The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29

who wee at work on he stranded vessels
which came ashore during the last storm r
The baik Italia, at Deal Beach, has been
stripped Of everything that could be carried
away and NOW lies q complete wreck, the
waves dashing over her all tie time The
British schooner, Cuba, which went ashore
below Bagnegat Light Tile same night as the
italia, has got away from the wrcckers and
moved some distance all hopes Of saving
the vessel have been given up, and the wreck
ers have stripped her Of everything above
4 decks, and are waiting for favorable weather,
hoping 10 get ont the balance Of her cargo in
small boats, aud land it on the beach. The
ice inside Sandy Hook and the Horse shoe has
been very heavy III communication with
the New Jersey Southern Railroad Dock has
T beeu put oil Tor several days, but to-day, the
weather being warmer aud a southern breeze
/ blowing, much les has toated OFF from The
Horse shoe and gone ont TO sea.
! BaY6Rp TAYLOR Germany rivals America
] ia paying homer TO The dead poet, Journal
/ iat and Statesman, Bayard Taylor. memoir
! ial service waa la'el, neid at Leipsig, presid-
/ ed over py Mr. Steward, the American
/ J0nsul. The exercises consisted in singing
/ by tho Typogfaphis," and a memorial adj
dress ia German, by Dir. Ernst Haynel, the
Secretary Of the club The speaker paid the
tribute which all Germany is SO ready to unite
/
/ who loved and honored the German people
as did no other man" The rostrum was
/ heavily draped with black and upon it was
/ laid a wreath Of rare flowers. A sonnet on
/ Mr.. Taylor by the celebrated German poet
| Muller Won der Nerra was read, aud a eonsol-
atory address was sent TO Mrs Tag lor at Ber-
/ lin. The stage was appropriately decorated
/ with plants and flowers, and at its back were
hung the intersvined flags Of Germany aud
the United States.
STEWARDS Bepy Has Nor BEEN REeoy.
/ EItEo Information derived from the most
/ direct sources warrants us ia stating ia the
most positive terms thpt the body Of Che late
a. r Stewart has not been recovered by Mrs.
stewart or Judge Hilton or any Of their a.
gents Late publications TO the contrary
grew out Of exaggerated repettions of hopes
expressed by Mrs Stewart to her friends in
December last that negotiations then pending
would result in the return Of the body before
the end Of the year These hopes were disap-
pointed. The then pending negotiations have
1 been described. The only clew now being
followed is the search for Bull y Kelley,
whom Chief Donayan, OF HobolSen, and Chief
Of Detectives Captain Kealy, of New York.
believe to have been the DRYER of the wagon
in which il Is suspected the body was convey
cd across the Hoboken ferry to New Jersey.
Kelley has mover been seen in New York
Siuee the plBlb OF the IoDpefy.
Twenty-four students OF Princeton College
were arrested ia Trenton on Saturday night
week, about midnight, for disordely conduct.
They arrived IN Trenton ia two large sleighs
and drove about the streets in q hilarious
manner, until the police gathered in force and
arrested them, they all the while protesting
that they belonged 10 the FIRST families ~
the whole twenty fuur--and that they would
L.. a.
ton. They were fined 1885 each, notwith-
standing their I" first family connection, the
same as other drunken r6wdes, and discharg
ed
The passage Of The Pension Arrears Bills .
by Congress, seems to have been mistake
all around. Neither House of Congress sup
posed that it would ever go through, and
when it did, the President wanted TO but dare
not veto it. lt was passed by the Democratic
House by more than two thirds vote, and
by the Republican Senate by forty -feur affirm
stive votes against four ID the negative, and
twenty. eight absences. 1t is claimed that 1t
will take from $4,000 0e0 to 500, 600
from the Treasury,
Z The attention Of our readers is called to the
ady't in another column Of DR. r. a. Slocum
Of 1871 Pearl ST.. New York, who claims to
manufacture the only sure cure for that
dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION. The Doc
tors confidence in his remedy Is SO great that
be SENDS q bottlc OF each OF his celebrated
/ preparations free to all suffering applicants
who write for them This is certainly a very
liberal offer,
The Long Branch News, in referring to the
report that the laws regulating printing win
receive attention by the Legislature, says -
" This is about the first move nade by a oer~
tain class Of legislators. They stumble over
Il
partment Of government in their eagerness to
scalp the priaters who by tho way, are of
no particular account 80 nfliee-seekers and
holders except at election time.
Oscar Chubert OF Jersey City, was recent
Is discharged from State Prison. He returned
home and endcayored to obtain an honest live
ing, but no one would employ him. On We'd
nesday, Chubert made application to be COM
mitted to jail on the ground that he was
starving. Judge Davis found the story TO be
true and committed him for 90 days.
The latest failure in the iron business is
that of the Lehigh Valley Iron Company,
which occurred few days ago. The debts
Of the company amount to 100000, and an
effort is being made to compromise them at
fifty cents on the dollar, one-half to be taken
in bonds Of the company, and the other half
in notes running three, four and five years
4 The company procured q considerable guam
titY Of their ore from Morris county.
Bragg, Of Wisconsin, Democrat took the
4 right position in the House of Representatives
on Wednesday, by boldly opposing one Of tho
many Southern claims, which are being press
cd upon that body. Ia the discussion on the
subject, Representative Ellis, of Louisiana,
admitted that the percentage Of people in his
State, who sympathized with the government
or remained loyal thereto during the war, was
very small
Francis NIcI>ormctt, ex-oouncman of the
/ Town of Phillipsburg, was convicted on Wed
Enesday of defrauding the town Of $lS550.
The next case was against Thomas L, Titus,
ex Mayor, Charles Sitgreayes, ex President
| Of the Council and Francis MeDetmott,
/ Councilman Of Philipsbnrg, charged With the
/ larceny OF SS67 Ga in town order, verdict
Of NOT guilty was returned
/ Some of the large Stockholders IN the New
4 York Gas Companies are polSiug fun at Ed-
son, because he does not seem to have made
much progress in The perfection Of the electric
/ light. We confess that il looks as ifthe Wiz
ard Of Menlo Park, had met with indifferent
success, on we should have heard from him
before this.
On and after May list, the light al fuckers