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The New York herald., 1878-11-05
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Judge Gilbert. of the Kings County Supreme Court.
yesterday granted writ of peremptory mandamus to
compel Stephen j. Stllwell treasurer of the town of
Gravesend to pay the school trustees of that town
the sum of 1000.
Right Rev. Michael A. Corrigan. d. D., Bishop Of
Newark. yesterday morning dedicated the Church
of st. Gabriel at Hillsdale. Monmouth county, n j.
In the afternoon he laid the stone of ST. James
Church At Jamesburg eighteen miles from Hillsdale
Lyman D. Wilson, farmer residing short dis
tance from Croton Landing. left home Sunday for
q drive to Croton Dam and Pines Bridge. In the
course of the day he managed to get liberal supply
of bad fell ont of his wagon in state of drunken
hepessness with his face imbedded in the sand and
died from suffocaton. He leaves widow and eleven
children.
Edward Kenny. Of No. 40 Grove street. yester-
day admitted to the Charity Hospital Jersey City, suf
fering from serious, if not fatal. injuries about the
head and face He found early in the morning by
police officer lying in front of saloon at the corner
Of Henderson and Sixth streets. and was unable to
give any account to how he had been injured or
who his assailants were
Word sent to the First precinct police station Of
Newark late on Sunday night that man named Peter
Leonard had been shot in Michael Carros saloon, on
South Market street Upon investigation it was found
that shots had been fired, but struck, though
Leonard had been brutally assaulted and beaten A
has been issued for the arrest of Carroll and
two others named James Smith and Patrick Beerus.
The New York herald., 1878-11-05

Custom House inspectors:-Fifty-two meerschaum
pipes on board the steamer Cireassan; one package
o. mRntilas, apprehended at the Post Office hay
ing been brought here by United States mail; one
valise. contents unknown. imported on the French
steamer Canada 800 cigars from the steamer Santiago
de Cuba from Havana. and 800 cigars on the bark
j. ID. Bruno. from Santiago, now lying at brooklyn
A meeting of the holders of bonds. aggregating
100000 of the First Division of the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad Company was held yesterday at the
Office of j. 5. Kennedy Co., No. Al Cedar street. tor
the purpose of ratifying the action of previous
meeting held April l6 1876 which the trustees
of the mortgage-Horace Thompson, George l.. Becker
and William g. Moorhead-were removed. The vacan
cies filed yesterday by the appointment of
Thomas Denny, Jacob $. wetmore and Thomas W.
Pearsall as trustees
John Brown, thirty-fve years old, Of No. 3i2 East
Sixty third street went to the Twentyeighth precinct
station house ut eight O'Clock last night suffering from
fracture of the frontal bone, which he said he
had received at the corner OF Fifty-ninth
street and avenue A from stone thrown
by an unknown person Captain Yule did
not believe his story to how he
received the wound, and sent Officer Wilson to
investigate the case. Shortly afterward Wilson took
David OKeefe. of No. 122 First Avenue. to the sta
ton house. Brown was attended by Police Surgeon
Clements and then sent to Roosevelt Hospital. His
injury is believed to be fatal.
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
OBITUARY.
GEORGE M'BRIDE, JR.

Mr.. George Mcbride, Jr.. died suddenly of heart
disease on Saturday, at his residence, Somerville
IL. Mr.. Mcbride born in Dublin. Ireland
and seventyhree years Of age at the time of his
DEATH He a nephew Of James Mcbride of the
firm Of James Mcbride Co., of Dublin. who started
the Dublin Packet Company in 1870 This firm estab-
lished the drawing OF small bills of exchange between
this country and Ireland, and was extensively en-
gagged in the shipping of axseed and also in the Irish
linen trade. Mr. Mcbride came to this country in
1890 in which year he succeeded the firm of James
Mcbride Il Co. In 1882 Mr. Samuel Sloan went into
his employ errand boy, and in 1S45 became
partner the firms name being George Mcbride, Jr.
Co. On January l. 1857. the rm was dissolved. Mr..
Sloan becoming president Of the Hudson River Rail-
road, and Mr. Mcbride retiring with ample fortune
to his farm at Somerve. n J. The deceased married
sister of Mr. Charles Maran, formerly president OF
the Erie Railway. but left no children. He was a man
of reserved and unassuming manners and was much
esteemed for his sterling integrity His only suryiv-
ing relatives brother and one sister The
funeral will take place to-day from his late residence
The New York herald., 1878-11-05

