The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-05-13
Secure seats at cochran's for the co

Secure seats at Cochran's for the con-
cert tomorrow evening.
Decoration Day and the Fourth Of
July will both fall on Saturday this year.
Arrangements are being made to or
ganize lodge of Knights of Pythias at
Rosemont
u. 8. Fish Commissioner Gray says
the Delaware river is the best shad stream
in the world.
The Lambertville Water Power Co.,
are laying stone tagging on their property
on Main street.
George Vanardale, of Pennington, has
been given position by Warden Everitt
in Morris Plains Asylum.
Rats of lumber are continually pass
ing down the Delaware, the number being
far in excess of many Spring freshets.
Post 90, g. A. R., of Frenchtown,
will be inspected this "wednesday even
ing, by Mr.. Cyrenus Slack, of this city.
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, is
spoken of as the point to which the New
Jersey Editorial Excursionists will go this
year.
MIR. James w. Carver has rented the
Magee mansion, opposite Frenchtown,
and will open it as Summer boarding
house.
The Assessors of this State are re-
quired to keep separate list of all public
property, its location, etc., that is exempt
from taxation.
"A gun was few days ago ploughed
up in field, near Frenchtown, that had
been stolen from the residence of William
Ripple, near Pattenburg, last Fall.
Mr.. Harvey Kerr, Of Frenchtowu,
has been appointed assistant station agent
at Milford, 10 place of Mr. Charles Lees,
who was transferred to this city.
MIR. Geo. y. Holcombe, of this city,
lost valuable COW yesterday Tuesday,,
which was kept on his farm in West Am
well. Pneumonia was the cause of its
death.
MIR. Dewitt Stout, of this city, In the
employ of the P. r. R. Co., had the mis-
fortune to have his left foot badly mashed
on Thursday last by railroad tie falling
upon it.
The freight house of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, at Hopewell,
caught fire on Wednesday. 1t was extin-
guished before any serious damage could
be done.
MIR. Lambert Reed, of this city,
through his Counsel, NJ l.. Trimmer,
Esq, has been granted an absolute di-
vorce from his wife, Mamie Reed, by the
Chancellor of this State.
Albert p. Brink, formerly OF French
town, has resigned the position Of Bank
Inspector OF Nebraska, which he has held
for long time, to accept the position of
cashier of a new national bank in Omaha,
Neb.
Surrogate l. S. Cramer, Ii. Eugene
Park and James 4. Moon, Secretary of
the Board of Commissioners OF the Luna
tic Asylum of this State, have been taking
an inventory of everything in and about
the Morris Plains Asylum.
Under new law of this State church
es, lodges and charitable institutions are
to be assessed the same as other proper
ties, but are not to be taxed. This is done
10 order to secure the valuation OF such
real estate, that it may be placed on
record
The members of Tuscarora Tribe,
No. IL, aud Red Jacket Tribe, No. AZ,
Improved o. r. M, will visit Wick
cheoche Tribe, No. "a, Improved o. r.
NJ, ut Pennington, on Friday evening,
18th inst. special train leaves at 1880
o'clock sharp.
The Managers of Mount Hope Gene
terry Association, organized on Friday
evening last, by electing Frank z. Fritz,
President; John G. Moore, Secretary;
Chas. A. Skillman, Treasurer, and James
8. Studdiford, John Lilly and John @.
Moore, Ground Committee.
"A little son of Mrs. Harry Wilson,
about four years old, residing on George
street, above Delaware Avenue, fell out
of the second story window to the ground,
yesterday Tuesday afternoon, but strange
to relate, SO far as could be ascertained,
he was notinjured at all, beyond being
stunned by the fall.
MIR. John Hill, who formerly resided
in this city, father-in-law Of Mr.. Edward
Gregg, of this city, met with serious ac-
cident on Saturday last, at Dunellen,
Somerset county. He was run over by
the cars and had bis left foot so badly
mashed that amputation was necessary.
Mr.. Hill is man over so years OF age.
On Friday afternoon Of last week.
Jos. Minor, OF this city, caught one of
his hands in the calendars at O'Brien Bros.
g. Co. 'spaper mill, In this city and was bad
ly burned, and at the same mill, on Friday
night, VIM. G. Bayard caught two of the
fingers of the left hand in the rollers and
got them badly mashed, and were dressed
by DR.. Geo. Fl. Larson.