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Oroposals.

TRK1TEy DEPARTMENT, JuIe 90 1900
PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE STEAM CUT
TKRsPTnposals all he received this Department uut II m
wednesday ts 2lst d july ns for The construction Reve
steam Cutters Of Wood Iron Propeller three wheel
Specifications 10 detail N be furnished bidders application IN pe
b. letter this Department Le Collectors OF lustos AZ
Boston York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Proposals. sou he
seated and addressed to the Secretary Of The Treasury ndoel on
the envelope -
''ITOpgsah Tor BuillIur Revenue stssm cntferp
gro, s, BOUTWELL, Secretary Of tie Tlsaspry.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED 10y a mddle-aged man,
I'D VITO sh ruan small family With
ru. al 10 seventh Tent TirteeHh
Want y. T.. once. ia lucatop and terms
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2clI Gstatf TO G;rthangc.

2cI Gsiltf TO Grthangr.
DARM-Or village property, WANTED, IN
Orange County Err Eliroa NrWsv "a exchange Tor
productive property Orrruvcbt sio Country seat Nyacs
n y or brunswick. " tor Gosh AMI Bupkyn property
;. tOtkROFf Ne. M Broaaway.
XNTANTED-A good Farm in Weschester
County accessible hy rail Which part civ property rd
be- gyen address GOO ageutl O. WELD
THOMAS. 40. p Nassau st., Room NJ"
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Ht6 CIVILIZATIONS.
lust PUBLISHED.
CREDO.


This book is vigorous discussion Of the dpud doctrines Of
evangelical Christianity
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Siiuatiuns 1olanttS- -1laIts.

Slination5 66lantto- -ttlllts.
ITO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.-WAN
young who has been sa-'mau u Of the
principal vAoese AID retail dr goods establishments Boz south Il Ire
aud aud four ITuCya b1okkeepu Appleton wede Mel
bourne: Lgbes, reference. Address }. NJ, 1nuuur Ohce
VyANTED-By first-claSs Travelling Sales
W situation iu the TIA GROCERY business sst 81
Ccgo eafs experience aud has good trade W. w. buu
Ohle.
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Sqtb CIVILIZATIONS.

Ytb 4ubIitatiOns.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
4 0-FlCe ha, been removed 70 no ! 10 fuioast y ].
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HURD AND HOUGHTON.
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COMMON INN-KEEPERS.
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rlHEG GRE ATEST CHANCE
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Giig QrOp;rtg TO &tt.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
ns.. No, and sRRUcESC Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
extending over No, s. power The building ire
proof Apply a. Toe inbHar ohee.
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GEOLOGY OF NEw.JERsEY BY authority OF me P Pss
islature BY GEORGE IL. COOK State GeOl0slsgca W.
iished by the Board OF Managers. Newark h0O0'
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6itr Gul GsiIts for SsIr.
TOR SALE g. The 3-stOry, high stOop, brown
a HOUSE. No - last ItT good order For
permits. lc.. a.pl, Co r. a r. LAYEal. No ga Gaaast
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RELEASE OF JAMES H. PLACE--WIIAT C0N6TI
TUTES FALSE PRETENSES.

