Middletown Times-Press from Middletown, New York • Page 7

DATLT TIMES, TUESDAY. JTTLY 2S, 1898. ISIEHY. Colors 2 the Agents. K.tn- dS OOOOS and 'NER, letown.

N. Y. SAID 10: niny th'ntc we i a 1 rlc (hit shcut i ve uirch b( As o' j. tvtrv S'l fho r. her fi-ith trbmo.

i of -peri irity that tbo c-rc if Oo. DM! Filter. ite Ware. Kr. fc Son, 13 North Street, I -v eor- net of their traps A .1 he a'l Ml o.own.

N. Y. in Prices nr Pric's: SHI3T WAISTS ctour 5S Goods i all Oi at 49c wl" ray I.MC tnarktii on Rt- i LETE lUDOt-ttTQWN. lets a wo bv an-Ever. to Si-SO -rtj.

all sbac'os froui cinf store. street. "We are the MORE ABOUT THE WATER WORKS Announcement! VANDUZER. Go. Twenty-five Thousand Dollars Worth of Fu'Dlturc, Crockery, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Oil Cloth, Lairps, Wallpaper, Hammocks, Veranda Chairs must be sold to nuke room for cur Fall Goods, Prices will surprise you, During July and August our store wil! close at 6 except and Mondays, Smith Go.

the copy for changei i in eA ui boforo 11 o'clock a. m. that the changes arc "quired iro cannot Insure their Insertion we hare noroher to evory day.) --Rooms to let. wanted Mcncy wanted. wanted --Man wanted C.

S. Uejmrlinenl at Wither NEW YORK, N. July 25, A. M. For Extern New York and Now Enp land Fair to-day and generally fair Wed- thunder shower.

DUNN. At Tuthlll's Pharmacy, 27 James St opposite TIMES office. 7 R1H-MIIK noon. 00 HM 1 31 rer vi-itorato tlio world'" a THE UIUllLKTOHN 1M1I.V I IhO Hmenmrvn Uio American Nownplipcr lilbllft'rH 1 on tbo ground ttoor ol tuVAdmlultiatlon llulldlnc. also In the piptr room of the Now York Siato HulldlDK, hire our 111 wclcomo to ill and thrtr paper.

THE MIDDLETOWN DAILY TIMES hits circulation considerably Inrg- cr tliiin the combined circulation of a'l tbc oilier i'v papers published in this city. MEETING It Will lie Belli the AMeroujr Roeml Thll This evening the special election or appropriation meeting of the taxable Inhabitants of the olty of Mlddletown will meet In the Assembly Kooms to take action on the proposition of tbe Board of Water Commissioners to con- strust or run a pipe line to convey water by gravity from the junction of the Shawangunk Kill with Beavor Brook, In the town of Mount Hope, to 'the old reservoir, a distance of four miles. There should bo a full attendance of the taxpayers as the proposition Is ono of the most Important ever considered in this olty. 35-38 AVOID ICE CREAM In which the flavor Is course and BUR- eenllvo ol iierfumcrv. (or then It contains Tonka or SnufI McMonajrlc Kocers I'remlum Extract Vanilla la ausolufjly pure and plvcs a delicious and rich delicate llavor, dellirhtlnc the and BUR- ircsthiir "more." McMonarlo A.

Premium aru sold iv the best Krocore Irom Maine to California. PERFECIIOS SODA WATER Cool, fparkllnp. refreshing, with our choice svruiw made from fresh A rOOSI'HATE, LKMOX rBOsPHATn, IMSEAl'l'Li: 1'HOSl'HATK, STKAWHKKKY KASraEUKYPUOsl'HATE, A A A PULP, PEACH Pl'LP, CHOCOLATE A A A A CHEA.M. Ori! PUKE VANILLA A A and many othcrB. All tastes eulted.

cry body harpy The Old Rcllbln Ko-jntaln booming at KoRero' P-uc Store. Kor Crutches, Trusses, Spltnte, Hub- he DanCnECB, Cushions, Water Bottles and all sorts of Hospital, Surplctl and Mudlcil we ro-niln quartern. bought of UP la all right In quality a-d jirico. A l.irce variety of a a foods-fresh. MC.MOSAGLF.

KOGEKS, CHIRPINGS FROM THE of Ilio Oraolte Sword oa Oil. I.tfl the Ofllce for tlio There has been left at tho TIMES office for distribution among the veterans of the 124th N. Y. Regt, Orange Blossoms," a collection of granite chip- p'ngs that formed the granite sword on the statue ol Col. Ellis, on the battlefield ut Gettysburg.

It will bo remembved that shortly after the monument was erected by the regiment a portion of the granlts sword was broken off. Last summer It was all cut away and a new brotzo ono put in its place. The pieces wore gathered just before tho regimental reunion tbe first of July and sent here. Any of the Orange Blossoms who wish to secure a piece of the granite can do to by calling at tho TIMKS office. They aro welcome to the cblpplngs long as they last.

PKB80HAS. --Mr. Harry Hayss spent Sunday In Montlcollo. --Charles Decker, ol East Branch, Is visiting In town. --Miss May Burch returned to hor home In Newburgh to-day.

--Mr. Samuel Ketcham, formerly of the New Idea," was in town to-day. --Mr. E. D.

Hulscapple, ol Rooaa'B Gap, waa in this city yesterday on business. --Mrs. W. G. Casllo and child have gone to East Branch for a few weeks' visit.

