Evening Gazette, The (Newspaper) - June 19, 1869, Port Jervis, New York VOL I PORT JERVIS N Y JUNE 1869 NO 26 SATURDAY JUNE 1800 AT Orange futility N If Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoon at four o'clock In THE TUB will he or i t tun ruuti u wuek Pom lor copies S nt mail for four dollars mcnr two Inrs lor ax mouths one Tor months on THE by mall fifteen enN a payable at the win re ra jived THE H ami to foi a i i and per lit cf the lor Advertising dull notice the for advertising In THE will be one or ions one insertion two do 75 et three do six one year 810 column three mouths iiK mo o e year IIS One- column three months six months OIK year SI per line a j our Nothing ed less l live Notices lit local columns 10 eta per line Insertion and five cents per line for each n less than ten lues Advertisers will only be entitle 1 to of two insertions per v eek An style 01 dis- pl ad will and nc cuta be lit outers ft r anil advertising be to PIl CO X 1 Notice au the agents I or THE O IZETTE In Pv t anil will charge ol the village delivery and make therefor Collections will 1 e made very I wo weeks Single co of th THE may be purchased at Vail Brothers and at mill Tut i H's four cuts su of discourse in the clu loh to-morrow by A P Seeking a Wife fur or the Mystic of Christ tu il the Chuich Foi Gen xxiv There will lo no for the He congregation in Brown's Hull Rev -3 W M ills mod ft om attendance at General Synod will occupy Ittifoi mod pulpit to-morrow as usual Hurt of New Yoik city the eminent Sunday will ad- dress the in the church at ick Each school will assemble at its own ut and i to of meeting in 1 h Sullivan c unity Hev C II Keynold will iu dedicated on inst Convocation of the il Clergy of Orange County wan held Thursday John's Church Greenwood Furnace pre sent were The of Now Yort who preached th i sermon from II 5 and tie Rev Messrs iho of the pa lish of C of Mid- of Cornwall of Goshen Johnson of Walden and Rev Dr of Doat i of Henry J Baymond Friday M J o'clock Mr H J of the New York Times died an at his dence in York city Mr was ieven yours of ag having boon Ij mil Livingston county N Y in 1820 He was connected with journal ism from his In ho started the New which under hia ment was rapidly built tip 1 o a position as one of tho ablest and best oi metropolitan journals Milford Items Our sends us his inclining following items The callos for the new bridge this print are being convoyed down to the rivor Two gentlemen of named lock caught one hundred ind porch and one hundred in Pond Milford is now putting on lively lira fr mi tho city are arriving in lurgo numbers many of whom are to find The rooms at the houses a either filled or engaged so that tho stay of many who come latt will be necessarily of short ration I Colo of Unionville has sold his house and lot in that village to William won of Yemeni for Brief Mention congregation of OT- giuip hald a festival on 3d of July for the b j of the church informed that Henry Terwilliger of hiis the Gordon House at Callicoon Depot Governor will deliver tho an- tho County Society a t Kingston this tall Hose Company of tou has changed its name to J Company and Ills ordered a new hose New York Good was announced to be given at ling's Hall on Thursday evening next is postponed until further notice morning a freight tram at Callicoon was run into by a in the caboose and breaking the couplings and dra of about tw T ty cars says that Chas son of White Lake Sullivan county vas thrown from u wagon on Sunday night and so badly injured that he died a after townsmen Messrs Henry Martin and Gordon intend starting Monday night on a pleasure trip over the Union Pacific Omaha and places of interest in the West N J one day lust week Daniel D of Decker's Ferry h id two or three ribs broken by the fall of some timbers and Jacob Smith jr had his broken by tho kick of a horse Baptist Methodist church hold last evening were and well attended The Baptist hold two and the basement was handsomely decors tod with evergreens is becoming quite an article of fuel in the up river towns in Albany and Troy it is sold in of the coal and yards The principal sources of supply are the immense in Saratoga county Monday of this week saya N J Wm M Iliff hud a valuable young mare stolen from his pasture field at The was about hands high a bright bay with black and tail no white Imir and without spot or blemish Fifty dollars reward is offend for tho of the and the return of the mare man named Fred of Black Brook Sullivan county was badly injured on Monday afternoon last He wus in the bark woods with a young man named The latter while striking a blow with the axe swung it against the limb of a hcc and it glancing Soulos just tho thigh laying open tho whole hip ing a gash seven inches in length are in receipt of specimens of moth strawberries From a number of our citizens Dr John Conkling has favored us with a fine specimen of the ist variety the biggest measuring oj ini hes and weighing drachms From J Bonnoll the same variety i arid weighing 7 drachms and from Charles Marvin also measuring indici Mr S Kuykendull C are among the large borry growers yards of several of our citizens li avo been frequently by boys with ing propensities who destroy steal cherries and whatever else they can lay ha ads on Thursday three boys were in one of Mr cherry trees io Brooklyn G discovered them and proceeded to ter a castigation on one of the cis thus teaching a salutary Wednesday says tho Wai wick Advertiser John Clark a son of liam Clark cf residing none lower end of Greenwood Lake together his wife and