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THE ARGTJ8. TDESPVY. SEP 3.95 I THE COSHEN FLORIDA BALL in the UHln CAME Eailly Won I LIZZIE OUTBREAK- tators-THe Game In Uetali. Saturday's ball game between Go- ehen and Florida, which was plajed at Goshen for a purse of $220 and the entire gate receipt, proveri to be a very unsatisfactoiy contest both to the spectators and the losing players The articles of agreement called for a game, "irrespective of weather," and theremre. although a heavy rain was fill ng, Umpire "Jack" Degnan called play shortly after 2 o'clock.

The rain fell, with only a few short intermissions, throughout the contest, and both specticorB and contestants were thoroughly soaued The game was very one-sided and agreatcisappointment to the spectators, who anticipated a "scrappy," "kicking" contest There was no chance to kick at the umpire's decisions, not one of waich was close, or could a i of any question. Florida to bat first and Oharlle Tierney went in the box. Ralph Wisner was the first man up and he was an easy victim, Jausen to Kiernan. The next three men s'ruck our, although Wisner Was put out at first on a. missed third Strike.

In Goshen's half Florida started out with a fourteen-year-old boy in the box. Charlie Landy and Jansen each made a hie, Kiernan knocked a 3y to Riley, who tniew wild to catch Jansen at flist, and both runners advanced a base. The boy was retired at this stage of the game and Dacker, who had been late in putting in an appearance, went into the box Tierney was sent to first on rour the bases. O'Neal's sacrifice scored Landy. Miller's grounder to Riley bounded badly and two men scored.

Hock first oa called and Hoffman's clean single scored two more runs. Landy's hit sent Hock across the plate, acd Hoffman made the third out while trying to score at the plate. With a lead of six ruaa against them Florida went to Three more men struck out in the second inoing, although two man went to bases, one on Land'a error and one en a base on balla. Goshen made four more runs in the second inning, on a oase oa balls, ELiernan's tbree baggar, Tierney's double, by Miller aad Hock, assisted by G. Wisnei's error and several wild throws.

Florida scored three runs in third inning, on two bases on balls and Kiernan's errors. Tney also scored in tbe six and seventh innings on a base on balls ard errors. None of their runs wert earns d. Goshen increase 1 its lead in eveiy inning but tne third and "won in a Oharlle Tierney pitched a remarkable pame considering the condition of the ball. Only four bus were made off his delivery and ten men struck out "Danny" Kiernan covered himself with glory by making a three base hit over the fence He had made that he would accomplish both feats and won tbe money, two dollars lor the hit and a dollar for sendma it over tha fence.

The gate receipts were over $172, which of course goes to the i i team. Cupt Joe Florida, meets hio loss with good cjrace, but insists that other circumstances ms team would have won Ihe a by Anoilier lomate slie Murder. ously One of Her The devil entered into Lizzie Halliday agaio, Friday afternoon, and she and another inmate of the Ma'- teawan Asylum, Jennie Shannon, murderously assaulted Miss Ward, an attendant on the ward whicn they are confined. Mrs. Hallid-iy came up behind Miss Ward, caught her by the throat, chocked her and dragced her over backward, when she and the Shannon woman begati to pound, scratch and upon her.

Miss Wara'a screams brought other attendants and some of the patients to her assistance, and her assailants were overpowered and locked up. Mrs. Halliday had had a grudge sgainst Misa Ward for some time, and had evidently watched for an opportunity to wreak vengeance upon her. Mrs. Ward's injuries are painful, but are not considered serious, and it is tnoupht in a few days she will be able to return to duty.

A SUPPOSED MAD DOC A DOK Gives a Prospect Avenue Family a. Bad Frig lit Early yesterday morning, when Mr. Herbert Barber, of 51 Prospect avenue, opened the front door of his residence, he discovered a small, black dog shivering on the porch. Barber allowed the dog to enter the house, where the animal soon Tightened the household by mani- essiag symptoms hydrophobia, running wildly about; trie room and foaming at the mourn. Trie dog was trutn CUe Itoaaa as BUJtt as- posaible by the frightened inmates, ind, springing from snail- ng madly, disappeared clown the street.