Floyd Divers, of Cornwall, was calling on friends In Middlotown yes- lerduy. --PoBlmustor Edsall and wife, of Hamburg, N. wore In town on business to-day. --City Attorney H. W.

Wiggins and family arrived tome from Atlantic City last night. Dr. H. C. McBralr drove from this city to Montlcello on Saturday last, returning yesterday.

--Fred D. Brown, of this village, IB spending several weeks in Mlddletown. --J'ort Jervis Gazette. --Theodore Burhans, employed by Adrlance, Platt at Poughkeep- lie, Is calling on old friends. --Ed Wengenroth wus an Interested at tho New York-Baltimore game In New York yesterday.

--W. H. Sulton, H. B. Little and Thomag Smith, of Mlddletown, spent luge of Gould, Roxbury, Delaware um By friends in county.

Tho total cost the chu-ch i bj 8200,000 --Tin- new O. W. depot rcstuuraut Is now llghlcd by elect! ic furnishings, llrfhl it sory cheerful 1IUKV1TIES. --This evening Kuv. A.

Ostrandor i ut a temperance moetlDg at the lent. --Seven ro-t people went to Chlcii.0 ycblcrday, on tbc Erie fulr V.n I'kct i 1 Co. have sold hand- oome Subiner pianos to Mis. Charles of Wi.eHo.vr, nnd Mr. H.

S. Johnson, ol thlfeclty. --Pick a bunch of eweet clover and hang It up to dry In your living room. It will drive away more flics than any one qmi-e yard of --TheS-ar Sprlrg Bed Curopiny, of No 5 Ucnry street, Is having moroordtrs than I i and extra have bjen employed. --The Adams Express Company is i i a reduced rate of 50 per cent, to Boston.

Hereafter It will cost $1 pTMr hucdred Instead of $1 50 --Mr. Archie Gordon has removed into his renidcnco on Linden avenue, and Mr Robart Higham will take pos- scsslon of tho house ho vacates on Franklin street. --Every Sunday a i ol Middle- towncrs urlve over to Maston Lake to Innpcct the work way by the Sullivan County Club, which was recently diEc.lbod by the TIMI.S. --Ground was broken laH week for tbo new mcmoriiil church of the Could family, to bo erected In the native vll- THE O. A I.ir«« Number Go to from Mlddloluwo.

The 0. W. World's Fair train arrived hero on time to-day with seven coaches nicely filled. There were 2-15 passengers out of New York, while at Cornwall and Campbell Hall four more were taken on at each station. Among the Now York party was a society of singers numbering 35.

From Mlddletown there were live young men who went. They were Messrs. Louis and Charles Buok, Thomas Rogers, Wlckham Young and Arlington Ambler. They wuro given a jolly send oft at the Wlokham avenue depot, and as tho train was about pull- Ing out a generous donation-ol p'" money was thrown Into their hats as they stood on tho car platform. The train will take on some 00 or more between here and Ojwcgo.

Route Agent Goo. T. Wallwr boarded tho train here and will accompany It through to Chicago. The train was In charge of Conductor Will Klrby. The O.

W. train 3 which followed It had on board some 25 passengers who went to Chicago with sleeping car accommodations. THE POOR RUSSIAN FAMILY. FDIIUH Cornice Into tho Tlmn Ollleo to Send i Knitter anil Hlr. I'mnlly Hack to I I I Lund.

The charitable people of Middlotown continue to respond to the appeal for tho destitute Russian family whieb was recently published in tho three nowspapsrs of this city. As'already stated tho lather, who was a hard working man, is dying from consumption, und can Is thought, but a short time. Ho has a family here and Is anxious to go back to Russia with them before he dies. Tho party who brought tho matter to the attention of tho newspapers states that It Is a most worthy case. Ono hundred dollars Is tho sum needed, as It Is understood tho city authorities will supply tho balance.

Tho following amounts have been left at the TIMES cflicp, and tho money awaits tho party having tho matter in charge: Previously acknowledged Collection Sunday Y. M. C. A. temperance mooting Epworth League St.

Paul's Church 5 28 20 85 Total Oxford Ties with Its woodwork, incites place. A of trouble--four quarts of pree-n --Tho tofil amojnt contributed to IVes'nj tcrlun churches during tho past jcar over 811 --Strange thlngo bappsn. A Ponn- ayltanla bank teller went tho other day and his uecounti wore found correct. -H la bouril to bo hot Con- gross meets In extra session however much Its members ly bo disposed to keep cool. ISorden was grateful $20,000 worth tho two lawyers who defended her P.

K. Miller, tbo builder, staked out the foundation for Robert H. Houa- toi, now on Houston's Hill this morulng. --Ten-Inch plpa Is being distributed along E.ist Main replacing tho old cement pipe In the water main on that street. Miller to Chester this $2.50 ucil t'2 75 or black, tho bost full.w fo 11 rints io 43 Street --Mr.

George Weller, of the Crawford Furniture Co and his wlfo and two children have gone to Kingston on a visit. --Master Frederick Thome, this city, Is spending his vacation with relatives und friends at his former homo In Eliziboth, N. J. --A dispatch from Mrs. Thomas Butcher states that she has started for Mlddletown with her husband.

She docs not say what tbe trouble Is. --Miss Jennie Beattlc, of Now York, arrived In town last night to visit Miss Ilopo Horton, at tho residence of Mr. A. M. Horton, on Wllcox avenue.

--Mies Anna Preston and her niece, Miss Anna P. Knight, who are spending the summer at their country residence at Stockport, wore In this city yesterday on business. C. E. Dannlston, of Sumter, N.

train dispatcher of the Charleston, Sumter and Northern R. has been visiting In Mlddletown. Ho formerly resided ut Washlnctonvlllo. --Mrs. John M.

