New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
NO sIGAs or ApJoUEyMENE::
LEGISLATION WAITING IN NEw-JERsEY.

THE CHASE Bill. AND THE JERSEY CITY BlhpDE-
IIIZtBETH's DLBI-STATE NOTES.
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TRENTON. March 21.-Thc Legislature VIII
h,,io ia eleventh week tomorrow cvcains Win 10
3rri,o sims OF ad uurnmeut 1hc proposition that the
Assembly slould adjourn darnE tho LAVclty lHlea'"
meut trial meets with Huc favor because most VI ''
members have bills which, though OF no puoHc HhPo
tau.e they still desire to Lave passed ihere are "So
some measures OF public Interest aud tWo Al 'ed7t' q"
tnrm Will occupy some of the time this week Inc
first il, the Chase bill, which comes from the senate
with Governor Abbett's veto attached. The veto may
not N Ike difference IN the Vote OF the ASseh"S'
mt If has made some OF the members hesitate Inc
Repubicans specially feel thar they nave Iet
their devotion to certain state interests uo'n'
nate them too far tbs matter and mat
If "a misfortune that the Governor should reaD the
ADVANTAGE which viii from his course The Jersey
City Bridge bill Will also come mp during the week. anu
with some change in the management 1t Is believed tht
it VIII pass The House, it is thought cannotDe h"uceu
on any pea to repeat the Of defeating te measure
and the feeling than has been for some
weeks past The measure Ia, been opposed by shiinl
lobbyists and sad tohayc lie" schemes on oo
but il Is safe to say that the members are more wary ana
will not led the trap which the cunning hahpu-
laors 50 adroitly set for tIen on the first trial
The Iow.fdre bill continues to attract general attention
and to elicit favorable comment Tie rate II proposes
o
the ella IN is that can be done Dy the railroads at
retail can lie done at wholesale. The bill Will also come
p on final passage this week. ana with IuII House the
members who support the bill arc sangulne OF ma
Jorly.
Elizabeth is about to make another effort to settle the
debt question The compromise oA'red by the c'ty
would probably succeed at once II the singer interest
woud consent and this is deemed probable thaa
at any previous time owing 20 passage OF the Mar
FIN Tai bill which regulates settlements OF taxes ami
assessments basis satisfactory TO President Mch On
zie The city IS meanwhile DONG we'll number ot
new houses have been built and rents are higher than
they have been,
THE appontments made by the President to ollco in
New-Jersey not been numerous enough to satisfy
the Democrats and the failure OF the Senate to act does
not please The President h1s not even selected
man for the office OF District Att orncy ana the deeEd
ton in Congress has been unable TO agree. The an
nouucepcn that Job H. Lippncot Of Jersey city, was
10 have toe place. raised breeze and has caused ms al
/ vocat,s at WASHINGTON To w@ver III thelr support - -
/ Tls organization Of the siato Association OF Horse
men In this city saturday Is recognition or act
which has long conceded, thtt tn state mas rev r.
yas n the number and excellence OF me horses owned
within its b0rd,r and superior In the number OF men
VINO take intelligent interest IN the breeding OF me
senator sewelrs hill to give American register to
half score of ships has caused general criticism ana
the hope is expressed thai lie Will withdraw the meas
The Organizing OF NcwJersey workngmen into unions
branches OF the knights OF Labor continues rap
idly. .,, 49,. .s.... .,.,- ~, ~.
Ihe inspection OF milk by the state Inspector, DT w.
X Newton Of Paterson, has eEtcuied throughout tho
state year, but only fOriythrec Violations OF
me ay were detected ana ii is aimJtel that the at
teupts aducrate the food are becoming less ire
quent every year The standard Of purity required Is
IL per cent Of solids and the experience OF the state
has sno WI that could not be changed with advantage
The Inspector in his annual report SAYS the chance IN
pub c feeling regard 10 tic law Is rtlnarkable ana
grstifying the enforcement OF its provisions now re-
ceyinp the support all interested parties.
| The annual report OF the Bureau OF Vital Statlsucs
shows 24.U77 births, % SO7 deaths AMI S,9-9 mar.
in the year covered Dy the report Tue returns of
the marriages sd 10 be incomplete. The number OF
deaths 2,Gt9 greater than IN the previous year nu
that was wear OF exceptional health. The most markei
increase was dlphtheria and In daTThGal diseases
/ The rcport that examination OF the divorce
records OF New-Jersey shows tHat this state has little
need of the stringent Pennsy ylvana on the mar
| riage question ----- ,.-,.. a..
! Newark sold four per cent twenty-year bonds IN dc,
noniuatI OF 900 each 10 the amount OF Sl26ooo
on saturday at premium OF One-qudrter OF per cent
up to per cent. The city has been reducing lis IN
erest account steadily for sOne time past under thc
/ MANAGEMENT Of Controller 7. i. Quinn.