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Proposals.
ELoUR PRoP osA

o,rieE Cmsr CosxIsaAar o. sunsisrxsoE.,
DtPARrHRSr or rHH sourH. y
a..,.. Alfalfa, Ca, Sept q, $50,
y 1e,os g isessss fdr ~ sa,s Ss.
SeS fS SusiSs's fPfffes1It me sfSyTi
(which " be stated IN The propossIs. 10 s" made
fr2 I,a 900; ss1,qn n. new tll WI A.
Nah the -four In sacks OF barreis '''''e "'e'-
- he 6onr ~ BE- delivered Al the cotnm,ssary
on the 10Th dAY Of Novenber. 1899 Vs.
Samples ef hou5. Il paper or tin boxes, mist &C.
der be mArk cd on tho bog.
The contracts, name pf contractor, pises Of busi.
each packsre Of -four when delivered
Proposals. TO be- In dupllczte, indofsed "Propg-
Brsyet Brisadisr General and CHIEF o. g., Depart.
ment Of the South. n oetf.td
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1 SEPARATE DRPARYMENY POR LApIE
Dentistry.

n DENTIST,
sUR6Rok DENTIST,
oasrs his professional services 70 the citizens Of
OFFICE 4pl sSysNTH STREET. OPPOSITE
ODD FRLLows' HALL.
He Is permitted 10 refer 10
" ~ fREIERIcK MAY. ND.
..is:.sai. 'oANs .. " AADNpHREY, DID, L.
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30. B. .srr HEALING SAlvE.
THE ONLY SURE CURE IN THE WORLD Is
BERq,s UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING
y esys;, wossads. Cats. Bruises. Blister. and
TRY TIN
II will rslieye pain suffering.
Sold BY all Druggists
W. s.is rs 81 % iohS iii ssRY, No. Collier.
Place, New York.
once, 400 Bowery. N, Y. jy2.ly
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PRoPosALs ToR SCHOOL BUILDING.
o,rIes BoAas Tagsrsss OF PUBLIC sonoeLs.


OFFICE BOARD Tnqsrlks OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, I
| WAsHINoroS, DEF Q, 1862.
Sealed proposals sfe nyitsd and Will be received
a. this oee Irnl the pa Instast q II O'clock.
House for two P,i@siy .ld I've SECONDARY sssSSis
on the sits oeoupied DE- tho ''Qld Tobacco Wars-
house, on Third street east. between N aud N
N,eets south. The material 10 the old building
which proves suitable to be Used 10 the oonstruc
hf1 Q, sss y se i..se aho,ss. =, n ,,
ess be seen sfths wsllsch School Baiidins siisr
TO full 9nderstandinE Of what viii be Required
VII be given.
Zach bid must be guaranteed By two responsible
parsons, ,certinsd BIZ proper authority that the
.ases,ssful bidder WIN, yithin Ave q. days. exc.
tween I've OF more BIDS % equal snosat the Sub.
shortest time.
All proposal. 70 be Endorsed Proposals. for
dressed 70 The undersisnsd.
The Trustees reserve the risht TO reject any or all
BIDS not deemed By them satsfaetory or % the in
~,,',...'.N. JAMES G, ppLIs.
Sss:a fcSienisl. saa van ...
PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BEBY,
foRr bcmuILHn. u. y, HAlH0R.l
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE
RELETTINa OF CONTRACTS FOR GRAIN.

