The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-26

tween three and four o'clock. The Kiralfrys
gave performance the night before and the
flames are supposed to have originated with
some colored fire material in a trunk belong-
ing to the company. ~
At Newtown, in the Sussex Independent
libel cases. which the editors on Wednes-
day, pleaded guilty, w II. Gibbs, the oldest
editor, was sentenced to ten months With hard
labor in the State Prison, and TO pay 5000
fine. J. ]. Stanton, the other editor, to six
months and the same fine.
New Jersey soldiers can fairly be said to
have carried off the palm In the sort of COM
petitive display that was made on parade on
| Thursday at Yorktown. Their splendid
marching aud general excellence OF sodierly
bearing, was remarked by all the correspon-
dents They won the $1,000 vase for the best
marching. Lfe*
sIttakes over one hundred pairs of gloves to
assuage the grief of the Brooklyn officials
over the death of an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by single bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
New Jersey is an excellent State in which
to try murderer. Kinkowski, who murder
ed the woman, Nina Muller was convicted
after fair and full tial 1t is pity that the
Billings case and the Hayden-S tannard case
were not tried In New Jersey. 1t is pity
that the Malley-Cfamer case cannot be tried
there. And it would be very good thing if
Guiteau could be tried by New Jersey judge
and jury. 7. Graphic sar 3
A practice has of late grown up among a
certain class of Washington pension attorneys
of processing to have peculiar advantages for
the prosecution of claims, "nsde influence, -
as some of them term 1t In their circulars.
Commissioner Dudley having had his atten-
| call N n a tn rro
tect pension claimants from deception and ex-
tor'tion, has caused the preparation of circu-
lar, in which it is stated that such claims
made by pension attorneys are false aud de-
usive, aud that one agent possesses no adj
vantage in the prosecution of claims for PEN
sion over another.
There is More Strength restoring power in
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
bushel of malt or gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why invalids find it such wonderful
invigorant for mind and body. See other
column. oct.5, I'm
Spectators recently bought up corn in the
West to the extent of millions of bushels, but
they were unable to force the market, and as
a consequences bad to let it go at a loss, many
of those who had invested being ruined by the
venture. The decline reached ID cents per
bushel within period of ~ hours.
The situation in Ireland is very critical.
One side is desperate and the other resolute,
and both have resolved upon extreme meas
ures. The outcome will either be liberty or
worse and more hopeless condition of .serf-i
dom than before.
CLEVELAND Der. 90. = President Garfield's
body was quietly transferred this morning
from the public receiving vault to Captain
l.. T. Scofeld's private vault, the finest in
Lake View Cemetery. ss
1t is reported from the interior of British
Columbia that not one-fourth of the crops
there will be saved, the wheat and barley
"being frozen as they stand. The season
has been the most inclement known since the
settlement of the country by the whites.
One Of the three boys who recently robbed
the railroad train in Arkansas says that they
were all in love, and wanted to get money
enough to marry. 81 4 zn9fs
There is quite aunanimons opinion among
Democrats that David Davis is bad man,
since the Republicans made him president Of
the Senate.
Senator Bayard takes up the words of the
poet as he steps down from the chair to let
senator Davis stepup, and soliloquizes, "Why
was begun for, II 50 soon done for. "sssssst f.
The new locomotive "Fontaine" built for
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, recently
made trial trip from Jersey City totRahway,
making an average of 30 miles an hour.
The Monmouth Democrat of last week con-
tanned, scattered allover its editorial columns,
brief but telling and eloquent adjurations 20
Democratic leaders in different parts of the
county, to help save the party aud the county
from the.disgrace of Patterson's election to
the Senate. s,4.s,nsa ss5.s Is sHfaaas K
The grand jury of Essex county, New Jer-
sey, have found true bills of Indictment
against Hubert McAleer, superintendent of
construction, Nicholas Y Bradford, foreman
of construction, and John Davis, iineman, all
of tho Western Union Telegraph Company.
for conspiracy and cutting down the poles of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany. Other indictments are expected to fol-
low in other counties as soon as the grand
juries meet. STA SIG ffies tsita
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