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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
BAD WORK IN LAYING SEWERS.
a taXnaycrs OF Nnnnt NcinOn are aIDu scd


The TAXPAYERS Of MOunt Vernon aroused To in
dirnation bcoaisr Of the apparent Indifference on tho
mart Of the town Offices and the Inspectors appointed
u ,uprriniend the laying Of the lew sewer pipe.
II is charged that ~" contractors have not followed
the condiiIes Of their agreements and that In some
places there most glsrInG imposi;ions mass
meeting ~ d. cald 10y tho Law and order League,
at which decisive action Will lc begun and suits Of
arc tlr,,tcncd At the request OF some
of tic residents Third arc.. Jared >ahdfDiu pfc>i
dent Of the village. ard Trustees Archer. Appel ana
Nowlaud FRIDAY afternoon went ~ l"k a' inc
swcr In that avenue which had been compiebo
between second and Third sts. by the contractor NJ
Rvron Thi, 10 one OF the sections which partially
cavcd in during the heavy storm two weeks ago. Inc
Cling in tie sewer ipe showed mo grs'c>' N'o
lsuOn OF the terms Of the contract. The contractor
had removed large quantity Of sand from The irhch
ad replaced il b. depth of several icct Win A''o
blasted out at other points Ihi, stone was thrown
f., i,oscIy With no e.ith between the pieces. leaving
the pipe. OK posed great INJURY Many Of the piece,
Of STONE two fee Or oc IN ts,n ANA Gct"e ",
tract limits the size 10 five inches ana rq'iireS an
ps: = T. BY admitted 1 the 1 xSPs TO De
and the other trustees exprcse the opinion that
should be enrey rsIro y aSd 'ar i"v..rom q"
other sections Is to be made as the TAXPAYER SOM:
Of whom experts have frequently oomP's'hea u
the bad work
BEDroRD-surveyors arc at work laying laying ont Ind a
route for q croAs country rAilroad from troDh Laho
ing on the Hudson. east to Ri1gcneld. Conn
POUNDRIDGE-Tle Farmers Club In this n. nc'ghhor
hood ha, cho,cn the following Ohcsr> iol vi" wear
President Miles Adams: vic" president Wiihan JONES
treasurer. George Sconeid secretary. w. IL. Avery
KATONAH-The Rev DR.. Bowman. the new pastor
OF The Method st Episcopal Church, will occupy the
pulpit for the first time this morning.
CROTON LAKE.-The Republicans OF the IIid As
eembN District OF Wsstrhester County VIII hoid .
convention at Psnler's Hotel on saturday 2oth hlst
~ The pnrnoxc Of choosing five delegates to represent
BE district in the XVIII Congress District Convention
The Democrats OF the lid District VIII oud col
Vsntion ut the same place on september j" W e'co'
eight delegates ~ their convention.
wILLIAMsBRIDGE-Iti is thought that there t,' VIII
be another legal contest to Ous' one OF the Viaee
Eustees The BOARD acts as a BouJ OF Police Com
nisssners. and the new law disgnaliheS one OF the
trustees who j. interested IN the liquor trlillt -
The Republicans OF williamsburg have made INC
following nominations for village officers t"r pres
6. Kidder: Tor tax Collector. Il Gardner; for
hDaSure.. Robert NcTuFck for police Justice, y. +.
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WESTFIELD.

