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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-16
sosToNs SENSATION.
Msssfs. Lowell and Potter Arrested
for Larceny and Emoezziement-

Bosrox, Sept. l5-Messrs. Waiser Pet
ter and w. d. Lowell Of the frm Of Lowell.
Potter & CoApaay, were zrresssd on war
rants charging than with embe zzlemeat
and iaresny- The eomplsiaf is made by
Mr.. Charles Richardson Of philadelphis. =
msmber Of the frn Of c. RichArdson L
Sons diseeto. in the National bark Of the
Republic ia Phiiadelphis. AMI president of
the Edzebiil Furnace COMPANY. The com
plant alleges smbezzie msnf and larceny Of
$4,000 worth Of bonds of the Eigehill
Furnace Co placed With. Potter, Lowell {
Co, As security for Advaaee 70 be made On
Ettss OF the firm Of e. Richardson & Sons
The transaction between the parties on
y hleh the complaint Is based. is one oa
which the temporary lrjaue ION agains, the
dispossl Of the bonds was granted recently
BY Judge Holmes Of the supreme eosrt.
In ais petition for that iDj junction. Ricaard-
son sets f0l h that his firm had been in
the habit OF placing their notes with
Potter Lowell & Co, aud the Potter
Lowell Co for negotiation and thxt to
cover advances from the concern when pas
slb'y no notes were On nan3. the firm had
gisen assseorisy $40 .0G0 sorih Of per cent
bonds Of the Edsehiil Furnace Co. These
bonds, he further ssys, are in possession of
+. g. & T.. Wellzce of Rochester, n. H..
and therefore that tjrm is nisie party to the
civil suit. He then alleges fraudulent con-
version Of the bonds by Potter, Lowell &
I ompsuy t. their own use aud ask sn ac-
counting from all the parties. The crimi-
nal complaint contains substantially the
same sIisga lons. The prisoners were held
IN s75, 600 each for hearing on Sept. 25th.
They furnished securities.
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Ger. Maoso Sails for Jamaica.

NEw YoRK, Sept. i5.-Gsn. Antonio
Maeeo. the exiled Cuban republican. who
has been in this city for a couple of weeks,
sailed for Kingston, Jamaica, Saturday
with his wife, on the Atlas Line steamer
Aihos. The General bad recovered some
what IRON his depression caused by Cap
tAin-General Polavieja's order to him to
quit Cuba. aud he seemed buoyed by the
hope that the revolutionsts would yet have e
their day on the island. He spent Friday
in paying farewell visits to the representa-
tives of the Central and South American
republics. Gen. Naceo will keep in con-
stapt communies on with the hundreds of
Cuban exiles here, and intends to establish
in Kingston the active headquarters of the
Revolutionary party. "Adois," exclaimed
the General in Spanish to Star reporter.
II have found many friends in New York,
and they have promised TO stand ready
when | give the word to advance in the
great struggle, which is bound to come at
TO distant day, to throw off the yoke of
Spain"
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Queer Rr'irg On Embezzisment.

KANSAS CITY, SEPT. 15.--ln the case
agsinst W. +. Duvall. formerly au EMPLOY
ee of the Pacific Express Co, on trial in
the criminal court here for embezzlement
Of the compsnys funds. Judge White ere
ated cousterT ion among lawyers, busi-
ness men and guarantee concerns By rul-
ing hat embezzlencnt could nos be proved
unless it couli be shown clearly that there
vas an iHten; to steal. Duyall, who has
confessed the misuse of funds and aided
the express othcitls in clearing up the
shortages, WAS accordingly acquitted by the
jury. He had not .1ied 10 run awav and
II was also point in bis favor. Under
the judges ruling clerk or employee can
appropria'a at pleasure and unless intent to
steal deliberately is shown he cannot be
prosecuted. The guarantee companies are
seriously considering annulling all bonds
of employees on which 'hty sppear and
Withdrawing from business in this county.
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Foreign Notes.

