New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-07
NEW-JERSEY STATE Topics
SOME or THE POLITICAL possIBrI,r,v,
ADDErTs AMBirToS-cLEvELAND wEAK-Buuxv..
AND Personal. MOTIFS,

AbDEfrs AMBlrfoN-CtEYELAND wEAK-Busyv..
AND PERSONAL HOTKs
lFRohrHE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rug tanrx.
TRENTON July Ex-Governor Albeit nm, oo.'
10 Chicago 10 lay tile foundations Of a Natfonai 80"
ton, and n viii disappoiut those who know hin, -
does not succeed His Ia certain 10 bs an ,u,,
Ing one aud his ambition In Of the expansive I,as
Gifted with good health, good looks and good m,.s
familiar with politics OF every kisd sufficiently reh
selfish In broad that Includes taking care Of ~
frlonds, he ID not mprobaby great Democratic ie.d
OF the future man nsareF the people than Bayard a.,
u grade above Kelly. How much his earlier r..
may comprop isc him (, not certain. bat ia vo~,
features twelve years old now. aud he has tweb,
i've years OF political activity before him. barrn, ,o
dents. His present ambition, undoubtedly IA N en-.
the Natisnal Senate In 1887. Al Chicago he wIlma,.
himself known, and State has said that he ia ,,
y impressed with the history Of the Garfield nontna,a
In the NewJersey delegation he Is prettg sure Of vo
or two for the Presidential nomination, and that will sv
him name Of the awful possibilities in case Of rwn
lonsed struggle he probably dares not even think
CLEVELAND WITHOUT STRENGTH
Cleveland has i;tle strength anywhere the sateas,
candidate. The Democratic leaders have always maas
much Of the labor vote, and 1t would he solid agano
him. Delegate Harrlgan OF Newark has declared hi. h.
lief that NewYork would give 10000 against C!syelana
and that New-Jersey woud go Republican; and other,
have been az decided in expressing like OpinORs m,
nomination would fire the energies OF the Republican. o.
this state, whose path would be made clear.
The rooms which have been selected as the heaiquar.
ers OF the Republican state COMMITTEES at Tsylors Hotel
larger and more convenient than those Of any PIE
viOus campaign The reports from various parts Of th
State most encouraging. banner-rasing at Prince
ton the Fourth made the occasion OF one Of n.
most successful demonstrations at that place for many
years and Judge Fitch. OF New York. made address
The meeting Of the New-Jersey Cnc was he'd a,
the time
MISS NIvIsON.
The case against Miss Nivlson, the woman who bad
charge of the infants home at Hammonton, Atlantic
County has been dropped although the secretary Of the
State Board OF Health says the has been tod
OF the terrible mortality among the little Mean
while, Miss Nivson's friends have been actively at work
both in New-Jersey and at her home In Central New.
York broadsheet lately distributed contains LISTERS
in her behalf from the Rev. Ray Palmer, the hymn
writer OF Newark and om President White, OF Cornell
Professor Goodwin Smith, Moses Colt Tyler and score u
other weknOwn These attest her honesty, buman
iy and ability but do not explain the mortality amoas
the children In her care
The case of the Newark Bank has been asaa
postponed and the delays are criticised with some
ICY, partly because they were feared at the oltset
curious phase OF the litigation Is that the counsel Tor ths
Chancery yin,Icats ITS dignity, are required D
use all their eloquence to induce Vice Chancellor %
admit evidence.
THE SHORT HILLS COLONY.
colony near summit, has now thirtyiye residencesh
the place all nearly all sold He regulates the architect
and directs the location of each house and the result
q beautiful hamlet The ground is the highest betwoea
the bills back Of it and the sea. 1t was an idle Wild
knoll and rayiGe when Mr.. llartshorne went there ~
Teen years ago broken I'm health. He had II drained sli
filed and the sewerage aud the water supply are the ret
and he is now a strong man. Tie housis est
from $1,000 to $4,000 lch and the music hall. vhchI
OF the models of American areh ecture considerably
more There are 100 acres in tie tract aud M Hart
puDlOys fty to seEpnfFnVc CfHlibk ana
improving the grounds AZ present he Is having an eN
hailSt We survey made ofthe property. The experiment
must have cost him "A haifmOu already, bur u oughtn
pay 10 the end. The owner spends the peasant days
Tho h. while rain takes him to his oiilce IN No"-ion
or his factory In East Newark
William u. Goldsmith. o Lyons Farm. near Elzabeih,
obtained supply Of German carp rom the G0yrume.
Fish Commission about three years ngo and placed then
ana the experiment has proved decided
success. IN tho Southern part of the sidis
the cultivation OF tho carp az q business cnfrrphss
tbrire In Iii %aer IN small ponds ami lose no,nus
deiicdcy OF flesh thereby.
HE MONEY PAID OVER AND STOLEN.
The widow OF tho late Attorney-Gcneral YaDattl len
$4,000 the American Board Of Foreign Mission. IA,
amount wa paid by hs 10 the treasurer ~ b,
Board. Some time ago the Board seat 10 Ms Vanal 10
ask II the money had been paid anil then learned thai
Ibis sum 10 be added TO the losses by deflcaton
The Ian prohibiting tho manufacture or sale ~ boia
butter went into effect July /, but there NJ udcs
ugus ~ - enforcement me l1t chapters OF h' Nv
enacted Last winter are beng printed IA the daily a9
weekly papers Throughout the state. EaeE pApfn
about 800 from the state foI thc publication
ACCOMMODATION FOR THE INSANE.
The enormous unatic asylum AZ Morris Plains, probS
bly, the greatest institution VI is kind In tho world,
nearly full IT, capacity Is about 500 patients. fEs
smaller asylum at Trenton has 900 inmate and seyerad
the counties have asyums Of their own Essex Is JAS
completing one OF splendid proportions The Numbered
patients j. increasing Tar beyond the ratio OF population
and II i question IN New-JerSey 10 the extent 70
whc the care of the lncurabes-" the vegetables Of 10
sanity SHOULD 20.
Opinions will delivered In the Court of Appeals on
Monday July IA. Among the i that involving ne
cOusttutOHality OF the act giving TIE state i1aId OF
Pharmacy the control 81 druggists licenses. cases IN
volying the liability o. the railroads Tor injuries TO pas+
engers are also u be decided.