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TRENTON NOTES.



Senator Bogart wants to get home to
attend to bis farm.
And now speculation Is rife as to what |
the verdict will be.
Ex-Gov. Newell is praoticing medicine
in Wyoming Territory.
Horaiio N. Barton's rebuke Of lawyer
Gray on Tuesday last was very apropos.
Jim Scovel threatens to make fight
for an Assembly nomin ton in Cameeh
next Fall.
"Cul' Barcalow has been almost the
sole occupant Of the House gallery for the
past five weeks.
United States District Attorney, Job
Fl. Lippincott, was in the Senate Chamber
on Wednesday,
The Ex-lobbyist OF the Newark Beer
Bottler's bill is q marked specimen Of the
ORDER of Weak Fish.
ALI the Hudson members went home
to vote Tuesday morning and returned to
Trenton on Wednesday.
1t is undeniable that Sam. Grays at
tempts to bulldoze the defsnse's witnesses
is at times absolutely disgusting.
Ex-senator Merritt, of Camden, listen
cd to the impeachment proceedings two
days last week, handsome ss ever.
Joel Parker has notified Senator Nc
Pherson that he won't accept his nomina-
ton for the Governorship next Fall.
Senator Youngblood, at the very close
of bis career, disgraces himself by making
false statement on his word of honor.
The Joint Session of the Legisl ture
held on Wednesday morning occupied just
exactly two min utes and thirty seconds.
Senator Gardner don't feel very badly
over Senator Youngblood's attack on him
| in the Senate Chamb last Monday night
by his proclamation published in an
other part of the TATTLER, Governor Alb
bett desiguates next Friday for Arbor Day.
| The foundation to the proposed new
/ portion Of the State House would be a dis
grace as the foundation of tenement
house.
Even ex-Assemblyman Flynn did not
escape the invective of Senator Younghlood
in his remarks on the recommittal of the
| tunnel bill.
i --Somebo ly propounds to the TATTLHR
this conundrum: 'sWhy is the Laverty tlIal
a speachblow' trial2 Because it is ex-
pensive, Of course.
-Barney Ford was seen at Trenton for
the first time this season one day last
week. He has an engagement now in Col
lector Klotz's Office.
1t has been suggested that Freddy was
induced by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to play his defiant role in the consid
err ton Of the Chase bill
Senator Chattle opened the Senate
with prayer on Wednesday morning, aud
it was the prettiest little prayer heard in
either House this session.
Terry Mcdonald was certain G., vernon
Albeit would sign his paid fire department
repeater. But then, Terry. tive can't most
always sometimes tell
Sam Gray would no doubt be satisfied
if the impeachment trial would last all
Summer. $500 can't be made by many
Camden lawyers every week in the year.
Patrick II. Lsverty's testimony in his
own behalf should not fail to acquii him.
after comparison of it alone with the
whole weight of the evidence against bin.
! DIR E. e. Smith, Medical Director at
the Morris Plains Asylum, has resigned.
The Dover Inder says he is going to start
little lunatic asylum of his own in Boonton.
The Englewood Times suggests that if
William Walter Phelps is so awfully averse
to running Elk Postmaster Ward might
willing to be the Republican candidate for
Governor.
The Warren Democrats are going way
down below the level for candidate for
Governor. They actually talk of trying
to bring about the nomination of ex As
semblyman Silas W. De Witt.
Attorney General Stockton seems to
/ kbsrt q rrocksNn In al
or not the Court of Errors and Appeals
will hand down their decision on the CON
stitutionality of the railroad tax act of 1884
in May.
Senator Brinkerhoff stirred up she
beast in s'Cul" Barcalow BY his speech in
the Senate few days ago, and now the
s'agent of the Pennsylvania Road in Tren-
ton, sir, is threatening all kinds of VEN
geance upon him.
The summing up in the Laverty impeach-
msnt trial is to begin tomorrow night, and
counsel on each side will be allowed eight
hours. That Will put the case In the hands
of the Senators for final Judgment by
Wednesday or Thursday.
Major Anderson, the State Comptroller,
says that in view of the depleted condition
of the treasury, the salary list will be paid
first, and the great appropriations that the
| Legislature has been making right and left
will have to run the slim chance of enough
being left over to meet them.
Senator Gardner's "laying out of
Senator Youngblood last Monday night was
| listened to with breathless silence and is
said to have been the most perfect bit of
rhetoric heard In the Legislature this Win
ter. 1t was his greatest effort, and yet it
evidenced no effort whatever on his part.
The Hunterdon County Democrat
pretty conclusively convicts little Large of
Hunterdon, of playing double with his con-
stituents on the 5 per cent. bill-practi
caLy of lying to them about it. We have
wondered in what respect the HuHterdon
Senator was large. The Hunterdon Demo-
crdt opens our eyes.
The Newark Advertiser and the Morris
town Chronicle are trying to show their
readers how awfully unwilling William
Walter Phelps is to take the Republican
nomination for Governor. All the posted
men in the State know that he is working
| for it with all the energy at his command.
But country editor in New Jersey is the
last fellow in the world to hook on to o
piece of news.
The Clinton Democrot, edited by ex-
oSnotor carpenter, gives littl6 Large, VINO
represents Hunterdon County in the State
Senate, an everlasting going over for his
vote for the Washington street bridge bill.
1t says that the welfare of Hunterdon
County demands that the Lehigh Valley
Railroad shall have an independent right
of way into New York, and that very little
Larges Washington street bridge would
have stood materially in her way.
HoBoKEN NOTES.