New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
.NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMITTEES MADE AMI
ANNOUNCEp-THE SUBJECT or BIENNIAL sgs
sIoNs-REPoRrs RECEIVED.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 1.-THE committee:
we're appointed Dotn houses OF the Legislature to
day President Hobarts principal Senate committee,
are az follows:
Judiciary Messrs. Francis, Deacon and Beefman.
Rcr'aOa Of The Ldws-vail YUungoI6Od and Paxton.
ftnd"ce-CInmer. Deacon and Miller
kaIrodds and Canais-Schenck, Sewoil aud Bosen
bury.
Banks and InsurGnee- Gardner, Martin ana Beck
man.
Pr,"HmsNKsasssy. YounEblood and Taylor
Flsheries-V.ll. Taylor ana Lawrence.
Speaker Vac Duynes principal committees ARC rs fol
lows:
Judiosary-Potts Mum. Parrot. L. J. Martin. Nc.
nelly, fhD Llerf.
Municipal Corporat'ons Wilkinson, Lawrence. More
Observation-Disclosures, Payne, Garwood, Curran,
'" Banks AID Insurance-Lawrence, Wright, Sheldon.
8le6ons-Crnft. Bonsall. Herr Terrell. Mcdonald.
Repison OF The LQus- Mum. McMurray, AVIS, Ii. N.
Irsnhs0--Parrott. Herr. Lanestcoth. MeMurrsy Bar
Gailroads and observation-disclosures. Langstroth Lstus,
s. MartIn, Taylor.
The committees give general satisfaction far az
they do when each member personally convinced
Of his particular fitness for each and every craftsmanship
The railroad committees srt about equally divided be-
tween hsfnends OF the two leading Companies. and
fair consideration is assured any member
Mr.. Potts, Of Hudson IN the House day. introduced
the venerable measure for bridge Morris
Canal Gap, ut Washngton-st Jersey CITY. Just how
iar Mr.. Potts will get his bin and how much in earnest
he is IN pushing H. viii be shown lobby has hed
caucus AMI announced Its nne OF action. Among other
bills intseduced In the House one Increasing the
the Charter limit OF taxation IN Newark per oent
10 per cent.
Committees on Inauguration we're appointed aud
organized together with AsSeinbynan lawrence as
chairman. They Will walt Governor elect IudIow
ana learn ls wishes and act accordingly. Mr. Ludlow
II IL understood desires that there bs be dspaI
aud viii probably decide to take tue oath Ssane
Chamber naxt Tuesday aud deliver lila inaugural there
The number OF bills introduced thus far In UNUSUALLY
small Tie resolution for biennial sessions, which
the Legislature last session. aud must pass again this
year, presented IN the Senate to-day and WIN re-
ctive early consideration when has passed the Legs
laIure second time II goes 10 the people who val
on II ~ special election Both houses have adjourned
until Monday night
The annual report the State Reform School for Boys
shows 200 III the ms luton, most OF whom sent
ther" fol- larceny l26 returned parents or
apprentices during the year The total expenses for he
factory aud farm, Sls713 81. There been
very little disease and only one death, that
ny drowning. In the Industrial School for ,iuls
there are Al girls. who have made 1888
shirts and other material dunrg The year The cost
81 he school was $s663 81, and the receipts iuciuding
$4,000 appropriation. $11.254 Al. Tie State Library
mas 2o,I4% DOCKS at present The C,mIns gioncrs OF
PhOaKe report that tnere are fOrtyeIght Sandy Hook
pilots nineteen Sandy Hook apprentices and four Perth
AM boy pilots. with pi OF boats During the wear
these have pilocd N To New. York and Jersey Civ
433 sleainshlps Ia shp 9l3 bark, 831 brig. and l43
schooners-i Total Of l84 against 1901 me year pre-
vIous. Hhc number OF outward bound vessels pioted
was ITO.