New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
A BUSY DAY FOR TIE GOvRprs.
SEVERAL BILLS SIGNED AND A MINI,
NEW APPOINTMENTS ANNorruc,-'@ Y

SEVERAL BILLS SIGNED AND A Nuxsn !.
NEW APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCE "
Trenton. April q (specaD -Ciovernor o.
at the State House to-day. and besides 49, "
or dozen bills left in his hands nv =" Y
Legislature. he appointed the commiss,.s "a
anime into the pollution OF the filthy Pasr.,. =
The Governor also appointed a memh.. w.
Board Of Managers of the State Reforr. - y
Whether II was the recent local ela.,,.S ~
the extremely hot weather that acted =.
on the enthusiasm Of the regular "Goyerno,,. = "a
visitors. Is not ascertainable, but true II q
corridors were comparatively empty Thu ~
arrive was the Governor He brought viii y. y
batch Of bills done up with pink rbbon :.
few minutes later they were filed in n. '
Of the Secretary OF State thus becomin, h, va
OF the Commonwealth.
Ex-senator John Ward. the new Fa.,.
Workshops Inspector. was not many m,nu..- "
hind tn. Governor in arriving. He Is aIr..S
work and expects soon to pay visit to the ,r-s
ern part Of the State, and may take n. y
question Of factory Microscopes. Ex-Deuu,,
spector Darcy was at the State Hou,. -.
an interview With Inspector Ward. and thi, -,
ably was the foundation fer the rumor M., Nv "
Ward intended removing all the Democr,,. ~
spectors and replacing hem with Republics.
once Mr. Ward denied the rumor
The Inspector and the Governor had q, !.
view. and the Governor has Informed N, ~
that he will take the responsibility for IN. w
deputy-inspectors of the shoulders OF the Lao
by making the appointments himself TIL. ~
not be done. however, until after the ern,,.s
Of the terms OF the present deputies IN. :
publicans seeking the positions will. therefore -
to warm their heels for about one year.
Sheriff John j. Toffey. OF Hudson County ma
said that he was not particularly sorry a, -
relieved OF the responsibility OF duty on IN. g.
Committee Mayor Wanser was also here h =
did not discuss track-elevation in Jersey ~
with any OF his friends. He was interested =.
meeting OF the State Military Board
Prison Keeper Moore filed his bond with N. 4.
rotary OF State to-day for the faithful perforu..s
Of his duty. John Kean and w. H. wheal., !
Elizabeth. are Mr.. Moore's bondsmen Mr.. w..
has already practically entered upon hIs arr
His eldest daughter will be matron Of the NH,
Despite stories to the contrary. Mr. Moore IA, -
as yet selected a centre keeper for the prix. !.
succeed Captain Van Houten, the aged keeper -.
died last week. He will probably take conn.,.
charge OF the institution on May l. athoueh n /.
virtually in control now. 1t is understood thu, "
Moore will defer to the wishes OF the Goyerru ,
the matter Of appointments at the prison. and mi
no removals except for good cause.
The commissioners to examine into the polIu.
OF the Passac River are capable OF handlps !,
important subject. DR.. Elias ]. Marsh Of Pas.
heads the commission. with DR.. H. C. H. Hen
and william T. Hunt OF Essex.
Ex-senator Benjamin A. Vail. Of Railway, beccuu
by appointment to-day a member OF the sr,
Board Of Managers of the Reform School, In 4.
place OF John j. DAILY. deceased
Among the bills signed by the Governor was II
ate No. S. the revision OF the General Corpor,r,
los ~ he Gfafa lau bnu
effect until July T. Assembly bill No. 35s is Ii. n;
offered by the Borough Committee OF the House ~
Senate, and Is Intended to rehabilltate the one H.
dred or more boroughs throughout the State Vi.
have been existing simply under a de facto eoysr.
ment since the recent court decisions on tie con.
stitutionali.y OF the numerous borough lava 81.
duced by Senator Skirm. are the two Imports,
trolley bills OF the session.