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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY NOV. I6IV.
In Court Of Appeals Thursday. November IL
1s7o.-Present. Hon. Sanford E. Church. Chief Jus.
tice, and associates.
No. 44s. William J. Kennedy. respondent. W. Tho
Mayor, &C., of New York. appellant.-Argued by d.
J. Dem for appellant. Nelson j. Waterbury for
spondent.
No. 449. John Pagan. respondent Va. The Mayor.
&C.. Of New York.-Argued by d. J. Dean for appel
liant, Nelson J. Waterbury for respondent.
No. IL. Julia B. Gummerson, executrix. &C.. re-
spondent, VS.. Erastus Carroll and another, appel.
lants-Argued by John Van voorhs for appellants,
II. l.. Comstock for respondent.
No. "a. Addison Stearns, executor, respondent, VI.
Lorenzo D. Gage. impleadcd, appellant.-Argued by
H. L. Comstock. for appellant; William H. Smith.
for respondent.
No. t3 Sophia Kellogg. executrix. &C.. appellant,
vs. the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company, respondent.-Argued by John H. Martin
dale, for appellant; w. II. Adams for respondent.
DAY CALENDAR
The day calendar for Friday. November II. 1879. II
as follows:-Nos. H. 20 6G. 06, 101 102, 104. Ito.
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At San Francisco the opening prices OF mining
shares follows:-Gould and Curry, 10n; /;
Savage. l6; Chollar, "a; Ophr. 80; Hale and Nor
cross. 1sss; Crown Point 3.s5; Yellow Jacket. 1914;
Belcher 100; Imperial 1915; Virginia Consolidated.
81; California. 5A; Dest aud Belcher. 30; Union
Consolidated. G6A; Alpha. 13h .Serr Nevada. 81;
Mexican 32h; Silver Hill. LOS; Justice. 2Z; Julia.
3.2O Utah. 1917 Alta. 8; Bodie. 121s; Bechtel, 1905
Independence. *; Segregated Becher. 20; Bulwer.
11h; Mono 6is; Consolidated Pacific. Z; Potosi. 51s
Exchequcr. 4.65; Monmouth. 61s; Boston Consoli-
dated, 1.55.
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The cost of maintaining road ana tunnel does
pany owns $500 acres Of land in Baltimore and Its
vicinity and has valuable water 'front.' which is
leased for elevators and manufacturing purposes at
per cent its valuation. There is u bonded debt
of S2515. 900. which is being annually reduced by
purchases for sinking fund. From Philadelphia We
hear of q market that was equally boiling with our
own. and with Reading. the best of the bubbles
Offering at 81. but afterward selling down to 351.
Pennsylvania Railroad quoted at the opening at
51h. Lehigh Navigation at 39S4, Lehigh Valley at
S. Subsequently these prices were modified to the
extent of to two per cent though later prob
ably in sympathy with tho New York market, q bet
ter feeling sprung up and lasted to the end Read
ing appears to be tho key to tho Philadelphia mar
ket the getting in out of the door which leads
to success seems to turn pretty much upon tho
which one makes of it. At tho morning board to-day
there was lively business an increase in general
interest and much hrmncss in prices. Hukill was
the favorte at advance. The story that Dodio
has bccu injured by striking water is cmphatcslly
denied by the kilograms received from the minc
SUPERINTENDENT He reports everything favorable
with work on n vein two feet wide ut 100 feet
below the 400 feet level. 1t is with great pleasure
we announce tho al dmission to Board membership Of
Mr. Edward Leavitt Jr.. the eon of Mr.. f. Leavitt.
OF Scott Leavitt, well known in Stock Exchange
circles.
Total sales ut the Board wcre 562, ,220 shares,
against 592 shares yesterday Following were the
transactions:-
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REAL ESTATE


The following sales took place yesterday ~ che
Merchants Exchange
nv RICHARD v. nAHNrrr.
Foreclosure sale Of ten lots. each 2JxfOOt1. on
West i2ist st. g. g.. 1uO IT, w. OF 9Th av; 70 49,
Daniel d. Selgmnn. F<oVV
SCOTT 4 nvERs.
Foreclosure sale Of the four and nve stsry brick
buildings, with lot 25x 100. No. 100 Mott So. VS.
ss"Gs" ssn Grand and broome .'' 10 M."" MOI $500
Also similar sale Of threo story frame building
and two story frame dwelling, with lot 2oxso"
10" Sii ws; Ns,son Sss ST. $50 H. w. o. ea ESQ
nv D.. j. L. PutLLtPs
Foreclosure sale Of four lots, each 2Sx991i, on
West i3ad 81 n. g.. 45O IT, O. Of 18th nv 70 plain
n,. M IVA * is. *s"o' to rnoma. o. o. Doa".. e22s
LUDLOW co.
A foreclosure snie of = plot OF land, 40 iccs on
Bremen and 1913 H. roar on Anderson lane ~
as7 as,S IT, On os p:rssl a SIss Union -. ana
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London dispatches announced a loss of fSS6.000
bullion by the Bank of England for the fiscal week
ending yesterday. Tho proportion Of reserve to
liabiltiesis i6 per cent against 45A per cent
week ago. Tho directors ut their weekly meeting
to-day msdc change in the banks nominal ratio
OF discount which, therefore, remains per cent.
The market for American securities was again buoy
ant in sympathy with tho high prices current In the
New York market yesterday. Erie common rose
from 465s to 4s,i preferred from T2,s TO 7S with
offerings later at ~. Illinois Central from 102 to
102is 103. Pennsylvania from 52is dividend on to
cas- ex-dividcnd. Reading from So to 37s and New
Jersey Central from Ss a 10 to 9O United States
bonds were irregular. new fours advancing u, to
10Gss and 4ls's declining q. to 10sL tsxdividend
while hvcs were steady Mt 1885,. British consols
were firm at o7,S for both money and the account.
Bar silver was steady at ,sd per ounce. This
"settling day" ut the London stock Exchange. The
rate OF discount in the open market Ior three
months bills was 2is per cent. At Paris the . per
cent rcnes to sif &C. and the for bills on
London was reduced to 25f. soc.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota.
tions:-
CITY 6txcs, neW...................s.. ITO llV
United Railroads OF New Jersey. 14y l4yh
pennsy ylvania Rajlroad. AgX A9A
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The Comstock mines have paid to the sutro Tun.
mel Company for lateral tunnel and royalty on ore
extracted for the month Of October $35,77C 49,
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Norvn Green; president and George B. Prescott
vice president Of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Com
pany. for whom attachments were issued by Judge
Blatchford for contempt of court. appeared before
the United States Marshal yesterday and gave bail
for their appearance in court this morning.
Or. Iheooore d. Sayre appeared IN supreme Court
through his counsel, applied for his discharge or
that order be issued directing his examination at
once in the Police Court on charge Of blackmail
preferred by Edward Everett Pray, the particulars
OF which have been published. Judge Lawrence
took the papers. !.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANEIRO. Nov. IL. 1873.
Coffee Market nothing doing Average daily receipts;
North OF Europe. 500 bags; to the United States 1900
do. to the Mediterranean QUO do. Sales OF tho week-
For the Channel aud NORTH Of Europe 1000 bags for tho
United States 1900 do eor tho Mediterranean, none
Stock 232 90 bags
Exchange London. 22d.
Freights. pcr sail, for the Channel. 4os.
SANTOS. Nov. IL, 1879.
Cofrec.-Markst quiet; downward tendency. Superior
Santos 400 66O reis per 10 kilos Average daily
ccips, $500 bags shipments Of tho week TO all coun
iterrAnean, $500 do. Saios of tho weckfor Europe
1000 bags for the United States 1000 do Stock 900
bags.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvxRrooL Nov 1875 p. NJ.
Cotton futurcs-Uplands. low mddling clause. Novem
ber delivery rs 32d also 3 I6d Futures closed steady
to-days low ost prices Linsecd OIL sis 3D.
