New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
: NFN\
" So ~

rossoic a I'd Newark trolley road was to
ThA. IN operation two years ago. If the
haw don't hurry up the twentieth century
prNe s.re before cars are running through be-
"" these two cities.
.,, old of an energetic corps Of assistants.
~ roffey was able to get evidence against
sae'" ,,ooners doing business on Sunday. He
S" 80. sorne of his detectives now TO collect
MS. ns.. relative 10 the manure nuisance.
-, that Senator Smith ccntempates going
~, ,o recuperate his strength AS chairman or
seroana. state Committee ne Woud Det.er
tie ~. " nome AMI recuperate the strength or MS
..srty-(state Da"''
rss marty is beyond recuperauon IN New-Jer-
- year in the face Of the certainty that
-,,re, nlank will be adopted in Chicago.
T.,o,ess the Senator may be expected TO
~. IN view Of the fact that his vndication is
''," ,a, with Democratic success in New-Jerrey.
uo II large Is reported to be In doubt
w. occepting a place on the Equal Taxation
~.,,sson for which he was selected by Gov
cr,sgs His decination would open the
""s the appointment of a representative busi-
Won from Newark OF Jersey City.
rocSu
u,.,. has been a good deal OF surprise ex-
., that Thomas r. Watson. Of Passait.
p'' p.,s take the lob Of Assistant Capitol Custo-
s dozen years ago ne was big figure In
..,o u'- and he is a man Of considerable ability.
.r,. psview." Of Atlantic City. says that that
"ssens 70 have gone mad on the subject of
at ciN-
'"no, hvpnosts. in spite Of the protests of the
County Medical society
Y,,lss< Senator Bradley gets his press agent al
-, .,,n Asbury Park will De lost sight OF.
r,.ner,plove Of the 1.ackawanna discharge fol-
rase Of in:oXcatiOn. The company cannot
~ ~ The damage liable from drunken man IRE
sSrnsblity sr and the travelling pubic lnioTse the
pa.'s tss hest solution Of the temperance question.
T.n man nrds that excessive drink costs MN ms
,s.on he will quit. and not oefore-'susseN Hesis-
Il class Of workmen stands higher IN the mat
vd sobriety than that employed on the rail-
,sas in New-Jersey. AHd in no occupation Is
~. abstinence during working hours so neces-
av.
L Recorder McDonough, Of Hoboken' has not
,.sn wrongly quoted. woman may not only be
ealed upcf 10 support lcI l-4c 0'i' "~N 49,
end samilJ lkew.se-that is. in Hoboken
The 4 Regiments officers should be carefui
mi 10 do ANYTHING TO give color 10 the though'iess
natement once made by more or less Famous
statesman designating National Guardsmen as
paper soldiers.
On the west bank of the Hackensack; IN me
rSrnshp OF Kearny there are a number OF persons
and CORPORATIONS carrying on Dus.hess lOi ka-'.'
II Their operations they po.luie the atmosphere;
n, wind carries the stencil In radius OF several
mEss Residents and travellers are anho!eu =,
sthe duty OF the Boards Of Health and the Srand
Jurors 70 abate these nu.sanccs Inesc on1cla.r
isre no; done It. Their failure has become chronic.
reaching and cur Ing the evils. excepi reso.t 70
palsnce NAV give way Then the nuisances Will
Be suppressedNJersey City journal
A few strong words from Supreme Court JUS
uce Nppinco,t would stir the Grand Jury TO a
sense Of It's duty.
War has been declared on cider in Asbury
Park and Plainfed In the latter town several
arrests have been made. and The Courier
News" is moved to remark that there is no
State law which says that cider is an intoxi-
eating liquor. and the @iiy ordinsnce which
so desgnates II is clearly illegal"
Garret A. Hobart's candidacy for Vice Presi-
Gent has now reached hat Imprint siSge
when men are asking: How would he run?
Would he strengthen the .icke,? To these CUES
tons there is only one answer. so far rs New
Jersey is concerned. Mr.. HobGrts re ord in the
Legislature. his business End political career
since. and his private chara,.,r all go to make
It reasonably certain that mis- nomination would
bring New-Jersey's ten cleo. al votes :htO the
Republican column. Bat L is argued fha. in
other States where Mr.. Hobart is not 50 well
known personally, his position as one c: the
a,bltrators for what Is popularity known ds the
Railroad Pool might injuTe MIN. A n''''nts
thought will. however show the iaIa1y OF t'at
notion The arbitrators are judges SELECTED te-
cause Of their independence OF all the linss In
nat pool. ana with the .dea that thcy "an and
VII be perfectly impartial il adJu1lcdtif2 C's-
putes or controversies that may arise between
he wIious companies. The very fact mat
man is chosen 10 determine questions ccpcern-
ing property In which hunlrc1s Of MILLIONS CT
collars ere invested is an amazing tribute to nis
honesty. intelligence and ability.
fhe arbtrators have nothing whatever 10 ID
VITA the management policy Of any railroad
iner duty is simply TO settle difficulties be-
wen the companies, and they were chosen
Desause Of belief that they could be depended
uSm 70 DO the right thing. the fair thing, with
Gut fear or favor.