child were thrown out of their wagon Mr and Mrs Clark wero seriously if not faUlly injured Both for a long while insensible It is they will not recover Tho child an does not seem to huve any ial injury The accident happened near Theodore Houston of has been chosen Secretary of the mi Railroad Company in place of B G Be try resigned At tho Midland Railroad moot ing at Middletown the other night Littlejohn and Lf w asked the village to bond for an additional in cration of which the Company would locate the road through by the factory and would also locate the Company's machine and repair at Mr House's Commemorative Sermon particular request Rov Mr House pastor of the Baptist in this village on Sunday evening last repeated the Com- memorative Sermon preached by him two weeks previous Every seal in the filled before the hour of service and additional seats were placed in tho aisles to accommodate those who hail come thither to hear tho discourse among whom were a number of the soldiers and comrades of the brave boys who fell in eon diet and whose giaves they had so garlanded with Tho was excellent throughout and was fitting tribute to tho of the heroic dead Wo are unable to give a brief syn- of tho sermon which ought to bo iu full Tho text taken from 2d are tho mighty len After alluding to tho oi Saul mid Jonathan as the mighty men of rael the speaker briefly mentioned the rible ordeal through which this country hud passed nnd of the men who composed the armies of our nation Ho to the desolate homes and places made vacant in various fields of labor throughout the by the death of our bravo men To the representative men of the Senate the bur tho press the pulpit Iho indeed every department of American industry art and science Tbo inon who pi the higher virtues of 1 ho Gospel and at the time adhered to the of our cause by the rales of just and honorable warfare The men who loved peace better than war the quiet side those were the mighty that ted their precious blood to give freedom to nil He thon alluded to the propriety of tho graves of our fallen heroes flowers and the importance of setting apart one day in the year to commemorate thur death and to kindle anew within the hearts of tho living the spirit of patriotic devotion He also made a few touching remarks in reference to the which bung and in front of the pulpit stained with U e blood of those who loved it and torn and tattered by the severe through it passed Ji woe presented by Now Yoik city to tho 1st Regiment Excelsior Brigade und is retained as a relic by DE Holt of this village The speaker then urged the propriety of u suitable monument on which should be inscribed the names of those went out from us and in the wasting camp hospital and prison or on the stormy field of battle gave their life to save to us und coming generations tho inheritance which our fathers bequeathed to us He it as a duty we owe to coming t rations and which should stand as risl of their worth and un- swerving fidelity to freedom spirit of The trustees of Grove Cemetery during tho war generoasly donated a lot finely located for those who might foil in defence of their country and we think with tho speaker that thero ought to be ism among those who havo reaped benefits resulting from fierce con- in which our brave boys Fell erect a suitable monument to their memory Daughters of Kebaka Yesterday afternoon a mini ber of ladica wires of Odd Fellows met in the rooms of Lodge for the purpose of ing in organization of a Degree Lodge of tho Daughters of The degree of originated with Vice Col- f jx and is a side degree which has for its object to secure the co-operation of wives of tiie brethren of the order in its worliS of and charity Heretofore the meetings have been presided over and the chum filled by officers of thu Lodge but ut the special meeting the ladies elected officers with the exception of N G of their own BOX PS Mrs N Taft V G George Taylor Sec D Conductor J A Leach Warden Thos E S K G P Gillson L S N G J C Smith II 8 V G L B V G G W Adams Inside Guardian A tho next session of tho ait application will be made ior a charter Bio regular meetings of the Daughters of are on the first Friday of month men the Midland railroad tiel itt on a strike for more and tha work is temporarily pended The at Port to n published in Tin GAZETTE a meeting oi the citizens was held lust ut the office of the Board of Tri stees G E Cook wail to the and Georg chosen secretary The chair stated object oi the meeting was to tuke steps for the coming Fourth of July On motion he ohair the ing committee to solicit subscriptions John Button ind J A On motion a of was appointed c insisting of the following tlemen Chus S M Callanan and W Harrison The meeting was well at- tended and adjourned to meet at the place on Tuesday evening next at eight o'clock to bear reports of and make tho for a proper of the cUy We hope our will liberally to the cull of the committee appc inted to raise the fu uds and that ull will unite once ill ore in having a good sue li as Port J li as not cd in il years The time is icar at hind so thu t is redone quickly Over in J ersey tho people arc as as ever and are making active preparations in many towns to celebrate the glorious Fourth In county arc it Lafayette at Stanhope at Franklin and at Sparta with tho festivities of processions du mcis etc Day be celebrated at Liberty county on the the of the church oi village by llev J G oi Middletown Newburgh does not intend tc Fourth on a large scale as General Grant is to visit that place about the middle July and the expense i of his