New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE JERSEY CENTRADS NEW ALLY.
TREATY WITH THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO


PEOPLE SMILING OVER THE CRUSADE FOR STATE
RIGHTs-GovERNoRsHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TOPICS.
lPRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
TRENTON, N. j., July 1S.-The report that
the Baltimore and Onio Railroad managers have come
to an agreement with the directors OF the w-Jersey
Central by which the Baltimore company will use the
Centrals tracks from Bound Brook TO New-iork ia
generally believed in New-JerseJ and seems to he
welcome announcement. The staementis IS qualified to
the that when tho Staten Island bridge is built
the Baltimore and Ohio will use Mr.. Wiman's tracks
and Its own terminal property on Staten Island for
freight purposes The influences which led the Less-
ature to proclaim inst the bridge have lost their po
ency and the general pubic, having had no sympathy
with the ebulltion OF state rights 10 now so good
natured laugh those who were responsible for
let the dead past bury Its dead AS far as
the Central s concerned its welfare Is always the OBJ
ect Of sociluie and the popularity OF the road has
been remarkably we'll maintained In spite OF its
many ILisfortunes aud mis.akcs The new con-
nection seems to bid far to be profitable
the Central and this gratifying to most Jerseymen
while the accession Of another big and prosperous rail-
road company heartily approved There is consider
able faith In the benefits competition the pco
pie and undsturbed control that has been maintained
heretofore by the other corporations has been rksOmc
The Baltimore and ONO is expected to make business
arrangements in the towns with which the Central and
Bound Brook roads connect, anu business
hoped for in consequence
The political movements are comparatively few and
unimportant Tho ProhDitionsts have undoubtedly
ground OF the violence OF their speakers and
their refusal to listen to suggestions OF compromise
The candidate for Governor, General Fiske is credited
with entertaining different views personally, buthe is
forced accept the opinions OF the party leaders who
sard by the radical platform adopted at the State Con-
venton. 1hs Democrats have been testing the weight
OF various candidates for their Gubernatoria nomna
ion. Congressman Green was put forward by the
Rufus Bodgett, OF Ocean AMI Monmouth counties. was
rid,ouled while in the sane connection
iiardenbergn, fi Vice,thanoeilor Bird, Garrett
IT, nG PsasFSf reese hs havs
been entered for tho The crop OF Republican
The time for the convention draws near the parry
caiers became moro cautious in expressing opinions
The convention Will probably not be hold unul Septe-
Der, however although there enough strong feeling IN
of earlier date to make compromise desirable,
week and injured the railroad employewho was en-
deavoring to her had been remarkably fortunate
In escaping such accidents, fact that due TO his
lie had become somewhat noted for his readiness
sound warning whistle upon even slight OCCASION
and prIded himself upJn preventing injury 10 MANY
might have suffered bur for his care. train en-
ploye SAID that the mans face something awful
when he found that the engine had killed the woman
The public hardly realize how the strain 10
work OF sau ghter which to be inevitable. The
sole lesson OF tho Elizabeth accident appears
TO bc that Improvement OF the depot ac-
commoIations there is necessary: The Penn
sylvaBia Railroad employees felt proud OF the heroisn
shown by The yard-master The employees aS acass
have fine spirit ana conduct themselves with an OBJ
OF the cOarteses and proprees which Is not
wholly due TO the strct discipline oi ihe COMPANY Ici-
Daps the only lapse on the part OF bOh the enpOyes
and company the OF the baggage po'ters IN
New-1Ork who have a way OF begging fees wGlch an
travellers. Tho employees generally are well paid.
and their is not severe, aud hence they cling 10
their places.
The complaint OF the injury to the elm trees Is almost
universal IN this state The destruction 10 caused by TIE
elmbeee insect which rivals the potato bug IN per-
tnacy and appetite, and which also resembles the bng
in succumbing easily 10 diluted poison. London pur-
pie being the common remedy. The difficulty lies IN
applying -a pump, long hose and an agile climber OF
being prime ncccsstie-. tie outer branches
mus be spraycd with the poison to Kill the insect ana
destroy its eggs
The desraDity OF later trains the railroads leading
from New FORK has been affirmed by the local press IN
the nor hern part Of the state and hoped that the
Pennsylvania. at least will rc-pnnd. giving Newark.
Elizabeth and Railway and their suburbs the advantages
which trainat half-past II would confer.