New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
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,,.v did those poor. innocent Freeko Of
- County ever come to be indicted?
49,. sentence of eighteen months imprison-
-, on ]. Dixon Cunningham. the New-Bruns-
D'., lawyer. FOR defrauding his client ought to
w.. warning to those INSCRIPTIONS shystcrs who
s'sgrace their profession
.r,t hadn't been for the newspapers We could
..r. mt it through" remarked a Camden Ex-
y. commissioner on Wednesday night when the
~,,,ance - reduce the liquor license fee fell
.,oush. This is an unwilling tribute to the
Yer of the press in arousng public sentiment
=. overwhelming majority of the citizens Of
linden are opposed to reduction. but their
hos would have been ignored had it not been
:, the newspapers
xawarks Excise Board is apparently anxious
-. D,olly" the Christian Citizenship Union in
.,rcate and artistic manner
,.,,sss circumstances should make a change in
=. nrogramme desirable. J. Franklin Fort will
N.,hably ma &c the speech nominating Carrot A.
,yohart for Vice-Presidcnt. and the nomination
an hs seconded by Senator John NJ. 1hurston.
Of Nebraska
rba Morris and Essex Baptist Association
..,a,,mously adopted a resolution declaring that
=, a,,ews with alarm the increasing prevalence
:, sabbath Dissertation and especially the wide
,nrsad custom Of making the Lords Day day
-, h,cvcle riding for pleasure. and we therefore
commend that sermons be preached against
.,,s OWL and in the interests Of a better OBJ
...c.nce of this hallowed day"
whatever effect that may have, it Is certain
.,., thousands Of good Christians will continue
- ,de the bicycle on Sunday.
c,,0rsssroan Loudenslager is not orator
and II is making no rash statement to say that
a, soins 10 Washington he never had the slight
:, ,dea of firing the country with his eoQuence
his mastery OF intricate problems # state
AZ, But Nh Loudensager Gid go 10 the capt.
.ldeterrnined 10 do more for his district than
..vhodv else who had ever represented It, He
h obtained perhaps. a greater number of
oa,ss and pensions for his constituents than al
rost any other man in the House, and he wound
80 ,h,s session IN a blaze OF glory by having
,,ossd the Camden Public Building appropria-
sen after everybody had despaired Of seeing 1t
get through.
Tia drovvnirg season in New-Jersey has
started now. and we may expect daily lists Of
victims.
All the dispatches from ST. Louis yesterday
poInted 10 the nomination Of Carrot a HOBART
for Vice-President. Almost unanimously the
afternoon newspaper conceded that ne was
ahead Of all the other candidates. Here Is
sample from The New-York Telegram:
Garret A. Hobart, Of New-Jersey. was the object
Of CONSIDERABLE attention in the opening meeting OF
The National Committee YESTERDAY. The suggestion
Of his name in connection with ne vice
c;aiiy since Senator Proctor OF Vermont himself re-
gardei as prospective candidate came out larry
ana square.y last night in favor OF me Nc"JerSey
man
The Camden County Grand Jury has indicted
City Treasurer Frank F. Michellon on the charge
o. embezzling about 10000 of the municipal
funds Of Camden Now the question arises as
to why this condition Of affairs was not dis
covered until committee of citizens brought
the unwelcome facts to light.
Mark Tapley was a gloomy old cync and pessi-
mist compared with the Arlington real estate
dealer who addressed the Passaic Pollution Com
mission few days ago. This artless gentleman
described In glowing terms the beauties and at
fractions OF the river. Listening 10 him one
might mag the river crowded with houseboats
all summer. so that folks could stay in the water
from s1 rise until bedtime and enjoy the aroma
that fosts down with the tide from Passaic.
And while the Arlington man is getting 50 much
pleasure out Of the pellucid waters misguided
people on the opposite bank Of the river have
been moving away TO places where they can
neither see nor smell the Passaic
The acQutta Of the five men indicted Tor ex-
eeeding their appropriations as members OF
committee Of the Essex County Board OF Free
holders In 1894 was just what everybody ex-
pected
The West HOboken Counci.men who voted against
awarding a contract to the lowest responsible DID
Ger will find that the only practical result OF theif &C
ton Is 10 postpone the inevitable II Is ural per
tsps that they should want have their frenis get
hat il cannot be evaded with any hope OF success
-tHoboken Observer.
West Hoboken statesmen must be new in the
business. BY seeking earnestly for Information
and advice in other towns they may discover
the way in which II is arranged to make sure
that the friends Of the powers that be are the
lowest bidders
ALLEGED TRAIN THIEF ARRESTED.