reception and entertainment is about all the sown willing to stand Tho Jour says that jwor ing J could not afford two big public shows in one Tlie Com- mon Counci i appropriated only for the celebration of the Fourth Wall kill Valley Railroad Rouil Irom tho Erie at shen north hrough Montgomery ard den is being rapidly an 1 is dcstimnj to take as one of the oi the branches oi the Erie Railway T ao cars are now rni ining from Goshen to Basin and will bo running to Milton turnpike in tho town of the coming six fecks The Head is built under the in charge and supc of F S Esq President of the Company a energetic and prising citizen of Old and of L D Bruyn Esq Chief Engineer one of tho most ace and efficient railroad engineers in the country A meeting of Iho was hold a few days since ut preparatory to letting tho work of building another s from Milton turnpike da Xew lage to The engineer not ing completed tho specifications tho letting was till the inst tion under only eight miles extension beyond will the to Kingston an advantageous connection thero with the Oswego Railroad and drawing to itself ull along its line a tive traffic from a vide tributary of country The meeting lust was a lizzie mly the Vice President and or two putting in an at tho of meeting One man it would reeir has the power to block the wheels of any public ment which bring the grist to his mill clergyman who consoling a young widow on the of husband spoko in a serious tone at liis many able You he you oan never lind his equal search as loig as you To which tho sobbing almost broken-hearted will Til bet I C who is now losing his ear as preluding elder in the Methodist and tho nth of his regular ministry a given him by the ministers of Che Illinois at Lincoln during their in September next City contains th lowing Notary Misa Fannie Lyons A Now Way of The firm of O li Beales Oo consisting of O Beales and tin A constructed Loudir g trom their Saw Mill si ou one of thu tributaries of the to the of the latter river u distance of en m lee in which timber sent to the liver 11 forty minutes after leaving the mill j and there may be an uninterrupted line of it tor the wh distance Th shute is made of heavy hemlock J plank is H inches wide and doop It is j supplied with water at its head and there are seteral oilier feeders to supply wastage AbouL loet of lumber was used in constructing the K was the latter purt o April and by Saturday the May beau UH to the river List Full three from the shute was tml the lumber for seven largs sawed been run through it rafted and at the dock in Philadelphia The logs are drawn to the place in the mill and as each ot lumber is tod it is forward ro the shute on rollout and thence is put through a ly of navigation to thu in the short spuce minutes A boy stationed at tin of about every two miles keeps navigation unobstructed und the flow ot timber from clogging up tho channel It report id that when tho shute was completed it was deemed a fitting a of the success of tho e that one of the party should go u plank Friend Mart volunteered to take this and mounting upon a piece of timber away he sped A short below a shock brought him from a standing to a sitting j a damp seat being two or three inches over part of the time ho glided some of the time being high in the ai us the shute passed ravines coming to a place were the ground wis level with tho timber Mart ped out The mill from which the shute leads is said t bo one of the best along ware iver It is situated on Trout Brook 11 tributary of the nnd is the out- let of Long Pond in Fremont The mill has a Turbine wheel of 55 with i h oi 26 feet of water loading from n voir covering 200 acres Thero are in all lour circular saws driven by the wheel for manufacturing edging and a lath mill is now being added which 111 be in operation this month of mill 5s about feet a year As it it located upon a five thousand acre t tmt of timber land it will have some work to In Memoriam Atf mooting of the Machini its and Union Xo of New York held June C tho following preamble and resolutions ware adopted WHEREAS we tho members of tho Blacksmith's Union No U of New York being deprived of a beloved friend in the death of our Sate brother Noel Kettell desire to express our deep sense of the la is wo have sustained and our heartfelt sympathy with the bereaved AND it has pleased an all-wise God to take from our ard in his inscrutable providence to deprive friends and of affectionate and us of that while we recognize in this melan event tho chastening band of God and humbly bow before it we do deeply fed the loss mourn the death of our beloved broiler thit for his afflicted relatives we feel the deepest sympathy and may God -t them that asa token of for our deported brother our charter be draped in mourning for tho space of thirty days Rim I ltd that a copy of resolutions be sen t o his relatives and that they Ixj in THE EVENING tin it appear on tho records of this Union j FINX Com DREW Postmasters Appointed The papers note the following new pews office appointments in that Pond E S viou W field Aide 11 J Alden -i H P resigned Hemlock Hollow D G vice A S resigned T Y Boyd vice Win H Saml Cut ft H Bhodes vice J L mons removed G vice M R Bishop Pike county W H Deck or vie J M Williamson Lucey of Martin Ind recently walked forty-five in twelve hours stopping several times for and u said to Vie a nice though she likely to known by hor walk ruther than by her a wedding in Louis woek the officiating the Hev i M Keilty in addrew to the g-com s You arc mun and m in be HIP ruler Any ideu ing tc woman an the iti of
