
    
      (Superior Court of Cook County.)
    
    Anonymous.
    (January 5, 1878.)
    Continuance. By stipulation of counsel after a suit is set down for trial by the court.
    Plaintiff’s counsel asked for a continuance until the following morning at 10 a. m.
   Gary, J.:

The case has been set for trial and I have no right of my own motion to grant a continuance. If you will stipulate for a continuance you may arrange it between yourselves. If you will stipulate not to non-suit, the other side can safely consent to a continuance.

Mr. Stores : We will stipulate not to non-suit or get beat either.

Gary, J.: You had better stipulate not to non-suit first.

Mr. Stores : We will, your honor.  