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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Atlantic Trust Company Forcclosing on
the Hnskin Wood yulcaniztnr Company.

The Atlantic Trust Company Foreclosing on
the Hnskin Wood vuicanizinr Company.
The Atlantic Trust Company has brought
suit against tho Haskin Wood Vulcanizing
Company to forecose chattel mortgage dated
bonds for that amount. The mortgage covers
the plant and buildings OF the company at the
foot OF East Nineteenth street and at 155th
street and Harlem River. also franchises and
patents. The company was cap italized at
S5.OOoO0O. Wealthy men OF this city. Cleve-
land. Columbus. Chicago and Denver became
Interested in It. Daniel p Eclls OF Cleveland
was President, Daniel Myers OF Cleveland Vice.
President Ii. L Chubb Secretary. and Samuel
f. Haskin General Manager. The company
never had any rating at Bradstreets large
amount oil money was spent on the plant and
In experimenting but the business. 1t Is said
has not been very profitable.
Thomas Rogers OF Jamaica has been ap-
pointed receiver in suppl EN- entary proceedings
for George ID: Smith. who kept the Columbia
and Metropolis restaurants on Fourteenth
street near University place, The Bank q the
Sept. . for S26. 40
II, F. Pollard has been appointed receiver OF
the kindllng wood business carried on by John
/. Ethel and Henry A. Kunath at 525 to 531
West Fifty-flfth street on the application OF the
latter. who wants the partnership dissolved.
MIR. kunath says that Ettel three weeks ago
departed for parts unk Known.
Henry H. Sherman has been appointed re-
George w. Nenable. wine merchant OF 81
Reade street. in the suit OF the W tern Ma
tional Bank on notes The receiver is for Mr.
office OF the q. W. Venable Company. OF which
he Is Secretary and Treasurer. that the matter
has nothing whatever to do with the company.
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE CLEARED UP.
A Girl aud Her Admirer Held for Assault
Ing Her Former Lover

BRIDGEPORT. Sept There were lodged In
the county Iail in this city tonight Carrie
Saunders and Michael O'Hearn from Easton.
bound over to tho Superior Criminal Court for
trial on the charge OF assault with intent to
kill. The arrest clears up n mysterious case.
About two weeks ago a young farm hand.
James German, was found lying beside an un-
freQuented highway in Easton unconscious
and beaten almost beyond recognition. He
was taken to the hospital in this. city. When
no recovered consciousness he refused to talk.
The Easton authorities secured evidence
which 1t Ia thought is sufficient to fasten the
crime upon the two arrested. They had a hear
ing this afternoon. and were held for trial.
The case made out agai INST the prisoners Is
that for some time past James German and
Carrie Saunders had been lovers. On "a sudden
the woman tran sferred her affections to NJ ichael
O'Tlearn. 1t is said that German made re-
marks uncomplimentary to the Saunders
woman. They reached her enTs. and she and
her new admirer sent word to German to meet
her at nm unfreIuented place. He went and
1t Is supposed that O'Hearn and the woman
gave him n beating.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
THEY WON,T PAY THEIR TAXES. .
Canadian Settler. Who Don't Believe Ia
Tax Collectors.

Tax Collector.
OTTAWA. Sept IA gentleman who reached
tho city to-day from the township OF Low. OF
tawa county. says that the people OF that lone
some district are again organizing to resist
the payment OF taxes. which. for the past
twenty years. they have defed the authorities
to collect. Taxes have now accumulated to
the extent OF thousands OF dollars, and al-
though the Government have sent up bailiffs
to nlorce the law. they have always retreatod
with broken heads.
A short time ago a company OF militia was
ordered to go into the township to back up
the tailifrs. but hearing Of the raid that was 70
with shotguns. ptchforks. and SO on ana,
secreting themselves on tho main road. waited
in ambush for tho soldiers. The latter learned
OF the trap and refused to proceed
The township Is about thirty miles from the
Ottawa River. There are several hundred
settlers who are willing to pay their taxes, but
driven out Of the settlement Il they did 40
Another attempt. however, 10 to be made By
sending up a larger iorce OF militia to carry
out the law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
NOT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF..
John Y. McKane Reiinquishes His Chances
In Favor or n Friend.