sy-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NfGfiT-Thc NEw yoRs
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use on the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning coors red rcd changing from one to the
other In succession and be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal VIII oblge us
by preparing any they have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD.
srNorIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTrSG AND FOREIGN TRADE.-captans or officers
OF the coasnp and foreign trade obscrN
ing removal Of buoys are requested
the fact 10 tho HERALD that u may be
brought publicly the attention of the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of displaced buoys the Of their removal VIII
suffice along the Atlantic and Pncihc
coasts American Continent When they observed
of European countries in the Mediterranean
IL requested that information be sent either by telegraph
London office of the NEw YORK HERALD, 10
London To the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
ropera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 48 Fleet street London,
Bennett ~ Avenue do opcra, Paris Where cases of
observed in the Of countries beyond
the Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
TEARS IN COURT.

Before Judge Ellsworth in the Newark Quarter Ses-
sions yesterday very touching scene was presented.
Joseph Bone boy eleven years Of age. arraigned
charge Of having stolen pair Of shoes from the
store of Mr.. Diebold Bank street The mother
of the boy was in court, and when he was
found guilty she stood up, and with tears
streaming from her eyes. and her voice
shaking with emotion, implored the Court to be
ciful. She begged Opportunity to make state
ment 1t granted. She then stated that her hus-
band Industrious blacksmith, but being
able to find employment, he he had gone away. I'm
able pay the rent she with her boy and two other
children one babe of three months. elected
and forced to seek shelter in the poor
house. Hearing that her husband had returned
10 Newark she sent her boy to find him. The little
fellow barefooted and had sore feet. Passing
q pair of shoes. The poor woman told her story in
ouch to greatly affect the Court and spec
tators. 1t deemed best to send the boy to the
Reform School, as the mothers pleading was in vain
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.

BERMupA, Oct 81 1873.
Steamer Devonshire CBr, Bee from Newcastle, f. for
Savannah arrived 25 of slight repairs to
machinery, which being effected at the dockyard
Brig Mary Ailerton Burgess from Brunswick Ga, with
cargo pitch pine bound Africa IL days owed
Castle 29th inst and placed In quarantine
being infected port Vessel Is leaky and spars
damaged.
Bark Storfurst Constantine Rus Grabe 10 days from
New York for Amsterdam with of wheat Is now on
the island in distress She reports encounterng hurri
cane on the night oath inst commencing from and
shifting to n during which lost lower opsayard Jbboom
vessel leak there being such heavy cross
The vessel will into port to ascertain extent OF
damage. IL
Brig Dema tBr), Odc from Boar River, Ms, with a
of lumber bound to Barbados towcd into st
Georges 25h inst In disabled condition The captain re-
ports the 18th inst encountered hurricane during
which the vessel hove down cut main rigging main
tached: deck load also lost She is rpg
Bark Svea Nor Morchuscn from New York Sept 80 for
Cete. or this port to-day, with loss OF everything
above deck except mizxenmast during hurricane.
Bark Rocket Pickering from New York for Hobart Town.
has arranged to salvors ESQ for exrcatng vessel
from reef; will sail In the course of few days.
Schr Iris Jones' which back Sth nit damaged bound
to Goree Africa with general Is advertised to be
sold at auction LIST prox, with balance of cargo.
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Stock. Produce and Cotton Exchanges will be
closed to-day.
During the month Of October the sum OF STAT 81
received for the of Croton water by the ship
ping in the harbor
In the Harlem Police Court yesterday DR.. Charles
Becker, Of No .0s5 Second avenue. committed in
default Of 1000 bail 10 charge Of assault
preferred against him by his wife.
The officers and crew of the steamer Bahama OF the
Quebec and Gulf Coast Steamship Company last
evening presented their chief officer Mr. John Powen
~ No. U1 Madison street. with handsome silver
service
City Chamberlain Tappan's statement OF the condi
lion of the city finances during the past week IL ~
follows balance. October &c. $751;. .l95 So receipts
5s6 AZ payments s5,liI.9u3 balance. October
B1, s10.TT9.17S ~.
Messrs. Bernhard 4 Hutton, the importers, who
embezzled out OF s10s by their Custom House
agent. H. A. Pedrick, have determined in view Of the
iatters confession to fight the suit brought against
them by the government.
George Moore, aged twenty-five who resides at No
Ts5 Eighth avenue while at work yesterday the
elevated railroad. ut the corner of Twenty street
and sixth avenue. struck by an engine aud in
iured internally. He was sent TO the New York Hos
pita
william Redmond and Charles Chambers were ar
rested yesterday charged with completely in rob
berry Of money clothing and icwelry from the prem
ses No. 1875 Greene street the 18th Of September
They arraigned before Judge Kilbreth and held
Tor examination.
James McCirath, fourteen, and John Dorsey, seven
teen years of age each held in 500 bail yestcr-
day by Judge Wandel at Essex Market Police Court.
" answer charge of having stolen a chronometer
watch worth $500 from William A. Thrall Co., Of
No. - Maiden lane.
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday Judge Wan
dell committed James Doyle aged nineteen years to
the OF the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rectioD. The youth had been arrested Sunday
night for drunkenness and taken 20 the Seven
teenth precinct. While there he attempted to hang
himself IN his cell with his suspenders. lie narrowly
escaped straugulation.
The following seizures we're made yesterday by
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
FREEDMEN'S ANNIVERSARY.


