New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
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westneld has lost its musical baker. Emanuel
Fclel by name While delivering bread IN lhe
morning he carried his flute along and played
few airs in front of the houses of customers NO
wonder that he became prosperous enough 10
retire
Rv way OF Trenton comes the story that Sena-
tor James A. Bradley is willing to accept an
other term as Monmouth Countys representa-
tive in the upper House of the state Lesisa-
ture II that be true the Senator must nave
undergone a radical change of heart wlthm
short time Not 50 long ago he declared posi-
lively that under no circumstances cou'd ne I've
induced 10 run again
Inc rooms at o'clock this afternoon In
the editorial rooms II was !" at me sa rrvbodv
mus nm. stand by if they melt in their acks-Pa'-
erson Press
Yes. newspapers must be published on time
no matter what the sacrifice of health or COM
fort. Mills factories and business marts may
close but newspaper men are expected 10 SUCK
70 their posts and write the records on when
history is based.
Newark's municipal officials are inclined to
3oin with Jersey City IN the fight for Equal
Taxation" At least they can gather FOR the
benefit Of the legislative Commission facts and
figures showing how the existing law affects the
municipality and those who pay the taxes.
BY the looks of things now Hackensack Will
have to wait until next year for the completion
Of its trolley line.
Mrs Ann McCarroll. a Hoboken widow VINO
has lived nearly three score years. recently MT
a neighbor woman with a pumpkin because the
won,an's husband refused TO kiss Mrs. McCar-
roll Publication Of that incident has brought
offers of marriage to the doughty widow. Prob
ably they came from timid helpless men. who
need protector.
Living in Wellington. Bergen County. is
man who vows that he has not and never VIII
paw taxes And yet that individual would I'M
doubtedy feel much aggrieved If the police were
to give notice that attacks upon his person and
property might be made with mpunity so far as
they are concerned.
That trolley line across New-Jersey. from New
York TO Philadelphia. has materialized peri
odically so often on paper that people may be
excused for taking with large allowance Of
salt the latest announcement
Nearly every man. woman and child in Ho-
boken is politician. Even now. when most
other folks are glad of chance to take things
easy, Republicans and Democrats alike. in Ho-
boken are holding meetings and discussing the
issues If the thermometer registered thirty
five degrees less than 1t does.
There IS an unkind nsinuation in this para
graph from The Camden Telegram:
II the fool-killer is anywhere around this VI
c,nity we would advise him to drop down TO
Pennsgrove and look after the Eoitor or The
Record" He is wading in imaginary gore up
TO his armpits over the silver question That
would be all right. however If II was not for the
fact that he compares William Jennings Bryan,
the Popocrat candidate for President. with such
patriots Washington, jackson ana Abraham
Lincoln They make some pretty strong apple
Jack down in Salem County. and we fear That
The Editor Of The PennsgrOve Record" had
been toying with the treacherous stuff when he
wrote that sanguinary leading editorial.
Daniel Y Lewis is one Of the Democratic Re-
formers in Jersey City. He is likewise agent
for brewery The Jersey City News" says
that on Sunday last Lewis ordered one of his
employees to deliver six kegs of beer 10 sa-
loonkeeper who does a large trade the first
day of the week. regardless of law. The man
so instructed refused TO obey Ider5 unless paid
extra. Some hot words resulted. and Lewis
caused his arrest but the prisoner was dis
charged. PernapS Some one unprecedented
Lewis. AS Reformer he surely would not con-
nive at or encourage violations Of the law.
The story that Carrot A. Hobart uneasy
about the outlook In Ncw-Jersey is all poppy
cock In proportion to it's size and voting popu-
lation New-Jersey will he emphatic the
Empire State in repudiating the Reputation
ticket
When politicians espouse the cause Of bad
measures or men they dangerous only to
the extent TO which they fool the people
into following their lead. 1t will be hard job
70 lead Jerseymen astray this year.
II Is a shame the way that Senator James
Smith is being hadgered these DAYS while the
poor man is securing Europe in search Of health
No sooner had he made his hurried hegira than
the sound-money Democrats arose as one man
to accuse him Of cowardice. and they demanded
that he should get off the National Committee
and resign the craftsmanship Of the State Com
mittee Next came the silver men with a propo-
sition to kick him out OF the National Com
mittee because he isn't actively working for
Bryan and Reputation. Somebody should step
forward and put in word for Smith.