Richardson is visiting relatives In Middlotown. Hobart Dolbrow, of Mlddletown, Is homo again on a vacation. George Lefover, accom THE SCHEME IS FEASIBLE. i What HjilrHUllo KiiRlnner rruiu you Iteportx. Mr.

Foster, the hydraulic engineer, of Now York, who makes a specialty ol this kind of work, has been employed several days by the Board of Water Commissioners examining tho route from the Shawangunk Kill to the old reservoir by which the Board propose if the taxpayers vote favorably to increase the water supply of this city. He finds that his levels agree with Engineer Cantlne within two-tenths ol an Inch for tho four miles. His judgment Is that tho eehemo is perfectly feasible and he so reported to the Board ut Its meeting luet evening. Clmrlle Decker UHI Buliiinio. Shortly after noon yesterday Charles V.

A. Decker loft his horso and buggy standing In front of tho residence of Julius Osterhoudt, on Albany avenue, while ho transacted somo business with Mr. Ostorboudt. Something startled the horao and it started down tho avenue. It made a short turn lo got Into Mrs.

Hormance's lane, upsetting the wagon, and thereupon tho scared equino started to dance a jig on Mrs Munn's lawn, dropping bits of harness and pieces of the vehicle as It circled around. The animal finally started down tho avenue again, and was brought up with a round turn by ahllchlng post In front of tho Crosby at the corner of Union avenue and St. Jamea street. The horso was only slightly bruised. but tho buggy and harness wore demolished Leader.

Ohm. II. Suillli Annwert the 1 1 nf Sul.t vt Wntur I. F. EDITORS TIMES I expected my article would provoke discussion and so It has, but It Is only the determination of a physical fact that we are after and wo propose to get know why.

The whole question Is, who Is telling the truth My how VanDiusr does brlstlo. But ycu know bustle Is not alwas'slniluDtry." Now regarding his reasons lormj plar noUbolng feasible, he says first it would back watoijovor a road leading to Otlsvllle. This Is not so my water lovel is the same as ho uses. But granting that It did we could build a cantilever bridge whloh could bo swung by electricity from tho Noverslnk perhaps, or we wero in a hurry and was. not too particular we could use common stone and dirt and raise tho grade a little.

Second--I meant just what I said atout tho saving of will give details later regarding land overflowed There will b3 less than 100 aorea of land, none of which Is very valuable There Is only ono dum to bo built at cost of 18,000. Regarding of plpf, the wulor today is flowing ut rate of 947,000 gallons In 24 hours as compared with 1.500,000 just (even daje ago. Thore are many other considerations why 1 would use a 110-Inch pipe. Fourth--Wo have the right to relay pipes In tho old right of wuy. Won'i do any damage.

Now the rest of urtlolo--1 have witness that he Is the man I asked II.lie ever looked up tho gravity plan and he said no. But In three days ho psreonally to all tho papers and giver out his Important dUcovery. When ono Is troubled with a chronic complaint It becomes necessary to gel a first class specialist. Now Middletown's complaint of no water has become chronic by reason of its duration. Now I do rot regard competent lo puss any vnluabU cp'nlonon an engineering matter, for this out ol his rcuch.

We miiot get this right this time, and how can you hope to do It If jou stay In tho same old rut? My plan will give you double tho water for considerably less money. Tho cuts referred to In my plan, namely, on the Corwin and Borlholf land, aro still necessary In tbolr proposed plan. Af I said before we avoid any tunnel and any need of purchasing four miles of new right of way, and any need of buy- Ing mill properties. Van has put himself on record on July 24, 1803, and this Is what 1 wunted to know: Who would really father such a nonsensical scheme an you are asked as Intelligent citizens to vote upon. Am glad the Water Board did not put the reply over their algnutures Come out to-night and hear a full, fair discussion.

Respectfully, CiiAiiLr.s H. SMITH, Civil Engineer, Trust Building. THE PANIC A of the MlddloUjwn "TlliiM" "on ttio Spot" In- toretllUK Account ol the Critical In Wonloiii Cltr. DE.NVKK, July EDITORS TIMES The city of Denver IB now in a most critical condition Many of tho largest bull- LATEST Special to the P. M.

A WlHI Much l.unila- tho PORCH and Kockcts nt iho C. Crawford Furrituro t-j. A a i K. Clifford Nu-v iicil irti-t'c dctinge in 1'nrlor ncd Bedroom Suits E. Criiflfiid FurnUcrc Ai-k lo eco onr fancy oak Extension Tables nl i 1 nir foot.

an xrn of BO! oak d.ntt.g cheap. "Wo i anufac- uiro our Ta lor fui's L. urges, anil Matnis-cs and cno tuvo you cno profit THE G. E. GO rcrth St.

jli 110-112 street, No burpb, N. Y. Goodasoldon sfcjiil terms of creditor on weekly or monthly pajmcnts. noon to mark out foundations for houao for which he lias the contract of building sit thut place. As team of Wood Baldwin's KM being driven down South street thin afternoon, one of tho horses fell when about opposite Washington street.

No dun igo was dono to tho wagon, but ths hors? was badly scratched. --A new stylo lawn sprinkler purchased by Mr. E. T. Hunlord at the Fair, attracts conldcrublo at- In his jurd.