Tns Westdeld Musical Society has been organized.
sd series Of will he given during the fall
snd winter At each concert cantata will be in.
Alluded in the programme. The officers are: Pr,~i
dent, James o. Clark first vice president. Joseph
Sherman second vice president I;ober; Lucky
rotary, ". 3. Dudley: treasurer, J. W. Becbe.
The wcstfcld public schools will reopen for the
fall tcrm tomorrow morning.
Ephr.am Sampson fatally Injured Friday bv
failing down . well on the Railway Road. Sampson
had been indulgng freely in liquor and attempted 10
descend into tho we'll by small rope. The un-
fortunate man lost his hold upon the rope lmnc.
distcly after lie disappeared beneath the curbing Of
The wel
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.- caInpmectng at HOLSTERS
Grove. East End which opened last sunday under the
auspices OF Methodist Episcopal churches in this city
and which has been success will close th, evening
The Rev. Il. q. = McMcae has returned from hs
vacation and Will preach at the south ConSrcgut
Church this morning. The Rev. l.. X. >tTeetcr has
returned from ocean Grove and the Thousand lsardS
ard will conduct services t. tho Methodist
Episcopal Church.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
HAVE SECURED TIE MONON.
f1A w SENll MD TIL NiT-N'7.@'
LATEST ADDITTON TO TIL RICHMOND TERM
NAILS VAST SYSTEM.

CHICAGO Sept G.-"Thc Evening JDnrnal' lays :
9Th. Contra, Railroad OF Georgia and III" Fast Triincs
sec have II IS reported. purchased the L'ii'vill'I
New Albany and Chicago 'pid. "a" MOnou route. aHd
made it part Of their great Southeastern system
This gives the Terminal line into Louisville over
popular rad and TIM, oiablc IL 10 hight IT, S,ro'r"
rival the Louisville AM Nashville: also In" INT"
Chicago making a powerful triangular system from
such southern points Richmond a",inah Ernn'
wick Augusta Atlanta, CittinOOga and Knoxville t.
Chicago Tho MOnOl route II Will tc rcncnbcrcd
was bought By the icnn>y vaia road and the Louis
vlo and Nashville few days asc the East Tc:iic'
see made All offer Dr 1t and secured IT, It's po-scs>ion
males the West Iblit Terminal powerful competitor
iu Chicago with tho several biz SYSTEMS that now
control >0uthcrn freshts 10 and from the Northwest
In the meantime. IT /; rin"rI 1at the Lon, villn
and Nashville will secure tn Mari-tth and North
Georgia the contract calling for 10 PER cent ol the
stock of Tie Georgia Railway and the -ontI Carolina
Railway from Augusta 10 Charleston and Columbia
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ORANGE.

DEATH FOLLOWS THE PULLING OF TOOTH.
Orange Valley has been a good deal excited By the
Death Of Lucy Gray, the six yearoh dan ht"r Of
Aaron Ghy. Six weeks she went to James T.
M,rehous to have tooth extracted. lie is drrls
gin. Tie girls mouth was in bad condition. and
Immediately after the tooth had bea,> drawn she
ts1en sick and gangrene of the jaw followed succeeded
b. gan creme II the leg. She died Thursday from
p!aems- The parents Of the Child are indig, ant.
NJ Norehousc ay> that lie l. PROPERLY licensed. and
Tat he has extracted 1000 teeth without an c
eaent. He says that the blood poisoning due
te bad condition Of the chd's system. The Coroner
- been requested to hold al examination.
Tho ohcal census Of Orange gives It's population at
teT%. An increase in the last ten years OF 500.
AArsn NJ. Condt one Of the oldest residents OF the
Oranges. died ct his home In Mainst., East Orange
yoGertay afternoon. at the ago Of n1nety He
D ahoo4aker by trade. and after he was ninety wears
old he hall Solcd pair Of shoes in excellent style ~
Show that he had stu the knack. His death WAS IN
Consequence Of fall.
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STRIKE IN THE LUMBER REGION.

East Saginaw. Mich, Sept. e.-Ncarly 400 men cn'-
ployed on the Tttaewsssee boom were idle last night
and operations have been suspended. temporarily al
least. on Thursday largo number Of men demanoen
an increase Of % per cent In wages but OH account OF
4 strike for shorter hours earlier In the season. tn
which the COMPANY acceded the Iast demand WAS re
fused and work was ordered stopped. The company
has RATED 900 900 feet Of logs this season ana
the mills generally VOL supplied. and aldcd ny
the railroads, the mill owners can stand the strain u"u
October ! without Inconvenience
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FOR FORFEITURE OF THE NJ. X. AND T.''
QUARTER

Chicago. sept. Ga dispatch from Austin. Tex.
SAYS the Attorney General yesterday filed SUIT III
the District Court against the Missouri, kanSsi, and
Texas RalrOad Company for the forfeiture 81 h>
charter. II alleged that tho company, contrary to
law has consolidated with the West Limo. Red River.
Trinity Dallas and t;rcrnvilc. and other roads, and
that II has illegally issued bonds Oh sald roads to
the amount Of 931 900 Jnilc.
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TIE BELT LINE AT RICHMOND.

