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The New York herald., 1879-08-10
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Two children of William Crossm an who resides at
Rickville Centre L. l.. fatally poisoned on Fri
day, by drinking from a can which had contained
paris green.
Church thieves have been at work on Staten
Island during the past few nights. The Moravian
Chapel at Four Corners was roDbed OF its carpets,
valued at 500, was also the Moravian Church at
New Dorp
According to the annual report of the Steward Of
the Kings County Almhouse, which has just been
made, the cost OF running th.t institution for the
last fiscal year was S50,i32 40. The aveGage number
of inmates monthly was 49, The total number OF
deaths during the Year was l29.
Mrs. Kenser "a native of Clifton, S. l., arrived on
the island yesterday and shortly aiterward appeared
at Oates Morgue with dead infant III her arms. 1t
apparently less than year old and the woman
said it mad died on the train AS she was coming to
this city from Massac husctts She started Thurs
day last. An inquest VIII be held
The friends OF the late President David Williams
OF the Brooklyn Fire Department.. deny that any de-
tcicncy has been discovered III his accounts. The
opinion generally expressed that any discrepancy
or confusion OF accounts that may have been found
due to enforced absence from oice by reason OF
Mr.. Williams protractcd III health.
An unknown man committed suicide last night by
jumping overheard from the oil docks at Weehawken.
a number OF sailors sprang to the rescue but were
unable to save the drowning man. lie was ores, ed
ike "a sailor and is thought 10 have belonged to
some schooner lying near the docks. His body was
removed To harsiow's Morgue, Houokeh
The breaking of a ladder at Holy Trinity Church.
Moutrose avenue. Williamsburg, yesterday after
noon, precipitatej the men who were repairing the
roof 10 the sidewalk, distance OF lorty feet.
Charles Fell had both legs broken in several places
Michael Bakers injuries are AL internal. They
removed 10 St. Catherine hospital, and are not
pested to i've.
The committee of gentlemen having in charge tho
rangonients tor series OF excursions Tor the
worthy poor ot Jersey City have dccned to give
first on Thursday next. The amount subscribed
thus lar is S24l. About thousand tickets
will be issued there will be an abundant supply
OF sandwiches, cake and fresh milk. Tho tickets
will be given distribution to the Sisters of Char
ity. phy sicans and clergy men.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
EAST CHESTER TAXES.

1t was stated about week ago that q committee
appointed by the Board of Town officers of East
Chester Weschester County, to examine the returns
of Matthew Koran, the Receiver of Taxes in that
town. reported that number of alterations had
been made by him the roll. il every instance
the amount of tax being increased 1t is alleged
that the against the receiver grows stronger
instead Of weaker the Board of Education of the
Fourth School district having. alleged, asccr-
tanned in which the school tax
had been paid, but returned by Mr.. Koran IA still
unpaid. and believing that other instances of the
came kind could be found have published list of
school taxes returned by the receiver unpaid and
requested those persons whose names appear de-
hnquents to present their receipts 1t is also al
legged that Mr.. Koran has failed to pay to the
County Treasurer proper share of percentages
charged overdue taxes.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
is 1T A RUSE ?

