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TRENTON NOTES.


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ba n ser;ansy II fo some time 4 recover-
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~. sue oeii@so 40 pes''' o's'sA
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Ill seems 70 DC pIessy Wen unuefstcuu
tnas suu, A ~, ~ 1lcDeLinoe' - W 70
appoln'su Cie1A - onan'slJ
That Joint Meeting Jury Commission
Dlli y 80 lniangus .nas eye1 ~ IVY uual-
can papers " the o'ase aie ueno ul'ln y.
Ex-Judge Rankin has happily escaped
the attack of govt with which frequent
dinner parties the week Delore last threat
ened him.
The hanway Aduocote says tnere Is one
DUDE IN the Leglsiasufe, anu tnsn leaves
us IN STATE Of oeiigntlui uncertainty as 70
49, =
Senator Nichols made the best argu-
ment in the Senate on Tuesday why the
baltimore q 0alo should Do allowed 70
Dridge arthur NH.
d Gal Barcalow made tracks to the tel
egraph office Immediately after the passage
Of the anti-B. d y. resolutions, to monty
their author of the fact.
= Congressman Phelps is red hot for the
Washington street bridge That ne can vote
for; but dead against the Staten Island
bridge that he can vote Tor.
The fawning Advertiser of Newark can
slobber Fish of Essex all over with its praise
and fiattery. He can never De greater than
his moustache can make MIN.
Ex-senator Burr Miller of Cape May
| is said to be booked for the supeTintend-
ency of the Life Savings Stations, to the
| intense disgust of Judge Diverty.
And now thew saw that chief of the
State House Scrub Brigade Browns treat
ment Of widow Meley will drive the old
woman to desperation or an early grave.
| Gr;oos is SAID bv the s,,,,5,,, I'M 10
have left Yonnpblood off the Tmnatic
| Asslnm Comrnittee At the reanest Of the
managers of the Morris Plains madhouse.
| The Clinton Democrat il authority for
the statement that Senator Moon was
| wrongly recorded on tie Staten Island
| bridos bill. and that he really voted aoainat
II - 2 4
| H. ra.a-,. s,,.os., o-;a.
.pI wasoi soaSs s,,eaa III, .hs.
luan ~. 70 .iiS'
az he thinks II sbonId The BOARD of Alder.
men
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~ says 70 mn so.s
againse ~. Ona.''e lesoiualon
.pe e5np.oy y en- ~, ~ ssenosia pho1 ~ 'aAs
me aepates ~ tne oenaes, On sne GROUND
snas I. ~ an unnecessary eAPense.
The Hoooken Advertiser well observes
IN connection with the legislative AFRO
gs1ce Of .ne nay-se ss:e co941les, enae any
LA. - oeasey ivy - LoooAen
senls aaisel 'ons'i'uenoy snan solie o'ass
nena1vls.
The Paterson Press says that Colonel
Morris T. Hamilton, State Librarian is en-.
gagged m writing history OF New Jersey
With his ability and the material at his
command he ought to write good history
of our Sta.e.
LSsna1or rish toiu wnas me 40 n ns
wouiu 1asAe were Ae nneulpef Vi Inc Na'
uonal congress 70 Wnom sucn petition a.
tne D; Y. nriage resoiut,on was present.
ca. bus, rreaole, 40 you nno" an ene ad
ages on tnat httie Word III
The bill that Mckenzie is trying tx
put through the Legislature for the sale in
fee of lands to satisfy accumulated taxes
is regarded as burdensonae, aud has been
sent to the Attorney General for his opin
ION as 10 us conssitutlonaiity-
Are you States rights man Sen
ator Gardner was asked at the close of his
remarks on the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
bridge argument in the Senate last Tues
day. g As far as this matter is concerned,
was his reply, g am, most decidedly"
-Fifteen of the sixteen Senators who
| voted IN favor of the resolution to CONGRESS
last Tuesday carried more waioht When
thew came to cast their little vote IN favor q
the resolution than the three out OF the
tour who spread themselves IN the discus
SION ana nnally voted against 1t.
AssembIyman Corbin, referring to Mr.
Noonan's resolution on Tuesday last, said
he could see no necessity for such inquiry