New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-14

Even these not nlBntS nupureus oi peisohS ia
Au,se in dancing in Asbury Park and other sea-
side towns.
This town needs a dog-catcher. There is Il
fortune %sn "a saw se a is NOT pubc benefactor
Down with the observation-disclosures Record.
What is the natter Surely. that paragraph
WAS never penned the result of a one-sided
argument between the writer thereof and one OF
Uackensacks vagrant dogs 1t Is more reason
able perhaps to assume THAI appropriation IN
tho canine world has really become a burning
question in Bergen's chief town. The surplus
animals might be disposed Of as is done In the
rsst by depositing them a barren island
xsxt Wednesdays meeting Of the Democratic
STATE Committee is not expected to be exactly
uke a reunion Of friends and brothers Inc
slverites say that the sound-money members
mSht TO get out forthwith. despite the fact
that the State Convention declared unequivo-
calIv for gold If all who believe in uphoiding
that declaration Of the convention decide TO sever
,he,r connection with the committee there won't
he many time Democrats of prestige or
.,,,d,rg left in the body. But the Bryan party
IN New-Jersey need not lack for fit and appro-
,,o,e leaders so long as II has among its cham
Mons noble-hearted patriots like Colonel Price.
Rob" Davis. Bob" Adrain and Billy" Thomp-
Weather Manufacturer De Voe of Hacken-
ssck refuses to permit cool wave 10 circulate
IN these regions until August % even though
n. does sell kindling- wood. When Mr.. De Woes
ooo, wave does come it is to be accompanied by
heavy rains ana noods
The majority Of the Newark Board Of Works
Al not relish criticism or advice concerning dis
ed
saving that they know their duties without any
suggestions from outsiders" 1t is TO be hoped
that they do, but public servants should never
be above giving careful attention to suggestions
properly presented. Whether that or
not in this particular case does not appear.
II is a singular fact that brewery employees
we're among the worst sufferers in New-Jersey
from the heat, and nearly all were stalwart'
ROBUST looking men.
New-Jersey's "sound-money Democrats" are
TO have another meeting in Jersey City next
Monday afternoon The logical and sensible
thing for them to do is to indorse Mckinley and
Hobart.
Dog prisoners are busy in Jersey City at pres
emit and they are conducting operations in such
a manner as to make it appear that malice
rather than personal safety prompts them.
Fit be true. as reported. that the city Of Cam
den has no money to pay its employees, change
in the method Of administering the municipal
government would seem to be in order.
From time to time hear stories about
swindling by conductors Of the Consolidated
Traction Company in Newark. The trouble is
that the men are not paid enough for their
labor and they are appointed. regardless OF
character on the recommendation OF politicians.
The artist who wrote that story about Sus-
sex County man. 103 years Old who is going to
huv and ride bicycle forgot TO add that the
old chap intends touring the country and racing
at all the big meets.
Twelve Of the thirty-sx members Of the Pas
sale County Democratic Executive Committee
put their heads together the other evening, gave
whoop for Bryan and Reputation, and wound
up thus:
We dsnounce as gRParo tS and den sm6
majority OF the late Democratic National Conven-
with the financial plank & the Nasi0nal platform Lat
We pledge ourselves not support any candidate
cord with the National platform and its nominees
1t must amuse Judge John Hopper. William
B. Gourey. ex-Congressman Cadmus, ex-Sena-
tor Hnchlife. Eugene Stevenson and other
men who have been battling for real Democracy
all their lives to have their courageous honesty
at this time put down to desire for personal
benefit" There persons who can make great
fools Of themselves without trying very hard.
Paterson's Aldermen and Freeholders in a
wrangle as 70 the art Of ballet Autographs pre-
sent a spectacle funny enough to make people
forget the discomforts Of the weather
New-Jerseys wage-earners should ponder we'll
the object lesson given to the employees OF
smons silk mills in Union Hill To bring home
10 their minds a realizing sense OF what free
silver coinage means the men were paid In oo-
cent Mexican dollars. two being allowed for every
dollar OF wages due. Although the Mexican dol
lars were worth commercially their face value.
merchants refused to accept them. Now. II IT
is difficult 10 purchase fifty cents worth OF goods
with a JO-cent dollar how much more difncuit
Will II be 10 purchase dollars worth OF gooos
with dollar not worth any more. commercially
The death Of William H. Moses Of The rat
erson Call" comes as a shock to the numerous
who were familiar with the man. He looked ,he
embodiment of health was temperate IN ali
things and was noted for unfailing courtesy ana
conscientious work.
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VISITORS AT LAKE HOPA7CONG.
Lake Hopatcong Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-Among the
guests Al the Hotel Breslin besides Governor and
Ms Gripes are Mr. and Mrs Garrett a. Hobart.
M and Mrs Albert TILT Miss Tilt, Miss Freeman
Mr and Mrs John J. Tofey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
f-obfl