The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20
THE PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

ALBANY, May 10. 1874
Relative to furnishing stationery printing for New
YORK city.
Relative TO the Hudson River Suspension Bridge and
New England Railroad Company.
Relative to the Improvement of Fourth avenue.
Authorizing the Common Council OF New York 10
open part the Boomingda road in the city OF New
York.
Providing for the payment OF award due from the
city OF Brooklyn PARK Commissioners for lands taken
for reservoir purposes
For the payment Of the Br okiyn Fire Department
Reducing the salaries Of judicial officers in the city OF
Repairing streets and avenues in New York city.
oag or prepsr 8e Yoas a SeT -
issue $4,000 in bonds for continuing the work OF i'm
Relative to the election Of Judge Of the Court Of
Common ileas IN tne city ana county OF New YORK .
Providing for paying tor the use of armores in the
citv OF New York
Mr. JOHNSON offered resolutions Of sympathy with
Cuba in her struggles. which were tabled under the
"a bin to change the name Of the Ninth Ward Bank q
sns ey Ct New YORK was introduced Oy MI Led"h
The following bills were ordered to third reading =
Authorizing the confinement OF convicts in the county
Penit1 nares Giving additional power Board of
ON motion OF hr Gross, the Committee on Cities was
discharged from further consideration OF amendments
Recess.
In the Senate tonight the pusied Rapid Transit bill
was considered IN Committee Of the Whole Mr.. Jacobs
Mr. JOHNSON moved TO strike the nrst section of
the bill lie had entirely misunderstood the provisions
the people of New York county an opportunity OF reach
mpss 10" FUND al however that Tho bill proyidsi
lie deprecated the manner in which this It'll
rushed into the Legislature at the last
There occasion for Tho sweeping provisions Of the
bill ana coming he did from an interior section Of the
legislation Tor his district The b not demanded in
except,, bis di.'rist from the provisions 90. OF
m " the New iork city senators ask IL tor their dis
last night and forced ny power he did not know or AL
the orders dispensed with and the hill urged
forward. lie asked the price for this hasty work What
that the counties Twenty senatorial district
be exempted from the provisions Of the bill
Elevated Railroad hills. hese in the TX
ecutive Chamber. lie deprecated the zeal shown IN
transit manner He heard that IL has been said the
other two bills VIII he vetoed Large delegations OF
New York city ofcias were here Yesterday and asSed
the Governor 10 sign both the bulls before him. They
have not been signed.
Air. remarked that this bill first made IFS
appearance in The Assembly last Friday II came here
on tuesday and he senator from the Ninth district Nr.
Robcr;Son ieavored 20 force y into the senate with
out going cpmmlttee. tie nilcd, and the hill went
To the proper committee. To-day there n
the Necutlye Chamber mat N this hili all not
become a law The other bills now there would he
vetoed lie demed the rght Of tue Executive 10 dictate
Mr. CeIr denounced the attempt TO force the senate
constituency and would not consent to have crude
hin forced upoa them iie asked that his district en-
bracng the counties of Niagara orleans and Seneca, be
exempted IRON its provisions
Mr. LoRp moved 10 counne the provisions 81 the bill TO
carried and the bill amended ordered 70 third
rcading.
New York was ordered TO a third reading
Adjourned.