LONDON. Nov. Is. 1879
Liverpool despatch to the Times says:"There is
exceedingly active demand for cotton at advance
In prices Tho demand Is doubtoss the result Of the i'm
proved condition Of trade at Manchester"
PRODUCE
LIvERPoOL, Nov. IS, 1879
Pork-Prime mess Eastern steady NJ j9s do. Western
steady at 54s BaconCumbe erand cut steady ut 3s It'd
short rib steady ut 3 3D. long clear steady mt 33s Cd
short clear steauy as 3D. HamsLong cut dull ut 33s
ShoudcrsLong cut dull at 22s Beef-ndia moss. mono
in the market: extra do. dull at 1U9s.; primo do.
hrmer ai s2s Lard-Prlme western dull AZ s7s.
pontine--Sprts steady at s2s. Rosin-Comnon steady
ut 5s Cd; fne frmer at I5s Chcesc-American choice
hrmer 6ss. Lard oil steady 4os Sd tionr-Extrs
State dali at 29s WheSt-Sprng No g. dull Mt l0s Id
do, No. q dull at los Sd Western winter duh at
lbs Id; Southern winter dull at 11s. Id Corn
Mixed dull at 5s ID Cottonsecd oii-Yeliow American,
in the market Rosin-C0nmon. at London. steady
S. I'd Turpentno-Sprits London, dull at 3s Cd.
MANCHESTER Nov Ia. 1879
The market Is again very strong and In some instances
higher. Producers hesitate to onter new
In view OF the rapid rise In Buyers
chcap lots readily but the at full prices
few
ANTWERP. Nov Is. ls79
American lard closed at s4f. per 100 kilos
BREMEN. Nov IS. 1879.
Arartcar ID eIo,,d Al aSL arka mar 10 lbs
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State securities fairly active, but irregular
to prices. Railroad bonds were very much in de
mand, and in some considerable advance
made. The market was feverish, however, and
prices were
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In the early dealings the ruling quotation for
money on call was o per cent, with and per
cent as the extremes. About noon money was made
more active and per cent became the ruling figure.
Later per cent and commission of 1-16 per
day additional was charged. Before tho closing
hour, however, the market became easier and per
cent was the rate until the close. Time loans were
in little demand. The rate was per cent. which
was also tho figure charged for discounts OF good
paper.
The Clearing House statement shows as tho busi-
ness OF yesterday $l44.2G2.326 exchanges and
S4,s97 23s balances.
At the Sub Treasury to-day's business was as fol-
lows
Receipts .......................... $631. $50 SO
Payments. .......... .............. i'ooo' Ivo 81
Baance-coin Alo'oo9,tlS o<
Balance-nDteS.. o,o'4s0of ~
The receipts at Washington to-day were from in
ternal revenue $370,9s3 IL, and from customs
$749,S51 Al.
Government bonds at tho close were quoted IS
fOllOws:-
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FINANCIAL.

r AAsAfS y "a ASe
"A. J. 4 VS. "; sELIsMAS esL y,,% CO..
payable in any Of Asia Afries Xa'tra. and
Bill. Of Exchange and make TclSsrapho Transfers
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. =. -
., nj, Sxw YOnx Il. Sgy :. ~ G,o,sa ,s5s ;rs
o'clock =. NJ November II to ths morning Ct Dscem-
Ar REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
81 m oecs and % same
p""''J ). ." j. mXBkicM Co.. ls5 Broadway: box 1880.
4 LEX. FRorIINGHAM & CO.,
BANKERS AND srOCK BROKERS',
stocks bought and sold in the New York Stock Exchange
and on
s sa stock and weekly
A LADY STAR DESIRES THE LOAN OF 81 100 FNR
Atrsvrlling snakespearean combination: only parties
cYNTHiS. box s,7s4 Pos, Office.
