The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-11

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Senator Brinkerhoff has introduced
bill that permits the incorporation of the
Nun of Kenmare's servant-girl charity and
school.
The production of Drs. Agnew and
White on the witness stand on Thursday,
was one of the surprises of the impeach-
ment trial.
Commissioner Muirheid says that the
Morris g. Essex pays proportionately more
taxes, local and State, than any other rail-
road in the common wealth.
The introduction Of convict testimony
by the defence in the Layerty trial has given
a weight and dignity to convict testimony
that they have all along said it is not en-
titled to.
The Palisade Ne.os very appropriately
says that it will be gratifying to public SEN
iiment to know that Mrs Laverty will be
spared the painful ordeal of going on the
witness stand.
Ex-Sheriff Reynolds of Newark, whose
term of Railroad Tax Commissioner expires
tomorrow, retires with the best wishes and
esteem of all who have had business OF
| personal relations with him.
| IF the woman Maria Murphy, said to
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animation by Mr. Gray animated she had
| said concerning Keeper Laverty, it's
wonder the House Managers didn't make
her witness for the State.
Some members are urging in all sincerity
| that If special session is to be held in June.
/ it shall be held at Atlantic City. They say
that the New York Legislature held long
/ midsummer session at Saratoga on one
occasion.
| Exc Governor Price valiantly offers to
| go forth with the Democratic gubernatorial
| shield on his breast and wang u1sh William
Walter Phelps 1t isn't the first time
Governor Price has offered unlimited to put
| on the Democratic armor, and been politely
/ bowed out.
j -Whew What was it Tommy Noonan
| fred at Armstrong after he had given the
chair to Besson, because he had Just pre-
viously refused to recognize ssIommy"
when he claimed the floor? Did he say
something about the Speakers action being
/ pusillapimous?
The Peterson Guardian says that in
view of the many important matters vet to
be disposed of at Trenton, and the POSSIBLE
ity of special session to settle the railroad
taxation question, a special election should
be ordered at which successor to Mr.,
Gourley could be chosen.
i The Orange journal thus expresses its
opinion of the present Leg stature. g Mr.,
Gators evidence of corruption was cir.
cumstantial, but of such strong character
that it could not but be convincing 1t is q
disgrace to the State of New Jersey that
any portion OF the peoples Representatives
shoUld SO misrepresent them.
The Newark Advertiser that at the be.
hest of Mckenzie, shouted for the repeal
OF the Bankrupt CITY Relief Act twc
months ago, changed its tune and began to
talk sense when it learned that Amzi Dodd
its patron, and Chief of one of the mos
important business institutions IN Newark
or in the State in fact-was opposed to it.
/ One would naturally suppose that Eve
Il lawyer assemblymen could ably prosecute
the charges against prison keeper Laverty;
4 vet had not outside counsel been emnloved
the case could yery safely have gone to The
Il Senate without word of defense. Tn
/ other words. the managers are no more
capable of managing the Case than thew are
capable of living.
j The nomin .tion bv Govarnoy Ahhet,
of ex- Mavor O'Neill of this c;tv az ona ri
fine State Railroad Tax Commiss;onars o., I
of ex.C,itv Comntrollar ConnoIiv az NayvarL
/ as the other are to he warmly commendad
The INTEGRITY ~ ev Movor OsNo;lI = -
i we'll known that ba naads No enco,a;,,,,,
i Connollv is . hrainv and nracticsl nan
who will be- of great service in tha Roard
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!. 1el u naslng goaueu Sena1or large m
" :ahiuS p9si.ion on sne per cent PHI,
ssWe have had our eve mon Mr.. I,arge,s
Senatorial nerformences ali along and hsvo
felt confdeag Of catching him at his old
trick of straddlino. his feats in that line
during the late campaipn being still fresh
ii our memory
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was ouI Il iass " eunesuay, oieu very SUD
uenly iase ounoay morning. ne was ~
NeM :, ~. loIA anu ~ arpalens gooo neai.n 4
en'n sne evening u SATURDAY, 0usD as ne
was aDou. W slaL. Aor nome ne was selzeo
WiGn emu. rflen9s tooK nun 70 som er-
VINE, Dus nau scaIceiy gos nun meoical at
savantv Years of aoe and bic vos~s had
made hin, very feebIs $40 --'
rso 49, As,.o.u,. 49, aoxauau
lIe hanwsy Aaooco.e snus ueIelos
Assemo!ynan Inanoerlsin rom inc IN
descfih!aase charges VI coIruPtlou CON
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cently ~ Ine layio -, opela house, lIsnso on
Assenoly man onaln ~. " you t e1L
every measure insfo ~ = .ue nouse LOT
sne cohsetuoIlon u sne "dsnlnsaon este -
| CiiuSo "a ceiooJ O,y. -, ~
GATOR VINO y angly enas me D,leee Dnls
were iose, ciasseu i.s lIienus anu Toes allks
as corruptlonlsts IN MS trenton ADDRESS
ing.
| The journal says that some of the Sen.
ators were indignant beyond expression
last Tuesday because Rev. Mr.. Lucas
| prayed Heaven to help the High Court of
Impeachment to righteous judgment in
the Laverty case. We can think of only
one Senator who would wax wroth at the
suggestion that God Almighty could put an
idea into his head. That's Freddy, of
Essex Perhaps he's right about it Even
God Almighty would probably find 1t a
hard task to give him new idea. But
then Freddy thinks he knows it all. He
even lmagines, possibly, that he could give
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