The sun., 1894-03-22

as well az upon eli departm ents OF the Gov
eminent. Let judgment be entered accord
Alter hearing the decision, Allan McDermott
said that no still held 70 his opinion that the
also declared that his. views had not been
changed by the courts decision but he said he
would Join the Republican Senators to- morrow
morning and take part IN the work Of iegisla.
tion,, u thought all the Democratic Senators
Immediately niter the opinion was read
Gov. WeTts sent special messenger to SUM
mon TO the Executive chamber Tteasurer.elec
George y. swain and Comptroller elect Will
liam :. Hancock. lie informed them that he
was ready to isaue com missions to them at
sary arrangements with Treasurer Gray and
COMPTROLLER Heppenheimer. The four after.
it was agreed that the new officials would take
possession on April z. at the expiration OF the
r 6H be Of tns S S Ths
:. The Courts decision makes valid az laws all
can Senate and deposited with the Governor
There are sixteen OF them. all Of which were
with tbs. Secretary OF State, Among them is
senator Noorhees,s bill providing for the ap-
e Ss hs 81 state "a ,S. S the &c ep ss
teen are ali House bills, They repeal asst years
Democrats control Of the police forces In those
Democratic by. permitting the Governor to ap-
point q Police Justice as a IN ember of the Com
toiore granted to race courses repeal the law
providing that book making and nool selling
G on enclosed grounds shall not constitute the
which Allan McDermott. Miles Ioss. and Geo.
the Secretary OF the Board Of Prison Inspec-
tors $500 a year salary; repeal the law under
The State Police With 81. 600 V salary rcpeait
law creating County Boards Of License. and the
SooS%nEine SSEi 'nou misaemesnor a .n eunishaSie By
$50 fine; repeal the law permitting Boards o!
Ireeholders In SECOND class counties to nIl
vacancies In the Boards. and repeal the law
bills for which there is no specific apprcpria-
There are number OF other bills In. thu
hands OF the Committee on Passed Bills which
kmore them is the one abolishine the place OF
SnpeaiItendsntd Sard lent 81 Sns GGpi'o. now held by
The opinion quoted above is Of great impor:
deal to those who breed or race thorouehbre
Fs. seen Rops ali cSs hs5s
SsSsGn Sssdsa down Gad ss Tss ns that tss
sSCn s ths %s1 in ,sSs ,S.ss r6S 6syS
be no racing in New jersey in 1894 The
the canvass last fall. and there, were no
s9Hrs sad shosS scS % Rsn
euence the 81, 500. 900 course OF the Monmouth
world !. the snug course Of ithe, Linden Park
gGGa sesesy s
and the Gloucester. clifton. and Guttenourg
been conducted. and it was the opinion last
To Ssrs sstse
BILE chance for any racing In New Jersey
n 1s4 Iii such It has s. oS Se iTse'is iv:ss iss sss nSs
n force in New {Ssk S5an.InS thirty
be used for prizes at agricultural fairs. would
be, satisfactory to the reople. Tho grab.all
who persisted in racing both in and out Of
season. gave the srort its death blow, and 1t
will take time; and time alone. TO bring about
Preside ut Alfred F. walcott OF the Monmouth
Park n was out g. last
racing at Jerome Pa.k in cas- case they could S not
Time for such q .sstensnt no matter
iScudins meat g. s e aoes tSs Lorisrs 1mnious.
CO Costly ds' i'm 1s this % country. and rs someSo9 % or
sn. Ssa anil s C july
The delightful sail to Atlantic Highlands, tho
quick transfer to the railroad. and the pleas
mouth n most delightful place TO visit, Andho
other course can ever rob II OF its popularity
possibility however. that there will be racing
at Jerome Park In 1884. as the closing Of Mon
mouth Park will leave vacant dates that will
no doubt be utilized.
The closing OF tho race tracks In New Jersey
means the loss OF thousands and thousands OF
dollars to the farmers. who always found a
ready market for their produce. The hotel
keepers at Long Branch. SeabTig and other
Watering places contiguous TO Monmouth Park
will not receive the news that racing In New
Jersey is dead for the present at least with
very good grace.
1t has been suggested that the new Jockey
Club might be able 10 arrange affairs. com
mittee OF representative men should certainly
have some weight at Trenton. The damage is
not local by any means, as the breeder OF
thoroughbreds In Kentucky, Tennessee. Cali;
ind his market curtailed and prices cannot
but fall lower and lower.