New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-08
NEW.JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE SUPREME COURT.


.xD Ross-sTRAwBERRiES.
=, CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSE.l
T.rxroN. N. j., June THE supreme
Court Is now in session and opinions were oeiNei M
Hh,rsd ay to the usual large gatherings OF lawyer
,sners Of the profession meet here on opihion-"ay
,npcb as farmers 20 to market without espeo'' -
- ,h ,nerests they may in the cases TO DC ueco
T,o Cont Is n body with full appreciation vi '"o
alonity which attends its proceedings anu .N0 80
states supreme Court Is not more maJeo'io ~ p
the respect even veneration, OF the great "'.oois
.h noo,e and has deserved it by the learning Oh 'he
,udces and the freedom from scandal whicn mas MAJ"
a. ,o history Chief Justice Beasley, who mas passeu
80 .eventieth year and has spent quarter
of a century the supreme Bench 10"
che reputation Of being the most us'
cultured man in letters on the bench OIL INC go
and ne has devoted following in the court so 'h '
,o,s "a a ru,e are sustained. Judge Depue, OF the
Fssex circu has had long judicial experience anu
also a great reader. He would probably succeeu .'
Chief Justice il the latter retired anu the "i'"o "
nrofession were respected. Judge Dlxoh' inc Hop
can candidate for Governor and one Oh INC 9o",7
,nemhers Of the court, has the reputation among Jaw
-. ., possessing a wonderfully clear head ana 'he
ot ,pc,sve method of any judge in the state lie GER
tainly cannot be ranked among any man iolio". ~
ne Is as calmly indifferent when In minority VI v".
when he controls majority, and quite as sure '' ~
Is right and thoroughly capable oil prese"'ins e
,easons for his opinion. Cool. and apparently ao'"
s., M emotion whatever when on the bench ne wears
.iouch hat and tells funny story in deNghiui m'n
ner when met in private me- am
nh Court cyan the construction OF the amended con
,,tt,on In 1877 and 1879 by rigid adherence 10 tno
letter and has since involved the Legislature III pon
NJ trouble by close rulings The tenor OF the Opinions "
an suhiects for several years In the same drecto
of mathcmatcay accurate obedience 10 ~" al" Nv
dent and some decisions on assessment ques.on' l.
lutionized city government. Ihe tehdehcy Vi "'
for some time has been in another directoh noWe,'
and public policy "hasreceived somewhat reiu'lA"D'
freouent mention in opinions until 1t has oecoine INC
,,i % NAVY LAWYERS with doubtful but with
custom on their side.
The meeting of the National Turner's AsSoci"V'ou III
Newark beginning on June 81 has awakened Intense
interest among the large German population Oh .he
northern part Il the State The association VIII o,ins
probabIy 5000 persons among its delegates thei'
friend. ana families while thousands viii attend iS
cjtles in New-Jersey New-lork ana bTooH! H. 60
syeTinss The President Cabinet have been in
vited aud probability thai s9nie -, LIZ viii
cndeayor to come. Governor Albeit VIII DC pItseh.'
with scores of lesser dignares Inc Serin" d Villa
zion OF Newark, which is large respectaDe anu ~,
do has made great preparations ana arranged iol '
expenditure OF large SUNS in entertainment p how.
Senator Mcpherson and encouragement Ross I nan9
given themselves rest In the contest lor ne i t
Distrct Colectorship There is growing suspciop IA,
there is more that fury in tins battle ana sat
neither Of these leaders are SO desiIous VI Ihs
conclusion as they have oeen nsue 70 fact
Democrats beginning to accept rs melaiCi CIV, ~
the statement that the Alms ~, IN sions ex.
& There has been no serious attack upon those who
III ,h most nrodtabIe and desirable Federal offices IN
ha SAFE and none is expected secretary Kelsey con
finnes TO call attention To the remlssness OF he I'll
son cioue and to denounce through his newspaper he
ncrsonal nature of such selections as he mas ndue
Among the candidates who have not YET hdi nei %
SeIr of Newark The former would like TO be Governor
OF Arizona and the latter is Willing 10 represent INC
Owe Wholesale price of milk South Jersey has been
to sSpposed In to the se c8'H for the
few farmers realize as much much anu fnr I I1o
eentsto the creameres The retail dealer receives SIX
and eight cents and his profits during tne season dy5ed
Inc very large II the business was not so much .Aeu
and SO open to competition. A consolidation OF inter-
would be profitable TO Doth consume u nv
The vigorous campaign maintained Tor Two seasons W
the stale Milk Inspector, Dr. n Newton, OF r'eSIn'
las resulted in the abandonment , Si dr, d" in New
Jersey high and the law gives the dement, o, az uouO
10 the side of state and the consumers interests. ~
The meeting of the NewJersey Medical Society, now
,n the 10Th its existence at Long bsac Social Hh
much as in It's gEayer aspects ha tames With
have pleasant habit Of bringing thee tavrnt WIN
sThe strawberries from The southern part oil tne ote
will come In during ti prTs ss mproyed lately and the
berries of better Quaity than the olu rtad and
s care OF the land cultivated are the great
features OF gardening at present IN all parts Oh we
lfe-o depend upon the condition OF the Norm hveI
CROP If the latter comes in early, IN gool quahg az"
onaIitv re Jersey season is shortened prices are %
duced and the narrow margin OF proht vai E ,h
the northern part OF the state me eloft Is .. e x
hausted when prices usually rise. 90 ,,-o hoo
sTh nrograminc for the season at Ocean Grove mas
been issued and begins with Fourth OF July eeeDfa
fon and Grafton by the Rev. Dr. Pouison' OF ~
Tbe Wonan's Christian Temperance Union VII NEE, on
Jnly s. the Young Peoples Christian Convention on July
80 the National TEMPERANCE Society on July y lhe
Snpday-schOol Assembly on July Is; the anniversary
eSercises will be held July 81 the WOmens Missionary
Society On Ansnst IS and the annual campmeeting VIII
begin on August 49, and continue until August 20 many
minor events will occur ,., ,..,oa,
The bridge shark River will be replaced lnne
atey by a handsome structure and the accessoiIy
of Ocean Reach from Grove Will be increased e
Sea Girl and Spring Lake cottages are nearly an aAe,
and the season at this promises 10 be uhusuay
brilliant. -, oo..,r.. soxara1 r,e,no-
cratic notcians in Union for circulating Wfetcheuy
stafeneut against ex-senator Vail the day before
ELECTION last FALL began last week before Democratic
indce o Common Pleas He ruled out testimony rght
LEFT until the prosecuting attorney, also Democrat
declared he had no but to withdraw the cases
and tho defendants released.