The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Newark is the third notwithstanding city IN the
country k9 E M
Judge Ingral,am, of New York, has decided
4 that a person $ watch Is o. necessary article,
which cannot be taken by his creditors.
The annual inspection and review of the 18th
Regt. N. j. s. N,G. win take place OH the 23d
day Of October, in Trenton.
The west end Of the rolling mil, on. the
Delaware, at Trenton, was destroyed by fire
on last Tuesday! Loss estimated at 1000.
N9.insurance; og ,s .s.s,s.e .....sn
!. Brick Pomeroy says he is ready to make
oath that he was offered $4,000 to support
the great and good Horace Greeley for Presi-
dent. ~ Uifa94 He f@NA ~ st 4tla
The President has issued a proclamation
recommending the observance Of Thursday,
November 2Sth, as day OF National Thanks
giving. 81 ii sgsI sisasia ne fA.,,sr,
1.-The wedding of Miss Rennie, of Lodi, to Mr.
Harry Leach, of Philadelphia, took place at
the, former place on Wednesday,. Both, par
ties are very wealthy, and it is said that the
wedding presents amount in value to over
100000. fins8 sHia 9saff .hy3ull Hse
9. New Brunswick Has reason to be proud of
its Conservatory of Music. The names Of two
hundred pupils are already on its books!
The work of filling in, lat Pine Hollow, on
the Easton and Amboy Railroad,inear Blooms
bury, is progressing vigorously. The en-
bankment will be 115 feet high, 1870 feet
through at the base, and viii stretch over 200
yards across the creek. ~ g - 1ss 81
q Over 200 hands are now EMPLOYED ON the
INewtown tPa.) Railroad, and the work is pro-
crossing rapidly. Nh. Maginnis has the cut
at Southamptonyille, and has about 25 men at
work. Harry Smith is driving the Newtown
work along the Neshaminy creek, and has
near 26 men employed ---baaterpriso 81
VI A rather amusing incident happened few
nights since at the Grand Opera House, New
e York, during the performance of 'sRoi Carrot
tte." 1none portion fthe play, the King cries.
III despairing accents, How shall rid myself
of this accursed money ?" when some one in
the gallery called out, 'tBet ON Greeley ~
The play was not resumed for a few minntes..s
Some miscreants recently attempted to
throw a train off the track Of the Boonton
branch of the Morris & Essex road, at high
bridge near Paterson They tied and gagged
the bridge tender, fastened the door of his
cabin, and then placedlarge stones on the rails.
The obstruction was discovered by the track
walkerin time to prevent an accident. There
was an excursion train carrying large dele
cation to Republican meeting momcntarily
expected. 5i 5.Y' its5i ri
President Grant is the United States
youngest President. ffisaee on his inaugural
was forty-seven. The oldest President was
Harrison, who was sixty-eight, the year of
his inaugural tf's - 9 s3''
The injunction between the United Railroad
and Canal Companies and the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company. and the National Railroad
Company, came up before the Vice Chancellor
in Trenton, on Tuesday. After considerable
debate the ease was postponed until the aatii
inst. saa f'ffr-7st at'isisH.'7
The cranberry bogs of Monmouth county
now present lively appearance. Scores of
women and children are engaged in picking
berries. The price paid is fifty cents brshel,
and the ,snartest pick from three and a half to
four bushels in a day.
st. Louis has promising young Stanley.
He didn't like to 80 to school. To avoid it he
feigned to have been bitten by mad dog, the
school was disbanded, and his parents were
lively with Mysteries foriseveral days, when
the juvenile sell was discovered, and the boy
confessed that he had been romancing. From
the stripes that soon appeared ON his back he
might have been accused of rubbing against a
zebra. erFpi ss.rusa 3i
The State of New Jersey stands seventh in
point of manufacturing importance. Newark
-. i -. 49,, q T.ss 81 e 49, -. - ~
a y. lor Yalue ~ Hiah',iilcttriig prod1cts inc
niAth 1ungtessionai aistrlct Is secono on tie
, ,,se. loh propor,iona,e increase curing
ano ieA. tel yoals,' pis e'serict VIII leaei the
ooon'ry III nihuiac'uies''s sli foa
The New York Herald saws !. eff the Adj
mnistrarion party, therefore, on the 9Th of
November \, act upon tne idea that The issue OF
tc erection Is loiesoile cohciusioi', ana mat
une- elec'ioii IL gong 10y ueiauic, they may
on .ie oe,i 10 iiiiu themselves the vac,
1 1s,iis u an apps.liiiG poliueai casastrophe.
! ms - very true, Inc apathy on over conn
aence Is no iess dangerous IMAM that OF despair
aid AGAINST TINS uanger our irienas should par
tlcuHlrly guard. lietus push ON the iight with
III the course OF ah apology Tor publishing
ionr sermons Inc 81. Louis Democfaf says
heiiglon ought 10 be OF more concern to the
human race than politics. not to mention the
the pulpit than tI,s.roshIm Occasionally
a sermon is duh. but generallv. a nolitical
speech Is DIM. and duh Sermon Is better than
q dnll sneecb We wish ali nI,nif orators
we,r Reecseys. hnt a,;vtb;ng td heat satan ),
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Among the risks which foolish girls run in
clipping with fascinating fellows on short ac-
is that pf tintlipp thamse bound