New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-30
NEW-JERsEY STATE TOPICS.
Nrw,RK,s RIG FOURTH OF JULY PURSE.

LARGE DIVIDEND TO BE- PAID-poIITicAI, MILL
TARY, RELIGIOUS AND PERSONAL
THROW THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE tribune
TRENTON, June 29.-Newark and Its vlclnlty,
even to classic regions of Liberty Corner MOTIFS
County will have a pretty penny to spend Tor ths
Fourth of July On Tuesday the receiver OF the sus-
pesdei savings institution will pay out dividend OF %
per cent TO the depoitors. The dividend amounts 10
e369S $40 81. divided in varying sums among 1S'ooo
aepOsiiors. Newark has at present only one large saw
pes institution the Howard which discourages deposits
having all the money can take care OF comfortably
IL question rs TO what will become Of this large sum OF
money an its effect upon local trade will be worth watch
ing The trial OF the bank managers has gone over
until July o, pending the taking Of Fiss ha'eh
testimony In Eew-York July 7. The delay Is deemed
unnecessarily long There is little comment upon the
Chanceors Interpolation Of qualifying sentence INTO
Vii opinion on the Jersey City bank case 70
ss to cover the Newark case. The opinion rs
originally written reference 10 the Newark frauds
and published In The Ne'cJersey Lar journal
Before opinion into the hands OF the court re-
porter the Interpolation made and 1t is taken as
decisive indication of the Chanceors intention 10 ceA
with the bank managers without consideration OF either
their social standing or their pleas OF ignorance
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGNING GROUNDS
The Mt Tabor camp-meetng grounds. near Dervhle
Morris County. open aud some devoted Method
lists taken up their residence there for the summer
The regular campmeetns begins in August The
CAMP is now made up OF little
wooden houses built cheap plan ana
crowded together in manner that docs not speak well
Tor sanitary arrangements The country round about
IA beautiful and the pine woods fun OF healing virtues
special feature OF the camp is the womans Holiness
Camp Meeting" A circular announces In ooe breath
that il viii he held during the week beginning August
and that lis motto is holiness Ia the Lord and board
and lodging may be had for six dollars week The
camp intended to he mountain resort after the
plan OF that other Methodist watering place Ocean Grove
ant
Highlands third resort OF the kind, Is attaining pros
perity after a struggle. As5ury Park, the hawordly
sister Grove, is s swayed by It's protector
James A. idey whose recent arrest for libel ID only
another in his incessant struggle with the out
aide influences that have gained Arm foothold in
the ARK. Mr. Bradley IL blond muscular
Christian" with catholic views rel gi0us questions
and hatred for liquor in any form lie has invested
great fortune Asbury PARK and he only expects
10 get his money back without interest He lives at the
PARK all year round until towards August when hay
fever sends him the hite Mountains just as sends
other people to AsburY Park
A GLANCE WITHIN The STATE PRISON.
There has been a great deal OF nonsense published
about the occupations OF the bank officers and DINER
"prominent prisoners at the state Prison in this city
As matter offact their lives are simple and DUH Ihey
cnaw away al the bones of and hope against
hope grow prcmaurely OLD and are as miserable as the
worst OF their enemies could desire The Court Of Par
do has acted on the Of several prsoners recently
but the successful petitioners have been the common
criminals One ofthem spending his second term IN
prison and the reason for bis discharge no man kno"eh
EX-c6NGREssMAN JOHN HILL
The illness of ex-Cou gresham john Hin Will certainly
prevent his participation ia the campaign and It's result
Is dObtfu al best There few better known or
better liked in New-Jerscy Beginning lis political career
10 the Assembly nearly twenty-five years ago. he served
three terms in Congress ana one in the state senate III
Congress he fought and finally succeeded in abolshng
fftaah faf .1r at
PRODUCTION OF the postal card and was credited with do
ing most toward securing the reduction III postage.
sometimes called the American father OF cheap postage
he resembles his English prototype In ferveht Christi
suy ami /, as well known for his part in Sunday school
work a. In state politics. gOJd kind man, there Is
wide personal sympathy for him III his Illness
Let no think that the members OF the House sue
reedtd in making young MI MeAdoo, o. Hudson County.
ashamed OF his attack upon General Logan Young MI Nc
Adoo that kind o. lie has seen his maine In
biz letter, in every newspaper IN the country, and Mr.
EcAdoo asks no more Of asuing providence Railroad
Assessor McDonOt who dia not get the bolnhaon Whee
NcAd0o elected has made pa or l0ca1 aiLe IA hOe
suit against M Iders'h res bs>to Oh 10 vo'
mens when his name before the NevJerScy senate
for confirmation It's possible that The utteranc"s Of e
Sen-tOts ~ executive session may De useu 20 Justly e
criticisms OF he Pres II 10 not announced that Nc
Dernou has begun suit against General Mcclellan Tor
prououucng false the McDerm0tt assertion mat the cen
trsl had removed 10 New-York. .
excursion business more maj ever TINS season..
Excursions made at remarkably low rates
burs West Point and 70 Cresson Penn where the com
paiy owns a hotel The jersey central ana LthlS
The OPPORTUNITIES for days visit 20 Ocean Grove aud
Long Branch nom any part Of The State are innunerabe
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Repullcan activity throu gout the state increases
the weeks roll on The meetings have been phenomenal
IN their earncstness and the prospects OF large Demo
cratic yo;e being cast for ths Blaine electors most
promising. The Democratic leaders confess 1t and are
the prey of anxiety Is to taer nomination At CHICAGO
Jhey dread the nomination OF Governor cleveland Out
would be happy with that Of Bayard, who has per
toua strength IN NewJeisey among men who even !ei
hint that actually has nope that the Lghtuins
may strike him.
REUNION OF TIE FIRST BRIGADE.
The reunion of the First NewJersey Brigade veterans
NJ Brunswick tomorrow. will be largely attended
and the occasion will be interesting The First Brigade
was formed IN the OF 1861, the hrS company
having been mustered into the service from Elizabeth on
MAY 81. under The Presidents cali OF May 3 PHI >
kesrnev the Tigades hist COMMANDER colonel
or he tnrI KelTp-y and TAYLOR persisted in action
snd Tor Ii has passed the majority since the
war. The casualties OF the Brigade during the war were
N VERY important engagement Of the Army
Of the Potomac from 1862 until Appoinattox 49,.
Thr corner tone OF the Masonic Tempe in this city
wi be- laid the OF month, something depend
lng The proeress Of the work Tbs Temple is to De
handsome building and VIII add largely to inc attractions
OF Trenton. Win the State House, the Temple the Post
Office building and public library building now in pro
cess OF erection Trenton has big hopes o. the future
wAsHINGToN HEADQUARTERS AT MORRIsrOwN.
The annual meeting OF The Washington Head quarters
Association at Mouisown on saturday was mace tie
occasion OF an effort advocates for bill before
Congress 10 aid the association in the erection OF sn
ehle monument there. Tie Headquarters building is
maintained at the States expense and fine example of
Tie mansion. Ii possesses much OF the
interest % Mouat NersoV far It's association with
the daily HE W?shinc tOn is concerned Bret Hartc
VINO lived MosristOSR for tinc IS almost the only
author has attempted TO use the vast amount OF
material that awaits the cunning hand At
Morristo~n The headquarters are gradually hlng WIN
revolutionary relics Some OF them the gifts Of the
Revere family MorstoNn descendants OF Paul Revere,
who made the midnight ride. The present Paul Revere
Is young lawyer IN Newark