The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-05-16

covered from her fall, and many facts 90 |
to show that she has, during her illness, |
desired the royal CHI ildren to be not far |
from her. The Prince of Wales desied to
attend the coronation of the Gear, but the
Queen would not let him 60, though she
has reluctantly consented to allow the
Duke of Edinburgh to attend the cere-
mony.
The United States are selling more than
they are buying. The balance Of trade,
of which we heard so much in 1878, was
$66,000,0O0 in favor of American pro-
ducers during the year ending March 31st
The exact figures were Total exports,
$o06, 726, 1856, an increase of $17,9l7, 1886
on those of the preceding twelve months
total import, $743 ,442, 800, an increase of
1860, 1856.
The Camden Press claims that tho Pub
lie Printing bill repeats the Contract bill
and leaves tho printing for the State here
after just where it was. 1t provides that
hereafter certain work shall be done by
parties named az stated prices, and ethat
all acts or parts of acts conflicting with
the provisions of this act be and the same
are hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect Immediately
At a meeting of the Easton Board of
Trade on the Goth ult., proposition of
w. S. Moorehead and w. r. White, of
Philadelphia, to build a road from Easton
to Bangor, and afterward extend it to
Scranton, was accepted and committee
was appointed to secure the right of way
through Easton. The road is to be known
as the Easton and Bangor Railroad. II
is understood the road will connect with
the pennsylvania Railroad at Phillips
burg.
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be delighted to learn that an Investigation
of the peach prospects in Delaware made
by the statistical agent of the Department
OF Agricultural for that State shows that
apprehensons of damage by frosts of
April 25th and Goth were not real;zed
The orchards made a fair growth of we'll
ripened wood last season. The trees are
healthy, and are now in general bloom
although not so full as they were last vear
by twenty per cent. There is large in.
crease Of new orchards in NewcostIo
county.
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~. NJ GOSH RESIGNATION. The
eo'nnis', n ot nlhe appointed by the Trns-
soss ~ ., cohege III Feofuary to
saa.;a sn9 p quos.ion Vi Dr. Mccosh s res
esna.,on 40 ,osiueh1, met IN Princeton on
sa.u.uay anu naae ~ McCosh request
~ ~ iesain ioI time longer the position.
~. p'oposi,ion oeing refused, the COM
pn ,sses uec,ueu, IN order TO induce the
committee to select n Dean os Faan pv,n, ~
relieve DIR. McCosh from certain dni;oe
The person in view is doubtless Dr. 7 q
Murray. Nothing further will be aona
till Commencement, when DR.. Nc(,osh,s
res;unat;op can,as fa,.,,,a1t
board
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AZ 10 no. every editor VINO owns yacht,
nof 70 y every editor VINO can get glorious
orunk wneh no pieases and smash
a LINKS se"ela,iy anu then SEND ms check
around 10 settle damages when he be-
Solnes sooe,; Jim bennett, OF the New
a w aeT T, OWLS yaeht, the Namouna.
~. snie iano' jim got on racket put
a.s ."ps".n anu mate 'shore, ordered the
Sns.u1er w ~. up an steam, and sent the
b''a aIsE,us aooue ,he naroor. lie all
as ooil'ueu WIN the frehch gunboat
ayeho, Wnen the other craft got out of
's way auu nenhet pointed her straight
.oi .no Ianway oepos anu ran her away
s p ~ w: sanu. ine rrench gnnooat Of
ieieu assistance 70 get ner OIL, but Jim
oecnnea WIN tne remark That he ran her
got sober, she was got off by removing
some forty tons of coal and cargo. Jim
s ss; wants guardian or the owner
p"p''
od.,. mi: ne l ma'. . OIL 'he louisville
merit Of franness and hanas.s 'G 60 S 70 !ne
with public questions. He knows not on,