The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-20

shipwrecked sailor waiting for sail is
like business man sitting at home nursing a
cold. Get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and be
cured.
The Tribune suggests that the next Demo-
cratic ticket be composed of rilden and Hamp-
ton, a consolidation of the two issues of
cipherng and bnlldozing.
BY order of the Court of Chancery. the
Bridgeton and Port Norris Railroad will be
offered for sale on Saturday, the Both inst, at
Brdgeton.
Thomas B. Lee, of Newark, has been ap
pointed Assistant Engineer of River and Har-
Dor improvements of the Brazilian Empire.
and will sail for Brazil next month.
man named George w Coolbaugh has
been arrested in Newark and put under ST..
500 bonds on charge of violating the Reve.
nue. laws by using cancelled stamps on cigar
boxes.
Machinery Hall, which has stood idle in
Paramount Park since the close of the Centen-
NAL, is to be pulled down. 1t costs the city
$4,000 year to take care of it, and it is entire.
ly useless
Charleston s. c., by the census of 1870,
contained AZ, $50 inh' bitants. Yet at the re-
cent election, under Democratic management.
it was made to cast %, 335 votes aud give s.
los majority for the Democratic candidate for
Congress.
At meeting of the coal combination in
Philadelphia on Saturday an increase of g.
000,0 900 tons in the quota for the present year
was decided upon, which decision gave great
satisfaction at Pottsville and elsewhere in the
mining regions.
We have before us four eight penny nails,
one five-penny nail, four latll nails, pin aud
a twisted shawl pin, all of which were extract
Ell from the NAV of cow slaughtered by
They must have been swallowed some time,
for the flesh had grown to them.-Attantic
City Reoseac.
"Young men, said the late Mr.. Tiden, in
his Gramercy Park Grafton" young men
will you mark these wrong doors OF 1875 with
The Indignation of "a betrayed wronged and
sacrificed people?" And the young men,
and several old men with them, walked stern.
ly up to the polls on Tuesday aDd marked the
evil-doers of 1876 by large majorities all over
the solid North.-1ribune.
The political skies look backer than ever for
the initiation leaders in the Democratic ranks
such as Thurman, Hendricks and Pendleton.
Bayard of Delaware, who has stood almost
alone among Democrats in defence of the
national honor, is obviously the coming man.
The Charleston News having printed re-
port that one precinct in Sumter county, s. c.,
had given Republican majority. a Democrat
c correspondent writes to it from there that
the precinct gave Democratic majority of 100
and says IF 100 majority is not enough,
say how many more you need, and our best ef-
forts, noto an reseroe, will be put in motion"
A bill is to be presented to the Legislature
providing that any member engaged in the
hpit. Of N.,fo he.
The provisions of the act are intended to ope-
rate that where charges are made the matter
can at once be heard by certain number of
the Judges of the Supreme Court, and if they
are proven, they to have power to peremptor-
lily declare the seat vacant.
The origin of the late fire at Cape MAY is
still unknown. The Mayor is still investigat-
ing and examining witnesses, but he finds
nothing to Justify an arrest. He is satisfied
however, that it was case of ucendarism.
Nothing has been done to rebuild the burnt
district. but it is understood that the work
will be commenced as soon as the insurance
companies adjust their losses, when business
will be lively for carpenters, masons and 9TH
er builders.
IMMIGRATION STATIsTIcs.-The present
year is the first since 1873 in which there has
been no decrease in immigration. The total
number of arrivals at New York from Jan. 1
to Oct. 81, 1873, was l07, 29l against s.. 634
for the same period in 1877. The number OF
aliens among the new arrivals this year was
66,64S against 48, 1879 in 1877. The princip i
nationalities were as follows: Germany, 90.
55S Ireland, 11,777 Sweden, $3.50 ; Italy,
1 1895 Norway, 1867 Russia. 1850 Den.
mark, 2,106; Switzerland, 1857 Bohemia
LOB; Scotland, 1,604 and France, 1856
China sent 121 emigrants and seven arrived
from Jerusalem. During the past tbrty-twe
years 2, 100000 emigrants have arrived at the
port of New York from Germany, and 2, 600
900 from Ireland.
i The arrival Of aliens for the month Of Octo
Der were Ills, against 1926 in the sam,
month in 1877. Two hundred and sixty. tire,
emigrants arrived at Castle Garden, on Tues
day OF last week.