
    JOHN KNOELL, PROSECUTOR IN CERTIORARI, v. PATRICK I. JORDAN, DEFENDANT IN CERTIORARI.
    Submitted July 5, 1902
    Decided November 10, 1902.
    A certiorari directed to a District Court and the reasons assigned for reversal relating exclusively to the proceedings at the trial, cannot be heard where the only evidence of those proceedings is a stipulation signed by the attorneys of the parties.
    On certiorari.
    
   Per Curiam.

This certiorari brings np a judgment rendered in-the District Court of the city of Camden. The reasons assigned for reversal relate exclusively to the proceedings at the trial, and the only evidence of those proceedings laid before us is a stipulation signed by the attorneys of- -the parties.

It is our settled practice not to regard such a stipulation in cases of this character. Monitor Lodge v. Goldy, 29 Vroom 119; Houman v. Schulster, 31 Id. 132; Staten Chemical Co. v. Miller, 29 Atl. Rep. 316.

As we find no support for the reasons assigned, the judgment must be affirmed, with costs.  