Sevenat minutes of argument by Me, Fr J. Schuh, counsel for: the plaintiff in a motion for hearing Before the U. S. Consular Court last Wednesday morning, sufficed to win Ris point, Mr. Shull, representing Mr. 'Marcel' Heimendinger, objected further extension of time. re-Jfgvested by the plaintiff, mr. H.W. Mayer, represented by Mr. and atts. A. 5, Veloso, presented hie argument: before lite." William Colling, Acting Commissioner, one Sot" down. The attorney for the defence had nothing to say, and the Court ordered an answer' 0 the Petition led. before five clock: Mr. Heimendinger seeks hearing oD 2 claim of $1,000 on "a promissory tote, Trarmic cases demanded the ful! attention of Mr. William 7, Collin. Acting Commissioner, at the frst fession of the U. 8. Consular Court last Wednesday morning. Messrs.. J Engsttom and Charles Richard Col who. pleaded guilty to ranking charges, and. were without previous Sonvietions, were dismissed with warning, while Mrs. C. H. Raven, who pleaded not gulfy to needlessly Sounding her hart in Nanking Road, fand. was also charged, with making aight hand turn into Nanking Road, war fined U.S, $1, with costs Temiited. Mr. J. "S._ Derwingsen Pleading gully to ranking Show Hoed, was fined U.S. costs were remitted. There previous convictions for elations on record. The case of Mr. H.W. Miller, who was reported Out of the city, was continued until February 15.
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