The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-06-04

through their 0e NteeGs
Black Ice cream is new fad. 1t Il
coiored by The addition OF charcoal and
the juice Of Turkish prunes.
&C. A. skillman, Esq, of this city,
will leave home for two weeks trip to
Nebraska.
The Board Of Excise of this city,
granted license last evening to II. @.
Savage for the Bellemont House.
DIR. H. G. Welherill and wife, Of
Trenton, are now on visit to Massachu-
sets, and will return to their home on
Friday of this week.
"A rich vein of ore has been developed
by ]. d. Ketchem. near Hoffman's Mill,
High Bridge. this county. Plumbago has
also been found in large quantities.
MIR. John O'Laughlin aud Timothy
O'Brien, Of this city, sailed for Peru on
Tuesday, May goth, 10 be gone two years,
in the employ Of Michael Grace, formerly
of New York city, as machinists.
Jos. II. Titus, landlord Of the Belle
mont House, win sell at public sale on the
18th inst, at P. NJ, his entire stock OF
household goods, and other property. Sec
bills for particulars.
Francis G. Lowtbrop, (well-known in
this city, died at bis home in Trenton, on
the LIST inst, in his s1st year. Mr.. Low
throp was civil and mechanical cngi-
necr and is said TO have been the inventor
of railroad turntables. He designed and
built some important railroad bridges.
MIR. John Meehan, of this city, in the
employ of the p. r. r. Co., while paint
ing bridge in Trenton, on Wednesday
last, fell distance of So feet to the rail-
road and was seriously hurt He was
taken 10 the st. Francis Hospital at Tren-
ton, not being able to be brought home.
Articles Of incorporation Of the New
Jersey Rubber Company, have been filed
with the Secretary of State. The works
OF the concern will be located at Lambert.
vile, and tho capital stock Is $50, 900.
The incorporates are Spencer M. Al
paugh, of Trenton, and Edward r. Solli-
day, OF LamLertyile, with forty shares
each.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
at the First Baptist Church. La the morn
ing, at 1890, tho pastor win preach a
sermon appropriate 10 the occasion. OF
the ChiIdren's service there will be two
parts; in the afternoon, at $50, and in
the evening at 7:45. At the later service,
special music win be given. A cordial
invitation is given to all to como and enjoy
these services.
-R. J. Burdetie, the well-know1 '.Bur-
lington Hawkeye" hnmorist, whose lee
lures abound in the IaughabIe and the
pathetic, has been engaged TO deliver a
lecture forthc benefit Of the Baptist Church
In this city, on Thursday evening OF next
week June 12lh). Everybody has heard
of Burdette, and his two previous lectures
in this city drew crowds. His talent and
reputation should ensure a big house upon
his third coming here. The subject will
be ''Advicc to Young Man" Tickets,
SO cents. Reserved seats so cents.
Mr.. Carlisle Phillips, Of this city, was
struck by the up freight train, last Friday
morning, near the Pennington Junction,
in this city, and seriously injured. He
was preparing to take bis children out
boating, and hearing the freight coming, be-
came anxious about them, seemed to for
get himself, become bcwiIdered, aud step
ped on the track directly in front of the
train. He was struck and thrown to one
side, fortunately, else he would havefallen
under the wheels and been crushed. He
is now able to leave his house.