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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
COL pUmoyr TAKEN BACK TO THE Asylum

Il
Colonel Theodore :. Dumont, who was placed in
the Bloomngdale Asylum several months ago, escaped
from the institution Thursday, but was recaptWel
and sent back by the police. Keeper David simonson
had taken Colonel Dumont out for walk and the
patent ran away. An alarm given TO the police
and in the afternoon policeman found the Colonel
Al One hundred and twenty secOndst and the BOule
ward
Colonel Dumont formerly was the agent in this city
for the Clyde steamship Line and Eastern agent of the
Florida Railroad and Navigation Company, and was
we'll known 10 all the leading railroad men In the coun
try lie injured his health by excessive smoking
few years ago and obliged 10 reduce his daily
constitution Of cigars il had been his habit 10
smoke from fifteen 70 twenty cigars day. The
eu dcnic Of yellow fever IN Jacksonville injured The
business of the Florida Railroad last year and cause
an extra amount OF wOrl, for Colonel Dumont. He
also took Part In measures for the relief Of
the sufferers In Jacksonville and well nigh worn
out by fatigue and worry before the end of The
ner His peculiar actions soon gave proof Of dis
ordered mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Posmaster Quackenbush ycser-
day notices 10 the box holders that the free letter
delivery service will be established October l. after
which all mail matter not addressed to boxes Will be
delivered at houses
MAMARONECk.-Eary yesterday morning thict
broke open the barn on the premises OF joshua
Dillon, I'm Beaverst., and stole horse and buggy
valued at 500. DcUuty-Sherif William Shute Of
New Rochelle while driving TO White Plains, met a
man with a horse AMI buggy answering the descrip-
ton of the turnout stolen The man asked Shute TO
direct him to the road leading to Greenwich. Conn
Shute complied with the request and proceeded on
his wav 10 white Plains. lie there learned OF the
robbery and started in pursuit OF the horsehiei, but
had not captured him up to last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
TO SETTLE THAT PARTNERSHIP.

Mrs Alice Brown sister OF Mrs. DR.. Moicmlnn, APP
pcred YOrkvlile Police Court yesterday afternoon
l answer 10 a Issued by Justice McAIhJn. Dr.
Modenann was represented by Lawyer Kingdom, who
made complaint OF disordehy conduct and conspiracy b
lnure the business Of DR.. Moienann, and also OF
lciousy entering the Doctors premises at Thrayc and
Thirty fourh-s He claimed That Mrs Modemann under
the law was partner OF her husband, and therefore
had no right 70 interfere in his business.
Lawyer Butner claimed that Mrs. Modcmann a
partner Of Doctor and that ne would prove his
ment c,,ncusvc,y the Court by decision made
by Judge McAdam. The issue thus joined tho was
Bet down for September -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
MAKING GEOLOGICAL EXCURSIONS.

The final excursions of the season under the auspices
Of the Department of Mneralogy and Geology OF tno
Brooklyn Institute will be made on the SATURDAYS
of this month. This afternoon a trip VIII Dc mauo
to the serpentine outcrOps near Castle Foint a' no
ho,cn George E. Ashby will lead the party. Next
saturday trip led by Charles NJ. Skinner, VIII DC
made to Hoxe's Quarry and the Passac rams d.
Paterson. The serpentne locality on Staten lsianu
will be visited OF September 81, and on sep'enloer
% the closing meeting Of the summer VIII De TSu
at the house of DR.. J. IL. Hunt president OF v Of
eralogical Department of the Brooklyn 1AsuuuV'' ~
No l65 Ouncy-st, 10 inspect his CABINET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
NEWARK.

lincoln Post, G. A. r., returned from Richmond,
Va Yesterday morning Tho Post met with cordial
retention in Richmond and the members were NOS
pitabIy entertained during their stay.
william Galloway, age ten, living In hearny' was
drowned in the Passac River on thursday. Inc oouy
was recovered.
The Aqueduct Board has decided 10 make no mon
eo,t % tho terms of the contract with the Lehigh
voucv Railroad Company for a new water supply
,,ntu the contract IS executed. The company wants
IN have the selection Of the material for the piping
from the water shed 20 Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
THE LONG ABSENCE o

