The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-29
TRENTON GOSSIP.
WhaG is said About Men and Things as
= the State Capital.

So Fish threatened to bolt the caucus,
too, Ell?
AS Fakir of news, Larry Mott takes
the cake.
Writing must be cheap down in Father
Wildziok's district.
They propose to spend $3.50, 900 on the
new Capitol building.
-"Cul" Barcalow's loss of his son is a
great affection to him.
-Assemblyman Low gave all the boys a
rose Wednesday night
Didn't Senator Griggs dare to show his
hand on Senate No. %?
* John Caminade is not very far behind
on Parliamentary ruling.
Comptroller Anderson is justly entitled
to an increase in his salary.
DR. North and Hames, the Dominic
Assemblyman, are old chums.
The biennial session bill met with its
usual knock out the other day.
1T is said that George Ludlow has his
cyc on the Governorship again.
How does Senator sFreddie" Fish like
the attitude of police affairs in Newark?
There was merry old circus in the
Republican joint caucus, last Wednesday.
Wait till you see the appointments
they make in Joint Meeting next Thursday
Does President Schenck know that the
District Court bill has gone through the
Senate?
How would it do to let one Of the
Methodist Conferences run the Reform
School?
Good advice to Paddy McDonough:
Don't be Sergeant-at-Arms for any other
Committee.
1t looks as though Mr.. Corbin's Con-
soidated Labor and Charity bureau is to be
knocked out
So Mr.. Murphy won't pass the Newark
bond bill over the veto after all! We
thought not
If Freddy could only write his Tren
ton letters with his pumps now, how bright
they would be!
-Keasby puts fellow for all the world
in mind of little bantam rooster just
learning to crow.
Aren't the Senate Democrats a little
previous in caucusing a nomination that
hasn't yet been made?
Will Hunt says that Speaker Armstrong
likes to remind the public of his youth
And Wills about right.
State Treasurer Toffey has appointed
John NJ. Reingruber of Hudson, to minor
position in the State House.
Senator Brinkerhoff represented the
sentiment of his constituency in opposing
the passage Of Senate No. %.
This will be the first time in the his
tory of the State that the Legislature has
adjourned sine die, on Saturday
Mem. for Mr.. Griggs: Mr.. Albeit is
the only President of the Senate who was
ever made Governor of the State.
State School Superintendent Chapman
proposes to retain Mr. Betz, the chief clerk
of the late Superintendent Apgar.
John Kennel is one of the incorpora
tors of the Hudson County Turf Asscci
alton, recently formed in Jersey City.
Charcoal District Sergeant-at-Arms
Colfax and his assistant don't know how tC
preserve order among boys-let alone men
We should like to see Senator Gardner
in the Presidents chair next sessi on-pro
viding, of course, that body is Republican
Did the Bill go back to the Hous
Wednesday to return missing coat, o
had he taken the missing coat as dis
guise?
1t would be good idea for Warner
County to select Assemblymen with SOM
other distinction than that of being in thei
dotage
didn't sneak the other day when the
| Speaker announced "a message from tn,
Governor !"
Sam Semple's brother might stant
some chance for the prosecutcrship of Bur
lington if he visited the Executive Cham
Der less often.
There is waiter in the American
House who has catered to the SeligmanI
and several other swell Fifth avenue, New
York, families.
IF the State Capital is to be changed
don't in heavens name bring it to Jerse.
City. We're bad enough here as it is with
out the Legislature
John W. Wescott, the newly appoir tee
presiding judge of the Camden Count!
Common Pleas, is quite rustic in apr ear
ance, but he's ga smart un they say
The report il favor of removing the
State Capital to Newark comes with goo6
grace from Revolutionary Committee
The proposition is somewhat revolutionary
in itself.
Newark, who would have been most
benefited by tie Plank Road bill, kicked
when Senator Brinkerhoff had so amended
it as to make Newark pay the bulk of the
expenses.
The story that the State House fire was
caused by friction between the Governor
and the Legislature had its origin. we be
lieve, in the fertile brain of Sheriff Billy
Brown of Newark.
The net gain of the Republicans by
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