The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-02-01
--The Common Council wIll NEE. nes.


Smoke "Lambertville Pufs.p Kiln,
sells them. e-Ie.
The weather has moderated enough
to allow work to 60 forward on til,
steeple of st. Johns Church.
"A dance party was held at the resi-
dence Of Miss Emma Weber, on Soutl
Main street, on Monday evening of las
week.
Post 90 Band has been engaged I,
play for James A. Garfield Lodge, No
II, A. P. A., Of Trenton. on Washing
tons Birthday.
A young lady OF this city recently
received an invitation to a party tha
wound up by saying "Please bring AZ
cents and cake"
The water has not yet been let out o.
the Feeder this Winter, the Canal Com
pany fearing that rise 10 the river would
seriously injure the banks.
| John w. Lancaster, OF Frenchtown,
Is Assistant Sergeant-st-Arms Ia the Sen.
ate. Preston Bloom, OF the same place, has
been appointed Page 10 the Senate.
Get your School Book and School
Supplies at A. Fl. Titus. STA
"A free fight took place at the corner
of Union and Bridge streets. on Monday
evening, about 1850 o'clock, between a
lot Of stone cutters. No one was hurt
aud no arrests were made.
TO grow old gracefully, one mus. live
temperately, calmly, methcdically be In
terested In all that is going on In the world;
be cheerful. happy and centented, and
above all, keep the blood pure and yiger-
Gus by the use OF Ayers Sarsaparills.
Be sure you get Ayers.
AT a consultation held last Monday
afternoon by DR.. F. w. LarIson, of this
city aud Drs. o. II. spreul aud l. S. era.
mer, OF Pennington, 1t was found necessary
to amputate the arm of Mrs. Sarah Hol.
combe, who broke both her arm and leg
about two weeks ago. The amputation
was performed yesterday Tuesday,, by
Drs. Larson, Sproul, e. w. Closson and
P. McGill. Mrs. Holcombe Is getting
along as well as could be expected, under
such circumstances.
--0n Sunday night. 10Th ult., James
Price, of Stockton, was aroused from bis
slumbers by strange noise Ia his back
yard. Going out to investigate, he dis
covered the noise to be the groans OF an
Italian, who was leaning upon his fence
apparently more dead then alive from cold
and loss Of blood. The loss of blood was
found to be the result of a number OF
stabs which he had received during the
night in fight with one of his compan
Ions. His assailant had fed. 1t Is said
the stabbing was done in self-defence.
-Rumor has it that number of our
sports visited Easton, Pa, one evening
last week and took with them q number
Of birds to engage In cooking main with
some Easton birds. The LambertvilIe
birds are said to have won everything.
Easton's officials did no. entertain eur re-
representatives. as did the officials of Tren-
ton, N. j., few years ago, but then IL is
to be remembered that the Easton delega-
ton was hardly as distinguished as the
one that visited Trenton, which, II the
police register be true, contained num-
Der Of our prominent business men.
"A new company signed articles OF in
corporation on Monday last, for the pur-
pose of working the stone quarries at
Moore's Station, four miles below this
city. The title Of the organization is
'sThe Delaware River Quarry and Con-
struction Company" and the capital stock
Is 5000, 900. The following persons are the
incorporates Bernard NJ. Stanley and
Michael r. Stanley, Of Newark VIM.
Roberts, (of the frm of Fell & Roberts, }
Trenton, and r. A. Montgomery, OF Lam
bertvllle. The new company expect to
work the quarriss with largely increas-
ed force Of men. and also purpose TO take
contracts for paving, &c.
-Frederick A. Auten, Of Trenton (sen OF
DIR. Fred. A. Auten, many years ago den
tist in this city,, dropped dead of heart
disease on Sunday morning while walking
on Feeder Street about half past nine o.
clock. He fell without any wsrning, and
was carried into house near by and DR..
Barwis summoned. He was an arbitrator
10 freight claims for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and had just received telegram to
60 to Williamsport, Pa. He leaves a
widow, who was daughter of the late
Jonathan Fish. He leaves two adult
sons and daughter. He was prominent
member OF the Masonic Order, being q
knight Templar, member Of the Mystic
Shrine. and thirty second degree Mason.
The Mercer County wheelmen, Of
Trenton, recently got up sort Of BIZ
cycle burlesque, at their club rooms. The
affair was dubbed 'Tramps' Night" and
the members appeared in all sorts of
tramps' costume. The bummers around
Richardson's lime kiins, II they had seen
them wnrid III va thougbf that ttrIaroa
was Out-Heroded." Not only the outfits
were there, but the men assumed names
that were quite suggestive, such as Billy
the Bum, Harry thesHungry, Royal Flush
Prop, etc. Those engaged got a good
deal OF fun out Of it. but whether the
three or four hours thus employed might
not have produced better results In the fu-
ture II 1t had been devoted to gaining some
useful knowledge, is question easily
answered.