GILBERT YosT, ALIAS JOHN WILBUR, REPORTED
INSANE IN RAYMOND STREET JAIL-RAvING
IN HIS CELL ABOUT GEORGE HOWARD, THE
MURDERED BURGLAR.
Gilbert Yost alias John Wilbur the last of the no.
torious Patchen avenue gang remaining in the Ray
mond Street Jail. Brooklyn. is reported to have be-
insane, and it is probable that he will be
removed to the Lunatic Asylum Flatbush. to-mor-
row. Yost arrested, it will be remembered. in
company with 'Johnny" Irving. "Billy Porter and
'Shang Draper. for entering the four store of
Messrs Ibbets Son. of Graham avenue. on the 10th
of August 1875 and stealing $500 from an iron SAFE
He occupied cell on the second tier the main
corridor, in company with Draper from the time of
his arrest until his companion was removed to
Massachusetts. When Yost Wilbur. he was
more generally called. first placed in his eel.
the detectives unable to recognize him. He
refused steadfastly to give any information touch
ing his antecedents, and told Inspector Waddy
that he was "respectably connected and
people know where he was" When tried last winter
the defence endeavored to prove that he had been
known to be an honest man. and an effort was also
made to prove an alibi The jury disagreed, three
of the twelve jurors being tor acquittal. Judge
Moore fixed his bail at $4,000, ana about ten days
ago denied application to reduce the sum to
$1,000 The prisoner then became very despondent
and ate but little. He said he missed Draper very
mach. and frequently signed and moaned. re-
fusing to speak with any one. 4 few days
ago he manifested symptoms of insanity and when
the circumstance reported to the Sheriff that
official directed that watcn be kept upon HIM night
and day. On Friday evening Yost turned on mis-
guard and beat him III most unceremonious man.
The watchman was then released. and the
guard has since been kept outside of Yosts cell.
He mutters disconnected sentences and at ln-
tervals shouts aloud ut the highest pitch of
his voice, disturbing the other inmates OF the
Jail in the middle of the night. In his insane
murmurings he has made references to the muir
dered burglar George Leslie Howard, whose corpse
found about year and half ago ut Tramps'
Rock. Morrlsana. On one occasion Yost is
said to have exclaimed ''It was Draper who gave me
Howard's trunk" Another time he cried out Il
wouldn't have got the scales if knew they belonged
to Howard. Poor Howard! Poor Howard!" DR..
A. Warren Shepard, who attends the prisoners. has
pronounced the man insane.
Detective Folk, of Brooklyn, said yesterday that
he did not believe Yost really insane; it was
only a to get out of jail Detective Frost said
Its been my belief that Porter irving, Draper and
Wilbur killed that man Howard because he
squealed.' The prisoner has hal this thing on his
mind, and it's coming out against him now"
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

Co.
Brig San Miguel pl La Cases Santa Cruz de la Palma
Marti a Co -
Brig Marie Dutch. BAN, st Martins and market-H
schr VIM IL knight, Duffy. Berbce-Leayeraft K Go.
Schr Fred Garlic Nc Donald. Port Spain (frinidad-
Alvah Mudgett.
Schr Kate Carleton r, Thorndike Ponce, PR-Parsons
Loud
sehr Maloy, Abdel Richmond, ya-James Van
Brunt
Schr j. l. Rogers Oliver, Boston--Charles Twng.
Schr Maria Davis. Chase, Barnstable-Charles Rob
bns.
schr Island City Allen Observation-Disclosures Y Robbins
schr Nelson Harvey, Chase, New Bedford-John W
Wood.
schr Uncle Joe. Jayne, Hartford-George G Blair
Sons
schr Goawin, Williams, stamford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
schr Sarah Babcock, Sidney, Bridgeport-George
Blair *
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
BOLD RIVER THIEVES.

small sailboat came alongside the schooner Five
Sisters lying at the foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn
shortly after two o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
three men climbed from it the schooner with the
agility of sailors One the trio made his way the
captains cabin and securing valuable revolver
appeared deck. His comrades mean while observed
that the object of their visit had been discovered
and rapidly got into their boat Officer Boone of
the Second precinct, appeared on the dock moment
later and seeing him of the party his haste
get off the schooner Jumped into the river He
picked up by his companions. and the boat set sail
for the New York shore. The policeman brandished
his club at the thieves and commanded them to
back, but answered with q shout OF derison and
a pistol
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

