New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-26

xavotng all Hi9 1885,
o,,s statements have been published to
$50 .SAct that Governor Griggs proposed TO stop
'n' at the Palisades by having Attorney
DEL DEL stockton apply for inJuncuons' "hat
oe"e.~ ''.orror does intend doing was told by hlm-
u" W. IN Yesterdays Tribune
W. governor Of New-Jersey," he said, L pro-
take advantage of every statute looking
pose o,y,on or punishment if possible Of this
" - desecration. Every true Jerseyman
VIM =, 10 interested In the preservation of the
sio sos Rut YOU cannot order man who
fS"s wal, Of rock to stop blasting. He would
o" o. tell the State to mind its own business
s,r order application for an injunction. but
oiu -" NC that certain quarrymen operate under
apr lease There Is one condition inserted
,,ss n,,vides that the lease may be forfeited
',,u,d the lessee deface the Palisades nave
saO .s..a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Stockton to order the
sanding parties to show cause why their
--,.r Grants should not be forfeited"
r,..tersack man recently had occasion to
4. his bicycle to New-York over the Erie. He
.M Is cents for bicycle ,1ehe Tor anu carrvne hs
made nm him P phe ferry There you have IS cents
" cents for round TRIP as, as iopse 10 tn nre
Ere, wipe it out.-Qiackensack Record.
,cvclists Of New-Jersey could have pro-
~, themselves against impositions Of that
:, ,bev had insisted on the passage of the
KIM hacsage bill introduced last session by
.'>.,,,vman Jones. If every wheel owner in
Asset 500. mad written to the Senators and AS
". s,,usp the bill would probably be law ere
now.
., r. stated on the best Of authority that
.-.,,vman Alfred F. Skinner has no ambi-
- AXE Senator Ketchams place in the
Legislature.
vovark newspaper reported Supreme Court
,..,,os Depue as saying that the action OF the
o-ongs Common Council in a certain case would
,rs,fv the Court In pounding" it. Judge Depue
sovs positvely that he did not use any ex-
n,sssIon OF the kind, and he adds: Language
., that sort would be very inappropriate In
judicial officer, and neither used that word nor
anv word that would bear that construction.
am utterly at a loss to understand now was
misrepresented."
snsaking Of ex-Congressman Alvah A. Clark's
nomination for Postmaster of Somerviile Ihe
Plainfeld Press" says:
should ssceP M s spRoip sv soma Ppscf 8ne
will moi permit him to attend to such small OIL
fair as postoince'
That will never do. No man has any business
TO accept a public Office If he cannot attend 10
the duties Of it, The people Of SomerVille would
No doubt. feel pleased to have Mr.. Clark as their
nostmaster but 1t would not be fair to them, the
Government or himself to accept and then 90
the work by deputy.
A Hudson County poolroom proprietor has been
sentenced 70 a year IN Stale prisoHH eus
The Court of Pardons cannot release anybody
without the consent Of the Governor. John w.
Cr,rgs happens to be Governor at present, and
until his term expires there Is likely 10 DC
denression in the pardon brokerage business
.erhe Br,dseton News" has been interviewing
prominent Republicans in Cumberland County
az to their Presidential preferences and the result
Is an almost unanimous declaration In favor
of Mckinley This Is all the more significant
when one considers that it has been repeatedly
stated that the Mckinley sentiment in New
Jersey was confined to the large manufacturers
in Newark, Paterson and Trenton. 1.-The News
says that Mckinley is the workingman's choice,
he is the manufacturers choice: in fact. he Is
One often hears it said that 1.-The saloon is the
poor mans club" There is large percentage
OF truth in the statement. and because of that
fact the saloon is a political power in New-Jer-
sey The little borough Of East Newark is pre-
pairing an object lesson for its more pretentious
neighbors in this respect by providing In It's
new municipal building a smoking and reading
81 tNrar har
may meet after their days work to read the
newspapers and discuss the topics of the day.
Besides helping to solve the temperance question
this plan ought to make good citizens OF the men
fortunate enough to avail themselves OF Its
privileges.
Mayor Seymour OF Newark, is making the profess
sional political element In Newark very uneasy, IA
has thus far. in making his appointments ''""'Su
DO one.-tEvening Post
Funny? Why. that's enough to make New
ark mule laugh.
The reputable Democrats Of Hudson county
are awakening from their lethargy again ana
protests against the domination OF Boss BOD
Davis are again heard. The Hoboken observer
speaks out thus:
Mayor Pagan is representative of the decent ele-
meat in the Democratic party and 1t is altogether
key he finds not particular cohsoiatioII -, ~
tne prospect Of the political ascendancy OF Daas
ana his gang. But we cannot say that he IS SUM- SUM-
gently Interested in the situation 70 lead reVos
sgslns them. At least IL he Is, ne has not conhdeo
1T intentions 10 US .
ii, me fgai which we are making against the same
od gang IA our own concern and had its origin IN
We outrageous interference OF Davis In the aHalrs
" n1ooken and other towns, an interference Wlca
Y.ilniy indicates that unless his wiDgs are clipped
S Sesc'e November the people will have abun-
can, reason regret their inaction. However, No.
t,enber Is good while off and not without
pe mat there will yet be popular awakening 70
affairs
Mr. Pagan rendered good service to his fell
sS'eltlzens Of Hudson County when he defied
Nbosses ard beat their candidate for Sheriff
u Stanton. He may be called upon in an
"aAy good cause this year
skEAT DEMAND FOR BEER BOTTLES.
= woodbury.. y. j.. May 25.-The enforcement OF the
"a'nes law in New-York has had much to do with