New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

&c warns under a Bevidere dateline. about
cssex County man over a hundred years old
10 was thinking OF learning the bicycle and
~hose memory was SO good that he remembered
..,.ins with George Washington. This is the
lament of The Sussex Register:
Our townsman Charles Cinderbox. has got into rt
Associated Press. and stickfu of fake is printed
sep nn onc hundred Years old in fact he has
known his own age for years. TO place It at egl
,baj he never talked with General Washington
and his wife
II voud be an interesting coincidence if Sena-
,or lanes Smith were to return on the eve of the
srvanite State Convention. Then he could make
a dramatic appearance in the convention. accom-
panied by a band of clacquers with orders to hail
hin, as the savior OF the State.
A majority of the Bryanite State Committee of
NeN-Jersey has declared for free silver and re-
pudiation Most of the men responsible for that
declaration were delegates to the Democratic
state Convention. held in Trenton on May T. and
they gave hearty assent to the following cur
rency plank:
ence Of the present gold standard We opposed
the free coinage OF silver AT any ratio or 10 the
COMPULSORY purchase of silver bullion by the Gov
Ne believe that the interests of the people de-
mand that the earnings Of trade agriculture man
mfacture and commerce. and especially the wages
intrinsic value and Of the highest standard adopted
by the civilized nations OF the world We are;
schemes for the debasement of our currency.
DR. Currie Mayor Of Englewood. has written a
message to the City Council calling attention to
the enforcement Of the laws relative to stray
dogs and to the non-payment of license fees by
owners of these animals" This prompts The
70 nd ke thpsa
heated remarks: In the words of the political
orator what's the matter with DR.. Curre? He's
all right. in these suggestions at least. Hurrah
for the man who doesn't try to curry favor with
dogs and their owners. Enforce the laws against
d'c &, You are right. Force all stray dogs out
Of town. Down with the cur
Reliable reports indicate that Sussex County
has an unusually small peach crop this year
To reduce the force of carriers or clerks in the
Newark Postofce would be than blum
der. Lack of funds is fiimsy and stupid rea-
TO be given by such great Government as
ours. There millions of people who have no
connection with the National Government and
appreciate Of its benefits except through the
postoffice. and the service of that Department
should be the best that its income will warrant.
There has been a steady increase in the business
OF Inc Newark ONCE, ana any cnange MADE SnOuld
he in the direction of charging facilities and in
creasing the number Of employees
With that intelligence which rises superior to all
experience. four women rocked boat in Fletcher
Lake, Asbury Park Wednesday afternoon. The
timely appearance Of a rescuer averted the
sity of four funerals
Last Tuesday night an officer who was before
he rl< I'd on adj
that he had fallen asleep on his post. The Com
missioners properly told him that he paid |
for keeping awake to protect sleeping citizens /
The complaint against the policeman had been /
made by Detective Jaeger as acting lieutenant /
and Jaeger. unsolicited. took hand In the dis
cussion. according to this report in THE Newark /
News:
no, xes 5t boI yoq Mr. Comis o it was pretty
would topple over asleep" said Detective Jaegers.
dent The trouble is these officers do not get the (
ieg1n,!iresd amount Of res! in ne daytime
Weather for ten days was severe on policemen.
! am talking about; have done patrol duty"
Another policeman was up before the Board |
because roundsman had been unable to fni
him for forty minutes President Kane re-
marked that he could not understand that, if a
man were doing his duty. To that the police
man retorted.
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may feel tempted 70 tell the Commissioners that
they arc oadlv IacLino IN dign,,, ood - 49, 80
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forcement of discipline when incidents like these
go unrcbuked.
udChehsacK mas peeh IN mourning since last
SATURDAY On That fateful day the Pioneers of
hacKensack Heights visited town with the in
tentlOn or playing a of baseball with the