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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIRE
i Alarm telegraph In the cities OF Washington and


WASHINGTON, Sept L 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office untli2
M on the day Of October, 1873 for the erection OF
system Of IRE alarm telegraph including all labor and
material fire alarm boxcs with the necessary circuits
wires machinery and REQUIRED 70 place
act OF the Legislative Assembly Of the District OF Column
bia approved June Is, 1873 and IN accordance with the
and mainly In accordance with diagram
both OF which can and will be explained at
The system to be furnished shall be in every respect
enna IN the best In us and 20 secure that the success
a contractor will be required to enter into good and
sucent bond for tho full performance OF the contract
bids must be accompanied by penal bond, legally
ceyt,Hed 70 In The sum of fvc thousand 00O dollars
the bidder Will accept anu pcEiorn suo contkhcsh
awarded him. 100000
PAYMENT will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board 10
Tc Contractor shall keep the system in good working
order Tor torn OF two q years AFTER completion and
twenty 40 per centum Of the amount contracted for VAL
be retained until the end OF the saho twoD years AZ
guarantee therefor - 1919 .-~,.- -
dorsed PronosSis Tor Construction Of Fire Alarm Tele
ssapos' anoaodressd ALEX a. SHEPHERD,
VIA RyVsidant Board Of Public WogkA :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. p, BAHIA.
IL mas will open November ]. 1878 Persons desiring
cular Containing full information by addressing JAMES
LIDGERWOOD, 755 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Arrzsnos'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
y NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING,
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT IN THE ABOVE
FTREPROoF WELL LOCATED BUILDING. BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS. THE POST OFFICE,
&C.. &C.
OFFICES. SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS BROKERS,
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.. &C. CAN BE
HAD sINGLY OR EN- SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED
sIzE FROM loxia FEET TO 2sxs7 FEET AT $500,
s4oo, $50 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING
TO SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPROOF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM. AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PROvEMENTs
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER.
w Salesrooms 30 New Bowery
BY virtue of bill OF sale will sell this day, at II
O'clock on the northwest corner OF Third avenue and
l05th street. on the premises known Meyers Garden
and. Restaurant one open Wagon She'd Signs, stoves
and Pipes Window Shades, Liquor Counters Gas Fix
ChOltz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

TJNO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, MANUFACTURERS
and others.-Wil be sold peremptorily, by order OF
delphia Exchange, seyera! Squares q Ground south
and both sides of the Pennsylvania Railroad belong
ing to the Whitehall estate. Plans and handbills may
1870 and l4l South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
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A UCTION SALE OF NYACK PROPERTY.
"A j. MArTHEWSoN son, No. Pine street, N. Y,
A. J. MATTIiEWSON Auctioncer,
will sell, on SATURDAY., september Is.
on the premises, at 81 O'Clock Il. NJ,
THREE NEW FIRST CLASS HOUSES
containing bathrooms heaters front ana back stairs. hot
and cold water gas and all improvements; location
surpassed. the river adjoining the Tappan Zee Hotel
grounds.
Also tow choice Building Sites,
fine sidewalks and sewers, three minutes walk from
station. Sale positive. Terms liberal.
Special train at IL As from Chambers street.
For maps and full particulars apply TO auctoneers or
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a COTTAGE AND A FIRST FLOOR TO LET
"A cheap-Cottage on Ninth avenue, rooms complete
order SSO; Pirst Floor and BASEMENT Ninth ward nice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sgw -IORK....

