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8 FORGER BRACC'S PATERSON RECORD Worued the Check Arrested lor Burslary. But The Paterson police would like to get Forger Tbomae K. Crawford alias Wilbur E. Bragg in their custody. He played hie check game there and the evidence pointed directly to him, but when the police went to capture falm the bird had Crawford was arrested in Paterson, some months ago, upon suspicion of having burglarized the home of Mr.

O. editor of the Paterson Guardian. He told such a plausible story acd was given such a good recommendation by Dominie Robertson, of the Rescue Mission, that he was discharged. Th9 News says that Crawford baa served four years in Siag Sing for burglary. REPUBLICAN ALDERMEN CONFER.

Trying to Agree on Some Clan for street Improvement. The Republican members of the Common Council held a conference, Saturday night, with a view to agreeing on Borae course of action, by which street improvements might be made this year. The AHGUS cot being 3n the confidence of the majority of the Council is not able to publish the conclusion arrived at, but if the talk of individual aldermen outside the council chamber counts for anything, it's a safe guess that no agreement was reached and that nothing will be done. TSE ARGtN. MO DAT.

16 2 FOUND DEAD IN THE FIELD. A Week's Driving? Trip. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Nelson Knapp returned, yesterday, from a week's driving trip. They left last Monday, remaining that night with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonnell, at Lake. From there they drove to Orange, N.

where they visited relatives. From Orange they went to Hackensack and New York, and home by way of Tonkere, Tarrytown, Sing Siog, Fiahkill and Newburgh. Tfce Jewish SCTV Year. The Jewish New Year, which occurs on Thursday, September 19tb, will be appropriately celebrated by membersof the Hebrew faith in this eity. All the Jewish merchants will close their places of business at o'clock, Wednesday evening, and keep them closed until 6 o'clock, Thursday evening.

Ex-Supervisor Youugr, ot Montgomery, Meets Death Suddenly. Ex-Supeivisor Robert Young, of the town of Montgomery, was found dead in a fleitf, yesterday morning. Mr. Young was seventy-seven ears old. He went out to turn the cows into the field, Saturday evening, and told bis family that after doing so he would drive to the villace of Montgomery, as he usually did evenicga.

Members of his family noticed that he did not drive one of his own horses, but supposed that he had ridden to she village with a reighbor, and that he would return home when it suited him do so. About midnight, one of Mr. Young's daughters awoke, and rind- ing that her father was not yet home, aroused one of her brothers, who tried to assure her that all was right, but at 4 o'clock she again awoke ter brother, who at her suggestion went into the field where Mr. Young was last seen, and found his dead body about a rod from the bars through which he had driven the cows. Coi oner Decker, of this city, was sent for and held an it quest.

Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause of death. Mr. Young was a member of the Board of Supervisors for eight consecutive years, a also served a single term. He was a Republican and one of Montgomery's most prominent citizens. He is survived by his wife and four children, David George, Margaret and Frances, all residing at home; also by one brother, Thomas Young, of Cannonsburgh, and one sister, Mrs F'ed Decker, of FROST AND ICE.

The CoJU Brings VFltb It a Fore taste ot There was a heavy frost in this section, Saturday nlghf, and in some localities hereabou's a akicn of ice formed. OQ there was so little moisture tnat the frost did little or no damage, but on lowlande, it blasted and blighted tender vegetation. Considerable corn is still uncut and though the leaves were whitened it is possible that the corn iteelf is so nearly ripe that it escaped injury. Raoorta from Sullivan county are to the effect that the frost there was very heavy in some places and ice nearly a quarter of an inch In thickness is said to have formed. LOW RATES ON THE ERIE- A Surprise Party.

Miss Minnie Wengenroth gave a surprise party in honor of her cousin, Miss Addie Arend, of Hoboker, at her home, No. 115 Wickham avenue, Friday evening. There were present about twenty -coup es and the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing. Strangled to Beath In a Window. Mabel Jucketr, niae years old, of ford villa, Delaware county, went to the school Qouae, Saturday rnormngT-to gt-a-book she there the day before.

She attempted to climb in a window, and the saah fell on her neck, stranding her to death. She waa four hours after the accident occurred, '2TUe most IMrfct Route to Special excursion ratee to the Orange county fair at Newburgb, Sept, 17 to 20, via N. O. and R. the most direct route to the fair.

