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PROPOSALS FOR GAS AND WATER SIR
- PlPEs AND LATERAL BRANCH

FENFVo US FVK us IND WAIFE 81 r
sIIE PlPEs AND LATERAL BRANCH
PTopU-ais VIII be received at the Mayor Office
city Hall until l. clock y. FRIDAY. I'd of May
y slant, for furnishing ami LAYING the Gas and
ater- service Pipes. with stOp-Cock- and iron
boxes, also the Sewer service Pipes. in n street
D. nth, from Seventh 10 Fourteenth street west
Int. all lots AID parts Of lots. and subdiysional
parts OF lots
AL q the above work to be bid for in pursuance
OF the act Ct the Corporation CrhiuE th.r size
FOR further Information apply 70 tae Su permit
dent aUC Inspector. or the Commission of the
> cond ard Third Wards
III" right : r.-erved by the Mayor u reject tny
OF al blcs should II be deemed thu intere,t vi the
% operation. II. FOBSITd,
Y fc-'iny Su IT,.
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DY COOPER LATIMER Auctioneer,. : :
ID (Euccessors to Jas. O. Mcclure % ,
Southwest corner Of Penns avenue and iltn str set
Star O66ce BuildinH
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctoneers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
No. $40 Southeast corner 7th AMI streets.
ONE NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the I'D instant, at O clock p. IN b.,
We shall sell on the premises Lot No IL In square
Nc ~ fronting II feet 2lst street west between
and al north, with a depth of lO5 feet toge.he T
with the improve p,ents. which cou.is Of nearly
new two-story Frame House.
Terms: One half cash, balance 6 and IL month";
Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises 500 down on the day of
sale. All copVeyancing and revenue stamps al the
purchasers cost
myls-d GREEN WILLIAMs, aucts.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
u AIctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 Southeast corner It'll and ID streets.

sfAMss
AND sTREET k0RTH. AT Abortion.
On IRlDAY the I'D instant; 81 six o'clock ..
Frame Dwelling House, Brewery and Fixtures
known a. Fret Ward Brewery, Lot being 81 feet
mont BY $50 feet deep. more or less, which etfere
great Inducements % cay parsons wishing to en-
gaze In the brewery buliness.-
months, FOR notes bearing Interest," and secured By
q, deed Of trust on the prsHises Au conveysncine
800 down on the day Of sale. = In Es3fIT I
my ls-d ~ GRkEH WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES,
t?Y GREEN wfLLIAMs,
- .Auctioneers and Real Estste Brokers
No. sac, sos theast corner 7th and ID streets

GREfk e WILLlAMt
II .Auctioneers and Real Estete Brokers
No. sac, sos theast corner 7th and streets
TRusTEE SALE on REAL Estate FRONT.
ING On TWENTY-SEVtNTd >rREEt WEST,
BErMEEE 1 AND X STREETS NORTH, at
On tRinAY, the 18th day of MAY, IsB. at sir
O'clock , m shall sell. on he premises BY virtue
OF deed of trust, dat the 9th day Of August 1871
and duly recornsd in lioer q Z. No. II, fOlios
county in the District Of C0lumois, being s6uts
haf part Of Let No 6, in square No. s, being z
fe.t irohss FROM, by 100 feet deep m IRE or less
Terms: One sh cash; balance In sand u m On tbs,
for uotes bearing interest, and secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises. Ali conveyMuci ne an
revenue stamps at the cost Of purchaser $50
down on the day Of sale. And IL the terms are not
complied within Eve days after the day of sale, the
trustee the right TO resell the premises at
the cost of the defautng purch aser, by ad vertis
ing three times in some newspaper publish in
Washington, ID. q.
W. b. WILLIAMS, Trustee
my Sd GREEN Williams, Auct,
~THE ABOyEsALE IS POSTPONED UN.
til FRIDAY, the I'D inst, at Ga O'Clock D. m , on
the premises
By order of the Trustee
my Is d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY COOPER & LATIMER. Auct:oneers
ID kate Clerks with J. &. McGuire & CO..
Southwest conner Peuna avenue aud 18th street,
Star Office BGilding
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HRY GREEN WILLIAMS.
II ABctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No, s26. Southeast corner 7th And ID streets

- ABctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. s26, Southeast corner 18th and d streets
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON
sIRkET NORTH. BETWEEN I'd AND Sd
SIhEEIS MEST, AT AUCTION.
Va III RSDAY. the 2lst instant, at 8 o'clock ..
m We shall sell on the premises, fine three story
brlck House, with basement, containing rooms,
having halls. gas. &C pump Of excellent water in
the yard, milk and smoke house street cars pass
ing tie door: lot being 70 feet front by 25 feet deep
to fine paved alley, which makes IL valuable
property for private residence.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest
and secured ty deed of trust on the premises All
nveyanciug endfTeyenue stamps the Cost of the
purchaser. 8 100 down the day of sale.
my lid GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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LIGHT HOUSE IEsPEcroRb OvvIcr, FIYrH Dis
TRIcT, NoRBoLK, Va, April Is, lSd6 spN sotd
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SUSPECTED MURDERER Decentralization Riley,
alias John Thomson the young brought from
Chicago few days since by detective irving. OF the
Central ONCE, suspicion OF being the who shot
and killed officer John oBrien OF the Nineteenth pre-
cinct, OF Forty-irst street and Ninth avenue
tho 2lst dav OF August. 1854 brought before
Justice Bowling at the Tombs yesterday afternoon and
az II was clearly shown that the accused not tue
who murdered officer o Bren the magistrate discharged
him. As Pey alias Thompson. partially answers the de.
scripton oil who escaped from prison In Venango
county, Pa, where he Is wanted out
pred term conviction for robbery, he Temporal
riy detained for the purpose or Identification. Riley
says he is not wanted in Pennsylvania TO answer any
crime. and did not seriously object 10 further brief
detention.
BURGLARY - AcEEsMAy rr.,Cr.-Ysstsrday afternoon
officer Buckley OF the Fourth precinct, arrested samuel
sullivan, youth Of eighteen years, tho charge OF
having broken into the basement OF premises No
Ackerman place (New Chambers street, occupied by
Edwin Schoher as gun factory by OF forcing
open the shutters and window, and stealing pistols
valued at $l1. The burglary committed on the
night OF the 20th inst aud When arrested ticket rep
reserilng one OF the stolen pistols foand la his
possession Justice Bowling committed sullivan FOR
trial.
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directed 70 bring in ssalsA verdict Monday
ing.
suRaocATe,s COURT.

Surrogate Tucker during the past week. has admitted
10 probate the wills Of the following persons de.
ceased adams d. stewart August suchi, Francis NJ
Banon, Peter Randall sgismond Bass. James A. Dodge
Eliza Day, Mary Underhill James Spencer, Francis NJ
Panx Bernard Fox and Thomas Booth
Letters Of administration have been issued on
the estates OF the following parties: Patrick
Conner, Edmund n. Fox, Jacob Stephens Carl
scnaus, Fannie Tompk'ns Peter Daily, Samuel
Ellison, Edward Lenthay, Patrick hcGovern,
James Newton, Charles Rrhi, John f. Ganlz,
Karl Haarbann, George W. Banck, George Wp,Howard
Herman Rechenbsck Meyer Born George r. Wilson.
James williams, Donette Baum, Eliza Baum James
Cullen, Latham Gricse, Catharine Gregory, Albert
Reimers, Jason Williams, James ~ Berrier John
Al, red, James Wall anu Christian Mack
Letters or guardianship have been issued as fol-
lews:-To Gregory Reldei guardian OF Anna w and
Marguerite Rlarman Albert Rundell, guardian OF
Charles A. and Maggie A. vandenhoT; Mary A. Harri-
son, guardian OF Martin s. Anderson Mather Bloodgood
guardian OF James A.. George and Eva Shields Con.
rad voehl. guardian Of John voehl; William H. Kissam,
guardian Of Harrison S. Daniel H. and Joseph s. Bar
cay and Julia b, and Reginald 6. Barclay and Richard
l. Korrell Lawrence Potter guardian Of John Potter:
August Kempf, guardian OF Christian ard Hanna Mack
Robert P. Noah. guardian OF +. w. Salmonson.
In the estates of The following named persons the
accounts have boon finally settled :Caroline Wesier-
berg, Theodore r. Cnte, Adelaide Mendelshon, Alfred
w H Ireland, Robert L Rowan John I,ttcn Frederick
Winston. Martin Schmidt, Peter Vandenbrugh, John
IlttleGeld ana Jacob w. Morris.
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SUPREME C0uaT-GEsERAt TERM.
Important to ship Owners selling Their Yes.
yeis at Auction.