PORT or sSw-IoRH.... ......'..'''''''''"JU" TO-
Steamship Ocean Queen seaSafy Apnw. Padsc Mail Steamship
steamship Olympia t) Young Glasgow se Henderson Bros
Steamship G. T. Punch lB Knadsen Antwerp se Funeh hdJe
steamship MORO Castle Morton. VIM P Clyde Co
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah, Murray Ferns Co.
s,esmsbp regulator Freeman Pbladeph Iod Steamship
Steamship wanoEe Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
sissmsbp Beneieor Jones wimnrOp Loll,,i se.mhD Co.
sbP 5 T. Hetey OBJ small BRISTOL K. r. Morgan's Sons
R Ban ISn haaltf B %d a 6o o &
Bark Drorah NOL JOgenssn LnOseE Tor oaer fa'eh he
Bark vt,I tAust Peaoyeh, Rotterdam Fuqeh Edys Co.
BARI Drey lBr BeLnisOa London for orders, Geo.
Bari Home OBJ. Valentine, Liverpool Logan Brs.lu Co.
BARK Quicfsep Chase Naples and LeghO Chase Talbot Co.
Bfis f%s dfj, Gsfsuo Trieste Tor orders; p GgTssis.
B Big H sa Fu sa csea CORP
B B Go TS90T ' cS5 5sn Sai % s
Bns Pon1eri, Alien, Galveston, &c, g. NJ stAetpols Co
prg Union 3r) Contour Paspebeas Canada Geo Buey
Bns Glance OBJ Williams Queenstown for orders Geo. Bailey
sebf Whisper BsIeT Key West Benner Brown Pnetnsy.
schr RvelTa CrOvey Portsmouth,, N H. T. snPTP Co. r.
Sbr ssie Burton Burey stanford Stamford Manufacturing
se5r Ira h5i- Allen 1 Harusy sandy
ARRIVED.
Il s'%R 5. o 58 S.. a. 70 f kanS s Nj" 20 and H''
steamship og Of Montreal lBsl ksn9siy Liverpool May 49, va
steamship Columbia tBr Higgins Glasgow May 20, via Neville
Steamship Victoria r M7are Glasgow May 81 via Neville June
L wit mdse. and pass. Henderson Bros.
Steamship Columbia, Cur6 Havana June Eih ndse and 10
BaII Ayr B Good Auckland g. IS day., With gum WOOL and
BARK T, DUnOu (Brl BaOv Progress day, with hemp
BsTS Pro.eus Eaton. sagaa, II days, with sugar.
BARI Whitehall o Parsboo " S D. Priest, Matans 10 days vita
Bari Ella oliver Buenos Ayres IS dAys with hides &c
Bari John Gnn Wesberg Canteuss, II days, with
Bng Pnce Qiayl Jackson, PotAaPnbee Cartenas
days with logwOOd and Sugar
Big jas Miller Thobs Carnss 10 DAYS with rgr mesdo.
sehf Frek Fish M Bostou Davis Csrenas 10 days With uOsses
sCHOONRRs-RiYKK C0AsrvisL
Ridgewood Georgetown, 5. 4. 5. 2. Hail. Savannah.
q. Scho6eld, Georgetown, ID. G. A. W. Morris Virginia
Layinia. Virginia. o. r. Bans, Virginia
J. J. Neuitt Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosros Juue l0-Arnyed bark Mauus from LONDON.
FOREIGN PORTS
OuEEysrOwS June 0-Ihe CuBAm steamship PArhiA Capt
Watson Line steamship CITY Of EJnOn
both from New.YorE NAV 81 for Liverpool have here
SOUTHAMPTON 0Ihe North German LORDS Line steamship
Main Capt Oendorp, from New York Mar 81 or Bremen arrived
here this morning
New.York MAY 20. arrived here pts morning
vile Capt LemaIe from NEWTON May o.
night
Smith Quebec May ~ arrived here to-day.
SPOKEN.
Ship Southland from Galveston for Liverpool lat % 50
Ion ~ %.
Psa, usl from London for Philadelphia June AbsseOm
W. By ~, 80 niles distaAt
FOR --latest SHIP hsps see RIM. Pa0,.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
wFnNRsDAN. 1--WE II.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE H. .
