New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

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the 49,, ricl,,nson and Colonel Toffey keeps
srs Oh =, will not be surprising to see hudson
on s'o"-, Democratic majority OF Iooo next
cOan. ~ e' ,ir,o that the fighting ceased.
.uo, corpanles OF Essex and Hudson
the go no forgiven many OF their past sins
c0un'ies ,,,roodiatcly run open cars, and plenty
,.ssn on all their lines
.ro,,ev-cars between Jersey City and
ESp'' T,,,zaheth and Irvington might be popu-
pr.
,ooora" condones no breach Of the law. even
IsS the offence be IN iise mp, i,r,e ,ndict
rnt ye., sa,oonkeeper for selling glass OF
bSer 10 thirsty trave1ler On WAIT, narrn
bile t hhts,ces in populous communities and COM
SAFE iIe M vast heaps OF vile ORAL. menacIng
ptss ana Interfering with pubic conn orr ne
ntn a" ,norarab,y get caught, while the whales
;nnOwss SINE ian unmoIested. (Kearny Record.
,rsa Record" probably refers TO the Erie Rail
hr,does in Kearny and the STANLEY manure
~ IN the turnpike road Both subjects de-
p tho attention of the Hudson County Grand
s perhaps Justice Lippincott may feel dis
o. :, urge some action, especially regarding
~ manure nuisance.
r,,,he;h Herald" cites numerous reasons
- . veto of Senate bill No. Sc, now in
~ ,ards OF Governor Griggs. That bill pro-
w - give MAYORS in second-class cities power
pano,nt school commissioners and Gusts those
1900 hv the people. 1t is not desirable piece
Of legslation
r,rcressman McEwan must smile out aloud
y. IA sees himself described in certain news
w. as the particular friend Of General Sew
'Tr and as the still warner friend of Mayor
wanser
o.o,ge,s Common Council Is trying to legislate
49,. - ofHce Street Commissioner John p. Des-
.ho,roer but Descheimer has obtained writ of
.ar.,orari from Supreme Court Justice Depue. In
Granting the writ the learned Judge is reported to
s.va made this comment on the action Of the AL
esrmen:
awben these people set themselves up to run a
,Y with writs Of certiorari the courts are con-
ralned 10 do what they have the authority to
Il and that Is TO pound them"
spound" Is an expressive word in general use,
mt this Is probably the first time that 1t has been
,ubucly employed by so careful and conservative
authority as Judge Depue.
Many employees or the MOTIFS anu Essen Ndil-
road live in Morristown, and they are credited
with having defeated two applications for saloon
licenses which were made before the Excise
Board last week.
Among the merchants who are unwilling to
close on Saturday afternoons because Of the
heavy loss that it would entail. they say, there
ere some who favor a half holiday on another
day saw Wednesday, The strongest reason,
however, in favor Of closing on Saturday is
that 1t enables the employees to get away to the
country or the seaside in time to spend one full
day there during the hot weather, and that
means great deal to those who are shut up
IN stores all week Working Until III or II
o'clock on Saturday night makes most Of them
tO tired TO care about going anywhere on Sun
Gy
The Newark Advertiser wants to see the
fslroad routes in New-Jersey beautited me
Pennsylvania Railroad 1t says, has shown
eommendable desire TO make its route through
New-Jersey attractive from the car windows. 1t
has built pretty and artistic stations and sur
rounded them with grassy lawns and fowery
beds. and wherever 1. is possible, at points on
the main line. embankments have been sodded
and luxuriously growing vines trained over
rocks, making the most pleasing effects. AS only
the bare roadbed, except in few places, is
owned by the company. the opportunities Of
establishment are restricted and dependence
must be had upon private property -owners TO i'm
prove the sides OF the road AS encourage
ment and inducement TO farmers to cooperate
with the company in this aesthetic improvement,
the prize of an annual pass over the company's
lines in New-Jersey is offered 10 the farmer who
Is most successful in adjoining and facing the
railroad tracks. There is a splendid hint In this
for other companies and If the hint is taken 1t
will inevitably tend to increase the beauty and
attractiveness OF our State, as viewed from
window"