hAe caiH, e asts1isst.f e ~ etst 1HIH'
Sealed bids. 10 dapiis,is. si,S so.t.sss. signed
BY Two I g. psr;eo;. not BIDDER; md -
Sie.. snd a The Caio, o. he fos. Al
qP J. e. T.ry asss asaTI.a ND
Sifs:' dSEs: .ss kEf z CAMP
OATS. o'EEEsiD dSGft, & sTfSthiEsi At '0Rr
:,SS Sss: e ss
rEs d Sr.is % b. Of good m.rcA.n..sl. quality
sssSf he Weight q :.sSs 70 Ss a.daessa, snd tSs
~ !Ss Corn q Be IN soSS .ssss .ssi.1sh well
i.sSpI Of ihis .dysTti.smsnt must b sttssSsd is
each bid. Bids will be received FOR ten Thousand
ihs suaIts rna.tei - either peel named.
xss ~: ii.S : ssnS 81 %i2 'SSir
'f 81 oissI y BI. %Ss Il s.s
oets.td Brsyet BrlI.dlsr 6ss.. q n
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
o'' Pls. Gf ait, as.ff ps4sis1.
=! s 81: s:: "a; z y :sSSsSl IL
day Of October isss 81 Sl z %$;33,SSSI" ~
to the Post ousrtsTmasier II " sshbgry. Virginia,
In such uAntities as may bs rsquiLsd from month
to month for the service Of that Poet duIinE the
period ending June 3D. is7o. estimated At 90 cords
Proposals TO- be Eusrsuteed IS indicated b., the
ouartermastsr at Lynehburs, Virsinis.' OF 70 this
once, and the hight TO reject any Or all bids not
considered AdyAntAGsous 10 reserved.
BY order Of the CommAndipE Gensrsl rirst MIL
BIsyst Coionsl. au.r..rnsstsr y. j. Army. 5h,s
PRoP
oyyIoE Cos. OF suBsrsrHscs, o. s. A..i
Roon No. Q. BsrnRPnns INs. BuiLpIsa,
CIsciHEArI, ONO, September ~, ls6p,
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
nj attached, Are invited ~ O'Clock
ss s 11.Sss s 1S, tS
following stores:
70 barrels Ness Pork.
100 barrels fsmily Flour.
!, rs pounds white beans.
] .adl pounds Rio Coffee.
l,26o Ropnd. Of suEar. tsquAl to standard. stuArt
10 pounds 2as. csadls.. tfuil wsisht)
Loo pounds Family Soap.
ssmples Of the articles Except pork to be fur.
The above articles 70 be Of good quality. put up
house Of the accepted bidder. free Of charge for
such package,
Captain @. 8, Brsvet Major, L. S, Army.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
1 PLEASANT sUMMBR RESORT.

A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
would Inform my patrons and also temporary
sojourners In wAshin Gton. that keep on hand and
ready 70 seLyeSt minute'. notice, a great variety
tive style. and also The puTest Wines Liquors and
Cigars that can be procured. most eapaeiou u.
Billiard Tables, .ssd also q Shooting Gallery. "a
open dAy and night for the amusement Of thos. who
~, Yor whom / Rave n,pie aceommed atiops.
Will be taken at the most reasons able rate.
JOHN BECK,
eos D, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
~ Se-eo
uAMMACR,s RESTAURANT. NO. 40 PENN.
II sYLvAkIA Avenue, near the corner Of III
tenth street, Taohhs dRExS late Of Willard,s
Bile terms. feb6.Sm
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LOCAL wAy TRAINs

Leave washi1Gtos. from Maryland avenue Do.
poi atsa m aud O. N. q p. m. 4 20 p. M ;S5 m.
:. Leave Alsrandria, from oornsr Duke and Harry
streets, AZ t9 m. From St. Asaph Aad King
EVENING SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
on rueedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Leaving
hisIandns At 2 m, from corner 81 hsaph and
N MisF streets; Rsiurpin5, leave Washinlton at
g. srkvEss, dsn' sup,t.
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PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BKBY.

