New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
DoINGs IN THE SENATE CHAMBER.
SUPPLY BILL REPoRrrD-A CONFERENCE COMMIT


TEE on ADJOURNMENT
frRoM 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, April 2i.-The Supply bill was re-
ported TO the Senate this morning by the Finance COM
mittee and was made special order for Thursday The
items OF the bill foot up about S9OOOOo The addi-
tons to IL since It left the Assembly amount to abont
$500 900 and Mr.. Lansing. the chairman of the COM
ittee says that u does not appropriate dollar that IS
not absolutely necessary The largest single item In the
bill is $50. 900 for tho Binghamton Asylum
The resolution as amended by the Assembly fixing May
as nnnl dJournment OF the Legislature was
reported the Senate, when Mr. Lansing moved com,
concurring with the Assembly. The amendment was
lost-yeas nays 24-the only senators v9tlng aey De
ING Davidson Esty Thatcher and Titus Ia explaining
his vote Mr. Ety said that the Senate cOuld DO an the
WORK necessary To be done by May Woad sIt every
day I'm the week. To pro0hS tho session. l MS opnion
fraught with danger or Dad legislation Messrs
lansing Ellsworth Coggesha DAILY and others said that
Il would De Impossible TO consider properly ana hot upon
the necessary public measures and adjourn on May .
They were IN favor OF continuing the session until all
important measures were Iuly nisSu.sea Gnu usVscn
OF In other way could they fun their duy To their
constituents or reflect credit upon themselves Mr.
Lansiugs motion for conference cohlmIe was
adopted. ,
siOner Perry asking that an Appropriation ioT continuing
work on the New Capital he made without delay as he Is
Informed by the Acknowledgement that he mas no ignt,
under new resolution Of the Legislature 10 continue
the force employed and thereby contract debt In
advance of the appropriation The communication was
referred 10 the Finance Committee.
Among the billspassed were thefollowing; requiring
s soon as the elevated railroad in that street Is COM
peted Incorporating the state Loan and Trust Company
OF Brooklyn; giving the Police Commissioners III New
York authority appoint policemen oyer3o years OF age
for detective purposes only Mr. Gibbs opposed ls PHI
and said that passage not desired by hc fOlce
Department. Mr. Days bill for the appointment OF
commissioners to execute the law OF 1854 Tor the laying
of electric wires under ground IN New-lOrk ana BROOK
yn preventing the bounding OF deer, amended III the
motion OF Mr. OTIS 80 "a tn permit uer 10 10
bounded the first days IN October IN suok county
The Committee Internal Affairs reported Tor consid-
Grafton a Drafted Mems bill. =, ,,,,
The following resolution, introduced by Mt Vedder,
was adopted: Resolved, That the Controller OF the
State Do requested within five days TO transmit 10 the
Senate copies OF all circulars sent out from te IOhtro
lers office since enactment OF Chapter ol2 Laws OF
1880 referring to the payment by corporations OF state
within mis- state and further, report 10 the senate
the particulars eencernng ali CORPORATIONS from Wncn
state (other than those computed on premiums OF
cross earnings computed upon basis OF amounts Tess
than the entire capital stock OF such companies nave
been accepted" . o.. , o.,
Mr. Otiss bill relative fish nets In Queens ana sur
folk Counties NH. ,..,
in the New-YOrk Controllers Office.