New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
NEW-JERsEY STATE TOPICS.
JUDGE DEpUE AND THE NEWARK BANK
THOMAS MAST AND FITz-JoHs poRrElI-TuE ME
RIAL TO JOHN HILL.

| THOMAS MAST AND FITz.JoHS PoRrER-TuE ME
RIAL TO JOHN HILL.
| rnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TuE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, Doc. 21s-The charge OF Judge
Dcpue 70 the Essex County Grand jury IN tho case Oh
the misnanagcd aud suspended Newark Savings nsttu-
ton was significant Judge Dcpuo 10 highly respected
In tho law courts of tho sato tho OF tho Savings
managers before the Court of Chancory In
proceedings for contempt. Tho charge to the Grand
Jury long after the failure implies that tho criminal
courts have become tired Of waiting for the doubtful ro-
suit Of tho Equity Courts action. Tho was tried In
Chanccry before Vice Chancellor Van Fleet and tho de-
lay has boon deemed incxplicablo by many whether
necessary or otherwise II must have been only after
great consideration that Judge Depuo ventured 70 trench
publicly ground evidently preserved by
the Chaneery for It's own hunting The subject
OF remodcng tho courts. 80 as to abolish
Chancery and gvo Supreme Court justices equity
Jurisdiction has been frequently agtated and is known
10 have advocates the bonch, although Judge
Depuo has not been counted among them heretofore
The consideration OF this case In tho Essex oyer and
Termner IS therefore, regarded IN many quarters as
having important bearing the other question. This
opinion has not been modified since has become known
that Governor Albeit Is among those who highly APP
prove az he did not wage) the action taken by Judge
Depue whose torn, by the way, does not expire until
Governor Albeit retlres from office.
curious phase OF the Newark Savings Institution Of
fair the resignation last week OF President Dodd
that he utterly unable why he should retro
and there "a foundation for the report that he wanted TO
be appointed secretary. lie fails 10 understand the
strength OF the sentiment against tho management Of
tho wrecked bank.
TWO NEAR NRIGHBORs AT MoRRIsTOwN.
The appearance OF Thomas Mast, the carcaturist, on
the lecture platform at Morrisown last week made
interesting by the suggestion of local paper that Re
publicans would not care to patronize a had
tho they hold dear all the harm that he could
Tho clergyman whose church the entertainment to
benefit expressed some Indignation at the comment be-
cause he said. It would inuro tho church 1t is under
stood that Mr. Nasts appearance any stage may be
expected is reported that recent specuatons have
resulted In heavy losses 10 Mr. Mast. IIe has begun
to feel the effects Of attaining success
0 e9 SdgS o, II, dSnc.. T9 Ss the 5 aS Int, and
quecrly baanced figures which attracted much at
S be ep Of h2 c@Fa 1a and f9g 5 f qG b
leve that with the advantages Of art education he will
MI Nass ncghbor ut Morrlstown "a General Fltz-John
Porter, whose recent appointments IN the city Of New
bis place Of abode It had been supposed that his home
was with his family. who are popular with tho Norris
Of the Republican support to hs claims Tor roesabsG
ment IN the Army may be traced back to Morrsown IN
Was he ficpd.ip governor Ihoodorc i EirIoipi
agd ludsG trsn'ls D. lathrop both nov dead me
iaon Nth naM D, t iall{ q fe,cedaats At,94sh
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ever, had an independent fortune.
orstrns &1D ionticrftvrr.
Governor Abhe,s toitt with mo Riritan commits
F1rsts tmbne NO sjttH ictsy oystar bei itat Wcos
vHs Hhtett ir5tS ani " nc "6ysets" nj ,N6t 5ts
tii'ti t8fii apt-E nriH H7' #Ntt thay Nrs sdto ~
N-N's 'less1'H r7N1 VIZ ~ tst'i HN 'hs G8sstr5ts
AN Nns AiNe1,Iy y ~ irNNfNeR ~ iHfeH ii4iH3fe
Nat l4lBipi pllas ell4lltl WE iAiiR lHe taNIe
i3,ssef9 AAl,'i NJ tEl'{o 'tk'.s.; nah, atcsS ot5
$5npq4 pAd 500 'le e4pioyel e thA plsnes q ile
haAlile RIVER IoYo anl pela8are Day hsAelta tNkiAs
lV50uNO bn hrla % ulatefi year, NeliiAe qlbJnuuu
nearly half Of wAich o. paid lur labor The railroad nom
Plt Morris uses 1900 cara ea. Ia cAIgJ lAe % sleIs
10 market
Ihe annual meeting OF the Now Jersey state ortlcult
ura Society VIII he held ia this city Oh December ~
and 30 There viii be- an exhibition OF fruits dnd flowers
and discussions on straWuerJ culture IeAth RAISING
grape rot nyweIs and on vegetables
COMPARISONS or THE VOTE.
COMPARISONS OF the vote az tho late election showing
interesting facts have boon made. OF the total vote OF
cities of Newark and Jersey city poled
fifth Tho increase in the whole state from 1ss0
d per cent In the counties Philadelphia in South
jersey tho increase per cent, In Central New-Jer
sry 32 per cont and IN the counties nearc NcwNOrk
cent. while Somerset, SIs3rX, HuntcrdOn and
Warren counties the strictly rural district giving Dem
ocratc morties there was decrease in the vote Of =
per cent.
There Is some savage talk against the railroads, I'm
view OF the possibility OF their defeating the operations
OF the new lazy.
The Morris County sunday-schoo contributions TO the
fund for the erection OF a monument to John Hi
amounted 10 about $780, and there Is talk OF state
movement to recognize not only his Sunday WORK,
but his great services TO tho cause OF postal reform