THE LONG ABSENCE OF CITY JUDGE PITSHKE.
The long continued absence Of Judge PItshke from
b,s Sat ON the bench Of the City Court was the sub
,ect Of considerable discussion at the meeting Of the
other Judges of the court yesterday Judge Pi'shke
hoeame m last November and has not since taken his
ut an the bench Last April he went TO Europe
I'm search of better health and his associates have
received no official communication from him since
that time. The absent judge, however, wrote 70
friend IN this city that he did not expect to return
10 hold court in September The other Judges decided
that when court opens next Monday Chief Justice Nc
Adam shall 20 into Part ILL., 20 which Judge Ptshke
4 assigned aud diOurn il for the term IL is sala
that f attention OF the Association will be called
Ia q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

CHICAGO SAYS IT HAS FIVE MILLIONS READY.
Chicago, Sept. e-"The s5oooooo guarantee fund
has been informally pledged and If no ono backs out
and we don't think any one Will, the entire amount
will be collected said Secretary Graham, OF the
Worlds Fair press committee, to reporter thls noon
The names of those who had subscribed he declined
to give. as the executive committee deemed it best
to walt until the majority Of the subscriptions had been
collected Secretary Cragn, Of the Executive Com
mlttee, is responsible for the statement that GcSrgs
the Worlds Fair Company, and IL Is understood thdt
four other men will each subscribe a like sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
~ IMMENSE r1REwoRKs n1spLAY-

The most stupcndous fireworks display that ever
occurred in this country Is promised IN the fireworks
enclosure at Manhattan Beach 10 night. by Mr..
Pain The grounds will be Illuminated with 10000
prismatlc lamps There VIII be colossal SGT pieces
representation Of the Horseshoe Falls at Niagara.
700 feet long, a pyrotechnic kaleidoscope, 10000
floating lights, Il GIT Of 100 bombs. aerial wheat
sheaf thousands Of rockets, etc, supplemented by
Cimore's band, Scottish pipes. drum CORDS solo
lists, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
d 1owRER SMITH xuRsEs HIS GRIEvANOE

D. LOW Der SMITH NURSES HIS GRIEVANCE
The old fight for the Public Works Commissioner
thip came up again yesterday, Wien d. Lo"b-r SIN IN
obtained from Presiding Justice Van LIuhi' oil The
supreme Court, a witt Of certoran to review the
action OF Judge Barrett in directing Smith 10 turn
over the once and books Of the Department 10
Thomas f. CirOy. Mr.. Smith in his affidavit gives
an account of his appointment by Mayor Hewitt and
Mr. Giroy's apo niment by Mayor Grant and says
that great Injustice had been done him by Judge
Barretts decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
HOME NEWS.
,no,,yy-Nr aRRIvAI,s AT THE HOTELS.

ALREM ARLE--HsrOld NJ. Sewsu recenIH ~ som
oonsr -S1 Hesaerson. OF Missouri. EvERErr-kea
,amI,.l william c. Temple U. s. Navy iran sena
S.n.,ar Frapcs b. Stockbridge OF Michigan oeF
N S d e,o,man OF Maryland and General w. L.
70, s ,Tntsn of Louisiana GILSEY-John NJ tfancS
arsov yosn A. sieeher. OF Albany ana eNN
- NJ Glover Of Missouri. WINDSok-OohsI 49,
S So p SnideY Of Minnesota. and sherman . Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

law mariner. Mr. Carter is out of town and Is not
expected 10 return until October !. In the meantime
tbe city will be represented In preliminary pro
c"cdngs i'm the courts in relation TO these suits py
First Assistant Corporation Counsel David j. Dean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

r. &. Dun & CO., in their weekly review of trade
report the number OF business failures for the last
week ia for the United States and twenty seven
for Canada q total Of POI, compared with eli
week ago and 224 for the eorrasDonding week OF 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

J. G. CARTER WILL DEPEND THE CITY.
Corporation Counsel Clark sent notice 10 the
Aqueuct Commissioners yesterday that he has selected
James {. Garter counsel for the city IN the suits
brought by the aqueduct contractors, who have for
their counsel W. Bourke Cochran. Mr.. Carks former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

The review notes that real Improvement IL seen In
almost every department OF business, the reports
showing at every point either Improvement or con.
tnuance OF previous activity where tho expansion OF
trade had bsen greatest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

Fortunate that he drew a knife He was arrested ana
brought before Justice McMahon of the Harlem Police
Court yesterday when Foftunatos crooked transact
tons were divulged no was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
STATEN ISLAND.