--There was a carload of fresh air children on Erie train to-day. --The last hearing in the Biyant divorce case v.111 bo to-morrow nt Goshen before Referee Bacon. --Constable Charks Faulkner will sell at public auction tho license of William Birker, keeper, on Fulton ucii Sou'h streets a Kingston, Dr. Kennedy, sometimes acts as Recorder. On Satuidny he cent a man to jill for ten d.iji for bcinp drunk.

There aro prospects of great eporl at the Cnrnwull DrlUng Park next There are entries for tbc three --John L. Svarr, of this olty, bus the egorcv for Hooker, Co. of the Rochester fruit Farm and Nurseries, in ibis city. Mr. Starr has been IS 5cars In thl' work.

--Prcf. S. S. Tooier, tbc venerable sneo of Wowaanda, bus left at the Tun cfllco a line specimen cf rock thm is 'ojnd in abundance upon bis fai A lllrlliilny ntton. TDC KiilTe root the Hold Monouo'c, the residence of Mr.

and Mrs W. C. F. Bastlan, Iftbt evening the ccesilon of Mrs. Bastion's birthday.

Tl.e members of the club and their husbands were all present, ulso several Invited anil Mrs Bastian's Blslcr, of New York, acd Miss R'co, of St. who is niece of Mrs Bustlun A i pleasant evening spent with Mr. and Mrs. Baslinn, v-ho urc both excellent entertainers. To Their Troiliict.

The New York Knife Company at Wuldon aro building a one-6tory ire proof structure 8x2o feet or Ihe storage of manufactured goods while tho company la wait- np for a chance to sell them. The pan Isd by his wife and son, of Middletown, are visiting with Mrs. M. K. Hill Herahl.

--Mr. A. W. Mallery, ol Washington, was In town to-day. --Hon.

M. N. Kane, of Warwick, was In town to-day. Clarence S. Carr Is spending a few weeks with his grandmother at Liberty vlllo, near Deckertown, N.

J. --Miss Emma Walker, who has been visiting at New Berlin, Is uow visiting at Mr. George Goer's at Norwich. --Mr. and Mrs.

J. Fletcher Vail, who are visiting Mr. Vall's mother, on William street, will go to Warwick to-morrow. Mr. Vail has a good position in the weigher's office of the New York Custom House.

--Miss Charleno Tobias, of Sayre, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Margaret P. Seattle. Officer Wilson Is taking his vacation this week. He Is assisting as clerk at J. T.

Robertson's market during Mr. Robertson's absence at Elmlra. J. P. Florence, the genial and accommodating agent of the 0.

W. at Main street, Is In Now York to-day. --Mr. and Mrs. T.

K. Walker, of Downsvillo, are visiting at Mr. George T. Walker's on Houston avenue. Miss Sttdle Meyer ard Wlnlhrop Djrranco attended the Mlnisink Val- Isy picnic Saturday.

WHEN yo-i go for our gammer it- injr, -whether it bo tho mountains or seaside your skin and complexion will need attention Take Tuth you bottlo of ocr Crotim Lotion. It filU the bill every timo. Price 25c. W. OLNEY, DRUGGIST company has been In existence 40 years and never before needed a building In whicU to store unsold goods.

Hit Minor llrhliiil. A Mlddietowner, anxious that ho and hU family should get out of town on their vacation, hurriedly left ycster day and on arriving at Goshen to taki tho Montgomery train discovered that ho had loft his pockctbook at home He returned and secured It while hi family went on. Uasebll Notea. --The Columbias and Bloomlngburg will play ball on the State Hosplta grounds Friday. Irou Milieu MiuttlrK Iim u.

The forest cf Dean Iron mines near Highland Falls, shut flown yesterday, and 800 mon wero thrown cut of work. This is a direct effect of tho November elections, acd conveys a wholesome lesson to those men who wore roosters In their hats at that time. Tho mines have been running for over 100 years, and this. Is the first time they have vcr shutdown. Mr.

Tower, of Pough- ecpsie, Is president of the company. Han Attorney The Nws of (lie Highlands says that urlng the past week Anthony Klomm, Highland Falls, has recoivtd a num- or of letlers from lawyers urging him Inslltuto suits for damages against ho West Shore road for the loss ol his wife. He has, however, placed the mailer In the hands of Col. W. D.

Dickey, of Newburgh. rroiiil of Ilia Own City. Mr. Charles Bell, who has been vis- his relatives In the central part of the Stale for the past seven weeks, has returned home. Mr.

Bell returns roudor of Mlddletown than over, and states that this city has the best painted buildings, the best sidewalks, the best Dre deportment and the best news- pap jrB of any place he saw during his trip. Thrown From tho Truck by Bloken Truck. Ilml Dllllculty In Klmlli'i: WHJ Home. On Friday nlghllast two MliUletown went to the reservoir for a fish, accompanied by a ten-year old boy. About 9 o'clock they started for homo but in somo manner became twisted" and when dawn finally came to their rescue It found them several miles north of the reservoir and just In Iheopjjoslto direction from lhln city, their objective point The next time they go fishing they will take a compass, or probably remember their right hand from their left while on the banks of that very decoitful locality." The TunnfH Toiirnmneut lo oivlurfili The Orange County Lawn Tennis Tournamonl opened yesterday on the grounds of tho Powelton Club in Newburgh.

In the gentlemen's singles Jumcs G. Graham, Jr dofoaled A. S. Chatfield, of Cornwall W. Spurgeon, of West Point, defeated W.

Sargent, of Cornwall, and Lieut. Brooks, of West Point, defeated Carr, of Port Jorvls. Lewis K. Carr, Jr and Raymond W. Carr, of Port Jervls, and Dr.

