New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
ANTLHAZING BILL KILLED.

WORK OF THE TRENTON Observation-Disclosures
ING DEMOCRATIC sINECUREs.
Trenton. n. j.. April 19 (SpeciaD-After BRIEF
session of the Senate to-day the members went Into
executive session. The nominations or David A
Depue TO succeed himself Supreme Court Justice
and Of Anderson as Supervisor OF the State Prison
were opened The rules were suspended and Judge
Depue's nomination was confirmed at once Senator
Skirm opposed the suspension OF the rules TO con-
firm Mr. Anderson, and the latters nomination was
thereupon referred TO the judiciary Committee This
committee will make favorable report at the
GA rest opportunity. and Mr. Anderson Will be con-
firmed with only Senator Skfrm. and possibly Sen
ator Ketcham, voting against him.
The bill making haZing a misdemeanor came up
for a third reading In the House this morning and
was killed by of q to IS The bill was cham
pioned by Mr. Dewsnap who introduced 1t; Mr.
McEwen the Republican leader and MI tlynn.
Messrs. Wilbur. Storrs, Cross and Lewis opposed
f. Mr. Sorrs said that President Patton OF Prince
ton and also the president Of Rutgers College were
against its passage they preferrng 10 enforce the
rules of the college. which forbid hazins MT cross
said that the laws In existence were suincent
70 cover every offence ever committed by college
boys.
Tue wears ago the Democratic Legislature created
,ha q 600 place Of special school censustaker since
held by Thomas Matthews. Matthews had the APP
pointment Of about 1900 census-takers ana ne turned
,. Ioco into q vast Democratic machine appoint
ING democratic ward workers only, without reguu
10 nualitication or protest from the local school
hoards Mr. Oicutt's bill, which now places me tak-
to ~ tho school census in the hands or the cierhs
- tho various school districts In the state VINO
sb ali receive no more than D cents Tor eacn Chu,
~ state Superintendent OF Public instruction 10
have cha rye OF the details OF the census pdsseu e
iiouse To-day The superintendent Is empowered 10
annoint a census clerk at a salary or sZVW per an
81. ~ ,,oroor, % tho city
., %eyarl the taxpayers OF that city have pald OUT
fa"ai services Every board and commission OF lhs
civ has been provided with It's "counsei al hahu-
enrne salary Assemblyman Murphy s Dill provIuIns
for disposing OF the services or some OF hS CoSt
taioni nassed the House to-day after haiI Hsnt.
Wr Nurphy's bill Is good one ana IS pa.keu oy
rnanv Temocrats who have tired or seeing the clty
rohted under the cloak OF fees. II PROVIDES lot a
Ion. departmsnt In Newark and Jersey tlN, y, 20
which ali departments OF the city government shait
snnv for ali legal Information. The chiei am l ~
apssisy,ants are 10 receive "A total salary OF $l~p
The bI aboshng the place OF map cieTK TIL IN tre ,
Peeis;ers Office Jersey CITY passed the iouss lo-
~ desnjte The efforts Of Mr. Carroll and Mt fyhh.
and ;he Jersey city lamp inspector, ano'her ol
those Offices peculiar only 10 Jersey 1lty; Wa wa IT,
moved and John H. Sullivan finds his SJVJ slneTurg
gone The House passed the bll reducing tne
81 tho Deputy Collector OF Jersey Clty from y sI,,
10 81 soa and the salary OF the Collectors chei c'eN
Tr srh In legslating out Of Office the Boards OF
trraaboiders IN Camden. Paterson ana lren,1ln
nsssed the Senate tonight. AFTER an e%t's'naSS ,aS
lively debate Senator Perkins. a Democrat No'7"
for the bill. 90, -. D,,,,. Works in
Newark and Jersey city also passeo '"e "'''''