The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18
NEW YORK LEGlsLATURE<


ALBANY, March II, 1915.
CODE OF PRACTICE.
The Committee of the Whole took I'D the bill rel6tpr
to the Code Of Practice and after making some pre-
gress therein had leave to sit again.
SANDS STREET BURIAL GROUND, BROOKLYN
MT CLAYTON reported bill, authorizing the city Of
Brooklyn to purch3e the burial ground of the Sands
street Church.
DIRECT RAILROAD FROM SYRACUSE TO RocHEsrsu.
Mr.. CORNWALL reported favorably, without amend
ment, the bill from the House authorizing direct
railroad between Syracuse and Rochester.
Day DOCK BANK.
Mr.. COFFIN reported bill to amend the charter Of
the Dry Dock Savings Bank Of this city
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
The following bills were reported completes and or
dered to Q third rssdiRg:--
TO alter the Commissioners map Of the city of
broohyn. oincorporste the Life Insurance Savings
Benevolent Association Of this city.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
The Senate then, on mstion resolved itself into q
Committee Of the Whole, and took up thu hin sor tn
cressins the number and extending tho term NJ Ina.
tices ofthe Superior Court of this city
Mr.. JOHNSON said he would not ask for vote IN En-.
bill day, nor would he upon any New York bill. m
long as q committee Of the Common Council of Nov
York were present.
REMOVAL MADISON UNIVERSITY
Mr. BuDD moved to repeal the act for tho removal OF
the Madison University.
ALBANY, March II, 1s4o.
The House concurred with the Senate in tho an.pa-
ments made to the bill appropriating money paid 70 Tn.
agent Of the Sing Sing prison, the amount embraced
in his report aspaid to Msssrs Hotohkss Smith oen
tractors, the amount due them, SO.
NEW yeRK HISTORICAL society,".
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill auurc
priating $4,000 for the erection Of re proef bud,rr
for the accommodation Of the New York Historical Sc
ciety.
PRISON.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill making
appropriation for the relief Of the Clinton oonrtv
State prison.
Mr. BREWER, Of New York, moved a substtut. "a
the whole BILL providing for the removal of thu cor-
vcts and the utter abandonment Of the prison. vb,o
waslsst The amendment to reduce the appropriation
to $26 600 was put, and lost.
Mr.. BREWER moved to rescind the contract for Avsr
rilPs iron ore bed, which was adopted. The An.
preparations were then reduced to $4,000.
Mr.. BsKwER moved an additional section. sutbor,..
ing the inspectors to the prisoners from ous
prison to another
This was opposed, ON the ground that Il looked Ia
the gradual discontinuance a the prison.
The section was adopted. The bill then reported
TO the House. The section reducing the appropriations
was struck out. Pending the motion to strike ont
Mr. Brewers addition al section, the House took rs-
cess.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CODE OF PRACTICE
Mr.. WHITE, of Niagara made q minority renort al
versely to the bill continuing in Office the Comm,s.,o
ers of the Code Of Practice.
TRoy AND RUTLAND RAiLvAv
Tho bill authorizing the construction Of . r.,,ro.s
between Troy and Rutland was read third t,ms ana
passed.
HOURS OF LABOR.
The bill to regulate hours of labor then came nj for
a third reading when an objection was made to the
section prohibiting mechanics so disposed to work