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What + Said About MEN and Thinss
at shs state Capital.
Corbin's hieh-license bill should pass.
Governoy Ahhett d;d not al Il Tren-
ton lsst wesl iii Wadn an. s1Hs e q a,n;nc
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NE poula Terry WINS again: II was
thst saved Sss' IL; INV usA0o = ''A'0. s'u''S
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-Ane mouse on luesoay mao 70 adjourn
Lof recess a. nlgn noon because tney nao
no business 70 attend TO-
mayor Johns was "a lIenton me
other evening acIVeiy urging the "asn-
lngton street Drldge Dill.
Clarke, had he had half dozen adyo-
Gates like Assemblyman Pintard, might
nave aistanced Terry Mcdonald.
Congressman Phelps will entertain the
members of Ike Legislature on their visit
to Washington, next Wednesday.
Prosecutor Wilson Of Union County is
after reappointment, and County Attor-
ney Marsh Is after him with sharp stick
Governor Albeit will probably sub
nit the report of the State Prison inspect
ors in the Layerty matter tomorrow even
ing.
--Hammonton is split in too. and one
side amuses itself by throwing snakes and
toads into the cisterns on the other side to
make the people living there mad.
And now tba e;t;zans toIlx ~ bo,, nc;,,e,
little Spencer Weart because he is down at
Trenton opposing the bridge bill. Let him
alone gentlemen. He cant do it any harml
-Tba last i.nnoacbment nrocaad;ngs
vasnitad IA ttba discharua az Tnst;ca 3
n HorsIev If this citv from the rnll If
j. P.s for an indignity offered. now.
Justice Dixon.
Thu RAILROAD neonla talled If b;r;no q
hall n Rahwav for : !, nd;gnat;on ,,,aat;sr
viii view II ;ndnc;ng AssanobIv,,aS, 2, !,
t|hamberlain to vote mon The n 80
resolutions.
IL hoe baan oofno tho rounds of Tho
stata tbat covarnoT Al,beit snant ali of Last
Monday 81 tbe State Prison. Thisis false
Grvavror 4 hLatt was :, ~ ~ ts,a grata Prison
anv dav last week
Tho H,.,.;.a N.,.. 80 ,rou..h s.rs that
mon laarning If To Mars asn;raiinns To
tha n MaTshaIsbin Senator Macpherson
called snnon tba Prsa;dant r. NAV he
safely said he didn't % 81 los Interest
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e'J Ill snS Dus y1ou'
a aiS la.sie AZ; 81 ~ m ILL., vn,
ali that had banneped mn to that time. and
received
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sopis unae. u1soussAoA "ou1e po1Ma'
Jack Lard was one OF the Commits
sloners before Wnom some OF the testi-
10y - 'n9 1u Ia "as t saa,a aas'
5 .ts;rI $3.50 -
So.enss' ~ I 60 .A s .aa; I1S ~ J.
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osase ieasuiy ~ iss Po'el'y'
10 quote allkthe authorities could,
said Fred Fish, in his harangue on Chase's
railroad. bill IN the Senate the other day,
would be an affectation OF learning. on
my part. wonueI uoes ne lnlnA an ne
salu was mucn more =. tnan mere allecta-
'lon OF learning Nopooy eise GOES.
Comptroller Anderson. Immediately
after the decision on the Railroad tax act
had been rendered on Thursday humor-
ously pictured himself the Governor, the
Attorney General and the Treasurer stand
ing with their hands on either side of the
Governors desk, looking at each other as
mucn as 10 say, wen TINS IS pretty
now 40 you 90.
Robert f. Stockton, Jr., has been
spoken of as the likely successor of Judge
Med ermott in the State Board of Assessors.
To TATTLER representative, the other
day, he said: "It is not true that am 9
candidate. Indeed, SO far from the truth
is it, that this is the first time / have heard
nay name connected with it and, what's
nere, don't want it.
Charles P. Nicoll is the latest accession
to the ranks Of the aspirants for the Dis.