The Chinese gov rnm snt has commenced
the cons Fuction of a railway from Kaipine
10 GHivint.
speclsi from Rome confirms the re-
port that an slliance between Germany,
Ausiris aud Italy has beea renewed.
A duel was fought at Paii, Sunday, be-
tween Nj. Levy, one Il the seconds Of Men
reix in he lsFteI's duel Win Lsbruherc,
and NJ. Galopin. Both received wounds In
the vris,.
Teleeraphie cOmmuI ica,ion with Gaute-
mala has been J. stored, bot the Salvador
government refuses to allow cable dispatch-
es to Tass through unit Guatemala has
psid a6e amount due on messages for the
past four months. The oaIy exception is
10 case Of impor ant official kilograms Ad-
dressed to foreign legations.
Emperor William, in a speseh at Bres-
la1, "a d he hopeI tue Other province
would initiate SilesiA in regard - improv-
ing the condigon Of working men. Social
reforms, he said, could only be Introduced
by the cit zens themselses. He trusted
the people xoaid awake from their lstharay
and not leave it to the state to Struggle with
the perversive elements.
a special from Zanzibar says; European
| circles are confident the Berlin government
| will ceustermand tbe German slavery proc
lama'ion at Basamoyo. The object Of the
Germans is to atI;act wealthy Arabs 10 the
German coast line A German official re-
cently presi4ed at an auction sale Of slaves.
Serious fFicu.t. are certain to ensae on
tie British coast line and II is probable tha,
the Arabs Will al empt to coerce the Sultan
to withdrew bis decree.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith Of the News Taken From tbs
Current Events OF the Day

Tom Riley, a reporter of Cincinnati, .hot
and killed Chas. Jungermsn, Monday.
Steamer Puritan broke down off Block
Island Sunday hight. She was towed 10 by
the Pilgrim.
Forest fires are raging along the line Of
the Northern Pacific in Washington, inter-
fering considerably with the running Of
trains.
The s6th annual Sovereign Grand Lodge,
I. O. q. F.. convened at Topeka, Kan.
Monday and will cootinue in session during
the week.
The Canadian Finance Minister Foster,
admits that the Mckinley trrif bill will Sc
riousIy affect the trade between Canada
an ! toe Unitsd States, bot he takes hope
and sees the brightest prospect for the de-
ye.oprnent Of new outlet. in other countries
xhich will make Canada Al aggressive n
val G f the L nited States.
The Louisiana Sugar Planters Associa-
ton send . delegation TO Washington 10
urge upon Congress the vital Importance to
the sugar industry in LoaisiAna of chang
ing the date Of the sugar schedule of the
new tariff which is to go into effect The
association b ,lds that il is practically i'm
possible to market the Louisiana crop, est
mattel TO be worth some $50 900 600, in
season to escape the decline in prices which
viii insae upon the adoption of the nsv
tariff Ard asks that the schedule do no,
take effect ill July l.
| Robert Ray Hamilton, whose trouble
with his wife and the lauer's seatence to
the pefisensisry on the charge Of aste mps-
L irg to kill Kim were the talk Of the country
. year or more ago, met An accidental
desin three weeks ago, and yet he had sc
eseetaaiiy hidden himself and bis disgraes
fiom tie World that. save his own immedi
ate family, no one beside his old acqnain
tAnee who had found his body. was avaf'
of his fate TIL Saturday He was dfoSnt'
|. II Snake River, Idaho, sn1 vas found b,
] Mr. J. " Green, sea Of d.. Norv:n Gresn
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The German sociaiistic Movement.

