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CouRT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SrrRPME CouRr-CHAABERs--Hc by Judge Dono
huc.-Nos 50, 81, So o., d. CO, -, 15 81, l0l No.
1l9, 1885, 20S 209, 2lO, 2ll, 2la. 2lS
SUPREME CorRT-GENEgAL rERM-AdJourned for the
term.
SrPHEMR Cornr@SrrcAL TrRam@Icd by Judge
Lawrence Law and fact-Nos III, 1862, Az 49, 49,
2l6 400. 403, 40l Los. so, 90, 5gl, j61 2;s ISL
525 Isl, 545, j54, 5S;, $40. OIL ga, 6l5, OILS T.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUfr-Part l.--Adjeurncd for
the term Fart Same calendar as yesterday. Part
S--EIed by Judge Van vorsL-casc on; 52o No day
calendar.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Frccdman-Dc murrcr-No. O. Law and iuct-Nos s.
10. H. 10, -, IL, 50. - 81, 40.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERM--l'art Held Ivy Judge
speir-Nos l4ln, 100 SIS, 'd1, ST. SIS 65, AS, 49,
Til rs, S63, Isl. S17 SO. Part 2-Ileld by Judge
Curtis-Nos 1882 93S. 696. 500 SOS, 0oX, 500 1870
S26 dId l5J1 ola SOS, 500 az
SUPERIOR CorRr-GENERAL TERM Adjourned for
the term.
CoNMoS PLxAs-rRiAL TgHx-Part Held by Judge
Robinson l26j. 1909, 1884 l511 1901, 21go 1905
1856 4ol g. 22S7 1852 2l2l sSlO, 2i10, 2GOT Part -
Adjourned tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs--GgNERAL TERG-Ield by Chic! JUS
tice Daily and Judges Locw and }. = DAILY 45a,
90 d. o. is 81 o. los, no. Ill, TO- 5o, so, s. q 95
loo, l02. rs. %, l01, 23l
MARINE CoURr--rRfAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
Spauding Nos 500, 2j0l 6466, 1903, 3565, 1865
s5e7, SO7o 1914 s577. S579, $3.50, $751; 1852, 1885,
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THE TRIAL OF SCANNELL.

The rctrial OF John scanncll for the alleged murder,
over two years ago. OF Thomas J. Donohuc, IN John
cons pool rooms set down pcrcmporiy Tor yes
Ierday in the Court OF oyer and Tcrmncr. AS might
have been expected, the court room was dcnscly
crowded The prisoner, with nmbIc step and smile
his face, promptly made his appearance aud though
as matter Of course the cynosure Of every eye, paid
no heed to the curiously cnvroung throng His wife,
who was an unlaing attendant through the previous
trial, came into with hun and took seat 10y his
side Three OF his counsel, Mcssrs William A. Beach,
Charles ). spencer and Peter MITCHELL were in court
On the case being called SIR Beach Immediately
arose aud applied tor an adjournment on the ground
thai he would be unable 10 proceed owing to the un
avoldablc absence ut Mr. William +. Howe, one OF the
counsel w the case. lie said that To Mr. Howe had
been especially assigned the duty ~ obtaining jury,
and nc did not feel sufficiently competent perform
ms duty, having gwen II attention. lie thought
hat The best interests 81 the prisoner would require
adjournment until this morning, at which time they
would be ready TO 60 on.
district Attorney Phelps made very strenuous OBJ
lection, and Judge Barrett consented 10 adjourn the
court until ten O'Clock this morning Previous 10 adj
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CLIFTON DRIVING PARK.

The races for 'dhirty-three" and "thirtyelght"
horses announced 10 come of al the Clifton Driving
fafk yesterday, fell through OF the threat
enlns weather In the former purse there were four
entries ana IN the latter three but OF the lot but two
mace iheir appearance-D. b Cons brown mare Lady
No3as ana MI Taggerts eeding 81 George. Not
10 dsarpon the fcw spectators the management nro.
posed an exhibition o: speed between these horses
wheh oeins agreeable all around Il took place mile
meats, IN harness Lady Woods was not of much ac-
count on The heavy track, ANA St George landed the
winner Of The hrst aud third heats Lady Woods taking
the second. which ended the afternoons sport
SUMMARY
CLIFTON DRIVING PARK, CLIFTON. y. j. Nov. Is
ls1o-Exhlotion Of speed mile heats in harness
Mr. Taegert's r 81 George ...... l 2 /
d. b. Cons Or. m Lady Woods . / 2
Time, 2:50-252-2:5lI
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BICYCLING.

