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and ordered 70 third reading.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April IL, 1885,
The House agreed TO meet al O'Clock A. N. for the
balance Of the session.
The Grinding Committee reported the New York Pro-
estant Episcopal Public School BILL and several private
bills.
PASSED.
To authorize the removal Of the remains from the Me-
thodist Episcopal burial ground, Brooklyn.
To incorporate the Staten Island Wareho Company.
To nd the act OF incorporation Of the Fire Insurance
companies
The bill 10 amend the Lorilard Insurance Compsnys
charter was lost and motion 10 reconsider tabled.
The bill to abolish the present commission for the
animation OF accounts OF the treasurer and other State
departments was lost.
Mr.. Cnapler, (dem.) of New York, was in his seat
to-day for the first time after long absence, caused from
Two hundred and twenty bills have been approved BY
the Governor up today.
third reading.
Mr. SPENCER rep) moved to amend it by requiring Of
Stock Fire Insurance companies deposit Of ty per cent
on their capital in stock and mortgage
Mr.. OPDYKE Qep) opposed, and the amendment was
The bill then amended 70 make the entire
cost Of the department assessabe on these companies,
and passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill to authorize the Supervisors regulate the sae
OF game in the city of New York lost by 63 TO g.
The bill to project deer aud other game passed 1t
prohibits the killing sale from February to July inclu
sive.
Mr. Law asked unanimous consent to introduce a
concurrent resolution deprecaDg the virtual reopenng OF
the slave trade, and calling upon all the States of the
Union to bring the vioaors Of the Law to punishment
and to unite in ar:esting this great wickednsss
The bill the faithful expenditure of the money
for charitable institutions, in the First district. order
ed 10 o third reading
THE CASE OF MRS HARruxG.
Mr. c. SrENcER reported in favor Of the bill 10
the sentence of Mary Hartung. The report reviews
question
that only justhabe when the guilt OF the prisoner is
clearly established In Mrs. Ha1tune's case while it
appears probable that she Is guilty 1t s possible abe ID
not. The committee earnestly recommend the passage
Of the bill, for which hasty examination shows two
precedents They believe neither the protection Of the
public the efficacy Of the laws require the sacrifice
Of this poor woman's life, who 30 earnestly from the
valley OF death, protests her innocence aud exhort1
the legislature, errs to err the side Of mercy
and humanity.
The question being raised by Mr. Norris as TO whether
the majority OF the committee concurred in the report,
Mr. Spencer explained that himself Mr. Lamont and Mr.
johnson had signed the report and that Mr.. Bingham,
now absent, coDcuITed In 1t.
After debate the report Withdrawn await the re-
| turn Of Mr.. Bingham.
The Manhattan Gaslight Company Wharf bill came up
Mr. ToMIiSsoN Moved to recommt with Instructions to
substitute bill authorizing the Common Council TO supply
| the city with gas. Lost.
Mr. McIEoD moved to strike out the enscting clause
| Lost
The bill was then lost, by Al to 49, and motion 70 re-
consider laid on the table,
BILLS PASSED.
TO authorize the construction Of railroad in Atlantic
To incorporate the Abyssinsn church, New York.
To reduce the expenses of foreclosDg mortgages by
abolishng the necessity Of description by mstes and
bounds and limiting the charge for drawing and publish
ing notices OF foreclosure to four foios.
To authorize the Long Island Railroad Company to pur
chase or lease any connecting road and extending such
roads the provisions Of the Long Island Railroad charter
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. BURLINGTON again endeavored TO obtain unanimous
consent 10 memoaze the Governor TO pardon Mary Har
uDg respite her until after the trial Of Rheinma her
seducer.
Objected to.
Mr.. LAWS resolutions denouncng the slave trade were
admitted and laid over.
Mr.. DuRYEA, from the Committee Of Ways and Means,
reported the "Sapply" bill.
Mr. COMING stated that he dissented from the report
because the bill made extravagan expenditures Of money
and for other
Mr. ScHolHt1ElD to make the bill the special or
der for 70 morrow evening Agreed 10.
The bill TO facilitate the procurement Of divorce
MIR. S. SPENCER moved to lay the bill the table.
Lost.
Loet-40 70 S.
The bill then lost 81 TO 4e, and motion recon-
The bill provide he correction of errors the as
scssment Of rolls in any town or ward in the State was
Mr. CosKIISe rose 10 question of privilege resou-
ton had been long since adopted by the House. calling for
information respecting the clerks employed in the Offices
of the State Department This resolution had grown
of alleged abuses the Secretary Of States Depart
me nt II now found that all the officers, except
the Secretary Of State had reported he moved that
He deemed the refusal OF the Secretary 70 report
tempt Of the privileges Of the House.
Mr. RUTHERFORD TO speak In favor of the resolution
and painful scene ensued. He evidently Iaborod under
excitement, and when his five minutes exhausted,
the House refused To exen his time for further remarks
and ordered the previous question.
Mr. RurERFoRD made several attempts 70 speak but was
called 10 order by the Speaker each time.
EXCITING SCENE.
After many Interruptions the Speaker about TO put
the question when Mr. Rutherford exclaimed his seat,
wby set Of hieving dogs do you mean to choke me
The sPxAKzR-rhe gentleman from New York will be in
order.
Mr.. RrmRroRD-Oh, yes; am in order. l know what
I'm about
The srKAKm-Mr. Rutherford will be in order and keep
SILENT
Mr. RrrHxRronD-rr do M ike about that.
Tie SPKAKER-The Chair feels constrained to call upon
the House to protect the Chair in preserving order,
the Chair Ia poweress
Mr.. RSIaiRrosD-eo to hell all Of you, you dogs.
The Chair requested the sergeapt-atArms 70 appear
with assistance at the bar OF the House.
The Scrgeantat Arms and two assistants appeared.
The srKAxER-rhe Sergeant at Arms will arrest Mr.
Rutherford, Of New York. aud convey him from INC
NJ. Rutherford was then removed making all the re-
s.ssance he could against il.
The question then taken on Nj. COMING resou-
ton, ana the came was adopted. -,
Aer the announcement Of the vote The Chair formally
informed the House of the arrest OF Mr. Rutherford
Mr. SMITH as a member OF the democratic party and
friend Of Mr. Rutherford moved that he DO held in arrest
during the evening session he did 30 because ne was
DESTROYS 10 spare the majority this painful duty.
Mr. HrrHfNsoy moved 10 amend by declaring Mr.. Ru-
tberford in contempt until he made proper apology.
Several members then made explanations that Mr.. Ru-
tberford had the last ten days, been suffering under
painul harassng disease that through that suer-
ing he had been driven 10 resort TO smuants; that no
had entered the House to night not himself, and that
person would feel deeper than himself when re-
turning reason enabled him 10 tho improperly Of
which be had been guilty.
Mr. HuromSsoS then withdrew his amendment, and Mr..
Smiths resolution was adopted.
Nccu hvo uthcv ixinC tho
ceLsne houses Of prostitution in New York up for
q third reading
on motion Of Mr.. HUTCHINSON the enscng clause was
stricken out
PASswD
To authorize the planting Of oysters and clans in Js-
maica bay.
To incorporate the Auanic and Pacific Steam Naviga-
ton Company.
To amend the IofFcrts Park act.
The Duke ~ San GAcoao died suddenly Al pars nse