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TRENTON GOSSIP.
what is said About Mcn and Things at
the state Capital.

win it be Judge CanAeld, of Warren
County,
Fitzgerald & Gosson's Manual improves
with age.
The Underground Telegraph bill is to
bs reported adversely.
The Legislature wants to establish a
wife heaters whipping post.
Why should Staten Island be built up
the expense of New Jersey?
Mr. Braker has not yet lost his title as
the wittiest man in the Assembly.
Senator Carpenter has found use for
Alaska. he would make it a penal
colony.
DIR. Leonard J. Gordon is one of the
State Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rections.
The Liedertafel ball led to an early
adjournment of the House last Monday
evening.
Thomas Mailly, of Hudson, has charge
of one of the cloak rooms in the House
this year.
The first bouquet of the session in the
House appeared on the deck of Jewett of
Camden.
Governor Albeit is making himself
solid with all of the boys.-M. Holly Mr.
ror, (Rep.)
-sThe High Gin Bill" is what the funny
fellows of the House call Alcot's w. G. T.
U. Legislation.
Ex-Governor Mcclellan declines to be
Chief Marshal of the Inauguration day
parade at Washington.
The Elizabeth Herald sounds seven
head editorial tocsin against the new
Elizabeth assessment bill.
Fred Muller, of Hudson, is page in
the House this year-he was appointed
last year by Con Donovan.
Some one wants to abolish the Director
at-Large. The Director-at-Large is wise
institution and should be upheld.
Judge Caleb S. Green, of the Court of
Errors and Appeals, sent in his resignation
to Governor Albeit, last Wednesday.
State Treasurer Toffey is the first Treas
urer the State has been able to find outside
of Burlington County in fifteen years.
Outlet has already been found for all
but s767 of the $4,000 appropriated by
the State for the New Orleans. Exposition.
1t is said that Gen. Plume is booked
for the head of the State miliita-the wrong
kind of plume in General Sewells bon
net.
And now that it is settled that Judge
McCarter can't have it, the public pulse of
Essex have resumed the even tenor of its
way.
The Morris Jesseyman says that this Is
not the first time Senator Youngblood has
renowned his fealty to the Republican
party.
Judge Reeds death brought monster
delegations TO Trenton, last week, in be-
half of their various candidates to fill the
position.
Congressman Hines has written the
| New York american Machinis" that he is
for 'protection, but the present tariff may
need revision"
Mr.. O'Connor last Thursday accused
the Committee on Corporations of smother
ing every bill against corporation that
comes to them.
Senator Moons mysterious Railroad
bill is said to affect only West Line grants
at Jersey City. This is on the authority of
Assemblyman Heck.
Speaker Armstrong and Assenlhlyman
s'Sam" Dickinson were notable figures at
the Lincoln Dinner at Taylor's Hotel, Jer-
sey, Thursday evening.
The opposition to the confirmation OF
Chief Justice Beasley was not only on ac-
count of his age-there was little railroad
opposition behind it.
Wonder why the Assembly don't pass
a resolution demanding from the Comptrol-
Ter within five days, deed in fee simple
for the State of New Jersey.
Day, of the True american, died the
other day, and ''Joe' Mar, who used to be
Governor to Private Secretary Ludlow, is
alone in its management now.
Prosecutor Charley Hendrickson's
most active opponent for District Attorney
of Burlington County is Joseph @. Hem
erickson, and he is his brother.
-Ex-Speaker Van Duyne is not SO much
in love with the school money apportion
ment law. as he used to was, when he
worked it through the Assembly.
Charley Levy doesn't know Senator
Youngblood when he says that the Morris
Senator himself paid for the handsome
bouquet that graced his desk few nights
ago.
1t is wise. but not, we hope, neces-
sary precaution to have the books of the
late Treasurer Wright examined by experts
before the State releases his official bonds
men.
The BurIing ton Enterprise begs the
Governor, as an act of charity, to settle the
Burlington Prosecutorship contest. If 10
isn't settled soon, says the Enterprise, the
candidates will go mad.
journal Clerk "Joe" Hume, of the
Senate, drew the first postofice money
order that was ever paid. in this country. He
was at that time holding responsible