The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-04-08

An electric light company has been or
ganized at New Brunswick.
John w. Newlin, of Milville, is the
Supreme Archon Of the Improved Order
of Hepsatophs.
Three first shad" have already been
caught in the Delaware-one in Salem
harbor, one in Alloway Creek, Salem
county, and one at Chester, Pa.
1t is stated that thirty-two Jerseymen
occupy clerkships in the Pension Office at
Washington, all of whom are expected
to 60.
The American Sheet Iron Mills at Phil
lipsburg shut down Monday for an indie
finite period, throwing over one hundred
men out of employment.
Wisconsin has joined the high license
States, its Legislature last week having
passed bill providing that in future the
cost for license shall range between $500
and $500.
When acid has been dropped on any
article of clothing liquid ammonia will
kill the acid, and then by applying chloro-
form you will restore the color in most
cases.
Prominent people on the sick list: GEN
eral Grant, ex Secretary Frelinghuysen,
John Kelly, New York William V. Nc
Grath, ex-President Arthur, John J..
O'Brien, Hon. Samuel j. Randall, Mil
lionaire Durant, Malcolm Hay.
The annual inspection of the Seventh
Regiment, N. G.. N. j., Col II. A. Don
nelly commanding, will take place at
Freehold about the middle of May. The
regiment will be inspected by Lieut.. Col
ID. B. Murphy, on Broad street, and will
be reviewed in front of the Court House.
The interesting article on General
Maxwelrs Brigade of the New Je rsey
Continental Line in the expedition against
the Indians, in the year 1777," read by
Adjutant General Vim. s. Stryker, before
the New Jersey Historical Society, at
their last meeting, has been published 10
pamphlet.
The Legislature adjourned last Satur-
day. The session has been twelve weeks
long, during which 688 bills and about DO
joint and current resolutions were intro
duced altogether. Of those about two
hundred and thirty have been passed by
both houses and will become laws The
Governor sent in twenty-one veto mes
sages, all but few having been passed,
Notwithstanding his objections.
Mr.. Beecher told the Louisville Courier
Journal that he could not altogether APP
prove of the refusal of the white people
in the South to count the colored vote,
but he thought if ever people were jus.
titled in such methods the Southern peo-
pie are. The next step in the rapid con-
version to Bourbonism of this degenerated
old man will probable be an apology for
the Rebellion.
That slight cold you think SO little OF
may prove the forerunner of complaint
that may be fatal. Avoid this result by
taking Ayers Cherry Pectcral, the besl
of known remedies for colds, coughs
catarrhs, bronchitis, incipient consump
ton, and all other throat and lung
! diseases.
HIeHTsTowN, N. j., April For the
| first time in many years, at the borough
election here yesterday, Mayor and
| Town Council favorable to license was
elected. BY special act, since set aside
the granting of license last year was left
t. the court, and realizing that with thu
triumph of the temperance ticket the,
would have to sell out aud leave. the sell
| lers of liquors, who were the most interes
| ted, made IA special effort aud were sue
cessful, but would have failed had 1t MOI
b. N that many Republicans who wer,
| angered against St. John voted for the
first time against temperance.