New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
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ACTION ON VARIOUS ELLIS RELATING TO NETWORK
AND BROOKI.YN.

ACTION ON VARIOUS ELLIS RELATING TO NETWORK
AND BROOKLYN.
tv,ov THE RRcuL,R CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. April 25.-The Assembly Commit
Tee on Cities presented bill to-day approprianng
S35OOOO for repavng Fifth-aye.. Ncw-York Ihe WORK
is done under the orvsion of the commissioner
OF Public Works OF New York
The Assembly tins morning concurred in the senate
amendments to J. wilton BRO kiss bill forbdding poi-
cal assessments The bill makes al assessment OF oce-
holders for political purposes a msdemeanor All pay
ments OF money retention In Office or for obtaining
office are made misdemeanors.
The Assembly Committee on Cities reported avoraby
the bill providing for the erection OF new Hail OF Rec
ords IN CITY Hall Park NewYork and the destruction OF
, ,rescnt structure The bill was ordered 20 third
reading.
veto was received from Governor o. the bill ap-
prooratng S14976 for support during the next two
wears Of Of the 1t Regiment IT ae1o Voun-
teers The Governor says that more than 100000 has
adv heen pad by the state 10 this regiment and that
a az turiber relief should be insisted uron.
The debated for three hours today the bill OF
charges senator Titus. Of Buffalo, argued against the
bill that lowering the grain eeyator Snaeds would not
~ r.nIv were made by Senator Boyd. Thomas Roberts
and mccarthy. while the debate was In progress tie
TSe senate today motion Of senator Grady
Zee forbiddng the issuing OF railroad passes The vote
was "a folows nj, ,,,... ,,. .
y<ns-ROyd, Browning. Day. ELLSWORTH. fHZgsrald,
cr,dv Jacobs. Herman, Lyndn. H. c. Nelson. Pitts,
1890 Tnnu,as. Titns Trcanor-15.
Eo,s-Raldwin Bowen, Jones. Macarthur, Mccarthy,
IT, Assembly agreed to-day 10 tho Senate amendment
., " Mn Campbe rs pill equaliZ ug caoners salaries.
rho assembly deha Ell but tok no action upon a b n
. ", ,or the taking Of the census ~ The State ia
EabrUarv instead OF ia June and July IN 1888.
cpo senate passed Mr. Browung'H bill authorizing the
Cn,,rissiooer. Of the snfing Fund OF New York to
for ~ twenty years the fultOn F1su Mar
Isi 70 the Fuiton ltket Fishmolgers' Assoca ton
rhc ksseubly Committee on CiTles presented bill
ooo,tng ine net which authorized the appon ment OF
Gnni.soncrs tn estimate the damage by the opposed
etertinn of an elevated railroad In Brooklyn TINS
~ nrrysnd the construction OF an elevated road In
urootvn and It's reD~l will accelerate the construction
of suob railroads IN that ctV.
The Flatbush Avenue Extension bill was special or
der for THIS afternoon Mr. MoCarren moved 10 postpone
hi n was not printed. Mr.. Henry stated taat the
Mil was exactly identical with the Senate bl
on rhe same subject me speaker decide that the Dill
could lie considered in Commit e. OF TIE WhO.e rho
House men itself IutO committee oil tue whole
ON me bill but wholly OrOapci with points
tbe merits the bll progress WAS reported
In the House, Mr. Henry offered rrsouton that the
bill be to "a tnTG rda ~ ar SIC, -rfoh raised
tho point that MI had never been considered
In Committee o the WnOc, and motcu mat MI Henry
RESOLUTION ue lad ON Ihc lac mOtOl " table vas
carried! cas- 5s, nays a..
SUPERINTENDENT HEPDURN'S SUCCESSOR
ALBANY, April 25.-lt is reported that the
Governor morrow viii senI the of Wills :
Payne for Bank superintendent in place OF A. B Hep
burn. Mr. Payne is q lawyer and has Dsen receiver o
Il Hon. lH.a