Mails for Europe Queenstown ana Lrs.PooL
Manhattan close IL NJ Supplementary MAI on feI no
closed Az m steamship sails At n from Pier NJ 70
~ "a Il Pru.,sn Closed Mai is sent bv this line
Ms Tor the German States direct Bremen bT we heanp
Koln H. Steamship sails At D. IRON ''O' VI in
IT., Hoboken ,,,-n,r.v H.. u
Mails 10Y Rurope via Plymouth Cherbourg inl haDuk I
,bn We,tpbaT close At II Supplementary Mai on Per iod Of
Thirtsi lio6oken Is closed at p H. S''A'"' ~ " ~
Pier foot OF Thir1-st, Hohoken -.
Mails for Havana and Nassau, b. the steamship NVplt
,i2pm Supplementary Mail Pier No X is closed at 100
n m steamship sails at , D. m. from F1eT No. ) n
Mails for HAyti etc By eamsbio Pen close at ) p m
un u, Reminds, BY The steamship Hsiterss, close at p
steamship sails al D. from Pier No. ~ " X, 49,. a.,
on and after NAV letters the steamship dock and ne ud
sts5p As no money received by the CLERK IN charge
Mail for HALIFAX g. closed at the NeWfork Pos1Ohee eVeT
dav At 8 D. n. and via Boston . N a. - IL,
Mall Tor Newfoundland the EewYork PotOhoe every fn
80 N m steambp sa from Portland Me-. SATURDAY at
u. Due New York Friday at p N. -, IL, H.. IN
Letter postage s the West Indies except when gong oree VII
SATURDAY, JUNK H.
Mails for Great via Queenstown and ierpoo "
the steamship Oceanic close at $3.50 m NO ouppSmentay @
stamp ais az 1890 m White Star Dock Pavonia Ferry
Mae for treat Britain and the COnueuIo Europe via Southampton
and Bremen per steamship Hermann close Al IL bupphh
tary Mail Is closed foot Of Ths. lobokeni Al H.
Stcamsbn sails Al D. H. foot Of Thir1st Hoboken
Al deposited in Supplementary Mails mus Del prepaid WIN
Direct German and Prusi,n closed Mail sent bv this line
Mails for Best and Hayre steamship Ne On
Havre will close Steamship sails at A. m, from Pler
Mails for Havana and MeIco bv the steamship Cuba close al II
m Supplementary Mail Pier No NonA h'ef Is eosel AZ
IL 50 IN Steamship sails At u NJ
M.i for Kew Yves, steamship City OF Austin close al m
Steamship sails at 3 D. IN, from Pier No. 20 B. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester
dav Nudge Blatebiord presiding 20 black silk lace capes
and pieees OF black silk lace, seized on the steamer
washington, were condemned by default.
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday
Judge smalley presiding, in the case Of Watson Co
act Hiram Barney as Collector OF this port reported in
Tuesdays TRIBUNE, the jury found verdict OF SLOW Tor
the plaintiffs,
In the Marine Court Part Ill, before Judge
Curtis the following inquest taken yesterday John
Powers agt. David Hesse aud others for Sis Il -
aud r. b. Wghtman for the plaintiff, and L. u ana u
Bell for the defendants.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spauding the following business disposed OF yes
terday: Mas agt. Acknowledgement for the plaintiff
sl5l 95 saekett Lang for the plaintiff and X. n Waite
Tor the defendant. Kennedy agt. Blauyelt.-Inqnest
for S23 80 John Haugh for the plaintiff and W. ApSar
for the defendant.
Thomas ReddingtOn, q butcher, in Wash
tpgton Market aud David Kearr quarreled IN the mar
ket on Nay a. The result IL that ReddngtOn has begun
anti against Kearr In the Marine Court for defamation
~ character laying his damages at 900 and Kearr has
ronf an action In the Superior Court against Red
Siogto1 estimating the damage 90 his good name az
90 0o IpOn orders OF arrest issued IN each suit. they
S%e arrested yesterday, by Deputy Sheriff Judson
Isryis and compelled 70 give bail Kearr IN $500 aud
Redd1ngtoni IN 1900. 80
Amanda H. Squires made will in May, by
b sbe gave her estate 10 her sister and niece, cutting
al her children, who were the legatees under Will exc
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pASSFNGFRS ARRIVED.

