New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
EVENING SESSION ATALBAEK.
MEASURES ACTED ON IN THE SENATE.
GAS LHGrsLATIoS-MnYHYF FOR PRIsOSs-PRoPosEp
sPARKs-Cr Nsrs-wATER METERS.
inv THlYoRAPu TO THE TaIauxg1


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ALBANY, May 4.-SeDaLOr thomas to-mSnJ
presented to the Senate remembrance OF Methodist
miuistera I'm conference in New-York against the bill to
allow pool selling on race tracks Mr. Robb presented
petition from the Young Mems Independent Polt'eai
Club Of New-York in favor OF the constitutional amend
ment extending the terms OF Senators and Assembly
men and providing that they be elected on diieren1
years from State officers and president.
The Committee on Cites reported favorably Senator
Cullens bin regulating quality and price OF nlumi-
mating gas providing for gas inspector IN new
York Mr. Oallen sail thai this Dill
was introduced last February but was nj
lowed give way to the bill prepared
by tho special Investigating Committee The latter bill
having been slaughtered In the Assembly 1t was im-
portant that this bill advanced without delay
II the peope get any relief this session from the
OF gas mOnopoes After some discussion tho
bill WAS made special order for Wednesday morning
The Governor transmitted the report Of the committed
appointed by him to investigate the management OF
Cemrtrry and It was ordered printed. The
committee fail discover anything In the management
cemetery that does exhibit marked degree Oh
prudence. honesty and intelligence"
Mr. jacobs introduced bill to take census according
Ideas of Governor HILL that simply TO count the
Inhabitants and transmit the returns To the County CLERK
or In cities Council 1t generously leaves
the appointment OF the numerdtors TO the secretary OF
STATE and appro PIRATES $4,000 carry ont the prov
the bill. IL referred to the Finance Com
mitee.
the Legislature tonight that lie would need S2OOOOO IN
addition the $5S BAL ALREADY appropriated this year.
for support the prisoners This will only last I'll
the end OF the fiscal year. September 80 Beyond that
date further appropriations for the support or the pr
onrrs will necessary. Last year. under tho CONTRACT
sysle the prisoners only sefsupportng, but
they put thousand dollars In the State Treasury
The labor reorners protested against this arrangement
The Legislature upset the system, and To-day the tax
payer is paying the deficit which will this year amount
Mayor rces hill to repeal portion OF the legislation
OF last for the laying out OF parks IN the Twenty
third aud Twcn y-fOurth WARTS called up the
special order. Mr.. DAILY sid that the bill had already
been fully discussed, ana as MS h o"y oyes in
tending when INA the senate to move To Disagree with the
report and order the bill To third reDdlng The motion
carried and after getting IN the Senate Mr. Ellis
worth called for the ayes and nays on the question
whether the Senate should be allowed 10 sit asaln MT
DAILY Insisted upon motion disagree and order %
hr reading, but the chair decided that the vote should
voted down IL killed the bull Tue ayes aud nays were
called and resulted 10. IA The negative vote
follows, Republicans In Roman, Democrats In
Italics:
Baker Bowop cullen Dagsett Day6,on EH y Esiy
Mr. Gibbs moved reconsider the vote and that the
ZION lie the table which was carried hy vote OF
l3. several Senators who voted In tho Affirmative
that they did Rot wish 70 be- considered "a
commit la favor OF the bill There does not appear
% bo any possibility that the bill can even get the ncces
sdry votes To pass It.
Mr. Estys bin to extend the securities in whlsh
agrs Of TINS state that have never repnGiated and
bonds OF other states that have not failed 10 meet their
IL and los declared lost
Mr. Plunkitts bill for the erection OF bridge
the Harlem River from 1euth-ave. passed.
The Assembly Withdrew lis opposition tpught to tho
Senate plan TO adjourn the Legislature hHy 10, and
adopted a resolution "a that effect, which passed
afterward by tins senate
IL IA rumurrd Tonight that Governor Hill call
sprcia Of The Legislature Immediately after the
adjournment May 5f no bill II passed Hpprupriatng
money the State lie has already vetoed a
bill making such appropriation bat 1t Ia not believed
that he viii be proven e from summoning the members
agIih Albany by such trihiDR object that Already
the Democratic party II holding him responsible for de-
featng rrappUrtunment of the Senatorial and Assem-
bly, districts By vetoug the Census appointment bill
lie only eItricate himself from bis embarrassing
position by inducing the Legislature 10 pass a census
aprOpri ton bill Of some kind. The Republican mem
In mood to pass the vetoed bill again he
turrr q call them back To the capitol
Assembly MctfOldrick announced the death OF |
Assem- lyman O'IIara of New York aud na'io n speech
row afternoon out 81 respect To Mr. OiiaTs. Messrs
Mctiodriek. Windslph, Gerety, Hooley and sheber |
appointed q committee To attend the funeral.
IL is said that Commissioner Squire's Water Meter
bill. which Ia being pcraisteny pushed by General
Barnum and As-enbym Oliver will give some per- |
n chance make good deal Of money by repairing
the 10000 Navarro meters In the possession Of tho
Department of Public Works Of Nrw-YOrk.
Senator NJ g. Murphy. while In Newly Ork on saturiay
drew up bill which cOnfers the right Ia regulate the
price OF gas In that city the commission. namely
Mayor Grace Controller Low and Commissioner squire
bill ia the possession Of Corporation Counsel
Lacoube who Is making up his opinion to It's cOusti