AspIywALL Aug G-Sailed steamer Colon, Clapp, New
York.
BARBADOS. Aug SArrivcd. schr Lizzie Gregg Havcner
Marunham, seeking
HAVANA Aug Gsailcd. steamer City Of Vera Cruz Van
Size (from Vera Cruz. New York.
HAiirAx Aug s-Arrivcd steamer Cortes, Bonnct. New
York tor ST Johns. NJ.
MONTREAL Aug 7--Arrived. brig Al White (. Le Blanc,
MayaVuez.
NARRAxKL, Juno 30-In port bark Emma Marr (Br),
Shields, for London.
PANAMA Aug ARRIVED. steamer City Panama, Aus.
tin. San Francisco
Poker no date Arrived, brig Eugenia vcaxie Boston,
sail Or Arroyo Ia ! days. TO finish disg.
Rio JAShino, Aug 7--Arrivcd bark Campaner Orr,
Walker baltimore
SANTIAGO CJBA. Aug S--Arrived, steamer Santiago.
Phillips New York for Ccnfucgus.
81 JonSs nv, Aug S-Arrived. steamer Nova Scotian
Qr), Richardson Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
COOL BURGESS DISCHARGED.

Superintendent Wallng received telegram yes
terday Chief of Police Draper. of Toronto ask
ing Cool Burgess had been arrested in response to
his despatch of the day before the charge Of shoot
ing William widgery. The superintendent replied
in the Affirmative but not believing he could de-
tain him advised Chief Draper to communicate
with the British Consul. Later In the day tele-
gram from Toronto requested Superintendent
Walling to release Burgess if he would promise
to return to Canada. Burgess released and ap
peared at the theatre where he is performing again
last night where after being encored several times
he addressed the audience, going over his domestic
troubles and expressing the hope that he would not
ing go back and has written to his lawyer for adj
vice. Burgess denies that he the worse for
liquor and says that his Wife mother has been with
him throughout the difficulty.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
NEWARK's LIQUOR WAR.