INTENSIVE STEEL ORE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Uioo. Astor House
Oonghly prosecuted on contingent foes CAPITALIST.
r ADY, EMBARRASSED. BEGs THE LOAN $50; RE
fTs Room rate
OFFICE OF TIE EMPIRE MINING AND MILLING LII
Noee Is hereby given to whom i, may concern that
transfer $. s sss
Now York MILAN & 7Hs TfkAS Fs1H ss sss
600 0O0 $4,000, 5000, 1880 TO LOAN AT 8
sfv Gs s. st.
or TNE YoNEsTxKE sTx is MINING COMPANY
The regular monthly di1d nd Of thirty cents per share
fer
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ss,rurvc THE nUrIEs OF MAYOR.


WHAT BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS FEARED MIGHT hh-
sULr FROM MAYOR HowEiIs ILLNESS,
The illness of Mayor Howell, of Brooklyn, Tor the
past few DAYS has caused rumors to he set anoa' 10
the effect that If he was compelled to absent him-
self for any length of time, President Ray, of the
Board of Aldermen, who is empowered by law 10
perform the Mayors duties in his absence by rea-
son of sickness or other cause, would assume the
duties of acting Mayor, and possibly call special
meeting of the Board of Aldermen in Older to send
in nominations for the positions i'll the City
Government. Mr.. Ray as we'll as large majority
in the Common Council being Republican. the pos
sibility of such project beii carried out caused
great excitement among the Democratic politicians.
who assembled at the City Hall yesterday earlier
than usual. About II a. IN. several of them were
in the Mayors Office when Mr.. Ray appeared, anu.
seeing that Mr.. Howell was absent, he seated nm
self in the Mayors char. Clerk Denny" short
said TO him that Mr. Howell was coming down.
shall wait till be c)mes,D responded Mr.. Kay. ,
But, ;" interposcd Secretary Rice, there Is hoth-
ing here for you to do"
81 am the best Judge of that said Mr.. Ray. -,
The secretary in the meantime had locked up inc
minutes of the last meeting of the Common CounGii
i'll order that Mr. Ray might not approve any OF the
measures and one of the attaches of the ofnce was
hurriedy dispatched to the Mayors house. lhat
official had gone to his BARRIERS, but, without walt
ing to be shaved, he hurried to the CITY nan. NE
face bore traces of his recent Illness, anu ne greeted
Mr. Ray with formal Good morning.. Saic
latter. THANK YOU" said Mr.. Howell turning 10
examine some papers on his desk.
Mr. Ray said afterward that he had 10 intention
of taking auy undue advantage of the Mayors SICK
ness but SIMPLY wished to be on hihu ht lho
Mayors office TO attend to anything that was
He1
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BREAKING HIS OWN SKULL.

Amethod of self-muTder not often practlscd WAS
made use of yesterday by Samuel Bailey, widower
residing at No. 3 Orchard-st. He was formerly a
mate on steamboat but he gave mp his calling
six months ago on account OF MS WIGS
Illness Mrs Bailey owned the small frame
dwelling where they had lived, and she had always
managed the affairs of the household. She died iVe
weeks ago, leaving in her husbands care son
about ten years old and daughter SIX years
Younger Bailey became very melancholy after his
wife's death and some of his friends believed that
he was becoming insane. Yesterday morning the Ut
tie boy came down to breakfast and was told to 90 up
stairs again and call his father, rs he had not made
his appelrance as usual. The boy went to the door
of his fathers bedroom and knocked, but there was
no response. He listened, and heard thc sound OF
blows apparently struck with some light lnStru-
ment. Then me heard groans. He opened the door,
and saw ms father sitting III a chair and holding
i'm his hand light hammer. Blood was streaming
over his face, aud he swayed back and forth AZ II
about TO fall. The boy ran down stairs again ana
called the housekccper, who az once summoned
DR. 8 G. Kerr of No. 81 Markets..
The physician found Bailey unconscious, ana
discoyered that the top of his skull had
becn broken. He removed several pieces
of bone, and in the afternoon tue Injured
man was able TO recognize ms friends ana
tn talk cobercntly He admitted that he had struck
himself ON fine head with the hammer with the ill
teution of killing himself. The hammer was one
commonly used by upholstercrS, ana had GhiseI-
shaped head. Bailey had struck himself han a
dozen times before his skull gave way. DI: hefG
said that his injuries were likely to cause death,
but that Inc had "A small chance of recovery.