Richmond. Va, sept. u (>pc'al).-Thc B-lt Line
EArsd. connecting the North and south lines arOnnd
Eichmo,I the Jane. River b, hong bridge Will
BE- complctd by Ort"l"r |. Through Passenger, und
TONNAGE v i'll not be halted hers.
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RAILWAY BROTHERHOOD HOSPITAL.

Chicago. sept. (SpeciuD. secretary VI stn'f
to-day issued license Of incorporation to the Railway
Bro hcihood Hospital Association of Chicago. to pro
vide a place where its members receive csrc and
medical attendance in sickness accident; capital
stock T:OO.OOO. ncOrpora or--IcrcyAl l.. ClurK'
h. r. Clark, William +. Narri, and others.
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TIE LILTPrTIiNS ARRIVE.

Thirty Li!pita- vii" T. take part a. rforn.anc
~ Nli"- Thar. atrN'r! yesterday on tn" stai"r ''l
l,r Tiny from tli'" 20 four feet h9h. and u'
.ulIorit = .h"I ,iid 10 T." undo. NJ. terry
,,r!c'y VII !oua int ia" uatLr.
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SUIT AGAINST TIE NJ, X. AND

Austin. Tex Sept. G.-Attorney- General Hogg has
filed in the Travis County District Court, on behalf
Of the state Of Texas. suit against tho MISSOURI.
Kansas and Texas Rsrosd for the forfeiture OF it,
charter. The petition alleges wiful violation OF tile
laws Of Texas by exceeding It's charter powers In every
particular possible to fraudulent management; that IL
has caousy bonded itself for a37 900 per mile and
stocked itself for $4,000 per mile that 1t has ao-
sorbcd and controls. I'm violation Of the Stste Con-
sttution. seven other railroads in The state: shat "
has consolidated these roads and has mortc4tee eas y
Of them = consolidated bonds Ns'1u " II
and other Indebtedness to the amount OF over S@e.
600 OOO and that these roads have been stripped and
deprived Of all their property.
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Excr,Rs1oNs TO sHoHoLA GLEN.

Tho season for the popular 81 excursions IN
Shohola Glen il drawing TO a close The Erie hallway
announces that the last weo dav excursion Will be nun
Oh Wednesday next. and the last Sunday excursion
ON September Hl
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LONG ISLAND.