In FnVOr OF n Friend.
1t Is generally conceded In political circles
in Brooklyn that John y. McKane. the Graves
end chieitain. could have the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff OF Kings county this
year. and TO elected with ease. But tho high
office and attendant S50.0 600 year emolu-
ments will not tempt him to become candi.
date. He formally announced yesterday that
he Is not In the race.
He says. however. that his influence will be
exerted in favor OF Daniel Ryan. the leader OF
the Democratic forces in the Eighth ward. As
Mr.. Ryun has already the support Of nearly all
favor with Hugh Mclaughlin. 1t Is considered
highly probable that he will capt ure the prize.
He served as Supervisor for several years. and
is extremely popular with the younger ele-
ment in the organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08

LYNN Mass. Sept. 7-Myron II. WhittredRe
& Co.. shoe manufacturers. Lynn. made an as
signment yesterday to Arthur f Pope and
Edwin L. Newhall Slow collections caused
the assignment Liabilities about $4,000.
HAvERHILI. Mass. Sept. IAN adjourned
meeting Of the creditors OF Scarf Il Webster.
shoe manufacturers. was held at their Office
this forenoon. The Investigating committee
appointed at a former meeting reported that
the affairs OF the firm were all right and
recommended that the creditors accept 20
cents cash on the dollar. The creditors voted
to do 80.
PHII.ADELPHIA Sept. flames Bole. carpet
manufacturer. has failed. Liabilities. $12.O 900;
assets the same.
PAwTUcKET. r. l.. Sept IA meeting of tho
creditors OF David Harley Co. was held to-
day. The assignee's statement showed total
liabilities 49,. 3;'4. assets SS4 .544: commit
tee was appointed to examine the statement
and inspect the stock. Another meeting will
be held next Monday afternoon.
AUSTIN Tex. Sept. III. Holman. general
merchandise. OF Kyle. Tex. small village
near here. assigned yesterday morning Liza
and Galveston merchants and capitalists are
affected to the amount Of $4,000 on goods and
notes. H. b. Clafin & Co. OF New York are also
creditOra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Tho Mexican boundary Dispute.

WASHINGTON. Sept, 7.-On information re-
ceived by Major Gen. Schofleld from Gen.
Wheaton. commanding tho Department Of
Texas, that the owner OF the sheep on the
disputed island In the Rio Grande. near
Havana. is a citizen OF the United States, the
State Department has assumed charge OF tho
case OF this country in the Mexican boundary
dispute, and will proceed on the basis OF Gen.
Wheaton's statement. 1t is probable that the
United States will enter O protest against the
action OF tho Collector Of Customs at Mata-
moras in sending armed men to seize sheep
belonging to an American citizen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
a High Compliment for tho New York Hank
Banks Rcsuming Business.

WASHINGTON Sept. THE Commercial Ma
tional Bank OF Ogden. Utah. which suspen ded
payment July 10. 1893. has to-day been pcr-
mitted to reopen Its doors for business
The following national banks haze also re-
sumed business under authority. from the
Comptroller; The First National. the Ma;
tionnl Citizens'. and the Mankato National
banks Of Mankato. MINI.
Deputy Comptroller Tucker to-day author
lied the Second National Bank OF Summerville.
n. j.. to begin business, and extended the cor.
porate existence Of the First National Bank Of
Central City, Col. to Sept. 10. lob
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
The First Having No Objections, She Took
n Second Husband.

PATERSON. n. j.. Sept. 7.-Annie Post. alias
Annie Blsbee, 20 years old. was arrested
hero to-day upon tho charge Of bigany Her
'ather- in. law. James II. Post. made tho COM
Ilant. Annie married James Bisbee In 1883.
and eleven months afterward separated from
securing divorce from her first husband.
Before marrying she asked her first husband
II he nd auy objections TO the union. The
latter replied In the negative. adding that he
was glad TO get rid Of her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Inspecting Immigrants nj Quebec.

