New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
NEU-JERSEI LEGISL1TTRE.

TIIF MARSII-THlIIIPs CASE To BE sMoTHERFD IN
CovvrrrFE-THE ItFE-sAvI>G sERNICE-RNEC-
rrIvE srsSIoN-BIIIs INTRODUCED AND PASSED.
IFp6w THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THR TRIBUNE
TRENTON. Feb. 26.-Ihe Speaker to-day
ar9u she'd himself by absurd ruling. Last
week the Mar.hPhllips contested election cas-" wa IL
definitely postponed and motion to reconsider the vote
Tor indefinite postponemcnt was lost THIS morn
ing Mr.. wilson moved 10 take TING case from
the table. noiviths landing it was indefinitely post
poucd Mr. v. r. stevens maintained that the motion
o ont Of order protractcd discussion ensuci when
tbc Sneaker decided that the not finally dis
posed II aud that il the property of the House.
More discussion followed. and finally tho case vas re-
fcrrcd back the Committee on Elections, Who Will
probably smother II.
The ioin, resolution asking the Senators ard Repre-
scntativts IN Concrcss from this State 70 oppose The bill
transferring the Ilesaylng from the Treasury
Department 10 the Navy Department. passed. both
Houses to-day and viii undoubto W receive the Cover
errors signature senator Sewel IN support o. The res
kution which ne earnestly advocated gave the fol-
lowing statistics: During the year ending juno
3d. 1870 81 vessels were stranded On the coast
Of N.w-Jcrsey and only lie was lost ;
during the succeeding twelve months, 40 YES
sci, were elthyr wrecked or stranded. ana over
400 lives werc impcfilI,d. with the loss Of
II only During the months OF October. Novcuhor De
ccInbcr Janna'y. aud M TO F'9rl''y - 'rt. '.Er
been ri y, -ses stranded or totally wrecked WIN r
nprTuv ~ llJ lives. without tho loss ~ single r
although ~ rsons NGre SHyCd ar9'!h inr hei r
disaster which have occurred within ilc itch q" LIZ
s.yns Stations from November J, 1871 N''te ~ Ituf-
uIfiol 10 the close 81 the fiscal year ending Juuc3p,
lN-T numbered iJT toti! number 81 p'tni- on We
sc i730 total number OF persons saved. $3.50; tOta!
The senate. in executive session. received and re-
ferrod ne following nominations lucti'r Court ~
common Pleas Morris County. Francis Chd, Presiding
Indie: bergen County, william l.. SKINNER. fIr,i -! y
Judge Prosecutor Atlantic County, Alexander II.
Els were introduced IN the House Gy Mr. Tdcn. to
establish Boards Of Excise Commi--iourrs la Certain
cities Of th- state wEcb is applicable to all citi''
OF 100000 Inhabitants and over; by Mr.. Gomez 90
COUNTY of T.se1 by @r wilson, IN act to Scs tn Na'
sink bridge COMPANY VA thc tn chase THEREOF 81 so
heretofore made by the sheriff 81 Monmouth comfy :
by Mr. Pariarnore further supplement 10 The ntt 10
facilitate Judicial rigcecd'ne IA NE County o iri Srh
which rr"tId'- Tor W.. Ie.u' ioh OF Inc 80 ana '
Of the Law Judge 81 Bergen County To rl,'oo per "n
mum 10y Mr komhic, substitute for 10 is, when
authorizes tie .tt.CnteDH- D railroad ines His J. ~
tlr interest II tie E,Ir Railway Company; By MI Sal
In the senate I'm, We,c iutoducrL: ~ Mr. Candid
supplement 10 an act FciIc 10 "a" pun c''"n "i we
support ~ the Reform School II appropriate $500
Tor The support "f the school 5000 Ion purchasing az
paratus and machinery. AND 900 fot me rhd, tnr
OF the work shop aud furnishing the same; by MI Hen
dIicksnn act o Incorporate as'ociioh Tor the crc
The following bills passed IN the senate An act
relative TO past due taxes; an act relating I" "s,e.s
mcnts in townships; an act NaHddtng certain mort
g a'es ~ +! ~, , ,.,, lie frr.prp., ~ such
CORPORATION. act creating sinking fund for the pay
mrnt of certain assessments cities Uhs applies 10
Newark act providing for the sewerage and drain
age by incorporated caHp-IncctnE associations
and sesside-resOrs; an act concerning cities
"a Burlington bin; an act auhonhhg ne re-
cent taxes in nrtameuts; an set repeating The D--
trct Court Law 49, 10 ,frCs krWliilESwirb an
act relating Justices Of the Peace supplement Ia
the act lncSrporng fire departments an act providing
the appointment OF Commissioners 10 the Paris IN
position.
Nj. Durycc. IN the House. presentcd majority nd
verse report the bill providing thdt there she'll not ~
more than Two ny judges of Court Common Pleas
in each county, instead Of three. a. al prc-out. lr
Jackson presented minority report IN favor OF the l
Amer considerable discussion th3 minority report was
adopted and The bill placed on tie calendar