BERLIN, Sept. 10 The proposal, which
wss approved at Socialist meetings held
here and IN Hamburg, 10 have illuninatioas
on the night of Oct. / in honor Of the ex-
firstion Of the Anti-Socialjsi Law, il oppos, d
by the Moderates. The Government does
not take the proposal seriously, but will
prepare for the vigorous suppression Of any
public jubilaiion. An Immense effort to
extend the Socialist propaganda into the
smaller iowrs and amorg tbs rural popula-
Over one huudfei small papers devoted to
the cause will appear on that date. 1t 10
intended TO penetrate into the districts bith.
eric closed against Socialism. Lecturers
will be sent everywhere to preach Socialist
doctrines. The elections Tor members Of
provincial diets and IN tbs local communes
will be cottes.ed wherever possible The
II cent intr ase in the Democra ic vote In
the agricultural di,ttiets gives reason for
the be lief that the pea'anis will readily Alb
sorb the Socialist doctrines.
A pfetentious anonymous pamphlet.
which is supposed to have been issued with
imperial panction, appeals to wo.kmen TO
guard agar 81 Socialist utopias and siirms
the Governments attention 10 reform axs-
ton in the direction Of relief for The work
ing classes and 10 ameli0ratc the condition
of lsborers as rt CARDS their dwellings,, and
rcorganize every industry in the interests
OF II e working men. The pamphlet, which
cmanaies fiom State Councillor Baron
Brooch, has not made the ser rsaiion that
was expe cted and is slighiingly criticised
by the Socialist prets
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Ssw YORK. Sept. ~
FrOuR-Receipts. eo,s93 pkgs, expor.s, q
btls; sales. .s,Ae. Repeat quotations ibciua
Ing Lfty mill extra, $50 0st5 %. psient, % 20.
90 IS, suyerine, g. 7.2t3 20; extra MOI. " Ai
o. Is winter wheat low grade, o. :Jit3 20, Mir
nesota extra, u ieas4 75, southern -four dull
wHKAr-Eeceiyts 81 I % exports, 1920 All
u DI lower. No. 2 soTins -. No fed. =,
- No 1 red. ioiai0zi; siey'i, iGe. fob, lD2iap5
deav'd, No SSrd, .1s.ll0. No l pdtnern, ~.
.iP.
krE--frn; state, sesd1; westerD. ssaso.
EAELEy--guist.
CoEs-RsesIp.s, isg ooo. exports. q, 02, eel.
~ 900, bower, siesfas ssjjs svz, sjs
store snd esey2ior, 55' as. snost.
0ATs-Reeei1s., :6i 90; rzD1rts. 90 ;. sflc
~ .oCe. dali, No., O., Do white ii<,g. No =, g.
~; 60 -iIf e, n, At; No -: do waife, fss,-
xed Wes.erB. a1t. " fite do, E,152
CoYFEF---faIr, Rio. sair.
SceAR-.Es-v b-n; rctsnea firm: dtn5If-
far, crgt bcd s nj exfa eruahed. sslbs; wh,i'
ezra crvfbad, ~ cat loaf, paLals I'd, Z.
PErEoLEuy-stesdy, 4s,s-
PoEk-4rief
EEEF-steady
L4rp-drIl, wes.eTp seam, - f0lo6 30 cIof
inr fs IS: city ssesm, 80 70 refined dui; oon.inen
eS Eats 70; =. A. 81 70
EUrTER = 4uiet, western daiTy 7.sif; d.
creamery, .sXt
Crgvsg-sieady Ffefxhss 20 Liverpool 6rm
state. 7agl; fancy, s.e,
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Stolen Goods Restored to Owners.

NEw YORK. Sept. l5s-Detectives Of the
Erie Railroad ComprBy went to Caristadt
Saturday, aud secured from Justice Kern
the release OF the gosd. found near the
Bergen Conniy .hors cot Friday. The bales
Of cloth. aud b xss Of hank rehisfs were
shipped from lsuthfor5 for Jersey City .snd
will be retui n d to, the owLers II is
though. that a thief bos-dsd the cars ct
Ruthford. and thst xhen the train siaekens d
spa ed al the Jnf ct on, be Opened the door,
threw on. the goods ard jumped after them.
covering ihgm with hay 10 await an oppof-
tunity for removing them.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The term at Bangor Theological Semins-
~ opened Monday. The Freshman class
has f teen mem bcrs.
Elias Leighton is ninety lone years old
and one of the smarsest men Of his age in
Auburn He voted last MondaT in ward
five. Many remarked on his agility. HIS
rinety frsg birthday was the dsy Of elec-
ton.
The Senior and Junior classes at kents
Hill have organized with the follosjrg Off
GERS serior class, President. Mae E. Pal
mer; Vice President. Efie NJ. Kempson
Secretsry. Fred G. Hasscom; Treasurer.
AdeIis NJ Robbins. Junior class, Prssi-
dent. II. Warren Fees; Vice President. Lena
II. Adams; Secretary. Edith NJ Foss
Treasurer. wilmat P. Lord.
The September term of the Knox county
supreme judicial court viii convene Tue.
iay, Judge Haskell Of Portland presiding.
Amor the important civil cases that are ex-
reete. 10 come before tie court siii be ths
| famous Gariiner divorce case. There vii
be many more criminal cases than Hsrsl
sroyg them beias those of Charles Ed
wards for stsaiiag . horse in Warren
JohH Gidliiu gs for the larceny last week o.
SsGe freHi = schooner at Seal Harbsr
Freeman Hamilton Of Rockiand, held fo
asssuls on Officer Yexfoa, and fifteen osher
alleged criminals Who will he brouga
from Wisezsses jail 10 have the.r case
ses.l<d.
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Beri Beri On a w haier.

