Alfred A. Beck at 1850 A. VI.
Bridget McArile. George Y. Schrader at 2 p. N.
City Co~urt-General Tsrm-AdJourned sine die.
Special Terui-Motions. Trial Term-Parts l., Il,
ILL.,, and w. Adjourned for the term.
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COMMERCIAL p

TUESDAY. Dec. 29.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot was
frmer but dull. No sales. Free on board ahoat:
No. 2 rcd, 1o12Sc.; No. / hard spring. 975Sc.;
No. / Northern spring. New York, e27sc.; No. l
Northern spring. Duluth. s45sc. Chicago re-
ceived to-day $4,000 bush, against 81. $50 last
year: Toledo 1880. against 1902; Detroit
1884. against 1900; Duluth s7.e3s. against
1913. 1o5: Minneapolis 124.62o. against 11s. 800;
Milwaukee 35, 100. against 1880 last year.
Futures here advanced lssc. to 2Ssc. Future
Gales 3,4O5. 600 bush. as follower
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Frederick N. Littlcne!d and J. C.. stedman have sold
Nos. 90 and d2 L!spcnard street, near Broadway, a
Beyen.story stone front building, on o plot 50.SxSpx.
100, to Eliza }. smith, who gives in part payment seven
thre-stury brown stone front dwellings In Pacific
street. between Nostrand and New York avenues,
Brooklyn. valued at $4,000. The exact nsuro could
NOT be nscertaincd. but IL Is understood to be about
100000. Charles II. Eenrer acted rs broker for
fIttisheld & Stedman, and Howard d. Van Zant for
Eliza Smith.
Douglas Robinson has sold for William +. King No.
Ii East sixty first street fve-story American base.
ment private dwelling. lot 2oxl0o.5, for about
q En pnp
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] liverpool made no reel onse 20 the break In prices
here yesterday: On trc contrary, cables from that
market reported an advance III TutuTes and u better
deAItnu for spot cotton, tniS news was better tnan
M llrrh tNprtt"' ana prceH mere ADVANCED quite
EharplN to-day. IlvurpOU, bought freely here tuIs
In"rn'ng., the p%nrcuasrs lur Liverpool account being
prices attracted r'n.Idrraulc uht,id' ouyihg, the re-.
cr.pie al i"r porto aud tnr Interior owns we're small.
er, shorts cUscird. ana the spot iuArEct MRS Was
more alive IN a wore, ne DEVELOPMENTS were all
OF a bu,lisn nature, aud prices advanced and closed
hrDI at Tue highest ngures Of the day. hutices for
about 10000 Ua,es were issued, but they were quickly
stop ped. san Antonio, Tex. Dec. 22-"T The crop In
this section ls considerably better than We expected.
Ther0 are probably 10000 70 2o.OVV bales within \
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Partners from Three Notion Houses Form
n New Company.

The Wholesale notion houses of Watson, Bull
& Co. of White street, and Noyes, Smith & Co.
of Leonard street have arranged to liQuidate
their respective stocks by Jan. 1. and the two
businesses will be merged into q new concern
with headquarters in Leonard street. The
members OF the new enterprise are Austin II.
Watson. Joseph l.. Porter, Anthony D.. Sehroe-
Schroeder are members OF tho firm OF Porter
Bros. & Co. OF Worth street. Mr.. Watson and
Mr.. Giles have been partners In Watson. Bull
& Co. and Noyes. Smith Sc Co. since 1889 and
1876 respectively.
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elections and aasetiuss.