STOWAWAY Fine Old English Melodrama--The Reformed Bank Burglars. "The Stowaway," which comes to the Casino, this evening, belongs to the class of fine old English melodramas, amplified and intensified by the realism of accurate stage setting and ingenious accessories, built upon the regular lines of such clever as to its plot and situa- tiocs, and mare that, ordinarily good in dialogue. In "The Stowaway" performance, this year, are engaged excellent players, with the world famed pair of reformed bank burg lars, "Spike" Henoecsey and "Kid" McCay. Painful Accident. Louis Kern, President of the Yolks Pest Society, a machinist in the em ploy of tbe O.

and sustained painful accident, early Sunday morn ing. He alighted from a movina train at the Wickham avenue station and stepped on a banana peel, which threw him down, and in his fall he OVER THE SHAWANGUNKS. WHAT OTTR NEIGHBORS IN SULLIVAN' COTJNTY ABE DOING. All tlie from All Parts ot County-Many of Condensed from our Sullivan and Contributed toy Wlde- Avralce --Monticello'a coaching parade, Wednesday, was a very great euc- ese. There were 190 decorated vehicles in line, and thirty that were unadorned, besides thirty one horse back riders, thirty-six bicycliete and our ox teams.

Tneie were in all 1,308 people in the procession. The number of spectators ia estimated at from 800 to 1,000. The hotels, business places and many residences were most beautifully dec ra ed. --Secretary of State Palmer will deliver the address at the County Fair, at Monticello, Thursday, Sept. 5 --The foundation for MoLticello's second soldiers' monument, incorporated, is completed.

--A wagon diiven in Liberty's ioaching parade--one of the things eft by the grasshoppers--was 118 years old. It was borrowed for the occasion from Mrs. Pfapbe Hall, of Grabamsville. by Frank Limoreaus, --A pocketbcok containing three diamond rings and money of the total value of $300 was lost in the streets of Liberty, a few days ago, by Wm. Rottger.

Ic was found and restored to its owner by S. Cole, of New York, who was given a reward of 525. --A. very large ciane was shot near a few days ago, by MAIL POUCH Is manu- a from the i grades of Tobacco Is free from chemicals, noxious flavorings and adulterations. NICOTINE, the Acthe Principle, NEUTRALIZED, rendeiing it and As a Chew, or a Smoke, it has NO EQUAL.

Special Sale-Kid Gloves. 5 Foster kook tan kid gloves, assorted shades, regular $1 glow 79C Lsdiet' 5 and 7 Fester hook kid glove 1 Vlack, tan and brcwn, eveiy pair warranted, actually wojth $1 25 and $1 39 9SC Ladies' 4-but ton kid gloves, black and tan, every pair warranted, actual bargain at 08c Henry Mall. --The German Presbyterian Church at Jeffersonville celebrated us fiftieth anniversary by a series of services, which began Sunday and ended Taursday evening. --The assessors of Fremont having to reduce the assessment uf the pipe lire company, the represent- of the company threaten legal proceedings to secure a lower valuation. GENEROUS BEQUESTS TO TEE METHODIST CHUECH.

Mrs Hannah Hammond, widow of the late Kathan S. Hammond, died at the home of her nephew, J. P. Pioosa, In Monticello. Aug.

25, aged 92 7 months and 9 days She had been a member of the Mett- odist Church since 1832, and was a generous contributor to the Monti- ello church. She provided a fand for the erection of the lecture ioon and gave liberally to the parsonage building fund. In her will she makes generous bequests to the missionary, church extension, parsonage and educational funds of the Methodist Church. She leaves $4,000 to the Monucello M. Ceurch; $1,000 to the Sunday School, and $1 COO to the worthy poor of the church.

A gift of 5,000 for educating young men for the ministry bears the condition that ONE CENT A WORD for each insertion. No advertisement taken for If Si than 10 centt. ASTED--Dining room girl Apnlv at once at RUSSELL HOD AVTED at this Boy to learn the Pointer Trade. EN. Lyon Post, No.