Important to ship Owners selling Their Yes.
sells at Auction.
Andrco LiuiG James f. Ward a Co-This Is a
suit for the possession OF the brig n. G. Berry
e6,000-the value theroof-and $1,000 damages for
nondeivery OF the Defendants by written order,
directed auc.ioncer to sell al public auction, at
his saesroom. Wall street. the 11ih cav Of Decem-
Der, 1866, the brig H. G.. Berry, then lying in this
port and needing repairs having been ashore. Al the
sale December ii, after some hall dozen bids she
was knocked down TO plaintiff, the highest bidder for
She sum Of ST. 600. lie rendered money 10 the
sioneer, VINO had made the usual entries in his sales
book, but directed to take it 10 defendants, for
whom the vessel was sold. He then rendered the money
70 them and demanded possession OF tho vessel but
they refused to deliver H. and excluded lis keeper from
her; whereupon plaintiff brought suit for the
vessel, setting forth the facts Of the sale
and purchase at auction, and the tender
by the purchaser 20 tho seller Of the purchase money
Defendants demurred TO the compliant and argued that
the amount being over $50 they not bound 10 de-
ver tho vessel unless the contract in writing and
signed by them or that toe auctoneer who agent
for both parties had signed the suconccrs written
trac # sale. The court below ovorruled the demurrer
holding That till evidence To the contrary appears the
presumption OF law Is that tho nuctoneer did his duty
and made the proper written entries In his books which
would bind the seller 10 deliver the property tender
Of the money. Tne General Term affirmed the judgment
below
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Bonrd Of Aldermen.

Board Of Aldermen.
meeting Of this Board held yesterday al noon,
pursuant adjournment with the President Aiderm
Conan, in the chair.
After the transaction OF the usual amount OF routine
business resolution introduced drect the Presi'
dents OF both Boards of the Common Council aud the
Finance Committee 70 proceed to Albany and represent
the interests OF their respective Boards in questions
affecting tho rights OF the Corporation which may be
brought before the Legislature and e-Ycaly 70 look
after act empowering the Board Of Supervisors TO
raise money by tax for the support Of the city govern
ment
The resolution laid under the rule and tho
report Of tho trustees OF Cooper Union was taken up aud
ordered TO DO placed nle. This report shows the
finances OF the Union TO be as 20 ows;-Rce during
the year, $4,000 81; expenditures s33 225 81 balance
in bank So 734 90; net balance $l67 90.
Tho tax levy, as reported on by The Committee on
Finance al the last meens was aken up ana amended
by striking out tho item for srrinng roads $25 600
Tho levy NJ last amended was laid over, but Buhso-
queniiy taken aud adopted.
petition was received from the property owners on
Iarrens street asking for the widening OF that street
from Canal street 20 Amty street and for it's extension
70 Wsyerey mace. The petition was read aud referred
to the COMMITTEES on Streets
A motion introduced directing the street COM
missioner 10 remove forthwith the Ioow bridge 20 dis
pose OF the material ana 10 the cost OF bo removal
out OF tho proceeds OF the sale. An amendment was
offered directing the street Comm 10 transfer tho
bridge present location at Broadway and Ut
ton street 10 Thryo1rth street and Eleventh syonne
The matter discussed for SOME time and finally aid
over 9H
The resolution the salaries or the clerks
other officers OF the Board noticed In the HEs Id
OF yesterday, taken aud lost for want OF con-
stitutIopal vote u was subsequently recoDsdored and
laid
On motion, then, the Board ad ourrec 10 Monday AZ
two O'Clock T. H.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The meeting OF collectors and assessors called by
Deputy Commissioner Harland at the Metropolitan Board
rooms yesterday, was wen attended. This gathering
was based the determination or the department. 10
make radical changes In the measures taken 10 ferret
and prevent frauds on the by manufacur-
and dealers in whskey, an stated in yesterday g
HERALD. The SEWING power now that tho Revenue
Board pract cally dssoved) will back to the
collectors who arc to report TO the department the
Der OF inspectors they may need TO assist them and
II 10 requested that they select these far practicable
from such officers as are now acting under orders Of
tho Metropolitan Board. The lists are ret made
out but will be ready for confirmation 1t early day
Two seizures were reported yesierdayan Illicit stil
In grocery store, No. 323 Eighth street. Tho stock In
che store was also placed under seizure.
inspector Harvey seized ping tobacco manufactory
Al No 81 wost broadway on charge Of having paid no
special tax and having hsd no bond. Turned ever 20
the District Attorney for prosecution.
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1nt NEW PROPELLER "fosT LEE

