New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-21
.NEW-JERSET LEGISLITTRE.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT sCHENCK
AND sPrAETE Armstrong.
IRON ruE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE Oh THE rErBCNE.l
TRENTON. Jan. 2O.-Prcsidcnt SchencS am
nouuced the senate committees th!s morning follows
republicans in Roman, Democrats in italics;
Judc,ay -Mcs.rs. Nouneblocd. CocaTd' and Briate-
Eerison Of he Locs-Griggs Vaaderbm aud Fish.
TinaHo. GnIlncr. Su,ih ANA Herring.
lfsa ripdl carp ,rdfpns icho.s, Cochran and FISH
IIloriiaa- tLo.H,. Youugilpod and v. II. AHer.
4t,Hd- crinmer. i,s'.qsi.a aud fish. ., H..
Gyogs,J HgnnsSl@'d sld tleT pinsoa.t
~ T1i.rips- Vicho'. ". r. VRt-r and Grigs.
y nt. oI,d bssr0,o-- ri,.f'TbW Nouu -b'ooi and
T,sCio.pos Bp..ses5 w " Miller, Ljnng.f1, and
EEfc'o,s- Thompson smith and No,n.
T.ersa,d Ensires-E. HHor. ". ". Miller and LIE
,.qiar AMI Fi.si,as-W p. Miller, T. IGHo and
Rp,,tga Rigln-E.,,t rtqq cho,rr and Cranmer.
ingfos'.d mn, Pnn'"lst. Id"d'b't and Herring
H., senate Joint Committee arr:
I,sqsu,,5's IcctHfs Grggs. C0rD.utr and Thompson
Stat. Tri,p" C,chraa. Fish 4nd ~. Il NH'r
Lul'uo 'y'"al oi" n.ogl 'a.d s5'i nd Cnnmcr
va, Llrar, G,rlucr Cochraa and Nichols
Smk,ng Fund L,rugstpa, ". " Miller and thdHe.
FcI,rai R,ianus-, Gardner Pancoast and BrinGerhoG
Comni,rce d,d Nar'gdf'o"-Iancoa-t. l., AHier and
F,1aGag Nichols Ca,p,,'f,r and Herring.
It,s.d Eis- ". u NH,r. J.. MH'o' and Cramncr.
Notd,-is' Hpmr-Ii-h. GrrE- and HriiLtrhp0.
Eetoru Sehooi par Boys Jd,id.rtth Thompson and
chain,
Industrial schop' ,,r Gici. Herring. Carpenter and W
Doiranf Dog,b Asy,,y,-M,,n. Pancoa-t and Brinkcr.
hof
Nj s,h,uck has given the Democrat. little less than
one half thr committees. Prompt payment Of MS obi
cations expected. and when he delivered the goods
The listening senate manifested aston ,hmcut II
~ bad any feared and good deal shrcWdcr than
the majority supposed the elderly President was capa
bic or There are several Indications that Governor
Albeit thoroughly satisfied The Judiciary Committee.
Tor instance 10 which the Governors appointments viii
be referred has Democratic majority. That on Riparian
Rights which nl-ht Interfere with the Governors
scheme, acquiring absolute control OF the enormous
Interest, involved is also Democratic Tho Committee
on Municipal Corporations To which the Jersey city bills
viii co. Objectionable - the Governor. Even his
personal prejudice, within h, party are humorod Scna
tor Vanderbilt DEM being neglected by the President
I'm marked manner.
model his committees after the announcement by the
President in orler to overcome the Democratic pro-
ponderanco on OF the joint committees. When lie
announced them they as follows:
Ways dHd Mea,S-iIlinc.. Jewett, Sec Flynn Bond
J,,dcimy-Jenkins, Hangover, Frambach Parker,
lesson. .
AWedi"e- Ackerman' haihes Grant, buu" "ri'
Id,,eafion- Kerkner Brn1er, Bell. Chapman, Larson.
LheiiDHs Scheec. Jenkins, HoZwortl, toniilddc'
ItGos,ed BHls-Ruc. Dickinson, Carson Budd, Bond.
Miiiia- Chambers Dickinson, Low, Chapman, o'Con-
claims and Precautionary Pensions Holzworh Heck.
Romano. Harrigan, Sayagc. ~
CO.pDrdfiOHS-C kerincr, Jowctt, Flynn, Wild
Be,Ls ant Insmaaeo-Bell, schece, Alcott, Flynn,
T"ao,shed characterization, Grant Dorcmus, wover
| Iieiicniai FrpenseS-worth, Harrison, Alderman,
SttiiomGy- See, Dorcmus. Romaine, Kelly, John Mar
Riparap Rights-Harr-on, Frambach Corbn, Clark,
Rers,on Of Lars-Kearbey. Corbn. Chambers, Bolton,
'Esbcries-North Smith, scheole, Ludam John Martin.
Raiiroods and CanGis-Alcott, A. f. H. Martin Banks
Wisceiiameoas BusiaeSs--Low Wells, Heck. LanSon,
Drake.
| The Joint committees
iTrasurcs Aceounis- Bell. Whitaker jenkins, Clark
Indlam. ,-...-, =, II ,,,t ,,,,
| "Iimaiic Isyi1ls-A +. II. Martin, Wells, Frambach,
Public grounds and BUitiin0s-Jewett, Parker, Lup-
'o Stat. LiJrayv~Corbin Parker, Doremus, Chapman
| sinking Fund Dickinson, Keasbey.
| Bdnks~Ieck. HarIgan.
TSderai Reiat,ons- Gangewer, Kcasbey, Low, Kinney
Commerce and Narigahon- Whitaker, Smith, Grant,
DiprinGnG-Brakcr Alcott Murphy. wnton. OConnor
| Passed BHiS-Ruo, Lupton, krkner, Romane savage
SoidierS Home-liarrison Alderman, Wills "luficA'
Reto,m School tor Boys-Carson, Rue, Murphy Parker
| Flynn. ,.l,, ~ MI. eoo nralo
| WOlyertOn. ~,
| Dear and Dumb Asyium-smith, Chambers, North
| Alcott, Larson. . - ,,
Labor and Industries Braker. See. Bell, Rue, Flynn
| The Assembly Committees gave ample satisfaction
although the House Democrats regret somewhat that the
advantage their Senators gained under Schencks r'o
was the cause OF TO their Assembymen The Senate
this morning received number OF bills, including one
incorporating the State Fremens Association. and adj
Iourned until tomorrow The Assembly debated reso-
hton TO resclnd rule requiring bills to be reported
Within ten daYs Of eommitta and adopted u after