New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
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7, was said IN this column last week that
.on,e one should stand up and defend Senator
lanes Smith against the cruel attacks made
uncn that eminent statesman in his absence
.Tbe Summit Record has nobly responded. and
g., doing so said that II had mot the shadow OF
. douh. that he will be found doing valiant
work for Bryan and Sewa few weeks hence,
vhen he returns with renewed health and vigor.
rn,ons that The Record" expressed itself as
,s,ievjne that 1T is the duty OF every journal
which believes in political decency TO protest
ogajnst uuwarranted attacks on man who is
-, nresent to defend himself and whose an
.onos &c due 10 an Illness brought on by unre-
,n,,,inc labor in behalf # a policy that he be-
y,.sd y the part Of wisdom for the Democratic
Marty TO adopt
what rolcyc The free-silver policy Of Bryan
I'D sewau and the Chicago Convention or the
~o,1.s,andard policy OF the New-Jersey Demo-
cratic Convention
pideeneld Park folks determined to have
ur,, ever, If they have to pay for II and dis
charge the Borough Trustees
g, only had been known that Nansens eNpedi-
.;s 70 the North Pole was likely to fan because
" lack of dogs the city of Elizabeth wouiu siaui!
o. d 20, him a million.( Elizabeth journal
:. Elizabeth has 80 many dogs they must he
~ r,a,nered animals. considering the outcry
80, was raised against the muzzling regula-
ton.
a, O result Of closing the Trenton saloons at
, o'clock in the morning. it is reported now that
humorous clubs" which are really speak
aesies" have sprung up in the town the IN
.orence from that is that many Trenton people
81, Nm most Of the night shaking their thirst
~ other jersey cities where the saloons may
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open after O'CLOCK.
The esd-on collision between two trolley-cars
., New-Brunswick calls up irresistibly the old
story about the intelligent goats on the edge OF
a precpice.
Sharks are plentiful near Elizabethport-not
+reesilver sharks. but just plain. ordinary
sharks and they are disportinG themselves in
the Kills
The quick results of advertising in The STATE
Gazette will be seen by the following aT s
yette" Once with advertisement offering a re-
ward for the return OF lost aog. Hoou from %rr Mr.
later telephone message was receives lIoir .i,b
Pees stating that the dog had been iound anu VIZ!
drawng the Observation-Disclosures "'"'e Va"
zette.
,re 70 assume from this that THE Gazette"
vats ont an extra every time an lad" reaches the
office?
C,ergvmen must have money TO pay their bills
tho same as their more materiallsuc helShpoIS'
~ is nevertheless surprising to find one OF the
18th annealinr TO the civil courts TO get what he
claims 70 be due him. The Rev. Mr.. Throop or
1ersav CITY is suing the vestrymen of St Mat
,bev,'s Protestant Episcopal Church. jersey CITY,
,or 500 back salary. and he figures out that the
r,i,oasa If Newark owes him $4,000 for extra
uorl, done during the las, three years. MI.
rhroop must have worked hard to earn tha;.
Our ola friend Augustus W. Cutler. Of Morris al,
res 70 his favorite theory OF taxing CHURCHES ana
public buildings and clapping penaitH OF 81 I 90
on persons riding bicycles IL Is s $40, Was tax on
"a uOe1 bnHbiss the sage Of Morris would pay the
tax half dozen times under as many
heads.-(Newark Adverliser'
YES. and Gus" will probably be the Democratic
,an,,oee for Congress in the WITH District. The
democratic bosses denounced him last year as an
A A man when they wanted to crowd him out
NJ the nomination for Governor To-day the same
bosses are only too glad to take Gus by the
hand.
To avoid chickering's and deals II is proposed TO
hold the various Republican nominating conVen-
lions in Essex County on the same day at diner
ent places The proposition has good deal to
recommend it, In some Of the rural districts the
injection may be made, however, that this plan
MIL require the election of too many delegates
Mavor Wanser is in a dilemma now over the
Iehigh Valley grade crossing authorized by the
Board of Works. Many of the property-owhers
are urging him to veto the proposition, while on
the other hand there is undoubtedly an infiuen-
tjal section favorable to the crossing.