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THE WORLDS FAIR.

We have received the last issue of the
"WoRLD's COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Illus
the only authentic organ of
the Great Fair. The object OF this
publication is to give complete authentic
historical record of the Columbian Ex-
position. 1t contains 80 pages of official
proceedings and will gives Photographic.
Illustrations, printed on eSalaeted paper,
of all the Exhibits, Buildinga, and attrac-
tons of the great Fair As work Of
Art, containing the most interesting infor-
nation, tits Invaluable 10 all who wish 20
keep up with the times and learn of the
great International Enterprise.
It will be published semi monthly early
in the fall, making eighteen copies for
present year. Price, $4, postpaid %
cents copy Subscriptions taken at this
office, where the paper can be seen, or
send 20 cents for sample copy to
]. B. GAMpBELl,
Editor and Publisher,
2lS La Sale Street, Chicago, III
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The regular meeting Of the Hunter
don County Board of Agriculture will be
held In the Court House, at Pennington,
on Saturday. August Goth, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. A full attendance is requested.
Fl. +. BoDINE, Secretary.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

The Democratic mathematicans are
now all busy trying to explain why the
expenditures of the late session exceeded
those of the ''Billion Congress- by fifty
odd millions of dollars. They haven't
succeeded, thus far.
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Ihave been troubled with chronic ca
tarrh for years. Ely's Cream Balm is the
only remedy among the many that have
used that affords me relief. - ". %. w
lard, Druggist, ,JoIliett, IN.
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ALI the leading doctors prescribe the
Arcadian Wankesha Water, as 1t contains
many medicinal properties. For sale by
Reinert & Rice. 10 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

The "Pride Of bennington" is the
best patent -four. 1t is equaled by few,
and exceIed by none. For Gale by s. F.
MARrrNDRLI, corner York and Clinton
streets. IT
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

AS Summer drink, for family use,
the Arcadian Ginger Ale can't be beat
1t beats the imported Belfast. For sale
only by Reinert 8 Rice. je 30
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

Although the method of secret voting
known as the Australian system was in
troduced into the United States only five
years ago, it has now been adopted in
thirty-three States In the Union.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

According to the report of the Pension
Department for the year ending June go,
the appropriations arneunt 70 $f40,S47,
AT. On May 81 there were $50, 087 pen-
sioners on the rolls.
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Tell your ueighbors what nice bread
the "White Wonder Flour makes. For
sale by S. f. MARrrNpEIJ, cor. York and
Clinton streets. If
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

The Naval review in New York harbor
next April Is expected to be the grandest
the world ever saw. The great navies OF
the principal powers Of Europe are expect
ed to participate.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-17

Largest stock, lowest prices, all the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. H. TITUS. SO N. Union
street. mr.. %.
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"A Cleveland and Stevenson Club was
organized In Pennington on Saturday
evening, with the following officers:
President--William G. Barrick.
Vice Presidents-John Corcoran, Geo.
E. Britton, Joseph Bodine, q. V. Butler,
A. X. Rittenhouse, M. H. Lake, Nathan
lei Higgins, Jr. Thomas Everitt, E. d.
Dilts, Jonathan r. Sutton, Amos 8. Cham
berlin, VIM. B. Apgar.
Recording Secretary Theodore G. Al
water.
Corresponding Secretary-John II. De
Mott.
Treasurer-H. G. Chamberlin.
Executive Committee-R. 8. Kuhl, H.
:. Green, James e. Farmer, o. p. Cham
lin, Jr., Edgar 3. Sheppard.
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Cricket.