PROM GLASGOw-In steamship Vietora June loJam Robert
McGorsy Tho Teer De Mars John s. Munro Mrs
Pndav children servant Alex McAusn j. W. Ghes aud
lady Mrs Pollock Master Robert Pollock Mr. WaerAouse Mrs
Hately. baby and nurse: DR.. l.. ~ Weeks, Rev. Isaac
H. Bearisley, Rev George S. Pdyson, J. Murray, "
Watson Peter Cuuie Charles II. Psyson, Miss Myes MI
Siraiion family Miss Emma Storm Miss Cove w H. Boches
Sidpy HAY LADY, Master Henderson. Mn Gimpson
Miss Emma Crohers A. mcdonnell Rev. M w HANNA and
adv G. g. Robertson Alfred DeAny and lady, Miss BuekAnd, MI
Burckholder, Mr.. Lvin RstOne.
PROM HAMBURG AND HAvRB-IH steamship Thurta0ta, June
l0H. r. JanTen and vile A. W kuger Eros! Meyer CoInl
children, Henry Russ wife and four
children and servant Buss wife and children AMI
servant J. K. Hammersmiih and wife Heinz. and hinna
RAIDER Calharne Bruekner, Eagene Hartoeh w; Graf.
Marie Haekenberg. Chs Bab James
Perry Orr T. and b. Tea Miss Evans MI YER
napf and family Dose r. Ienard Chs Faand l. Hamburger
Mullei LaaI Ms and Mulvap p Charles Marie KICK
Alice Thomson and others In the second cabin.
PROM HAVANA-Ia steamship CoiHnbia, June l0-Henv W.
Bailey LADY Whdden and lady Henry Richmond Mr.
Roddgues Ennges oscar Wilson gmls r. ya Hsau Webster
Angelo Madel Venbis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday.
Samuel and William MeKeeysT boher from Connecticut were sen
Muade sentenced to three months imprisonment Tor
larceny POketbOO from Eliza Rogers aud was re-
andsd to await sentence.
Tn the Tombs Police Court before Justice Dow
ling Yesterday committed for the alleged uiterng
H S s9 s. Ns i 5B 1 70 Colgate
Matthews 29 committed for The aegd passing O. ofs
Philip GiBse Ono 29s Canal, 10 favor Of H. Matthew'S
The only case tried Yesterday in Part l. Of , the g,
the Court Of General Session G bo EsS0 Eps H1ee ba the
third breaking into millinery store on the h hoor o. no
great deal Of attention at the tine a. ,hs burglars we're SO
Attorney Russell for the people and Howe Hunme or The
prisoner
Edward Tlchman. cOlored, was arraigned before
from Mrs GuaTns Of No $50 Rthay also charged with hav
from G. Brown Of No 6i3 Fithye gold watch valued
Tghman left the city to arrest but Detective ilo
He wa: sooonPTsd By h sussnn. Tg1mn white woman
committed them in default Of bail
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
Judge Benedict sentenced prisoners As follows ChI hfd sc'hg
Spring VALLEY Dtery frauds Eve years at hard labor
Imprisonment julius g. Julien sending obscene literature through
the mail years A1a s1s Of 500 The sentence,
pleaded gu s new indictment R charging s him s Ss
Do1s9 went Of for the te% on account 81 the j. RAYMOND
Magure etieTearer from SdSn ~ SnsseG WIN oP'Ig 5
~ S ny care ,s deei MaSur opening the letter. back
Golden saloon No 90 Eghthaye Policeman
arrested and him TO the United states District
Attorneys once when he confessed that be had opened four letters and
said for doing So that he had been drunk for three days
The following persons pleaded guilty yesterday IN
General Sessions Part H. before Judge suhersnd
William MahOny grand larceny stealing boz OF vemOn, valued
At $50 on May 81 Mehor G. G. Wtte Of No. "a Jobnst sent
the state Prison for MARY Baker Of petty larceny N
stealing clothing valued at $50 from Margaret Whitney OF No 20
West May 2' sentenced to The Pnientsr 70, sI
containing Flynn Of No. 1863 Union place May 23
sent 10 The PenentAry months George H. Farrell
charged With onous assault add battery onceI Edsard shs Of
Seventh Precinct stated th the prisoner on May ~ 1sop
Pound guilty
assault and battery the PenHtary for year
Rollins for the people William Knit
L. Hudson charged with carrying
weapona The prosecuting witness Ohce Thomas Ftbbons
the prisoner for drunkenness At the
