New-York tribune., 1884-01-17
PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH HOUSES.

ALBANY, Jan. 16.-Assembyman Beckwith
called up his resolution providing for daily sessions OF the
Honse sundays excepted. Mr.. Hustled showed the I'M
possibility of retaining quorum on saturdays Judging
his experience of fourteen years Inc resolution
The House went into the Committee Of the Whole
of the session Mr.. Van Alleu's blt prohibiting the
laying road tracks under amy streets o. parks
north Of Amity or West Third-st. New-York Mr. Van
Allen explained thai me Oil was ueSehe1 10 pro'ec'
Washington Square Park
Mr Ltrlejohn moved 10 strike out the words =" or
undcr" He said tina; the future prosperity OF the
metropolis demanded underground railroads IN the near
future, and be could see no objection 10 nheht uhIi
am street or park in the city MI LttiJQhns amend
nen was lost, and the bill was ordered 10 thlrd
senasor Gibbs introduced bill to-day which increased
the salaries Of first grade policemen IN New-Ioik Cy
from $500 to $1,000. of second grade policemen from
5000 TO 81 100 and OF third grade policemen from $1,000
10 81 200 The bill also provides hat . per cent oi the
excise funds shall be transferred every year 10 the ponce
P, Tbe following new bills were also introduced IN the
Senate: BY Mr. Daggett increasing the |atGr supp Oh
Brooklyn by extending cOnduts 10 Oyster Bay aud en-
largng their capacity; by Mr. Gtbhs providing for The
irnnme the title TO the Office of Judges Of the superior
Court in 1851 in The ri e9s Gs5g Py of N N
York by a line through SXth-ave and Central Pork,
the inter section of Sixtlave and Eighty the
Nineteenth ward to constitute the seventh District apd
The Twcntysecond ward Eleventh District, civil justice
TO be elected the district by Mr. Lansing Great
ing Adirondack Park OF 100000 acres ana pro
reDt resolution known the Andrews resolution. pro
1idng Tor the local selgOyernment Of cities passed by
The report Of the special Adirondack Committee was
presented. ,,..o. ., a,o,.o,,. ,ho
Cullen bill prohibiting preferences In assignments when
report agreed 10.
kkmone the bills introduced In the Assembly were the
foi'oying BY Mr. Hodge, for the security OF personal
Ibrv II provides the trial by jury Of persons alleged
10 he Inmates BY Mr Mcdonald, alng the charter
OF the Madison Avenue Street Railroad The charter AS
Granted about ten years for company 10 build
street railroad north from Eighty but the road
Was never hailt The object Is compel II to be done
new Ry Mr. Binder Amending the New YORK and Brook
lvn Excise law by providing that arrest shall be made
on Sunday without warrant The oil also author.
izss the transfer OF licenses, and practically
above the sale OF liquor sundays.
Nv Mr. Kittle, creating new judicial district IN New
Work ana making the total number OF districts seven
iy Mr. Van C0tt amending the Penal Code relative 10
hss wagrrs and pools by providing tl9t shall not ap-
ply TO cases pools sold racing days upon The
nrelnises Of a racing association. BY Mr. Erwin.
providing that no person engaged IN the business
~ banking not subject 10 the supervision OF the Banking
Depsrtnent shall any Office sign Indicating that suc
nlace or office Is banking association. or any Dlheads
or circulars to that effect; all violations punishable BY
fine of 81 600 MI Moore introduced bill In the As
sembIy providing revenues for the support OF The state
Government Funds shall be raised by direct tax on
corporate franchises sn the business OF railroad IN
surance trust guarantee, express telegraph telephone
steambOat car transportation companies and bank
ing iusti in the state.