sTANToN's MATCH AGAINST TIME At LILLE
BRIDGE
On Tuesday morning last D. Stanton made start al
twenty minutes past SIX A. VI. for his journey OF $50
miles in consecutive days. and he finished at five
T. W., having covered loo miles and 200 yards on
Wednesday morning he renewed his journey at hfcen
minutes past seven and when he had covered "a miles
and lbs yards he retired for the day, having thus
travelled 19j miles and sos yards OF his journey ON
Thursday morning recommenccncnt made at n
few minutes past seven. and at the time of leaving OF
the full distance accomplished was 200 miles and yards
for three days which shows necessary for the
eventual success OF his task. Yesterday stanton pro-
cecded on his journey ut quarter past sevcn, and at
thirteen minutes past five, when he dsmountcd for the
day he had added 90 miles and l,0S0 yards 10 his
previous score making IN all done $3.50 miles and 0SS
yards. This leaves 263 miles and 612 yards for the
remaining three days in order successfully
psh the task. The actual time he in the saddle
yesterday was SIX hours and forty four mnutcs.-The
Sportsman oct, 80
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

It was halfpast three o'clock yesterday afternoon
when Justice Flammer took his scat the bench at
the Tombs. The usual hour opening the afternoon
session OF the court is o'clock Policemen, wit
nesscs and compoinants kept waiting in tho
dirty court or lounging in the damp and dingy
vestibue.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Pauline Powers
a refined and handsome looking woman, held in
$500 bail 10 keep the peace for assaulting Malcolm
Campbell a lawyer doing business at No Pine street
Not being able give bail, Mrs Powers was locked up
George Arincr, Of No. 426 Sixth street; Charles
Schneider, OF No. AL Sixth street. Charles Eckhon OF
No. Third avenue Edmund Nye, OF No. l34 Seventh
street; Philip Rave, Of No. 40 Seventh street. and
Frederick Rhcin OF No Is st. Marks place, ar
raicncd before Judge Otcrbourg at Essex Market
Ponce Court, charge of violating the Excise law
and held in 500 bail each to answer. The last
mentioned, Frederick Rhcn, is bartender IN Paul
Fak's Tivo Garden. and arrested the Sunday pre-
yious the charge.
On the eth OF November the establishment ofGottcb
Barth OF No. Ia Greene street, Newark. \. j., was
broken into and robbed OF calf SKINS valued at $500
Last week Detective O'Bren, of the Central ONCE
learned that the calf skins in question had been offered
for sale by two men, named respectively Emil Mon.
hcimcr and Herman Mann. whom he arrested on Sun.
day night aud brought before Justice kibrcth at tho
Washington Place Police Court yesterday. They were
held IN 81, 900 bail each to answer.
Dennis Lynch was charged at the Washington Place
Police Court yesterday, with having stabbed Patrick
Sexton in the and leg during quarrel between
them at their house. No. 45S West Thirteenth street
Lynch stated that the stabbing was done in sefde
fence, 2 Sexton had brutaly assaulted him. lie was
held however, IN 81, coo bail TO answer
Officer Fleming, OF the Court squad, yesterday mr.
rested Bridget Fury, on a warrant charging her with
receiving $50 worth OF clothing which stolen from
the house OF Margaret Courtney nj No. BOD West Thirty
second street. in May last Bridget held in 81 COO
bail to answer.
William Springer arragncd before Judge otter
hourg yesterday a charge OF striking old man.
named Abram Hall, OF No. 351 East Tenth street,
the forehead with stone on the l3h Of November
cnsuc in conclusion OF The BRAIN. Springer, who
arrested sunday night by Officer O'Connor, OF tho
OF Injuries
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. ID, 1870
In the Court OF Appeals, Monday, November Is
1S15:No. 24ls William Johnson. appellant, Robert
A Williams executor, &c, respondent; argued by
Samuel Hand, OF counsel for appellant and by IL E.
Sickels for respondent No. II. William A. Seaver
collector, &c, appellant vs. The Mayor, &c, OF New
York, respondents argued by John +. Develn Of
sci for appellant, and by James NJ Smith for re-
spondent. No 81 Charles g. Wood. respondent vs.
Lucy ID. Fisk, execurlx &c, respondent; argued by
H. A. Nelson, OF counsel tor appellant, and by X. s.
Ransom for respondent No 81. Isaac j. Gcery al
executors, &c, respondents, William Gccry ct al
appellants; argued by 7. j. Fithian, OF counsel for
appellants, ana by Benjamin ID. Siman for rospon-
dents. Case st on.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR
The following Is the day calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals for Tuesday, November l6:-Nos 81, 49, 50,
4 10 40 ~ az
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