F. tloyce BodRussoll Wiggins, of Middletown, arc entered in tho doubles. Citno Near liming nn Aci-Iileut. Tbo Genung street crossing of the Krle la causing a good deal of anx'ety among those who havo to cross It every day by reason of the planking being worn away and the hell not ringing until a train Is very near the crossing. On Saturday the ice wagon of Mr.

N. Boak came near being struck by a passenger train as tho bell did not ring until tho train was almost on Iho cross- Ing. Took num. The Kingston Leader says: List Sat- urduy morning Shawungunk came near being the scene of imother tragedy, growing out of tho LbFcrgo murder It seems thnt when tho District Attorney, Coroper and Sheriff swooped down on tho town on Friday, Justice Me- Bride, of Bruynwlck, who had held the Inquest and examinations on Wednesday, wus so overawed by the foimlda- bio array of ofllclule, and eo worried lest he bad not conducted lliolrqucsl properly that ho WBB unablo to sleep on night. To quiet his nerves and woo the embraces of Morpheus he took dose luudunum.

In his nervousness und haste the 'Squire took an overdose of the drug. The result was thut when the District Attorney, Coroner und Dr Loughrun arrived on Saturday morn- Ing they found tho excellent Bruyue- wick Solon bslng walked vlgorouelj about between two stalwurt neighbors, indulging in the exercise over si: oc 3 o'clock thut morning in order to keep him awako and prevent the lau'anum from getting In Us deadly work and providing another joh for Coroner Fallen. financially. ness firms of iho olty havo failed, the two finest hotels are closed, and of the seventeen banks six aro open for business. The silver mines of the surrounding country havo slopped work, thereby luklng employment from hundreds of poor people, many of whom have gone lo Ibo mountains to camp and live by fishing and hunting.

Crowds of excited men gather on the streets and discuss the situation and the possibilities of relief In various ways. Not a fuw of tho people condemn President Cleveland for his seeming disregard of tho people's demands for somo kind of legislation In regard to. the coinage of silver. Tho uncertainty of tbo present udmlnlstrallon'a views on silver bus done much In bringing aboul ihlB condition of affairs, Desperate men from tho mines Invndo the city and threaten mob violence They are a tough sot," Mexicans, Krouserii," half breeds und ranchmen, Tbo city government IH forming a plan for tho employment cf tho idlf, the bout way to avoid bread riot." Men CO to their banks and turn uwav when they Ihe uollco that Ibo bank Inclosed, despairing of over recovering tbrlr hard earned envlngs. Some of the bunks havo suspended only temporarily, while others will never open their doors lo tile crowd ol ancry depositors.

People In the cast can hardly realize the situation here In the grcutesl silver producing counlry In the world In inn eastern States there is financial difficulty because few banks have fulled; but hero there is panic, the results of which will not soon go away. The newspapers hero nre exhorting tho people to not slowly and urging tho creditors to bo lenient, and if they were more consldoruto they would not rush to tho banks to draw Ihelr last cent and when the flurry was over the stronger banks would pull through, ull tho stronger for having bruvod the storm, while tho'o only which aro In- ncrently weak would full and financial mailers generally would bo on a much firmer basis than before. The immediate cause of tho IB the inability to colled debls on paper, and uUnough tho banks have tho amount of cash on hand thut would be considered porfeelly fiafo and amply sufficient for ordinary times, yot when ull the depositors, driven by msd rumor, rush to draw theli deposits, the bunks not haying enough ready cash on bund to supply all the demands, and iho outstanding loans being bard to collect, they must necessarily suspend payment. Some banks have gone under whose assets were tbreo limes their liabilities yot so relentless are tbe creditors thai ihey force them to suspend, nol always dishonestly, but because of unwise Bud unsafe loans. Well Informed mon euy that the distressed condition of this part of tho country will continue for some lime, becuui6 where other of the coun- lry havo been disturbed, Dsnvor has been upsul and cannol soon bo sot aright.

l''ow djubt bul that Denver will In Ihe future grow und prosper as It bus In tho short time since it was only a little settlement. Situated in tbo center of an only slightly developed region of a radius of COO miles, which butwocn 1SJS and 18U2 produced more Ihun $400,000,000 worlh of gold, silver, copper und lead, Denver is destined to be In few yearn a city of hull million prosporous und enurgetlc, patriotic Americans. Every ucro of land cultivated; ovcry mine discovered in tho surrounding country reaps a boneflt for Denver, und notwithstanding sho IB undergoing financial crisis with the rest of the country, ull things point that Dsnver with lii.r Immense, capital, western energy and lino nutural resources, ell- mule and location will In future bn ono of Iho four groalcst oltlus of tho Union --New York, Cnlcngo, Sjn Frunclsco and Denver. A STRAY FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTERS. A Long I.

Ul of AmintnlulttiU Onl from WMblnitim Spcclil to The Dully WASHINGTON, July The following fourth clui have beou appointed: A. J. Wlltto, Bouckvllle, Madlioa county. G. L.

Baker, Station, Saratoga county. M. A. Matteion, Hut SprlngttoU, Olscgo county. G.

M. Cauglor, Burtwlck, OUego county. OwenTully, L-oaardsvllle, Madlion county. 0. C.

Blcknoll, Madison, dltoo county. S. C. SmltU, Perry Centre, Wjosilop county. Almond West Borne, Albany county.

