The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

nationalities uniting in a grand demonstra.
ton to do him honor.
The little Kittatiuy steamer built to run e
The Delaware Water Gap, has sunk again
size Is pow being repaired, aid viii soon re-
new her troubled existence.
A special train OF fourteen passenger and
three baggage cars passed west override Penn.
sylvania Railroad on Thursday, carrying
about zoo Russian Mennoniies on their way
to Kansas
Major General Woops monument, now be-
ing made, is said to be the largest stone shaft
of the kind which the world has seen for three
thousand years. Cleopatra's Needle Is only
nine feet longer.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky, says there
is no Tilden sentiment among the voters of
the Kentucky Democracy. few newspapers
favor him, but nobody else does. All the
Congressman in the State delegation arc
against him.
Some very heavy traius pass over the Penn
| sylvana railroad. One, drawn by engine No.
S16, consisted Of 90 loaded box cars. This
engine is a new one and is one of the most
powerful on the road.
The peach crop of the Delaware Peninsula
promises to be the most abundant since 1875.
The yield is estimated at 100000 baskets
and Arrangements are being made to have the
irult sent through on passenger schedule to
western cities.
| John Wanamaker's latest enterprise is the
establishment Of a newspaper. 1t is called
! The Ladies Journal, and is a handsome peri
odical, of eight pages beautifully printed on
tinted paper, edited with taste and care and
full of bright things for fireside reading. Mrs
Mary d. Lambert will be its editor.
T,a r,,,dorar of M,s Dr. HAN 81 No,
yari, tas az ,as. ,,aar .sras,ad "a pas ~"
thro',e.,, sI,o o,,,,s,;ss, ~ ~
reporter. He is a colored man named Chas-
tine Cox. For several years he had been en-
ployed as waiter in a family opposite the
residence of Mrs. Hail. He confessed the
crime and said his motive was robbery alone.
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III VI John randolph OF ROANOKE, Mr.. u. +.
w MniPpie tehs TINS STORY isn' IL shame'
Mr, fresioent, said ne one day ID the senate,
INA. the nooie ouii-aogs OF the aominlstra-
tion should waste their precious time In wor-
rying tne Tats OF the oppositioh e immedi-
a,eiy the senate was IN an uproar ana ne was
c,amorousy Calico 70 order. Inc Presi9ng
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n1edii. tobacco. beeging bi,zsard, Please. Mr.
Chairman, what Ia the question before The
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ues a. ene present. rapie i..e. Desiues tho ,l,
saius Vi Wei,s SUNK III lor.ner years, sneae are
now salu ~ 10 sDous ~ snu sv ~ o ono
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res 10, 81 cruae OIL sls naS' lse nionss
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A POINT FOR STRIKERS Hero is point
all striking unions VIII DO well to take into
consideration before they strike I" The
cost OF the late Durham strike in England is
estimated at ~, YO0, OoO nearly half is borne
| ny ohe meh w ienouo iochonihS INTEREST," u
is computed at U years to make up the sum
lost Nine and, quarter years is goodly
period TO work for dead horse" And
three and quarter millions of dollars is a
goodly price to pay for the defunct animals
carcass, even with the skin and bones thrown
in. Sensible workingmen will want very few
dead horses at that price. we should say.
The Fourth of July is to be celebrated at
Newark by the Essex Denocratic Club in
truly Democratic and political manner. Gen.
Mcclellan is to preside-if he gets there in
time Gen. Roger A. Pryor, formerly Of Viz
ginia, confederate officer who did his best
to Stay our friends and brothers during the
Democratic rebellion, Is TO give the citizens
of Newark advice from his standpoint, and
Senator Jones, Of Florida, is to tell them, we
suppose, all about the advantages repudiation
has over honest payment of just debts. YER
lily. Newark viii DO strangely 4 not special
ly favored but it does seem TO 90 queer
way to celebrate the Nations Dirtnday-to
invite. as principals on the programme, peo-
pie VINO dla their oesc 70 destroy en's country.
--Aorr'st0aon 0erSegH'@"' -,
OLD AND RELIABLE.-Common sense rules
the masses of the people. Get up really
good article, let It's merits pc clearly Demon