THE boat, built expressly 10 ply the route between this
city and Fort Lee including the intermediate landings,
commenced running iasi week. Tho hull, built By
Thomas Toulks, 10 Of the following dimensions:--
Length Of keel, los fsct length over ALL 125 feet;
breadth Of beam, 20 feet, width OF guard, 4 feet
depth Of hold, . feet She has . direct acting
low engine and 70 by 20 cylinder her boiler
ns sousi ..ss.a nus p feet long, Z fee.
and boiler built ~ the Warrington Iron Works.
Nswburs N r OF her joiner work, furpi-
ture, &c, netting approaching lis style or
grandeur has been attempted u having been the aim
Of those having the matter Ia charge 10 have plain,
substantial and comfortable vessel 10 the mention
70 have uninterrupted communication the entro year.
the boat being constructed 10 through ico anordns
tho residents OF tho Jersey shore the lons desired c
lies for reaching the city In winter, and viii no doubt
increase tho value OF real estate In that locality The
Fort Lee owned BY the Peoples Ferry Company com.
posed OF residents OF Fort Lee aud contiguous places,
and eommsRded BY Capts u p. Loving,
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SUPERIOR couaT-esNEaal TERM.
Appeal.

Appeal.
Emily r Ford %. August Belmont and o2.rs, Trm.
Sees This was m appeal from Special Term In favor OF
aefsndanis The action was brought for the partition
Of certain lots Of land in the city OF New
York. the plaintiff alleging tina. she holds as
tenant In common with tho defendants who
are trustees under marriage settlement The defend.
ants by heir action deny tho alleged tenancy In COM
mon, and set up tito In themselves trustees In the
Whole premises This action tried before Chief Jus
tce Robertson al Special Term, without jury on the
1Ttn December ls06, and be, after time taken for deb
sraion, dismissed the complaint with costa. motion
made the part OF the PLAINTIFF after the trial 10
bring the heirs OF Matthew ST. Clair Clarke az par
sies, which was denied Plaintiff now Appealed from
shis decision. The Court reserved Judgment
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and February II. gne following changes in the req
mept are announced -
Lieutenant Henry II. Tyson; Second Lieutenant Ell y
Bruce.
Etec,ions-H. H. Everisen, captain, with rank from
26, 1867, vice N. s Even, resigned; James 3 Turner
FIRST lieutenant With rank from January q 1905 vice
Sterling, Jr., resigned.
NINTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Colonel WILCOX has issued order for drills DE-
division a. the reg armory commencing January
a. evening Drills by battalion viii be held at the State
Arsenal commencing March 10
2ss,onations.-Fhe resisnauous OF the following Of
cers having been accepted at they
honorabiy discharged the State service -Capain
George ". Lyon Lieutenant j. J. Van AlsL
Promotions The following officers having been
elected TO the positions named VIII be oheyed and re-
spected accordingly a ID. Davis captain vice New
KIRK. resigned J. W. Schmidt first lieutenant, vice
Boyd, resigned; John Raper captain. vice Young
signed; Milton Benjamin. 1rst lieutenant vice Raper,
promoted John r. smith. second Lieutenant vice Ben
jamln promoted; w. Wood, captain vice Lyon, re-
signed; Francis +. Stone, first lieutenant vice Wood.
The officers and members OF ,his regimen, viii cee-
brato Washngtons birthday by social reunion of all
the members OF the command and their friends. Cap
tains J. W. Davis and John Raper and Iieutenanls
Bailey, Schmidt and Huyor are the Committee OF Man.
agenent
This regiment VIII assemble for dr at the REG menta
armory, az follows .-companes aud on Monday,
20; Companies q Il and On Friday January 81 Limo
viii be formed promptly at eight O'Clock NJ These
