New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
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vsw.Jersey's meanest man turned up In New
,,,,nsw-ck the other day and stole the poorbox
...,, 8, Peters Church.
CONGRESSMAN McEwan is the only member of
-. Jersey delegation to the National Parliament
-So does not desire a denomination. In the case
', ,bs other seven gentlemen the party will prob
.,,v renominate them.
coveral Washington correspondents have writ
..n eulogistic paragraphs about 1.-TWO extempo-
.nso,s speeches delivered recently in the United
s..,es Senate by James Smith. Of New-Jersey.
s.nator Smith has yet to deliver his first extern
S.ronAous address In the Upper House. When he
,... give utterance to it, the production will be
4 rare treat
Nv elevation in very unnecessary manner.
Ere has been too much margin allowed to them.
Jersey City Journal
uavor Wanser and the Board OF Works can, If
,sv will put the screws on the company and
make it adopt satisfactory elevation plans
promptly
All the alleged jokes Of the last two decades
.h,ut Jersey mosquitoes are being revamped now.
Tho testimony of competent observers is 10 the
x.,, that the month of June never saw less mos
.,,,oes In the State and that they are as nothing
connared 10 those found IN Long Island.
Jersey City saloonkeepers acting as they
might be expected 10 act II they were susceptible
o. the advice Of relentless enemies. Their policy
4, retaliation by trying 10 prevent the sale Of
tci supplies. their threats TO deprive Of employ
msnt all who dare to get evidence Of illegal
ucnor.selling and, finally. the wanton and out
,sseous assault upon a witness. are all calcu-
,.,aa 70 arouse public feeling against them.
1rs,cs Storms Of NEWMARKET. seen by
.6sily Press" representative this morning and was
;Is1 the shooting. The Justice was inclined 10
ssSsye that the feeling that Jackson is innocent
goNng stronger among the peoPe THIS n he a
Mw-York papers.-Ulainheld Press
The stand" taken by the New-York papers is
rat they told the truth and gave all the facts
werainable. These facts proved that the So
uled inquest farcical proceeding conduct
din violation Of law and common decency, and
that the jurors had before them no evidence that
Justified their verdict. COroners' inquests are Of
little account anyway.
For going on an excursion while they should
have been in their classroom the classical sec
ton Of the Freshman Glass in Rutgers College
were sentenced 10 weeks suspension. one of
The sufferers thus describes his woes:
Why this Is an outrage. Just think We must miss
rolngs-on Of the week for this lark, not 10 speak
oihaving to make UP examinat lions next year, when
care so much were it not that have had TO teie-
graph gil friends not to come on for commence nee
and stupid for them here
The extreme lack of egotism on the part Of
that young man may be inferred from his last
sentence.
The modest bearing Of some men often blinds
their fellows TO a true appreciation OF their
mental or moral qualities That is the case with
Freebooter Klump. of Hudson County. No one
suspected him Of abnormal Intellectual power
nor was he thought 10 be especially ingenious.
But Klump had good stuff in him as he demon
wrated the other day at a meeting OF the County
Board. The Freeholders were discussing a re-
port calling attention tc the bad condition OF
Palisade-ave, where trolley company is lay
ing tracks.
The tracks ought to be elevated one foot
above the level of the street" said Klump. land
there can't be any accidents. because wagons
can't cross them"
Surely nothing could be simpler more self
evident The wonder is that nobody thought OF
such scheme before. OF course. the suggestion
VIE oc ADOPTED promptly, not only IN HUDSON
County. but throughout the State.
The tender hearts OF Camden's Excise Com
niss!oners bleed for the poor saloonkeepers who
cannot afford 10 pay $500 license fee. and that's
why they propose to reduce the sum TO $500.
Garnet a. Hobart, OF New-Jersey. IS the who
nas he call for second place.(St. Louis dispatch 10
Mali and Express.
The button o: Garrett A. Hobart. OF New-Jersey.
everywhere He IS to-day the strongest candi-
esie for the Nice-Presidental nomination since Il
has been definitely determined that Speaker Reed
VIZ have none Of il. The Mckinley managers have
3cEed out the Jersey man and viii stand by him.
me faciOnal fights Of NeT-York and Pennsylvania
nave put them Of Consideration for secOnd-piacc
noaors-(St. Louis dis patch 10 Evening Word
II Is pretty well understood said Senator Thurs
s,oo, that am for Mckinley for first place. With
Us nomination assured. as 1t is. we want an East
I'm man as his running mate. and believe Hobart
70 De the available man. He meets the require
nehts OF the situation in all respects We want 10
Keep New-Jersey in the Republican ranks, now
,aat We nave ii there. Furthermore. Hobart ia
ttrong in Ncw-Ycrk. where he Is personally well
RON 81. Louis
From all Of which 1t appears that the Hobart