New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27


nr,dge over the D. L. and W. tracks IS compIe'eo'
To make the ride attractive there should De le"er
.tons going through Jersey City. and that man
,,re nuisance ought to be eliminated
Governor Grggs is all right.-VCamue"
A natent truth tersey told.
s..or Isn,es A Bradley owns the beach
boardwalk and pavillons in Asbury farN' anu y
a, -, uLalv that he will indorse the loilo"i"e
raso,u,ion introduced at the Borough Couioi'
meeting: o,.o,
u,... Tho summer residents OF ocean
Grove are in the habit during the s1nIm nnopoIzng
o. ho,ce seats on the pavilion during the h
concerts the detriment ana i Perk who pay for
the m1se Thai the Borough Council request me
band fund or else refrain from c G ou' ''''
who do "When the Band pays vi"
W. % data Congressman Thomas McEwah Is
.,e on,v Jerseyman who has lifted his voice
.ga,nst Carrot A. Hobar.s nomination TOT ice
president Thomas is never happy unless ne mas
q fight hand.
rd Trsasurer Grace Clerk Walsh, Town CSunse'
barrett Police Justice Lawess. ret NcCaSe Peter
Ma,ek r and Chief OF Police Callaghan were we're
entertained at dinner at Young on Monday
night.-(Kearny Record.
1s "Surveyor Young" related TO David Young
reneral manager Of the Traction Company
II Is said by THE Newark Advertiser 'ha' 'ie
formation of Equal Taxation CLUBS Is one vi '"e
devices by which the Democratic managers "ope
90 sidetrack the tariff issue in the campaign
IN this State Perhaps THE Advertiser cou'u
,ersuade THE Jersey City journal not 10 q"
,rooa tho movement in Hudson County.
Judge Gottfried Kruger Is huned because
Mavor Seymour does not consult him ABOUT "i
pointnents Indeed. the codness oetwee"
two is said to have originated week oe,o'
Seymour Was sworn in Mayor Inc l'e"
Mavor-elect and Judge Kruger hau hao d '0"e
conference In the North End CLUB, ana OH ie"'
ing Seymour requested that nothihe NC
about their having been together NO" wv
Nudge comes out publicly with these ie''''' Ms
~, r.snonsble for Mayor Seymours APP
xd,n,ments 10 leading Democrat Is Responsible
his annontnerits He refuses 10 consul NJ, NJ.
any responsible or leading hv resnonsbie lead
ing and influential Democrats; ne a taH ~ he
gu. VI ,hIe. his own cocoanut must be Responsible
Tho nnshot Of the matter is that Senator James
Eni,h has been summoned from Washington u
roore neace This would indicate that the SEN
etor and the Mayor are not on intimate TERMS
1s not Smith responsible or ieaolhe De"''-
Graf? In view Of the generous ala given W
Kruger toward Seymours election the 'uuee
naturally expects to have say on the pa'ro"aee'
INIT Il Is to Smith that he should go with sue-
.,ors ond recommendations Those who I'M
nerstand the situation will give Seymour more
sympathy than abuse.
Fx-coneressman Alvah A. Clark's sacrihcial
vii
srd anpoint somebody else TO attend 10 the
49,. ~ the office is not appreciated by all his
Democratic neighbcrs. In fact, some OF lheH
nre unk,nd enough to say that he ought not u
NO, Tho nlace II that sort Of talk doesn't stol
Mr. Clark may throw up the job in disgust anu
leave the party to its fate.
One might naturally expect that local piiue
\ would stir the people Of Bergen County 10 take
"a leading part in the Palisades preser'atioi
movement. THE Hackensack RepuoHcah
authority however. for the statement tha'' Will
gary few exceptions. the people Of this count!
have no special desire to preserve the fahsaueS
they see nothing Of them and care little abou
them further than the influence eXer'eu oNe'
them by the al gumen.s Of others
"rbe Republican, is Of the opinion that New
York "may have TO beer the brunt OF Whatever
expense is attached to the aesthetic enterprise
To the Editor of The Tribune ,. :. ,o-,oot,,
Sir The Tribune 1t is needless TO say. is perlecus
correct in reporting that the saloons or newark nav
been doing business the last three SUNDAYS. nov n
ever for better understanding OF the situauon UNI
has had the appointment OF only one Ponce CoihHiis
eioner and by that act removed lifelong persVhd
friend who. as president Of the Police Board, hat
come to be regarded as hostile TO the enfocemeni o.
the laws against liquor selling on Sunday. and
man in whom law-abiding people repose all con
fdence was appointed his place. Three OF tht
os po1ic I'd
tuted. on record as opposed 10 the enforcement
OF the sunday statutes The entire pre pec Cons
missoners, and the new Excise Board Will no.
qualify until June 4 According to the message E, o.
else Board Will be unable to do anything of Itself II
the matter Of Sunday closing The then Mayor
said: The proper supervision OF the liquor tralC
in its moral aspect devoves upon the Police Depart
ment and the Excise Board cannot properly be held
10 strict accountability for the moral standing OF
those engaged in The business" II this interpreta
ton Is TO stand Il will be difficult TO establish
responsibility the part 0: the present Mayor fol
in the Police Board The Christian Citizenship
Union will not 20 agiate the question and Is
Tribune. s EDWARD YOUNG.
President, Christian Citizenship Union.
Newark May 25 1896.
Nevertheless, the Rev. Mr.. Young and his asso
ciates might be able to have Mayor Seymour try
what the effect OF little prodding on his par
might dc. The old Law and Order League used tC
argue that it was the Mayors duty to insist upor
having the Police Commissioners enforce the law
II Is pleasant neUs 10 hear that the report OF
William A. TRES death is not true. The story wa.
circulated the authority Of that usually care
full and reliable newspaper. THE Jersey City
Journal"