Nav BEDFoRD, SEPT. i5.-After five
years in the An nc Seas 'he wbaliI z
bark Petrol. Capt. Eds in j. Reed, is once
more in po. Capt. Reed says that while
off Patagoris several months ago gale
came up from of shore, during which larse
quaint les of fine white powder came on the
ship. choking hose who inhaled it. NeAt
day one of the crew was taken sick and bis
feet began - swell. The swelling cor
tinued un | his whole body was affected.
One after o'her Of the crew was similarly
ken. uutl 'hiriy four had the disease.
Each swelled to sim st twice his usual size.
and the flesh assumed yellow ish hue.
Wrh nine men NOR flea. on set in and they
died Two Others of the crew were washed
overheard in tie gale and drowned.
Physicians here report the epidemic as beri
beri. Il is the first else on record of its
having come on board a ship in gale.
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A Great Find OF Pearls.

CHIFFON, Wis, Sept. l5 1t mas just
been made known that pearl producing
clans have been discovered in the Manto-
voc River in this city and county. More
than 5000 of the gems have been taken out
though only four men have been engaged in
the search three weeks. Frank and Nlcho.
las Chesebro made an inves -9ion and
were rewarded by finding { 10 pearls during
the last week. Henry and William Cheese
bro found 900, ne latter finding more than
200 in one dag. The pearls are of all
colors and e1pe place high value on
some of fhe choices of them. 1t is only
known by few in 'e city, but the news is
spreading rapidly and many persons are
setting out to hunt for treasure
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A GOOD JOB.
Notorious Gang Of Rumselltrs
Driven from the State.
TT0 Pleasant Weddings at HalloYeIl---
Burglar Captured al Lewiston.
An Uakuown Mac Dies At Portland
Under euspicious Circumstances.
Especial to the kennebse Journal. ]

Special to the kennebec Journal.
HSLLosgLL. Sept. u A few moments
conversation with Deputy Sheriff Geo. II.
Ames Of Chelsea shows that the officer.
there have no, been idle and that they have
succeeded in driving from the vieiri Of
the Togus Home, and probably from the
State, gsng Of rumsellers who hare held
full sway in thst locally for over eight
years. The list incl ldes the notorious Geo.
Carson. who had eleven liquor cases against
him. The eogr. decided no, to sentence
him on either. provided Vat he would leave
the State within so DAYS, which he Is pre-
pairing to do. John X. Carson, who has
four cases Of liquor selling against him,
ard Cora Il. Carson, with Eve cases staring
her in the face. baye left for pa $
unknown. Mag Jane Carsens, who has
seven Indictments az nst her, has also left
the SITE. Mary Gibbs, alias Big Mary,
who bas 'hFee cases against her, aud James
Mrrry, who must answer to three cases
are each seryiog ''ree months sentence
in the Angus Jr'i, will be allowed TO go
also leave tie ) ie forever.
The gang have conducted two of the
most direpu' lhle rum shops at Togps
wi ch have ever been in opers;ion there,
and which are so well known as the Pink
House and 'le Carson Barn. The officers
will, VIZ hoIe. receive 'he credit which is
ceriainiy due '9em for he d'iigent work
which has resulted in the breaking up of
the gang, one of which is branded as a
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Chioa Csmpmeetius to be ContiTuso
thie Week.