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THE SEYMOUR HOMICIDE.
DEPOSITION OF THE WIDOW.

DEPOSITION OF THE WIDOW
THE CIRCUMSTANCES or THE FINDING OF THE
BODY RELATED 10 DEPUTY-CoRoNER MILLER
NO IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES.
Mrs. John +. Seymour the wife of the man
who was recently found shot dead in the
Theological Seminary grounds, gave to Deputy
Coroner Miller yesterday morning her account
of how she found the body of her husband on
the night of the shooting. 1t contained nothing
new of importance, except the fact that 1t was
she who unbuttoned the coat while the body
was living on the ground. The police are still
at work, but with little hope of success TO
cheer them. 1t would seem upon investigation
that If Mrs Seymour was subjected to any
avoidable hardship on the night of her hus-
bands death, it was in being taken to the
police station; the officers who carried OUT
their superior's orders did so in respectful
manner,
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RETURN OF TINE OVERWHELMED.

The Odd Regiment of Brooklyn returned yester-
day from its weeks visit at Newport. 1t arrived Ia
this city at G:3O a. IN. by the steamboat Old Colony
of the Newport Line, and at once proceeded by
special ferry boat to the Wall Street Ferry, Brook
Iva. II was there formed I'm line aud marched
through Montague-st., CliutOn-st., Sclcrnerhorn-
St. LGiayCtte-aye., Cumberland-st., Wilioughby-
oye and ClermOnt-aye. 10 its armOry. On account
of the carly hour the number of spectators who wit
messed the return was small. AT the Arm0ry Colo
mel Rodney G.. Ward addressed his men. - want
TO thank Won" he said " for your magnificent de-
portment and sOldleT-like bearing and behavior
while at Newport. You have conferred an honor on
the State, city and regiment To which you belong
Your conduct has been in every particular IN keep
Ing with the dignity and bearing of true soldiers
thank you all.D The command was then dismissed
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FLoUR FOR KINGS COUNTY PAUPERs.

The Kings County Charities Commissioners re-
Gently rejected some flour furnished by Harrison
Brothers, the contractors, on the ground that it was
not as good as the standard. The contractors
agreed to furnish equal quantities of Minnesota
Spring and Southern flour. II was tine Southern
-four that was not acceptable 10 the Commissioners,
and they brought the matter u the attention of tho
SuperNis Or5 4 special committee made an inyes-
tig,ti0n, and reported unanimously that the re-
iccted flour was better than the standard At the
meeting of lhe Charities Commissioners Oh Wedncs-
day. however, motion to accept and use the South
crn flour, ia view of the report of the committee
was rejected BY vote Of To / Commissioner
Henry stating that the flour had been examined by
himself and others and that tie rejected flour had
been found to be inferior 10 the standard sample
The supply of flour az the bakery which supplies
the county institutions at Flatbush IL Is stated is
only sufficient TO last until tomorrow The Com
IniS,oucrs claim that the contractors are bound 20
furnish enough Hour of the other two brand, to
meet the demand but on the other hand it is held
that the terms of the contract provide that equal
quantities of the three brands shall be furnished.
Commissioner Shipmau said yesterday that a last
resort they might purchase flour under the Emer-
geuCy Act"
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pII-CKFD BY THE BEARD.

DR.. e. j. Barney, of No. 923 Fulton-st,, Brooklyn,
on July caused the arrest of William a. Seayer,
butcher doing business in Fulton-st., near Greene
ave. on the charge Of assauting hIm. Ii appears
that on the night of June 20 the two men met III a
Hquor store at Vanderbilt-ayc. and FultOn-st
quarrel of some kind arose between them, and DR..
Barney alleges that Seayer struck him severe blow
in the face and then seized his whiskers and
actually pulled out "A handful of them The case
came before Justice Fisher yesterday. All the per-
sons interested present IN the COURTROOM, ana
the whiskeTs which once ornamcnted Dr. Barney $
face were carefully preserved III piece OF paper IL
was suggested that they be marked Exhibit A." Mr.