svenbaeed pistol and slunghot found upon
his The jury acquitted The prisoner Charles Spencer de
Tended Kelly and John Lafey charged with grand
larceny The al progress. Mitchell ~ Laird for the
cused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
CITY SERVANTS UNPAID.

The stenOgraphers in the New Courthouse
have been annoyed exceedingly getting pay for their
labor since Controller Green assumed the reins Of the
Financial Department and their complaints have been
many and bitter. Robert Bonynge, a stenOgrspher in
the Court Of oyer and Termner who reported the
Of Foster and the negro Thomas, both Of whom have
been hanged and also the scannel case, has never
ceived cent for his transcripts furnished 10 the Dis
trictAttoney and yesterday sought mandamus
through his counsel. Abraham r. Lawrence, TO compel
the Controller 70 pay his bill for the three cases-5l0
on the Controllers behalf u urged by Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel Andrews that IN the Of Eos
ter and Thomas copies charged for while the
law only authorized One but the other ne made no
defeuse Mr. Lawrence stated that the second copy
ordered by the Court. Judge Ingraham took the pa
pers The action has caused no little indignation, the
plaintiff BOnynge stating that he Is continually put TO
the expense Of m0ndamusDg while there is no defense,
Al least Ia regard 10 the larger bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11

cuted In March. The viii is contested py heI 0n'iuo'
who alege that she nt the time the last WIN was
ecuted. under the influence OF medicines auu NV
scious Of what she doing one OF tn9 uncbings yes
teray ana II was proved that she died OF caneet anu
that she cut of her children Doo""'0 'N''
The case is still on.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
snald,ng Yesterday, Robert Williams brought suit
against George Lowther to recover sos for removing
boat containing 2S OF coal from the Twentyeight
AZ IN the Tnirethst wharf The plaintiff claimed that
II was done for the accommodation OF the defendant
for the DEFENDANT and he brings suit to recover 700 or
removing the COAL while the remainder is LOT Olhe eA
penses The defense Is that tne ooa was eoES a NY
bell for the plaintiff and Beebe, DonRhoe Cooke Tor
the defendant
DR.. John Washington occupies the second
floor Of No, 81 Libery-stp and Samuel Hatton back
room on the floor The former had painted in front
of the premises large sign upon which inscribed
his name aud business and there two smaller signs
on either side OF the hall entrance An action is brought
by the former in the Marine Court Part H. to recover
900 damages for the removal Of the signs by the latter
The defendant denies that ne ever destroyed vi
the signs or ever directed any one 10 90 So out cias
that he himself has been victim OF persecution on Ihe
part OF the plaintiff The jury are out Dickerson
brothers for the plaintiff, and Gardner, Ward Wag
staff for the defendant
In the Marine Court, Part Ill, before Judge
Curtis yesterday Charles Glatz brought action against
sigsmOnd Veit promissory notes, which the de-
PENDANT admits having signed but claims that the plain
tf.s barred from recovering on the ground that he
signed composition deed" with the other creditors
agreeing TO accept per cent Of the amount In settle
ment In answer the plaintiff claimed that the compo'
stOn deed void by reason OF It's provisions not pc
ing carried out The Court held that the objection 70
the validity OF the composition deed vital and the
plaintiff ought to recover, and accordingly gave Judg
inent in his favor. W. NJ Powell for the plaintn ana
Bumenstel & Ascher for the defendant
Daniel Runnel, a soldier in the War of 1912,
and resident Of this city died last year. leaving about
$4,000 worth Of real personal property which has