Train leaves Wickham avenue 8:25 a. Main street a. m. Arrives at Nesvburgh 9 :35 a. a.

Fare 88 cente. Round trip tickets good on all days of the fair. A Broken Trolley Wire. 'ihe trolley wire broke, Saturday night, on East Main street, near WK- llam, and caused a delay la traffic for half an hour. A car was kept upon the spot to protect the public from the broken wire, which, a i a ground was very much alive and spit Lire at a great rate.

A Loss Uy Firr, Mr. William E. Squier, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Squ'ur, of this city, suffered a heavy IOSB, Thursday night, by a flee waieti occurred lu his diy gccds store in NyacK. Mr. Squier was ia business in but removed to Nyactr, last May. The s'cck waa valued at was injured for $5,000.

A i to the v. Hat or Messrs Lindsey Co have secured the contract for tbe erection of a three story brick addition. 50x00 feet, to the Wallktli Hat Works. The building will be ecected fii the rear of the building on Harding street. How'n TLInl We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Uall's Cure.

P. J. CHENEY Toledo. Ohio. "We the undersigned, have kncwn P.

J. Cheney for the 15 years, believe i honorable In c'l business and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. WEST TRDAI, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. WAXDISO, KINKAK MAB- Yiir, Wholesale Druggists, Tcledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure 5s taken sally, acting directly upon the blood And mucous surfaces of the system.

Price 752. per. rottle Sold by all s. Tfttiinjnnijla fraa. INSPECTING THE O- AND A Special Train WUli the Officers and Several Directors of the Road on Board to Leave This City To-night.

A special train will leave Middletown at o'clock, this evening, with the official combination car and engine No. 30, and an extra Pullman attached, to make toe annual inspection trip over the Ontario and Western road. President Thomas P. Fowler, Second Vice-Presidenr John B. Kerr, General Manager Child--, General Superintendent Canfleld, General Passenger Agent J.

C. Anderson, Superintendent of Motive Power George W. West, Dickson Eddy, coal sales agents, and several of the directors will ba on board. They will meet Yice-President Price, of London, at Oswego, to-morrow. Returning, the party will make a thorough inspection of the main line and branches, including the Bcran- ton division.

Yice-President Price has been at- tanding the meeting of railway officials at Montreal. He is a director cf the London and Northwestern, whose record breaking train startled the world until outdone by the feat of the New Yoru Central, last week. Notwithstanding his large railroad have special affection for the Ontario and Western. Ic was through him that the teat trips of ooal trains were made on the O. and W.

in September, 1893, in competition with coal trains on the London and Northwestern. The expert railroad accountants, after considerable figuring on curves, grades and friction of rails of the two roads, finally decided that the O. and W. could cany the heaviest coal train at the least expense. Last Week Day Excursion to NCTT York --special Train to tlie County fair.

The Erie will I its last cheap week day excursion to New York, this seasor, on Thursday, Spet. 26ih. Fare $1 for the round trip, tickets good only on the special train wcieh )eaves Middletown, James street, at 7.54. and Main street at 7:56 a. m.

On account of the Orange County Fair, excursion tickets will be sold by the Erie to Newburgb and return, from Sept 16 to inclusive, at the round trip rate of eighty-eight cente, good to return on or before Saturday, the 21st. Oa Wednesday and Thursday a special train will be run from Middletown to Newburgh. leaving James street at 8 and Main street at 8:02 a. arriving at Newburgh at 9:10 a. m.

turning, leaves Newburgh at 5 p. arriving in Middletown at 6:18 p. m. i i a work In Mount Hope. Thieves entered the wagon house of ex-Supervisor J.

C. Hawkins at Mount Hope, Saturday nighr, and stole two blankets and a lap robe. A rewaid of ten dollars for the arrest and conviction of the thieves is offered by the Mount Hope Hor Thief Detective Society, of which Mr. Hawkins is a member. Telegraphic CoommunJeatlon Inter' rupted by a Bear.

A trained bear, sent up a telegraph pole near Milford, Saturday, for the amusement of a crowd of boys, got its paws over the wire and pulled it Its fastenings to the ground. Telegraphic communication waa interrupted for four hours as a result of the accident. ''Elfflit BrllV PleawLsa Largo Audience. The largest audience that has assembled In the Casino, this season, was present at the performance of "Eight Bellp," Saturday evening, The play baa been improved since Its last appearance in this city, more people have en added to it and the acrobatic portion of the performance is equal to anything in that line ever seen in this city. WraU and Desciibes the condition of thousands of people at this season.

