The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-04-24

correspondent of a Western paper says
that Edison, the inventor of the photograph,
stays in his laboratory for days and nights to-
gether when absorbed in his work. Twenty
five men are employed to materialze his IDEAS
Though only thirty one, he is worth $4,000
derived from his Inventions and is in receipt
of a large annual revenue from the same
source. He cares a little about dress, disre
CARDS politics entirely, and never trusts to
guess work.
The Permanent Exhibition which, contrary
to general expectation, has continued open
all Winter is to blossom out with new beauty
and interest ON the LIST of May. The new
management with rare courage and ability
have successfully surmounted the apparently
insnperable difficulties which surrounded the
Exhibition, eliminating in the downfall of
President Morton, and have we are informed
assured beyond question the financial sue
cess and permanence of the undertaking.
The Philadelphia Star says that it must be
conceded that black bass and shad cannot
prosper in the same waters. The bass, as is
we'll known, is most voracious feeder, and
nothing suits its palate so well as young shad.
In the upper Delaware, where the bass are be-
coming plentiful, the destruction of the young
shad last season was very great, and as the
bass have increased in size and numbers since
probability that the shad will eventually be
exterminated
The Police Committee of the Newark Com
mon Council, on Thursday, investigated the
charge that Police Justice Jessup had used
insulting language to a reporter of the New
ark Journal. The committee found that the
charge was true, and censured the Police JUS
tice, informed him that reporters are entitled
to, and must receive courteous treatment
The Rev. Mr. Vosburgh pastor of the Ber-
gen Baptist Church, charged with poisoning
his wife, has been indicted by the Grand Jury
of Hudson county. On Thursday he was ar
ranged before Judge Knapp, in the Court of
Oyer and Terminer, and pleaded not guilty.
He gave bail In So, Mayor Siedler and
William Robertson becoming his bondsmen
Trial was set down for May 13.
1t is sad sight to see an intoxicated per-
son on the street. How much more so is it
to see dull and sickly Baby rendered 50 by
the use of dangerous opiates? DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup contains nothing injurious and
may be given to the most delicate Baby
Price 25 cents.
Owing to some misunderstanding, Jewish
funeral the other day from Paterson, after ar
irving at the cemetery at Centreville, had to
wait while the grave was being dug, and then
as the coffin was being lowered into the hole,
the rope broke, and the box fell aud burst
asunder at the bottom.
In speaking of our fish laws, the Philadel-
pbia Star says 'sThose who angle for sport
and not for profit may now look forward to a
return of the good old times when, with line
and hook, it was possible to catch mess oil
good sized fish without spending two or three
days and a dozen dollars in the effort"
Rev. DIR. c. II. Stokes, formerly of New
ark, but now member of the New Jersey
Conference, will read an original historical
poem on the occasion of the seventy-seventh
anniversary of the Union III. E. Church, Phil
adelphia.
While four men were digging mari, neal
Marlboro, on Saturday, the bank suddenly
caved in, killing one of them named Johr
Coniff, and severely injuring the others.
All mus. greatly venture who would great
J. win.