WORLD'S I ou FAIR TRAIN WRECKED. Just a Suggestion of UripRs for comfort and convonivnco HAMMOCKS-Wo liaxo tlio bcHt. BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS -Cost Inl littlo SUMMER A I I paptr or cloth. NEWEST MAGAZINES Fittshion nctl other. CROQUET -If you want a lilUo oxirctto.

STATIONERY -From Dempioy v. irroll oilu-rj. Winterer your wants in Books or Stationery ojr nor vices 11:0 ut your dermal ipply. st tianford Morton. llftllltuiirv Ohio Oe- cmricil Ahioii.

Special to ttia DAILY Tmu CI.KVKI.ANO, July 26-- The World's Fair excursion train ou the Baltimore Ohio Kullroad was wrecked near Akron, It wus caused by the aproudlng of tbo rails Many wore seriously hurt. THE of tin' i ItHii 1'orocil to Suiipeuil. Spoolal to thB Uiii.i TIUII. NKW YoitK, July Sft --The following failures are reported to-day: Merchants' National, of Loulivllle, Wisconsin Fire and Marino Iniurance, of Milwaukee; Bank ol Commerce, 1 n- dianapolls; National, of Indianapolis, Ind. IN OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT yon cnn fuul oulni Wiirnor Brou', Conk-cl Ui'Ui'l 1 for Chil- dioa und imliulinj: 1'VriU Bros'.

Ventilating Corset Waists, Our H'ocU i coif In IH hy fm llie Impost in C. W. i coif In IH hy I city. FANC11KR No. 7 Wist Mrtin Blui Straw Hats Must Go.

Wo i tlioin ill your i to u' 1 i CHOLERA IN SENEGAMBIA. Oicurrlni: llumlteil I Special to tbc UAII.Y TIUI.H PAUIS, July 25-Thcre clolora In St. Louis, In Senegal, the capital of tho French possessions In ScnognmbU. There aro fifty deaths dully. There is a panic there.

FRENCH-SIAM TROUBLE. Wtrn LIGHT SUITS AT REDUCED FRIGES. For 1 uo if I In- ti'itu GEO. W. YOUNG, 16 and 18 East Main i Kltldlotown.

N. Y. 25 Doz, Summer Corsets 39c OBITUARY. on I'lclul Roy, the little ton of Mr. David H.

Trlpp, of tho Middletown was quite seriously Injured last evening. He was playing on the back stulrs ol tho Toild fiats on North street, where the family lives, when ho fell. Ho struck a picket fence and ono of the sharp points entered his leg making a bad wound. Dr. Hulett was called and took four stitches in the wound.

A IMlnfnl T. Gary, a mason working on P. McShano's now building on Cottage street, met with a painful Injury yesterday by having a quantity of mortar drop In his eye, completely filling It. Mr. McShano rendered all the assistance he could until Dr.

Burko arrived and administered relief. By careful attention It Is hoped to save the eye. ltplr to Ijxeelnlon' Truck. The Excelsiors' hook and ladder truck will be taken to the carriage shop of M-. Moses Crist, on Academy ivenue, to-morrow morning for somo needed repairs.

In case of a fire the members of the company will report to that place In. etead of tho truck house. An Excltlnc Time In HU Mrs. S. L.

Wllklson and Bissle Wllkison, who have been visiting in New York, had an exciting experience Saturday whilo In Hoarn's establishment. They were in tho elevator, which was crowded, when some part of it broke. Instead of falling to the basement tho elevator shot upward and did nol sto-j until It crashed Inlo tho roof and remained there until relief came. Ssv- crrl of its occupants fainted but no one was injured. Tim rumriil at Jtra.

IJim'jr. The funerbl of Mrs. Crlssn J. Duvej took place to-day from Iho residence of her daughter, Mrs. William M.

Biker, on Linden avenue. Tho services wero conducted by Mr. Allen, who Is temporarily In charge of tho North Streev Congregational Church. Tho Interment was In Bloomingburg. Tho associates of Miss Haltle Brtind- ago, daughter of tho deceased, ut See- O.

it W. restaurant sent beautiful lljral offering from lisldlng's greenhouse. TliB Krli-'D Cliop I)ny rxriirnlon. The Eric will run a cheap special excursion lo New York next Thursday. Special train leaves James street depot at and East Main street at 7:58 a.

arriving in New York at 10.07. Leaving New York 7:30 p. arriving in Middlotown about 9.40 ra. Fare for round trip to Now York Jl, to Coney Island $1.25. Tickets arc good only on special trains.

Attention ConirmlpH llBAIIQrAHTI.IISOrv 1'OST No Wfl, MlDDI.ETOW.v.N. IBM SPECIAL OKDKBS NO. 47. A special meeting of General Lyon Post will bo held at T. Ogden's store to-night at 7:30 m.

to arrange for the funeral of comrade Walter Vanllscr, lale U. S. C. T. Byorderof A.

II. WIIECMiK, Comnunilcr B. TLHWILLIGIIK. Adjutant Wtilter Walter an agtd and respected colored man, died of gensral debility at 14 Bsnnctt street, last evening. Ho was about 80 years of age.

Tho deceased enlisted In tho 20th Now York Volunteers under Colonel Bertram In 18W). This was tho first colowd regiment that was organized In New York etato. During his u-o years service this regiment was quartered In New Orleans und was engaged skirmishes about the river. Tho deceased was born in the town of Montgomery and lived with Samuel Hasbrouck until ho had attained his majority. Ho has beon married twice during his life but loaves no children.