James X. Place agt The People, 6c.--Messrs:
Brown Rrohers I'm the habit OF advancing bills OF
credit TO James X Place Co.. the of business be-
ing substantially follows Brown Brothers OF THIS city
used I'm Rio where coffee would be bought and shipped
10 this city, the bills ading being made out to Brown
ers indorsed over tho bills OF adng and took back
from Place to sell the coffee and provide out OF
lis sale funds meet the letters OF credit The last Of
these letters drawn for s2OOoOi In July H. August
Brown Brothers having heard rum0rs about Mr.. Place
sent for him. Mr. Place told them he had had heavy
aud large profits, bat that his net loss was
about 10000 reducing bis margin Of security 10 100000
GorLug the bills OF adng and taking back an agreement
was pursued ana Iace ~
the unsod coffee and the proceedso the coffee
that had been sold the theory that they had not
parted with the title to the property but had merely in
trusted 1t Place 70 SELL aud they recovered some 100
ton against Place for obtaining goods by false pre-
long examination was held, In which the august
Leug false pretonse and that the delivery Of the
bin Of adng 10 Place was the delivery Of goods induced
by those false pretenses Mr.. Brown 1anina-
ton stated that he would not have given those goods
6nt Tor The signed BY Mt fSe lac Af S Opg
trial ard fixed his bail at 100000. which was at once
gwen MI race en 1Pped oy nauef anu te
bail and the matter was for many successive Saturdays
found against Mr Place, by the Grand jury at tho
Mr. Justice Barnard. In the Supreme Court has now
decided case. holding that the conversation detailed
by Mr. Brown hardly amounts 10 what is meant by the
goods by statements II false. not appesr that
by Mr. Browns crosse1amination appears that no did
not these statements; and finally, II the
statements were false. 81 they were made 20 procure
goods and Brown Brothers did rely them. still the
charge must fail no goods passed The letter Of
credit issued before the conversation, and the com.
plninants having obtained Judgment the ground
that they had not parted with the coffee esopped
from saying that IL had passed from them Ho holds the
Indictment II for the Ofonse TO be NULL since 10
made after the removal OF tho record by certorar
10 the Supreme Court and. In his view OF the case.
founded on "A legal mistake. The being under bail lie
holds 10 DE a legal imprisonment, from which place he
las the night demand his release and 10 therefore
Ia. lin
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PIGEON sHoorING-MATCH BROKEN UP.

For some time past sporting circles have been
excited by the arrangement OF match for $1,000 side
and the championship Of America between the two cele
brated knights Of the Trigger" John Taylor OF Jersey
City and Edward Tinker OF Providence r. L. TO decide
tho disputed question Of superiority OF skill as pigeon
shots They had previously shot match for an insg
ncant stake Ia which the Rhode Island sportsman had
proved victorious; but his opponent being dissatisfied at
the result which attributed to various causes did not
rest until he had made second match for much larger
stake In which the championship well as the monetary
element was involved BY this agreement they were 10
shoot at single birds each, II ounce shot, sOyards
boundary and II yards rse for 81 600 sde the shooting
to take place the halfme track Eighthaye and one
hundred land forty ffth.st, the 2Sh inst Both men
were promptly on hand yesterday at noon, and there
large assemblage Of sporting men TO witness the
shooting Just they were about TO commence, Ser
geant Wright and small platoon OF police from the
Twenty Precinct appeared on the ground. ana
commanded the principals TO cease further proceedngp
interference owing 10 teleRraphc Instructions
received from Superintendent Kennedy who was actu-
aed 10 this OF action Ivy Mr. BerRh, 20 stop the
match as violation the city ordinances, well as OF
the act recently passed prohibiting wanton cruelty TO
animals OF there alternative for the par
ties interested but TO obey the law and its Official repre-
sentatyes and they agreed to meet later In the day ~
the OF Mr George Wilkes who was the stakeholder
This was accordingly done, and after long negotiation,
agreed receiving 500 out OF the stakes OF
$780, shoot the match In NewJesey on the seacaucns
Race Course at O'Clock m to-day All hets on the
match OF yesterday are of course null and void
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not guilty. and a trial was commenced,
Judge Bedford said the whole affair was question for
cvfcour and consented to motion for the dsnissal Of
the complaint. An important decision was made ~ ne.
corder John H. Hackct, In case which has Dcen argued
several limos In this Court The decision was or M
made to dismiss complaint aganst - E s .h p anu
Chas o. McCorh, PresIdns and secretary VI tno onn
Central Cosi ov'npany. who were charged with con-
sravy 10 defraud Isaac C. Kendall OF several thousand
dollars, on or about Jan ilsGo The Complaint had been
taken before Justice Dodge on the 9Th OF April 1851 and
the parties held to bail in the snm OF $4,000
papers and bonds were made returnaDle 10 the
Court OF General Sessions The full motion was
to discharge the bail and dismiss the c0mpialnt
on the ground that offense was COMMITTED
Three. argumentsr were made on tne case
Tho Recorder SAID that he had read the ey
dence and arguments with great care. and han
no doubt OF the entire innocence OF the DEFEND
ants The motion to discharge defendants their own
recognzance granted. he could not of course, con-
troll the action OF the District Attorney who might IL dis
posed send tho case 10 the Grand Jury but he treated
the case II about TO charge Jury the allegations
made, which were conceded to be all stated lie could
not resist the conviction that the defendant DetmOd
had not commenced civil suit against the Company the
complaint made days afterward, would not have been
preferreda He had always been averse to making Grim.
na tribunals the instruments either Of furthering de-
LAYING pecuniary settlements The Clerk OF the Court
was directed make order IN conformity to the de-
cision After the discharge OF the Petty Jurors from tho
further attendance the criminal business OF the Court
was concluded for the term. The Court will meet at II
O.. III. Friday to hear motions.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE MORNING STAR SUNDAY.
SCHOOL SUIT.