TWO DOGS FIND LOST CHILD.
George d. Bayer. two years and six months old. Of
No. 46S Lockwood st, Long Island City, was missed
from his home on Friday afternoon. His parents and
friends searched for the boy far into the night, but
failed to find him. The search resumed at day :
light and two hunting dogs called into rcQuisi-
ton. An apron which the child had worn v.s held
up for them smell Of and the dogs started
the scent. followed by the searching party. About
@ o'clock the men had followed the dogs to a large
swamp back OF Wolsey's Woods. The dogs ran ahead
along the edge Of the swamp followed closely by the
scarchers. suddenly the dogs stopped. aud the men
running up found the missing child standing in water
up 10 its neck. The little fellow almost
hali>tcd He carried home and medical aid sum
moned. The child's flesh shrveled up from beng
So long in the water. Tho doctors think that he must
have stood In the pond the greater part OF the night
The boy will be confined to his bed for some time.
The doctors say lie will recover
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Murphy Tho nominations were indorsed by n
Peoples ticket
PORTCHESTER.-The Hawthorne WOollen Mills to
meet the demand for It's goods, has been compelled
t. begin night work. which will give employ mcnt
for 1o6 additional hands
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THEY WERE ALONE IN A BURNING BUILDING.
The wife and young children Of Thomas NJ. Burke
Of >outlold. suffolk County. narrowly escaped being
burned TO death yesterday morning in their home at
that place Nr. Burke was away In New York at the
time. About II. H. Mrs. Burke aroused from
her sleep by smoke which filed her room. She got
up and discovered that the lower part Of the house
was in a blaze she picked mp her two young children,
but when she started for the stairs she found that the
foot Of the stair, Was mass vi flames. Mrs. Burke
aud her children would undoubtedly have persisted but
for the timely arrival OF some neiglbOr. who sue
ceedtd in rc>cung them. The house was totally dc
st,Dyrd with most OF its contents The total will
NOT So 900.
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DIVISION HEADQUARTERS 10 RE MOVED.
Kansas CITY. Mo-. sept. Con- September 10 the
Headquarters Of the Western division Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee, and st. Paul RalVad will be removed from
ClilllcOihc, NO., IA this city.
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one Of them John Kelly being fatally hurt. large
orce OF police finally 9nclled the riot and the trach
laying resumed. The Vanderbilt lines Will be ex-
tended to this city upon the completion Of tho new
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MAXINE INIELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

suprtsss - ~ Moon nso Dap Moons ass23
~ HOOK. 2I3 Go, .Isisud 131 HeihGatA l3O
P.N-Ssudy HOOK. rs Gov. Island 2Jc Hell OAs as
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To Rrsy.Nr WORK on A NEW LINE.

Cape May y. j.. Sept. (SpecIa)-Thirty laoorers
arrived here to night to begin work on tho new r'ls
dclphia and Seasfore Railroad now being constructed
between Winslow Junction. on tho Reading Railway :
Atlantic City line, and Cape Nav. Work was discon
tinued last June owing to legal cmbarTassmentS D
will be resumed Monday. from which time thc "orh
will probably proceed until the road is completed
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IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY ELECTION.

Chicayo sept 6.--Thc Iowa Central hallway Com
pany held It's annual mcetTt yesterday in this city and
Gle ted officers for the coming YEAR. Russell sage was
elected president. H. j. Morse vice president. and
George H. Morse secretary aud treasurer Russell
sage H. J. Morse, A. Is. otickney. q. f. TaintOr. Ed
ward f. CEa~, Robert T. Mcfaddcn Dunlap Smith
e. H. Ackert and George X. Noise we're elected the
board Of directors communication from President
condition. 1hc following Is the exhibit Of earning,
and exp.n. for The ,;', n, year , cnalns .nnc 80 as
is,. 81 81, BOB: Is@o sl5ss 1868: increase. S20l,
decrease : $40 The report calls attention. to the
large increase fright from Peoria To point, East and
Of grain shipments from the Missouri River to Eastern
market, Trough Peoria
CANADIAN PACIFIC TO SECURE TIE WABASH.
Chicago, Sept Ga special dispatch irDm Spring
field ILL., says a letter received here yesterday from
the international News bureau Of London directed To
the rcprscntative OF the United States central branch
f TINT larcar that at the October meeting Of the
directors Of Ae Wabash tina, railway system east and
wr, Of he Mississippi River will pass into the control
Of the CANADIAN Pac!Hc HALLWAY Company. President
n e. Van Horne, Of the Canadian Pacific. during the
NINTH uf August made y careful Inspection of the
WABASH syste.' including It's LEASED terminals In CHI
cage wi'h he thought profitable for continuous limo
, Irtnit now reached by his company, to St. Louis
and IN, southern farm and fruit belt 1t Is understood
that he deal Is English one with the aid OF Holland
bondhdlcr'.
s,.,vEyING FOR A MISSOURI PACIFIC LINK.
kasas City, Mo-, sept. 6.--Ycsterday 4 corps OF
enerers was sent out by the Missouri Pacific road to
couutste the survey OF It's connecting link between
Cartilage NO., and Bstesville Ark. distance OF 220
mila Tho road 10 to he completed within year
TiI piece OF road will complete tile company's lines
frop Kansas City TO NcwOrleans.
SERIOUS RIOT OVER RIGHT OF WAY
louisville. Ky.. Sept 8-Workmen employed By
thu Louisville aud Jacksonville Bridge Company IN
latng tracks supposed To be for the u'e Of the Big
Far Railroad, over the right OF way owned by tn"
BMye Company In this city, were assaulted last
utht by mob Of wOrkmcn employed at the
DINA. Long Pipe Works. who believed the tracks would
h laid across Longs property. desperate fight
Issued ana number Of tho participants we're injured
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Uork Uante6.
Males,

