New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
CONDUCT or THE VERTY CASE.
LEGISLATIVE WORK LITTLE DELAYED.

Mr.. GATOR AND THE BRIBERY QrYs71oN-HPoi>I-
MkNrs AND APPROPRIATIONS.
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNEI
TRENTON March 2S.-The Laverty lmpeach-
t.A which occupied four days OF last week. has
advanced far ehOugh 10 show that probably II Will not
lie concluded before of next week The evidence
has been disgusting Ss the most pInIieh ahcAoo'
and the testimony has given the spectators 10" 0p
ion of human nature generally II has seemcu lhPoSsr
bic to exclude the unhealthy details without some sacr
flee of fact which would he unsafe TO make; but Tor
tupaey many Of the phases developed have been
slpprosscd 40 far as the general public lie concerned
The proceedings have been conducted with dignity ana
only with the serenity Of the court mas
been Occasioncd by few tooeager spectators
from anon. certain class OF members oI
tho lower house. The Senators themselves
watch the proceedings closely as in duty bound and the
general disposition shown has been one OF extreme taT
ness Tho only time that there was any genuine anger
aroused when il alleged that Mr. Barton one OF
Mr. Lavertys counsel. had acted FOR Minnie sohaef-r.
principal against him, and had then accept
cd retainer from the keeper Senator Mcbride Demo
craft offered a resolution requiring Bartons withdrawal
the case but it not acted upon. under the be-
lief that it might prejudice the case
Ex-Assem0ly yman Gator has had liberal public notice
given that Wednesday evening, At the Opera House
n this city he VIII deuOunce the authors of the defeat OF
the jersey City Bridge bill and legislative bribery gen
orally Just bow far Mr. Gator will go in relation TO the
allegations OF bribery which floating about Iren-
ton Is matter OF conjecture He probably
has no great inclination 10 pose as the
prosecutor IN an extended Investigation. and
AL Investigation is conceded to be necessary should
the charges which arc made In private assume more
tangible form. 1t has never been explained why the
5l defeated and probably IT never viii be unless
formal examination Into the iacts Is made.
LEGISLATION has delayed By the Impeachment trial
less th.n was anticipated The necessity for pushllG
{ttsTfsi
OF doubtful utility The Governors nominations have
caused some difficulty. He has named Lawrence T.
Fell is Cnld Labor Inspector against thc protest OF the
labor Organizations and as they principally inter
eted tue enforcement OF the law several OF the Seha-
tors are warmly opposing his confirmation. The ap-
pointnent OF Democratic saecossor to a Republican
District Court Judge IN Newark has also ONoke4 sOue
antagOnism. The Governor has several Important Hom
Board OF AsseSsoTN 1t Is believed ha he wa reappoht
A. NJ ReynU,d, but his selection for he place naie va
cant Dy the reai.nsuOn of Alien L. McDrrnott Is only
The amount OF the extraordinary appropriations
already made unlcr favorable CONSIDERATION ia the
Leeislature attracts adverse comment The toai
OF these reaches the neghboinoci OF 1'JjOJo ann IL Is
qutsuoued whether the state Treasury can pear the
Sian. The appropriations arc needed, though II MAY
he doubted whether tIey would nave bceh maze EAi 'e
state been dependent upon direct taxation Tor ItS
revenues. IL seems 10 Oo me oreI Oh me Ie~i'"''Ia
That The an1au. 10 10 rea%+I nom I"Iodi tAc' 'Ll'
year. under tue temporary provision ade u' A9 courts
will be ia Oi last ears and that 10 such opp0r
tuLIy Iof comforting Aeeuy I""'o 0N"I'''e' wa 40
by the emplyIug acids in the lake nom neigh
boring powder WORKS has been cuded 10y Tie company h
question agreeing 60 take sUttI.c precautions, Ih'
subject aroused unusual Interest for the ldhe appears 10
vC entering upon season OF unprecedented popularity
IAe number tue UWc.os along lie shores mas been III
CTeSsG- steadily for several years and next summer
there viii 10 "a large addition to the residences aud
hotels
Tho recent deg show in Newark phenomenal sue
cess The entries exceeded any previous exhibition IN
number The quality the best ana there was PROFIT
to the NewJeIsty hrunel Club. lac Interest IN animals
and Ia sporting nAtteIs IS evidently increasing. Inc
Horse Breeders Association at meeting IN ElLabet on
Saturday arranged fOr meeting in july and VIII Ohcr
Nb0Ia. prlrs aud the representation Of owners Oh Last
horses arso. 4. B DaIug having declined The prcSi-
deucy Of the association account OF his health l. ~
NlkusJl prom LGIt merchant and uVucroi horses "a
Newark VAS chosen in Lls stead. III other Spo!L-G
matters mach ACTIVITY Is shown Newark has "a aInR
baseball cub The Eastcn League; tno D.cJcoiS ago
earnestly interested ia their organization, anu ci4Chu.
receives :nuCu attention.
A proposition is pending TO extend the sewerage syt
TEN being cousIrdotod q, Long Btaucn tp EDeroh,
aud tU introduce a similar system al OH paCes MOha
the SHORE.
Mrs : + Emnols. Of Washington, whose husband ro-
Gently took action toward placing nor u IN %sJ am AMI
figured prominently At Long Branch aAd ia NaslI-
inEtOu the owner OF gay eqnpases and the Weder "
brilliant costumes, SAD to DC OF jersey Dir u d1 tdd-
cation. She is certainly lot husSI~u, ~ Washington
gOSsps reported