New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10


"s out deserve to have their names pub
w.hsd No doubt 1t distracts their minus W
s., ,nat f,res may be occurring at any hour OF
che day, and they are selling cioth or groceries
cutting coupons instead Of running "wid de
s..r" II is barely possible that the flinty-
,..r,ed Fire Commissioners may refuse to graf
~ this childish desire.
c,,v folks who see nothing but stone pave
on,s granite streets and tall buildings ought to
...s a run out these days through the country
.,.,r,cts of New-Jersey contiguous - New-York.
Senator ..Bll" DAILY does not appear 70 be in TIE The
ian Of s9'S ef sS boomf Has
been .IS he Convention preimnares? Perhaps the
nocr ming sickened shrunk away and died OF gret
~ ns Eew-Jersey observation-disclosures News
Thus are the motives of truly great-and there
.o-s modest-men misunderstood. When Will
tom arrived in Chicago and saw who were COM
handing Democracy's army he said, with sigh.
,hat his church friends In Hoboken would never
forgive him if he accepted nomination at the
hands of such people Then he took his boom
Aown TO the lake and dropped it in.
resex Monmouth Union. Somerset. Gloucester
Salem. Camden and Warren counties elect Sena-
tors this year. All but Warren are now repre-
sented BY Republicans. OF the thirteen hold
over Senator's. only two are Democrats--Daly and
Kuhl-so that even If the Democrats elected the
whole eight Senators next November they would
still be in a minority of one. At present the out
look is that two Democrats may be elected. thus
making the Senate stand Republican by IL to 4.
In this years body 1t was IS to 3.
LID on the Heights section Of Jersey City the
storekeepers banded themselves into a society
known by the impressive name Of THE Hudson
City Business Mems Association" Keenly appre-
cating the difficulties confronting the municipal
authorities in enforcing the Sunday laws the as
ISOLATION resolved to take that burden upon IT.
self A committee was duly appointed, and after
much cogitation it reported that on and after the
first Sunday in September all hardware. hat,
drygoods. clothing. paint and oil, furnishing
goods jewelry and furniture stores. real estate
and insurance Offices should keep closed all
day: that butchers. bakers. grocers. BARRIERS and
delcatessen dealers should close at 10 o'clock IN
the morning and that candy. cigar and drug
stores could remain open all DAY.
One member spoke against discrimination. and
said that If one had TO close all day the rule
should take in everybody. This view was sup
ported by a man who asserted that no store
keeper ever lost FIVE cents by ceasing business on
Sunday But, according to THE Jersey City
News" the prize fcr oratory seemed to belong to
q barber who mad. this convincing statement:
how sU We vas o to unssss
yet dhat Obey don't geets oop oontii IT vas nearly
in bunch We cannot close COP oontil vone
o'clock no how. midout loosins some OF our gus
toners
That convinced the association. and the clos
ing hour for BARRIERS fixed at l o'clock
champion OF the delicatessen stores urged that
these places be allowed to open between 5 and
z O'Clock Sunday evenings, and 1t was SO
ordered. The association takes no notice what
ever Of saloons.
Enemies Of the Salvation Army in Hoboken
have discovered a new way 70 annoy the SOL
diers. When the army starts on tour of the
town 1t is followed by gutter band At GER
tain points the army stops and proceeds to give
forth instrumental and vocal music as a pre-
liminary to prayer and exhortation. The army
no sooner starts q hallelujah chorus than the
gutter band breaks out with roof-garden tune.
The army has appealed to the police. and its
enemies will probably be suppressed.
The Plainfeld Courier News" had a cartoon
on Wednesday, Ready for the Victim"
summer boarder was in the foreground. and
running toward him were hotel-keepers. farmers.
walters and summer girls and one able-boded
specimen Of the mosquito tribe. OF course that
picture has local application
Dickens could have found a fruitful subject
for his pen at the New-York Bay Cemetery In
Jersey City Agents Of headstone firms put
cards upon new-made graves extolling the
BEAUTIES and moderate prices of their works Of
art and even while funerals are in progress
these individualse seek out .he Borrowing re'a-
tires to ask for an order 1t Is a pity that there
Is an edict against admitting dogs to that Gem
etery In the absence of O ferociOus bulldog
stout whip might prove an excellent substitute
Daniel Tilton, ex-Postmaster OF Elwood Is
serving a year in the Camden County jail for
Incorporation Of funds A petition asking
President Cleveland to pardon him was sent 10
Warrington recently and among the signers
was ex-Postmaster Sayre who was subsequently
found TO be short In his accounts the pres
encs Of Sayre's name on the document Is given
a. the Presidents reason for refusing to fberate
Tlton
II this wet dsagreeabe and unreasonable weather
continues the summer resorts will be nnancai
failures this IL IS now aOOut -
in Ocean Grove Asbury Park, Long Branch and
the coast resorts generally tnere are hurureos "a
COTTAGES 10 rem. at almost half prices. Last year
st this time they were nearly a. taken Inc no.es
are doing very light business, and the hack1nen
and exprossnen are simply discouraged. few NOT
GAYS NAV change all this, but the present OUTLOOK
Is g:oorny enough.-(Elizabets Journal
Last year at this time the outlook was Just
q gloomy but the rush Of business from the
middle of July till nearly the middle OF Septem-
Ter made the season profitable one after all
The Prosecutor and the Sheriff OF Bergen
County are at loggerheads as to who should
conduct raids on booksellers. prize-fghters ana
iawbreakers generally. Bergen County's law
abiding citizens are not much concerned as
to which official gets the glory so long AS the