q YORK IKIHuNE Viii BE RE.
SSGiTE ~, At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
un uni: s's bf"ad"s nto Corner Thirtv-irst-,s.
Twcntv.second and TWENTY third sts.. until
y; m: go weot Twenty. t,ird.s;.. corner
aH. ave. l32 six;n.ave. La Fourth.
corner Forty .sovsn:h.st. io:G Thira ava.
n,ar s!xsv.nr.t.st.; I.7os Flrst.ave.: io0
Wr:t Forty.second.st. NintI,.avs. and
SA'Y's e1a Es. 90 Liberty-s,.. s: Avenue
0tFIcE $50 East One.huudred. and Nv " rnt,r
nIth.at.. w to v. m. at regular Office
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permanent position ~ carpenter and
sores m,SSnanic. - - janitor best refer.
$50 East 79th-st ~
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collector, oftlce a.,istant or stini,ar
POSITION. Address J. G.. 844L SHAT.
LINK q ROUKKEFPEK by young
r-..b INA" Nth f good education hA' been a
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~ wishes position as clerk law office or
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o. ',d ability Is shown /, more desired than
HHneAcrptionsblr references II rsQuircd. Adj.
afess j. C.. 2l0 Tribune ONCE.
GARNET .FOREMAN.-wsnt..d. silva.
ton as cabinet foreman: has all cADrri.
| 'nce III ina line: best references under.
s ,ams, I h1w to make hi, own details.
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CAtKpENTEK.-Dy sood workman job.
~ Ding shop nr factory W. c.. ribuu,
ptown Office 1.23s Broadway.
COLLE TOK.-Position a. col~.tor for
who:e~al" firm. or take tulI ,narge
an estate. collect rents. attend r.plir..
' ,emr' in.nranc": am we'll pr-td; tr>t
n,nsnrs; houses OF long Standing. Addros,
HOWARD. Box l3c. Trll unc 0nic".
CAkl'EA TEI:-By man with experlcnce:
rshoy ~ ovrtytl ing In a fartsy. hrtel
VI any e@tahli-hh ant {. K..:27 f.. l0oth.st.
DRtGHlST'S relief clerk. II yrar.' tx.
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Roman Fever,

Rome. the capital of the kingdom NJ
Italy, the center round Which the Ro.
man Catholic church revoIves has the
character. not undeserved. of being the
most unhealthy of the capitals of Flu
rope Munich has always the spccter
of typhoid fever haunting it. and SUIT
CART can by no means show clean bill
of l., alth; but in Rome not only does
foyer of one sort or other riot in he
summer, but it also broo.Is in the win
ter No sooner does the sun begin to
gain power. the flowers to open. and the
birds to sing, than those not Injured to
malaria pack their portmanteaus and
depart
Too often visitors to Rome in the
winter and early spring carry away with
them, if not Frustrated on the spot. the
germs OF typhoid, and as all the world
goes to Rome, the curiosity shop of the
world, it is well that the causes of the
insalubrity of the city should be well
understood. in order that, as far as pos
sible. precautions should be taken
against the fever To remedy the evil
lies not in their hands. but in those of
the municipality, which is eagerly labor
ing to make Rome SO hideous as to de.
ter travellers from the desire of revisit
ing it, and as yet has not done suffi
Gent in the right direction to correct
the deadly evil. Chambers Journal