2jG, A R--Special Order No 5 Attention. All members of this are requested to at headqua-ters VS edne5dny morning Sep -Kb, at i o'clock a to escort the icter ans ot the lOih Legion, who will hold thei ninth annuil in ihe Assembly Ro ms, Jlifldletown. oa a dar lu-n out and give tbe boy a roval welcome By order or KEFWR, Ja. Commander A WHEELER, A a TAIL TO CALL AND SEE THE Champion ater. on exhibition ant' for at neo Swalm'a hardware s'ore Irom 9'0 10 clock a ind Irom to JIrs 51 L.

Bums willjrive a practical demonstration of the merits of tne beater The price of the beatsris only $1 worth double the money beavr gold curb Albert JC chain double barrel breech loader EXCHANGE MART OO No 46 East Main street. 6Gdfcwcr The Cash Fancy Goods House of Middletown. 63 North Street, Next to Postoffice. A. TALK ABOUT New Fall Gapes, Jackets and Hats.

We have them, and will be glad to to show them to you a i Begpecifnlly ycmr a M. KftTZlNGERr-m NORIH END W. MHNJSIS- Another oi Those and Children's at 5e a Pair, Warranted fast black. This offer is Jbr a few days only. New Capes, Fall Jackets and Children's Reefers on onr counters.

Ntvr Pall Silk Waists fiom S2 50 to ST. Fall line of Ladies' Wrappers at our band)one Btore. AV WORCESTFa, Law of New. York cny. Bine Dentistry in all branch- Expert in the use of gas and extraction NO-tlfT -T Jlidiletown es either sprained hia ankle badly or split lag be i young ankle.

The exact nature of the in- cannot be known until the swelling subsides. FLOBIDA lb po 1 I I 11) po isner rf I IMU 1 1 1 Hunt If 0 i 0 IHO.ia« a 1 0 0 (I Laudj 1 2 1 I insell Jb J. 1 1 1 1 0 i i 0 i i i 1 0 0 1 1 Ivi 0 cf 1 0 1 1 1 I JNt-U 1 3 10 0 ci I Mnler i 4 0 i A -ib i 1 1 0 a 1 i Total Do-id i i 10 17 i i o-1 i by DtcW 1 two Hit 1 1 t-d i --By i 3 oa i 1 K'J M.rui.k out I i rn 1 i --G IM 1 nif a i man i I tin nil i en lj 1. lu (. 1 gnan i TO PLAY COSHEM, Pell Twentj Feet.

Enoch Davip, of Oahootzie, town of Deerpark. fell from a pear tree, a distance of 20 feet, on Saturday, and struck upon his head. He was taken to the hospital in i Jervir, where it was found he was suffering from concussion of the brain. He was unconscious 'Khen i ked up, and was still in that condition when the Port Jervis papers went to prese. Monday evening.

TEACHES-- Wholesale and reta-I. a Peach S. btore 6 East Mam street, Micloleto S. Y. shall, dunns; tbe entire peach reason, bandle onl fruit from our own orchards at Arniiy.

Orange county. every morning Fiuic delivered to all parts of town Libf ral discounts to dealers I I BRO a East "Via GEO WALLING. CHAS F. A 23d 2e A Eehab'e colored woman wants day Fulion street. 2d3t men cf the Methodist UFurch.

A trust of $25,000, which reverts to the estate on the death of Mrs. zz'e O3ell, is bequeathed to Syra- University. OR BENT-Boarding nn RobTts street and four rooms, ae'v hou-e, avi-rue and I vitrtEULL, Atlorney at Law. 10 Eabt Main street IX Rooms to let. second floor, over Warners i store IGdtf HORTON A AIL, 11 Hifrhland VA t- DEMAREST Cml EnginPer i ro nib 'J and 10 Loi and EGIN Julj Sth and i to at i a i i 1 gne a libc-al reduc- serious Accident to An Old Mis3 Mary Stewart, cf No.