r0sr s0nurlr.. 5 AL: HAinssss,.}
Proposals In duplieats, with q copy Of This sd-
yertisemsnt attached. will be received By the IN
dersigned until ii 80 q. m, November l, 1850. for
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wheal steady, with fair demand for parcels to
4n No. spns wss 70 q
but 81 4s bid. 81 Al Bid for lots arrive,
Is u
Mcsan ns nnd "a AMBER s dnns in soeS
white Canada 81 bS for red Western, 81 20 California
I % S0S ABOUT va ss
cd Sf G %1'd Oats s % 6G,
sought after and higher prices realized The sales
sdoat Rye heavy, win small sales al 81 50 West;
sTn S orsy malt safy to % s dull and
but dun for other articles The charterns business
tnSsd 70 rule dull The engagements were:-To Liverpool,
gram erees lard 3d. s'ffr iso bc1e: Sacon
British bark TO Cork for orders with quarters grain
@ S5 Esa % the he On 1H With 0
cloth though quiet was firm at 22'Sc s2s4c.
s or nTo, w%s e1%e S Gss Gas at former prices
nh W were e. steady at At i2s 49, gold for Ma;
&c. sc do for Tampco in bond though wo heard of no
continued in fair demand a. steady prices shipping
selling &c. and retail lots at 81 VI SOthe latter price
MoLAssEsThe market firm for grades at the quo.
tSons published in % our last issue with continued moderate
,ys and sPs se
price. .gPTeea'ss extent Of sic PER gallon
Shipping sale, made SS
10 the @ pc Fos .. DG he fw
s4 a." s and heavy e. ys a g. ss :tgsnsd g.
ses "a asI SO Sq s Y at o 81 iSr q snd
gallons Ss .oa %aa ii
prices were 81 o. 81 o. Other kinds steady at our
sa eas: sa @ S ms,ss % s beef
fairly active demand being good and with moderate
Offering: PRICES were higher sn sing at $si $ for
sss IsT siy I IS5 wsisTa
$50 bbis. blyeria Optiou, Live
hogs steady and firm at 1oc. io1 with arrivals Of
S being n at ssy rs
q & s sss %s. q
nominal at Sc 2Sc for prime mess and 26c 3oc for
business light the sales being about packages sc
5[ % @ efo for %1e and @ Sc of
and Sassed CO. Bacon thoash quiet was held with arpness
%e % do ad s S for @ iGh oss sfh 49,
Sn s long n cut s hams & @ For lard the
made the extent of 1850 packages l7c. lee.
PEr.otpGMcrSde in bulk was in but little demand, and
we heard Of no sales Of prices we're scarcely
b6. were sold a. NE, which IS lower Refined, The
closing prices but shade irmsr The close, when
asa but with s0f ss 0f9s
favored the buyer The sales 500 bb standard white
~ A a.. s. .dS Al ss e. 'Ss a5.
half June q, Sc anS 2eS DO FOR June on private terms. f
only ny 5S S ne
axe, 1000 DO for the first and last half June n &C.
3c 1000 for the first half June at 32 for 100 and
4500 do from October December 0500 each month"; at
S3bc S3ilc For July to December 334c asked and
S3c. bid
RIoE.-CsrolIna que; but steady at s%c. e4c for
cemmcn prime There were small sales a, these price,
ency the weather checking the demand but the market
continued to rule firm at l2c for fair 70 good refining
Cuba There sales OF $50 hhds part al l2c for Cuba
and 3c. for Rico also 225 boxes at l2Ac Sc. Re-
hned dun unchanged value, hard being quoted
lee. a1slc soft white 94c l56c yellow l319c Ac.
and extra lsi6c.
sEEDs.-An kinds dull and nominal at Yesterdays
quotations
srEARINR-The demand light but prices steady
at 1sc. 9c. for common to prime sales 1900 lbs.
TALIow was in moderate request at firm prices Sales
5000 lbs al usSc. a 12c.
WHsKEy.-Receipts, 455 bbls. The marke, dun and
nominal at 96c. 9ec., tax paid
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The market remains without change, either as re-
CARDS tone or tendency. There has been very little
demand for goods and accordingly very little bush
ness has transpred, while prices, IN sympathy with
cotton, have tended in favor of the purchaser, as
has been the case for some weeks past The bona
fde purchaser has found no difficulty in obtaining
concessions from current nominal quotations. so
that most OF the business has been done
on the basis OF prices shade below
our quotations. which are. as a rule, merely
nominal. The jObbcrs continue 10 underse the
agents In some cases but IA general thing this Is
done simply 10 secure custom for other goods and
II IL frequently found that when the iobbers are
underselllng the agents but a comparatively small
quantity OF goods can be obtained. During the week
under review business has been so light and prices
SO steady that details are unnecessary.
Wooen goods likewise remain quiet, but are
rather more steady, in sympathy with wool.
Imported fabrics have sold TO fair extent at
steady prices. The auctions have been fairly at
tended.
subioined the current quotations for the lead
BIN aaff anfgs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERClA
WEDNESDAY, May 1916 p. N.

