New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
A GREAT NIGHT FOR BILLS.
OVER 200 INTRODUCED AT ALBANY.
1T DOESN'T LOOK MUCH LIKE ADJOURNMENT IN
MAY-snME TILE MEAkrREs.

1T DOESN'T LOOK MUCH LIKE ADJOURNMENT IN
MAY-soME or THE MEASURES.
ALBANY March 10 (specaI.-Thc Legislature was
almost drowned In new bills tonight. Assemblymar
sheehan commenting upon this fact said at the close
OF the session WcN this doesn't look like adjourn
ment I'm May" There 145 bills introduced In
the Assembly and about so in tho senate. Many OF
! them were of importance. Asscmblyman Shea, OF
| New York. presented st another bill 10 legaze
! proceedings taken by the New-York Cable Railway
! Company to grab seventy miles Of streets Assembly
man aggcrty, Of Drooklyn, had simple little bill'
authorizing elevated railroad companies OF Brook
Iyn TO change their routes It is supposed 10 be I'm
troduced for Boss Mclaughlin and other stockholders
in the Union Elevated Railroad Mr.. MaSe presented
a bill au horizng the creation OF prison fund. 1t
IS Intended appropriate 81 100000 for this fund,
and thus 0bviae the present necessity OF the Legs
ature again and again appropriating money for tho
support Of the prisons and the maintenance OF the labor
systems.
Al the request of Mayor Hewitt Of York, SEN
ator Iancheln introduced bill to permit the Board OF
Street Openings to allow private individuals to bnd
bridges across the The cost Of the work must
be borne by the applicant
Tho Corporation Counsel sent up bill OF which
the following IS a summary:
In any acton against tho Mayor Aldermen and COM
monaiW u the city OF NewYor% recover money pad
satisfaction OF illegal assessment upon real estate
a local improvements the plaintiff shall not recover
without proving tidt such IA ~ if' lcFct-cu
In dollars and by such neeali'y. nor shall the
panfin recover any greater than is in the same
proportion such assessment Il the whole amount OF
such unlawful Increase TO tho whole amount OF the eN
rou-c local Improvement provided that this sec
shall be- construed to confer right of action IN
cleos where no hight Of Is conferred by existing
laws
Mayor Hewitt also sent hill relating 70 the city
icah tie law they are tried y The Judge, OF the Court
Of Common Pleas-e long aud tedious process often re-
Au i'm kp.u pf A
r1gbt eut introduced through senator Van Cott.
allows the Mayor TO suspend the mai shals ana II The
charges against them are true, he has the power 70
pe Lance, Nicoll and Culoncl Fellows drew up a
lll vh,h senator Ives introduced mahing II mis-
Iace Tor gambling purposes. This measure doc, not
chc'i any raains a,'oc'aio ION now In eAst.nco. ,m
VIII en- yes the Metropolitan Transit Company
thouty ~ huild an elevated railroad In broadway:
senator pcrcc presented bill authorizing the NV
York cable Railway Company To build H. road by pay
lns lor cent Of ts gross receipts to the CITY OF New
A.scullvman Dalton introduced a b'l extending the
term of the President of the Board Of Aldermen Of
A-scmbl,man wls~g presented a bn to punish
sell 'r7 II poisonous candy.
Other bills were introduced In the Assembly as fol |
Mr. Cucn'hcr-Prov'dins that strc't railway fran
chi,e. sh, be- sold IN bidders OF m, lowest rate ~ fare
I'm Now York Hroo'lyn ani Buffalo that children shall
not pay over FIVE cents fare and amending the law In
Nv Nr Tinn-rrnowo-irr the Nav York Cor,uils- |
sloucr u Public Works rcpave streets at his dscrc
tiun.
VI N'rGan- Providing that The MAYOR o. Nov Yor'. |
shn appoint fhr"" romnsson Of Tndic"s. - 500
each for three 10 EdcX mort sagHs. records cf
and iO prepare comprehensive records Of icI estate
documents
Nr Hrs.cd-.rnrorr'at'n 800 oOO Tor tho Now
York centennial of Geo. ge Wash ngfons inauguration
In the Presidency
~ Mr. Morean-re iu'rng the Nan at an News
COMPANY 70 sell all papcis and ma.alIne' on It's
Ty Mr. lie ~g Pr yii E hat tx Scw York clo
yaf'd ais, between mlduisht AMI a. m. shall
run once in tw,n'y minutes. and from d. m TO
midnigh cvcry cirht m nu'cs
A. m'dn,ht the Assembly nnl Cork refused To
,h0w fnern other NIL Introduced "a. lay, inru'irg
'lr FINN, hn affecting Nv York sfret ra.lr q IS.
Mr.. IIcrnnann's amcl dmen's o. the Penal cod con
crning gan 4 s NJ. 1al'mad-c's Uroo lyn e., '-
re lgh' bll a'A - John I'm roor'ors hN aad
Ir. Cuits's amendment to the Ciyil nv &C Act.