New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10

,s.,a,,on won't bolt. no matter how radical the
lrs plank may De-
.roceedings in the Newark recount are
~ Conducted with almost as much dignity
~ -. Fleming murder trial in New-York
ILL. Iustice Douglass fined a Jersey City
w. 60 for selling box Of sardines on Sun
The law under which the complaint was
% nearly a hundred years old. and 1T says
49,. M person shall cry. show forth or expose
~. any wares. merchandise, fruit herbs
w.. Ash goods or chattels upon the first day
u.ot commonly called Sunday. or sell, or
tho same upon pain that every person
va .rsndipg shall forfeit and pay to the use Of
~ ~. n,or Of the township where such offence
.s.u Ne committed the sum OF -.
Tho law was clearly intended for townships
,.,sev City Is not township
..,,,,,c City IS to be bereft of its Sunday
.-r.sments this summer. An ordinance Is being
,,,.sa prohibiting "the operating of merrygo-
.,ras toboggan slides or other amusements.
~, the marrow escapes" from drowning and
,..,i, rescues" form Of entertainment Will not
hEaduea
,..on.s new Excise Board has increased the
,s,sa fee from $3.50 to $500: saloons must be
a,sa between / a. m and ) a. m, and on sun
irs screens shall be drawn. as in New-York
rnughout the STATE the tendency Is toward
Mher license fee.
~hsre are runners 10 the effect that the ponce
hrce Of Stockton, in Camden County, are THINK
M Of resigning. because men who want their
,,bs follow them around trying TO get evidence
"a have them removed. That would probably
sui, the watchers first rate.
Juage Hopper can give the Paterson Aldermen
an idea Of what he means by voting agains,
,,newa of all inn and hotel licenses where IT
appears that the law has been violated.
Re II known TO all men that Mullica Hin. in
South Jersey has a sensation. The folks can't
sleep O. nights, and in the daytime all business
Is neglected while they fit to and fro asking
questions and looking for some person or per-
sons unknown" as the legal documents read.
wearing muffler or throat bandage. This brief
slory tells what all the connection is about:
Aday or two ago a weil-known physician informed
patient that one OF the residents had attempted 70
end his existence by cutting his throat. and the VIZ
Layers are In a quandary TO who the would-be sui
cde can be. So curious have the residents become
mai every person with the vestige OF a bandage
around his or her neck Is singled out and Glossy
watched and, using the expression OF prominent
citizen I'VE are exercised over the report and both
sections Of the town claim that the other has the
woulibe suicide
william Dennis Captain Of the Beach
Guards" IN Atlantic City. has been elected from
that high Office. Worse than all, however. IS
Councilman Parkers declaration that Dennis
can't swim, and that he doesn't know which end
Of boat should enter the water first. So go
our IDOLS one by one.
New-Jersey has ffty-one new lawyers. al
though not more than half of those now at the
bar are able to earn decent livelihood. Pretty
soon we'll have lawyers trades union, to re-
strict the number Of apprentices.
Reader-No Coroner Hoeber. Of New-fork
did not conduct that inquest" in Newmarket
las. Saturday. The suggestion that he did Is a
rejection on Mr. Hoeber
Perhaps Mr.. Crowell. the young attorney 10Y
Karny Township did not mean to convey the
asa that II would be waste OF time to preseh'
70 the Hudson County Grand Jury evidence
against the manure nuisance on the meadows
Il is part of his duty TO help the local au'hori'
ties get the necessary evidence In proper form
After that the onus is on the Grand Jury ana the
Prosecutor.