Seaver through his counsel, pleaded guilty 10 the
assault, and threw himself. tiguratyely, upon the
mercy of the Court. Mr.. Ridgway, VINO appeared
for Dr. Barney, said that the principal part of the
assault was the pulling out of his clients whiskers
but his client nevertheless did not haIbOr the
malicious intention of having his assailant I'M
prlSOned. . 80. $50,
In deciding the case Justice Fisher said that some
persons would pursue 10 the bitter end people who
had injured them by pulling ont their minister's. II
n man pulled out his whiSkers Uhe Justices
face is always smoothly shavcul Ec would certainly
take some decided step. Ii was his duty 10 do all
he could TO protect society and all that the law
auired. He concluded by saying that he would
hold the defendant i'll $3.50 bonds to keep the
peace.
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TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

William Irving. importer Of hardware and cutlery
at No. $50 Fulton-st., made an assignment yester-
day to Charles Biggs The firm of VIM. Irving *
Co.. established in 1862 had capital OF S6O,ooo
but The business has gradually decaycd, and MT
Irving failed in 1878, compromising at % cents on
the dollar. .s,,
William Thomas James, manufactures OF infant
caps at No. G30 Broadway, made an assignment
Yesterday TO Herbert L. Peck, gvingRrcfcrences Ior
$500 His liabilities are not large. Receivers nave
been appointed for the affairs of William ii. WHIT
more aud Maurice Moran, on the Applications oi
their creditors,
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81 900 BAIL for knocking his wife down with an
axe and trying to kill her

A call has been published asking the ministers Of
the churches aud all friends Of order and morality
TO meet this afternoon to take action TO sustain the
Board OF Excise IN refusing to grant licences 10
saloon-keepers who have violated the Sunday law.
George Fitzpatrick. age thirty Of Camden-st,
while at work Yesterday, complained Of feeling Ill
the feed store No. 351 Market-st. and died almost
immediately. The County Physician gave il as his
opinion that death resulted from heart disease.
NEwJERSEY.
SOUTH 0RANGR.-Thc Law and Order Association
OF tins place Is engaged in prosecuting saloon
Keepers for alleged violation of the Sunday law.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-The examination in the cases Of the
alleged incendiaries was proceeded with yesterday
The charges under consideration were those against
George Wagner, suspected of setting fire to the
barn in the of the Faircbd Institute IN Main
st., June 20, aud also of completely IN the burning
OF the house of Mr.. Coyne some time previous. The
testimony taken was OF little Importance.
COLLEGE POIST-Heury Blom who was one of tho
occupants of the carriage which overturned at
College Point on Wednesday night when John
Klein, one Of his companions lost hls life, yester-
day was still in an unconscious condition and the
injuries he received will probably prove fatal, his
skull being badly fractured. Miss CTummic and
Adoph Fchmer who were also in the carriage at
the time of the accident, received very severe
though not dangerous injuries.
STATEN ISLAND.
OMPKINsvILLE.-Cornelius Bird, Sandy Hook
pilot of the boot Isaac Webb, died yesterday morn
ing at his home in Tompkinsyille. Tie had beon Ill
for several months. This makes the third pilot be-
longing TO the Isaac Webb that has died within tho
last two months, the other two being the Boulder
brothers, one of whom jumped overheard when the
Webb was several miles out at sea. The other fell
dead on the vesseis deck.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
HUDsoN-The National Association New Bed
ford (Nlass.) Baseball Club yesterday played u
match game with the professional HUDSON Club.
The game closed with the score as follows: Hud-
son, 81 New Bedford, t.
ID, II
ridge. was placed on trial in the Court of Sessions
Yesterday for having embeZzled, while filling the
office of collector IN School district No. 10 Of that
town, 1913 of public money, that being the amount
which it is alleged he failed TO pay over To his
in Office. Ex-Judge Nj IS still con-
fined to his room and Is considered TO be IN pre-
cariOus condition. The persons from Oneida VINO
obtained the attachment against him are quietly
eudeayOring to effect settlement OF their claims.