New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE COMMITTEES
AFTER SOME MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS BOTH
HOUSES ADJOURN

fFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rarpUyy1
| TRENTON, Jan. 16.-The committees were an.
nounced In both houses to-day, and the Legislature
| then adjourned until Monday evening The Special
| Committee on Corporation Taxes Is as follows:
Senators Grggs. Schenck and BrinkerhoH, Assem-.
! blymen Savage, Neighbour and Armstrong Tho
standing committees are az follows:
| On JudtetarsMessrs Youngbood, schenck and Coeh.
| ran.
On RIvfson ofhe LarsMessrs. Applegate, Griggs and
On R"Gnce-Messrs. Merritt, Griggs and ". B. Miller
on hnncipal CorporaiionS-Messrs stansby, Gardner
On Educadon-Messrs. Griggs, Nichols and WI
| On Muftia-Messrs. Cranmer stainsby and Beatty.
ON 0reRairodds aud Canais-Messrs Gardner, Applegate
and md Z. Miller. Miller. .,.. u..... u,,., p...o...
o., Agrteutt,re-Messrs. Merritt Appegate and Smith
On Hsheres-Messrs. Grtggs Pancoast and Carpenter
on Banks and Inswance-Messrs schenck, Young
blood and Vanderbilt
On Eiectons-Messrs. Nichols Hire. and E. Miller
On Unnuished Business-Messrs. Pancoast stansby
and Doughty.
o., Claims and Pensions--Messrs. Gardner Cranmer
On Riparian Rtohts-Messrs Applegate, Gardner aud
On, Engrossed Biis-Messrs Hires, Cranmer and Van
derbit
The Senate Joint Committees are as follows:
On TteassTe's Aec0Stnts-Messrs stainsby. Pancoast
On Staic Prison-Messrs Nichols scnenck and Cochran
On Lttnahc Asyiums-Messrs Youngbood, Menitt and
On P,bHe Grounds and Buitdin0S-Messrs. Gardner,
Nichols and Smith
on Sate Li6rary-Messrs. YOungblood, Merritt and
BrinkeThof.
On Smiling Fund-Messrs Griggs, Merritt and Cochran
On federa Reatons-Messrs schenck, stansby aud
On 6ommerc. and Earigation-Messrs. Hires schenck
On Printing-Messrs. Nichols, Appegate and Carpen-
On Passed BAs-Messrs Pancoast, Hires and Beatty
On SodierS HoD'e-Messrs Stainsby Griggs and Z.
On Reform SchoolJOr BOys--Messrs schenck PancOast
On Industrial School for GtrsMessrs. Merritt Gran
On Deaf aad Dumb Asyl,un-Messrs. Appcgate, Gran
mer and Brinkerhof.
The following are tho House standing commit
tees:
Woy, and Means-Messrs. Chapman. Budd Irons. Cole,
Judcia,1-Messrs Neighbour, Rich, Prall, Irons See.
Agriculture and Agricultural OOie0e-Messrs. Scott,
Lake Dorenus, Coom6s, Weaver ~
EdieatIOn-Messrs steles, Clarke, Chattle. Mills. Hof
ETections-Messrs Armitage Doremus caminade.
Haines, Armstrong.
Eag' cssed BAs-Messrs Harrigan. Ludlam, Budd Hof.
Municipal Corpora ions-Messrs. Mclaughlin, Jernee
Brannlng, Appegate. Keasbey.
uuulG-Messrs Lake, Chapman. Wortendyke, Hoh-
warth. AloOtt
Chattle, Scott Dickinson, Lupton.
Corporations-Messrs widriek, Armtage. ODonnel,
Binds and Insuranee-MeSsrs. Pran, Robbins. Savage
U,d,,shed Basiness-Messrs. Jernee, Flynn. Harrigan
Campbell, Burgess.
Ididentai lGpensesMessrs. Kelly, Larson, camnade.
Statioaerg@Messrs Flynn Ross Hough, Woodruff, See
Rparian Rights-Messrs Ross o'CohuOr oteOes' NILS
Rerts,on Of Lars-Messrs Rich. Neighbour. Brannins,
FshSies-Aessrs Savage. Doremus, Wildrck, Stafford,
Burgess o,c-
Bond, Campbell, Rue.
Miscellaneous BusIiess-Messrs. Wortendyke, Larson,
CaLmus Bell, Harrison.
The Joint Committees of the House are as fol-
lows:
Feisrat Re'ations-Mossrs Neighbour, Jerneo, PralI.
Ss'g F@d-Messrs Clarke. Rich Flynn, Cole Wood
run. -, D.,
Reform school for BoyS-MeSsrs. Armitage, Chapman,
Industrial Scjtooi Cor Girls-Messrs LARSON. Kelly,
S9e Tstsiai1o" G5r DaJ and D1nb-Mes,rs Caminade.
Prau. Ludam Irish, Lupton. ,,
n'eas,Ter's Aee2gnts-Messrs. Ludlam. Mclaughlin.
Sate brsoa|Messrs Kelly, Robbins, Caminade.
PaJnc P,innng-Messrs. ocOnnor Flynn, Lake, APP
SGte LiJrarg~Messrs Chapman, Cadmis, Neighbour,
Enndi,c 4sg ums-Messrs. Hough, steDcs, Ross Lehl-
P1jiS GronMds egd Bdldigs-Nossrs Byrnes, Scott.
tomnl,ree AMI YGrigahO,-Messrs. Budd, Branning,
Irons. CO0mbs, stafford, 49, ,, - -,
PaSsed B,Hs-Messrs. Mclaughlin, "udr1cK' Chatte
Jenkins, Lupton.
In the senate to-day Mr. Vail introduced three
important matters bill TO place railroad taxation
on the basis of the general of 1878, another to
create a State Board of Assessors for the equaza-
ton of valuations and a concurrent resolution for an
amendment 10 the Constitution Withholding from
railroads the benefits of future enactments unless
they surrender their alleged irrepealable contracts
This is in line with Governor Abbett's recommended
tion and is precisely the resolution which the
Democratic House defeated last year after il had
been passed by the Republican Senate. Mr.. Vail
also introduced bill to prevent the sale of pistols
or guns 10 ch ldren under tifteed years old.
In the Assembly bills were introduced TO prevent
the sale of oleomaTgarine except from packages
plainly marked; 10 extend the game season by
making it begin september 80 instead OF October
81 TO limit railroad fares within ten miles OF Jer-
sey City To one cent mile; TO exempt personal
property from taxation TO the amount OF 500; 10
make free plank roads which have been pa we'd by
municipalities.
THE TRENTON INSANE ASYLUM.