The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-18

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Outside of the old Centennial enclosure in
West Philadelphia may almost be Compared
to Goldsmith's " Deserted Village"
More lives have nroh.b lv hoa,, Loot s;nce no
Battle of the Boyne, in absurd riots and
hghts engendered IN its celebration, than we're
iost IN the contest ITSELF
The Pittsburc Gazette saws the nropress
toward better times Is annarent In the iron
trade the volume of husinass has baan aonai
to the ayeraoa fo,, the last saven wars
The tramps are so vicious on the line of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad that the farm
ers talk of resorting to lynch law as their on
/ ~ protection.
T,sst roah ,,ao,,a a;o, J., NJ Wi. 49,.
nhmher os All a i - a,,s,s,: so
,,'e',s slastso,;, =. 1880 ,sss 10y s lug
I $500. 30 ~ ~ i.e sllan .ns neae
~ which the poor must live IN that city, but
tnere Is no prospect at all OF an improvement.
The transfer Of the Second Reriment Of In
| fantrv from Atlanta Ia reinforce General
| Howard. leaves only 1000 to 1900 troons In
/ the South, exclusive Of those doinr duty ON
! the Mexican border. No further action Action has
been taken by the War Department toward
ordering troops away from that section.
An q eminent !, e;tizan of Ra1t;,,oyc fa,,a =
| Democrat of coursc) one Dan Collver.
has WRITER, lefte, - NJ Haoos ,,;,,.,
chat gentleman IL ns,sn,aj confest 4;
sstwenty-four foot riur.u ID settle yybat ~
| calls the disputed claims To the pres;dancv
The Philadelphia Press SAYS that while
| there is depression in the dry goods trade. the
manufactures of that city are in d remarkably
| fourishing condition, some Of them doing a
g r,'s business .nan o. any previous period.
aa ne apn sn's yer y az @oVo
ooo'0o0' asaH'ss e'oS' ooo'ooo iase year.
| The memha,x NJ tia To,;s;ona pat,r;,,,.
Roard hava not bea, ;n5;cta5 ~ tha n ,aS
Tnrv as rennrtad h,,t nrceeasd asa;,,s. -,
| nm Inflammation nv tbe H;st,,;ct Atts,,,a,, ~
thouoh the Grand Juru was az tla -,
in session Tbis i an un,,snslsan, ,,,,eo,,st;
| tut;opal nvocaa,,;,,fr a,a /; a.,;sa.,t, I:
furtherence of an ulterior nurnose
=, Ing Jewelly s.ore 9, M. D. Dickson, on
r.s a naa.osd s
WE mas s,ss ~ so'Io e.aio on Sunuay
sa - .es az 100 M, vsnoi vaiuaolos
" LIZ, ~ W. Ylo.ooo. ne foDoers were
anu p'aoe,o. "a 'iie,r BUSINESS ss
oao y e' VI
V .la anu ',oel'ns wong was suspectea until
'Ao sso'o ""' oi'0Aou " ''onaay nnorhing.
| ALLENTOWN. Pa. Jnlv ia terr;h,a ex-
nlosion occurred this morn;ng 81 tLa ors
mines, some nine miies from ,M,,acongie, which
oaa.ra T"o ross ~ ine niue - OPP
Y..' ~ -. 'osopn nioiel, ior we Lenigh
80 the ex,t,nsc 90 o. h" anu ~ .e s''ne
~ ~, ee nv, ~ nanus mo,o enpioyeu III
.no Mo.As ne explosion LOOK place az Few
.a,,.i,. In, a.. sevA polsons were
=, ,"a,'nda a'o Aeo i''''iy anu sh'ee SERIOUS
y "o"'
The recover recently Of $3.50 by assayinc
the dust from the roof of the PHILADELPHIA
ASSAY ada sa,,,o t;ns iaoS - ou' y al. an
bed of CLAW fifteen feet In tb;ckness tbat mn
| derlies tho nayements of that c;tv These ex-
na,;,nents demonstrated that the c,av oo,tains
sevep teuths Of = Grain sov tlroa ca,,ts ,,Srth
IN the cnh;c foot and n tbe la, ,o1, nnn "
| euhic feet undar the stvaats and bonsas tbo;r
lies &19e O0n 00C AWAITING ind,,stru ana e,,to,
nrise
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John II. Keyser, the celebrated Tweed Ring
plumber, has lost all his fortune and gone in
to bankruptcy. The plumber lie secured by
his connection with the ring was enormous,
but it seems to be an almost universal law that
nossessor no rood. II has been obsarved that
of all the men who became wealthy nv tbe
bouuty business in this citv. not one has 70.
tanned even competency out of his gains
Trenton STATE Gazette.
Col Bob 2 Stewart, we'll known in this
section as the general superintendent Of the
telegraph system of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and later as occupying the same posi-
ton in the Baltimore and Ohio Company, has
recently been on visit to Sea Girt. He came
from Baltimore in a special train, magnifi-
Gently fitted up, and supplied with the best
commssary arrangements. Col. Stewart it Is
believed has lately made fortune by sue
cessful operation in wheat.
Ihere are Engiishmen VINO express aston,
lsnment at the reticence OF Gen; Grant and
other distinguished americans VINO nave VS.
ited GREAT britain. Inc iact is tn Ina reticence
Is an American charaoteristlc Inc bragga,,