The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-05-22
The Howard Stock Company will ap-
pear at Holcombe Hall for one week,
commencing Monday, June Sd.

pear at Holcombe Hall for one week,
commencing Monday, June Sd.
One of our hotel-keepers got little
ratified during the recent cold spell. He
started to build FIRE, and after he got it
going discovered that he had taken off
the pipe two weeks ago, 10 preparation
for warm weather.
Last Thursday night Policemen Morse
and Cummings had a serious encounter
with qusrryman who was drunk aud
disorderly, and it required the use of the
club before the man could be conquered
and taken to the lookup.
DIR. T. d. Van Sickel has removed
his Office from the Lambertville House
and has taken the late DR.. Readings den-
tai Office, corner of Union and Coryell
streets, where he is now prepared to re-
ceive patients.
The committee ofthe various Knights
of Pythias lodges in this section of coun-
try, met at Stockton on Wednesday last,
and fixed the time for the annual X. OF P.
Union Picnic, on Ellmaker Isle, for Sat-
urday, July Goth.
Internal Revenue Collector, John F.
Connolly, of Newark, has resigned and
been appointed Consul to Japan. VIM.
D. Routan, Newark's postmaster, has been
named by President Cleveland for Conncl-
ly's place and ex.Mayor Haines has been
appointed postmaster.
Go and hear the famous Gilmore's
and United States Marine Bands, Cathe-
dral Chimes, Jubilee Songs, &C., &C., re-
produced by the Edison-Bettini Micro
monograph, at Lyceum Hall, this WED
nesday) evening. Tickets % cents.
"A fight occurred in Justice Horns Of
fee, in this city, last Monday, between
James Squires and an Italian, over a dis
pute about some money that was claimed
to be due to Squires. According to re-
port, Squires did all the lighting and the
Italian received pretty rough treatment.
Are our law officers going to overlook
such infractions of law2
The old-establshed grocery at the
N. E. corner Of Union and Buttonwood
streets, in charge OF A. w. Cooper for
two or three years past, is now in charge
of S. w. Kerr. Mr.. Kerr is well-posted
in the business and is trustworthy aud
honorable gentleman, who deserves the
patronage of the people of that part OF the
city.
MIR. Shamalia guarantees the Dalma-
ton Insect Powder to kill all kinds of in
scots on animals or plants.
William Turner, an agent of the At
lantic and Pacific Tea Co., of Trenton,
was arrested few days since under a city
ordinance respecting pcddlers and hawk
ers, and his trial came off on Monday be-
fore Justice Lyman. w. F, Hayhurst ap
peared for the city and C. A. Skillman for
the company. The jury brought in ver-
dict of "not guilty." 1t was claimed by
the counsel for the defence that the ordi-
nance confiictcd with State law, and
that the taking of orders and delivering
them subsequently, was not "peddling
and hawking"
There will be a special Union Gospel
haiH ha
pieces of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, in their Hall on Church
street, on Sunday afternoon, May Goth,
at $50 O'Clock, 10 be addressed by DR..
Roberts, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church; Rev. E. NJ. Lghtfoot, pastor Of
the Baptist Church, and Rev. J. II. Mick
lie, pastor of the Methodist Church. Sing
ing by the choirs OF the above named
churches. This meeting will be of spec
ial interest. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Tar Camphor, 10c. h., at Shama-
HAS.
Philip Brennan, aged 90 years, en-
ployed in Shanley's quarry, at Byram,
was killed while at work on Sunday after
noon. He was standing on rock, about
four feet in height, attempting to split 1t
with sledge, when In some unexplained
manner he fell forward into pile OF
stones. One of the loose stones, weigh
unfortunate mans head, crushing the
skull at the right temple, decorating his
head and breaking his right arm at the
shoulder. The man lived only short
time after the stone was removed. Bren-
nan worked for several years in Thomas
Conners' quarries at Centre Bridge and
also in Winnings quarries at Prallsville.