A half brother, Joseph Woodward, resides In this city. Ono step-daughter survives him, residing In Coshcn. Tho funeral will bo hold afternoon and will be In charge of Gen. Lyon Post, G. A.

which will perform the last rites over tho dead veteran In a military manner. The remains will bo Interred In the soldiers' plot at Phlllipsburgh. Stttv of ACTiilri lo gome The works of the Whltchlll Engine and Plctot loo Machine Company at Newhurgh shutdown yesterday, throw- Ing about 12o men out ol work. Several other factories In Xewbu-gh are shutting down lor a few days. A number of men have beon laid off at the works of the New York Knife Co.

and Waldon Knife Co. A broken truck caused fifteen care on Conductor Doty's west bound train to be thrown from the track at the Middletown Summit shortly after midnight, blocking all tracks. W. S. Skinner's men, had the tracks cleared by 4 o'clock this morning'.

Dentil of Dr. Egbert Guernsey, son. of Dr. Eg- bort Guernsey, of New York city, for merly trustee In the Stato Hospital In this city, died at the summer residence of the family at PIshklll-on-Hudeoa Monday morning, aged about 32 years The deceased had lung trouble and patsed away In a hemorrhage. Obituary --Mnggle wife of George S.

Mead, of Port died Sunday, aged 34 years. Besides her husband, eight small children survive. She leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah .1. Brown, and ono brother, Danljl, residing In Port Jervis.

Mrs. Mend wsBumitlveof Pond Eddy. --Mrs. Eleanor B. Hanmorc, formerly of Newburgh, dkil Friday at Santa California, In tho 00th year of her ago.

Slie was tho widow of John W. Hanmorc, a brother of the late Sheriff BCDJ. Hanmoro, of Newburgh. A son, Howard B. Hanmoro, formerly a newspaper man In Newburgh, Is now living In Milwaukee, Wls.

Tlio Nl.lHUininitr I of tho M. V. M. 8. Among those who attecded the midsummer picnic of the Mlnlslnk Valley Historical Society at Cuddobaokvlllo Saturday wore Dr.

T. D. Mills, Dr. A. P.

Olnoy and I. M. Eleton, of Middletown. Rav. Dr.

S. W. Mills. President of tho society, made an address of welcome. Speeches wero mttdo by Rev.

Thomas Nlcols, of Mllford, Rev. S. Graham, of Downsvllle, N. Rev. J.

B. Taylor, of Port Jorvls, and Prof. Maxwell Summcrvlllo. J. Horton Easton, of Ollsvlllo, and S.

A. Conkllng, of Port Jervls, were elected resident members. Profoseor Maxwell Summorvllle, of tho University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and Eston K. May, of New York oily, wore elected corresponding members. Theodore Moore, ol Greenville, was changed from resident to corresponding member.

Alutul Illitrli- SlHtucne Ciutt. Spi'duUoTIio PAHlS.July 25--Tho reports yesterday of tne French government blockade of tho coast of Slam wore premature. There Is no ellljlul notification yet. i in lUmllliCM In K.IIIMI-. Special trie luiur Tin IB.

July 2S--Bloron inllltlii companies liavo been ordered to bo ready to start for tho scone of tho minors troubles. Tho situation In critical. FllUu.o III Bpcclll to tbc Dili; TIWKV July 25 --The Deposit bank has suspended. GOSHEN. the County Honl--All tho Correspondence of ibo TIMES --Wo received the following dlcpatoh this morning, wbloh doubtless will bo of Interest to tho many friends of tho six young mon who started from this village for Chicago yesterday mornIng: Ci.Kvr.i.ANi), Ohio.

Arrived here at II o'clock this morning. Our train stopped at both Mid- dlotown and Port Jorvls In order to gl vo some mom hers of tho party a chance to say words of farowoll to anxious ones Owing to tho fact that none of our party had over ridden over 60 miles on the cars boforo, wo have nil been "sea sick," aud aro still very bad, but getting Don't fall to send us the TIMKS every day. F. B. H.

See. --Wo aro requested by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcrtbolf to thank those' In this village who 10 generously raised and placed in her hands a snug sum of money to enable her to assist Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Garrison, of Florida. Snc purchased a barrel of flour and some groceries und forwarded them all yesterday. -Now that Mr. William Fletcher has set so good an example It Is lo bo hoped that others on Main street will Improve the appearance of tholr stores by a liberal uee of paint and putty. --A parly who had boon came down town yesterday morning, and notwithstanding the fact that hotol and saloon keepers had beon officially forbidden to soil him liquor, ho soon "got loaded." Ho subsequently went to his home on Goldon Hill, took a good nap, and then got up by way of amusement and for tho purpose of exorcise, knocked his wife down a few limes with his list, then tried tho effects of a rocking cbalr upon hor frail form, and having warmod himself up pretty well, concluded that she too must bo getting pretty warm, and ho forthwith proceeded lo tear hor cloth- Ing off.

Judge Swtr.oy being temporarily absent from the village, wo hud tbe pleasure of sentencing tho young man to four months at hard labor ut Albany and fine. Wo refrain from giving the guilty party's name on account of tho respectability and general worthiness of Ihe other members of family. --The ocal Society picnic held ul Glcnmcro Lake yesterday was largely attended and a most enjoyable --The Goshen Social and Athletic Afsoclatlon having purchased a bowl- Ing alloy from a parly at Delhi, N. Sr'nM in ull Olbu I-IOKH at NEW CHALLIES ut mil i optilar low l' FANS, FANS, FANS 1 a'l tho h.tot-l n-jvoYoj. Twenty livo TuiUmh Bulb.

