New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13

..,or. where are found men willing
70 support the Populist ticket nominate"
Chicago.
What. the use 81 having wea'hei p'Nf
hows-Hackcnsack Record. ,,
.rh.. ,,oLS like a cruel stab at Andrew 'aoN-
-. va tho great weather romancer OF
Bergen County
c.r,,or Dalv saws that New-Jersey VIII Vo'e
,or tho r,atform and the nominees OF the N,'
caro Convention That OF course "'aS'' w
rones Of all who had counted upon ,'
N.w-Jersev IN the Republican COLUMNS .'''
ve.r because William wouldn't say :" Univ. 20
ne thought So and he couldn't 'nnn "
,vere not 80 Isn't that plain enough
Tho Flynn divorce case e sso says On the rst
S,eV cs od terrible tale of alleged bru Sn nus v
me husbands part q1a T 0n IN" arunkenness Then
tSs postponed the fnr s time was
Ing uni. November next oec Sow a" we know that
Teespsa stevens worker and he prTS was
the TC ing w n,4es s"s o he suit and hs
Of jusGe a aone ne to help it. There
bus s"nenns and iye Vice-Chanceors. and there
ar. Advisory Masters and Special ai sSaud he able
to handle the equity business Of STATE na He alone
Jersey With such an nrrds n.S With considerable
ey any any nractce can tell a similar tale what -
m. trouble p Newark Sunday Call
The trouble is that some members OF INC
rnsncerv Court don't do their share OF the work
N.rork's Board of Works has taken up the
nrht If Woodsidc citizens to have rejected the
vacant increase of fares on the Erie. Colonei H.
: price CITY Counsel is now considering what
CIV be done 70 coerce the railroad company into
an abandonment of the position from which IL
r.. On far declined 70 recede The Interstate
Commission may be appealed TO-
Allan I, McDermott should ask Chancellor
McGill to appoint him Receiver OF the Demo-
cratic party Of NewJersey.
tn. paterson Guardian" and Camden Re-
view" William j. Thompsons organs are the
only Democratic daily newspapers in New-Jer-
sev outspoken In favor Of Bryan and free silver
Matt" Mcguire the Socialist candidate lot
ce-President. has been twice elected Alder
man on that ticket In the old Democratic
stronghold of Paterson-the Eighth Ward
There are heavy bets that the ward VIII give
Republican majority next November.
rxcurs,ons sports and outdoor entertain
went. 60 on lust as II there was no such thing
as politics.
The Sunday-closing situation In Jersey City
seems to have simmered down to this: Where
the sale of liquor is so conducted as TO he un-
not,ced nv a passing obse .ver and does not
annoy the 7 eighbors. there will be no police IN
reference. but II the traffic be carried on in
an omen or brazen manner the dealers are likely
10 find themselves called to account
Travellers on the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad are greatly pleased at the
comnet,on Of the new ferryhouse at Barclay st.
New-York There will be fewer delays and less
discomfort The ferryhouse has been con-
structed so as to permit people to enter and
leave by the upper deck OF the boats
To-day conference is to be held in Jersey
CITY between the Finance and Street and Water
Commissioners on the water question Inc
business before them is consideration Of the
hid for a new supply of pure water made by
the Rockaway and Hudson Water Company
Ponular opposition to the acceptance OF this bid
is based chiefly on the fact that there was no
competition. as the possible rivals Of the Rock
away and Hudson Company declined to SUD-
NIT any offer on the specifications as drawn.
It is likely that the conference Will result In the
rejection Of the bid and that the Street ana
Water Board will advertise anew for bidders
under wider specifications.
That decision OF the Court of Errors and APP
meals giving the United States Pipe Line Com
pany power to lay its pipes under the roadneo
~ the Pennsylvania and Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western railroads. near the State line IN
rarren County is of tremendous import to the
ass,ers IN and users Of oil. The United States
conopany ,s the only great rival OF the stand
ord ~, Company. and the Courts decision means
,ha, tho former corporation shall have an outlet
IN tidewater so that II can enter the New orh
markets.
sreaking OF the inquiry made in this column
&c ~ what was meant by the expire ssion made
Of q meeting of the Camden Excise Board about
.nn,c.rt. for licenses coming down with the
limerick" THE Telegram" of that city, re-
marks:
"rbe proceedings Of the Camden Board OF
Excise are as much Of mystery 10 our own
,,oor,e az 70 outsiders. If some Of the rumors
afoat are true the existence OF the boaro Is
likely TO be OF short duration ten OF the Counch-
men expressing themselves favorable 70 abolish
ing the Board by repeating the ordinance under
which II was created This would place the
licensing power back in the Council
There may be no harm in it. but II 'twere only
for appearances sake Chancellor McGin mgnt
An we'll not t. select judicial officers for receiv-
erships
"CRAP-SHOOTERS' ARRESTED.
Elizabeth. July 70 'speciaD.-The local police