A BITTER CONTEST RAGING-Ex-coUNTY REGIS
TER sPEER DENIES CHARGE AND ALLEGES
PERJURY AGAINST a BARKEFPER.
The proceedings before the Newark Excise Board,
which is composed of two republicans and one
democrat have given fresh vitality to the Sunday
law and liquor traffic agitation. At the
last meeting an application was made Tor
license by John J. Hanley. an Irishman
by birth, who was wounded in the Union army DUR
ing the late war. His request strongly opposed
on tho grounds that he had sold Sunday and to
miners. He denied both charges and produced wit
nesses to the respectability of his place former
barkeeper testified that exCounty Register Peter l.
Speer, republican and churchgoer. who had bit
terly opposed Hanloy. had on one occasion came
tie of Bass ale. drank part himself and made
the boy drink the remainder apparently FOR the pur
pose OF manufacturing evidence against hauey;
Yesterday Mr.. Speer went before Justice Record ana
declared that he had never entered the siloon ana
that barkeeper John j. Flood, guilty or per-
jury. warrant was accordingly ISSUED ior fioous
arrest.
Some time ago the Excise Board virtually laid down
a rule that dealer who Ii Id been before the courts
tor selling sunday should be granted license.
For this licenses were refused to
several proprietors OF the most popu-
lar resorts in, town. Meanwhile 1t has
been shown that two OF the persons to whom
licenses were granted on the court records
having each paid 500 fine Tor dog fighting. One of
these pc, "Jim" Coyne, an expugilist. One
the places kept out OF license. Voegth's Park,
the chief resort German families and societie
And the battle goes on, the combatants
being longer the Law and Order and
Protective Association factions. but the entire
temperance brigade against the solid German pop
uaton. After all the fighting since last April it
not pretended that morals bit better in Newark
that religion is i'll any way advanced or that the
public welfare has been materially benefited. On the
it is alleged that the agitation has done
more harm than good by arousihg national antip-
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steamer weser Ger. jaeger. Bremen via southamp-
ton-Uelrichs X Co
steamer A schotcn (DutclD Wis. Rotterdam-Funch,
steamer vndolana dDr. Read. Antwcrp-Funch, Edge &
steamer Black Witch CBr, McPherson Rouen-Be euham,
Boycscn Pickering Co
steamer City of New York Deakcn. Havana and Mexi-
pnfts--F Alexandra n sons.
steamer Colorado, Bogcr, Galveston-C III Mallory
steamer New York. Quick, ,Gavesion-Bogcrt& Morgan.
Steamer knickorbocNer kcmbie, New orieans-Cark
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lory A Go.
steamer City OF Macon, kempt0n, Savannah--Goofgc
sldh hAcr Champion. Lockwood, CharIeston-J W Qnin.
steamer Benefactor. Jones, Wilmington. NC-wm =
Clyde Go
Steamer Richmond. Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old nd Dominion Steamship Go.
steamer T. G knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE- l.
steamer W Brune Foster Baltimore--.J : Krcms.
steamer Ann Eliza, Davidson. fhtladcphia-Wm J.
steamer Giaucus Boarsc. Boston--Ii y Diiuock.
Ship Carl GER Bockeimann. Biemcn-il l,.nahn koop
Bark Dirigo. Staples. sydney Nsw--R Cameron &
B,rk Ruth oBb. Gaylord, Cork for ordcrs-Boyd a
narN Mariannina Gaa,ola ItaD Manano Cork for or.
dcrs-icnhnm. Buyesen, Pickering A Co.
Bark Carolina Aus, rommasich, Cork or Falmouth
Bars Cabrai tNop. Christensen, onigsberg-Funch.
Bark Friedorch GER Boehn stettin-C Tobias & Co.
Bark Maggie Carv DR., Tingcv. Hamburs-fonch.
BARK Hans Tode Nor. Josephsen Hamburg-C Tobias
lark Mcrcaor tNor Neumann, Copcnh agen-Bockmann,
Dark Telcfon tNor). sorenscn. Antwerp-Funch Edge
BARK Hugo a Otto (Nor), Kocdt. Rotterdam-Funch,
BARK Brodrcne tNor, Evcnscn Rottcrdam--Func Edge
Bark Padosa tAus). vcenia Dunkrk--slocovich & Co.
BARK Jose Amelc tsp) Reior, Barceona-E Pug Co
Bark Giu0 utap Paoliio dibraltar Tor orders-Lauro,
Storey ScarpatL
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
HER LAST DRINK.

The evidence in the of Mrs. Catharine Wal
shaw, of No. 1,G2s Bergen street. Brooklyn taken
before Coroner smms, showed that deceased said to
her husband upon his arrival home Thursday
evening last, "You did not kiss good morning
when you left" As he sitting at the supper
table she came near him with glass
and remarked "Ths is the last drink 1
shall take" She then swallowed the contents.
Deceased afterward very sick and died the fol-
lowing morning ut seven O'Clock. Her husband did
not summon physician. rs he supposed her sick
ness was caused by drink and not dangerous.
Catharine daughter of deceased testified that her
mother purchased Paris green on pretence of wish
ing 1t to kill bugs. verdict of suicide found.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
CHRISTIAN FORGIVENESS.

Patrick Doan. of the Fourteenth precinct. arrested
Daniel Bray. 'longshoreman. for being drunk and
disorderly in Elizabeth street on Friday night. On
the way to the station house the prisoner turned
upon the officer and threw him into the gutter.
Dolan in falling struck his head against the wheel OF
n cart, cutting himself severely. Ia the Iombs
Court yesterday, however he said:-
II hope yog will be lenient with the prisoner,
Judge for he has wife and six children who would
suffer IL he were punished"
..wel since you ask 1t, officer" said the inagis.
trate, I'VE wiz Let hiin Of this time with line
Of Sl0."
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
SAILED.

