The Lambertville record., 1874-06-17

Train WHICH icdFes ocis Nity "e ech ninu eSe
past four A. d. each day and arrives at West
Philadelphia at three minutes OF seven, is run
H. pr.nsa;cI ,ns and Trspton The train has bee,,
in onora,;on abont a YEA, and has met with
Int pne accident when IL strnck n carriage
and killed two persons. When tile train was
first mt on Il was manned by an engineer,
fireman and two men to handle the papers.
They were volunteers and signed a paper re-
leasing the company from ali responsibility in
case of accident. ifpon no prptense or lea
was any person allowed to ride. Tho com
pany finding that the train was as safe as any
other. and that AN additional car would add
To its safety by giving more ballast to the
locomotive. have added 4 rassenoer car there
to and opened the line to the public.
s
German pathologists have been inyestiga-
ting the causation of ''hay fever,n aud as
might have been guessed attributed it to in
fusoria h0ating IN the air. A disease occur
once of ,vo,,s carses ,vh;cl, ca,, ,ha ~, ,,s
n,;t,od ,hr,,r, tla all, "a ,,r1,hohi,
pros un,,,,I,5it. h. t,.,'
ora with the mcrosco,,1 ,yi,icl, i interest
;ng hnt he has also da,,nrstratad tlat J ns,-
t.sl sn,t;on os ,,,,,s ,,,;,,;s Lille ths ;nsns-
or;, ,nSer tho lans ,yI,;ia aSrsrr,,ant s.,a,.,s
that n slso L;ils them In tLe nnstr;ls The
| crre saen,s a reasoralIes o,, " f,r i, frsoria
would be l;ke,v 10 have the sa,,e bcrrors of
b;ttcrs that worms and ;nsects arc tno,, 10
/ have to aromntics as we'll as h;tters " 4 -
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ODD SUICIDES. .--Catharine Ryan, of Jersey
CITY, went out to drown herself in the Hack
ehsacK river on sunday. ohe lost her way,
| sought. On reaching the river she met q
number of men fishing, and telling them that
she was about to drown herself asked them to
take. care of her grocery. They said they
didn't want to be bothered, ant: asked her not
to disturb the fish by committing suicide
there, but to go further up the river. She
sought another spot, and throwing herself in-
to the water was drowned
| Mrs Dora German, aged II, who lived at
Kossuth and New York avenues, Union Hill,
on Sunday broke pane of glass fran her
kitchen window, crept through slle aperture
and jumped into the cistern in the rear of the
house. Her body was found in six feet of
water.
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of an outrage committed in New York by nm
known robbers, who bound and cllloroformed
Swedish sca4captain, for the purpose Of get
ting $4,000 worth of rough diamonds which
! lie had brought from Africa and was then a.
| bout to SELL The victim named Anderson,
was drugged adroitly in Broadway, taken to a
darkened apartment, and there bound and
| gagged, and his diamonds stolen. He was
! kept prisoner In the mysterious apartment
| from Monday until the following Wednesday,
and finally taken in an unconscious state, to
the vicinity of the new Tribune building down
town and there left in the street. The police
can OBTAIN no clue 10 the robbers.
Ono ,,o i, r,,a,, +,,o so;o,,oa or odvort;s.
;no some st,,dv says. ;rbe n,,n,e,.;ca, c;rcrla.
tan of an advs,s;s;no ,ednn tbnngb i'm
tant 1 ,,at tta a,,, e. t,'ro -, W. ;na;rad in
orc dnas II ,,o oarao,,a.-'oro tba, l;,salv 70 he.
can,a fsr adra,;;s;n,,
snosbcr "a II of that y,
it pretty certain to be read through with care
from beginning to end, or nearly so, or is it of
an ephemeral character, paper to be glanc-
cd at for the news, and then thrown aside p
Another is Is 1t likely, after being read
through, to be destroyed or to be preserved
for reference And still another Is it like
to bc referred to frequently, or only once in q
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oNE E 1oop hhsuLT of TIE MississiiF' !,
rhoop.--Arkansas planters just across the
Miss'ssipi Wess oi hemph's say t,iaC tiils iast
hood 9eposited over tie COTTON heius the rich'
es. e 'n.cSest iayer ol aliuyiuui eyer uGio.'
oious.e uow', '''e wos.oli ~. ,noune'ilis
quarter OF an men IN t,ickness ana iule o o.
l'ihc; SroPs stiinula.eu ny such iorces oi ~
iaploity, ana oniy vigorous energy IN repress-
first few weeks of Summer to assure the pro
duction, with favorable season, of an extra
ordinary cotton crop.
m,
me crop reports geheraliy are iayoiaoie
iVr u an aounaan' yieia tnis season. ur'ih o'
al n,nus' nay anu ltult are promising eS
.eeu.nsy wcii. 4, lo.atoes are 'nfealencu y,
enemy Of this crop. 1t has appeared in Ohio
+ Western Pennsylvania. New York, and its
!, appearance as far East rs New Jersey and
Massachusetts, has been noted. 41as
Al the solicitation of rvn,e,o,s ,a,;es ,he
\ Eyc;se con,n;ss;orers ~ Inna P,amn,, hars
refrse, ~ 4 o,,, l;cesas te ,i,a ,aSar hse,
saloon Keepers. Inc women are IN high gee
,, over ene result, oue .he uerinans say that II
VIII ~ = nard pio" 10 tne place. as many VINO
: 20 tnere wouia iather swallow tne roam o'
: lager ehah taste the salty ioam OF the ocean.
w;se no,nhsrs Of n, rofr.;,, f.o,,
! .rter;n,, ;mto .o,+cst - Az ,t,s,a.;, ..sea,
I of throwing mud with Gen. Butler. He has
the advantage over most of them that he
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