MONTREAL. Eept. THE Commission to
settle the prevention OF imm grafton OF alien
laborsrs into the United States. composed Of
Col Stump and DR.. Senner. representing tho
American Government: Deputy Minister Bur-
CESS. representing the department Mt Ottawa,
railroads. held Its final session here to-day.
The arrangement agreeing to the stationing
Of United States inspectors at Quebec to ex-
anime immigrants was signed and now awaits
official ratification by tho two Governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Died from Be,.r ImpAlsd on " Fsnse Picket

A middle-aRed lnborer named Matthew
Vaughn died at the City Hospital In Newark
yesterday from the effects OF a peculiar acci-
dent. While staggering along Newark street
on Wednesday night he reeled against an iron
at los Newark street. He hung heiplossly over
the fence for some time. and finally q passer
by, who went to hts assistance. found he was
had broken two OF his ribs and penetrated his
Btomach,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Ore Mines Start Up.

RussELLvILLE. Ala. Sept THE Yourtree
ore mine and the Russelville coal mine. which
suspended about two months ago will resume
operations next Monday ON full time. About
The companies have contracts enough ahead
to run the mines night and day for six months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Mills Shutting Down.

WEsTcHEsTER Pa. Sept. Tho Brooklyn
iron mills at East Brandywine have shut down
permanently. Fifty hands are thrown out OF
employment
Company. employing 300 hands. closed indef-
initely for lack OF orders last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Want to Reorganize tho Madison Square
Hank.

committee representing the stockholders
OF the Madison Square Bank. accompanied by
their counsel. Mr.. Lauterbach. called on the
receivers yesterday afternoon. Guggen-
helmor 4 Untermeyer were present as coun;
to learn how much fresh capital 1t would take
to effect a sound reorganization. The re-
ceivers declined to offer any opinions. but Of
fered the committee all the information in
their possession. from which the committee
might draw its own conclusions.
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Now Four,h-clas. Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, Sept THE total number Of
fourth class Postmasters appointed to-day
was eighly-three. OF which forty-seyen were
death. Among the appointing were tho fol-
lowing In NewYork State: John ureavcy Mt Dc:
pew. William II. Sandwich at Dryden, and
Henry A. Wright at Elm Centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE President sent to
the Senate to-day the following nominations:
ID. II Hayes, Postmaster at Crowley, La
Lieutenant Commander T.. W Watson. 10 be a Com
mAnder LiegL r. NJ Il. Brown. to be Lieutenant Com
mAnder. -
Lieut. O. ". penfed Junior grade. TO be Lieutenant
Ensign j. G. Drake to be Lieutenant JUNIOR grade;
also tweny recess appointments OF Postmasters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08

Thrivss on good food and sunshine with plenty ofeH
and her face blooms with iIs beauty II her system
needs the cleansing action OF Laxative remedy, she
ules the gentle and pleasant liquid Laxative syrup OF
figI-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
Reading Coliierie. on short Time.

READING. Sept 7.--Orders were issued yes
terday to put all OF the Reading coliierics on
three days time. and they were shut down
last night tor the rest OF the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-08
BROoKLYN'S SUSPENDED BANK.
The Communicable Receiver Wants to Re
turn Some Notes and Moneys To the Owners.

The COmmercinps Receiver wants TO he.
turn Some Notes and Moneys To the Owners.
Receiver W. N. Dykman OF the suspended
Commercial Bank in Brooklyn got an order
yesterday from Judge Pratt in the Supreme
Court requiring the Attorney General to show
cause why he 1.-THE receiver should not be per-
mitted to return certain notes. drafts. and
checks to the owners. The order is return
able on Monday.
These are the notes and moneys which the
receiver wants to return: Notes for collection
due. aggregating $4,000: notes for collection
not due. aggregatIng $13.O64: TO- deposits
made after the close Of the bank. aRgregating
The kicking depositors met again last night
at Hayiland Hall and heard the, report OF the
Receiver Dykman and secured list Of the
stockholders Chairman Drant OF the com
mittse said the directors now seemed to real
ize that they were personally responsible for
settle with the depositors by paying 100 cents
Lawyer Horace Graves to the effect that the
directors were individually liable. and that
cashier V Vail The drectors we're donbly LA.
BILE in view Of the fact that they had declared
dividends while aware that the bank was in
Col. David b. Lynch said the affairs OF the
bank were more rotten than any OF them at
first supposed. and that Claussen and his as
sociates were not to these bank
wreckerS.
NO further action VIII be taken by the COM
mittee until a consultation has been held with
tho Attorney General when formal applica-
tion will he made for the appointment OF an
assistant receiver.
High Compliment for the New York Banks
M. Alexander L. Orr, Vice-Presdent OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, received a letter on
Wednesday from the Hon. William Lidderdale.
who was a governor Of the Bank OF England
during the Barring troubles. in which Mr.. Lid
derdale says:
The worst OF your financial crisis is trust.
past. In severity It seems to me to have far
exceeded anything seen during the present
century in The United states. The New York
banks have. think shown financial manage.
In the way they have stood shoulder to shout
der and supported credit. They have set q
good example to our 1inanciers here. one
which. trust, will bear fruit"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