The suit of james Fisk, jr., arising out Of the
exclusion OF the Morning Star SundaySchool from the
Grand opera House. wAeh excited much comment last
February has been amcably settled by the acceptance
OF the Offer madc in the following letter sent by Mr. Fisk
to the plaintiffs counsel IL may be remembered that
the decision OF the Court the preliminary motion In
the cause, was favorable TO Mr.. Fisk
w. EEw.YoRK. April &c, 1862
JoHS r. CROSBY tsq -,
Although advised that the present owners OF The
Grand Opera House by tue contract made be-
tween Pike In that bucug yet
nothing necessity would induced Interfere With the
that BY the Sunday School UndestAndg that your
TIE unjust mputaion which we're %
hsy uB the opening the Controversy ard beng on ny
Will toward the
hand the Enclosed check for 81 90 to VIM
esd benefit Of that school have adopted ts course
prt.neo making pament through Dr. Perry for the simple
wish avoid ooHng form isai your eent has
'-' ~ Fax ir
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ANOTHER RAILROAD CASE.

Tueed, Receirer, agt. The Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad Company aud John F. 7raey.-This &C:
Eisk jr against the DEFENDANTS and an injunction was
granted OK pate by Judge Barnard against the defend.
served Defendants 10 transfer the cause TO the
United States Court the ground that both defendans
are residents OF the State Of Illinois and the plaintiff or
the state OF York Mr. Field asked that tue decis'
ion be suspended until after the decision OF Judge Nelson
iected delay the ground that this petition was on
other grounds than that and rested on the mere
question OF citizenship which Judge CardozO had decided
in former analogous In which the Rock Island Rail-
road Company was party. After some discussion OF
conDse the Court ordered the motion to be placed on the
Chambers calendar the first Monday OF May and Or
dered stay Of plaintiffs proceeding in the meantime
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAPH DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.The most recent one of the KIND, IN the
construction of which the Directors have ayalled
themselves of all the experience up to the present
which has enabled them TO prodnce more secure ar
rangements than heretofore attained. In the Bur-
olar and Fire Proof Fault in their Fire Proof Bsdinc
they have Safes Of various sizes leach secured bya
Combination Lock- where tenants can place securities
of every description FOR small annual cost. Ihe
officers will take pleasure in showing the Vault.
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The total amount OF common stock is stated at ST.,
592100 Of the guaranteed stock there remains s3S 800
still upconyered The bonded debt OF the Company
to 0S4s5oo but the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund for the LIST general mortgage held March s9
bonds TO tho amount Of sli72,0O0 which should DO de-
Quoted from the balance sheet The equipment of tho
road has been well kept up and has been steadily IN
creased The substitution OF new aid moro powerful
engines has also given increased capacity TO the road
making the of transportation fully equal to tho
demands OF the business at present Offering The capital
stock and bonded debt amount to s2l,oO2,IO).
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned for the
third week In April
1869 s97 zoo 1888 .......s7lo Increase siST
Tie Michigan Central earned FOR the third week IN
April:
1859 ... go ess ia...... $g So Decrease si7s
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A NEW ACTION AGAINST THE UNION PACIFIC
MOTION TO REMOVE TO THE U. 8. COURTS.