TowiU iitul 2.V i-iu-li. Hart Davis, 45 North St. Great Reduction in Prices SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, to clou- out tho li.iliti.cn of our slock and nmko room for nil Wo want ili'i i nioroy nml you witnt I pwh, n) c.in curly niul i loVo'i in. Icpsirtmeiit Af tor puBhing thro-iRli mo of tho mcsomfi'i nn-sonn wo offsr tho bultnco of uintiriRH, ovoi coaling im.l trouHuriiic 1.1 tnco Unit you cannot nil rd to rofu low your onl-r. tin: pltico n'.

IH llu ttmo nml E. ADAMS, Hitter, Cbftta Gents' Furnisher. 41 NORTH IT Men's Russet Shoes! UAL AND 5 Special wiV nl wholes tin iiiicoa to ii'iluoo itoek. Edmond VanSickle, North Oji. I'ie33 Office.

THE TRADE IN CORSETS. Our linos nt 39c, 50e nr.d 7fic unit over) 1 A t-pocml lomlor in iisl bliick Di-CHj Ooo.ls nt l'2Jc. A new lino in c.icckn iiml Our Line of Wash Dress Goocls very couiplttj. Bovo'il KCW in Iliu lino ill 7c, Look in our jjr'itt Block of uiulcrwciir from Sc upwards. etc.

H. E. Churchill MOHTM A7MUT, MISOUTTOWK, M. Y. JAMES Sccu.lnj tile Sltiiuturcs lUpltlly.

Rev. C. M. Winchester, the representative of tho Mlddletown-GoBhen Traction reports that he has received the signatures of forty-one property owners on North street granting the right of way for the proposed electric railroad. He feels very much elated over his euccess.

Horao Newf. --Mr. B. B. Williams has purchased of Archibald McLaughlln, of Boeen- dale, N.

a handsome black mare. He now has a matched pair whose capability to travel ahead of. their own or any others dust hereabouts Is oot to be doubted. Mr. The committee having In charge tho proposed complimentary clam baVco Aug.

4, to Mr. S. H. Bodlne, on the occasion of his 70lh birthday, visited Stony Ford yesterday and made arrangements with Mr. J.

C. Wllber, the owner of tho grove, to hold It at that place. A Fine Work. Mr. J.

A. Hoar, of'Llberty street, has secured the agency for Shepp's World's Pair Photographs. This work Is from tho original photographs and is well worth purchasing. It Is the only official ono published. Mr.

Hoar Is meeting with fine success. all members aro requested to moot ut the club rooms to-nlghl at 8:30 o'clock for the purpose of liking further action In tbe mutter. --Several hundred dollars will prob- ubly bo expended for flrovrorKs on tho occasion of the celebration of the 50lh anniversary of tbo formation of the Goshen Fire Department, which occurs on tho nth of next Ootobor. --Tho Jolly Dozon will have an outing at Glonmoro Luke to-morrow night. Two or throe now members will join ibo club, but their initiation will bo postponed until next fall.

Hymeneal NJtot. --The engagemont Is announced of J. Augustus Townsond and Miss Mary Simeon, ol Newburgh. --A very pretty, though quiet wedding took place Wednesday, at 330 Straight street, Paterson, tho hcina of tho brldo's parents, when Mr. Oscar Cooper, of West Tuxedo, was married to Miss Alice Conklln.

Tbo bride was attired In handsome pearl gray faille silk, and carried a bouquet of tea roses. Tho bridesmaid was Miss Sally Conic- lln, a sister of tho bride, and she wore henrlotta cloth and carried a bouquet of tea roses. Mr. Orrln R. Conklln, brother of tbe bride, acted as best man.

Rev. P. C. Baecom performed the ceremony. A tupper was given by the brldo's mother, Mrs.

L. D. Conklln, Tho bride received many handsome and oostly presents. The couple have gone to their home at Southflold, Orange county, N. Y.

YOU LIKE GOOD PERFUMES. That's tho kind wo soil. Wrights. Also Toikt Wnlci R. C.

TUTHILL, JR. Itcl KsUtn IH 1bn nil alucii VOUNtl SI A col Io on tho rround floor I. do well to your In a bullJloc lot I. A iho fOJtdfcUoD for ploananl no MI: filCK i SOX, Heal KnUto and lonurtDco Ilrokcr, Contra City. MIDDLETOWN SAVIN6S BANK, MonoyOopcmltcdonor bo tor ibo itftb dir JftDUhr; July and Sdflty of April October will Onw lvoroil from the Aral.

Hcftul'ful UtctitnKn fur I PRESENTS AT ART.STORE. SOUTH STIIKKT. SPRING SUITINGS A BEGINNING TO ARRIVE KLOHS', THE Mercbaot Tailor, 68 Korth Street; WHITE TAR CAMPHOR MOTH BALL. I CCKHANT WOKMM tro Reull. Clarenca Aiirams, Pti, 6, UKUOCilST.

Sjceeiwor lo Altwrt Hull. Th Citjr Iltiilth In Excellent. The Board of Health mot last night. No new CMOI ol Infectious were reported. No business of Importance was transacted.

KEEP A Liko Iho voreo of tho popular wmg wo apuuh- iop, und pushing, und push our gooJij.awuy." Do you need anything in our lino. Wo would bo pleased to show you. Tho prices on our suits arc lower than low. Good euits f5, $6 und $8. Wo aro now cutting prices on elruw nogligoo ubirtp, etc Cheviot working shirts 25c Good shirts COo at tbo Ono Prico Blue Front Clothing Store, 10 North St.

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