The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-18

LOGAN M1soELLANy.-Rev.M Mr. Sooy will
preach in the NJ. E. Church, in this place,
next Sunday.
Mr. BARLEY Hester member of our Com
mon Council, died at about p. NJ, yesterday
(Tuesday.)
eEY- For first-class Custom Work in La
dies Gents, Or Misses Wear, go to LIQUIDS
ems 80 Coryell st. 2.t.
This evening Leni Lenape Lodge, I. o. o.
F., of this city, will partake of a supper at
Lyceum Hail.
Tho supplement to the charter of this
city was reported to the House Of Assembly
on last Wednesday.
The County Board of Examiners will
meet at Reading Academy, Remington, on
Friday, the 9th inst. for the purpose OF issu-
ing Teachers Certificates, etc.
The bill to incorporate GAINESVILLE, in this
county, into Borough has been reported on
adversely by the Committee, and is therefore
not likely to be acted on.
The Legislative Committee on Fisheries,
including Mr.. Hoppock, of this District, visit
ed the fsh-breeding establishment Of Dr.
Slack at Bloomsbury, III this county, on Fri
day last The visit was Il pleasant one.
DR. ]. H. Schesck, formerly citizen of
this county, and well known as the proprietor
of Schencks Pulmonic Syrup and other med
icincs, died last week at his home i'll Philadel-
phia.
The extra meetings at the NJ. E. Church
in this city are still continued. Last Sunday
ten were received On probation, and eight
were forward for prayers. The interest APP
pears to be deepening.
The funeral of Mr.. Thos. Mcnamara, Of
this city, on Friday last was very largely hts
tended. The various fire organizations sent
representatives. The Hibernia Fire Co., of
which the deceased was q member turned out
in body.
James Buchanan, Esq, Of Trenton, Ia
appointed by the Joint Meeting of the Legis-
lature Law Judge for Mercer Co., in place of
Alfred Reed, Esq. Mr.. Buchanan will make
an excellent officer:
Works for extensively manufacturing John
sons Universal Lathe Chick, tool patent
ed by Mr.. VIM. johnson, Superintendent of
the Works. These Chucls are highly praised
by those who have fairly tested them.
We learn that Prof. Ruhlman, late leader
of the Trenton Band, intends to remove to
this city, where he will lead our brass band,
and give instruction in playing various kinds
of Instruments Prof. Pullman is an excel
lent musician, and we are glad to know Of his
coming.
Robbie, a son of Robert Montgomery, of
this city, who is IN the employ of p. B. Mack
ey & Co., on Cottage Hill, met with an acct
dent on last Saturday. While riding the
horse to water, he took notion to sit side
wise, and in doing so fell off, catching his feet
in the harness on the animal. He was drag
ged Some distance and his arm and hand
were injured by being trodden on, but FORTH
nately the horse stopped before any dangerous
results followed. It was very narrow es-
cape from serious, if not fatal injuries.
The city of Philadelphia lately entered
into contract with two parties for carbolzed
steam fire engine hose at ~ cts. per foot
The hose recently bought by our Council cost
leo per foot; and has no guarantee as to the
amount of pressure it will stand.s
Quite number have professed conversion
at the extra meetings now being held by the
Frenchtowh Baptist Church.
The Independent states that Andrew Rob-
erson is now sofe owner of the Frenchtown
Foundry, having purchased the interest of all
other parties.
"A Fair and Festival will be held under
the auspices of the ladies of the Milford Pres
byteran church, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, February oath, 25tb and 2eth.