drills VIII be continued on the same evenings each
cessive week until further orders.
SIXTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Last Tuesday evening an election for tho position OF
lieutenant colonel had, which Adutant Ingcrsoll
was elected.
TWENTY. sFooEp REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Captain George W. Wingate commanding company A..
has issued an order calling the attention the company
TO the necessity OF all members attending tbs drills under
the system OF tactics. The captain tina
be VIII not sign the certificates OF membership OF any
habtual abscntee, and every man must dril 81 least
twice a month unless specially excused
REGIMENT CAVALRY.
The commissioned officers OF this regiment viii assem-
bic at the regmentai armory for dismounted drills as
follows --February 3, March and April /, at half
past seven O'Clock IN the evening. The non. commits
stoned staff and non-commssioned officers of troops B.,
&, ID and =, on February T. March and April q and
those Of troops + g, II. and X, February g. March
and April g. at halfpast seyon o'clock in the evening,
under the command Of Adjutant j. II. Zimmerman.
Commandments of troops VIII drll their respective troops
al the regimental armory commer ing January Il.
Brevsi Major G. W. sauer, tho com ndant of troop c,
has Teen elected second major Of ii leg.mept.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Captain Sk.dmore formerly acting inspector Of this
gade has been appointed major and brigade Inspector
by Brigadier General Aspnwall.
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MARINE cOUaT-TRIAL TERM-pAaT /.


Amolia Fischer u. Frank Fsnner This an action
brought to $500 damages for alleged assault
and battery BY the plaintiff against che defendant viii.
tui injury personal property and SANDER Tho plain.
tn swedish lady, and speaks the English language
with such o mixture Of German, English and French
that was impossbls 70 take her testimony clearly,
with interpreter. Her son, brother and youn
lad Witnesses In tho case testified that she had been
struck aud pushed BY the defendant and that he had
used the sianderous words complained or
The defence that the defendant. being the pro.
preor q lager beer saloon in First street, had rented
TO plaintiff the basement beneath the saloon that dcsr.
ing 70 live there himself hs gave her notice quit
the LIST OF January, 1905 which she agreed 10 do on
payment or So II was admitted that defendant paid
her 81 Of the S. she had no. the day nxsd for
removal lef but said she would tho 3D. On the
mentioned day she Was SSH In the premises alleging
she had moneto pay fer cartman; that defendants
paid 80 for csrnan TO rsmona her goods, there.
upon st her request several ma spsd her 10 pack up
and out. The assault and slasder denied by
several Witnessed One witness testified that he could
drink twenty glasses Of lager without lie Affecting his
memory. The was two days on trial. ably summed
yp by both council and gwen TO the jury, who, not
having Agrsso late hour yesterday afternoon, were
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claimed to have been swindlsd by Glars, webster Co.,
were and expressed desire TO make complaints
against them; but good complaint was considered
effective far the ends Of justice
q Dozen Persons who have been swindled would do
well 10 attend the examination In the case, which 10
named for ten o'clock "Wednesday morning next
After the liberation OF Elias and his clerks the premises
were delivered Ess again and the police with
drawn. NM#"H
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United STATES DISTRICT couar-ln BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Blatchford.