WEDNESDAY, May 1916 p. NJ.
To-day gold advanced 10 14il. This Is the most
direct way OF indicating the character OF anairs In
Wall street during the last eight hours. The deal
inrs in the precious metal have not only been upon
a very extensive scale, out the fluctuations have
been wide, frequent and excited. At the beginning
OF business there was little or no animation in the
market, and the premium showed weakness During
the first hour the price was very steady between
l4Is. and l42 But the "bulls" who are really the
cause OF the present large advance, entered
the Gold Room, and by well managed
movement put the price as high as l44T
before the close OF business. In the FIRST place
a decline in bonds at London OF \ was used
70 create distrust in the minds OF operators. The
cable following with s454 the price at Frank
Sor-a fan OF over two per cent since yesterdaythe
agitation became extreme. As soon, however, as it
was discovered that the despatch OF yesterday
should have read s4I6, instead Of s61s "a mistake
made in deciphering by the key-there was a com.
parative calm. But the assault was renewed with all
sorts OF material from washington-rumors of
Cabinet dissensions reports that the President
had decided to acknowledge the Cuban belhgerents,
and despatch that great pressure was being
brought TO bear upon Secretary Boutwell, TO induce
him to cease his sales OF gold and purchases of
bonds Meantime the English steamer had arrived
and her mails containing the newspaper details OF the
effect OF Senator Summers speech in Great Britain
were brought into requisition 10 further the ends
OF the gold "bulls.n Although the news was eleven
days old and its effect had been felt fully ten days
ago, when our special dispatches from London gave
the public an epitome OF the English editorials, 1t
successfully employed and proved very
useful "bull" influence, especially the report
was also started that the Bank Of Eng
land directors would tomorrow again advance
the rate OF discount The scene in the Gold Room
during the afternoon was very lively one. The
crowd was ineessant, and the apartment brought
back memories OF the wild speculation of the war
days The fluctuations were numerous that
several pages OF ''Mersereau's bookh were covered
with the figures of record. The price changed as
often as three times in single minute. While the
''buls" have had the supremacy up this, they are
likely in the immediate future TO encounter more op-
position, for the to-day indicated large acces.
siOns to the ranks OF the "bears.n An excessive
"short" interest Will defeat Itself however and the
success Of the counter movement, with which the
public is in sympathy depends upon the extent OF
this interest The range in the price was as fol-
lows
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STATEN ISLAND.

At the election at Edgewater on Tuesday In the
First Third, Fifth, Seventh and Ninth wards the fol-
lowing Trustees were elected:-First ward--Died.
erick over Denise by 70 majority; Thrd-Richtei
over Iieany, 80 majority; Fifth-McLean over Nor.
gan, 70 majority; Seventh--Garretson over wandeli,
II majority tBuli and Baltzer withdrawn; Ninth.
General Harvey Brown over Witty, 81 majority.
some arrests were made at the Third ward, but mat
ters generally passed on quietly.
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THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

Her Dimensions, Machinery and Appoints
ments.
Yesterday despite the violent rain storm, this
sci. the latest addition TO the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's feet OF large and commodious steamers.
was thrown open to the public for inspection. The
America IL huge sea-golng. sdewhee craft built
by Henry Steers, OF Brooklyn, r. D., and her ma
chincry constructed hy the Novelty iron Works OF
this city. In hull she Ia OF the following dimen.
sions-Length on deck, 1858 feet: breadth OF
beam, 40 feet inches; depth of hold
20 feet 3 inches draught OF water ls feet. She
has four decks and IL ASA tons burthen, new mea-
surement. The materials OF her hull are OF live OAK
white oak. hacmetack and chestnut, which are
fastened with copper and galvanized iron, this por
ton of her construction being OF first class work
manship. She s rugged "a a brig: her cabins and
extends the fun length OF the vessel Her floors
are all flled IN solid and she coppered
April 10; she has three bulkheads. The mo-
engine, having diameter OF cylinder OF
1o6 inches and stroke OF piston OF twelve feet;
wheels are forty.two feet in diameter and of
twelve feet face. These have guards one quarter
width. The boilers are four in number, placed In a
nest amdshlps, having SIX furnaces each. The
security and provisions against fire OF this vessel
are very fair. thev having independent boiler and
apparatus 70 hood each deck, and send volume OF
steam into the holds when necessary N has been
estimated that this important work can be done
In and half minutes with seven 70 ten streams
Bes1es these mechanical matters there are indie.
pendent steam IRE and bge pumps in goodly num-
ber and OF large capacity In galleys both for cabin
and stcerage passengers, she IL fully fitted. The
main saloon IL 100 feet long and comfortably ntted
Neither this nor the ladies', and gentlemen's toilets
are luxurantly appointed, but they are comfortable.
She has thirty state rooms nicely furnished, and
steeraRe accommodations for 1880 passengers. In
the main saloon and retiring rooms handsome mir
rors are In place Her route OF service will be from
San Francisco TO Hong Kong, China.
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Real Estate Notes.