The Lambertville Cricket team visited
Trenton last Saturday, and were defeated
by an eleven Of the Y, NJ. q. A. Cricket
Club OF that city. Owing to want OF
a proper place for practice, the Lambert
vile team has had no practice this season,
hence the defeat. We understand that
Mr.. ]. V. G. Barber has kindly given the
team permission to practice on his meadow
at Alexauken bridge. Each team has
now won two matches. Annexed we
give the score in full:
TRENToN-FIRsr INNINGS.
Frank Gee, b. Hazeltine, O
Thcs. Pritchard, b. b. W., b. Kerr, 10
Frank Beacall, Q. Haxeltine b. simpson, 5
Thos. Mason. b. Simpson, o
Robert wisley. b; Simpson, 0
Walter Fox. b. Kerr,
Arthur Cartledge, b. Kerr.
Sidney Brooks, b. Kerr,
James Benson. b. Hazeltine,
Sidney Smith, not out,
Byes,
q
SECOND INNINGS.
F. Gee, b. Simpson.
s. Smith run out,
+. Beacail, c. Wilson, b. Simpson, II
I. Pritchard, |. b. W., b. Simpson,
A. Cartledge b. Simpson,
y Mason, not out. IL
H. Smith, b. Kerr,
W. Fox, b. Kerr,
8. Brooks, b. Simpson,
J. Benson, c. Heath. b. Simpson, 2
4. Wigley, b. Kerr.
Leg Bye,
10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INNINGS.
M. Hazeltine, b. Mason,
Thomas simpson. b. Mason,
Fred. Coemhe. run out,
John Elliott. b. Cartledge. 8
A. p. Kerr, b. Mason,
Thomas Fox, b. Mason,
Ed. Case. Q. Benson. b. Cartledge,
Charles Case, b, CARTRIDGE, 0
Hugh Barber, b. Mason, 0
8. Wilson, b. Mason. 0
W. Fetter, not out. !
Bye.
SECOND INNINGS.
N. HaxeltIne, not out, .
j. Elliott, Q. Beacall, b. Pritchard,
T. Simpson, b. Gee,
Fred. coombe, not out,
Total for Q wickets. Is
FALL OF wIoKETs-FIRsT INNINGS.
Trenton. O s 8 9 80 81 Al Il "A A
Lamberfville 9 10 IA IA is 10 10 10 lf
SECOND INNINGS.
Trenton. 0 Is IA 20 2i 81 IS 40 4c a
Lambertville. IL IA
ANALYSIS OF BOWLING.
TRENTON FIRST INNINGS.
Balls Maidens Runs. Wckeis
s. Mason, 81
A. 0artledge, 81
SECOND INNINGS.
: :. s s':,.r s s { +: !
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INNINGS.
Balls. Maidens. Rsns Wickeis
{ I: i ] $s E:;i { ! !
SECOND INNINGS.
4 4. SIMPSON, Il Ssss. 4 4 y y 6
1
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List Of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office at Lambertville, N. j., for
thirty days:
Robert Thomas.
Samuel Rice.
James Riegel.
CHAs. A. SLACK, P. NJ.
LAMBEKrvILLE, N. j.. Aug Is. 1892.
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- KLINE has some extra fine brands of
Segars, at reasonable figures. jy6

Cottage Hill, with its fine views,
grand scenery aud high elevation, together
with its many pleasant and attractive resi-
dences, is desirable place upon which
TO dwell, especially during the Summer
months. The residents there as general
thing have large grounds aud they seem
to vie with others In making their sur
roundings attractive with choice fruit and
other trees, and shrubbery Of all kinds.
One Of the high points on Cottage Hill is
at the southeast corner OF Douglas and
Stryker streets. There is a handsome
two-story cottage erected there. 1t is
painted with the original white, with
green blinds, and at the front there Is .
one-story portico and on The west side q
two-story portico. From this one can see
in the distance for several miles the win
dings of the Delaware river, several vii
lagos along its course, and the hills and
valleys and broad cultivated fields-an
attractive sight-which is worth viewing.
The yard surrounding the residence is
neatly terraced 10 suit the grade Of the
grounds, and on entering the residence
one finds It handsomely furnished and
nestness seems to prevail all around. The
house is supplied for heating purposes
with hot water system that for simplic-
ity of design Is worth knowing. The
gentleman residing there being practical
mechanic, has added some novelties of
his own to make 1t a grand success, and
he, by the way, seems to take pleasure in
showing and describing the working Of It.
This attractive residence Is entirely differ
ent from any that can be feen on Cottage
Hill, and II 10 the home OF Councilman
John Kearns, OF the First Ward.
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Talks cheap, but when its backed up
by pledge Of the hard cash Of q imam
cially responsible arm, or company, Of
Worldwide reputation for fair aud hon.
orable dealing, II means business
Now there are scores Of sarsaparillas and
other headquarters, all cracked up TO be
the best, purest, most peculiar and won
derful, but bear 10 mind (for your own
sakel, there's only 0,ae guaranteed blood
purifier and remedy for torpid liver and
all diseases that come from bad blood.
That oase--standing solitary and alone
cold on trial, is DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery.
II it doesn't do good in skin, scalp and
scrofulous Diseases sand pulmonary con-
sumption Is only lung scrofula-just let
its makers know and get your money
back.
Talks cheap, but to back poor med
icine, or common one, by selling 1t on
trial, rs Golden Medical Discovery" Is
ssld, would bankrupt the largest fortune.
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Frank Gee, b. Hazeltine,
Thcs. Prltchard, b. b. W., b. Kerr,
Frank Beacall, Q. Haxeltine, b, Simpson,
Thos. Mason. b. Simpson,
Robert Wigley. b. Simpson,
Harry Smith, b. Kerr,
Walter Fox. b. Kerr,
Arthur Cartledge, b. Kerr,
Sidney Brooks, b. Kerr,
James Benson. b. Hazeltine.
Sidney Smith, not out,
Byes,
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U. a. o. ID.
A New Circle Instituted Last Week at St.
Helena.