been matter OF contest since last December the closing
testimony in relation TO which was gwen yesterday BY
the will he devised TO lis daughter his resi-
dence on Broome-st.. subject to life es
tate Of his widow. Subsequently his daughter
married. and in 1869 he executed codcil
giving his daughter lite estate instead OF fee simple
to his house BrO0mest The prepayment OF the VIII
the son OF the testatOr and the executor OF the Will
Efforts have been made to show that at the time the
cOdicll was executed the deceased was in darkened
room that both before and after making the VIII ms
mind wandered and that he deaf that he could
not hear the reading the Will Surrogate Hutchngs
has not yet decided the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-11
THE HABITUAL CRIMINALS ACT.
THE SUPREME COURT DECLARES IT CONSTITUTION


OPINION BY JUDGE DAVIS.
In the case of VIM. Warner an application
made in the Court of Oyer and Terminer for his re-
lease from a conviction underline Habitua Criminals
act' the ground Of its unconsdtutonay, and also
because OF the insufciency OF the evidence. Judge
Davis rendered decision yesterday declaring the act tC
be constitutional but dscharging the accused because
Of the want Of proof previous conviction. In giving
the decision Judge Davis delivered long and interest
ing well important opinion, which, he said, was
written after consultation with the other Judges The
main parts Of this opinion is as follows;
am Of the opinion. both upon
principle and authority that the act Of 1878 is valid The
objection that is void because in conflict with the pro-
visions OF the Constitution, that no person shall be
subject 10 be twice put in jeopardy for the same ofense
previous ohense which makes the professional thief
dsOrdery person under the law but it Is his act Of
such plying his vocation, that brings hun within the
preventive remedies OF The new statute.
applies are professional thieves, burglars pick
pockets, cOuntcrieiteTs, fOrgers. person within
two modes. First, by warrant issued by a police
magistrate or justice Of the peace. upon complaint
person within the Second, by any of the police
authorities at any steamboat landing, railroad depot,
church. banking tuition brokers' Office place OF public
amusement auction store auction sale in private
residences passenger car hotel or restaurant or at any
ne wifin either of The desfribed classes and such
officer has good 10 believe that such person is at
the place when FOUND for unlawful purpose. In such
the officer is justified in making, and IL Is his duty
make the arrest and take the person before mags'
for the examination required by the statute. The
case before is, perhaps, fair illustration OF the
power and the duty OF the officer Warner found by
officer Dusenbury the platform OF street car among
several persons standing the platform He was
known 10 the cer TO be professional pckpocket and
was acting in O manner which led the officer to believe
that for the purpose OF stealing from
tbc passengers These facts made it the duty Of Officer
Dusenbury to arrest him. under the act, and take him
before the examining magistrate.
The whole OF the evidence and proceedings may be
brought up has been done in this by certtOrar
and where record contains the evidence there no
occasion 10 rheare orally what Is already before in
writing an strengthened in this view by the case
OF Bycrs agt. The Commonwealth, above cited. The
words OF ours The Court in that held that II was
the proper 10 bring up the proceedings ana evil
dcnce bv certiOrar aud the "rehearsing OF the evil
dence was had upon the record All the points and
objections by the counsel for the prisoner are oveued
that based upon the Of proof Of pre-
vuus conviction, required by the act On that ground
alone the prisoner must be discharged.