The Annuul Eir ton OF Trustees aud Inspectors OF
Elcrtlon of iioland Trust company Will DO he'd at
York. on "Wednesday, January l3th, 1897. Polls VIII
be open between the hours OF II o'clock h. and 1
o'clock p. N.
Transfer books will be closed from January 9th V
''" JAMES d VAN woERT. Secretary.
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crease OF SEAS. For the i've months ending
Nov. 80 the gross earnings were Sd94,24S, a de-
spondinT period Of lest yesr. and net So5T.45o.
adecroase of S43, 78s.
Tho Iowa Central Railroad reports gross earn
i sag d ros M s0y oynnSr.d 81 - SiS0 ;Ss sa q ae mSnsS Of Of
last year, and net $780, 0 a decrease of S2S,417.
For the i've months ending Nov. 80 the gross
earnings were S683 1897, n decrease OF Sl02,OS0
rs compared with the corresponding period Of
last year, and net 1907. 9e7. adecrease Of S99, 974.
The Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
a decrease OF 81, 44o as compared with tho same
month OF last year. and net $50, 254, a decrease
the gross earnings were $3.50. 375, an Increase Of
Sl6,702 as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year, and net $l2s,4l5. a decrease
The Rio Grande Southern Railroad reports
gross earnings for November Of S37,4l7a, n de-
crease Of $le,e77 as eempaFssdo With the same
OF Slo.750. For the five months ending Nov.
80 the gross earnings were Slo5, OBS, a decrease
period of last year. and net 500, 3S7, q decrease
of S38, III. Fixed CHARGES were $91. 552. leaving
a surplus of S21 ole, a decrease OF S34.307.
The receipts of tho Government to-day we're:
Customs. 1854. 443; internal revenue, S344.970,
and miscellaneous, S34,796, q total Of $933 900.
The disbursements, including $500, 900 for PEN
sions, wore SOIL 900, an excess of receipts over
expenditures OF sag 99S. The receipts for the
ditures over receipts of $40, 1876. 210.
The net assets OF tho Treasury ct the CLOSE Of
business to-day. as officially computed,c compare
with those of yesterday as follows:
Dec, "a. Dec. 20.
Gold coin and bullion. see. olse, on ,eos o186 8Ss.esl
Silver dollars and bullion. IS. $50, 200 IL, $50. sos
United States notes ....... IS, 939 1918. aga
Other assets in cxcesn Of
demand liabilities. ....... S.57S,90l 1850, 778
Available cash balance, in.
GLIDING gold balance. ...sa7zo47,s5l tee7,ooao1e
Money in London, 3 o cent. Rate of dis
count in open market, for both short and three
months bills. sss63& y cent. Paris advices
change on London, 25 francs 22 confines.
The sales OF mining stocks Mt the New. York
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cHIcAoo oI,osrro ouorArIorn

NJ Asked Bd. Ashed
Ansy a.. u flake 9 ~. I'm l7h
Am str'bd.. az 32klN Y Biscuit 40 dok
Canal q D.. SO eohlNh 49, Ry.loo le2
City Ry....elo pl6 w'tc st Ry. 92 e2k
DiAuld Mills ina
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10 MURRAY sTRiKr, NEW YORK, Dec. 90, 1894.
Coupons duo Jan. |, 1887. on the First Mortgage
Gold Bonds OF this company viii be paid upon presen.
tatiOn on and after hat date at the office OF the
KnickVTDockuT Trust Company, 10 Hroad way, New
York. WILLIAM T. BAIRD, Treasurer.
THE NEW. YORK SECURITY q TRUST COMPANY.
i NJ. ~ Wall street, Will pay on presentation the
coupon due January I, 1907, on the first mortgage
bonds OF the OrrEnu halfway & Navigation Company.
yHE OR KAELIROAD e. Ma TGA
iIOS CO, by
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STATE OF Z YORK,
C~OMPTROILERS OFFICE,
BUREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS
pURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS, of Chapter 10
this onice until Tuesday. the 18th day OF January,
-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS.
tered; or coupon bonds ct the option Of the proposer.
viii be iSsusd in he name Of the people OF the State
lishcd by said act, bearing interest ut the rate of
annually on the first days OF January and July, and
the principal reimbursable on the first day or jan
uary. 1919.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part Of the
loan not less than 1000, and should state whether
registered or coupon bonds are desired.
Payments for the loan will be required to be made
on the acceptance OF the proposal by deposit in the
Rank of the Manhattan Co. in the city OF Sew York TO
the credit OF Treasurer OF the State OF New York. on
account Of Canal Fund 1" OF the amount OF the award,
together with premium and accrued interest from
January l. 1897
Tho Comptroller reserves the right 70 reject all bids
which are not in hts opinion advantageous to the In
terests OF the State.
Interest on the loan will commence on the FIRST day
of January next. and will be payable at the Bank Of
the Manhattan Co. In the cit, OF New York.
All proposals must be sealed and endorsed loan
for Canal improvements" and directed to tho Comp
troller or the State OF New York, Albany, y. Y.
A. ROBERTS
COmDLroller.
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rIxhNorAE AVID ooHNBRcIAL.
New Tsrn stock Ezehs.Go-ssies Nee. -.

