New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17


III, ,.oI governing bodies may pass ordinances
'n'' trolley companies the right to erect poles
gym, ,osc Of the wishes Of property-owners.
,rr man has fallen into the bad habit
A.,x,ps his leg periodically
,-s. the story comes from Hoboken
Inout a boy who was employed In the office
ES ,sn,ve- This lawyer. 1t happens. is coun-
many liquor-dealers. The boy was dis
vi ' last week. There was no way Of getting
fa"s IN his ex-employer. but the boy scurried
r'eD md obtained evidence against his clients
rV'" Wiling liquor on Sunday
wanser is entitled to credit for his
Nc. % improve the roadways of Jersey City.
e", ,.,sst plan is said to include asphalt
on, rom the ferries to the Heights Wheel
..rec,ally. would appreciate that.
.sa repliers TO his inquiries In other mu-
''V ',,.,os Mayor Brann is satisfied that Pater-
''pN rive Department Is managed on an eco
pHs ,.s,s That Department is in a pretty
nO"" Action. but 1t would be better II protected
ia' W.. ,ba in,ermeddling and ignorant polti-
Clans
,s-ssy folks who have been reading re-
:, the Fleming murder trial may be in
~. n knowing that the seating accommo-
.'' 49,. +, Recorder Colts court for the ordinary
''" ..,,rs e about one-fourth of that In the
go go Sessions Court in Newark. Jersey City
or Paterson
:. 1.oyl. June IA; II o'clock THE morning II
80 ~ announced by Mr., Hanna that the platform
~. he Convention
OF reserve ruou me was supplemented with the
The annf snt the Mckinley men preferred Carrot
atMa nssr, for the Vicc-President and that under
circumstances would the Mckinley forces al
il ia the '''''''''" o. ''''''''' 'N'' ''''' u
Tia. &c cheering news for New-Jersey Repub-
,.,,s They have been for gold standard. and
favor Of Mckinley and Hobart right from the
-, To have the Convention respond 70 their
,hes in all respects will make 1t comparatively
81 70 roll UP a tremendous majority in the State
,r November for the Republican ticket.
n would seen, proper for the leading Repub-
han. a, home TO hold themselves in readi-
,ss 70 WELDON. Nc. Hoout If he comes
t,ct as the parl5'5 caa3i,a,e Cor Vice-Pres'-
tsnt Within few hor,s artiLge 'ents could be
made FOR a reception in Newark with a mass
Meeting in Caledonia Park, at which speeches
should be made by Governor Griggs. J. Frank
Fort. Mr.. Hobart Senator Voorhees, and others
II was stated in this column the other day that
Earret A. Hobart's boom for Vice-President was
started in The Tribune early last November
An examination Of The Tribunes files discioses
The fact that the following was published on
October 81 1885, in the course Of an article ABOUT
the leaders in the State campaign:
The election Of Grggs for Governor will make
him Hobart) 4 formidable candidate for vice.
President. and 1t Is agreed that in case West
ern man should head the ticket New-Jersey Will
make a determined effort to have Mr. Hobart
get the second place. They claim that his sue
cess in putting Griggs in the field and the manner
In which he has helped the campaign to PROB
ably successful issue would turn New-Jersey
INTO the Republican column next year II he
Would be on the Presidential ticket
sMtor William DAILY, Of Hoboken, seems to
Drilling to accept the Democratic nomination
n vce-President. William Is too modest He
right TO insist upon getting first place, with
thn p Altgeld, Of Illinois. az his running mate
nat ticket would sweep Hoboken and part OF
Jersey City.
Next Saturday the Jersey City Street and
Mater Board is TO consider the Rockaway and
Hudson Water Company's bid TO supply jersey
City with water. There Is said to be DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the Board to accept the oner
but many OF the citizens object because there was
b competition. There is growing feeling In
favor OF having new specifications drawn SC
Is to invite bids from the companies that re-
fused to make any proposition on account OF the
hay that the old specifications were drawn.