Riker  and  Mr.  Hulme  going  to  Newark.  These  others
were  used  largely  by  Mr.  Samuel  Gordon  going  to  New
York,  I  think,  in  the  service  of  the  Governor ;  by  John
H.  Fox  going  to  Sea  Girt  and  New  York,  and  Mr.  Fox
and  Mrs.  L.  Ringold  to  Sea  Girt.  Gnichtel,  the  Gov-
ernor's stenographer,  used  some,  and  very  largely  Gor-
don and  Gnichtel  and  Fox  used  them  to  Sea  Girt  and
New  York.
(A  copy  of  this  list  of  transportation  was  ordered  en-
tered upon  the  record.)

John  M.  Bonnell  recalled.
Examined  by  Mr.  Corbin.  '

Q.  Do  you  happen  to  know  whether  Mr.  B.  J.  Ford,  the
former  Superintendent  of  the  State  House,  had  a  free  pass  on  the
Pennsylvania  railroad?  A.  Well,  he  showed  me  an  annual  pass
on  the  Pennsylvania  railroad.
490  S.    S.    ARMSTRONG.
Q.  What  year?     A.  1894.
Q.  Did  he  have  it  for  189.3  and  1892?  A.  I  couldn't  say
about  that;  he  showed  me  the  annual  pass  for  1894.
Mr.  Corbin — I  call  attention  to  the  fact  to  show  that
the  transportation  that  came  in  his  name  was  probably
for  other  persons.
Q.  (By  Senator  Ketcham) — Since  your  incumbency,  has  there
been  any  such  necessity  for  passes  like  these?  A.  There  has
never  been  any  necessity  for  it.
