New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-29
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,I,u More audacious yet was his conduct IN actu-
~, ronorting violators of the law regardless OF
xn- "pull" Among those who came under MS
mc,al notice was saloonkeeper naineu hide
Sbeehan and another officer entered
Traemer's saloon Sunday and FOUND Deer
cole Kraemer was naturally indignant at
.h,s Interference with his business, and week
,o,or he accused Sheehan Of using Threatening
and insulting language" to him: The testimony
sbowed that Sheehan had ordered hraeIhei anu
. ,ov friends to "move on and mad threa'eneu
% arrest the saloonkeeper II GROWER rus"'"e
~ sunday were not stopped. To discourage
such pernic.ous activity on the part OF Ne
,uhl,can policeman toward a good Democralic
saloonkeeper the superiors of Sheehan hned HIN
two months pay.
Washington dispatch represents postmaster
1os,ph F. Haynes, Of Newark, as being IN inc
National capital Ito about the appointment
Of A postmaster at Atlantic City no" ooe'
that concern Mr.. Haynes?
The populace of Summit is so much oenshteu
with T. ST. John Gaffney's campaign sohs'
Want Yer. Mckinley" that they talk OF oisaN
ing a minstrel company to sing II al pis meet
tngs all over the country. This Is the c"ofus
We want yer. Mckinley, .ouv
Wore "A thinkin' OF yer gIdul!'
cause the country needs you saoiy
S g. ' Grover rack can Z de ssiS Vi
Cos we want yer. Mckinley;
Yes We wan, yer YI H,g SNT w Tes we do.
Tho Pow H p. Fleming. Of Orange, celebrates
today the twenty-ffth anniversary or MS or
dinatIon 20 the priesthood. Although he mas
haen an exceedingly hard worker for quarter
~ century Father Fleming is as ROBUST anu
energetic as ever. He is an able preacher'
Theological student Of wide reading, graceiui
and trenchant writer and an excellent manager
His influence in Orange has always been on the
side Of good government
General Bird W. Spencer announces that when
the trolley road between Paterson and Newark
,e CONNECTED the fare will be 20 cents. Perhaps
,bis * as low a rate as passengers can De car
red for IN view OF the fact that three separate
oornorations are interested. but it would make
the road immensely popular II excursion ucKe's
could be sold for % cents. The distance Is NOT
much greater than from some parts OF >e""iA
20 New-York and yet the fare between the a''ei
cities including ferriage is only 10 cents each
way
Next Saturday Jerseys delegates 10 the bei"0-
cratic National Convention leave Jersey CITY
7, e. nossible but not probable. that their re-
turn will be marked with demonstration" u
popular approval.
Every county In New-Jersey is expected 10
do its duty by Hobart this year in rolling up
majority at least equal to that given 10 'o''i
w. Griggs last November One OF the most
essential steps toward that end is the noin'Ia-
ton of exceptionally strong county tickets
". Lnov n man who wears red flannel paiamas,
SLEEPS with his mouth open and SHORES Ana tne
S ss' across SO iG the sreoi call Jersey JUS
lice to search out This mar and make an example
Of htm-,Summit Herald
Put Justice Kelly on his track
Herbert Boggs Assistant City Attorney OF
Newark by grace Of Mayor Seymour, Is not
citizen Of that town. according TO The Newark
Advertiser" There are other office-holders in
New-Jerseys premier city who are only nominal
citizens of ii.
The attempt Of Atlantic Citys Chief OF Police
10 suppress flirting in that favorite seaside resort
has stirred up controversy throughout the
State Some Of the critics are so angry that they
cannot discuss the question temporarily. one
erudite authority tells US that the very atmos-
phere of the summer resort Is laden WIN INVITA-
tons to f1irt The waves the wind. the NILS 'he
lakes the summer moon and the twilight, each
and all have been especially adapted by nature
TO the gentle art of what contemporary novelist
has daintilv called that frivolous abuse of the
sweetest things
Among those apparently unable TO appreciate
the gravity Of the situation is The Atlantic
Review" as may be judged by these nlppaht
remarks:
A gentleman in New-York on Wednesday. who
is a frequent visitor here was anxious 10 ledih
the particulars about the ant-hirt!ng rule IN ms
10 say about this week. He was under ths I'M
preston that II for the purpose OF creating a
monopoly for the city oiieias IL tnis rs 20 ne
is on and will have TO create more OHlces 70
oualifv \ sufficient number OF persons 70 properly
attend 10 this very agreeable department OF enter
tainment
The pupils OF the North Plainfeld public school
held their closing exercises last week. Principal
Charles T Boss was sick at home He had just
resigned his office. But the scholars had not
forgotten him. The following letter, signed by
sixteen Of them. was read to him in his home
on the night Of the exercises:
happiness is essenel by the absence OF, MN 10
whom we hav, looked with confidence anu respec.
during the years Of our school me We M'si ~
a speedy return 20 health. and our PRAYER IS thd'
health and happiness may ever attend you.
That tribute did not cost much trouble or
labor. but It is no. likely 10 be forgotten by the
recipient And the little men and women VINO
put their names to 1t will be never a whit the
worse for this effort in thoughtfulness.
THIRTY-THREE YOUNG TEACHERS.