IPunLrc-No. S4.l
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thLiN--NO' Ofs
AN ACT to alter the dimes of holding the Cir
cut Courts Of the United States for the Dis
trict OF NewYork, and the April Term Of
the Circuit Court for the District of Connccti-
cut.


Be il enacted bv the Senate and House of
Representatives ofMe United States If H.
meriea in Congress assembled, That from
and after the first day of July next, the
Circuit Courts of the United States for the
District of New York shall commence and
be held at the City Hall Of the City of New
York, on the last Mondays in May and &C.
tober, instead of the time heretofore establish
ed by law. And the Circuit Court Of the
United States tor the District of Con-
necticut, holden at New Haven, shall be
held on the last Wednesday in April, in
stead of the time heretofore established by
law.


SEC. Q. A,d be it further enacted. That
all indictments, informations, suits or actions
and proceedings of every kind, whether OF
a civil OF criminal nature, pending in the
said Courts respectively, on the first day OF
July next, shall thereafter have day in Court,
and be proceeded in, heard, tried, and deter
mined, ON the days herein appointed, for
holding the said Courts respectively, in the
same manner as they might and ought to
have been done, had the said Courts been
holden respectively on the days therefore, di
rected by law.


SEC. s. Ind be il FURTHER enScted, That
all writs, suits, actions, or recognisances, or
other proceedings, which are or shall be in
stitntcd, served, commenced, had, or taken
to the said Circuit Courts. or either of them,
to have been holden, as heretofore directed
by law, shall be returnable to entered in,
heard, tried, and have day in Court, in each
of the said Courts respectively, to be holden
at the times by this act directed, in the same
manner as might and ought to have been
done, had the said Courts been holden re-
the times heretofore directed by law.


JOHN w. TAYLOR,


Speaker OF the House of Representatives.


JOAN c. CALHOUN,


Vice-Prcsldent fthe United States, and
President of the Senate.
APrRoyED-May Is, 1926,


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.