New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

IN his recent trip to Canton Garret a. Iio'"''
"a the misfortune to fall In with newspaper
,ok,r who asked about his health ana 'ne'
- half column Interview giving Mr.
,,ohart's views on the silver question MT no
49,, &c acquainted with probably hundred
.-,,o,,or men in New-Jersey and he has never
vet repudiated or corrected anything tha' 'he'
wrote about him.
New-Jerseys patriots won't be a bit pehind
chair neichbors in celebrating Independence
No., Those who live in near Newark can
o,,ov rare treat by listening to the Rev Dr.
r"rssr.s Grafton in Pedde Memorial Church
this morning.
The writer spent last night in Morris County.
shoulder with snrug hsra ems ,ts
cried How can you I'VE mere snn th fakns
lirne r. When asked how they knew so much
these SsSrS rS pape isa' r rhey
hsd 'es h. town was situated in fiat valley near
the marsh, ard Therefore 90 learn hSw many healthy
ii'I neo,ie we have in town. and how small our
death rae - a town ever was cursed by its adver
,'sers' that town is Hackensack There Is no plaTe
u ne hnnt"af least so far lis healthfulness Is
c,o SScerned.-,Tiackensack Record.
:. &c high time for Hackensack folk to rise up
ora defend their town against the cheap jokes Of
49, professional humorisis and concert-hall
s,ngers The county seat of Bergen is an at
..ac,,ve place. with nice people and many hand
some houses
elect YOUR Sheriff the same as we do In Hud-
IN" WAS what Dennis Mclaughlin told some OF
,ne other racetrack men when they asked MS ala
., nassing laws TO legalize gambling the Saloon
reerers Of Hudson are apparently determined oh
chewing that advice. Their candidate Tor Sher-
49, is Director Heller of the Board Of Freeholders
Keller is q lauor-dealer. and Bob DAVIS mas
oror,ised him the Democratic nomination DAVIS
O. the Democratic boss and he can rum MS
,ron,,ss But nominating and electing a man
are not altogether the same. as Davis discovered
three wears ago when he put up Edwin r. stan
ton
v-,.h,, a few weeks three prominent Democratic
ps sscb in Atlantic and Morris counties, az
Ce.auters. and the third MI lanl's o. a,' r5.s
Tor violation Of the Civil service Id" 0i
camden Telegram.
Aud au three were recommended and nomi-
,a.ad as the highest types Of Democracy.
The Asbury Park Electric Light Company
seems 10 have overshot the mark IN Trying 10
hurry the Borough Council into renewing us
lighting contract No public body with any spirit
cares TO be bulldozed.
" 10 get much relief if the matter be referred
n the LEGISLATURE The history OF such e1or's
IN the mast IS one continuous record or faHule'
The gentlemen who recommended that course 10
the Kearny Board of Health no DOUBT mean
we'll but they not familiar with 'he iaoUS'
I, will he time enough to apply 70 the Legisla-
,ura after the Criminal and Chancery courts
have refused 10 protect the public But sole-
how there appears be general unwiilineness
,nf
Jurv now in session. Indictments, followed oy
convictions and smart punishments. would re-
move the nuisance. Before asking FOR more
laws an effort should be made TO see how FAR
the existing laws can be utilized
ran t1rse days When not engaged IN tacking
rsha sale he oiica bae IN oos7a s ana ana
..iegraTa poles. serving sunm5'ses ne j. atcn-
s dogs ana taking ther lives as VEL , as a tGe
Mayor ana Council presented 6, OF So % for
destroying twenty-elght cannes ana one "'eA' d.
salc News
What did he destroy the meal for? ana why
should he be paid 80 cents for INDUCING IN
1astime Of that kind?
Judge Budspeth sentenced Hudson County
vife-beater 20 FIVE years imprisonment re"
doses like that should have a restraining IN
fu.nce on some Of New-Jerseys human hrutes
co,orel Sam Dckinson's burglar scare was
false alarm. He who gets anything away from
the Colonel must be a mighty smart man
yarsev Citv's taxable area for municipal pur-
noses is being rapidly diminished. Mayor W an
scr and many leading citizens, representing d"
political PARTIES in that town. say that the
remedy, is 70 be found In the taxation Oh rail-
road property OF the same basis as that o"heo
IN, individuals There are excellent arguments
70 support either side Of this propcsitoh' anu
we shall soon hear both sides before the IN
partial Commission appointed by Governor
C;riggs On the invitation Of Mayor Nanser' the
Commission is 10 visit Jersey CITY on Jul! l"
70 make an investigation and hear arguments
and facts.
u believe" says the Mayor. that the falr anu
innartial hearing which the Commission VIII
give 10 ali parties interested, will demonstrate
the inequality Of the present law. ana that 'he
Legislature. upon the Commissions reconlmeh-
dation win devise remedy. The city Is eco
noIncaliy governed but we cannot thrive uhoer
Z constantly decreasing area, of taxable property
All The facts can now be laid before the com
mission and when the Legislature convehes
trust We will get relief.