The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-27

William Wilson, son OF J. NJ. Wilson
Of Delaware township, sailed on Monday
last for California, there to make bis
home.
The common Conncil Of Frenchtown
last week granted license to Thos. NJ.
WarfOrd and William c. Apgar to keep
hotels in that place for the ensuing year,
at license fee OF 800 each.
The O'Brien Bros. are making big
changes at their paper mill In this city,
by taking out their Fourdinier machine,
which has been sold, aud are replacing Ii
with cylinder machine, for the purpose
Of making tissue MANILA paper.
Next Monday from 800 to 400 dele
gates representing the Protestant Episco-
pal Churches In the Diocese OF New Jer-
sey, will hold their annual convention In
st. Paul's Church, Camden. Bishop Scar
borough will preside. The Rev. E. K.
Smith, Of this city, Is Secretary Of the
Convention.
David Neighbour, an old resident OF
the German Valley, died at his homo there
on Wednesday last, at the advanced age
Of o. years. He was one of HuEterdon's
Delegates to the Constitutions; Convention
held at Trenton May IA. 1874. AT that
time lie was 46 years Of age. The other
Hunterdon Representatives 10 that Con-
veniien we're Peter I. Clark, Jonathan
Pickel and Alexander Wurts, and Mr..
Neighbour was the last survivor of them.
-Hxnterdon Democrat.
Largest stock, lowest prices. all the
latest styles OF Wall Paper aud Window
Shades, at A. u. TIrus'. SO N. Union
street. mr.. %.
Next Tuesday evening, the Mendels-
sohn Choral Union, Of Trenton, will pre-
sent Haydn's Oratorio Of the Seasons, at
Taylor Opera House. The soloisls are
first-class. and the Mendelssohn Union is
iiue body of accomplished singers, well
trained. Their concerts always draw
lovers Of high-class music. Haydn's Sea-
sons, no doubt win please general audi.
ence better than some OF their former se-
lections, as 1t is more popular in Its treat
ment and full OF delightful melody and
harmony. See adv. 10 another column.
--Dr. George E. Reading. formerly Of
Frenchtown. has been for come years
practicing his profession at Woodbury., 10
Gloucester county. He had some diff
Guilty with $. F. W. GarrIgues, OF that
town, and finally put him out Of his Of
fee. The man brought suit against the
Doctor for injuries alleged TO have been
sustained while being elected. The case
was tried recently, aud the jury after an
absence OF twenty four hours, returned
with verdict 10 favor OF DR.. Reading Of
no cause of action. Garrigues sued for
$40, 600 damages.
During the present week excavations
will be commenced for the foundation of
the Soldiers Monument In Pennington.
The site Is 10 the triangle ct the junction
OF Maine and Branch streets--immediate
" facing the Presbyterian Church. The
monument will cost 1000. The amount
has been raised by the Women's Relief
Corps. A shaft 90 feet high will be sur
mounted By the figure OF soldier 10 uni
form. It is expected that It will DO un-
yelled Memorial Day. The exercises will
be conducted by Lambert Boeman Post
As, G. A. r. --Hunterdon Democrat.
The Imp'd Order Of Red Men OF this
State now number IA, 292 and the Degree
of Pocahontas has membership Of 996.
The tribal receipts of the State, the last
year. were $40, 45s.14 Paid out for sick
benefits, burial OF the dead, and relief Of
widows and orphans, S47,0ls.24. The
number Of 1mp'd o. OF r. NJ. belonging
to the two tribes 10 this city, are sl2.
The amount paid out for sick benefits,
burial Of the dead, and relief of widows
aud orphans In this city, from February
|, 1891, to February, 1892, was 81, 6l9 So.
This shows that the Red Men Of our city
are alive to the work OF doing good.