The twelfth anniversary of the Freedmens Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church was held last
night in st. Paul's church. corner Fourth avenue ana
Twenty street The meeting was well attended
and great interest manifested in the proceedings
The annual report read by the corresponding secre
tary, shows the affairs of the association to be IN
very hourishing condition. More schools have been
rented more children educated and more persons pre-
pared for the ministry than in any previous year About
thiry-ssven per cent OF the colOred children OF the
South Of school age, receiving nstruction at
the hands tine society. while in the higher nstit-
tions OF learning 2940 children are being educated
During past year s62 05 80 has been contributed
the general fund The expenses have been for sala
ries and teaching about S37 900; aiding young men
preparing for the ministry, $1,000; the Bennett Sem
mary. at Greensboro. n. c.. and other seminaries
purchasing real estate, $1,000. or the indebt-
edness of the organization, $3,oU mas
been paid reducing that item 10 $4,000.
The Rev. Dr. Fowler spoke of the work of the asso
citation and the necessity for it. The education or the
colored people, he said had been neglected by the
general and State governments and also by the
churches i'll the SOUTH that their organization was
the only one TO take it up. The North was struggling
under as much ignorance it could stand; but tnat
of the colored people in the South could easily be
remeed, and it the work of the society to do H.
Bishop Haven made few remarks contrasting the
present condition of the negroes with that OF twenty
years ago.
The proceedings enlivened by the performance
of the New Orleans University singers. who were
loudly applauded
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

.AcAru.co, Sept 2sArrved. ship Marianne Nottebohm
IN port Oct $, ship Broushson dsD, Clsmnshaw, for
:.ss ID 5r s
Arrived Sept 27-Bark Ralph Pe.to cBr Hoben; Mont
port Oct brig Henry Dewey Loring, for New York
In port Sept harks Martha Tucker Tucker! for New
York Pas,"uS @ s Locke for Mary SR RdsoS
ssay New
sn.. h.ravieh and Anna Chsshre & L,w.snes
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Roads; 2sth Bastpee Gsr Aitehnson from Wilm9s.on,
% Oct 81 Steamers Naples r Eaion
from fs New & s ns
S sss for
Town san n few days; brig Adsline Richardson Nc.
Douglas @ Bryan from New YORK Tor Antisns oompsssS
a'ii sss s' "fss ssas Ist
from York G Snsy syoA o
Sep, s!n ship R Small RGys
New YarE Ssias M smith s and Saisss
stone for Port Natal
CRooKHAvRS. Oct 31-Arrived schr Chas Scammell
DR. Smith. Point Wolf Nh and ordered to Londonderry,
CHARLorrtrowS, PEI. Oct 2e-Clearcd. schrs John
Ncrhrup aerrior New York; Victor, Pgot, do; Addie
Ring. do: Water Lily, do
maysSA Nov s-Arrived. steamer Saratoga, sondberg
New York
HALrAx Nov ARRIVED, steamer Cortes, Bennett New
York.
sailed 4h, steamer Alhambra BD MeElheny. Nov York
MoSrrvipso, Oct S-Saied scbr Faton Bent, buckley
from New York; Rosario mot as previously reported
MusouAsH. Nh, Oct 3l-Cleared, schr Mary Ann (Br,
Thibeau. Barbados.
Para, Oct Is-Arrved, brig John Brightman, Hansen
from Ceara), Philadelphia
In port Oct Is schrs Howe Boyd. for New York. to
sail alst Ridgway Rulon. from and for do arrived
5th: Champlin Freeman, from and for Philadelphia
arrived 9th.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 24-Cieared barks Kncordia Nor Mel
Gloucester Merino Aus), Monord Goole; Tclemsch
Nor). johnson. Gloucester
QuEbrc Nov ARRIVED, steamer Phonican Br, Scott,
Glasgow.
ROTTERDAM Oct 22-In port. barks Washington Aus
Cosulich for New Orleans; vasco dc Coma No Geruid
for New York
Rio JAsrIRo, about Nov 1-Clcared, bark Aquidneck,
Rattle. Baltimore.
sr JoHx. NIB Nov 1-Arrived, bark John q Hall CBr,
Brooks. Belfast; I'd, schrs Spring Bird tBp. McIeon
Astra r Bransccmb. and Anconia l'r. Wood New York
Cleared 1s bark kermaria tBrl. Aubrey, Swansea I'd
schr Janet $ Q,r), Somerville, New York.
The New York herald., 1878-11-05