Special to the kenrebec Journal.
CHINA, sept. Is Owing to having five
days of wei weather last week, it has been
decided to continue the Union campmeet
lug at China, throug hout this week closin in9
S1nAsy night. Great interest is being
manifested in the meetings, vi.h many
conversions reported. Last Sabbath about
500 people attended the services Rev. H.
J. Pie son and Wife, the Evan gelists from
Bcs.ou. will remsin II the c'ose of the
canpmeetiug. Rev. LeClsir, the ecnver;-
ed French Catholic, will preach neA.i iThu 5
dsv afternoon also.
Saturday and Sunday the steamer Ct >
of Wstgiville, running b,tseen Augu,ts
ard vassslb3ro. will carry passengers this
week az reduced rates. -fAeams will be at
the landing at Yassslboro to icket passen-
gers to camp ground.
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Another Feud Started IN Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. I5.-Another
bloody feud has broken out in the Breath
lit county. tbs tme it began with the
killing of Andy Palmer on Sunday last. on
Jells Creek. A religious revival was 10
progress when the two yourg men began
to make disturbance and went outside
the church to finish their quarrel. The
county judge was pretent and he ordered
the cons BILE TO arrest them. The copsts-
BILE summoned 10 his assistance man
named Mcintosh. who had killed a man
six weeks ago.
Palmer interfered on behalf of the Young
man and snapped his pistol a, Mcintosh.
The latter ran for his Winchester, which
vas sccre;ed near by, and fred on Palmer,
killing him. A general hght then followed
IN which several persons injured, two OF
these probably fatally. with knives.
The frieids of McIntosb and Pa
are expected TO continue the feud unit
vengeance is gratited.
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Work BeiDg Rushed on Southampton
Docks.

souTHAMproS, Sept. Is Few men were
allowed within the dock gates until |
O'Clock, when the lockout notices were
wi hdlrawn, and all except the Roy Mail
and Union compsn snies engaged the requisite
number of hands. At noon work was com
meuced in earnest. More men were en-
gagged in the afternoon. This failed to
cause an appre cisble dmiputon of the
crowd tbronging the gates anxious to re-
sumo work. A deputation of seamen and
firemen waited upon the Royal Mail and
| nion companies tlgether. Their dema lds
were conceded and an official announce
ment was deferred until tomorrow morning.
Five steamers left toiay and several are
still detained.
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The N. Y. c. & II. r. Strikers Dis

ALBANY, Sept. l5.-The promised fnan-
c'a al aid for the men who took part in the
now defur CT strike arrived to-day. Some
received SIPS each, others 2.5G each
Tie ex-strikers are thoroughly disgusted.
They believed that if they should ever
strike agail it will not be as members Of
the knighs of Labor, because there will
be no railroad men in that organization,
as the pi snce which they received for
heir five weeks iileness caused shem to
loose all faith in their leaders. The la ter
say the sum tha. was distributed today is
is only a starter.
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Murderer Daly's Liberty Was Expen
B;ye

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. Aug. l5.--James
Daly, who murdered Constable Hawthorne
at Bi-bee lsl April and for whose appre.
hension a reward Of $500 is offered, has
been heard from. The deed Of several
mining claims was received from Pueblo
by the county recorder here for record
ANTE Meehan, formerly we'll known
here. caught him in Pueblo, and 1t is be
heved that DAILY decided the property. val.
ued at $50 COO, for his freedom. Thous
ards of dollars have been ,pent 10 capture
him in Mexico.
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Betrayed In Germany aud Sent to
America.

