The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-11-19

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SATURDAY,, NOV. 10, 1881.
Coal has gone up.
Football at Princeton to-day.
Thanksgiving Day next Thursday.
Sparring exhibition tonight, at
Gafney's.
The electric light is to be put in S.
| K Wilson's new mill.
Good plays and good houses at the
Opera House during the week.
The City Hall fire alarm striker
had the jim-jams last night.
A colored girl has secured employ
ment in one Of the potteries.
It is said that the contractors lost
money on the State street paving job.
The farmers complain that the re-
cent heavy rains have baked 4" the
ground.
The Womens Christian Temper
mce Union have opened their free
night school
Joseph Schlicher won the gold
watch at the Lutheran fair. It Melted
the church over $1,000.
Hamilton Post, No. IS, G. A. r.,
give a Reception at Freese Hall on
Wedne day evening, Nov. Both.
Another new big engine from the
Altoona shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad passed through this city yes
teIday.
A recount of the votes cast for AS
semblyman in the Third Assembly
District will be made before Judge
Beasley on Friday.
The members of the CYL have al
ready begun to engage rooms at the
hotels for the session. Quite II num-
Der were in town Thursday.
J. & A. Frey will remove their
cigar mandatory from New York to
their building at the corner of State
and Greene streets on the LIST of JAN
uary.
The track of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, between Tullytown and
Cold Spring, is being Strengthened.
Charles S. Hicks, Of this city, has the
work III charge
Sheriff Sickel has actively entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
0ne of them will be to make no I'M
lawful discrimination against any class
Of citizens in the selection of jurors.
The Polk building at the corner OF
Front and Greene streets is rapidly
approaching completion. tits under
Stood that one of our morning con-
lemporaries will occupy the upper
aoors
A MEAN THIEF. While the congre-
CATION of Mt. Zion Church were at
Worship Sunday morning, thief ell
'ered the vestibule, wrenched the
poor-box from the wall, and made
away with it. The box contained
quite a sum of money. The rascal
has not been discovered.
IRENToNIANs AT THE PHILADELPHIA
ACADEMY OF Music. Messrs. ] lawrence
farrell, John FL. Saunderson, NJ.
Hurley, A. j. Smith and David j..
Oaly, composed a delegation OF the
Members OF the Trenton Land League
g Participate i'll the reception to Hon.
| I. O'Connor, at the Academy of
aluslc, in Philadelphia, on Wednes-
gay evening They LETT this city on
Iqe CAT P. NJ. train via T. Il. r.
opOn ARRIVING of PHILADELPHIA fhey