The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-12
FINISHING THEIR LIBoRS.

-Ncw Law Tor Unscrs puieus Lawyers
| The Broadway Railroad again.
| ALBANY, April 1.-The time Of tho Legisla.
ture is for the present wholly taken up with the
consideration OF private and local bills, in which
there are some little Jobs OF not suficisnt impor.
| tanee TO merit comment Il is from these picsyune
bills that the honorable members are enabled TO
derive funds enough to pay their hotel bills and rum
accounts. We are promised. however, that during
the present week
rHr pANrrKsr NoRssL OF rHs SEASON,
known 40 the New York City Tax Levy, shall be
| served up In approved style. Comptroller Con.
molly arrived here this afternoon. and intends
naming until the bill Is disposed OF. Your readers
| may perhaps remember that when this document
| was nrst presented to the Assembly Il showed
| duction Of nearly two millions in the amount re-
quirsd TO pay OF the expenses OF running the county
| and municipal machines. That was before the
| leaders Of Tammany had made up their
minds TO wage upon the late Young
| Democracy. Since then. however. the amount ex.
pended in killing the. Buckieberry and passing the
| Tw cod charter has been decidedly heavy, and Il
necessarily follows that the tar levy must contain
| privision OF some kind BY which the Tammany
| bankers should be reimbursed. II Is therefore .
moral certainty that the tar levy has been subjected
| 10 the alterations required in Aieck Frears Com
mittee on Cities, and BY tomorrow nshr, the time
designated for Its reappearanee, u will be
| binp or ASorHnR ysArnEa
Besides the tsr lew there s another big bn which
DISTINGUISHED Assemblymsn from Ulster tays there
is something in and that Is the Central fare bill
To the delight of both the honorsbls Senators and
Asssmbiymsu, the Central snd Hudsea river folks,
are said 10 have concluded TO press this ban. ss
least Only to enhance the price Of stock One who
| Ia well informed declares that the
HONEY BAos ARE COMING ro.Monr,
and th., liberal price for votes to b. p.id. Dur.
ing the rssa, senator I-.sd. bill 70 abolish II.
- noo,u % sa y 70 ?. u'.p.''a W. anu ."
tn. connis,s. on Cite. lies Il ss. mo- morning aror.ol,
nxo.pw.I ,v,y.c, MILL .,u,o.,
| whne in commi,,.. til. following named gentle.
m.a Nav. been added a. ineorpora.or.: M...n.
l'..e Bell, Cornelius cor'on. I'd. A. Moore. james
d. Nionoison' Isaac v Ner' anu o'hef equAiS pfo"i
nent politicians
49,, -s n
| Inc W" oe'"eon 'He AieAas anu Fnsu"ane peo-
ple n so bitterly wased that It would not be sur
prisns TO see this bill slip through while the first
named are quarreng. There Is also something
very myserous about this Surface bill and that Ia,
| MM hooouy appears 70 ksoM VINO Me w. resi PAT
nes ssns IN r@arssee wsep ones1cpss eopsernISg H.
| o'hef "emoots p'o'ehu W Ve NV ~ W." '"'S"'u'
ANOTHER UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCE
y, ~, ,pa Tommit,ee an Cities snd moi To- the Rilroa1
Committee In View OF ali these facts il Is not at all
,mn"ssbie 10 pass tbis bill during the ,oniusion in.
cident 10 the last days Of the session. II
money is freely loaned to members.
| During the palmy days OF the Young Democracy,
| when the Aldermen used to visit Albany 10 90
little swearing the Civil Justices Of your city took
II into their heads that they were entitled TO do
something OF other, but they hardly knew what.
One day four
ILLusrRious FOLLOWERS OF BLACKSTONE,
| to wits" Justices Tony Hartmann, Deunis Quinn
| Fowler, and the amiabls Kane resolved to demand
OF the LEGISLATURE through the young Democracy the
| right to appoint their clerks and marshas. No
sooner were their wishes made known than bill to
| that effect introduced in the Assembly The
obese Tony Hartmann spent considerable time in
watching the progress OF the bill and at
| least grew tired Of watching and went
| home. judges Deuison and Fow ler re elieyed Tony: