The sun., 1882-05-27
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY ST1TESMEN MIXING RECORDS
THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED.
Tammany Anti -MonopoIists Voting In the
Interest OF Corporations. and Ia Take
from the City More thnn SeOO,OOO Yearly.

Tammnny Anti VI onopoIIsts Voting In the
Interest OF Corporations, aud to Take
from the City More than 100000 Yearly.
ALBANY, May 26.--The near approach of
the end Of the session has no effect on the leg
isative conscience. and both houses adjourned
to-day until Monday after holding short morn
ing sessions The reckless majority that has
apparently seized control Of the Assembly in
the closing days yesterday voted down reso-
luton to hold Saturday session. To-day
somo of them wanted to drop the carly sessions
on Monday. but finally desistcd from their pur-
pose. Beginning On Monday the Assembly will
hold three sessions day and the Senate two.
The Senate has not yet agreed to the House
adjournment resolution. but will probably dis
pose Of it on Monday. The vote will be close.
but it is believed that n majority will vote in
favor of adjourning on Friday next.
Mr. Roosevelt tried Intellectually to get a re-
consideration Of the vote on the Elevated Rail-
road Tax bill which was put through under
the gag rule yes erday. He succeeded in get
ting the men wfo' had voted in the interests of
corporations onShe record again us opposed to
reeonsideratsssaof the vote; and read to the
trolier and ,loji&poration Counsel against
RhSs'as he ety Shsh Goo ysaq Tke rn rrG
many continsislt stood like stone
wa and sharSann G srpe
from brook l,sss,,.saeked them up: The iron;
soiSG with SS Sfiss bsSsn ssrS TnG
Eak 4Eet side the oeoc 4scS 4snd
who voted on tifsiSSs Of the c9Tporations yes
tsrdry d9dgSd ,Gi s vote Their votes on
ang @ for for the n elosrsai city members as tho
Five Cent farct, AsseGa,ved to be, to Seebacher.
Some of them ss i99, see that they have COM
The bemocSi. ilIIaisssi to get their Congress
sional Apportip. III bill made n special order.
but failed. o2i i2o2 Democratic abscntees.
Major Farrar.:ss q blican member OF the APP
portionment y ehittee. declared that the
committee had 21io meetings. and that the
| reporting ofal 4sij an outrage. The Assem-
bly, will probab,. iss the bill next week by tho
combined DENIS sF and Tammany vote. :,
The Senate l. IL the Sprague Maher EX-
else bill to-daT.t 'ss9'as amended so rs to amply
| only to New IoL isi Kings County. Ten Re
| publicans and y iia Jelson and Jones' Demo-
Gratis. voted agai loss, The bill now goes TO the
| Assembly for col 5s'Guce in the amendment
| Other bills we SStt,saed in the Senate as fol-
| lows Alter1ngt Sii'<r line between Bushwick
and Newtown 1 ~ ;: changing the name OF
| the Marine Gov 79p the City Court Of New
| York; setting al i3itll the piers from 3 to 8 on
East River for II z9elusive use of canal boats
| The revision o 80 Banking laws was read a
| third time and ,uSscd after an amendment
was made to sec, 81 30 which allows the form
alton of banksw ss250OOO capital in villages
Mr. Grady rel ID iavorably the revision Of
| the laws relatiI New York city. and the bill
| Mr. Mackinch ha,ted the military code from
the Committeetle WIiitia. and it was ordered
| to n third reading.
The following bills We're passed in the AS
| sembly: Reappropriating 800 900 for the erec-
| ton Of an armory in Kings County: amending
| the act to create a police pension fund for dis
| abled policemen Of New York amending sec
| tion 74 Of the penal code so as to make the
| section take effect Immediately, instead of May
| l. 1888. The section permits the sentencing Of
long-term prisoners to pententiaries.
| The Governor transmitted n communication
| to the Senate to-day showing that an artist had
| offered to paint q portrait of Lincoln of normal
| size. which he would exchange for the large
| one now in possession of the State. but which
| Is too large to be placed in the Governors s
| Chamber. On motion of Senator Jacobs. the
| exchange was authorized.