UNUTIt8 ". IOIINTU HRt.I NC CWtVH = UOIy't
Railroad Company. et d-Ths Is new action or0ughs
the Supreme Court against the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, similar in its character to the case OF Fisk
in which Judge Eamard granted an Injunction e5 pare
toned under the law Of Congress for the removal this
cause to the Circuit Court OF the United States and nled
bond, by law required the 2ith OF April, before
Judge Cardozo who made order directing the petition
bond TO be filed with the Clerk, and an order return
alle Yesterday morning to show cause why the case
should be transferred to the u g. Cours pursuant
to prayer OF the petition Mr. Dudley Field, eoun
sci for plaintiff asked that the Court hold the under
until after the decision OF Judge Nelson In
the Fisk case which is identical with ibis IN principle
defendants submitted their papers TO the Court and
Judge Cardozo said he should follow the decision OF Mr.
Iustice Nelson whatever 1t might be- without hearing
the argument OF counsel ordered the plaintiffs pro
ceedings TO be stayed III the mean time. I'.
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road TO receive the hst benefit from the opening OF The
Pacific Road and 1t Is stated, wii under any crcum
stances have large share Of the traffic The Preferres
STOCK has now been absorbed by foreigners 10 the exep
OF 700 shares and the amount held speculative Az
counts quite moderate The speculative fever ct fuI
hight, and at no t0,e since the Spring Of 1854 has
the excitement been more intense the belief In arrs
advance in prices general At the o'clock Board
there was break in NewYork Central Of II per cent
and in Lake Shore and Michigan Southern off per cent
that had the effect of depressing prices momentarIy
bat after the Board Michigan Southern advanced to io
under great excitement Tho balance OF the list was
firm with active demand to buy. At the last Board
NewYork Central sold at i7t Reading 81 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh ai North Western Common $751; Northwest
ern Preferred 49, Rock Island 1871 Fort Wayne 1884,
81 Paul Common III st. Paul Preferred SCI. Michigan
southern 1o2 Lake Shore iOi At the close the market
was steady at quotations. -.r f.r..rf
The closing quotations Of Government bonds were Al
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r. STOCK FXCUANGR.
MEnNE.pAr. AnrIl 2s-r. ".
lot O'clock A. NJ.


Gold opened Mt 1884, sold at 1884, closing at
1891 bid The payments ON account OF Interest to-day
were S9557 The clearnSs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were s9Jls6OOO and tie balances :30l32i5 ST. Cash gold
was irregular in supply loaning high as 56ihs forits
uso Al the close per cent paid for carrying The
first sale OF gold will take place tomorrow at noon the
amount sold viii not exceed N,O0O,o00
Government bonds continue firm under continued de-
mand from foreign houses. The prices were from b@5
per cont higher the general list The feature OF the
market was advance Of l0Os TO lO Currency per
cents sold at lO6I&lO5t State bonds were active New
Tennessee sold ut co. Virginia exC0upons 69 virginia
New g. Co. North Carolina Now bonds were lower. sell
ing ut 67G5Gi Louisiana Leyee Gs sold at 10 Railway
bonds were steady. Miscellaneous shares were dnll
Pacific NAH hammered by speculative Sales based
upon the opening Of tho Pacific Road next week Inc
opening sales were made at 9 with sales at 93 closing
o3EaSs7 Western Union Telegraph sold at 4Si, e42.,
closing at a. Express shares were dull and steady with
the exception Of WellsFargo, which advanced To 3t
closing mt 36id36l American Merchants Union ssid nj
4I; United States o3t OK ~ dividend; Adams 49, The
share market opened with buoyant feeling on tue entire
list The most active stocks were New-fork central
Hudson Reading Michigan Southern Lake Shore, and
the Northwestern shares; Harlem, Rock Island, ana
Fort Wayne steady, but were without speculative
activity st. Paul shares firm with sales OF the Com
at ia, and OF the Preferred at s6k Chicago ana
Alton sold Mt lG2; New-York Central sold at 1853; Hud
son, I5' Reading 97t Lake shore and Michigan
the former sold at iOi, the latter 1Osl upon
the theor at tho consolidation will result In virtual
consolidat with the NewYork Central ana Hudson
and that the roads will all be improved IN value by mar
monious management The Northwestern shares re-
covered from the dizziness or the past MONTH ana were
In active demand by operators who consider them rela
lively lower than any OF tho other Western shares The
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JoHSP. CRosBr. %,
THE SPRING VALLEY MURDER.