'of the child of Mr:and Mrs. Frank
Smith, took place to-day at 10 o. m .,from
the family rooms, . large procession fol-
lowing to the grave. The Rev. W. J.
Cleveland oficiated.
Ecan Express, 10: Miss Mamie Bren-
nan came home Saturday from Madison
whore she had spent two weeks at the
teachers institute. John Fiemming OF
Madison 10 acting as foreman OF the
round house ut this place until Mr..
Whites successor 10 appointed.
Hon. z. d. Scott, president OF the
Union Hail insurance company, OF HUI
ron, spent the day with his old Grant
county neighbor, Deputy Sheriff McGov-
ern. He reports his company having
done q very safe yet extensive Insurance.
business though having met a good
many losses.
Yankton Press, IL: Prof. A. FL. Yoder,
of Madison, s. d, who has been lectur-
ling before the teachers institute this
week, left this afternoon tor Hutchinson
county, where be will lecture in an insti-
tuts next week. Prof. Yoder's work ID
chiefly along the line OF Herbartian ped
agogy which 10 now receiving the atten.
ton or leaders IN educational circles,a and
seems destined to supplant oil other ex'
isting theories. At the close OF the in
stitute yesterday the teachers presented
him with an elegant gold-headed cane
The county superintendent has request
cd ham TO lecture before the institute
again next year and he has promised t.
come, provided his affairs at that tims
will permit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Jailed Noted swindIera.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 11.-The central
police station contains two persons
whom people all over the country are
looking for. One Of them is John Paul
Moore, alias DR.. Garland and q dozen
other names. The other is Minnie May.
alias Minnie Menard, Mrs. DR.. Garland
and Mrs. Dr.. Russell. They were ar
rested for running a clairvoyant depot
and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. although this charge may be
changed There are five charges against
them in ST. Paul and % in Chicago. It
10 also thought the police departments
In several other cities would give them
q warm welcome.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
THE CITY.


VIM. WhitmoEe ID on the streets
again after q weeks severe illness.
Jas. Bridges was Q morning passenger
Tor the worlds fair, where he will revel
Tor shout ten days.
J.T. Summers, who has been spending
B day or two in Madison on business, re-
turned to Sioux Falls to-day.
8. @. Hsrrick'S school III VOCAL music
will open in the Adventist church, with
twenty pupils, NEXT Monday
Elkton Record, II: Karl Gerner, 81
the Madison Sentinel, was 4 welcome
guest In nj den Monday. He was on
bic Wy 70 the world's greatest show ii
Chicago.
The funeral services over the remains
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

n tie greatmonesntuin Of ths women
m~ovs1nent. which Hs rsr Victims
every. diy, one y ipclined q oxeslook
th4 tsct thAt wosnan MSeA poxsTm6ral-
~, socially md ~intellectpsIly in the az
tsanth centuryaswellAs tbs ,nineteenth,
tllAt sfhs doors q the untysrsities. were
OPEN toa her not only 10 study hut to
tsachswithin their SACRED precinctss Ii
ths University sof Salananca she had 4
place. and when Isabella of Spain de.
sired to acquire the Latin tongue It was
TO q woman that she turned for 3 tutor.
In Italy, even In the thirteenth century,
. noble Florentine lady won the palm 81
oratory In . public contest in Florence
with learned doctors from all over thu
world.-New York Sun.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
VIII Benefit the Road.

TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 17.-In an In.
terview James b. Ashton, general
Western counsel of the Northern Pacific
said: The road will be operated just
rs before under circumstances which
will prevent depreciation In the physi
cal condition OF the system. I believe
that the commercial and business re.
suits OF this action must be beneficial
instead Of detrimental to the Western
country, because the protection Of the
federal courts along it's entire line viii
be thrown around the system and viii
prevent the depreciation of Its prop.
erty.1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

what the Complaint OF winston and
Others Sets Forth.