Steamers A Scholten Dutch for Rotterdam: II Edge
(Belgl. Antwerp City of London Hr). London; Alsata
Bremen; Ethiopia Br. Glasgow City of New York. Nav
ana Colorado. Galveston; New York do; Knckerbockcr.
sav"Snah Champon. Charleston neneisctor WHINING
moud &c; ship Samarang (Dutch), Rotterdam barks +
Mipde (Nor) Cork Noah Nor) Dublin; John Gedde ir)
Liverpool Candsur tBr Queenstown Ruth (Br. do n-
soil N"r Copenhagen: Orion Ger, Sligo; ottawa Nor)
Hamburg; Medford dr. Dunkirk: Fremtiden (Nor Bre-
lnocenla utaD Queenstown brigs Frechert Ger),
konigsDerg; Eiche (Br), Laguayra
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
MRS. ANNA MARIA r1LGHMAN s,ryTH.

The death of Mrs. Anna Maria Tilg ghman Smyth
took place the Sd inst, at the residence of her
son. Rev. Henry Mason Smyth. Pattsbure. N. Y.
She granddaughter of Colonel Tench Thigh.
man. an old and much loved friend of Washington
and bearer of all the letters that passed between him
and Lord CORVALLIS at the time of the surrender of
Yorktown Mrs. Smyth remarkable for pre-
serving the dignified simple and urbane manner of
the ladies of the past generation and endeared
to large circle of friends by many domestic virtues
and charitable works.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
NO RESPECT FOR TIE LAW.

A warrant was given yesterday to officer Louis
Bernhoz of the Essex Market Court Squad. to
on Edward Mcnamara, jantor. of No. AZ East
Tenth street, accused of assaulng Jacob Steer who
lives in the house Mcnamara glanced over
the warrant then tore II up and struck the officer
blow in the face, cutting his lip. struggle en-
sued, which ended by the appearance of another
policeman. Mcnamara was find 80 for disorderly
conduct, held in default of 400 bail to keep the
peace and in default OF $500 bail stand trial for
the assault on Bernholz.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
DESPONDENCY AND SUICIDE.

Charles r. Zagovski. nineteen years old, committed
suicide about o'clock last evening by shooting
himself in the head at his parents house. No. s63
Sixth avenue. Young Zagovski. who was paper
hanger by trade. had been out of WORK for
time and appeared very Respondent. His inability
to procure work is the only reason assigned for the
act by his father The ball entered the brain above
the right eye, causing instant death.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
STEAMBOAT RUNNERS COMPLAINING

Some twenty licensed steamboat runners called
upon the Mayor yesterday to protest against the per-
mission accorded unlicensed runners to ply their
vocation around the docks of the city They stated
that they pay SIS for the privilege accorded,
and that they should not be inerfered with by tiose
who have not the requisite authority. Mayor
Cooper promised to give the matter immediate at
tention, and remarked that the unlicensed runners
made themselves liable to arrest and punishment.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10

RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.

The Harlem Railroad Company recently succeeded
in getting the assessment its property situated in
the town of East Chester reduced OO0 while all the
rest of the property in the town vas only reduced
little over $4,000. Within few Mys after the tact
published in the city journals the in
question raised from S120. 900 to 100000.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
WHALEMEN.

Bark Stafford of and at New Bedford being fitted for
Atlantic to sail about 25th inst, under
mand OF Capt Edward A King.
letter from Capt Seabury, of bark Morning Star of
NIB reports July with l5U bbls sp board
letter from Capt Scars of schr Ellen Rodman OF NB
reports her Hamilton, Bermuda July land % bbs
lp oil for shipment home
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
SPOKEN.

