New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
THE NEV-JERSE EDITORS AT HOME
PLEASED WITH THEIR TRIP TO CANADA.
TENURE or OFFICE FOR observation-disclosures
FOR THE GDVkRNORSulP.

TENURE or OFFICE FOR rolICEMEN-CANDiDATE
FOR THE GpvLRNORsHlP.
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRrBuNEA
TRENTON, June 26.-The Jersey editors
returned trou their excursion on Saturday. 1t was a
somewhat remarkable journey. The travellers mum
brred all back safe. not casualty having
occurred. included the Thousand Islands Mon
trral aud saratoSa. but Montreal IL remsmDered with
greatest affection. fer there the people were hospitality
tscf and Mayor Beaugrdnd won tho hearts or he Jrr
seymcn by reception and Official attention of graft
ryn4 nature Mrs. B,augrsui having expressed regret
that did not happen 10 have an American nag win
decorate her home IN honor of her guests tue
Je seynrn arranged send her one IA a mennonite of
their visit The excursion cost about $4,000 anu IL
should stated. IN 10 sense "dead-head aiialr
The Long Br .nch sewerage system 10 nearly com
peted and will be operation as FAR south as the
West Eud Hotel II promises to he a success
The supreme Court has decided that tue Tenure or
Office Act forDids a change tho rank OF policemen.
except under certain Improbable circumstances The
validity OF the Police Commission Act now in
operation IN Newark. is also 10 DO tested
The water question continues to trouble Newark and
otuer North Jersey cities 4 new suggestion Is
mmrthat the city should make use OF private capital.
buying the water ami not the source OF s"ppiy.
The poIc Al situation shows little dev-lopnent. ex-
c. pt III III canniaies and their realve
nice in tno gossip about available scpnb cans de is
a man. especially III municipal! debt and State tax
aue.LIou equipped other ways for tue Office Of
Governor The Du talk Of CONGRESS G con,
and McPhrr,on AMI Gov rhor AbOett appear To
he united IN nj. b.huf with Miles Ross and Congress-
man P.dcuck hep them. Ex-C"u gresham Harden
berg Ia the dark In the Democratic race and his
apparent dsuclinttiOu TO III Ike an active cInvass Is
NOS T., ne miscuu,trr 10 be aversion for tho Ouco
%! Governor for he nom natlOu.
The manufacturing interests OF the State are lnprov-
Ing slowly the effect of the recent genera strikes
wears of. there has been All ov'rprotuciion. winch
tine relieved to sUne extent, though the ad-
partially lost by the Increased expense re-
sultIug them.
The authorities Of Newark have found excellent
method u regulating SUNDAY observance la reasonable
way They AK hat there should be any exceed
ing strict lrss, sellers VINO do not pay fair
regard IT, public sentiment are To be denied license,
and tne Ponce aud Excise cOnmss on> are TO work to-
ether In ecctng changes as appear 10 be neces-
sary.
Arrangements for grand reunion OF New-Jersey
soldiers AL Grtysburg battlefield mouth nave been
made, The purpose IL to mark the spots where the
monument lzed by the Legislature las winter
shall be placed.
Coloue G.rret Ackerson. IT,. of Hackensack. Bergen
County aud OF the leading lawyers IN the STATE Is
the last and present nlnrut Candidate Tor The
Democratic for Governor. lie has hereto
fore declined all political hon RS although always al
ac aud worker tsndng hsh In the party
cuupcis He Is a OF fine character. OF recognized
ability ofesson ana Of grea personal popularity