ST GEORGIA. meeting Of the residents Ct Staten
Leland will be held at ST. Georges Casino this alter
noon TO advocate the choice OF the island Cr the site
Of the Worlds Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Announcements.

Brummelrs Caramels, Rich, Mellow, Delicious.
The popular caramel In hs Gouhy ,os i S Gag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

THE BOYNToN FURNACE CO.
For Roynton's Furnaces. Hot Water Heaters Ran2eA
&c 20 To 2O7 and 2O9 WatrI-st.. Now-Iorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
eebino oftens tho gums reduces Inflammation, aays all
main cures wind collie and darrhoea % cents bctLle'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises sac Sets i 10 Moon sets. 25s Moonssse IL
HIGH WATER
4 y-snndy Hook BOT Gov. Island. $40 Hen Gate 1885
p N-aandy Hook 5.43 Gov. Island DOB Hell Gate 7:Sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

too"
Advertising Fall OvercoatS may not
help to-day's trade if the weather is sui
try. but rcadingO of the cool wave ont
West warns us to nudge you on the
subject. Overcoats, silk-lined, SO to
$50: lined with Italian cloth, $40 to
$25.
Early Fall suits for men, for boys,
for children are waiting to be looked at.
Our 80 and - cent neckwear went
down to % cents some days ago; not
all sold yet. To-day the dollar scarls
drop to 30 cents each.
We have all the new Fall shapes in
hats. and our So derby has no reason
to feel "cheap" when in company with
a five dollar chapeau.
Stores open this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
HrNRy A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

3lg WEST l46rHSr
Dfsaases OF the Nervous System Genlto rnay OrganS
rr,notence and Sterlllty Hours: " ~, TO s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

PORT OF NEw.YORK. FRIDAY SEPT. o, 1889
ARRIVED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
AID They Stole, Too.

Among the holes which Chairman
Quay discovered for the profitable de-
l'osit OF the money which John Wana.
naker's advisory committee raised
Soe him, was little scheme TO suppress
toevoice OF the Voice, (which is q Prohi-
vssaon newspaper published in New York.
~ the persuasion Of Quay's cash, two of
1hs employees Of the newspaper were in.
ouced to steal and sell to him its mailing
)ist !; whereby hs was enabled to send
~ reaiers documents calculated TO per,
euadethem to vote against the Pfobihitn n
tcket, and induce them to believe
tAat their organ, the Voice, within
whose folds such papers were enclosed
Was itself really In favor of Harrison's .
election. 1t Is believed that this trick
ooearsd TO Harrison many Prohibition
Soeas. IL was one quite worthy Of Quay 3
eo0mittee and We doubt very much
vhsther even its pious advisory commit
- would have turned its face away from
=. IL 10 safe to say that there was not a
ehing that money would do to gain votes.
maf would not have been done because il
- Immoral; or even because it was a
erans under ihs law; as the stealing Of
@aAllns lists is. There is talk OF
ceutlng Quay as an accomplice
" theft; but We do not
ocs v ses u done. A man who
~ ~ mI~l lswer hy sis sscaliiy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
DR o. MoLANE's
CBLRBsArsD
vermifuge, for Worms.

Andrew Dowuisg. Of Cpnturg t0vnship
vensnao county. gave his child one tssspoCn.
fol Of the genufbe Df. o. NcLMne's Ceiobfsicd
vermifuGo, ana she passed III worms. Noxt
m"roisg In repetition Of ths dose che passed
Joseph o. Allon, Of Amboy, gsve Q dose Of
misDge 70 2 child Of sir years old, anA u
another dCse to the same chii0, which broughi
away 60 moro. making l3S worms in about II
Mrs Quigby. No. Isa Ksser street, new York,
Wrltee us that she had child which had been
cnrsd w, :. bottle q the genuine Dr. y, neLans'.
passcd large q9antity OF worms, and IN {
farenn With such tendency before Shem
70 suspect worms, au0 lose NO time in admin.
istering the genuine DR.. @. Mclane's Vermi
fuge. IL never fats AUD Is periecly safe.
This y to certity that vas troubled with q
tape worm for more than sig months. I tried
AZ the Known Iemedies for this terrible afiiic
ton: en: Sithout being able 70 destroy n. Z
,ysrmif1se. prspAred by ylemiDs, Bros litts
lions and the result vas I discharged one
beside,a number OF small ones.
Pri'e Is cents bottle. Insist on having the
genuine. (O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
A Gosd DeclsIos.

