New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
NEW-JERSEY STATE TOPICS.
APPOINTMENT OF FEDERAL OFFICERS

OPENING OF sPRING-MR- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MFR RESORTS.
TrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ThBuSh'J
TRENTON, May 1.-THE appointment OF Sam
mel Klotz as Collector of Internal Revenue Tor the Win
New Jersey District is the first Important change III
Federal appointments made under the new Adminstra-
ton for the part OF the State The 10
remove Postmaster Ward, of Newark. met with fiat
failure because Democratic leaders ala not dae lace
the issue there presented 1t was admitted that change
might be made IN the revenue colectorshlp Without
proyokipg a disturbance. The trouble then began
s,or Mcphersons political lieutenant is Jacob Kotz,
md IN oblge him the Senator desired to appoint his
brother Samuel The Newark Democrats put In veto
forthwith Mr.. Klotz had be en- a Republican ana MS
syrahes with the Democratic party have never been
of the keenest He had little local Influence and he was
personaIly antagonized by some strong men. The
warfare grew too hot for Mr.. MCPHERSON, who
toves peace and he agreed 10 retire Major
Klotz Hugh Kinnard. Of Newark. an AssemOIyman
vheI Mr. Mcpherson first elected TO the senate was
sueg sted accepted and appointed by the PRESIDENT
Mr. Kinnard came home and looked over the ground.
ina salary is 81 500 year. and thirty deputies make the
collectors respon abilities considerable Then, too, the
Hond renured is for $4,000 which is more than Mr.
Kinnard could easily furnish Mr.. kinnard thereupon
declined and, before the fact was generally KNOWN
Mayor Kloz had received the place. The district Is one
of the most important In this country, the collections
teiDr among the largest fact due chiefly to the ioca
tim of the Iorard and other tobacco factories within
i borers and 70 the brewing interests of Newark and
Jersey CITY, The total receipts exceeded $46OOOOO last
year.
The late spring has opened at last with generosity
that made miraculous charges in the farming and fruit
growing districts Of the State In the last week rich
display OF the fruit trees has never deRhted
the eye or given higher promise OF generous crops
has been discussion this season as 10
the profit In market gardening near new anu -
admitted that the thing has been overdone Inc SOUTH
ern States exhaust profit of the early markets by
.,rdvious supply halfcuvated green stun ana tue
Opportunities OF the home growers are chehy III I'LL
proving the quality. 49,, ..,a.,, o, eo.ro,o-v
FreIin ghu November made last week was oe
lsyed by the natural desire OF the FAMILY 10 av:u een
of the mineral bOtlers whose cdreeheheSs nearly
cost the ex-Secretary his life IL seems that ne ook
only two swallows of tie water DeiOre ne tSIeu Tue
aconte with when IL impregnated. lie called LOT
helm and In a short time was UNCONSCIOUS. rgid ahd
almost without signs OF fe Recovery was rapu AFTER
10 suppOse that the Secretarys present Illness
has any Connection with this attack ~
So. X CITES are being made IN all directions Nearly
every house IN NUrffstown mas been Ieased anu
clair has promise large number OF NewfOrk Vlsl
tors Lake HOI atcOng is one OF the most charmhS re-
sort. iu tine state but has never had many
visitors partly because II rs e, ,a 700 , n9 ear
or TOO far from New-York,-too lar top
te daily ride OF the business not far enough 10 give
tn ssSlnte secnsOn many desire GREENWOOD Lake Is
sflArly situated There charming country resorts
IN Bunierdon and Warm counties aOng ne ne " nv.
aass<x County offers many attractions
CongressBaB Phelps will address the literary socieies
At Kufgsrs cOnDenc eDent ~eek ana rare pleasure
srterfrtfed Drew Seminary. at Madison Will hold It's
Confinement this The institution maintains its
IT, yegrts Plains Lunatie Asylum managers have
rvaSfleaJiy decided that more patients from other
ksf,s slz be admitted. There are sixty nine from out
80 NJ sTs<y pres sDt, and they pay the autbOftes
49, a. 10 xBD week hoard. The asylum ~ 10 nearly
fnl1 maj there "a no longer room for 0utsloers