BEAcn-DAwEs.-0n Thursday, November II, 1875,
by the Rev. G. s. narrower, GEORGE II. BEACH to Q.
EMMA DAWES, both OF New York. No cards.
FuLLER-FITcH.-O Tuesday, November 9, at the
residence OF the brides father. by Rev. T. J. H. Myers,
GEORGE FULLER, OF Providence, Il. l., TO ALIeE NJ,
daughter Of Hon. Edward Fitch. OF this city
HAss-FAmRBAcH- November H. by Rev Phi
Mcrkle, RupoLrm HAss TO MARGARET, eldest daughter
OF the late Charles Fahrbach, both OF this city.
HopGEs-FEsSESDrS.-- Grace church, New Bed.
ford, Mass. the 10th inst, by Rev. Edmund Row.
land, JAMES NJ HODGES OF tins city to SARAH FRANCES
daughter OF G. Il. H. Fcssendcn, OF New Bedford.
HorrISG-kETrLETAs- Sunday evening, Novcm-
bcr H. the Moravan parsonage, New Dorp, :. L. by
Rev W. L. Ienncrt, SAMUEL HoPpING. of Totenvile
SUSANNA KErTLETAs OF Green Ridge ;. l. No cards
McKEoS-CoNLAN. -On Monday, November Is in the
Church OF the Epiphany, bythe Rev. Dr. Burtscl JONI
MckEoS TO Miss MAGGIE I. CONAN, all of New York.
SMrrH-ArsrIN.-ln Harlem, on Monday, November
g. at the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev
lr Ramsay, F.. 9. SMITH, Of Brooklyn, to Mss EMILY
AUSTIN, only daughter OF the late Anthony H. Austin
No cards.
SrgMBEL-WooDRow.- Trinity church. Columbus,
OHIO Wednesday, November 10, by the Rev. Rufus
W. Clark d. D., Lieutenant JAMES McB. STEMBgL,
United States Army, and LOUISE DEsHLEI WOODROW.
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ESCAPE FROM SING SING PRISON.

Yesterday morning Gustave Kndt, alias "Frenchy,"
escaped from Sing Sing Prison. Frenchy who is
OF the most ingenious mechanics brought to the
State Prison, had been accorded many privileges not
enjoyed by other convicts His mechan.ca ingenuity
claimed for him the cemcncy of the Jail officials and
at the time of his escape he engaged pcrcotng
cell lock for at the prison. He escaped 1871
from Sing Sing and brought back in 1872 from
Hackensack, where he had been confined for burglary.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The two trots announced 10 take place al Fleetwood
Park yesterday were both postponed the day scarcely
complying with the conditions under which the sweep
stakes madc-"good day and track
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Part 2-Held BY Judge McAdam.-Nos. 6s5. 290o.
290 BASS 349a $685. $40 1924 1912 1925 3S3a, 3s72
Part 3-Iield nv Judge Shea-Nos 2iS5. 2956, 1888,
55ll, 56+7 1924 $500, 9ol2 52l5, 1915. 1925. 4i74,
45lS b5l6 $3.50
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DETECTIVE DoRCY's APPLICATION.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1878.
Hon. WILLIAM IL wIcKHAM Mayor of the city OF New