A New Circle Instituted Last Week at ST.
Helena.
From letter received from n 5. Wight,
d. ID. G. A. Of Portland, 1t is learned
that the order I'm that city is in a progressive
condition. Cosmopolitan Grove has during
the winter given several sOcials, all Of
which have been successful. In member
ship and finances the grove is continually
gaining.
Hesperian Grove, No. II, will celebrate
IFS twenty-third anniversary by a ball at
Union-square hall this evening. The COM
mittees have been working hard to make
the affair a success. George H. Buck. N.
G. A, escorted by the grand officers, will be
present.
Another good result of one of the official
visits of George Ii. Buck, n. G. A., was
new circle at St. Helena by L. g. SchOrd.
S. A., assisted by G. LOrenZen, ID. s. A, for
circles on the Pacific Coast. There were
twenty-nlne charter members. After the
institution supper and dance followed.
Calico Grove, No. 81, had another big
meeting on Tuesday evening. The second
and third degrees were conferred in excel
lent shape, The grove made good record
this term.
Tomales Grove, No. SO, will celebrate its
first anniversary next Wednesday evening
by ball. NJ. l.. Murphy, the Drudic stu
dent of 1Omales, will deliver an address. A
new circle will soon he ready for institution.
Eivin Grove, No 10, conferred the second
and third degrees ON TWO members on Mon
day evening.
Laurel Grove. No. II, has interesting
meetings every Friday evening. Since the
change in the night Of meeting the attend
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Officers Installed III Several Local and
Inferior Lodges.

