New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26

ias>ac district Is another Of Congressional can
didae who helps everybody who his side, well
Is making a powerful run himself"
This practical discussion and cheerful view OF the
situation confirm the opinions expressed by other
prominent Republicans. 1t viii be observed that
reason is given for the faith that is in them
Concerning the nomination OF Senator Gardner for
Congress in the I'D District which is, indeed. cqulva
lent TO election, there Is extraordinary interest In his
Washington career. lie has been a leader In the
State Senate for fifteen years, and has familiarity
with legislative routine and parliamentary law which
should be useful But il Is his strong individuality,
his very taking eloquence and capacity for clear state
mcnt in argument. that have won him special admra
ton. lie has striking personality, and 1t IS ex-
pcctsd that he will do more than most Jerseymcn
have done Of late years toward giving the state In
nuence in the lower body of Congress.
There is likely to be heard Of the Of Sandy
Hook a permanent quarantine station and there
is already considerable feeling over it. Atlantic High
lands, a prosperous summer resort Is near and the
volume Of Long Branch travel down the bay Is great
To have a quarantine station SO near and especially
In view OF the possible advent Of cholera next year. Is
not pleasant thought Already protest las been
| made, and It is likely TO be made more emphatic
Just Ut present however there is more protest against
certain sensational New York newspapers than against
anything else. To make mountains ont Of mole hills
has long been their cheerful habit but in expanding
the cholera they struck at business Interests
which do not appreciate journalism which sacnhces
the interests of thousands Of industrious men In order
10 publish what may pass good story. Tho cx-
aggeratlons Of the papers have done injury to the
fish, oyster and clam trade which has caused losses
THAT it can i'll sustain Nothing seems TO be easier
than TO prejudice people against food, and the work
in this case has been done most thoroughly, il the
lamcnts absence OF orders which are heard along
the coast and in the fish markets any criterion.
The watersoaked state Fair at waverly rather
dismal and disappointed many who like to wander over
the broad cxpansc and the people. The exhibits
Were 50 numerous or excellent as to cause praise
and there much criticism over the spairing match
Of Corbett and bis companion. which of the
features of the show The Interstate Fair In this
rity opens tins week, and II the weather is at all
favorable 1t Is 20 be big financial success, al
least. The managers are very cnerprisng, pariict
laIly In their Advertising
The nomination OF cx Congressman liorvcy. OF Warren
County. bJ TIE Republicans Of The Nh District, gives
that Democratic strict Mr. ilorvcy the Rcpnl-
widely known and Thoroughly respected rs well rs
PERSONALLY popuar The feeling IN the district against
" BOSS pdco'k. who nominated Cornish, the Demo
cratic candidate. is bitter and Consists record IN
the Legislature was any thing but cIeditabie
farm for raising skunhs has been well started In
Sussex County by Newark men, and the furs will he
sent 10 market next wear. 1t is welfounded scheme
for money making and the owners expect to 10 well
with il. They are breeding now. ana the stock has
already reached several thousands in number.
The taking of testimony in the East jersey, Water
Company'N Gaze, in which mlllo"4ers on the re-,
sre" TO Hwa ppny han been g o ON
for several weeks. and has developed n at deal OF
conaictlng evidence Ihe question of ne actual
whether it viii get The 5o.ooo,ooo gallons day it
contracted for. The complaint the infcrOl;y II
ire water due to failure to cleanse the reservoirs pap
erly sill continues