They have no appetite, cannot sleep, and complain of the prostrating effect of warmer weather. This 'condition may be remedied by Hood's Saraa- parilla, which creates an appetite and tones up all tbe organs. It gives good health by making the blood pure. Hood's Pills are the best nfter-dln- ner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Stomach and Bowel Complaints are best relieved by the timely use of DeWitt's Colic Cholera Cure.

Insist on having this preparation. Dont take any other. W. D. Olney.

THE HOWARD STOCK COMPANY. MERITEDJEWARD, iJLLES OF LYDIA. E. PIXKHAJt'S VEGETABLE COr Unequalled in the History of Medicine. Honesty, Excellence, Faithfulness Fitlj Eerrarded.

A Encasement at the Casino Begins To nislit. All this week the Casino management will present plays of the highest merit by the Howard Stock Company. The organization, which has enjoyed the most flattering success since 1889, ia this season headed by David R. Ryaa and Miss Richelle Renard, who alone possess sufficient magnetism to insure to-night, when that stirring play, "Forgiven," will ba acted. la addition the fact that a e-trong acting company is employed in the presentation of the week's repertoire, a band and orchestra will aid in what promises a most successful engagement.

The prices will be popular. Effects of Sudden Changes in Temperature. The extreme change in tbe weather, last week, caused many people to contract bad colds. Nothing short of an ladia rubber constitution ia elastic enough to adapt itself to a climate that in two days can change from intense and sultry heat to frosc a- ice. A drop from 96 3 to 32 3 is too great for the average mortal to stand with Impunity.

Ncrcr in the history of medicine has the demand for one particular remedy for female diseases equalled that attained by Lydia E. Plnkhana Vegetable Compound and never in the history of Mrs. Pinkbams wonderful Compound has the demand for it been so great as it is today. From Maine to California, from the Gulf to the St. Lawrence, come the glad tidings of woman's suffering relieved by i and thousands upon thousands of letters are pouring in frora grateful women, saying that it TTILI and does positively cure those painful Ailments of Women.

It will care the worst forms of femala complaints, all ovarian troubles, iptjaza- mation and nlceratlon, falling and displacements of the womb, and consequent spinal weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the change of life. Every time it will cure Backache. It has cured more cases of leucorrhcea by removing the cause, than any remedy the world has ever known; it, is almost infallible in such cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the uterus in an early stage of development, and checks any tendency to cancerous humors. E- Pinkliam's Liver Pills work in unison with the Compound, and are a sure cure for and sick- headache.

Mrs. Pinkliam's Sanative TTash is frequently found of great for local application. Correspondence is freely solicited by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Lynn, and the strictest confidence assured. All druggists sell the Pinkliam's remedies.

The, Vegetable Compound in three JOiquid, Fills, and Lozenges. A SPLENDID CAVALCADE- T. M. C. A.

XoteV --The clasa in mechanical drawing mil begin its work for the coming season, this evening, under the direction of Mr. David E. Lain. Any who desire may join thia class by making application to the secretary. --To-morrow evening will occur the annual meeting for the election of directors.

Every active member should bo present. Real Estate --L W. Oarr, of the real estate exchange, 65 South atreer, has sold for Lt. S. Wianer choice lot near the corner of Wiener and Wickham ave- nuee, opposite the fountain, to Ell W.

Matthews, contractor and builder of thia city, who will soon erect a house thereon, which he expects tr occupy himself. As A grocer tells us that nearly every oatmeal claims to be as good as Oatmeal Isn't the oatmeal all others are trying to equal a pretty good oatmeal for you to buy Cooked ThafisWty Accidents will happen. Be provided with Page's Climax Salve. It will cure a burn, scald, cut or bruise and have pain and Doctors' bills. Interpstlng- of the Parade or Buffalo Bill's Wild West." Tne streets of cur city will be enlivened, Friday, by one of the most novel sights that has ever been witnessed.