Judge Barrett, Of the New York su
preme court, has decided that the sugar
trust Is an unlawful combination, and
that the North River Sugar Refining
company has forfeited Its charter In en-
tering into It. This decision must meet
the affirmation of the court of appeals
OF the state, to be sustained - It's law;
but 1t meets the entire appreciation Of
the community, and 1t may be safely
assumed a. tbs law not only Of New
York but Of the country. The decision
is based on no statute Of the state but
upon the broad principles Of the common
law prevailing everywhere, and that
entirely sufiices, when intelligently and
honestly construed by the judges, for the
peoples safety
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10

hardly ever suffefl for IL. There il too
much power protecting him. II the pres.
ident-elect should have the virtue accred.
tied to him, hs would not protect the
men who used dishonest means 70 elect
him; but would cid their conviction and
punishment; In which case Quay and
his advisory gang would all 70 10 jail in.
stead Of into office. But there IL no reas'
enable expectation that HarrisonS hon.
esty is Of any such fibre. It II more prob.
ably OF the kind that conveniently sleeps,
when sleep 10 useful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
After Millions.

The auditor general has made up tax
claims against divers great corporations
IN the state that amount in the aggregate
to over five millions Of dollars. They are
based upon the belief that the companies
have not returned the proper amount Of
their capital invested in the state. For
instance the Delaware & Hudson Canal
= company has paid taxes since 1870 upon
basis OF less than four millions Of capital
Invested In the state, while its latest re-.
ports show the amount invested to he
seventeen millions.
1t seems that Rufus L. Shapley, a Lead
ing Philadelphia lawyer, who seems TO
have made specially Of this tax busi--
mass, discovered these deficiencies while
revising the revenue laws some time ago,
and he was employed by the late Auditor
General Norris to make up the accounts
against the corporations, with the result
now published.
1t u hardly to be presumed that the
state will be able to collect this great sum
o. money, when collection has been so long
overlooked. 1t is hardly fair, in
deed, that 1t should do SO. 1t is
true that the corporations should have
made correct returns; but it may also
be that they thought they were doing SO.
We all know that the tax payer does not
Ike to pay taxes and few can be relied
upon to voluntarily return TO the
state every taxable dollar that they own.
The state officers are expected to be
vlgiiant enough to discover what
- taxable and to make their claim for it.
Corporations are quite as we'll inclined
~ individuals to escape taxation. 1t
= altogether probable that the state has
GOOD claim for all that it demands, save
that 1t makes Its demand too late to re-
cover the whole of it. The statute of
Limitation may not run In law against its
claims butt will be very apt to run in the
minds OF the jurors that try them. IL
The state can get from the companies
million or two for the five they owe, it
will do well.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
WANAAAR IRD


ter at $r.3s-maybe not at
$r.so.
Three patterns left Of the
$r.3s Damask worth Sr.7s to
81. Napkins to match.
We open to-day a royal
Table Linen-royal in weight,
pattern, and style-at s. yard.
Napkins to match at 81 a
dozen.
Napkins.
Here's a 68 Napkin that
drops to $r.25 a dozen. We've
sold more than $4,000 dozens
Of this precise sort-at $a.as,
at 81, at $r.85, at $r.6S, at
$I.5o--and now Stag! We
mean the new price for a few
days only. Worth hurrying
for.
A 20 inch square Napkin,
perfect selvedge, at 81 a dozen.
Compare it with other folks at
$I.5o.
ABA Napkin at $a.as. AL
most bleached a few washlnps
and they're white. We've sold
them at $3.50.
Another "a Napkin at $3.50.
Two patterns left. You'd ex-
pect to pay So.
Some old fashioned hand
loom Napkins from France.
Frenchy In shape and finish.
Like heirloom family linen, 400
years old. Louis XIV had no
better--if as good. Down from
$3.50 to $3.50. 27x3I in.
Linen Sheetings.
You've no reason to ever
expect anything better than our
French Linen Sheeting, 8o
inches wide, at Csc a yard, OF
our Linen Sheets. both ends
hemstitched, at $2.25, $a.35,
and $3.50 each.
Southwest OF centre.
No let up in the Women's
Muslin Underwear racket
Drizzle and down pour yester.
day, but swarms Of women got
to the big bargains just the
same.
Think Of a fresh, perfect, c.
P. Coutil Corset for S1.25!
second hoor Juniper street side. Four ole
Keep Diary--if you've grit
enough. Most folks haven't.
Think they have though. Now
Is when the good resolution is
ripe, the leaf is turned. Mil.
lions of leaves always 90 Aut.
tering over when the days begin
to grow long. We are ready
tor you, no odds how big or lit
tie the good intent. to ,
days on a page, Ioc to $2.Io.
Jun iper ana Market streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
= Daily IntellIgencer. !.
EAROAsTnA. JARUAnY 10. isa


