The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-01-07

IL usually good. The singing of the infant class
IS was very pleasing part of the exercises
z Inc superintendent of the Lambertville
n school intimated his intention of resigning,
LOCAL Observation-Disclosures is very dull
in this city.
The Now Jersey Legislature will assem-.
BILE on Tuesday of next week.
We were shown day or two since some
stock manufactured by the Lambertyille
spoke Manufacturing Co., of this city, which
could not be excelled by any. The workman
ship was of the best character and the timber
OF the choicest kind. A ready sale is found for
such stock, the demand being greater than
the supply.
Among the patents recently issued is the
following: Nail-Plate Fredericton Poul-
son, Frenchtown, assignor of one-half his
right to Munson Baldwin, of the same place.
Application filed November ed, 1878.
The 10 per cent reduction of salaries on
the j. ID. Division causes general grumbling,
in many cases very justly SO but the hard
est grumbers appear to be those who have
the largest salaries and get pay for full time.
"A series of protracted meetings have been
held in the Pattenburg NJ. E. Church, and
about forty have professed conversion,
twenty-seven of whom have Joined that
! church.
Work has been resumed at Sproats
Irvine Factory, i'll this city, This factory has
been shut down for about three months.
All of our manufacturing establishments are
now running although not with as large
number Of hands as usual.
Quite number of men in this city are
out of employment and have been so for some
weeks. Some of, them, we arc told, are
really suffering. We trust that the benevo-
lent will feel the Importance of searching out
such cases and relieving their necessities.
Those who have odd jobs that they need to
have done sometime, will do well to give
them out now.
Stewart Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, of
Clinton, we learn from the Clinton Democrat,
held public installation of their officers in
their beautiful Hall, st Johns Day evening,
and afterward partook of q stump uous sup
per at Weller's Hotel. The Rev. J. b. Tay-
Tor delivered an entertaining and instructive
address The whole affair was highly en-
joyed. The following are the new officers
installed: II. Altemus w. NJ; J. r. Kline,
S. W.; J. B. Weller, J. W; w. d. l.. Rob-
bins, Sec'y; E. V. Parry, Treas. John r.
Apgar, s. D.; II. H. Van Amburgh, John
Lnnger, M. of c.; Jacob Corson, Oliver
Kline, Elisha Wene, Finance Com. David
Crossley, Chaplain Jacob Sweazey, Tyler.
The congregation and friends of the
Kngwood Presbyterian church, will give their
pastor, Rev. b. Carroll, a donation at his resi-
dence, on Wednesday afternoon and evening,
January 18th, 1874. If stormy, the next day.
All are cordially invited.
AT an early hour on Thursday morning
Of last week, three burglars robbed the post
office, a hardware store and cigar store at
Hampton junction. The constable in that sec
ton went in pursuit of the thieves, and learn
ing that they had left the place by the Central
Railroad, he telcgraphed to towns on the
road, and the men were captured in Elizabeth
at night, with part of the stolen property in
their possession.
The Rev. James B. Campbell, formerly
of Chatham Village, N. Y, was installed pas
tor Of the Reformed Church of Lebanon, on
the 18th ult., by the Chassis of Raritan A
large audience witnessed the interesting cere-
monies.
Our city has plenty of funds-$1O0O dump
ed into Swan street in front of Gervas Ely's
lot.
--Kesslcr 6 Co., of Prallsville, haven't stop
ped for hard times. They keep large number
of hands still employed in their quarries.
The Mutual B. & l.. Association of Stock
ton is prospecting. The annual report will
show it to have been well managed and of
benefit to its stockholders.
The firm of E. d. Fulmer s. Co. has been
dissolved, Messrs. Joseph Smith and Gershom
Lambert retiring. Mr.. F. F. Lear has
entered into craftsmanship with Mr.. f. See
adv.
Three or four raffes have taken place in
our city within the past few days. They are
in violation of the laws of the State, and in
dictable offences.
Mr. W. H. Wilmott, of this city, received
present of handsome lantern from the
telegraph operators on the B. ID. r.. r., on
New Years Day.
Mr. VIM. II. Candy received nice New
Years present from the hands employed in
his paper mill.
The young people of Mt. Pleasant Pres
byterian Sabbath School gave an entertain
ment in the Church on Christmas Eve and
Night. The audience was large.
A distressing cough causes the friends of
the sufferer almost as much pain as the suffer-
er himself, and should receive Immediate at
l +o,&;o, H., TE;oforse RnIs1su of Wild Cher-