New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
NEV-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
HUNTING THROUGH FEDERAL OFFICES.

DISGUST OF DEMOCRATIC woRKERs-ThE WAIhH
SUPPLY OF NEWARK AND JERSEY CITY.
,rpou AN asIoSAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE fhiDUSb'I
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 9.-For two months
mast inspectors from the departments nj washington
have been travelling up and down the STATE examining
the Federal offices aud putting the onlcnis throush
game OF questions and answers. Their reports nave
been sent on from time to time, but the nVes'2aoh.
scem to have resulted in discoveries OF the kha
cough, nv the inspectors The investigation nclndcd
the accounts OF the United States Courts the Mhtsns
all the commissioners, and many of the poso"a'eis'
Al Camden the inspector was reiusen per'niss'""
tn examine u certain book kept Dy the COM
missioner, tho latter offering TO snow " W
the inspector personally but not as an Official because
,h Ion.rtn,ent had once decided that 1t was private
book and must be paid Tor by officials.
The Democratic press Is full oil br'ah hh's 'I'' 'no
delay In removing Republicans IN Ncw-Jer'ey' - "
poxioas 10 the Democratic worsers Removals nave
been gong on through Pennsylvania and New-iork Tor
months; but for some reason the hepuD'cahs III nov"
Jeraoy are permitted TO remnn.
ma v.,rs sluce tho Ncw-Jcrsey National Guard has
made division parade with the number OF men III tho
ranks ON Saturday in Ncw-fork. Tue men "ere ~
rule delighted with the opportunity OF joining W W"
nor,d. and they made their best appearancc Ihc
eaect was exceedingly satisfactory TO all Jerscymen
and the compliments were not confined to residents
NJ the STATE Officers AMI mon were grateful Tor tho
advantageous postiou assigned the division. immedi-
oelv before the catafaque. The south Jersey rcgi-
ments who left home on Friday afternoon dla NOT re-
urn until early this morning and were very nearly eA-
hanstcd with their experience The state bore an tnc
cYnens and assisted the Grand Army posts Enormous
crowds went rom every part Of ihc stale ,.,.
Hitter strnation prevailed on ~ nrlay ~ most OF 'hc
tnl that employers were glad to take the
ay OH and the wages Oi employees. i'Tc j. Nv ."I
no serious suffering reported anoiE "aie h W.
stale vet II notorious that thcir Iay mas seoh Oeeh
and their hours OF enlioy insnI ,,, ,.,.,
The enca npment 0f The First Hrgade NaiI"hi Hhat,
,xifn na4 4 "a -
H. steele ommandiug. The arfhngenrhis Hrr 80 COM
,te that the most successful enranpncnt yet known -
utcipated The camp viii be place of great ATTRACTION
10 an summer visitors along the coast ana mny be ea'y
R"r.ers Colrfe h1s fory-nve scholarships in iis
scientific branch paid for hy tue STATE Tho course oi
four years Is excellent. the standard high anu tne o
uortunity altogether exceptional Inc oahhu s'es atc
nominated hy the county snpcrntcna'n oi PnDii0 P1
schools. and the qualifications rro OF ~ NJ, ~ NI. ~
II il rather remarkable. iu view O All THIS. thht thee
some dnlculty IN nnding sutable candidates ana thn.
vacancies often exist lhe coIcse i po'p.'Hs "'-'i
the vigorous management of President u itc- ,,, =,
The OF the front o the ne" s,nle ,ap'oo y..' "
sufficient TO lend siighty mo,s mp, ,, W @
pcar,nce he building from tho 'front.' horeoi'po
has been nsi gca enough iic Increase ih size Will
The situation OF the Sew-Jerscy Central ard the Bst
more md Ohio proposition Is cs hopc.ui Tor thr former
aud the large number OF sl"cshoueis anu w ,'h
thi. state arc watching IL with close Interest lspi"O.
able that II Central people could OBTAIN eoh.'ol M -,
their road they would make early arrangem"nt win
ihe Baltimore company but tue resistance =" th' i.r
n,rts make the resumption of Jersey Central nnprcbn
bic for unless the NewJersey Court of Cbancery
in the state are IN ahcyancc sofar n the Fal
camnalcn Is concerned. awaiting the return OF
d. i~n,.,ner loiterer- The state Fair ut WavcFy
nsu,ly make. tbe revival OF active political dscu.,iun.
The noliiinus o the gathering there by hundreds
The fair L. month distant yet The county iafs bfgn
with the oxhbi.ion Of Monmouth County on sept"mDer
), . aud 10. T., ,,.. . ,.,-,,,,,
'PnIer..kate manufacturers In newark are tlrbing
ont five thousand pairs OF skates month"; hllhouh IA
New.Jerscy vigorous crusade against the 'ese" I'M
moralities OF the rinks BEGAN last winter.
The Government engineer In charge OF the Ia>-nic
River improvements recommends an cRlHwi-
hal "A
river in nayIghblc condition as lar u,
Dnndce Dam below Paterson. for vessels oi nve f"et
d-.uch, he result work done already has hrcn
Ia prrmt the salt water flow further up the fNor ahd
10 further Ieprcciate the already suspicious WAFER
surnly of Newark and Jersey Ctty. More WORK Wpud
make IL worse and tho result seems 10 be That
the cites will have To seek new source oi supply s0oh'