[/{5sk 1u0 0fe0x storm.
- fearful disasters Of Wednesdays
- WIN cause great pervousness here.
- among people who Hnd themselves
- aboat big buildings in times when
80 winds prevail. Lightning hereto
6 - has been the dread Of nervous people,
IN ~ innocent thunder throws into
- q fuar because Of the dread power
- sllent partner. The destructive.
80 o. . great wind storm il now 80 fre-
1ntly demonstrated that the lightning 8
tWsr sinks into insIgniAcsnce. What
II b conceived more horrible than the
o6ea collapse Of . great mill full Of
nauity, or the falling down Of high
qll0ins upon the crowded streets and
ensso beneath itr
The cyclone and the earthquake have
Fome frequently in the past few years to
sSoofify TO their destructiveness and to
~ us that they are the authors Of the
noot dreadful calamities that can befall
SsU. Yet they do not seem to have fright
~oed ~ much. They come and 70 and
NJ largely forgotten. The present visi.
lnticn will not be 20 readily lost to mem.
- and when the next gale comes the
toDollections will return and dread that
Nm b uncomfortable.
1he two chief disasters OF wednesday .
eoem may be explained by the fact that
- Vas caused by the falling of the high
walls Of IN unfinished building, and the
oeher b. the collapse of the 300 feet long
Nalls Of . mill. Every one knows that
unfinished building is always in danger
1ecollapse In high wind, because its walls
- not bound together. and the wind
\ uU0 into the window openings and comes
dawn from the uncovered top and h as no
odequAte escape but in bursting out the
walls. And every one knows, too, that
- long wall Of mill, Embraced by
1oEtitions, IL weak and is generally too
lightly built to Withstand great wind
pressure, which It is not expected to en-
oounter. 1t is evident that there was
Z abundant weakness in both the struc-
turs that fell else the many thousands
q thoeo In the path of the storm would
1gSs Also collapsed.
% Il was evidently not cyclone, or not
fully developed one at least, that visited
-; else everything In Its path would have
4 Oune down. Probably it was as big one
- The mountainous nature of the land
eyer which II travelled would permit to
- formed. We cannot get the
blggest thing in the cyclone way
a from the great Western plains. This
eeorm IL supposed to have done its
damage at Pittsburg shortly after twelve
o'clock. At Reading the silk mill fell
e At half past Ave O'Clock. At Lam
caster the storm was at its height
ooon after five o'clock. At Sunbury
ne hour OF Its destruction is given at
q four.thirty. Harrisburg, however,
yoports its storm at four o'clock;
which probably is an error in the report.
New York city was struck at seven fifty.
The distance in an air line between here
and Pittsburg, is over two hundred
miIes, which 1t took the storm five hours
- traverse and about two hours and q
Z half to get to New York, about a hun
dred and thirty miles away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
g 3. s..

8 s.s.
swIfT's SPECIFIC cured me OF malignant
BLOOD Poison after I had been treated In vain
with OLD so-cAlled remedies Of Mercufy and
Potash, D, 3. Q. not only cured the BLOOD Pot.
son. Dut r6licved the Rheumatism which Wa
caused By the poisonous minerals.
ESQ. BOVeLLs 2i2l "a Avenue, n. r.
scrofula developed on my daughtor- swell.
log and Jumps on hor neck. We eave her
ssMrrS srECIrIC. ana The result was won
oerful ana the cure prompt.
D. A. DBAkAOhD. Cleveland, Tenn.
swIrT'B sPeCIrIC 10 entirely q vegetable
remedy. and 10 tho only remedy which psr
Ger ana ContaRious Blood Poison. Send fol
books on blood ana Bhin Diseases, mailed
free. THE bWIFf + SP PECIFIC CU..
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