The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-05-07
CLARK P1ERsoN, P. NJ.

Theodore Quick
Miss Culendia Wilson.
j. o. Smith.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. NJ.
Last Sunday young man named Strock,
in theemployof John Kugler, near Frenchtown,
was arrested upon charge of being concern
ed with several others in the robbery of a
man named Ruth, near Point Pleasant Pa
Young Strock with his father, was confined
in the Doylestown Jail The others are still
at large.
BURGLARY On Tuesday night last, the
store of David Johnson, at Sidney, was brok-
en- into by burglars, and goods to the amount
of about $3.50 taken therefrem. The haul
comprised calicoes, muslns, cassimeres, boots
shoes, tobacco, &c. Great excitement pre-
vailed in the neighborhood upon discovery of
the robbery, but the thieves were far away,
and they cared but little about the uproar.
Having purchased the stock of Furniture
at No. So Coryell ST., lately belonging to c..
Arnett, will in the future conduct the East
Side Furniture Warerooms, and will have on
sale complete stock of well-made furniture
of all kinds, which will be sold at the lowest
market rates. In my absence, Mr.. Samuel
Stockton will have charge of the warerooms.
My friends are invited to call.
sss - HENRY G. HUNT.
Lambertville, Apr 80, 1870.
Letters received for Mr.. JOS Watt, of
this city, state that be has arrived at San
- To lot
ters of introduction from Messers. WEIGH and
Coryell of this city, to Col. w. Minor Rob-
erts, consulting engineer of the Brazilian gov
eminent, aided him materially in his under
taking. Mr.. Thos. C.. Van Camp also arrived
with him. In letter of Col. Roberts to his
friends here, he writes that he does not advise
persons to come to Brazil unless they are GER
tain in advance of their coming of obtaining
employment.
"A sudden death occurred in this city last
Sunday morning. John Brady, of this city,
son of Stephen Brady, aged about twenty
years, was walking with two companions
along South Main street, near M. Knowlan'
store, when he suddenly rem arked that he had
a terrible pain and feared it would kill bin,
and fell dead. Some time before, he had run
very rapidly to catch train, and it is thought
he injured himself seriously thereby. He was
young man of good character and much re-
spected. His funeral took place yesterday
from the Catholic Church. 1t was attended
by the Emerald Society in regalia, the Aque-
tong Fire Co., (of which organizations the
deceased was a member) and by representa-
tives of the various fire companies of the city.
and by a large concourse of his friends.
The Hunsrdon Democrat thus notices
che performance Of g Pinafore," at Fleming.
ton, by the Orphean Musical Society of this
city, on last Wednesday evening
H. M. s. PINAFoRE.-This popular bur-
lesque upon the English Navy was produced
in Masonic Hall last Wednesday night, by
the 0rpbean Musical Association of Lambert
VILE The play was exeellently rendered, and
the large audience highly appreciated the en-
tertainment. We cannot particularize all the
characters in the play, but we may observe
that Col A, w. Angel IS Sir Joseph, could
not well be exeelled. And SC with Mrs. A,
H. Titus, as Josephine, c.. Fl. w. yansciyer,
as Dick Deadeye, Miss Ada Titus, as Hebe,
Miss Clara Pierson, as Little Buttercup, w.
f. Herr, as Boatswain HI. II. Barber, as
Capt. Corcoran, was a big success as were
also other characters whose names have slip
ped our treacherous memory. We are always
pleased to welcome our Lambertvie friends,
and it is not stretching the truth to remark
that much musical talent can be produced in
that eitys saf
The largest and best stock of furniture in
Hunterden and Bucks, at TITUs', 46 Coryell
street -