The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-04-21

es by fine display Of flowers and by
music appropriate to the day. Some Of
the displays of flowers were very hand.
some.
e. W. Opdyke, the popular horse
man of Frenchtown, announces in our
advestising columns another sale OF %
head of Iowa Horses, TO take place Sat
urday next, April 2i
The Grand Jury completed its work
Monday afternoon aud returned 10 the
Court seventeen true bills of Indictment
After receiving the thanks Of the Court
they were discharged.
The 18th Regt having been ordered
10 take part 10 the ceremonies Of the died.
ication Of Grants tomb next Tuesday,
Co. c, OF this city, Is getting ready for
that important event.
To day the Hunlerdon Co. W C..
T. U. will meet in the rooms Of the w. c..
T. L. in Thatcher's Hall in this city.
This evening, Major Hilton will deliver a
lecture in the NJ. f. church.
-Messrs. j. V. Il G. Randall, the we'll
known carriage manufacturers OF New
town, Pa, will hold a sale OF carriages in
Lambertvile, ou the 18th of May Par.
tlculars will be announced hereafter.
Typhoid fever has broken out among
the scholars OF the Mount Airy public
school. One has died and two <three
others are sick. 1t is supposed that the
impure water in well at the school
house is responsible for the outbreak
The typhoid cases in this city appear
TO be doing well. The sever cases at the
emergency hospital are giving every evi.
dence OF marked improvement. No new
cases have developed for over two weeks,
aud ii ls hoped that the epidemic has had
its ran,
The last concert of the Piano Club
will be held in Lyceum Hall, on Thursday,
April %. A very fine program is prom
ised. Mrs. Cooper, OF Philadelphia, will
sing, and the Ofpheus Club, of Trenton,
consisting of the following Instruments
two violins, clarionet, cotnet and piano,
will give a number Of selections Anmis-
sion, 90 cents.
The Ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Lsmbertville wish to announce
that they have secured the services OF
Miss McGuire, of Trenton. for the twenty.
eighth of April next. All those who en-.
joyed her delightful readings a short time
ago, will be glad to have the opportunity
of hearing her ugain. There will be n
musical programme in addition.
The barn belonging TO the estate Of
Dewitt Hsrtpence, near Qnakertown. was
burned on Tuesday night last The fire
was discovered by Mrs Lemue West at
about O'clock, nj which time the interior
appeared to completely on fire from top
to bottom. Two horses, 200 bushels OF
oats and farming implements were de
stroyed. The loss is estimated as 81 600,
with no insurance. The origin OF the fire
is beyond question Of an incendiary
charactes.
The entertainment to be given under
the auspices OF the Presbyterian church OF
this city, on Wednesday evening, April
2Sth, promises to be one of the most en-
jnyable events OF the season. The pro.
gram will be varied one, consisting Of
recilations, music. etc. Miss Mcguire, OF
Trenton, whose fame as an elocuiionist is
so well known, will give several selec-
tons. Mrs. Lillian Ely Dagger, Of Asbury
Park, whose fine soprano voice it is al
ways q pleasure TO hear, will give two
solos. A quarlette, trio and duet by
some of our best talent will also be an
attraction.