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Show KCSSIA-f HEIIUEWS. SOJIEOKTHE TKIAIS TIIET8LFH31 ix tiie czab's nirntc Acurloua and important appeal case bas Just been tlccidnl by tbe court of cessation of tbe fceuate, tcbloh affords a ttriLiog examplu of tbe compllcattd dlsbili:k-s uf tho Jew, in ilurhia, saya tbo J-oodoa Timet. A law ttuUent of JeuliJi rate cxecuteU a itectl of trantfer by wblcJt he made over bis pnp rty lu KlelT, cousutingof bouMjaudlatiil, to bis wife In her own right, but the notary public re u-d to legalize itonthu ground that tbe wife, ubo was abo of the Jew Mi laltb, bad no right to acquire landed property in Kit ff, whatever mlgiit be tbe rights of her husband. Tbe matter went to court, and it was decided that, although a Jew j-ii-sIU2 a diploma of either of the three learned degrees had the right to reside in all rU of the empire, and in virtue 01 tuch right might acquire properly iu tho district of his ntldmce, jet this right to acquire ac-quire property was tbu result of an exception to Uiu law granted iu favor of the Jewish d ex. lor or ma.-Ur of law or ait", as tbe caw might be, InJlvidually, anJ was net communicable communi-cable to bin w ifo or children. Tbe deiitlon was upheld and confirmed con-firmed on appeal to tne senate at i-t. Petersburg, i'osilbly wekball toon hear of the wive? aud families of Russian Jews not having the right tu reside Witlt their husbands aud lathers Iu districts wheru the standard stand-ard of their education gh cs them tbe prltilegc to lit e. |