An important event In the real estate market is
the sale to-day OF 900 lots Bay Side L. L. the
property of George Bradish. The sale will be held
on the ground, a special train for the accommoda-
ton OF those wishing to attend leaving Hunters
Point at eleven A. NJ.
sold on Tuesday by II. Pierson, for 81, 300. The
total area OF the lots is 150x200
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OF Nooseneck Mills 1t is said TO be the nrst Of It's
KIND seen here for many years, and ID Q large and
very handsome specimen, standing alive over three
Ieet nigh, and It's wings measuring, when spread,
nearly SIX feet Its plumage is null and of downy
sotness, and of the most beautiful, snowy and I'M
macuiate Whiteness.-F Providence Journal Nay 10.
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WHITE sroRg.-A very large and beautiful
white stork wa1inR bird Of the heron family, the
CfcOntd Aba OF Linnmus, quite common in the
southern states but very rarely seen here was shot
on Monday forenoon by Mr.. David Howard. Of West
stream not far below Nooseneck Mills. IL was OBJ
tancd for preservation by Mr.. Charles W. Hopkins,
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BROOKLYN CITY.
-~~~-~>~~-~.N~~->~>-
THE AMIN To
CITY COURT.

CITY COURT
The Jnrdine Breach Of Contract Case-verdict
for the Plaintiff.
Before Judge Thompson.
In the case OF Robert Jardine Vs. Terence McGuig-
gan reported in yesterdays HERALD, the jury re-
turned verdict yesterday afternoon for the PLAINTIFF
assessing his damages at 1854.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is complete list Of marine trans.
fes at TINS port from the 7th to the 10th nst "a re.
corded at the Custom House.
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COURT CALeNOAa-THS nay
RROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CITY CouRT-Nos. ss. lOs TO- 1O2, 81, 81, 100, 125,
90, l0l, III, l12.
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an. sc. I9s. a20 ssa. ne. 2ah ga nal I'd

Since Jan. s7e, 1876, 500 s6914s,245 s64o64 5e4
The last statement Of the Boston banks as COM
pared with the preceding week looks quite favora-
ble Loans have increased nearly $1,000, 900. Legal
tenders are accumulatmg and deposits are quite
10 a.
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The snow fall IN Canada last winter was between
thirteen and fourteen ieet-more than twice the
average fall
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, April 1852. NJ
CoFrrE-rhs market continued TO rule dull, and prices
were nominal at the quotations published in last issue
Other kinds, though quiet held former figures.
CorToS.rhe market fairly active, the demand being
entirely from spinner and exporters there consider
able steadfness in prices The sSs bAles, Of
which 1912 were taken by spnnes by exporters and II
We the closing quotations
The New York herald., 1869-05-20

