The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-06

81 until the debt of $500, 600 on Notre
Dame Cathedral is wiped out. Strange
as 1t may seem, the Bishops name is not
Malone or Hubbell E
A large meeting was held in New York
Tuesday evening Ia aid of the effort to
secure funds for the pedestal of Bar
tholdi's Colossal Statue of Liberty En-
tightening the World the gift of France
/ TO the American people. Addresses were
/ made by VIM. NJ. Evarts, Rev. DIR. Storrs,
Hon. VIM. Dorsheimer aud others.
| Mrs. Mc0reary. California lady, rep
resenttng the Big Bonanza element, APP
peared IN her box at the opera In New
1 York the other night without gloves, aud
straightway u tale WAS starte thar mo
gloves " would be henceforih the fashion.
Bat Mrs. Grundy says that the Murray
Hill people cried out altogether too soon,
Thus promptly In bis career as Govern
or, Aleck Stephens has pardoned twenty.
tive criminals, some of them sentenced 10
death for murder. Two of these were
his own clients, CONVICTED of q mnst brutal
assassination. whom Governor Coloui,t
refused to pardon afser two hours appeal
by their c,unssl, who has now become
their liberatur.
What a perfect farce en- election 10
S,nth Carolina Is, In shown In the fact
that the I4egislaiure &c thar State IL CON-
Eposea Ii the Senate IL SO Democrats aud
Republicans, and Ia the House Of lis
Democrats and 0 Republicans II needs
nn argument to prove that such result
would be utterly impossible if they had In
that State anything approaching free
election and fair count.
Mr.. Mcpherson Is evidently somewhat
frightened with respect to his Senatorial
chances tilt be true, as asserted, that he
has made bargain with the Essex t'oun-
~ Democracy To give them the candidate
Tor tiovernnr next year In return for the
support of the Democratic Assemblymen
from that County this Winter. Bargains
are easily made, but delivery IL sometimes
troublesome, and 1t may happen 10 this
case.
Tho Chinese Minister'S wife does not
like to be thought person of tender
years, and claims to be twenty five. She
is petite. weighing nineiy-four pounds,
aud her feet are not unduly small She
dresses ON the street as American ladies'
do. having lately been seen in wine
colored brOcade velvet polonaise over plain
volse., WITH nat whose orm droops
80 -. ~. s o'n"' auu on ""ose s'ues hahS
'o"k o'''p'us p'u'nes'
Que of the United States Commissioners
who is authorized to enforce the Edmuuds
act against polygamy 10 Utah. states that
he cannot perceive that they have vet ac-
complished much good. They have en-
| forced tho law, but the results are very
| little, aud he cannot see that much has
been accomplished beyond discovering
the groundwork for future Legislation.
Tho disfranch ised Mormons do not vet
feel the stigma cast upen them.
.
the White House, enjoys the distinction
Of having been mistaken for the President.
no other day newly-married couple
from the iio0aier State visited the man
sion, and were shown through II By Mr..
Piindle with usual courtesy. Just as
they were leaving, the groom turned to
the guide and, handing him 81 bill,
said effusively, Take that, Mr.. Arthur,
take that II I'd "a oome and seen you
before election, darned if | wouldn't u
voted for you ~ And before Mr.. Prind IL
could catch his breath the happy twain
had stepped out into tho falling snow,
Inc New iork sun OF Tuesday morn
ing revives the familiar story OF the al
liam Morgan by Frremasons. The arii
Gle was written by Thurl0w Weed, wht
was prominent in the AntiMasnnic party
and who never doubted TO the day of his
death that Morgan had been murdered by
Masous for revealing their secrets. Mr
Weeds main authority was the statement
of one john Whitney. who died fifteen
wears aga, and WIN tnld Mr. Weed that
he was one 0f the party of Freemasons
who had drowned Morgan in the Niagara
river.
.o
Co'NciphNcE'--h ooihoiaence IL no
nee" !" 'ne 'act 'nat the three democratic
n'sn'oe,s oi congress, the only ones OF
INN t'n.lca, 'a,.n VINO were s"ccess'ui ~
.a's o'a'e u. tne ,ate election, are the
",en'icai 'nree me'noers OF the ias. Leg,
slept In the same house In Trenton last
winter. They are Messrs. McAdo0,
Fiedler aud Ferret, and they boarded AT
the State Street House. All are young
men and their united ages do not amount
to ninety years II may also Do mention
ed that 30 far as railroad and monopoly
measures were concerned all were OF one
accord--aii felt alike aud voted the same
way.
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| Ralurt Rn,ns aud III. ,n.,v .i,,,,,,.
touching ballads Of nameless authors tha /.
live IN English homes. regret that
:here are SO few genuinely excellent
modern ballads, although there IN much
that delights me in some OF 5ulliyan's.
English aud American audiences are alike
fond, find, of this simple music. After
all. there Is not much difference between
the people,"
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