New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10
me- NEE:JERSKY LEGISLATURE.

IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TEIBONh'l
TRENTON, n. j.. Jan. 9.-The New-Jersey
Legislature organized to-day In the Senate Secretary
Wurts raped for order at O'CLOCK and Senator Paxton
of Hudson County, was elected president pro
tenn The new Senators sworn IN and
the Republican candidates for office were then
duly elected. They were follows: President
yohu T. Gardner OF Atlantic County secretary. william
A. stiles Of sussex County assistant secretary william
A. McCrellish, OF Mercer; engrossng CLERK A. H. Eng
Iish OF Atlantic; sergeant-atarms, j. L. Donovan OF
Union; assistant, Q. L. Hopkins Of Morris There had
been much feeling IN the Republican caucus concerning
the nomination for sergeantat-arins. The Incumbent
OF last yelr David CaypOlc entitled by courtesy TO
reelection but was charged with having aided In tue
defeat OF the Cumberland County Cerz last November
j. L. Donovan, the assistant sergeantatarms last year.
received the votes. When the nominations came
before the Senate Mr. Nichols entered protest against
the caucus action voted for Cloypole. The Gov
errors message received and six lines OF 1t were
reak The preiminaTles being settled the Senate ad-
journed until tomorrow. Secretary Stiles appointed
Joseph Home. OF Burlington as Journal CLERK ana the
president selected Ernest o. ChamberD as his secre-
tary. A communication was sent In from the
Governor incosing q report from commits
sion appointed last year to consider the subject
OF a water supply for the cities OF TINS state
Soue bills OF Importance introduced In the Senate
Mr. stainby sent up providing that properly sIan
taxed where located and not at the residence OF the
citizen. Other bills follows To divide the
ces OF the state into three classes one o. tnee over
1850 OOO-one of these between $4,000 and 100000 aud
one of less than 900 iphabants TO extend inc time
tor competing railroads 10 limit the bOurs Tor LABOR ny
children. and 10 prevent cruelty to children
Inc House OF Assembly organized by the elecuOn OF
The following: Speaker, Thomas OCOnnor, OF Essex
clek Arthur Wilson. Of MOnmo IN; assistant, Taomas
r. Noouan, Ir of Hudson engfossng clerk, julius ":
Manager, Of Essex; sergeant,at arms Z: Donovan OF
Hudson; assistant Michael Hurley Of Mercer Journal
clerk Samuel Fowler OF sussex; Speakers secretary,
samuel Sempe, OF Camden. Tine caucus OF the Demo
cris took from the Speaker the power to epp0int his
secretary ana from the clerk the appointments OF she
Journal speaker OConnOr delivered the customary
speech, making Recommendation further than for
energy business economy In expenditures aud peace
in deliberations. Contests announced against
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wildrick OF Warren County, aud Assem-
byman kamord, OF Camden After the passage of the
usual resolutions aud the introduction of number of
bills the House adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Among the bills introduced were the following; 10 per-
mil cities 10 require electric light companies 10 place
their wifss underground; 10 permit jersey
CITY 10 reduce the rates OF ferriage charged
by companies conveying passengers across the
The HUDSON River TO permit Jereey CITY ana newark
10 npoiut instead elect their Boards Of Education 10
limit the rate OF fare railroads terminating III Jersey
CTv 10 one cent when She distance rayeledis not
greater miles 30 tax the real estate Vi corpora
lions the same a. ind'ylduals