FLOUR APP 7ss bbls -four, leo bags
TO- GOO do malt and 1900 barley. The -four
ruled quiet but steady both State and Western snc the
steady The sales were about 1900 bbs Southern -four
rye our there moderate inquiry former prices the
being $50 bbls Corn meal was dull but unchanged
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l5x; Quicksilver, 19X bid; Canton, 90 e2h; Pacific
Mail, slx e4X; Western Union Telegraph. 4sH
435.; New York Central 1887 ls3A; Harlem, 147h
q las: do preferred I4o $50; Hudson River, l5bx
l5sx; Reading, s7,I s7Il; Chicago and Alton, l5e
l5o do. preferred I57 bid Alton and Terre Haute,
80 bid; do preferred, 70 73; Toledo and Wabash,
tex 7es; do preferred. so SO; Milwaukee and st.
Paul, Tx a 771l; do. preferred, 81 s7k; Fort
Wayne l5SI a 154; Ohio and Mississippi 34s q
341; Michigan Central l25 l30; Michigan South
ern loe4 1867; Illinois Central. l48. 146A Ceve
land and Pttsburg, 93 93k; Lake Shore l06h /;
Rock Island, 1855 1875; Northwestern, sl1 a
ok; DO. preferred 1887 a lo3x; Boston Water
Power, Tx Tx; Mariposa, 23H 23sl; do. pre-
ferred, 4s7s 4sk; Morris and Essex, s0A 81; New
Jersey Central, lle& bid; Delaware and Lacka
wanna, NIX l19h; Hannibal ana st. Joseph, III
bid; do preferred 1854 llok; Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central, Az a45.
The earnings OF the Michigan Southern Railroad
during the second week In May were
ioos' $sa, ols
1905. SZ,sZl
ihSfeasc.
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad during the second week In May were:-
leoy $2Il, e62
1903. Zos,sio
-
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The exports exclusive OF speciel from New York
TO foreign ports for the week ending May IS and
since the commencement OF the year, compare as
follows with those OF 1867 and 1885,
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SUPREME C0URI-CAAM9s2S.
The Vreeland Abandonment Case.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Before Judge lngraham
Caroline Vreeldald Us. George Vreeldnd-This in
terestng case which has heretofore been before the
courts III q number of phases again came up yeser-
day on return of the certlorari. Upon the return
being made
Mr.. vanderp0el, of counsel for the defendant.
claimed that the return was incorrect in that it did
not set forth fully the proceedings had before Justice
Mansfield IN the court below; that copy of the tes
tlmony taken before Justice Mansfield was not at
send 1t into court in that shape, as it could not be
recognized as legal instrument.
Counsel for Mrs. Vreeand claimed that the evil
dence had been annexed to the return but had been
separated from IL by the District Attorney, to whom
the return was originally made.
The Court held that the return was not regular
unless the evidence was attached to IT, and ordered
that 1t be amended in that respect
Counsel for Mrs. Vreeland raised the objection
that the writ of certiorar obtained by defendant
irregular, in that 1t was made returnabe before
the Supreme Court, at chambers, and 1t being
common law certiorari II could only be granted and
stated that he dd not desire 10 take advantage OF
this technlcallty he were not driven TO do So All
he desired IN this case was rapid hearing as Mrs.
Vreeland, pending these proceedings, was without
means OF support and had to subslSL on charity.
The Court held that the objection was well taken,
and said he would dismiss the suit on the ground
suggested
Defendants counsel announced 1t to be his inten-
ton to obtain another WRIT returnabe next NOvem-
Der, upon which announcement
Counsel for Mrs. Vreeland waived his objection
ana requested the Court not to rule as indicated.
TIE Court hereupOn adjourned the case until
Judge Mansfield to correct the technical in his
return.
For plaintiff, Csanncey Shafrer and Douglas A.
Leyien; for defendant, Brown, Hall and Vanderpoo.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CHARGE OF BUYING wHrsKEY ON WORTHLESS
CHEcxs.-John Robinson and Patrick Weir, the par
t,cuars of whose arrest on charge OF buying whis-
key Of slockwood Martin, No. IA Broadway; Jones
Jarvis, No. 81 Beaver street; william Low NO. 1914
Front street, and other liquor dealers, and paying
for the same In worthless checks, were published In
Yesterdays HERALD. were yesterday afternoon
brought for examination before Judge Hogan, at the
Tombs. Owing to the absence OF any bank or1cers
to prove the alleged worthessness OF the checks the
examination was postponed till ten O'Clock this
morning. Meantime the prisoners were remanded
to prison.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.-Two men, giving their
names as George stein and Edward Thompson, were
Yesterday brought before Judge Hogan at the Tombs
Police Court on charge OF burglariously entering
the drug store Of T. d. Merrck Co., No. 20 William
street. and stealing about ST. 900 worth of vanilla
The burglary was committed on Sunday afternoon.
Some children saw the accused 90 into the place aud
then come out, each bringing some vanilla away.
They Of once reported the the First precinct
station house. when officer Torbush started IN quest
of the burglars and arrested them. On them was
found KEY nNlng the store, by means Of which. 1t