UNITED STATES M ~
-, r,loo7.
10 UBts, o, 1907. 112h
l6 o ~, olea6.
long
cLonNo PRICES OF I
BID. Asked.
Q 0 n, r.
AZ piofo. e6h -
Z o u, =,
1907. lilo l1oh
Q q "a o,
1907. ....11lh 112h
e Q d r,
1895. 1904
Y 9 ~, o,
1915 .....11 120
nArRnAn AMT nTuN
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Oets-Spot was quiet. Sales 20 eco bush. None for
export No. ? white, 23'tc: No 8 do, gee: no. 2
5000 at 22Sc.; No. do, SO'ac;i rejected MIXED.
2sAc.: track mixed. 5000. at 22a2Ic; track white,
2s.6o0. ut 2oG3oc. Futures advanced Nc. Future
sales 60, 600 bush, as follows:
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ATE BONDS CrN s1,o0os).
8 Va , deb 2-ss
OF iool....... 09h
81 vaoNdef. Or, a6ko7
STATES BorDs.
Btd asked.
q Q 5s, r.
1e0t.....113N 11Ah
U 9 %, o.
1904. ....113N 11%
o 8 %, r,
1897
Q o., r.
1895 ....1o2N
3 10, r,
1899.
uONna I'm 81 .000aN-
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Barley-Was quiet but firm. New feeding. 2ac.. cost
and freight 70 Buffalo; mating 8eS46c, as to quail.
higher but quiet. Sales $4,000 bush. No. 2 mixed on
private terms free on board ahoat for export. No. 3
vanced nc. to sc. Future sales 20o. 1000 bush. as fol-
Iowa.
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SPoKANE. Washington, December elst. ~lsv6-Cou.
- pom No. 10. as adjusted. due Jan. LIST prox.. on the
2Nlt, first mortgage. Rod bonds. OF the Spokane Falls
and Northern Railway 90, will b." paid on presenta:
ton on and after Jan. 2d proN, ~ the chase National
Bank, y. Y. JAMES u. U. SHERWOOD,
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-10

obligation of fl deity. This right has now and
again in critical circumstances been exercised by
the Pontlffs- Its origin was not the infal-
Hbiity, but the authority OF the Pope.
1t is denied by many that the papacy de-
mands the temporal allegiance OF papists. Let
me quote the following from an eneyclical of
Leo Xlll, November, 1885:
We exhort ali Catholics to devote careful atten-
ton TO public matters, and take part in all mu-
nicipal affairs and elections, and all public SER
vices, meetings and gatherings All Catholics
must make themselves felt active elements in
daily political life in countries where they live
constitution OF states to be modelled the princ-
pies of the true church.
To be Romanized means to have the political
power centralized. The Pope is the center of
the system. He sustains the same relation to
the church that the does to the planets.
Around him Cardinals, Bishops. priests and
laymen all reyolye as satellites. He speaks and
they obey. To them he is God. Thus an abso-
lutte monarchy is established. Instead of power
diffused among the people 1t is localized in the
Pope.
Allow Rome to succeed in her attempts to
Romanize this country and liberty will for
sake her desecrated abode, and despotism will
occupy her temple. Heresy would be declared
to have no rights. The machinery of the In
QUESTION would be set to work. The public
darkness settle over the land. Church and
State would be united and Government money
would support papal functionaries. Then lib
erty of speech and freedom of the press would
be no more. The Dark Ages would return and
civilization be a thing OF the past.
To prevent such sad catastrophe the A. P.
A. is organized. H. w. BOWMAN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-10

ecclesiastical laws, but are subordinate or sub
servient to them.
The statute law of Iaymen does not extend to
churches or to ecclesiastical persons to their
goods to their prejudice.
Whatever DEGREES of princes found Injurious
to the interests OF the church declared to be Of
no authority whatever.
While a sovereign remains accommodated his
SUBJECTS owe him no allegiance and IL this state OF
things shall last for some time, and the sovereign
being admonished do not submit himself to the
church, his subjects are abSoved from all fealty
to him.
The Pope may dethrone the Emperor for lawful
causes.
The Bishop of Rome is not bound by any DEGREES.
bnt he may compe! as well the clergy the lay
men TO receive his DEGREES and canon law
The Bishop of Rome hath authority 10 Judge all
men ahd specially 10 discern the articles of faith,
ana that without any councils, and may assor
(acqult them that the council hath damned; but
no man hath authority to Judge him to med
die with anything that he hath iudged-neither
emperor, king, people nor clergy-and It is not
lawful for any man TO dispute OF his power.
Inc Bishop OF Rome may excommnnicate en-
perors and princes, depose them from their state
and assoi acqnD their subjects from their oath OF
lion.
The Emperor is the Bishop of Rone's subject
and the Bishop of Rome may revoke the Emperor's
sentences in temporal causes.
1t helongeth TO the Bishop of Rome to allow or
disalow the Emperor after he is elected, and he
may translate the empire from region to an
other.
The Bishop of Rome is Judge in temporal things
and hath two swords spiritual and temporal.
rest men and impriSon them in manacles and
fetters.
The Bishop OF Rome may compel princes to re-
ceiye his egates.
1t appertaineth TO the Bishop of Rome to Judge
which oaths ought to be kept and whi"h not.
Princes laws. If they be against the canons and
strength.
All kings, bishops and mobiles that allow or suffer
the Bishop of Rome's DEGREES in anything to be
VIC ate be accursed
The Bishop OF Rome may be Judged OF none but
God only; for although he neither regard his own
salvation nor any mans else, Uut draw down with