aaEE9w Before Judge Blatchford. ~ @s
Judge Bla,chford sa, yesterday for The purpose Of
hearing motions In bankruptcy proceedings. In tbs
natter Of the American Light Company, Mr. Horaro
Allen, Prssdsn, Of tho company appeared court AM
admitted the service Of the papers &c A demand was
made for trial by the Court decide whether
the company had alleged in The position filed agains,
shem committed acts of bankruptcy The was re.
Ierred TO Mr. Commissioner Gutman 10 lake testimony
IN the Matter of Ohenheim and Cohen A motion was
made ~ tbs case FOR an adjudication Of bankruptcy.
noiion, the matter was adjourned until saturday Feb.
suary There were some other motions, but they did
lot prove 70 be Of public interest," reference only
- mere matter OF form and detail firsM f4rt
PROCEEDINGS Before Registers.
Before Register H w. Allen
~ ne Mater of Neacton s. Briggs -Executed and de-
hvered to John sedgwck assignee gnmen OF bank
rupts effects. tt.st n, tf.Ns4 LII
IN me Mater Of Robert M. Fsc,d Jr-Made adjudica.
sdon Of bankruptcy. granted certificate Of protection
Warrant retarnable February 70, 1885, at eleven A. NJ
estate and Effects -. II7 = I II -
Selsgman Cppeaheianr arst meeting Of creditors
Many OF the creditors present not having time make
Brooi OF their debts no assignee was appointed and
Register adjourned the proceedings TO the Goth inst for
ahe appointment OF an assignee ii s.m0 n8kf
In Ae Mater Of Wiuidm u Abbott Held frs, meet
ing Of creditors. Register appointed John Sedgwick
assignee OF bankrupt's estate.
Before Register Williams.
n The Matter of S. N. ard A. Leuy-Proceeded with
examination OF bankrupt Mark Levy. Adjourned TO
Tho 31st inst. -
IN TIE Matter Of Frederick w. Coleman Held meeting
70 show cause. and there being opposition passed tho
list examination Of the bankrupt tm
In the Matter Of Ddnisl Htines Issued order to show
cause on bankrupts application for discharge, return
able February Is, NJ ten A. M.
Petitions Filed Yesterday.
VIM N. Kirk New York city-Referrod to Register
Dwight telN "EFctt.
George Higgins New York city-Referred to Register
Ketchum. - n.
John NJ Riley, Now York city-Roferred 10 Regist er
Williams -M ass S3 Hsf~
Ssrred to Register Beae. 'aM
Henry Bonnell, New York csy-Refsrred TO Register
Fitch
Henry cammeyer, Brooklyn, N. Y.-Referoa TO Reg
fster Allen.
VIM. W Tracy, James Wilson, Thomas J. Strong and
Joseph NJ Orvls, Now York cty-Reierred to Register
Dayton.
Charles NJ Simpson, New York city Referred so Reg-
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SUPREME C0uaT-CHAMHtaS.

The Chicngo aud Rock Island Railroad Case
Judgment TO be Rendered ON Monday.
Before Judge Cardozo.
This case up again yesterday morning in Cham
bsrs, whom the motions 10 continue the injunction TO
punish the defendants for violating IL TO require tho
proceeds OF the issue Of shares, amounting TO
g. 500 900, To be deposited In court placed charge
Of q receiver we're iully argued by Nj. David Dudley
Field counsel for the plaintiffs. Messrs. Evarls
and Tracy who represented the defendants responded
when bis Honor TOOK the papers, announcing that he
would render opinion on Monday next The decision
In this much liligated Is looked for with much
anxiety By the legal profession and Wall stree. imam