14 Liberty street, while picking peaches, Monday a ternoon, fell and broke her hip. She is years old, a very serious consequences are feared. The i is exactly the same as that sustained by her fister, the late Mre. Blauvelt, from a fill on Mill strear, several years ago. to Coin pete for Oranse County Championship a has chal- a c.ub for the (.) i CXun a i ai.i.

make a teaai the available in ttm ci'y. Tbe tave tt the challenge iird i ho pitue wiu oe a at i ev i at 2 30 i I i i wil! take tlae riie equlrrel Hunting Season Opened Tae law "went cff" squirrels, yesterday, and every man and boy who owned or cculd borrow a gun was out before daylight, bound for hia favonte i grounds. The equirrels, however, are veiy scarce, aad very few were bagged. Woodcock and partridges are also very carce. Toe tion oc all ca-iii oideii for summer largest st jck to teleft from in 'he city Tod'f CHAS EMDE Jb Voril.

St. FOLLETTR Viaoo Tuner an-i pain oik guaranteed Oi mav be lelt at iliildlctown i ic-iiore, Jhddletown, OsdBmOcJ L. STERN, 'NORTH ST; An El gant Assortment OF WEDDING ASD Anniversary Presents i Princess Boudoir Lamps, STERLING ia sets iu imOIDOFORSM" Now so manv rears when we were bos, 'he abivp uotlce attracted ou atreslloa. and a dajs later "bj the exchange ot a jaclc knU- t-e became the proua possessor or 'Jie 1 Contractor and Build er No 1 Railroad Jobbing at sbort notice OR House Ji i a avenue Ap I 3 i uOd OOKS oound at reasonable rates at rVUK 5, Xo North streel i it fv Timnit: (Dentistj, from 4J VI (. Alum ht i 83dljJ 7 shoo repairing is alioacl or lu Mldclletowii tor duratillltj, nle cheapness, V.

rST VI STREET I ROGERS, interior decorating Hoi --e, of Browns- valiry, saya: I have been In d'auoised condition for three years nervousness, weakneea ot the dyeipepela and indigestion until my health was gone. I had beon doctoring constantly with jo relief. I bought one bottle ot South American Nervine, which did mj more good than any $50 worth doctoring I ever did In my life. I would advise every weakly person to use this valuable and lovely med- a few bottles of it have cured completely. I con elder it the grand ioet medicine in world." Warranted the most wonderful stomach mnd nerve cure ever Known.

Sold by J. E. Mills. Mlddlatown. N.

T. BLOOMINCBURC. Orange Vallej Itcunlon-- Departing summer Cucsts Personal. Correspondence ARGUS and MERCURY. --A i here attended the mee'ing of tbe Ocange Valley Union, Y.

S. O. E. at Howells. a a a evening.

great many of our tmtnmer boarders left foi home, Saturday. --Miss Jennie DeWitt. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs J. M. Low, home, Monday.

"Iwantsomeniore" OLIVER TWIST VAJJS. FU.IA. Dr do- At GAIL BORDEN EAGLE Brand i Has No Equal SOLt EVERYWHERE Keller In One Day. RODTH AMEHICA.H NKBVINI fhe cases of Nervous Prostration, Nervousness and Nervous pepsia in a single No euoh relief and blessing has ever come to the invalids of this country. powers to cure the stomach are WOD derful In the extreme.

It alwayt cures; It cannot fail. It radically ou res all weaknene of tbe stomach and never disappoints. Its effecri marvelous and gladdens the of the suffering and brings immediate relief. It luxury to and always sate Trial bottles 16 cents. Bold by J.

Druggist. Mlddletown. N. T. naner iuuiriuir strens and i a a pamtinK and bop cjrner JIain and Henrj and single pieces, with or without: 'ook around, as we to show The repairing of all intricate work reccivas parpen il attention.

GHAS. GIER1HG, Jaw eler and Optician, No 7 North Street. PfoL RoBscte's Ordieslra. Music furnished for all occi- bions, sucb. eolop.

iheatriculp, oncertp, private and balls, at reasonable rates ADDRESS WILLIBM ROESCHER, YIOLIN1ST. upon toe Violin and in he German VK (lui I Wanted gentleman prefeirt-d Tn- at tbis, offlu A COPYING Crayon, Aquaielle. 'i Coloi, Pisti 1 a'd Oil Aims no PORTRAITS uonAin a. i unpopular left No 5 ebt Main bt MiddietoiMJ, N. 761tf PETER I A Cash Vice Lipor DtpartmenL HoTdquoitcrs frr the fine i liquors i i the pinr.

