The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
have A PLACE TO SLEEP.
Where the Legislators Will
Slumber While in
Trenton.
Special TO Tie Jersey City News.

TRENTON, Jan. 6, 1S94-The indications
are that an immense throng of people will
be here next Monday and Tuesday, to par
ticipate in the opening of the One Hundred
and Eighthteenth Legislature. Every hotel
will be packed to its utmost capacity. AT
the Trenton House General w. j. Sewell
will have his headquarters IN room 100,
Near by will be the headquarters of the
three candidates for State Comp troller.
William S.. Hancock, John Ulrich and Col
onel Samuel Dickinson, will keep open rooms
for the benefit of friends. The advance
guard of the Indian League of Newark have
secured a number of apartments. The adj
vance guard of the Maurice Rogers Associa-
ton will S'put up" at the American House.
These two associations will be augm ented by
other arrivals and music On Tuesday morn
ing.
The Republican headquarters this year
will be at the Hotel Windsor, where a ma
jority of the. Republican Senators and AS
semblymen will hang up their hats during
the session. The list of the member for this
hotel is a long one. 1t also contains the
names of a number of Democratic statesmen.
AT THE HOTEL WINDSOR.
The following members of the Legislature
are registered at the Hotel Windsor
Senators-Samuel D. Hoffman, Atlantic:
uuduIICO "a 1tOSOlSf LtNt I L.
Miller, Cape May: Edward c. Stokes, Cum
berland; George w. Ketcham, Essex; James
A. Bradley, Monmouth; George G.. Smith,
Ocean; John Hinchliffe, Passaic; John c..
Ward, Salem: Lewis A. Thompson, Somer-
set; John McMickle, Sussex.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dewsnap, David
D. zabriskie, Bergen; August c. Stecher,
Micaiah E. Matiack, Burlington; Clayton
Stafford. William Watson, Camden, Thomas
F. Austin, John N. Glaspell, Cumberland
Charles B. Duncan, Joseph M. Byrne,
Thomas A. Murphy, Thomas P. Edwards,
John C. Eisele, j. Brodhead Woolsey,
Charles B.. Storrs, George p. Olcott,. Essex;
McEwan, Jr., Hudson; David D. Denise,
Charles L. Walters, Monmouth; Charles A.
Baker, William G.. Bates, Morris; John l.
Holt, William l.. Lewis, Passaic. William
Diver, Salem; Frank W. Somers, Somerset;
Joseph Cross, Charles N. Codding, Union;
Samuel N. Davis, Warren.
In addition to the above, a large number
of other guests are booked, so that the hotel
will be crowded.
THE TRENTON HOUSE.
At the Trenton House the following mem
bers are registered-Senators-Henry D..
Winton, Bergen; William D.. DAILY, Hudson;
Christopher F. States, Warren. Assembly
men-William H~arrigan, Essex; Thomas
Flynn, Passaic; George w. Harding, Hud-
son.
The Trenton House will also nave a distin-
guished list of guests, among whom are
John Mcpherson, United States Senator;
State Treasurer George R. Gray, Judge
William Walter Phelps, Teaneck, Bergen
county; c.. NJ. Herrick, Haekensack; B. j.
Ford, Superintendent State Capitol; j.. j.
Toffey, Sheriff of Hudson county; John
Kean, Jr.. Elizabeth; s.. D.. Dickinson, Hud-
son, candidate for Comptroller; John VI
rich of Plainfield, and w. S. Hancock, of
this city, candidates for the same office.
Hon. William j.. Sewell, R. B. Reading,
Henry L. Butler, j. H. Gaskill, William r.
Williams, Fl. M. Doremus and abont twenty
other members of the Indian organization of
Essex County; DIR. Nicholas M. Butler of the
State Board of Education; Franklin Muir
ply, Chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee, Newark; Congressman Johnston
Cornish, Warren County; Garrett A. Ho-
bart, Paterson; G.. w. Jenkins, Morris; ex-
Senator Keys, Somerset; E. j. Anderson,
Somerville; ex-senator Large, Hunterdon;
ex-Assemblyman Thomas F. Lane of Union,
and ex-Assemblyman Timothy Barrett of
Essex County.
HOUSE.
The American House has the following
ist:-Mitchell B.. Perkins, Burlington; Will
lam Fl. Martin, Hunterdon; Elias C. Drake,
Morris; A~ssemblyman Dennis F. Olvaney,
Essex: Thomas Egan, Hugh A. Kelly, Tim
othy F. Carroll, Michael F. Coyle and James
Usher, Hudson; Charles N. Reading, Hunt
erdon; Richard Borden, Monmouth.
The American House will be well filed.
One party of twenty is expected to come
from Camden.