New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-17
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conan stewards record we'll deserved
.omnment Of denomination by reclamation.
IT, ,s equivalent TO election. but Mr. Stewart is
-.,,,sd 10 an increased majority ana he VIII
probably get it,
,,..or hire a carriage in westheld and don't re-
ON The minute that YOU promised, cell Is
ysvning for YOU
Paterson paper reports Joseph r. Wood
~ secretary of the Essex Democracy, as nav
49, made stirring address" at a free-silver
so,;nc in the silk City. That is mean way OF
.u,re the identity of the distinguished Boy ora
~. - the Passaic. He is known to fame as j.
randolph Woodruff
rrseholder Philip Bindernagle was convicted IN
,,,dson County Quarter Sessions Court of
u" gambling resort in Weehawken. His
s.,,bar Charles. was a witness. and Prosecutor
-.-so,5 sarcastically asked him IL there were
-oiic,ous services conducted there on Sun
day."
avas sir bal-playing" was the answer
Tho Foreign Missions Society might prontapy
..ro,e some attention to Weehawken
.,,oa,f, your ordinance. or you will get nothing,
'lv,,nti, exclaimed the lobby representative Oh
erIotS.it railroad to the Franklin Township Com
tc last night. The ordinance VAS nor iho4i,
Ti,,"e md as it has been declared valid by the
ners il remains 10 be seen whether me rairo"u
Tba; probably misrepresents the attitude OF
rr,o compary's responsible managers They
,no,y TOO much to defy public sentiment ana law
T,',n,,,,n Township wants gates at its crossings
oDa if is likely to get them.
u,, .-ol,av is blamed for increasing the demand
,,~ licensed drinking places in rural Ne"-1e'se''
-rbis is especially so in Bergen County we are
.'s Not the principal increase there has been in
rost rutherford and Fort Lee. as these are stare
,n ora transfer points for the trolleys. For this
raasou many who have no objection to the troiiey
,,ssf mt obstacles in the way of its extension
near their homes
The New-York papers of Sunday, published. with,
cut credit The Bayonne HeTaId rs eSeuTife
a. 'n,,hlshed in our extra edition at high noon on
ssinrlay September 5.-G8ayonne Herald
The letters in the Killeen case were published
~ The Tribune on the morning Of Saturday Sep
TENDER ).
ru5ee Hudspeth has robbed jury duty in the
Hudson County courts of its CHIEF pleasure d!
decreeing that card playing will not be tolerated
I'm the temple Of justice. Inc jurors may lV'"i'
ate bv going or strike until the obnoxious order
is repealed.
Here is the first section of timely essay from
"The Paterson News:
livery one knows the Smiths. Poets have written
~ he tribe historians have connected meiiip'I u
the large family with the early history OF me lnu
But ii left for Judge senior 10 ntSrVe" Tne
he most curious tribes yet known. These Sinllhss
are "Squatters." They care not lot WheIShIP "a "a
land Or other property. Any place and anywhere Is
good enough FOR Them only leave them alone Inc
landlord is an unknown name 10 them
Solomon aid the best he could, of course, but
his method of dispensing even-handed justice
was crude and primitive compared to that or
Rscorder Iederle Of West Hoboken. One day
last week Officer Packer arrested man for as
sault and interference. Recorder Lederie ad-
vised the policeman to settle the matter with
the defendant and when the advice wasn't fol-
lowed the man was discharged. Its new idea
that person arrested for an alleged offence
should without trial. be entitled to an apology
from his captor
This is what The Jersey City News" a sturdy
organ Of honest Democracy has to say about the
Bryanite nominee for Congress IN the WITH Dis
trict:
Ter 1as been named for Congress by the Democracy
Of 90 IVth District. Unfortunately he is likely TO
when he hOpcd beat Chancellor McGill for the
Guhernatorial nomination; but he changed his spots
!0~ he sake Of the Congressional $o"p year
Such cattle are the curse Of the Democratic party.