New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-12
DREdDING A SESSION IN JUN E.
WORK OF THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

srocvsr,SG A REMOVAL TO ATLANTIC CtTY-THk
NEWARK WATER sUPPLY-srATE TOPICS.
,rpcx THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE tribune
TRENTON. April 1.-THE determination OF
the Legislature to hold an extra session III june "hs
reached only opposition in the caucus and again on
the floor the House. IL is conceded that 'ne w.
question will he the only prominent topic c"ns'
Tho plan at present is to continue the special
appoiutcd to consider the subject and walt un'i INC
committee is prepared to report n"
Will denend upon the decision OF the '0u''
az Errors TO be rendered early new '
Ii ia conceded that tho logic of the sup'o'"o .u,
clsion cannot be modified materaiV ~ ' I
Court The tendency is all toward system Vi -
taxation on a basis differing In no m"teH" way I'm
~, 800, rursuod I'm regard to other property. Ihe
1aod which mombers TO have of returning 70 the
state House In June Ia somewhat diverted oy ho susse'
ton of Assemblyman A. F. X Martin. the Wa-' proher'
who proposes that Atlantic City should be selected ~ inc
meeting place instead OF Trenton There is 10 cohst'
,ional obstacle TO the change and the membera ENJOY
blue.fshing. yachting and along board walk lhey can
vote TO assemble by the side of the sea-
Meanwhile there is business to be transacted by the
Legislature before it acjourns The calendar OF the AS
semby Ia not heavily burdened and few BUSY SESSIONS
will suffice 10 clear it, The Senate, probably mas leu
hours business before it, providing the time is not con
sumed eloquence and excluding the LaverV Vr'ai'
The Impeachment VIII continue for iortnlsht ionser
il is said while the House will adjourn next frllay
The Elizabeth debt BILL repeating the so-calied re-
puda,ion act is sai will be permitted to remain u
disturbed the Assembly. 1t certainly Will not De
pushed The disposition to give Elizabeth ana the
cys creditors chance TO settle their differences
and il a compromise IS reached TO repeal the act hc1I
year and. in any case. to modify its provisions.
week was partly the result OF monentary anger 1t HAD
basis of deprecated popular disgust Inc ireouom 1
the their EXPULSION from the Assembly necessity
several weeks ana aroused feeling that soheunins
must be done them less prominent ana annoy
The old question of water supply for Newark ana
more important every month Newark and jersey CITY
are drinking water which Is contaminated ny iateiso'
enouHe to buy oette. supply: new shppf ' T VIC
mountains would cost them about looooOo Inrte Is
suggestion to utze Tue tS"s sbSud e and
which should have the guarantee OF the StaVe' the
money to he applied to me pnlcnase oi Tue 'o'
lands watcrrignts. the bu'!dns oil storage resc'o"'
etc, etc az, -, , .t,,,, ,o an, loosa
from Long Branch has been the cause OF sto,bS -.
gle The bill permit 1t has been amended so as 10
leave the decision to the voters ana ae Of 5n
make ,he political campaign IN thal coTner VI n'on
mouth County exceedingly vigorous Inc company
Branch nard work and expects TO be ready Win ns
sewers and purifying apparatus when the sunni er
and has been in successful operation abroad. Co.,.
Governor Abbets nominations hang fre ID inc SENATE
still There is lack OF rcspeet among M AZ
for the Governors Judgment III the seieeto ~
oce.hodcrs which is painful to the lastnaned as well
as to the Executive Dep irtment.
DR.. W. X Newton. the State MIX inspector, mas pei1
OF 0leomargariue. He Will probably Degln operations III
Newark, where enormous quantities or the lfauuIrn'
tiously bat there will be hestancy in making ne
necessary prosecutions The purity or the present mix
supply in New-Jersey is largely due 10 Dr. New ons m
ielgfnt vlgmc and his success in the new fell Is
anticipated with confidence. ,- -, ,,, ,o,
Shad fishing in the Delaware River mas laify open1u
and the Philadelphia market is no supplied exclusively
from that The fish are ruIDihg freely