What the Compiaint or winston ana
Others Sets Forth.
6T. PAIL, Aug. I7.-Shortly after 3
p. m. In the circuit court Judge John
A. Williams appointed Thomas +.
Cakes, Henry G. Payne and Henry G.
Rouse receivers Of the Northern Pacific
Railway company. TIE papers are the
same as filed in New York. Milwaukee,
Bismarck, Helena, Olympia and Port
land.
Complainant's Bin.
The bill sets forth that the plaintiff,
r. b. Winston, Is o resident Of the city
at Minneapolis. and the other plaintiffs
Of the city of New York. The Msssrs.
Winston, Prentice and Sheldon are
stockholders OF the company and the
Farmers Loan and Trust company is
trustee for the holders Of the honda is-
susd under the mortgages figuring in
the suit. After settling forth the organ
iSAticn Of the company TO operate rail-
road and telegraph lines and the fact
that IL Ia the owner Of . large amount
II stock in corporations owning various
branch railroad and telegraph lines,
the bill states that the gross earnings of
the company for the year ending June
20, 1892, are stated to have been $751;
209, 606 and Ito operating expenses e30,-
465, 00S, leaving q surplus Of 1884, 900.
For the fiscal year ending June 90, 1873,
the gross earnings amounted TO $780,
500. 81 and the operating expenses to
$y1, 4SO, 937, leaving q deficit Of $40, 066.
In these figures are not included q loss
Of $257, 3O1 in operating the Seattle.
Lake Shore and Eastern railroad and q
loss Of $l75, 600 in operating the Chicago
and Northern Pacific terminals, which
would make the
Total Deficit $o72. 767.
In May, 1893, 1t is stated, the COMPANY
undertook to fund its Indebtedness and
issued a collateral trust in debenture,
since which time IL has made strenuous
efforts to carry out its provisions, bat
has failed. The price Of the company's
bonds is stated to have rapidly declined
within the past few months and the
company is alleged to have exhausted
its resources. A list of the interest loan
about to become due ID given and 1t Il
set forth that the company is indebted
TO Sheldon u Co. in the sum OF $3.50, 600
It is alleged that the company win not
b able to pay either the interest
moneys, the sinking fund charges. OF
Its other debts, and the plaintiffs. there.
fore, ask for the appointment Of a re
ceiver and such other relief as the court
can afford. The defendant company
filed an answer admitting that iii
earnings have been falling of Of late
that its expenses have been exceeding
its earnings; that there is no prospec
of an increase of its gross earnings il
the near future; thatits funding schem,
set ont in its collateral trust indentur,
Of May II, 1892. has failed and that i
ID insolvent and will not be able to pay
the interest, sinking fund charges ant
its other debts as set forth in the com
plant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17

Remember the Andrews Opera Go. ID
the only one that has ever ventured out.
side the gates OF q city circuit with a
metropolitan company and they fully
deserve your most liberal patronage. At
the opera house Monday evening, Aug
ust a. Buy tickets at Smiths drug
store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Racine Bank Failure.

WAsHlNqToN, Ang. 17.-Comptroller
Ecksis \ informed OF the failure Of the
Union National bank OF Racine. Wis.
Efforts are being made BY the stock
holders TO havs the German National
bank or Denver resume business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Ktllod by \ Tornado.

PARKER CITY, Neb.. Aug.. l6.-John
Turnbull's house was destroyed and
the hired girl and baby killed by q tor
nado south Of here. Five inches Of rain
fell. Many bridges have been swept
away and other damage done.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Prister,s WIfa soioides

MAnIsoN, Wis. Ans. u.--Mn.
Charles Urwin. wife OF : printsr. now
IN Chicago. committed suicide ~
jumping from = row boat into Lake
Mendoza. She WA left here BY her
husband while he went to Chicago In
search of work and was without
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Case 81 Cholera In Austria.

VnnNA. Aug. II. "A case Of cholera
has occurred II the military camp 1t
Rruck, ~ miles from this city. The
patisnEh has ban isolated and every pre-
caution taken 70 prevent the spread OF
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-17
Carl Mueller Dead.

BERLIN, Aug. H.--Carl Mueller. the
well known German painter and di-
rector of the art academy at Dusseldorf,
l. dsad- HsEr Mueller was born at
Darmstadt in 1878.