Officers Installed III Several Local and
Interior Lodges.
The officers Of America Lodge. No. 2229,
were installed on the 9Th inst. by j. Meyer,
d. d. g. d. There was good attendance,
and among the visitors present was the T..
r., who made a short address
j. w. Rourke, g. d.. installed the officers
of Far West Lodge, No. 1924, on Thursday
evening, It'll inst. Several visitors were
present, among whom were Deputies Bulls,
Brown and Meyer and c. III. NJ. Curry, u. H.
Last Saturday evening j. NJ. Cohen. ID. d.
O. D., installed the officers of Tahoe Lodge,
No. 1876, at West Berkeley. A number OF
visitors from this city aud Oakland were
present, among whom were J, W. Rqurke,
g. D.; w, II. Wood. G. A. D.; Z. Il. NJ NJ
Branch, g. T.; j. Meyer, ID. d. G. ID; l.
Brown, d. ID. q. d.. w. w. Morrison, T. d.,
and a.. j. Beecher, p. ID. At the close OIL
the exercises in the lodge-roem as guests Oh
the lodge all repaired to neighborlng res
taurant, where a collation. was found IN
waiting. This lodge pays weekly SICK DeG-
etits and Is IN prosperous condition.
The G. d. installed the officers OF CLINTON
Lodge. No. 20l9, at East Oakland. on Mon
day evening last AT the close of the lodge
session refreshments were served ana aa-
dresses were made.
he ". u, III a. II. anu ". IL NIsltOu 'J"ti
Jose Lodge, No. 1868 on Tuesday last anu
publicly installed the officers. A large
number were present to witness the cGfe-
monies.
The officers of Eureka Lodge, No. 1856,
were installed by Z. l.. Archibald, ID. u. u.
d., last Wednesday evening.
Thomas Brown, ID. ID. q. d., installed the
officers of Occidental Lodge, No. 1890, on
Wednesday evening last, The G. d., q. X,
and j. Never d. ID. G.. D., we're present
and assisted in the ceremonies. AT the
close of the business session a banquet was
served at a neighbOTing restaurant.
On Thursday evening last l. NJ. Cohen,
ID. ID. q. d., assisted by {. II. NJ, Curry, u.
r., installed the officers of Iyanhoe Lodge,
No. 1889, at West Oakland. The usual
h0Spitallties in the shape Of refreshments
were enjoyed by all present.
Charles ii. HOlcOmb, d. ID. G. D., assisted
by }. Meyer, d. d. q. d.. and Butler Bur
It's, p. D., installed the newly elected Off
GERS of Confidence Lodge, No. 22S2, last
Tuesday evening".
On friday evening, the 8th inst. the Off
GERS of Ivy Lodge, No. 17lG. were publicly
installed by Edgar c. Rust, d. D. G. D., as
sisted by the q. D., q. X. and Mr. Lane, +.
ID. Of Friendship Lodge, witneS sed by a
large number of members and their lady
friends. AT the conclusion of business the
entertainment commenced and the presen-
tatiOn on behalf of the lodge 10 the retiring
Dictator OF a handsome p. ID. badge OF
office, 10 which the recipient, MI BOegler,
responded. installation being next III or
der, was followed by a programme, most
eXcelentlY rendered. visit to the ban
quet-hall was mad, where ample just ce was
done to the bOunJi full repast so thoughtfuliy
provided by the Entertainment Committee,
after which dan cling was INDUCED in Till u
late hour.
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Doric Lodge, No. 216 F, and A. NJ, at its
called meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the FelowCraft degree.
Pacific Lodge, No. 1876 /. o. o. F., at its
regular meeting on Thursday evening con-
ferred the initiatoTy.
California Lodge. No 1, f. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Thursday evening had
a raising"
Templar Rebekah Lodge, No. 10, l. o. Q.
F., Will present a fine programme of exer-
cseS at its regular meeting this evening
Fidelity Lodge, No. 100, F. and a. NJ, at
its called meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the Master Mason's degree.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2. l. o. o.
F., will confer the degree Of BrOtherly
Love and Truth on a number of candidates
at its regular meeting this evening.
California Commandery, No. l, Knights
Templar, conferred the Order of the Templs
at its called assembly last evening. This
commandery will celebrate its fortlethanni-
yersary by reception and ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Thursday evening, the 2Sth
inst.
Oriental Encampment No. 81, l. O. o. F.,
meets this evening, when there will prob
ably be work in the degrees.
The thirty-Second degree. or Masters of
tie Royal Secret was conferred on large
number of candidates at the annual COM
municati0n of the Grand Consistory,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry, on Thursday evening A
banquet followed, at which addresses were
delivered and general 9 God time had.
California Rebekah Lodge, No. l. l. o.
o. F., meets this evening, when An inter
esting programme of exercises Will be pre-
scented.
Texas is to raise the sum of 500, 900 for
the purpose Of establishing a Masonic
! home.
Walhaila Encampment, No. Z. I. 0. 0. F.,
met last evening, when Its newly elected
officers were installed.
Islam Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, gives a theater
party at the BALDWIN next Wednesday
evening. Three hundred seats have been
| reserved for the NObies and their ladies.
a gain of 1000 was made in the l. .. q. f.
in Michigan last year.
Grand Recorder Mayo OF the Grand Com
mandery Of Missouri Knights TempIar has
complied the statistics for 1890 He reports
S4S Communicates in the United States and
o4,5l6 Knights Templar. The amount of
money in the treasures of the different
Grand Communicates is SIS, 500 81.
A national A. 0. L. w. headquarters at
the Worlds Fair is contemplated It is the
intention OF the projectors to make It
meeting place" for all members Of the
order who may visit Chicago in 1893.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Deserved Recognition for Services Rem
dared by a Fat Great Incohonee.

