The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-17


are genial gentlemen and made friends will
all those with whom they came in contact
They left In the afternoon train. We learr
that the America Hose Company is about t.
build new truck.
New JERSEY NJ E. CoNFERENcE.-This
body met at New Brunswick on "Wednesday
of last week, and closed its deliberations this
morning. Rev. r. A. Chalker, late pastor Of
one of the New Brunswick churches, has beer
appointed to the NJ. E. Church of this city
Mr.. c. has an excellent reputation as {
preacher and pastor, and we have no doubi
that he viii be quite satisfactory to tn,
church here. IL
| Rev. Mr.. Hartranft, the late pastor of til,
M. E. Church in this city, has been appointed
| to Third Street, Camden--a very i'm
portant field. a.
Rev. Thos. Hanlon, DID, has been APP
pointed Presiding Elder of the Trenton Dis
trict in place OF Rev. Mr. Whitaker
The following are the appointments of til,
Trenton District.
Thomas Hanlon, Presiding Elder
| Trenton-Greene Street, r. Thorn. Trim
! ity, E. G. Hancock. Union, q. s. Collins
State, s. Vansant. Warren, j. Wilson. Cen
trail, Wm. Walton. Hamilton Avenue, j. #
Heilenman. Clinton, To be supplied, w. G
Wilson. Broad and Homestead, l. II. Tnlus
kersville-Supplied, j, s. Owan.
Prinoeton--J. i. Sooy.
Rocky Hill TO be supplied, S. Morris.
Pennington--h, Green.
Lambertvile-R. A. Chalker.
Titusville-Wm. Malsbury.
Groveville--A. Matthews.
Hamilton Square-To be supplied.
Crosswicks-Jos. Ashbrook.
Alentown-W. A. Abbott.
Bordentown-First Church, G. Z. Mad
dock. Trinity, A. n. North.
Windsor and Sharon-F. Robbins.
Hightstown--J. Lewis.
Cranbury--W. S. Cowan.
Imlaystown--J. e. Wiley.
Englishtown-W. +. Massey
Freelfold--A. Lawrence.
Bethesda-T. ID. Sleeper one to be sup
piled.
New Egypt-W. Pittenger
Jacobstown and Cookstown-H. G.. Will
Jams.
Pointsvile and Wrightstown- -
Conover.
Columbus-S. NJ. Hudson.
Florence. L. Rogers. ssEsa ffF
w. c. Stockton, Conference Missionary,
member of the Green street Quarterly Con-
ference.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF CouNcrE, MARCH
15rH.-P resent-Brown, Cooley, Ely, Gregg,
Moore, Smith and Williamson.
J. A. Bachman asked permission to lay a
railroad track across South Main street, near
his residence. On motion. referred to Street
Committee. ~ ar
John A.. Anderson asked permission to
erect telegraph poles between the railroad de-
pot and his home. Referred to Street Com
mittee, with power to act.
I. F. Skillman, City Clerk. presented bill
of $4,000 for preparing taly-sheets for Spring
election, transcribing ordinances, clerking
special meetings of Council and clerking for
appeal board. On motion, referred to Finance
Committee.
A bill Of $3.50 for hauling garbage was pre-
scnted by John Lucas. Ordered paid.
VIVA Dean, Esq, presented bill Of $1o.55.
On motion, ordered paid.
j. Hayhurst, Esq, presented bill of 1864.
Ordered paid.
Bill OF r. Hammell, for s11 49, for coal fur
nished Hibernia Fire Co. Ordered paid
R. Hammell's bill of S16.4 A for coal furnish
ed Union Fire Co. Ordered paid.
r. Hammels bill of $24.06 for coal furnish
ed Aquetong Fire Co. Referred to Finance
Committee
George Osmun, Overseer of Poor, present
ed bill Of 100000 for services. On motion,
laid ON the table. &
Bill of Martindell & Son, 1892, for bread
furnished tramps. Referred to Poor Com
mittee.
"a F. r. Swallow asked Councilto refund tax,
lie being NONRESIDENT. Referred, to Finance
Committee. s tso
The Street Committee, to whom the pound
keepers bill of $500 for rent of pound was
referred, reported that to the best of their
knowledge there had been no pound since De-
cember 10th, 1874, and recommended the bill
be reduced to slo.52 Mr.. Cooley stated that
the pound-keeper had informed him that he
had paid $500 for a pound and had derived
no benefits therefrom. On motion, the bill
was recommitted.
The Ordinance Committee presented an Or
dinance to provide for the clearing of snow
from off the pavements and cutters. Passed
by title to first reading read and passed to
second reading then, on motion, laid on the
table.
\ $500 overpaid tax by Ten Eycke Kreusen,
was refunded.
Mr.. Smith moved, that the officers salaries
b., paid, and that the Clerk withhold the Or
ders OF those who were indebted to the City,
until their Indebtedness was paid.
Mr.. Cooley moved that the bill of the Ov-
erseer of Poor be taken from the table. Car
ried.
On motion. the bill was referred to 0rdi-
nance Committee.
On motion, adjourned.
For THE RECORD.
Cry ELEcTIoN.-But a short time yet and
our city will be in turmoil over the whiskey
business. Our municipal elections have all