SR-whereas in proclamation issued by the Mayor
OF the city OF New York, dated September O. 1875
ward of ST. 900 offered for the discovery the party
parties who committed the burglarious entry and
subsequent murder, set forth in said proclamation,
copy OF which is hereto annexed and that under said
proclamation the only person entitled to claim the
was tho party who arrested the perpctrator and fur
n.shed the evidence upon which he was convicted
now, therefore, the petition of Joseph b. Dorcy
spccttully shows TO Your Honor
That he had followed and examined the case
for several weeks, and bent all his energies to
secure the body and obtain The conviction of
the murderer; that he did secure the Of
and, tact, arrested Johu Doan, and discovered
such evidence made IL certain that he, the SAID
John Doan was the pcrpet-ator OF the crime that he
arrested HIM on the eth day OF October, 1875. The
SAID John Dolan was tired IN the Supreme Court sit
ting at oyer and Tcrminer in the First judicial Depart
ment, the city Of New York, the Hon George G.
Barrett presiding, where after a full and impartial
trial before jury, the said John Dolan was found
guilty Of murder IN the first degree, and thereupon
sentenced 10 be hanged therefor the 10th day OF
December 1873 That the testimony, work, &c, done
and performed by your petitioner was the only sole
cause Of the arrest and conviction OF the said John
Doan, in proof of which your petitioner refers the
certificate Of the Hon b. X. Phelps, District Attorney
of New York county, herewith submitted. am very
JOSEPH NJ DoRcY.
rHK CLAIM AARON BLACK.
No SO CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK, Nov. @ 1875.
Hon. WILLIAM II. WickuAM, Mayor Of the city OF New
York;
RESPECTED slR-Thc undersigned, Aaron Black,
OF the above designated place. does hereby respect
fully claim the reward offered by Your Honor as
Mayor Of the city oi New York OF the sum of
$1,000 in your proclamation issued on the 9th day
OF september, 1915, and duly published the CITY
Record, the Official journal OF the Corporation Of
the city OF New York for the discovery and convic-
ton OF the party or parties who assaulted James
II. Noe, at No. 275 Greenwich street, in said city, on
the 22d day OF August, 1875 while attempting a bur.
gary on said premises, and who aiterward died from
the effects of the wounds then received In sub
sanitation OF my claim TO said reward respectfully
refer Your Honor to tho testimony of Superni en-
dent wang and Oficer Dorcy, together with my own
testimony adduced upon tho trial OF the convicted
Dolan.
With the highest respect and esteem am yours
very respectfully
AARON BLACK.
Mr.. Dorcy promised to die to-day the certificate Of
District Attorney Phelps as to the services rendered
in arresting and causing the conviction Of Dolan.
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GENERAL JAMES WATSON WEBB.

In 1867, while James Watson Webb was United States
Minister in Brazil, It is charged by the United States
government that he collected Ga 900 from the Brazilian
government as indemnity for the Illegal condemnation
of an American ship, and did return tho whole
amount collected, but paid f5 900 only into tho United
States Treasury After General Webb came homo tho
United States began suit In the United States District
Court TO from him the remaining CO 600
General Webb stated In his defence that tho
CO 900 had been paid TO influential Brazilians y
Counsel Tor tho government then tiled ntcrrogatorcs
the defendant answer, among others there being
tho intcrrogatory, "what tho Of tho infu,
entail Brazilans 10 whom you say you paid that
f90O02" No answer having been made TO this ques-
sion United States District Attorney Bliss for the
government has moved before Judge Blatchford in tho
United states District Court, for order requiring
General Webb to give answer to that htcrtogatory
or show cause why he should not be committed Tor
contempt court The order has been granted but
time fixed Tor putting IN tho answer mentioned. Cen
era Webb lis said to be i'll and confined TO his house.
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THE LOST WILL.

Mr. David l.. Jackson died in January 1872 at his
residence In Tooth street. near the St. Nicholas
Boulevard His direct family consisted or tour sons,
uamed David J.. Jackson, Jr., who the eldest ;
William o., Henry and Frederick Jackson. II sup
posed until recently, that the deceased died ncstate
but a few days ago testimony adduccd leading TO
the superstition that he left will that il had been
destroyed. As can DO ascertaned at present
the story is as folows:-Mr. s f. Cowdrey was the
family lawyer and tho Rev. DR.. T. NJ O. Peters was a
trusted friend OF deceased Directly after the funeral,
OF Mr. Jackson the four returned the house at
Tooth street. and giving the keys OF Mr. Jacksons iron
safe Dr. Peters, requested him TO search
for Will Dr. Peters says that he did
find will, what he supposed to be tho will Of Mr.
Jackson read IL to the four sons then gave II to
David l.. jackson, Jr.. the eldest What the pro-
visions OF that will the reverend doctor does not
remember. Mr.. s. 7. Cowdrcy, the lawyer, was
asked II he had drawn will for Mr. jackson; Int he
declined To answer, saying that he could not what
he had done for any OF his clients Further inquiry
vcaled that Mr. f. II. Twine formerly carpenter and
builder in the upper part of the city, but now engaged
in tho freight department OF the West Wisconsin Railroad
Company, at 81 Paul Mimi, was present when the
win signed and he says that IL provided for alb
soute git OF So 900 to Mrs Julia Houghton, and fur
Their provided that little girl named Julie Coffin should
DO paid yearly the interest the OF
So 600 until she arrived at her majority, which time
the principal should be paid over to her. Mr.. Twne
says also that the will required the executors to reserve
from sale tho lots owned by the tcstator lying north
OF Tooth street. that bcquest Julia Coln AMI
that the sum OF S. 900 to be put the hands OF
Mr.. +. 5, Cowdrcy or s. r. Cowdrcy he cannot remem-
Der which, in trust TO pay the said interest, and,
ultimately, the principal sum Of $1,000 10 Miss Coffin
provided the lots to he reserved insufficient to
meet The requirements OF the bcquest. The is
Of peculiar interest, especially Mr.. David L. Jack
Jr has died since the dcccase OF his father and
there appears TO be trace OF the will further in
vestgaton OF the matter will be had to-day before Sur
rogato HutchinCs.
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CHARGED WITH PICKING POCKETS.