Deserved Recognition for Services Rem
dered by Past Great Incohonee.
On Monday evening Pohonachee Tribe,
No. 10, adouted two palefaces. Last term
this tribe made large increase in member
ship, and have begun the new one with
determination to Guido the record of the one
just closed. On next Monday evening a
literary and social entertainment Will be
given.
The chiefs Of Miant9nOmah Tribe, No. 9.
were raised up on Tuesday evening last by
A. jackson, D. D. G. s., assisted by the
great chiefs The attendance Of members
and visiting brothers was very large
Tuesday evening Manzanita Tribe. No T.
adopted two palefaces. The work was ex-
cellently we'll performed by the new chiefs,
and the attendance was large. H. Bader, L. ).
of Oneida Tribe, No. II, New York, was
present, and gave very interesting account
Of the progress OF the order IN the Empire
State.
Seminole Tribe, No. 81, on Wednesday
evening conferred the Warrior and Chiefs
degrees upon several candidates, L. C.. Ber-
tin officiating as Degree Sachen, assisted by
the chiefs Of the tribe.
On Wednesday the great chiefs visited
Otonkah Tribe, No. 56, Napa, and raised
up the chiefs Of the tribe. There was a
large attendance and very enjoyable time
was had.
Thursday evening SOtoyome Tribe. No
II, adopted two palefaces. Next Thursday
the chiefs will be raised up by w. H. Fiske,
D. d. G. ).
On Tuesday evening Miantonomah Tribe,
No 9, adopted a paleIace. This tribe is
doing remarkably well.
Pawnee Tribe, No. 81, Alameda, had a
public raising up Of chiefs on Thursday
evening, concluding with a literary enter
tainment and ball at Park Opera House
All the great chiefs were present and a
large delegation of visiting brethren.
Tahoe Chieftain's League, No. 3, will
hold its regular council this evening. The
chiefs will be raised up by Adam Smith,
Past Supreme Chieftain.
On Wednesday evening Adam Smith, p
G. l., was the recipient of a magnificent
badge, emblematc of the order, from Man
Zanita Tribe, No. 4, for faithful services rem
deTed the tribe. Uncle ADAM" as he is
called by those who know him-and who in
the order in the great reservation does not
known and love him?-prOposed nineteen
paefaces and they were adopted into the
tribe during the last term, and the brothers
desiring to show their appreciation of this
veteran Red Mans efforts in behalf Of the
tribe and The order prepared the testimonial
for him. p. S. Black, p. S., presented the
badge, to which MI Smith feelingly re-
sponded.
The chiefs of P0cahontas Tribe, No. II,
and Winnemucca Tribe No. 81, were raised
up last evening.
The public raising up Of the chiefs OF
White Cloud Tribe, No 60, on Saturday
evening last was a grand success The hall
was crowded, the work excelently done, and
the corn and yenisOn that followed the en-
treatment were heartily enjoyed by all.
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community as the firm who drove the en-
tering wedge toward abOlishing what IS
known as the sweating or tenement-h0uSe
system by erecting and maintaining an
immense manufacturing plant in which
ali employees are under the direct superyi-
sion of foremen and their hours Of labor
shortened, will arrive in this city to-moT-
row on brief visit, after an absence Of
TWEEN ty-thIee years. He was formerly en-
gagged in business in San Francisco, and is
one Of the best known as well as one OF the
most successful among our early pioneer
merchants. The visit 10 this Coast, being
his first since 1869, will no doubt prove both
a surprise and qualification in witnessing
the numerous changes of San Francisco
since that time, and his friends, who are
numbered by the score, will hasten to ac-
cord him the welcome lie has so many times
extended to them during their New York
visits. FIR. Jonasson will reside at the
Palace during his sojourn in San Francisco
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UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
Annual Session OF the Grand Lodge in
Ihia Oily NeXt Mnnlh.

Annual Session of the Grand Lodge in
This City Next Month.
Protection Lodge, No. 80 Installed its Of
ficers last Monday night, at which there
was fair attendance. Mrs. Washburn, ID.
ID. q. c., was the installing officer, who,
with her assistants did the work in a credit
able manner.
Yosemite Lodge. Nc. 4, installed its Off
GERS last Saturday evening. Nj. COOney, G..
c.. j. &. Miller, p. g. c.; G. Pohlman. V.
G. c., assisted. There was a good attend
ance and much enthusiasm was manifested
by the members.
Dante Lodge, No. q. had installation Of
officers last Monday night w. Ii. Dolling,
d. ID. G. g.. was the installing officer Mrs.
Struckmeyer, p. G. G.. Mr.. Krall, D. d. G..
c.; Mrs. Trewin,G g., and others were pres
ent and assisted. After the regular business
was over the grand officers and members Of
the lodge partOok Of O very excellent ban
quet, at which interesting remarks were
made.
Fraternity Lodge, No. 81, was visited by
the G. G. and others last Tuesd ay night.
the lodge decided to install officers III joint
session with Eureka, No. 9, on Thursday
evening. A district meeting Of Eureka,
Fraternity and California lodges will take
place on the same night
Friendship Lodge, No. IT, held public
installation of officers last Thursday even
ing. A number of the grand officers were
present f. d. Brandon, d. ID. g. c., was
the installing officer.
c. j. King and J. G. Miller each received