New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
vETOES FROM GOVERNOR ALBEIT.
TRUSTEES OF THE REFORM sCHooL-RAILRoAD CON
TEST ~ THE HOUSE.

TRUSTEES OF THE REFORM sCHooL-RAILRoAD CON
TEST ~ THE HOUSE.
1FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBosk'I
TRENTON. March 17.-GOvernOr Albeit sent
four more vetoes to the Assembly to-day One returned
the bill aboshing the Office of Director Of the Hudson
County Board OF Freehoders, the bill abolishing
the same officers powers and two others reject the
bills placing Joint meeting Of the Iegisaure 'e
election OF the State Board OF Education anu 'ho
managers Of asylum at Morris Plains ihe VetocS
were laid until tomorrow under the RUE ihe 'o'o
OF the bill fixing the term OF the City Counsel OF newark
was taken up and the bill passed Notwithstanding the
Executive objections The House also passed the oiis
placing in Joint meeting the election OF the trustees Vi
the State Reform School for Boys ana the lhuus'@i
School for Girls. There debate In either case
beyond remark by Mr.. Chaplain tDen), that he khe"
OF no reason passing these acts to which Mr. Bolton
Rep) replied that IL Chapman had visited the Reform
School he would not make that statement.
The Senate passed compulsory education act intro
duced by Mr. Fish, and revising the laws on the subject
i'm the direction OF greater efficiency Biis were also
passed forbdding the wearing Of Grand Army uniforms
without authorization providing for the condemnation
% lands nv the State for State encampment; giving
the State Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb $40 annually
for each child.
railroad contest OF session opened in the As
sembly upon Senate bill No. %. permitting the Lehgh
Valley Railroad Company to build elevated railroad
tracks across washingtonst, Jersey City, closing the
street The lobby was largely Increased as usual and
the railroad men were remarkably active Their cause
as advocated on the floor by Speaker Armstrong ana
Messrs Braker Woyerton and Flynn, while All the Jer
sey Civ members opposed, and Messrs MURPHY Parker
aud sbey lent them assistance The blu came up on
second reading and the opponents secured
nroyiaing that the consent the Aldermen by ordinance
should he required and that the same body should nave
nower 10 regulate the building OF the railroad tracks
| Mr. Parker offered amendment providing thht Inc
| Iebieh Valley should pay any damages that may De
| awarded against the city for closing the street
| A " r. Martin favoring amendment SAID ne wsuld
vote for the bill II the amendment should De ncorpo
rated but not otherwise, and Mr. Flynn said the OIL
wond bs worthless the amendment sh0nd be adopted
MIR Heck with map Of the district explained the STU.
alton and showed the large amount OF property aneced
nv the hill and showed that great loss would eventate
10 the street In question snonid DC
| closed. The amendment finally lost-23 70 d. MI
Murphy offered amendment providing mat the le-
sgb Valley should required to Washingtoh-st
Jeysev CITY in such q to permit the use OF
the street by the public. This lest24 to 81 Other
similar amendments rejected and after re)ectihg
notiop 10 strike eDactiDg cause-l7 10 3I-the
| Uouse ordered 1t to q third reading.
| Tho announcement that Assembyman Chapman has
| been promised the office OF State superintendent OF
schools by the Governor and that tho latter had pledged
Inc BOARD of Education the change, has caused no
iffe excitement among those who have managed 10 re-
their In the state educational sys
tern IN spte Board because the vital in-
teress were In the charge Of efficient and experienced
sunernteudent The state Board VIII meet 10 morrow,
| and some OF the Republican members are expected w
| make a contest against the change proposed