On Sunday afternoon Catherine Freeman, of No. GOO
avenue A. had her pocketbook stolen while coming
out OF the Twenty third ferry house. East River
Mary Doyle OF Grcenport, L. l., beside Airs Free
man moment OF the robbery, and being arrested
on suspicion was held for trial
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
THEFT OF DIAMOND CROSS AND PAIR OF
EARRINGS.

Broomc street, was charged with the larceny or a
diamond and pair OF earrings worth ST, 100 tho
property OF Roland H. Macy, OF No. 60 West Forty
street The accused employed on Saturday by Mr.
Macy to repair some furniture in his room. The
diamonds which belonged to his wlic rolled up
in a rag that hung in closet in the room. Mrs.
Macy them before she left the room. but they
missing on her return to II. II was testified that no
one else had access to the but the accused and
he therefore held for trial in default Of 81 900 bail
N clnirr 10 hn lnnn
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THE NOE MURDER REWARD.

APPLICATIONS TO MAYOR wICKHAM FROM THE
TIED TO THE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS?
Shortly after the murder OF James II. Noe Mayor
Wickham issued proclamation Offering reward OF
ST. 900 Tor the capture and conviction OF the murderer
Yesterday two claimants appeared at the Mayors Of
fee and filed their applications for the money. One is
Mr.. Joseph ~ Dorcy the detective who arrested Do
Ian, under sentence OF death for the crime, and
the other Mr. Aaron Black the pawnbroker who ad-
vanced money on the watch Of deceased
Tho following both applications transmitted to
Mayor Wickhan,
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Funeral services at his late residence, 21s Eass
Eighty .nrst street, Tuesday evening November 10
at eight o'clock Relatives and friends respectfully IN
ved attend.
FLORENCE HULL only daughter OF Milo II. and George
II. Parsons, aged years and months
Funeral residence OF her parents o9o Clor-
mont avenue Tuesday November ID, at four o'clock.
Remains taken to Danbury, Conn, wednesday morn
ing for interment
PRExpERGAsr in the SD year Of her age.
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral lrom No u
st. Marks place, on Wednesday afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK, without further notice
PPrrsssHm ifobokcn " j., on Sunday, November
IA, 1875 EMMA ANNA HENRIETTA PRUssER, aged ycars
2 months and days
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents, No 13 Willow street corner Third street.
Hobokcn, ~ j., tins day (Tnesdayb al halfpast one
O'CLOCK 7. ".
VAS Lrw.-At her residence Church Hill, Rich
moud Va on september IL, 1875, aged IL years Mrs
ELtzA I. VAS LEW, wife Of John Van Lew, deceased
IRnAxoN LODGE. No. Q. !. q. Il. b.
wELcM-At Jersey cry Heights, on Sunday, Novem
Der IL, OF consumption, RANSOM u, son OF James
and PhGbe J. WEIGH, aged Is years.
Funeral services from the Central Methodist Episco
pal church, seventh avenue near Fourteenth street
New York, Tuesday, 10th insL at halfpast on,
J.. NJ Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited "a
attend without further notice. Intcrment at Rhine
w.IrlocK on Monday, 18th inst, ANNIE, wife Of
Sam. c. WhitlooE
street, Brooklyn, Wednesday morning nth inst
at len o'clock. '
WISrrR-On Sunday, November a. FERpryASu
WINTER, IN the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives ami friends arc respectfully Invited "a
attend the funeral from his late residence 10
Washington street, on Tuesday, November 10, al oni
O'Clock
wIsE-on sunday morning, November H. after 1,
long and painful illness MARCUS MISE aged 6S years
Relatives and friends ot the family are rcspcctful,
invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday morninr th
10Th nsL at hail past nne o'clock, from his late rcst
dcncc, 32l East seventy eighth street
WYcKofF,-Of diphtheria. Monday, 18th inra
ErGeNE w., son Of George W, and Cynthia A. wyckoa
aged two years
/ Funeral Wednesday, 18th inst, at half-past on,
o'clock from l45 Conselyea street, Brooklyn, X n
/ Relatives and friends are invited.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
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