New YoRK, Sept. l5.-MaJie Buhsmsn
arrived at the Barge office Oh the steamship
Srevia from Hamburg. As she was i'll she
was placed in the care of Dr. Guiterss. She
is beautiful blonde, Is years of age. She
I'D the doctor she was be trared by Carl
Heinsmsn st her native tow1, Esohbalk,
Germany. She uao'ei Carl to marry her,
but he r. fused. ofleri-g her 900 marks II
she would 90 TO the u tied States and re-
lease him from all obligsio She sccep-
ted his cffer but will be returned to tim by
Colonel Weber.
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Two Pleasant Weddings at Hsliowe ell
Special to the Kennebec Journal

HALLowELL. Sept, 1.-Two very pleas
ant weddings occurred in this city Monday
One was ut the home of L. C. Jones on
Mid@le street, his son. Mr.. 4. NJ. Jones
and Miss He 70 NJ. Jones, daughter Of ex
Mayor j. j. jones bsirr upited in mar
risge by Rev. Edward Chase The wed.
dieg WAS .tciIy priva's only very few
Of the relatives being present. The bride
and groom were he recipients of many
beautiful presents. They departed on the
$40 train Tor Mr.. Jones home in Canovia,
Dakota, and clrried with them the best
Wishes of host of frie n1s in this city.
The second wedding occurred Monlay
afternoon at the residence of Geo. b. Me
Clench, on Second ..eet, rs eldest daug GIL
ter, Hattie Il. McClench, being united in
marriage TO oue of orr ci IS hoest Yonng
men. Wallace II. Perry, cashier of
tIallowell Ma onsl Bank The emor
was performed by Rev. II. f.. Fo :, after
which the happy couple were driven u the
depot followed by large number Q friends
who were all well provided VII, rice and
old slippers. The newly welded pair will
make short wedding "Trip to Boston and
vicinity aud will also visit Mr.. Perry 5
former home in Camden. after which rhs y
will return to ii il city where they will re
side
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Wtetched Death Of a Miser.

New YoRK, Sept. 10. - Gustav A
Tuchel, German, 40 years of asc, and a
man who was worth about SIS 900, died of
starvation in his room Saturday. Little or
nothing is known CT the dead missr. His
ase2 AEd sniatf lie took the room where
he died a year ago.
In searching smong the papers scattered
about tie room Coroner Schulze came
upon five bank books. three belonging to
Tuchel himself and crediting 10 his account
s., l9s in the Dry Dock Savings Bank I;
one credited to him as trustee for Ida Best
water. 81 400, in the same bank, and one
as trustee for Marie Btsivatsr. 81 600, in
the NJ tropolittu Savings Bank. Papers
showing that Tucbel had owned .ome real
estate in New York, end also mortgage
for 81, coo given to Sarah Stake, of Staple
ton, S. l., were found.
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Bicvcle Records Broken.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. l5.--At Lake View
Park today Windle broke all bicycle re-
cords for three-qusrters and one mile, fi1ir g
the quarter in 3S 4 5, half in / .l2 As, tn @
quarters in 10 2-5, the mile in 2.25 3 3.
Rich of New York, broke the four an five
mile ordinary bicycle records, making four
miles in Ii II So, five miles in 10 81 4-5.
Murphy aud Smith Of the New York Aia-
leiie Club, broke ali the worlds tandem re-
CORDS up to mile, riding the quarer in
80 3-5, half liz 10. three qusrtes LA,
mile 81. Berlo Of Boston, rode a miie
on a safety, making the quarter in 81 35
half LIS Is, three quarters l.5l, m.le
2 30 fat.
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Thinks the Pilot Demanded Excessive
Fees.

NEw BEDFORD, Mas, Sept. IA
hearing was had today before the port
wardens Of Buzzari's Bay and Vineyard
Sound on complaint of Capt. l.. IL. Dilling-
Jam of schooser Exchange of Rockpo. [, +,
Ne, against Pilot Lewis ID. Per-
Ty of Wsrehsm for alleged ex-
tortion pilot fees. The Exchange arrived
Wareham III inst, was spoken Of by Pilot
Perry, who took sno'her vessel up the riv-
er, and another pilot took the Exchange to
War, nam. Pilot Perry demanded the fee
Of the cap in, rhen a. ,che1 his freigh,
money. Capt Dillingham; complained of
Thu Thu sGadas9 q .,hs .lgeHssnf ft voaal o4BP"5
days. The wardens, after hearing the ev-
idence, discussed the matter, but arrived AT
no dec ision.