New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
THE NEV-JIRSEY ASSEMBLY,.

THE SPEAKER ANNOUNCES THE COMMITTREs-A b.
CENTENNIAL TO BE CoMMEMoRATED.
| FRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IhlBUNE"I
TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 1.-THE Assembly
held two sessions to-day and adjourned until Monday
evening Sneaker O'Connor announced his committees.
nv we're well received The House Committees are as
| fellows: 80
VANS and Means-Forman, Chapman. Young and Shell
O .cJiad.eay-NeighbOur, Rich Armitagc' CASTOR and
hsinl,,re and Agricultural College wildrick,
| smrley itudd, duombs and Weaver. 80
Education -Armitage, hte1es, Chatte' Gin ana HaS-
hnorossed Bas-Jernee Byrnes, Cronk, Cranmer and
pHuaicpa, orporotons-Clarke, Arbuckle, Jernee.
wTsaHRrbncke, Convery, Chapman Sheldon and
Snas and Pensons-scOtt Chattle, Harrgan, Bryant
"'G oSnorations-Freeman Murphy Burton, Gator and
HANKS and Insranee-Ross Arbuckle, Robbins, Hutch
Entrusted Bsncss-Ly. Lake, Flynn, Campbell and
Incidental Larrlson HILL BAN
0S1af.onsrg~Flynn, steUes, Murphy, Woodruff and
Riparian Rghts-van Bussum, BOrtOn, Clarke Lewis
TeSSo" Of Iacs-Rlch, NeshOOr Van Bus'um Gator
'J Tishepies%smalley Budd. Ludlam, Goodwin and
RGiiroads and Canais-stOney, Harrigan. Freeman,
observation-disclosures Hill stonoy IIaines and Shields.
Miscellaneous NorEendJ ke Larrison'
Parsons ana Mills
The Assembly Joint Committees are as follows:
Treas.rers decentralization, Mclaughlin, ArmitaGe,
Siaie Prison-Conyory, Formau, Shannon Gil and
Pubic PrinHng-HnI, Flynn, Lake, Applegate and
Siaie Liorary-Chapman, Clarke, Neighbour, Shields
Iunahc Isyup,s-s;eles, Neighbour, Robbins. Young
P.5ic buildings and Groruds-Byrnes, Van Bussum,
'' Coa1"rce ard Experimentation Kelly, Budd.
PGssed Bdls-Harrgan, wildrlck. chattle Cole Camp
Federal Rc,q,ions- wortendyke, Jernee, smalley,
Sinkiag Ftnd-Cronk Flynn. Rich Gator. Woodruff.
SOLDIERS Hone-Mdrphy, Summon, stonry' Pars0nr'
ReJorm School Tor Boys-Lako. Freeman. Byrnes'
igdsirfql sch ,ol yor Girls-Larrson, Conyery. For
man, stafford. Bryant
Aresoution was adopted recitng the fact that the
fret legislative assembly In New-Jorsey convened on
March l. 1888 and providing for Joint COMMITTEES suit
ably 70 commemorate tho bi-centennia OF tho event
Messrs Neighbour, Hn and Cranmer appointed By
tue Speaker, and similar committee Will be selected
by the Senate. AnaddreSs By AdjutantGeners sTykeT
Ia suggested of the features OF the OCCASION
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Murphy Flynn, Nc
Laughlln, Gator and Woodruff a special committee to
consider proposed legislation 10 regulate the water sup
pIy OF cities In northern New-Jersey. An extended
debafe occurred on resolution 10 print
several Thousand copies OF the report OF the
special committee railroad taxation. 1t was
laid on the table. There was also much discussion
ou bill 10 permit jersey City To issue bonds 10 icc,h
IT, water scnp. TIE House adopted amendments 10
make The rate ~ interest tine proposed bonds per
cent instead OF D. 20 limit the operations OF tue net 10
jersey city TO provide for sinking ihng, cc leaving
bc 1casire I'm rather bal shape. The trs bin passed
was senator Stausbys act TO validate certain sales ~
Newark IL now goes TO tho Governor The bill 30 pun
sh bank officers Who receive deposits knowing theH
banks tO hr iusOiF vent, was reported ftNoraDlJ-
Kills were INT roduccd Flows: To require owners
OF stock Yards permit persons TO enter tnc yards To
feed cattle; permit Insurance companies 10 insure
an. damage by lightning storm. etc; u reduce toA
on the Newark Plank road by repeating ana modifying
Two vi tucir acts; TO require railroad CJIuIaulca 10
recognize tCkots ~ good until used.