New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04


..r,s rights Adam Blake OF Merchan'V.ie'
-. ,,ding or his wheel when postmaster NC
was aos began Swapping at him. Blake
s-.d three shots at the nimai' ou. al
n'.u :, the mark Mcfarland had Blake sum-
I'D before Justice Longstreth on eha'ee
mo' s~o,sss discharge OF firearms The JUS
~. held that Blake was 1ustif'ed III shoo'',s
TIC, sscharged him Was he justified. though
- missing the dog? Perhaps MGR a''""O
III .,ca was against Blakes bad aim
r,.-s ,s some connection in Morris county
Inv" ., ,s alleged. Francis II. Tiprett, Tan
...sssor Of Dover has been entirety 100 'no"
,,a valuation Of property in his baillwicK'
ors from other parts Of the county Sd!
,,rorsa some property altogether ana
Us" ono niece which recently sold al lo'e
tna' 60 ooO WAS down on the Textbook
ssoo 7, is a notorious fact. however 'ha'
a. CO. = Ia Sew-Jersey rate property at
's" ,.olue as they are ordered to DO ny 'he
Constitution
,,bo we're looking forward TO sensa-
.-ia, ~ the suit of the Rev montgomery
:, rhroon against the warden anu ~
:. Matthew's Protestant t'piscc'" '
VI ~ co.. for damages and unpaid salary are
% 10 disappointed. The Indications no"
Hhe" -. d,sagreement will be settled out
,ha courts or that judgment Will VIC "
s' o h,, default II the case hao so"e
INV" :, ;s presumed that there wou'o oe
" s,o+aroent of the value OF eaVh Pai
q" .--,,,o and q judicial decision theleo"'
Was, End Republican Cluo OF 'eise'
!. Urging Congressman Thomas M van
o,, denomination. Mr. Mcr"a" nos
-. Washington life, and II mas
"'' ,,,arv months that he has no ueSie
,arn, But there are otner con''u
'' I'D one Of them is that Mr. N'H""''
a,acteo II ne will consent 10 run
Ca" 1orsev will be reasonably sure OF
ee .,.,,oor delegation in the next No"-
gress
nj, >a,.1arsAv Herald Of Newton Is u!
chou, that the farmers Of this state are III
had way. and that nothing can save ~
-. a,sction of Bryan. The Sussex hee's
r,ae,s this by quoting the following i'o'"
Herald" of April 80 Of this year
Tho condition of the farmer TO-DAY Is egIsS the
good as it has been within an any neyr right here in
iss az C'o,,tv hundreds OF farmers VINO ar ,;.d
'ne satisfactory income HUM
acres. offers greater variety of opportunities
.atine comfortable living than any U.iit nh
cation IL Only business sagacty and the economy
,rseAsearv 10 make any business d s"'N'7S
lanes NJ Seymour. Mayor Of Newark vi" 'o'
~. ~ offend his friends in the Shrls''a'i N'''
.arcb,n Union by personally welcoming 'he nue.
S..,Ars who held their State convention III MS
- las, Tuesday EXcise-Commlsslohe' MAJ
..,.,,.sa them however. and spoke IN the NldS'
roa In the course Of his speech Cofiiiiii'9i'0
,,arx referred to the liberal treatment acoo'ueu
- the trade by Newark. AS TO the |oN
sio,.r's rberality th=re has never been an! que'-
ton
,,,.u ,h. tJon Riu DAILY permit the non Aidh
Mcpermo;t 10 cabbage the Congressional no"ii"a
ion without making oojecuoh: ;s,aLen in the
~ ne does then We have been mlstahteh Ia ,,,sW
..rnught that we understood Days nShthg quar-
les Trenton state Saze''e
Yes for sweet harmonys sake "iiiai" wiz
,ouissca in the nomination OF his anclent enemy
ana wont It be a picture for the gods "heh '"e
n.nocratic mass meetings are heid anu pd'S
,hrnders forth for silver. to he answered from
,,s same platform by McDermott win an cru
osan, danunciation of Organism ana all us "o' ms
,,d nomns, The man who would staho III '"e
nav ~ snch picturesque campaign must nave
m hunnor in his soul.
rt.rs wore many who looked upon William Is
csrlsv as the coming leader OF the regehera'eo
lDrocrac,- of New-Jersey. but II it he true mat
h.,ss III, tho sake Of expediency thrown IN MS
u, With the Bryanites they will have TO nodlfy
,,a,r oninion of his consistency and courage
y,sa,,ood's blue-coated guardians OF the SAP
L,b mace arc not getting the encouragement
hat they had hoped for in their crusade asaiiis'
,hoss who break the laws governing 'he nrs'
dgv ~ tho week member of the local gon
elub was accused Of playing on SUNDAY anu lie
did no, deny IT, Counsel for the defehoan' ue-
dared that the law was obsolete and pracuca"E
repealed He said that if it were enforced no.
body could play the piano or any musicai ihs.iu-
ment or ride in the trolley-cars. or on picycies'
etc Recorder Fellowes in delaying final Judg-
ment to give the prosecution an opportunity 10
cite authorities, said:
II this antiquated Ia were rlsioiy ehioioeu
life in this community vsdld be intolerabie. ana
Engewood would be place from when We
would all he glad to escape. AS long as am on
this bench / will interpret Sabbath observance
from a modern standpoint"