Ship Lord Cairns (Br). Dunn from Dublin for Philadel
phia. Aug D. lat 40 so, Ion 66 10.
Ship Bremen (Ger) Moller, from Bremen for Baltimore
July 81, lat AZ. Ion 81.
Bark Anna (Brl MePhan from Bordeaux for Baltimore
Aug 8, lat Al U3 lon Is so.
Bark Amaranth tier), Brauer from Hamburg for Balt
more, Aug 4, off Fire Island
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRISTOL. Aug e-Arrived bark New Brunswick CNor,,
Stoesen. New York.
Sailed eth ship Edgar (Ir). Crosby. Philadelphia.
BELFAST. Aug s-Arrived, bark Savanna Br) Brennan.
Philadelphia; 9th, steamer Langshaw (Br), Hammond.
New York via st Johns, NF.
BORDEAUX Aug 7-Sailed. ship Union (Nor) Olsen, Phil
adelphia bark Jennie Parker (sr). veaie. New York
CAEN, Aug 5-Sailed, bark Franceschino QtaD, Prcme
Philadelphia
DuScKxEss. Aug s-OT. ship Corsica. Henry, from New
York for Antwerp.
GooLE Aug ssailcd. bark Principe Amadeo di Savoja
QtaD Baccagalup Philadelphia.
HARwIcH. Aug 0-Saed, bark Ingleside (Br, Hayes.
New York.
HARBURG July 3l-Arrived, brig Suppicch GER,
Parnow. Richmond.
HAvRE. Aug 9-Sailed. steamers France Fr), Trudee.
New York; Lessing Ger, voss. do
LIVERPOOL. Aug s-Arrivod, ship Bertram Rig6y (Br),
weae New York; 9TH steamer Elvra sp), Zabaa, Bati
Sailed sth barks Lottie Stewart r) Smith, Baltimore;
Ebana Br) Barry St john NIB; 9th steamer Glamorgan
(Br). Buck, Boston.
LONDON Aug g9-Arrrived steamer Annie (Br) Thompson
Montreal.
LIZARD Aug 9-Passed, steamer California (Br) Donald
son, from New York for London.
LA ROCHELLE, Aug 6-Arrived ship Guldregn Nor.
Knudsen, New York.
PLYMOUTH. Aug o-saled barks skudesnaes (Nor).
Petersen New York; Angelo QtaD, Mortola, do; NJ
Schweigaard Nor). johnson, do.
PoRr NATAL. July l3-Arrived, steamer Hart Br) Vie,
New York via st Vincent.
PoRr ELHABErH July l3-Arrived bark Traveller (Br)
Penheld, Baltimore.
QuTESsrowS, Aug 8, IL PM-Arrived, steamer Bothnis
Br) McMickan. Now York For Liverpool and proceeded
Arrived 9TH 1890 PM steamer Adratic (Isr Jennings.
New York for Liverpool land proceeded).
RocHEroRr Aug 7-Saled bark Ystavat (Tus), Burman,
Philadelphia.
ScILLY, Aug s-OT ship Bessie Crosby (Br), Phillips.
from New York for Amsterdam.
OF 9TH 10 AM. steamer Labrador (Fr, Sanglier from
New York for IIavre.
WEST HARrLrPooL. Aug o-Arrvod, steamer Circassia
DR. Pendor. Boston.
WATERFORD. Aug 7-sailed, ship Lonnie Burrill (Br),
Robertson, Philadelphia.
LoSpoS. Aug 9The British iron steamer Robina, Capt
Jones. from New York July 4. which arrived at Queens
town July 21 has been in collision North Shields and
sustained serious damage to her port quarter.
Tho American bark Harvard Capt Pray. which was
aground Dunkk has been dockcd and found to have
received no damage.
WEATHER on Tgr ENGLISH COAST.
DARTMOUTH. Aug 9-wind NV, moderate.
FALMOUTH, Aug O-Wind NV, light; fine
uoLymEAp, Aug 9-wind NNw, moderate; barome ter
3OOOA
LIVERPOOL, Aug 9-Wind NV. fresh.
| PLYMOUTH. Aug 9-Wind W. gentle; cloudy.
ScILLy, Aug 9Wnd variable, light; barometer 3d.
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Bona Fdes Nor. Alorechtsen, from Antwerp Juno
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ITEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
The New York herald., 1879-08-10
Sails. Destination. 1 Office.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS.
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