or scallm ciRars, at the lowe a All gooU' antpt-rj stu tlv pure A IT street, rorrer De7or stieet HELP ANTED--Men will woik amontl' or la-ge oimmisaion selime staple jjoods bv to dealers Experience unnecesiarj SPECIALTY CO Rox fil. Cm cinnati, Looking back at this transaction through the mists of nearo twenty-live ears, we are lutelysure the man wlio on tied him took a base otour boylah That dog vras the meanest, ra st sneaking, cawardl cur that ever drew the eath ot Hf- 1 He IM onij hf he sat In 1 a I. ic He a belil-d when one not looking and arter inap and snarl his narrative tw Ixt lib 'f i uo to cover lie nti.er stand and tUht He Jtaowu to tack'e a full prowa cat but he took rri' d-lljhu in kl llnsr little kitten-, or tlilckenh a a-j bl? as hi rself "-(mwed up he coaldn b-- nuua lor two hiurs a he was tli aihed. would iQiUJor halt a T-e so rncan sneal-lofr a a we rtnallr sae to tlie who disgusted Kllle'l ia vrl an axe for lUc cloilic-s frooi th uke durln? the nlgrlit In later -vrorii re- rcird''d or our canine friend -oira and some men -embl" ach othn- A i rit lu oi of the paoers us or i dos touk ccca'-lj through ttif cou th to teicU th- of that ad-i thj.t honest, at pari i i had li jpid the i i ot i rneu, tOfd and trut, be bered, but It Is hard lu 'ttaeh trlc'rs Ilk- the -vt-llow lie llics to co er and barks at bajlug -nhat he neicr lor a mouieut, dare to i ua per-ona an a i moils i a i yru nee i ha- io d'fn- cultj In locatln? ilie biecd of pups, to the writer '1 patlcular ul or spleen was br the mention of the jfi a buccess of Kicliimiia Hill der our adinl' latratlun a i ml eiai ly fal'cd. in i calling tow preaching to ptddilnc spring beds, he rtucl, qul-ltt enjo-v ment lu us by anoni- mous a i i a confession of 1m- beci Ity.

eakness and i mpathlbe 1th the Pharisee and thaiir ful Bui HU passing strange a there thou'd bs even one man lu viddletow i Kail and I Ittc rn' Sa ind his a i linbccl lu should not as a sliaie In tbe enthtislaj-m oi the one hurid i i lot on Klohrnond Hill One hundred ttftj lots sold v.lthln six months, of buildings erected carpenters, tor masons, work laborers, houses for more families. lot doubling and tilp'lng vestment Twelve new streets plfaaed satlsncd, but the 'Tls He who makes olade-s ot irrass grow wnere one grew tefore 13 a pub Ic benefactor Bieathes there a man with dead to himself haih said, 4 Ihls Is mj own, In- T. KINO, Druggist and Pharmacist, UAIti AND SOUTH BTI, iaam amp 10 oojcroawDuia auasm Axm l)Uinonrt H--nu i Grnulrc. i i f. Chlrhntiri, I fia.

llr, a i i.i«allic 5 il 1 wi i HI 11 i TnUo tiff -i tt inmoninlH and Iftitr by return a I.VIicf l.iulii-- Mult iin f.itmf Heal Estate Agency, THEATRE BUILDING. J'ine catv and a good or farm hojse MED1ICZ, 2C3 EAST MAIN HOOD'S euro Wvcr Ills, Indigestion, All Irugg'sts. MAKE BIO MONET felling our Eleotrfo JL Telephone. Best seller on Meat Ml complete ready to up; lines of any distance. A practical Kleotrlo Telephone Oar inentf maklDR to a dar eaay.

Every body bays; blc money Trithont work. Prloet low. Any tnake $75 per month. AddreM W. F.

HARBUOM OO-, Clerk No. Oolambus, Ohio. MAN In seotlon to eell staple to exoerJuuoe bent t'5 a month. Sala and or i Ft ON SOAP AND -orOMl'ANY, oluclnnati O. I Whose I TTse? ihem and guarantee thtni tbe tirest i Trj you will use no other TUTHILLS PHARMACY, 27 JAMES ST.