In the Rockland Court of Oyer and Terminer
yesterday, VIM ChaGnuey Prl esq DistrietAitorney'
presented the Antoine Marer held for the muir
der % Joachim Furter, to the Grand Jury, who found
true bill Of Indictment. Maurer was Immediately
arraIgned, and pleaded "EOt Guilty" 1e seemed very
much detected. Among other questions, tho District
Attorney asked him in regard to his friends AZ the
mention his friends tho prisoner broke down and was
very much aected His TO the Fall term OF the
Roekland oyer and TermHer for trial.
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THE COURTS.

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
TO THE BAR. f
The Committee of Examiners on character
will meet IN the General Term Room Of the Supreme
Court Friday afternoon April go at p M BY order
OF the Committee. CHARLES TRAGyIi y,sz,p
j. IL. BLOSSOM.
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THE MARKETS.

lCarefully Reported Tor The Tribune ,,,..
ASHES quiet but steady sales Of IL bbi~ at sIoSe' w
Pearls no nlna.
COTTONPIces are change but note slightly npres
dtmAud tue grades STEADY sales luHhsk
IN arrive of 3 bales 80 by splnne 10 ~
also 30 baes Low hddhas iS
spe loo do fr December 100 do for Janusfy private sA
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CIVIL.
Hla

A contest between Kitchener and Payne, two
revenue officers came up in the IT, District Court yes
To-day as 20 Which was entitled to the tnforners share
in the Of a. the proceeds OF certain cutting
machines seized at Alexander Ross Co.'s tobacco ware.
house at Nos 200 and 2Os EuOnst The Court held that
they simply did their duty revenue ofeers III the
matter and are therefore, not entitled 70 any snare a'
infOrmers. LII. ..
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COURT cAIENpARs-Tms DA,

sUPPExE CouRT-SPEOIL TERN-Heh by BARNARD, j. Court
opens ct 1880 a m.-Issues Of Law and Fact .
Ie5 Hudson se Herrand ct Witgerstein Mcguire
1876. gs sgt. Gilman ct al e al
SCI. Kingensteiu sgt Lux ~. Fielder AgI l0HDs
1875. Staten Island n. r. o.. agt
village Of Rdgewser 9o ... .
Demurrer -
"a. Piston azt Branduit %. Fsor agt Marshall hnpfd
MARINE COvRr GENERAL TERN CALEHDIR.
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paper in English OF that CITY, me MssouT Rephone1f'
All the leading German papers Of the West published at
Chicago ST. Louis and Cincinnati Republican in poll
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CoFFEElho general market quiet today aud We hAe 90
70 report Prices all grades rule tTn WITH some
choice grades u. n,
FLOUR AND MRAI-The market for Western 1hd state ft y.
active hroer grades are irregular the M common "a
confined 10 the 10 al trade tia sales zoo bba AZ % N9p
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Money easy at car per cent on CALL tho activity
has caused more general demand from stock houses
continued remttanceof currency keeps the mar
ket in easy condition. Commercial paper Is shade
easier prime pass s9s per cent with occasional
transactions at TOPPER cent.
Sterling Exchange Is firm, with but few bills offering
We quote London 90 days, 1oo0iO9h; London sight. 1924
a1O9i; London, prime commercial 60 days. IsSi3iOsii
Paris long. 62Oo5lsi; Paris, short, 6l7a95l64 Ant
werp 5a2i $50; SWISS 522i052Oj Hamburg S6aaSSs,
Frankfort, 4O.sIOi; Bremen. 7sie7si; Berlin, iS7lt
The transactions the Office Of the United States Assist
ant Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs $4,000 fof
Gold Notes. s7oO0 total receipts, sls35526 CT. Total
payments, sGOs,S71 TO- Balance. sss,fi5OI3 ca.
The annual report of the Directors Of the Michigan
Southern Railroad for the year ending February IS.
shows that the company has steadily increased its earn
ngs. The balance sheet Of the company shows the fol-