New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-13
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS
TIE CROP AND FRUIT PROSPECTS.

.o,vrxoR ALBEIT AND MILES Ross-ih" o|"'0N
FOR pEAF-MUTEs.
trpou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF i,ih
ryrxroN. \. j., April 1.-THE old req sahu
stone of New-Jersey is not more soma Una" -, the
hound earth foot beneath the surface ,arrbino
nor,hern mart Of this State. For many soIds tho
nos mo, becn DELAYED 80 long while In iow-yins
D'1 ,os have been held as in bowl, maAins a
s.nr veil drained lands The rams n",o o.
v -, 49, Drtogs ana there may be trouDlo ANY
,ho ,or,,er on that account Inc mo- .eu.os ara
,,a,n utterly but those VINO nave a.,,a., ,,ooo
r,bout advantage for the supply 0, ,naoh lin
uov not seem TO be large, and when spia0n WI.
tables aoo' tho coud may be said to have silver
20 Ths trees obey the season, though NOT iioin
. ona the twics swell and show signs OF prepare
,,nn which are unmlstakable. One safety LOT Tue run
,os been the unvarying cold. io" wa"
rs followed by such weather as mas pre-,
yoiIcd through all this spring "ouiu nav
-, rovc trouble As it il, the first prospect Is sur
causen nnconranng except perhaps for straw6erres
Th nscous berry of Northern New-JerSey, WnIch IL
DISTINCT nrs into the market from the broad acres OF
Smtn Jersey probably will not be in the usua %
supply has grown meagre and just before the
IS"nson River fruit begins TO fill the stalls ~ oilng a
average Oh 1ee when luck Is with The raiser The
age in Northern NewJersey has neTeSSea The
increased supply has simply taught the consumer u cav
nc tv authorities of Newark Elizabeth and Paterson
ore endeavoring the elms Newark Is loItunae
in splendid specimens OF tnese erGeS 1 coe Of last
,nmmer. All examination suOWeu that n"'o, %,
pillars the product Of The an leaves Sss IA" The cater
nlIar passed into the chrysals and VIII eappesr a.
abeee this summer Professor has recommended
an emulsion of London purple an arsehicSi ~, ,h
which is sprayed upon the elm leaves anu MIL n0
The diagnosis of e1-secretary Frelinghuysens illness
bo hem Suffering from hardening of the liver but
this statement lacks medical continuation; AinonS
are bis brotncrs neither Of whom attained public dis
fnction Both quiet country gentlelneil resus IN
Somerset County, and resemole INC eA'@e0'e'"'' "
Goyerpor Albeit has until the 4th of May to consider
hills remaining in his hands the close OF the session.
Some Of these are of Importance politically and other
wise One of them limits the tenure OF the
meet the opposition of the new commissioner ex-Oon
gresham Miles Ross. whose potent influence IN ' np
Tyecutiye Chamber has been concluslVeiy proven Oh
more than occasion. Mr.. Ross has an
ness which commends him TO even M d no con
cause enough 10 censure his methods lie naIe 10 C So
ceament of the fact that he intended 10 compel nc %
ernor 10 approve Senate bill No 2S for the dement, OF the
Lehgh Valley Railroad. although me law Wouu han
been effective had the Governor simply hlea ~ wl.no'
approval 1t lasting injury to MI AbDetts repu
faiion as an uncompromising opponent of corporate
arrresson but the signature was am Ted neverthSeSs
trenton has had an attendance ITO during the past
wear 81 boys and AS girls. OF whom EsseICounty con-
irlbuted the greatest number IS and HUDSON Il mere
are 30 officers teachers and other employees and the ef
penses have been S4s163. including $4,000 ior I'M
rOceiieg and mantaning the children been $3.50
for the wear while the old system OF sehung e
children to institutions in other states TO be eIucIeu
there at NewJerseys expense the cost was $500 Inc
school employs deaf-mutes as teachers hat pciIS
considered injurious TO the children Professor Jenks
the superintendent, has knack IN mahIup the sooo
life home like and the result is advantageous IN otner
directions his pupils. The school, Ike most olneT
institutions the State, under the care OF Doaru oi
managers in this a peculiarly competent pody.
The last meeting OF the state BOARD OF d % %
suit is an admirable report of general interest Inc
isd isfin
which is a private corporation and has stock with
definite and considerable value. The Agricultural so
oiety holds exhibitions in september ana last year
there were 1856 entries increase OF 343e IN tne
past ten years Another organization represented III
The state Board is the New-Jersey and Eastern bee
Keepers Society the annual report OF which gave me
annual yield per colony OF bees as from 60 TO 100 POUNDS
p.r colony One member took 100 stocks OF bees 70
Cuba in the and they yielded him 1000 pounds
of honey.