It can truthfully be said that never before has a cavalcade embraced delegates from a so many different racee, people and nations. The red royalty that roved the contin-nt when ODlumbug landed will represent the fast disappearing last of by the side of his erstwhile foe, now-frinnd, the scout and frontiersman. United States cavalry will carry Old Glory," the star spangled banner, alongside the Eaglist-Iriah Royal Lancers and the Gross of St. George. The French Chasseur will ba in amity with the German Cuirassier, with the tri-colored drapeau of La Belle France waving in harmony with the black eagle of Germany, while the noted Cowboy Band will add patriotic impulse to each with tho strains of "God Save the Queen," 'St.

Patrick's Day" and Yankee Doodle," Aa this assemblage of sons of fighting forefathers march to the spirit of peace, tbe Russian Coesack from the Caucasus, the Gauoho of South America, the Mexican Ruralie, the Texas Ranger, the Asiatic Tartar, Spanish Vequero, the Bedouin Arab, and that latest addition to historic horsemen, the American Cowboy, will form a collection--and all ou horseback--that presages the dawn of universal friendship--the millennium. Trottinsr to the KOCK- land County Fair. Messrs. E. E.

Frazar and T. E. Fogg started, this morning, via the Erie Railroad, for New City, Rockland county. They wefre in charge of five Middleiowa horees which are entered in the races to be held there this week ia connection with the county fair. The horses are H.

D. Campbell's Falka, 3. E. Crawford's Dick, Will Saver's Billy Brooke, Geo. Du'land's Don D.

and B. B. Williams's Frank. Knocked Down Her Defanier. Mrs.

J. A. Goodman, of Wappingers Falls, learned that Henry Dun- nar, a young man of that place, had been circulating stories about her. She met him on the street, Thureday evening, and without a word gave him a left bander on the iw that sent him to earth. A Coon Hunting; Expedition.

A lawyer, a hatter and a politician went coon i near Denton, Saturday night. Only one coon waa captuied, but it is said to have been a very large one. P.N.CORSETS Renowned for their s'uape. fit and durability. No breaking in, but peifect ease and comfort from the start.

Best values on the market to-day at 49, 75 and 98 cents CLOAKS, "STYLE sio Special inducementa offered toeaily buyers LONG WAIST. i Ladies' and Infante' The Cash Fancy Goods House of Middletown. 63 North Street, Next to Postoffice. A I We are Showing a Fine Line of Goods for Fall Trade Linoleums, Oil Cloth Patterns. MATTHEWS ONE GENT A WORD iratrtion, 2fo mdvartiiemtnt than otrdt.

D. breech loader prize ma- JC chine gun and fet reloading toils only 533 at Exchange and Mart Co 40 Ease Main street 35dGt SALE-- West Shore cook good condition: alto foldiLC Iwl nr EXCHANGE MiHT lt Main street. CCOwcf ARGEand pleasant iirafsbed wi'h or I without board, 111 "West Main street. Stlci-U i 1 LET- Elegant suit of f-ix rooms on Beaton aveuue. Kent Jow to small family.

id4t Enquire at So- 10 Beuton avenue. CORPORATION NOTI3E. Special Election or Appropriation Meeting of the Taxable Inhabitants of the City of Middletown, Y. Tbe Board Of Fducation of the city of Midile. town.

bavins s-ubmitted a statement, anl certified the sams to th; Ci mmoa Council cf said city, as foilowt: That Board deems as necessary or the common schools ia scid cUv. tbe erection ot a new ad'litionjsl High Re RS. AMOS STRUBLE. accomplished French svstf-m cuttiujrand Suing. DrespmaK- ing.

Dill Building, 3 South street. dlmOca ROPOSALS for Supplies--Bids are invited forUDplvinK Ibe Jliddletown Ktate Horn CEOnathiC Hospital with milk for MX months, be- Kincing Oct. 1st, 1S03 Bids should be by Sept. srtih. tJcecificaiisns may be bad at office of the Hospital.

23d6t JOHK UOCHRAX, Stewart'. W. WORCESTER, M. Late of New York city. Fine Dentistry in all iw branches Expert in the use of gas and extraction.

37 NOrf.TH MidJletown, X. UST BE SjjLD-- Black Fix old. Can be at MACKISSOVS Michigan postoffice address Crystal Run. OR RENT-- House 22 Highland avenue. Ap ply to KD.

bTRACK, Kiog St. OOdlt OOKS i Dound at reasonable rates at ilci.S i'YRE'S, Xo. 32 North street. A ETNA COPYING Cravon, Aquarelle, Color, Pastel a' Oil. ABTIoTIC.