Steamer Wyoming (Br, Gadd, Liverpool via Queens
town-WilliamE A GuiOn
Steamer HALEY tBrl. Brown Livcrpool-Busk Jevons.
Steamer Arragon tBr, Symons, Bristol E-W Morgan.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, Richmond-Old Dominion
Steamship Go.
steamer ) W Garrett Poster. Baltimore Krems.
Steamer Allentown, Mills, Philadephia--Master
SteamerM ayhower. Davidson dclpha-Jarvis Hand
steamer Frnnconia. Bragg, Portand-J Ames.
ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer, Lverpool-Charles II
Marshall n Go.
Ship Kaiser Ger Ruhaso, Bremen-Watjel. Toel Co.
Bark Chaimette, Chadbourn. CaIcutta-Nesmth A Sons
Bark Zucima tNor) Arentzen, Lvorpool-Funch. Edye
Co
Bark Reno CAus), Stepanovich, Havfe-Slocovch Co.
Bark Oliyari Pietro ntaD Olivar, Dunkirk-Bcnham 4
Boyesen.
Bark Homborsund Nor, Neilscn, Marscilies-Funch,
Edyo Co
Bark Thccdor Nor), sivertsen. vigo and market
Funch Edge a Go.
Bark Iskra (AusJ. Tomch Edge
20 - -.
BARK Kestrei (Bp, Lockhart, williamsadt Curacos)
Eartram Bros :.
CO. -. -
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsrwERP, Nov ARRIVED steamer August Andre d3elg)
Eyer Now York bark Albion (Nor Rode. philadelphia
BREsgS, Nov Arrived. bark Baltic Nor, Kruger, New
York
Sailed Ist bark America Ger Kausch, United States ID
ship Magdalene GER Henkc. New York
BoRpEaux. Nov ARRIVED, bark Bergman Olsen tsw).
Waunstrorn, Baltimore.
Sailed I'd, barks Elccta (Br Winchester New YORK. %,
Gazelle CNor), Brun, do; Lada [Aus), Marocch do
BnouwERsnAvgs Nov ARRIVED, barkkato Sanction Dr.
Cam, New York
CARpivs Nov ARRIVED bark Gleneds, Corning Belfast
Sailed I'd. steamer Rhirvindda tBr Allan, New York 3D.
previously
CAnruAGgSA, to Nov 4-Arrved, bark Marietta tsp),
Terassa, New York
CALAIS, Nov i-saiIed bark Norman (Br Allen. New
York.
CArAsA, Oct 2o-Sailed steamer Meta ur), Watson,
Palermo. Spain, and New York.
DUBLIN Nov ovcArrived ship Eliza Everett tBr, bunker
ton, Phiadelpbia
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
HERALD TUESDAY SUPPLEMENT

