New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-27
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE STUDENTS DIsFRANcinsEMENT ACT TO BIZ RE-
PEALED-sENATOR RABIES MANDAMCs ACT PASSED
IN BOTH HoUsES-BILLS PASSED AND INTRO
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fFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
TRENTON, March 26--At the session of the
House last night when the Printing Bill camo up on its
second reading. Mr. Matthews offered amendment
which adopted, substituting the name of William b.
Guild, OF Newark, for that of John Carpenter of Hun
terOn County the expelled Clerk OF the House OF 1879
This morning the bill again coming up as unfinished
business Mr. Garrabrandt moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Of William Il. Guild was substituted
for that OF John Carpenter, which was agreed
to. The amendment then put and lost, and
the bill was ordered to a third residing it being
evident that all further amendments would be
rejected Thus has been perpetrated another
bargain and sale job and about time that all public
printing given out by contract The bill providing
that the State House buildings and grounds
shall be taken away from the State Treasurer Ia Repub
can ofciaD and given the State Controller Ia Demo
cratic Officially coming up III the House. provoked con-
siderable discussion, and was denounced as direct In
sut TO the Treasurer who had done wrong. The bill
was passed nevertheless
passed at the present session or the Legis-
lature dsfranchse students attending schools and
colleges This act having become odous, act repeal
ing the Acknowledgement law passed the Senate this
morning by a vote OF IL to 10.
Senator Rabies mandamus bill, which makes appeals
in mandamus trabe by the Court of Errors and
Appeals immediately instead OF at the next term, which
a. designed specially for the Newark Ward BIZ case, de-
clared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, was
PASSED In the Senate this morning ny vote OF IL TO b.
Mr. Mathers (sep voting with the Democrats. In the
afternoon the bill came up In tie House and provoked
long and exciting discussion. 1t was then passed by
vote OF 81 TO &C. .
as Judge OF the District Court at Newark. vice Judge
Tufhill. was received and referred
The bill providing for Recorders Court In Newark
was obbed through the House this afternoon in the III
Nyhn tn ha tHa
Recorder OF the nine members from Essex County only
two voted for the bill.
The following bills were introduced In the House BY
Mr. Jackson concerning the jurisdiction or the
zion and them sef-sustaning; by Mr. mar
ria an act in relation 10 the retangoi srtu0us or malt
liquors. which provides for the registration OF drinks by
OF books furnished by the State IreasurertO
the County Collectors and by the latter sold 10 the Dealers
by Mr. Ely, supplement providing that all parties hold
lug rtgaged premises who shall pull down or sever
guilty OF a msdcmeanOr, and punishable by five years
imprlsonment and ~ 900 fine by Mr. Fielder. pro-
Wiling for OF hawkers and pedders doing
business without having first obtained required license
by Mr. Rue supplement that joint stock insurance
company shall be formed with less than paid up cash
capital OF 500 000 shall any mutual Insurance
company for IRE Insurance be entitled TO be-
Gin business until agreements nave Deen entered into
tor Insurance the premiums which shall amount 10
81 600 aud have been received In advance there
fr such notes shall be considered part Of the capital
stock. ,.,,. A., .. n,
Mr. Ward a supplement extending the time TO complete
10 five years from the passage OF this act by
Mr. Garfield an act for the protection VI game ana nsh
by Mr. Hobart act To make the Terms VI conslapies
three years In cities and towns. -,
The following bills passed In the Senate Making
he minimum price Of convict labor In the state Prison
10 cents per diemj supplement 70 the sct tne