POETKAITS DCRAKI.E. No connection with unpopular fellows left town. HfcRETO bTAY. No. 5 West Main Middletown, N.

Y. TOJtf EGIN July fith ami continuing to Sent 1st. the City Tailor will frive a libe-al reduction OR oil casd'ot tiers for summer gvoda, Tue lamest stock to select from in the city. Tbdtf CHAS. H.

EMDE. -JO North St. TEROME FOLLETTE. Piano Tuner and Re- pairer. Work guaranteed Orders mav be left at, Jjnsic Store, Micldletowu, N.

93d6mOcl RAIG'S Shoo repairing Is ahead of anything In Middle-tern for durability, stylo aud cheapness, NO. 22 WEST A I STREET. CLIFFORD ROGERS, interior decorating. House, bign and oinamenial painting and paper hanging. Shop, corner iluin and Henry streets.

OR REST--Boarding house Roberts street and four roomy, house, Wawayanda avenue, cistern and well. 17. EDWIN S. MERRILL, Attorney at Law, 10 East Ham street. IX Rooms to let.

PCOBJ floor, over Warner's fruit store. iGdtf 11ORTON VAIL, 51 Highland avenue. VASB. DE.MAREST, Chil Engineer and Surveyor, rojms 'J and 10 Low Buildinir, Middletown, N. Y.

l2a1yAUKl9 Z. TAYLOR, Contractor and Build. er. No. 1 Railroad avenue.

Jobbing at short notice. HELP WANTED. ANTED-A reliable, ac'ive gentleman or lady lo travel for reliable established house, balary tTSO payable S15 weekly, and money advanced lor expenses bituation steady References. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. II.

HESS, Pretident, Chicago. A I A tailoring house in Miildletown ami vicmi'y. State present business find reftreneu. Liberal terms Apply to flIAHKS A I Broadway aud Nintn strtd, New York city. 33dfit BuiWinz or an additionaJ edifice for thi Academy the pJace ot tee present Academy Buildicjr, which has been condemned as unsafe and uiiflt for said additional High School Building: or new WaHkUI Academy to he erected on tbe site of the present WallkJIf Academy, corner of Academy acd Little avenues, in said city, and that sum and required to erect such additional Hisrh School B'jildine or new edifice for tbe Walikill aii-1 furnish the and the prcbable coisc ttiereof.

to tbe best of the judgment of said Beard is as follows: 1. A new bu Iding of threes stories acd basement, principally of bnck and stone, aud tbe appurtenances A proper system heajiu? and ventilation o.CiJD Total NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ibat a Special Election or Appropriation Meeting of the Taxable Inhabitants of said city, will be held at the Corporation or Common Council Rooms, on Kouridry xtreet. in saia city, on TUESUAY. THE EIGHTH HAY OF OOlOB- Ert, from two o'clock in the afternoon until eigrttrmelock in the i question, wh-toer ta.a sum or to be expended for the purpOMjs so certified b3 rai-'fl or not will be submitted to ibs quiiluiirj voters for their determination. Br order of the Common Council IRA DORRAN'Cil, E.

M. Clerk. DateJ Sept 13Jb, 1353. WE OFFEB Sweet ing Tea! AT IOC. POUND.

B.F.Todd,121 North St. For Tuesday Morning 50 biekets ch ica Yellow Pouches for canning, ep ecdid CUu i flower, Egg Plant, Evergreen Corn, Fancy Piint Batter, Hackensack Muskmelons, extra choice fat Mackerel, at The City Grocery OP BULL YOUNGBLCOD, C3V jfcTortlj. S'ree 4 TELE DNS CALL. No. 55 Mr.

A. A. Snyder, Supt. Poor' Farm, Winne8helk winter Mr. Kobert Leach used two boxes o'i DeWitt's Witch Hazal Salve and cured a large running sore on his leg.

Had been under care of physicians for months without obtaining relief. W. D. Olney. DUSTY TIMES? Want a New Carriage Sponge or Chamois New Goods.

CORRECT" PRICES. TUTHILL'S PHARMftCY, 27 JAMES ST.