Sailed I'd barks Mary Pratt savien, United states 3D.
rnten tNor Olsen New Orleans; Anna A. Rich dsr, Rich
Delaware Breakwater.
DusKIRK Nov I-Saied, bark Douglass Campbell tBr)
Lordley, United States
GALWAY, Nov 2--Arrived, bark Cola Br), Robinson,
Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR, Oct 26-Passed, steamer Crest br Daring
from Denia, &c), New York.
HAMBURG Nov 2-Sailed, ship Friedlander, Morrison,
New York; bark Mabel, Deering, Boston
HAvRE. Nov Arrived bark Regia Nor), Larsen, New
York; Sd, brig santina Ansaido Utah. Pellerano, do
Sailed LIST, barks valkyrien (Nop, Andersen, United
States Lizzie Curry r Curry do; Orion (Nor Knudsen,
Baltimore; Flora sr), Mcneil Hampton Roads; Uno Nor,
Loentsen New Oreans I'd steamer Suevia Ger, Frsnzen
from Hamburg). New York. barks Saga (Nor) Be Balti-
more; Lesseps (Nor), steen. New York.
HELvoEr, Nov 3-Saed, bark Veronica CNor) Petersen,
Philadelphia
KoslGsDKRG Oct 3o-saied bark vanse Nor Tellefsen,
New York
LIVERPOOL, Nov 3-Arrived, steamers Euphrates tBr,
Mitchell Charleston; Mediator (Br, Hanney, New York
Mississippi (Br, Theare, Montreal; 4th, ship Empire
Leekie Manila.
LONDON Nov 4-Saled, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borden New
York.
LONDONDERRY Nov 2-Ssiled ship Alert CNor, Johanne-
New oreans bark Harvest Home r) German Darien
Lizard Nov 4-of, steamer st Laurent dr, Jonda New
York for Havre
Passed 3D. steamer scholten Dutch, Wis., New York
for Rotterdam.
LISBON. 2s-Arrivcd brig Rabboni Coombs New York
Obefore reported without dste)
Sailed prior to 4th Proteltore GtaD siano,
York.
MovILLE Nov ARRIVED steamers Sarmatian Br) Arid.
Montreal for Liverpool Viking Br Topper do for Glas
gov.
NEwRy Nov 1-sailed bark Olive Thurlow Corbett New
York.
NAPLES. Get 2o-saed bark Tolomeo tAus). Cosulich.
New York.
pIyN yed ste Harder 01arlR Rrand
New York for Hamburg (and proceeded
PALERMO Oct 26-Sailed, Ea@elsor BD Clayton
Dena and New York.
QUEENSTOWN Nov ARRIVED, steamers City Of Berlin
Br, Kennedy and Celtic Br, Geade New York for Liv
erpoo; Indiana Sargent Philadelphia for do and all
ceeded)
Sailed 3D. 10 AM mot AND steamer Montana r, Jones
Grom LverpooD, New York
ROTTERDAM, Nov 3-ssiled, barks Harmony (Br, Dins-
more, New York J Whitney CBr), Spicer, do
SINGAPORE, to Nov 4-Sailed, bark Hawthorne, Mason
Boston brig II Sbley, Consnt Marseilles.
Sr MIcnAELs, Oct Sailed, bark Veronica, Hathaway,
New Bedford
sr NAzAIRE Nov 1-sailed barks Ada Crosby, Crosby
United states Ceres (Nor), Olsen, New York; Fredse
Nor), Havorsen, do; Olaf Glas CNor Andersen, do.
TRIESTE Oct 31-Arrved brig Cacciatore QtaD, Romano
New York.
wEsrpoRr, Nov 2-saed brig Riberia (BD. Upham, Bal
tmore.
LIVERPOOL Nov 4-The steam lighter Hercules, with
cargo Inman City Of Montreal sail
for New York. has been sunk by collision In the
River Mersey
LONDON. Nov 4-schr G Cooper, Higgie from Cardiff
London put into Falmouth in lesky condi-
ton
Brig Melania (Sp) Lauda, from Baltimore Sept 2s is
st vaery France and in dangerous position
She has 8 feet of water in her hold.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAD, Nov 4, PM-wind Me- strong; barometer
29799
eter 1910
The New York herald., 1878-11-05
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

John Dwyer. an ex-Assemblyman and at present
Justice Of the peace in Gutenberg township, Hudson
county N j., yesterday appeared before Judge Ruh.
1t Union Hill and gave bail to answer charge Of
forgery preferred against him by DR.. A. v. Hill.
Patrick Fahey and W. A. Smith. In 1874 Judge Dwyer
Town Treasurer. and it is alleged that during his
term of Office he secured the payment Of claim Of
Sl3s As to Jenny Co. for work done on
the Hermann avenue improvement. BY his
books there appears also voucher for the
payment of second claim in the name for
069 IL. The signature u Of the vouchers the
new treasurer Mr. Smith, alleges to be forgery and.
bringing the matter to the attention Of Messrs. Hill
and Fahey, complaint was made. William Nash and
Peter Mcmahon became security for Judge Dwyer in
tie sum of So, 900 to appear for trial.