The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-08
Refined fun and good mnsic At :


Refined fun and good music at Hol-
combe Hall, next Monday evening. Sc
cure your seats at once, as there will be 9
crowd.
"A big stock of Summer hats now on
sale at Hotels hat store, SO East State
street, Trenton, N. j., where only in
Trenton will be found the Dunlap hats
best in the world.
The verdict Of the Coronet's jury In
the case Of William Thompson, the col
ored man who was found drowned in the
basin in the lower part of the city, few
days since, was rendered yesterday. 1t
was that he came to his death by acct
dental drowning.
johnny Whitehead, young son OF
s. s. Whitehead, who lives opposite
Mann's paper mill in this city, while play
ing with dog yesterday, was terribly
bitten by the animal on the face and arm.
The wounds wers dressed by DR.. Frank
Larson, and the young fellow is not con-
sidered IN danger.
Both ladies and gentlemen say our
Egg Lemonades are delicious and refresh
ing. RRINRRT g. RIoR.
We were falsely informed last week
as to Mr.. A. B. Duryea having been en-
gagged to take charge of Gandey's plumb
Ing business. Mr.. Duryea is not plumb
er, and does not profess to be. Mr.. GAN
dey has the superintendent OF this work
and everybody may be sure that all that
he undertakes, will be done in work
manlike and satisfactory manner.
The Rev. VIM. II. Williamson, pas
tor of the First Reformed Church OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, preached In the
Presbyterian Church of this city, last Sun
day morning. His sermon was plain
aud strong presentation of the gospel, and
was listened to with marked attention
Rev. Mr.. Williamson has been spending a
day or two with his uncle, Mr.. d. v. L.
Schenck, Of Delaware township. He last
week attended the Generald Synod of the
Reformed Church, which met at Asbury
Park.
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cat
teriin, vino live al the corner 0: Main and
York streets, met with sad loss. Their
infant son, aged about 16 months, had
been put 10 sleep 10 the morning on bed
10 the second story which adjoined q
window on York street. The little fellow
awakened and crawled to the window.
which was raised, and fell to the pave
ment below, striking on his head and
shoulders. The skull was crushed. DR..
F. w. Larson was called, but the case
was hopeless one. He lived until about
6-P. NJ, when death ensued. The re-
mains were taken to Fort Recovery, Ohio,
the former home of Mr.. and Mrs. Catterlin.
Last Saturday afternoon, while Mr..
Thomas Corners, of West Amwell town.
ship, was standing in wagon in front of
Lear, Holcomb & Nece's mill, Ia this
city. his horse made sudden start and
Mr.. Corners was thrown out, falling be-
tween the wagon and the horses hind
legs. The horse began at once to kick
and Mr.. Corners skull was crushed by
the horses hoofs. Blood flowed in q
stream from his wounds, aud 1t was at
once apparent that his case was hopeless.
DR.. Romine rendered all possible assist
ance and he was removed to the residence
OF his son-in-law, John Call, on Swan
street, where he died in q short time. Mr..
Corners was well-know In this section Of
country. For some years he carried on
the lime burning business in Solebury
township, Bucks county, Pa. A few
months since he bought little property in
West Amwel, near this city, and has
been working it. His funeral took place
from st. Johns Church, on Tuesday
morning.