The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-06-18

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New Hope NJ E. Church.
! If the Democracy decides to kick oui
Bayard and Herman it will eliminate most oil
its responsibility.
The banner of Tilden and Reform is about
to be nnfured again. Reform will be repre-
sented BY figure of Moses astside the Ark.
Ex-Governor Bedle has been appointed
counsellor to the Delaware, lackawanna and
Western Railroad, in place Of Hon. Jacob
Nanatta, deceased.
Ex-senator Conover. of Florida, who is a
native of this State, has been nominated by
the President as Collector of Internal Revenue
for Florida.
Mr.. Charles X. Lands, of Vineland, has
been granted divorce on the ground of de-
sertion. This is a startling sequel to the kill.
ing of Garruth, his wife's defamer.
The Freeholders of Warren county have re-
solved to build a large addition to the County
Aims House and support their own lunatics,
in order to save expense.
The North Pennsylvania aud Bound Brook
Railroad will hereafter be known as the North
Pennsylvania and Bound Brook Division OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
There are seventy cigar factories in Florida,
all making imported Havana cigars, which
are considered very fine by smokers who think
they are getting smuggled article.
The Belfast, Me-. Journal, long one of the
ablest weekly Democratic newspapers in that
State, has announced its purpose to stand by
hard money principles and men, and conse.
quently declares that it will support the Re
publican ticket this year.
Somebody with an unpleasant memory re-
calls the fact that General Ewing, of Ohio,
sought the passage of a bill through the Leg.
islature few years ago, making it a peniteD-
tiary offence for wo king men to organize So
cieties for sef-protection.
Hanlan, the Canadian, secured an easy vic
tory over his British competitor, in the soul
ling match for the championship and one
thousand dollars, on the Tyne, on Monday.
This is not exactly a Yankee victory, but il
will do to crow little over.
A postal card mailed in Boston on the 25tl
of February for a tour round the world by
way of Liverpool, arrived home on Wednes.
day, having completed its journey in one hun
dred and six days. A companion, mailed for
The opposite circuit by way of San Francisco,
has not vet come to hand.
The Paterson Guardian says :" We are in.
formed by Il silk manufacturers that Mr.. VIM.
Ryle made 100000 clear profit within a
couple of weeks from the rise in silk aud
some of the Paterson manufacturers have
been made many thousand dollars Weather
from the same reason.
Among patents issued May 27th, is one to
clark Fisher, of Trenton, for ''liydro-
Pneumatic Engine" and which, depending
on principle of atmospheric pressure, in
.uit IF
not heretofore utilized IN mechanical engi-
neering, promises some remarkable results.
"ANo1gNT LrenTs '---Vice Chancellor
Van Fleet has just decided IL case involving
the doctrine of " ancient lights The COM
plainant sought to enjoin defendant from
building wall which would shut out light
and air from eighteen windows, which has
been unobslucted for more than twenty
years. rhe Vice Chancellor decided that the
old English law did not apply here, and that
complainant had no rights warfanting an in
junction.
Terrific cyclones and electrical phenomena
occurred in some parts Of England at. al
most precisely the same time that they burst
over the Black Hills and other parts of the
West. There is something very remark
able in those meteorological condolences,
which have been noted as occurring quite fire.
qnen,ly of late. May it not be that they are
due to electricity, which is capable of travers.
ing the atmosphere of tho globe almost in
spontaneously?
P. s. R.-The Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, now the lessees of the Del. & b. B..
Route, have made some changes on their new
line, about 200 of the old blakemen and con-
ductors' places being supplied by Pennsylva-
MIA men. Mr. Boggs, who was Superinten-
dent of this division during the tenure of the
Del. & B. B. CO., will take charge of the
Perkioneu Branch of the Reading Railroad
and Mr. A. Ii. Fracker the General Superin-
tendent of the North Penn'a, will assume the
Superintendency of the new line.
ARREST OF HART Acknowledgement ore
and two o'clock Saturday afternoon, June &,
Hart Moore, ex-Colector of Middlesex, was
arrested on criminal warrant by Chief of
Police Oliver, and arraigned before Justice
Ford. The complaint was made against Mr..
Moore by James Sweeney, Chairman of the
Finance Committee of the Board of Freehold
ers. and charges an embezzlement of 81, 600 in
the year 1878. The expert appointed to ex-
anime the books Of Mr.. Moore says the whole
amount of his deficiency is $14030.85, run
ming through five years Mr.. Hart's sonin-
law, Collector Letson, is also found to be de-
iicient to the amount of $4,000 If this is all
loss to the county, Middlesex will be a large
sufferer. new Collector, Mr.. Jarrard, is
now holding the Office The salary has been
$1,000 per year.
NerUoas Debility! Nervous Debility
Debility, depressed, irritable state Of
mind a weak. nervous. exhausted feeling, no