The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-09-18

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1880.
And now the political dead-beat
ooeth for the candidate; and the can
didate wisheth that he had never been
born.
Alice Oates performance at Taylor
Opera House, last night, was below
the average. 1t is about time for the
Trenton public to give such troupes
as hers the cold shoulder.
The burial of Ole Bull at Lysoen
was touching ceremony. All Nor
way seemed present, and all Norway
was in mourning. 1t was fitting
tribute to the great virtuoso.
Augustus Frey, Esq, junior mem
Der of the firm of J. Il A. Frey, yes
.terday returned from an extended
summer vacation, most of which has
been spent at Manhattan Beach and
Newport.
Both the Gubernatorial candidates
we're at the Trenton House on We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Potts was on
his way to Lambertville; Mr.. Ludlow,
returning to New Brunswick. Both
exchanged friendly greetings
The State Gazette, in referring to
the alleged bribery of w. S. Gordon
at Mt. Holly, requests the american
to interview Hon. Jonathan I'll. Black
well in relation to similar practices at
the Democratic State Convention.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention which met in this city on
Thursday, nominated for Congress
the present incumbent, the Hon.
Hezekiah B. Smith. Hon. Lewis
Parker, Jr., the only man with whom
they could hope to have a chance for
carrying the district, declined to ac-
cept the nomination
Andrew S. Gordon, Esq, of this
city, a brother of w. S. Gordon,
whom the True american refers to as
the darkey'' who was seer" at the
Mt Holly convention, states that his
brother was for Brewer from the
first that he was elected as Brewer
delegate, and went into the conven-
ton intending to vote for him.
Pegram, the pedestrian, accompa-
MED by his trainer, Jack Smith, for
merly of Trenton, and Thos. Davis,
his hacker, left New York for Eng
land to-day at noon, by the steamship
Main. He is entered to take part in
the Ashley Belt contest. He was this
morning presented with a handsome
gold watch and chain by his admirers.
The Republican parade on Thurs
day evening was very creditable af-
fair About $50 men were in line,
and the marching and general be-
havior Of the clubs was far above the
average of such bodies. Some of the
Examinations were exceptionally fine,
nohceably those at the residences of
Hon. John Hart Brewer and Judge
Buchanan.
W. c. Owens has, within the past
two weeks, furnished all of the equip
ments for the East Trenton Star;
First District, Chambersburg; Tren-
ton Garfield and Arthur Third
Ward; Second District, Chambers
burg Fourth Ward, Groveville and
Lawrenceville Republican clubs. He
is the largest dealer in this class of
goods in the city.
The Enterprise Pottery employees
celebrated the burning of their first
Kiln OF gloss ware on Wednesday
evening by social entertainment at
the Taylor Opera House Assembly
hooms. A pleasant feature of the
evenings entertainment was the gen
erous action of Mr.. John Nangle, in
gratuitously furnishing liquid refresh
ments for all present.